What does the home market look like right now and what trends that began because of the pandemic are likely to stick around after COVID? John Schuster joins Cory with answers to those questions and many more.

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Michael Rosenfeld, Twin Cities PBS’ Vice President of National Productions, joins Cory to talk about tonight's premiere of the documentary Laura Ingalls Wilder: Prairie to Page.

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Cory reunites with his former high school basketball coach, Dave Cresap of Perham, to talk about what the sports will look like in high schools around the state when the season begins next week.

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MediaBridge marketing expert Giselle Ugarte joins Cory to talk about what works in marketing and advertising today and what trends to look for in the new year.

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What drastic move did Sheletta need to make because of all the holiday eating in the last week? She shares that info with Cory and discusses the viral video of a white woman accusing a black teenager of stealing her phone.

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Al Nolen is the Dean of Students at Park Center High School. Al's an amazing human, doing amazing things! He shares the challenges that distance learning has provided. Because of distance learning and not being able to see students face to face, how does Al still maintain and build relationships with his students? He says email and social media has become a major asset to him. Working in a low-income area, Al and his team have been dropping off hot spots and even groceries to his students and their families. He shares what positives will come from all these challenges, courses he's implemented to help his students deal with real life and their mental health, and much more wonderful things going on at his school and in his life.  

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Randy Sampson is the CEO and President of Canterbury Park. Randy is optimistic that Canterbury will soon be back and operating in more of a normal sense. He wonders how comfortable people will be returning to a large venue like Canterbury Park though? Randy joins Mike to discuss the future of Canterbury Park.

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Tim Howard and Dawn Gilman are part of a lawsuit to get kids back to playing the sports they love. Tim and Dawn breakdown the lawsuit and look at Minnesota COVID statistics. What are the net effects of kids playing sports vs. not playing? Tim and Dawn say they absolutely respect COVID-19 and the dangers it can bring, but they also have examples of why kids returning back to sports can be safe and positive.

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Former Minnesota Viking Bob Lurtsema joins Mike Max to discuss the current state of the Minnesota Vikings. It's been a difficult season to be a Vikings fan. Their defense, which has been one of the best defenses in the NFL for the past handful of years has been just awful this season. Should Kirk Cousins be the Vikings Quarterback next season? Their is reason for hope though. Bob breaks down the Vikings roster and the current season they're having with Maxie. 

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Tom Mckenna is a retired army veteran. Tom helped start Every Third Saturday. An organization that focuses on helping military veterans exiting the military and transition into a more normal life of a citizen.  Every Third Saturday helps to support the physical and mental issues of these retired veterans and their families. Tom shares his powerful and emotional message with Mike. To learn more about Every Third Saturday visit their website at: www.everythirdsaturday.com 

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