Dr. Tim Schacker of the U of M Medical School joins Cory to talk about how they've studied wastewater from around the state to correctly predict the beginning and end of COVID surges throughout the pandemic and how the same research can be used for other infections and pathogens.

Cory speaks with Jerks at Work author Tessa West about her new book, identifying the different types toxic coworkers and the best ways to address difficult situations in the workplace.

It's 80s One Hit Wonder Wednesday and only one of these jams can leave as the winner. It's Obsession by Animotion vs. Died In Your Arms by Cutting Crew.

The Vikings have a new GM in Kwesi Adofo-Mensah and Cory is pumped to be excited about the team again for the first time since last summer!

The first half of the hour features Today's Top 3 and talk about what we've been learning about long COVID and the U of M studying Ivermectin as a treatment for COVID. Later, Dr. David Blumenthal of The Commonwealth Fund joins to talk about Mark Cuban's new online pharmacy and solutions to lowering drug costs for Americans. Plus, it's 80s One Hit Wonder Wednesday!

Dr. David Blumenthal, president of The Commonwealth Fund, joins Cory with praise for Mark Cuban's effort to lower prescription drug prices with his new online pharmacy and talk about what else needs to be done to help Americans that cannot afford their prescriptions.

How much do you know about the great things to see and do around Minnesota? Cory has a quiz from the brand new Explore Minnesota travel guide.

How much do you know about the great things to see and do around the state? Cory has a quiz from the newest Explore Minnesota travel guide to see how much Dave really knows about our state. Plus, Bob Dylan just sold his music to Sony. What exactly does that mean?

Pete Najarian joins Cory with great advice for any investor and thoughts on the current volatility in the market. Cory also has some talk about a bad bed Odell Beckham Jr. has made on bitcoin and a conversation with big tech correspondent Adam Rizzieri about the millions of dollars tech companies are spending on lobbying in Washington.

Big tech companies seem to know that regulation is coming from the federal government and are spending millions in lobbying dollars to make sure they don't get squeezed too much. Chief Big Tech Correspondent Adam Rizzieri joins Cory to talk about what's happening and what changes could be coming soon for how the tech industry operates.