WCCO 9-Noon

IT expert Greg Scott joined Cory to talk about the problems at Target over the weekend and his theory about what happened.

Cory talks about his memories of the night the entire country was glued to their TVs watching the OJ white Bronco chase and how the idea of celebrity changed with that event.

The OJ Chase took over the country 25 years ago today and Today's Top 3 leads into a discussion about that night and how celebrity has changed since that night. Later, Cory discusses how students can learn life skills through a course in Executive Functioning with a guest from Groves Academy.

Dr. Travis Pagliara joins at the top of the hour to discuss some men's health issues as we approach Father's Day. Later, we talk about the legacy of Joe Mauer and some current Twins topics with Parker Hageman.

Dr. Travis Pagliara joins from Hennepin Healthcare to talk about prostate cancer, ED, and several other topics related to men's health.

What do you think about the meteorologist who was fired for speaking out against a corporate policy? Cory gets into that before some talk about the continued rise of video games and a conversation about several legal issues with attorney Mike Padden.

Today's Top 3 leads into a conversation about the career of Joe Mauer before his number is retired tomorrow at Target Field. We're also joined by Sloane Martin for a sports conversation and Cory shares his ideas of what to watch this weekend.

Cory's here to help with some ideas if you're in need of something new to stream on TV this weekend.

Twins pitcher Jake Odorizzi joins Cory to talk about his St. Louis Blues winning the Stanley Cup, his success in 2019, and what is was like pitching against Joe Mauer.

The sailing coach at Stanford receives what Cory says is a pretty light punishment for his role in the college admissions scandal. We talk about that and recap Today's Top 3 before stepping aside for Twins baseball.