There's no better time for Cory to catch up with Dr. Love! The good doctor provides some tips and advice on how to survive our relationships while we're isolated either with or without our significant other.

Cory speaks with Joanne Lara of Autism Works Now about getting children on the autism spectrum through this period of isolation and keeping them engaged with their therapy and education. Also, Joanne speaks about her work as an advocate for adults on the spectrum to be welcomed into the workforce.

How are small businesses, specifically those that are still open, dealing with all the uncertainty of the COVID-19 pandemic? Andy Lindus of Lindus Construction joined Cory to talk about how they are getting through these uncharted waters.

Colton Underwood, star of The Bachelor, joined Cory to talk about a bunch of things including his new book, life on a reality TV show, and recovering from Coronavirus.

It's April 1st and that means a lot of bills are due. Cory checked in with Dave Veljkovich, a server at Acme Comedy Company and trainer at a local ninja warrior gym to find out what life has been like for him since COVID-19 shut down his two employers.

What should we do with our government check when it arrives? What's happening with my 401k? There are hundreds of financial questions we all have right now and Cory seeks some advice and guidance from Bank Cherokee advisor Jon Kvasnick.

Twins play-by-play voice Cory Provus joins Cory to talk baseball, what it's like for him missing the start of the 2020 season, and a little music by the end of it!

With so many poeple out of work right now, Cory checked in with Media Minefield CEO Kristi Piehl to hear her story of losing her job in 2008 and finding her way to a new successful career.

Sheletta Brundidge joins Cory and has some strong opinions about how distance learning isn't working for her our her children. Sheletta says it's already time for Minnesota schools to cut their losses for the school year and regroup in September.

Twin Cities Business editor Ali Kaplan joined Cory to talk about the magazine's look at female executives in Minnesota and, specifically, the success of CEO Shelly Ibach with Sleep Number.