Citypages film critic Bryan Miller joins Cory to compare lists what they believe are the best overlooked sports movies.

COVID-19 has forced us all to step back and slow down in many aspects of life. Author and Oxford professor Danny Dorling joins Cory to explain why he views that as a great thing for everyone in society.

It's graduation season and Dr. Love joins Cory to talk about how graduations should really be a celebration for the students AND their parents. Also, some of the usual relationship advice as Dr. Love answers some questions.

Will a business be liable if an employee or customer contracts COVID-19? Cory explores that topic with liability attorney Richard C. Bell.

Comic Bengt Washburn joins Cory to preview his Zoom show coming up Saturday night, tell us about his missing puzzle piece, and share the real reason he's moving to Germany.

GOP Senate candidate Jason Lewis is suing Governor Tim Walz and attorney Mike Padden sees some merit in the arguments. Mike joined Cory to share his thoughts on that and some other legal issues related to COVID-19.

Cory catches up with Ryan from the 3rd Floor to talk about Amazon trying to take over the world of video games, a revamped Tony Hawk game and much more.

Chad Dunkley of the Minnesota Child Care Association and CEO of New Horizon joins Cory to talk about how much trouble Minnesota is in regarding funding for child care and how we could be missing out on millions of federal dollars.

Cory chats with Cheryl Reeve of the Minnesota Lynx of how the team has been preparing for an uncertain season that was scheduled to begin last week.

How well does President Trump get along with the living former Presidents? Does he care? How friendly are the other former Presidents? Author Kate Andersen Brower discussed all of that and more with Cory.