Author Jason Greer joins Cory for a great conversation about race, unconsious bias and how our brains are wired.

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Former Gopher and Viking Pete Najarian joins Cory with reaction to Mark Coyle passing on the invitation from 60 Minutes to be interviewed for their piece on cutting some college sports. Also, plenty of talk about yesterday's crazy Vikings victory.

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What did WCCO reporter and play-by-play broadcaster Sloane Martin think of Beth Mowins' work calling Sunday's Vikings game on CBS? She joined Cory to talk about it and the role of someone in that spot.

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The Timberwolves have released a new city jersey. Cory talks to Ryan Tanke about the new jerseys for the Wolves & how they are getting ready to start the season.

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Brittany Arneson and Skylar of Secondhand Hounds joins Cory Hepola to predict this Sunday's Vikings game vs Jacksonville

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Joy Summers from Eater Twin Cities joined Cory for their weekly visit.

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Cory talked with Seth Stohs from Twins Daily about his new book highlighting some of the greatest Twins in team history.

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CBD oil is becoming more and more popular. So why should you look into it? Cory was joined by Zach Rohr from Minny Grown.

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Tiffany Cornwell is an expert in technology. She gives Cory her current top three must have apps. All three apps are free with the option to upgrade. She also throws in some honorable mentions, a wide variety of apps that serve multiple purposes. The apps range anywhere from useful organizational tools, money management, astronomy and more!

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Hennepin County prosecutors will stop seeking bail for people arrested for several low-level crimes. The crimes range from motor vehicle theft to low-level drug possession and the new policy goes into effect January 1st. An officer involved shooting took place last Saturday night in St. Paul. St. Paul Police Chief Todd Axtell said the force used was not "reasonable or necessary" and the officer has been fired. Mr. Padden weighs in on those headlines, talks a little Chad Beebe and Vikings football, and more with Cory. 

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