WCCO 9-Noon

Musician Michael Nelson joins Cory in studio with a bunch of great stories about his career in music, including many years working and touring with Prince. Michael also has details on an upcoming show at Chanhassen Dinner Theatre where you can see him perform with JazzMN.

Tony from Wisconsin drops by the studio to talk about the scene at the Twins Target Field store early this morning and argue in support of his fellow Packer fans not being the most annoying group to Vikings fans. Later, more fun as we have our weekly conversation with Dr. Love in studio.

Did Led Zeppelin steal the iconic guitar riff from Stairway to Heaven? Cory looks at what's going on with that lawsuit and, after some tech talk, we dive back into the Zeppelin conversation with attorney Mike Padden, talk about the St Police body cam footage released yesterday and more.

So what has to happen for President Trump to actually be removed from office? A lot. Cory has a breakdown of all the hurdles Democrats would need to clear and his opinion of what's happening. Later, Acme headliner Emily Galati joins in studio for a conversation about her life as a comic.

What is the Des Moines Register newspaper digging up dirt on Carson King, the football fan who raised a bunch of money for a children's hospital? Cory dives into that in the Top 3 and continues with more on the topic before Kris Atteberry joins to talk Twins and Sue Abderholden joins from NAMI to talk about a big event they have coming up Saturday.

Attorney Mike Padden tells Cory what he thinks about the lawsuit against Led Zeppelin from another band claiming they stole the riff from Stairway to Heaven. They guys also talk about the police body camera footage released yesterday in St Paul and much more.

Stephen Letnes is up for an Emmy award tonight for his work composing the score for 'Beneath the Ink.' He joined Cory in studio to talk about how he began his career in music, his process for creating a score and the challenges of doing it all and living his life legally blind.

Who would you rather have at running back for the Vikings, 2019 Dalvin Cook or Adrian Peterson in his prime? Cory answers that question before talking with Emmy nominee Stephen Letnes about his work as a composer, his excitement for the announcment of the award tonight, and his work to help others like him that are legally blind or live with another disability.

Cory starts the hour talking about sports gambling with Rep. Pat Garofalo. Are Minnesota lawmakers close to making it a reality in our state? Later, Cory shares a list and descriptions of the five stages of love and we get into some serious topics with Sheletta Brundidge on Two Haute Mamas Tuesday.

Is sports gambling on its way to Minnesota? Representative Pat Garofalo joined Cory to talk about the issue, what is stopping legal sports gambling in Minnesota and how sports gambling has impacted Iowa since it became legal earlier this year.