WCCO 9-Noon

Cory reacts to the sentence given to former Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor after being convicted of murder.

The hour begins with reaction to the 12.5 year sentence for former Minneapolis police officer Mohamed Noor. Cory also talks food and drink with Joy Summers of Eater Twin Cities.

How close is too close for our parents? We talk about that and the invention of a baby translator before some Twins talk with Seth Stohs from Twins Daily.

The show begins with Today's Top 3 and talk about National Doughnut Day and our favorite memories related to the bakery treats. We also talk with a dietitian about how food impacts our health and cancer risk and Cory has his usual TV watching ideas for the weekend.

Cory is ready to help you with some ideas of what you can find on TV and streaming this weekend if you need a break on the couch.

Dietitian Amy Pleimling joined Cory to talk about the possible links between the foods we eat and our cancer risk. They also discuss what makes a healthy diet overall and how to celebrate National Doughnut Day!

Cory has some Twins talk at the top of the hour and a discussion about The Hangover which turns 10 years old this week. That takes us into a deeper discussion about our favorite comedies of the past 20 years and how comedy has changed dramatically since The Hangover.

What is fake news? Cory has some strong things to say about what Americans are saying is a big threat to our country. After that, we have our weekly visit with Dr. Love to answer some listener questions about sex and relationships.

Today's Top 3 wraps up with Cory's thoughts on the 75th anniversary of D-Day and a a great conversation and some stories about that day. Later, attorney Mike Padden joins with his own story and plenty to say on some of the big legal topics in the news.

Our weekly visit with Dr. Love features answers to more of your questions and some excellent advice about our relationships and sex.