Millennials are ditching diamond rings. Cory has some thoughts on that and the story of his own proposal to Camille before we talk about the incredible amount of screen time American adults get while eating. Also, Cory talks with Julianna Miner about how to raise screen-smart children.

Dr. Love joins Cory in studio to talk about his theory regarding the death rate increase, using a reward system for sex, pornography, his own struggle to get in shape and much more.

Billy Corben, director of the documentary Broke, joins Cory to talk about how highly paid pro athletes can find themselves in financial trouble like Adrian Peterson. Later, Cory react to some theories about an increase in the death rate among younger Americans and we have our weekly check-in with Dr. Love.

Cory's newfound sense of calm regarding the Twins, despite another loss to the Yankees, highlights Today's Top 3. We also have some updates on a couple stories we've been following on the show before Adam Platt of Twin Cities Business joins to talk about food and restaurants in the Twin Cities.

How is it possible for Adrian Peterson to be in debt? Billy Corben, director of ESPN's 30-for-30 doecumentary Broke joined Cory to talk about how athletes can blow through millions.

1. –  Cory not freaking out about the Twins

2 – Facebook fined $5 billion and NOBODY cares!

3 – Bernie Madoff begging for mercy from President Trump is laughable

The Aquatennial Ambassadors are in studio to talk about the event and their roles with Cory. Later, Cory talks about sleep and the financial woes of Adrian Peterson.

Avengers: Endgame is now the top grossing film of all time but that doesn't count for inflation. Cory has a top ten list of the best earning movies of all time. Later, generations expert David Stillman joins to talk about millennial struggles.

The Commodore, Queen, Princesses and Captains all in studio with Cory to talk about the Minneapolis Aquatennial and their role as ambassadors for the event!

Generations expert David Stillman is back with Cory to talk about why millennials are struggling with loneliness in college and flocking to the Pacific Northwest.