WCCO 9-Noon

Joe Biden is denying accusations of poor behavior from his past. Mike Max asks, why do we form opinions about situations like this and many others when it isn't possible for us to know the facts of the case? Later, attorney Joe Friedberg joins to talk about jury selection and other issues related to the start of the Mohammed Noor trial.

Mike Max is in for Cory again today. The hour starts with Dave Lee sticking around for Extra Innings and some Sid stories. Later, we get the details of everything happening around town for the Final Four from Kim Insley at Meet Minneapolis.

Today is April Fools Day, but Mike Max started a day early by getting one over on Sid during the Sports Huddle on Sunday.

Kim Insley of Meet Minneapolis joins Mike Max with all of the fun and events coming to Minneapolis during Final Four week!

Former basketball star Royce White joins Mike Max to talk a little basketball and about issues he's had with anxiety and fear in his life. Later, local musician Mark Mallman is in studio discussing his career and new book, The Happiness Playlist.

Hennepin County Commissioner Mike Opat joins Mike Max to talk about how the county has used the deal to help fund Target Field into a way to support youth sports, libraries and more throughout the county. Maxie also discusses mental health struggles within the service industry and Khalid El Amin joins to talk hoops.

Mike Max is in for Cory today and that means some Extra Innings with Dave Lee to begin the show. Later, Mike wonders about what it takes to find true happiness and how people can find different ways to do it.

Musician Mark Mallman joins Mike Max in studio to talk about his career in music and his new book, The Happiness Playlist, all about how he used happy music to fight anxiety and grief.

Former basketball star at Minneapolis North, UConn and in the NBA Khalid El Amin joins Mike Max to talk hoops leading up to the Final Four.

Hennepin County Commissioner Mike Opat joined Mike Max to talk a little basketball and about what the county's deal to help fund Target Field is also being used to fund youth sports, libraries and more.