WCCO 9-Noon

Cory starts the hour with visiting with a couple members of the 4-H Afterschool Agriculture program. There is a Breaking Bad movie and it's already filmed! Students are graduating and heading off to college, but are they emotionally prepared. Chad Hartman joins for the final segment.

A heavy sports hour. Cory starts off talking the Vikings and transitions into Timberwolves talk. Later in the hour, St. Paul Saints general manager Derek Sharrer sits down with Cory. Cory wraps up the hour with "Hey, did you hear?"

Cory starts the second day of the fair with his top 3. Minnesota was voted the friendliest state in the nation. Australian airline company Qantas is going to find out if humans can survive a 20 hour flight in coach. How are they testing this? Max Huber from the Masonic Cancer Center joins the show from the fair. Hey, what are you watching? Cory and Dave discuss that.

Cory discusses the Minnesota Wild's new GM. President of the Minnesota Distillers Guild Mark Schiller stops by to discuss the Minnesota craft brewing and wine industry. Chad Hartman joins to rap up the show.

The Titanic is making some news. President and CEO of Bremer Bank visits with Cory live at the fair. So does Dr. Love and Tony from Wisconsin returns from his first state fair task Cory and Dave sent him on.

It's the first day of the fair! Cory starts off the hour with his top 3. Who are the highest paid actors this year? Some of the names may surprise you. Tony from Wisconsin stops by for his first Minnesota State Fair.

Cory was live from Target Plaza ahead of the Twins/White Sox. In this hour he talked entrepreneurship with Kristi Piehl

Cory was live from the Target Field Plaza ahead of Twins/White Sox. He talked with Twins pregame host Kris Atteberry!

Twins Broadcaster Kris Atteberry joins Cory live on the Target Field plaza. The guys talk about the return of the Target Field squirrel and other animals that have delayed games they have covered. They also talk about red-hot Nelson Cruz, Max Kepler's great season and recent struggles for Jose Berrios.

A new study says the language used by politicians has become much more salty in recent years. Cory has thoughts on that and speaks with a couple guests from the Twin Cities Film Fest about the event that's celebrating ten years in 2019.