WCCO 9-Noon

Mary Albright, president of the Starbird Association, joined Cory to talk about the intriguing possibilties of space tourism, STEM in Minnesota, and what she's excited about when she visits NASA for the State of NASA presentation next week.

Do dogs belong in breweries? Is Chipotle actually good? Why do bands still require us to cheer for an encore just to hear their hits? Cory tackled those questions and more with Growler Magazine deputy editor John Garland.

How has the Gopher hockey team turned around their season and what will the Wild do leading up to the trade deadline? Cory got an update on the state of the State of Hockey from Jess Myers.

Who will win the biggest award of the year in film? Cory and CityPages film critic Bryan Miller rank the nine movies up for Best Picture.

Cory has some free advice for the Democratic party, thoughts on the Twins' trade hitting a snag, and talk possibly screening children for cancer that could come later in life all in Today's Top 3.

How can we stay empathatic to those around us and still connect with people on a personal level while still embracing the technology around us? Cory spoke about that with author Kaitlin Phillips.

Dr. Love joins Cory in studio with a little dating help for our friend Ryan and the Front Desk, thoughts on getting along with a spouse with different political beliefs and much more!

Are the Twins better off after dealing Brusdar Graterol and acquiring Kenta Maeda? Cory dug into that with Seth Stohs of Twins Daily.

Author/psychotherapist Philippa Perry spoke with Cory about her new parenting book and her theories and opinions on how to raise our children.

This week's Acme Comedy Company headliner Pete Lee joins Cory to talk about growing up in Wisconsin, living for several years in New York and much more in a very funny interview.