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

Kristi Piehl, CEO of Media Minefield, joins Cory to talk about the risks and rewards that face athletes, celebrities and corporate brands when they go public with a strong stance on politics or other issues.

Dr. Love joins Cory in studio to talk about mental health related to the new Aaron Hernandez series on Netflix, conversion therapy, the benefits of couple's therapy, and to dish out some dating advice for Ryan from the front desk!

U of M researcher Paloma Gonzalez-Bellido tells Cory about a fascinating new research project studying the hunting patterns of dragonflies and damselflies that could lead to improvements in how drones see the world around them.

The Twins introduced Josh Donaldson yesterday and Cory spoke with Parker Hageman of Twins Daily about the impact Donaldson will make on the club, the possibility of still going after some help for the pitching staff, and some fun coming up this weekend!

Suicide rates are up among police officers around the country. St. Paul Police Sergeant Brian Casey and therapist Matt Johnson of Ellie Family Services joined Cory to talk about the problem and how St. Paul PD is addressing is.

How do you really know if you can trust someone? Is it easy to spot a liar? Former head of the FBI Behavioral Analysis Program, Robin Dreeke, joined Cory to talk about all that and his new book Sizing People Up.

He's black, an immigrant and gay...which means he's got a little leeway on what he can discuss on stage. Solomon Georgio joined Cory in studio to talk about his background, approach to comedy and what he's bringing to Acme Comedy Company this week.

It's Two Haute Mamas Tuesday and Sheletta Brundidge joins Cory to talk about a new policy from a struggling Twin Cities church and another viral moment.

Matt Parker joins Cory to talk about the lighter side of math. Matt's new book stresses the importance of education in math by empasizing some wild moments in history that could have been avoided if the math were correct.