WCCO 9-Noon

Cory is having trouble moving past the death of Kobe Bryant, his daughter and everyone else in the Sunday's helicopter crash because of the harsh reminders the tragic story provides all of us.

Tim Nudd, from the Clio Awards, joins Cory to talk about Super Bowl ads of the past, what we will be seeing this year during the big game, and Kobe Bryant's impact on the advertising world.

Kobe Bryant won an Oscar in 2018 for his short film Dear Basketball. Publicist Steve Rohr joined Cory and shared his memories of the film, Kobe's acceptance speech at the Academy Awards, and tells us about what the reaction has been like in Los Angeles to Kobe's death Sunday.

Henry Lake joins Cory with details how he learned of Kobe Bryant's passing and what he meant to the world of basketball and beyond.

Local boxer and former IBF champ Caleb Truax joined Cory to talk about a win in the ring Saturday night, another fight coming up soon, and his reaction to the tragic news of Sunday's helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant.

It's our second day of coverage over at this year's TwinsFest.  In this hour, Cory and Kris Atteberry speak to:

Former third baseman Trevor Plouffe

Assistant GM Jeremy Zoll

Minor League shortstop Royce Lewis

Director of Group Sales & Hospitality Rob Malec

Looking for something new to stream over the weekend? Cory's got you covered.

Pastor Joel Wight Hoogheem from Lord of Life church in Maple Grove stops in studio to tell Cory about their church teaming up with RIP Medical Debt to help erase outstanding medical debts for those struggling pay.

Jim Novak, Music Buyer at The Electric Fetus, joins Cory in studio to talk about the Grammy's coming up this weekend, what's been hot in music lately, and some fun stories from inside the record store.

The Timberwolves are breaking out their icy blue City Edition jerseys tonight at home against the Rockets. Bri Bauer, VP of Communications and Engagement for the club, joins Cory to talk about this season's jersey and what makes them special for the team and the state.