WCCO 9-Noon

The Beer Dabbler at Pride is happening tonight and Kevin Stocks joins Brian Turner to talk about their partnership with Pride and the success of their event.

Author Larry Diamond joins Brian Turner to talk about his new book 'Ill Winds' and why he believes democracy is eroding around the world and how it can be saved.

Attorney Jenny Lee joins Brian Turner to detail some of the pro bono work she and her firm are providing for the LGBTQ community.

Dr. Suma Jacobs joins from the U of M Masonic Hospital to talk about the Turtle Derby and a research program working to help autism research. After that, some talk about a few changes that may be coming to YouTube.

What you think about Delta introducing face scanners at the airport to speed up boarding? Brian talks about that and a survey about how Americans would spend $10 million before a conversation with attorney Jenny Lee about some free legal work for the LGBTQ community.

Brian Turner is in for Cory today. After some brief shenanigans, Brian talks about the latest twins in the David Ortiz story and spends some time talking with author Larry Diamond about democracy and how Diamond feels it is eroding around the globe.

Cory's weekly check-in with Dr. Love features conversation about marriage and divorce, the impact of anti-depressants on relationships, and Pride weekend.

Cory has a discussion about the Karate Kid as the movie turns 35 this week. That leads into a list of the best sports movies before our weekly visit with Dr. Love.

Have you ever been 'cookie jarred' while single? Cory gets into that topic before a couple dog stories in Hey, Did You Hear? and a discussion about summer anxiety for kids with a doctor from the University of Minnesota.

School provides structure for kids for most of the year, but as we hit summer some feel a sense of anxiety in their lives. Cory discusses it with Dr. Sasha Zagoloff from the University of Minnesota.