WCCO 9-Noon

Should public schools be obligated to provide a hot lunch for all students, even those who can't pay? Cory dives into that question before talking with Gen Z expert Jonah Stillman about how the young generation is saving malls across the country.

Cory starts with Today's Top 3 before talk about day care and a unsettling story out of Cottage Grove. Later, we talk finances with Jon Kvasnik, touch on the Twins and Cory shares some Netflix news.

Millennials tried to kill the mall but Gen Z is bringing it back! Cory spoke with Gen Z expert Jonah Stillman about how the younger generation's idea of shopping means getting back into the stores.

Pay off your debt or spend on a lifelong memory? Cory got some advice on how to spend within your budget and still enjoy life from financial adviser Jon Kvasnik.

An interesting conversation about Louis C.K. and the state of comedy in America leads off the hour. After that, some medical news at Sheletta Brundidge joins in studio for Two Haute Mamas Tuesday!

Cory talks with biographer Brian Jay Jones about his new book detailing the life and career of Dr. Seuss! Later, we talk about millennials and their taste for craft beer before our daily 'Hey, Did You Hear?' segment.

We all love Dr. Seuss! Cory learned more about the beloved children's author from biographer Brian Jay Jones.

Cory kicks off the show with Today's Top 3 leading into a discussion about the terrible story of a child who died in a hot car over the weekend. Later, Cory speaks with a professor from the U of M to discuss a new report warning of extinction for about 1 million species on earth.

A new report warns that 1 million species of plants and animals could become extinct in decades due to human activity. Cory is joined by Jeannine Cavender-Bares from the U of M to discuss the report.

Cory, like many others, was deeply impacted by the news of the young boy who passed away in a hot car over the weekend.