Roshini Rajkumar is in studio with her perspective on Joe Biden's Super Tuesday success, the state of Bernie Sanders' campaign, and some advice on what those candidates need to do next to win the nomination.

Chief Nerd Correspondent Dan Cook joined Cory for an exercise comparing several Democrats to characters from The Avengers. Dan is shocked by how seriously Cory took the comparisons.

Law firms in the Twin Cities fight to attract top legal talent and clients. A couple big recent mergers have changed the landscape and Cory discusses it with Liz Fedor of Twin Cities Business.

Cory gets an update on the Twins at spring training from Seth Stohs of Twins Daily.

Sheletta Brundidge joins Cory for Two Haute Mamas Tuesday to talk about coronavirus and closing schools for voting. Also, Sheletta's publisher and co-author Lily Coyle from Beaver's Pond Press joins the show to talk about writing their brand new children's book Cameron Goes To School and their commitment to autism awareness.

Andrea Novak joins Brian Turner again with more on building up the Treasure Island Center in downtown St. Paul.

Elizabeth Ries recently opened up on Twin Cities Live about a viewer commenting critically on her appearance. That segment has gone viral and she discussed it all with Brian Turner.

How does a group like M Health Fairview prepare for coronavirus coming to Minnesota? Dr. Holly Boyer spoke with Brian Turner about how they are getting ready and some tips on how you can protect yourself.

TPT fundraising manager Melissa Jones joins Brian Turner in studio to talk about public television and how Minnesota viewers respond to pledge drives at TPT.

Henry Lake joins Brian Turner to chat about the Gophers, Wolves and Twins. The guys also looked back at Henry's Black History Month roundtable broadcast from last week.