Unscripted with Dawn Mitchell: Rachel Banham

This week on Unscripted with Dawn Mitchell, Rachel Banham stops by to talk about her life in basketball with the Gophers and Lynx, and give an update on what she's up to now.

Unscripted with Dawn Mitchell: Max Exsted

This week on Unscripted with Dawn Mitchell, she sits down with Savage native and tennis star Max Exsted, who won the 2024 and 2025 boys doubles championship at the Australian Open. He's one of the top junior tennis players in the world.

Unscripted with Dawn Mitchell: Natalie Darwitz

This week to start Season 2 of Unscripted, Dawn Mitchel sits down with Natalie Darwitz, former Gophers' hockey star, a Hockey Hall of Famer and former GM of Minnesota PWHL, now the Minnesota Frost to talk all things hockey.

Unscripted with Dawn Mitchell: Grace Zumwinkle

This week on "Unscripted with Dawn Mitchell," Mitchell sits down one-on-one with Olympian, former Minnesota Gopher, and current Professional Women's Hockey League (PWHL) star for the Minnesota Frost, Grace Zumwinkle. 

Courtney Godfrey: Unscripted with Dawn Mitchell

This week features FOX 9’s own Courtney Godfrey, who’s worked hard on chasing her dream to compete with the U.S. Paralympic Team after losing the bottom half of one of her legs in 2017.

Unscripted with Dawn Mitchell: Andrew Rock

Friday night on “Unscripted with Dawn Mitchell," Dawn sits down 1-on-1 with Olympic gold medalist and Bethel men’s track and field coach Andrew Rock.

Andrew Rock: Unscripted with Dawn Mitchell

Olympic gold medalist and Bethel Men’s Track Coach Andrew Rock shares his story of how he went from winning races at recess in Wisconsin to winning gold in the 2004 Olympic games in Athens as part of the 4x400 relay team.

Jack Jablonski: Unscripted with Dawn Mitchell

This week on “Unscripted with Dawn Mitchell” Dawn goes one on one with Minnesota’s own Jack Jablonski. Almost 13 years ago, Dec. 30 2011, Jack was left paralyzed after being checked from behind into the boards during a high school hockey game. Ever since Jack has not only worked to prove doctors wrong, but to help others with spinal cord injuries. The Jack Jablonski foundation has raised 4.5 million for paralysis recovery. Jack talks to Dawn not only about his own personal advances physically – but also personally.