Many moderate Democrats think there is no way Bernie Sanders could win in the general election against President Trump. Is that true? U of M political science professor Dan Myers joined Croy with his take on Sanders' campaign and candidacy.

Author Charlotte Alter joins Cory to talk about her book profiling the younger generation of leaders taking the spotlight among both political parties and how some older candidates, especially Bernie Sanders, are still able to connect with young voters.

Miracle is one of the best sports movies based on a real-life event. What other movies belong on the list? Cory offers a very interesting top 5.

Attorney Mike Padden tells Cory why he belives Harvey Weinstein's trial could end with a hung jury or acquittal. Also, Mike shares thoughts on a new lawsuit targeting the Houston Astros and George Zimmerman suing a pair of Democratic presidential candidates.

James Norton, food editor at Growler Magazine, joins Cory to talk about some great food options to try now in the Twin Cities and the Beer Dabbler event coming up Saturday.

Cory speaks with Minnesotans Dan and Linda who were aboard the Diamond Princess cruise ship, quarantined because of the Coronavirus outbreak, and are now quarantined on an Air Force base in San Antonio.

Twin Cities Business editor Ali Kaplan joins Cory in studio to highlight some of the hottest innovations leading Minnesota into the new decade.

Mark Zuckerberg has people that blow dry his armpits. That's just one small piece of a new book from Steven Levy all about Zuckerberg and Facebook that Levy discussed with Cory.

Influencer Sarah Edwards tells Cory all about influencer marketing and why it's much more than just pretty people vaping on the beach. Also, details on a pop up idea Sarah helping bring to Rosedale Center.

Roshini Rajkumar stops in studio with her review and breakdown of Mike Bloomberg's performance in last night's debate. She also has critiques for the other candidates and she and Cory discussed a wild night in Las Vegas.