St. Paul students walked out of class yesterday to protest COVID policies in the district and a lack of distance learning option. Cory says it's another instance of something we've seen over and over in society in recent years: people in leadership aren't listening well enough.

Roughly one-third of the most popular songs on iTunes today are oldies. What's happening? The Electric Fetus music buyer Jim Novak joins Cory to talk about what he sees happening in the store and why he believes old music is making a comeback.

Cory successfully completes his first attempt at a Wordle puzzle, though admits he did cheat. We also have some talk about the latest on the Vikings and a conversation with Sherry Martin, developer of the game WITS, about how he brought his idea to life. Finally, we wrap up the show with listener comments in What Did We Miss?.

Sherry Martin, developer of the game WITS, joins Cory to talk about how he was able to bring his idea to reality and how he uses his position to inspire others to develop their own creative ideas.

Is it OK to admit you don't want kids? Cory dives into that topic with some thoughts from our listeners. We also speak with comedian Bryan Miller about filthy comedy and how Bob Saget was able to use it successfully with audiences. Plus, is Mike Tyson coming back for another fight?

Comedian Bryan Miller joins Cory for a discussion about filthy comedy, breaking boundaries on stage, and how comedians earn the trust of audiences while discussing taboo topics as Bob Saget did over his career.

Cory speaks about the hostage situation at the Texas synagogue last weekend and the feelings of fear that Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. spoke about decades ago that are still driving hate crimes today.

The show begins with Today's Top 3 before Cory has a conversation about hate crimes in our country. Later, Professor John Abraham joins from the University of St. Thomas to share some astonishing results from a new study on climate change and the world's oceans. Plus, how much did it cost for Cory to bring his family to the movies over the weekend?

University of St. Thomas engineering professor Dr. John Abraham joins Cory to share results from a new study looking a just how much heat our oceans are absorbing due to global warming and how that is impacting our lives.

Henry Lake talks about his excitement for the rest of this season and the next few years of Gopher men's basketball after what he's seen so far this year under new coach Ben Johnson. Henry also vents some frustration about the reputation Minneapolis and St. Paul are getting as only spots in Minnesota spots where crime is out of control. Plus, what is the key for the Timberwolves to play well in the second half of the season and make the playoffs?