WCCO 9-Noon

We talk dining and more with Growler Magazine Food Editor James Norton at the start of the hour. Later, Cory discusses the benefits of yoga and meditation with Tory Schaefer from Lifetime Fitness.

Cory starts with a list of the worst things to say if you want to keep your marriage alive and a story about a couple that had a tough surprise before their wedding. We also touch on the Twins and some fast food innovation in Hey, Did You Hear?.

Another Twins win, Facebook and a possible drive-thru ban in Minneapolis take over the first half of the hour. Later, Cory shares a couple Netflix ideas for the weekend and chats with Staff Sergeant Elizabeth Bellflower live from Kuwait.

The Twins keep winning and Cory says a loose and fun clubhouse atmosphere is a big reason for their early season success.

Perham native Staff Sergeant Elizabeth Bellflower joins Cory live from Kuwait to talk about her work as a medic with the National Guard and live on the base.

Cory starts with a Tiger Woods update and trying to figure out what happened to Beto! After that, some medical news and Associate Chaplain Sadaf Shier of The University of St. Thomas joins to help us learn about and understand Ramadan.

The Big Bang Theory, one of the most successful sitcoms ever, comes to an end tonight. We talk about the show and other sitcoms before some tech talk and our weekly visit with Dr. Love!

The Twins, gay conversion therapy and narcissism among the younger generation are the topics of Today's Top 3. After that, we have an early update on Tiger Woods and the PGA Championship and have a great conversation with Pat Harris from Serving Our Troops.

Dr. Love makes his weekly appearance with Cory to talk about PDA, a big drop in baby-making, and more related to sex and our relationships.

Pat Harris, founder of Serving Our Troops, joined Cory in studio to discuss the mission of his organization and all the steaks they'll be serving next week to service members in Kuwait and their families back home.