WCCO 9-Noon

University of St. Thomas Professor Elizabeth Wilkinson joined Cory for a great lesson in how some credit for women earning the right to vote and other freedoms stems from their success in sports.

Sheletta Brundidge sped into the studio today to chat with Cory and offer her perspective on the conversation around disciplining our children. And we even have a surprise appearance from Chad Hartman with his own agenda to tackle with Sheletta.

What does the elimination of ISIS leader Abu Makr al-Baghdadi mean for the future of ISIS and the war against terrorism? Retired Navy SEAL Lt. Jason Redman joined Brian Turner to discuss that, the reaction to the news from President Trump and others, and what operations like this mean to the long term success of the fight against terror.

Bestselling author John Kenney joined Brian Turner to talk about his advertising background as a copywriter and his hilarious new book Love Poems (for People with Children).

Tim and Ryan O'Neill joined Brian Turner to discuss their careers in music, their upcoming induction into the Minnesota Music Hall of Fame and a wonderful way they're trying use their music to help others.

Chef Brian Ingram shares with Brian Turner what went into winning the Iron Fork competition last night! We also learn about Hope Breakfast Bar, a restaurant he runs with his wife, Sarah.

Comic Mark Normand is headlining at Acme Comedy Company this weekend and joined Brian Turner in studio riffing on a bunch of topics!

Adrian Peterson's legacy with Vikings fans is...complicated. Cory explored it as AP is back in town with Washington for tonight's game.

Cory spoke with Gopher Basketball Coach Richard Pitino about recruiting, the team's ability to hit 3-point shots, and his involvement in Coaches vs Cancer.

Should a parent be held responsible for the actions of their child? Attorney Mike Padden joins Cory to tackle that issue relating and other timely legal topics.