WCCO 9-Noon

After two full hours with Sheletta, Cory is finding it hard to keep that positive vibe going on his show. Despite the drama she brings, the two talk Gopher football and welcome Scott Adams, the creator of Dilbert, to the show to talk about his new book.

For the first time, the Twin Cities hears directly from Erin Thomas, the Lizzo fan who was prevented from seeing her favorite singer at The Armory in Minneapolis recently even though she has tickets. You see, Erin was left paralyzed from the chest down after a diving accident as a child, and the venue's wheelchair accessible seating was sorely lacking.

With Dave Harrigan out, Cory has no choice but to work with Sheletta, who brings along her feisty attitude and her own theme music.

Former Gopher All-American Tyrone Carter joined Cory to look back at his team's hugh upset win at Penn State 20 years ago today and what he likes about this year's team that has their own shot at upsetting PSU this Saturday.

Cory had a fun conversation with comedian Tom Rhodes talking about Netflix's impact on stand-up comedy, Tom's work doing shows around the world, ridiculously nice Minnesotans and much more!

Cory gets schooled in college football and talking trash from ESPN's Katie Nolan. Does she believe in the Gophers? Does she even know who PJ Fleck is? Definitely yes.

Microsoft in Japan has been testing out a 4-day work week. Cory spoke with Harbinger Partners CEO Scott Grausnick about how that would work in America and if it would be a welcome change for both businesses and employees.

Comedian Anjelah Johnson has a stand-up show coming to the State Theater on Friday and she spoke with Cory about her comedy, appearance on Curb Your Enthusiam and much more.

Ricky Rubio has a new piece in The Players' Tribune about his mom's illness and death, his time in Minnesota with Flip Saunders and more. It's a very emotional read and it makes Cory miss seeing Rubio in a Wolves uniform.

The Twins have extended a qualifying offer to Jake Odorizzi. What does that mean for the pitching staff and what's next to get the Twins ready for next season? Cory got some answers from Parker Hageman of Twins Daily.