WCCO 9-Noon

Tony from Wisconsin is excited about the Packer win Sunday, but really bummed about the Badgers being upset by Illlinois. Luckily, Cory was able to pick at that scab during a segment with Tony.

Every business owner is hoping to hire great employees, but how do you hang onto great employees once you've found them? Cory addresses that with Harbinger Partners CEO Scott Grausnick.

Tony-award winning producer Kevin McCollum joins Cory in studio to talk about a new show he has coming to The Ordway before heading off to Broadway. The guys also discuss the theater and arts scene in the Twin Cities and how it's evolved since Kevin entered the business.

Zach McCormick from The Growler joins Cory in studio to talk about a Sam Adams beer that's illegal in 15 states, restaurant reboots, a sneaky way some Minnesota breweries are getting around the law and more.

It's been an awful start to the Wild season and Jason Zucker fired up fans last night by including coach Bruce Boudreau in his criticism of the team. Jess Myers joined Cory to talk about the team's struggles and the Gophers hosting their first series at home this weekend.

Is Brexit finally going to happen? UST Professor Renee Buhr helps Cory understand what has happened, what's happening now, and what a successful Brexit could mean for the UK and the US.

Are you guilty of bringing your phone to bed? Dr. Love joins Cory to talk about a bunch of topics including how that phone habit can impact your relationship and sex life.

Attorney Mike Padden says former Fort Worth officer Aaron Dean should be charged with manslaughter, not murder. Mike tells Cory that the Mohamed Noor verdict has greatly impacted how district attorneys around the country and prosecuting cases like this.

Local comic Bryan Miller is back in studio with Cory talking about the tough times for 'vape influencers' and how to check out the 10,000 Laughs Comedy Festival this weekend!

Church attendance is down overall. Pastor Jeff Marian from Prince of Peace in Burnsville discusses the issue with Cory and shares how his church is finding success bringing people back.