WCCO 9-Noon

Sheletta Brundidge joins Cory with her Michelle Obama cutout and a ton of excitement for Obama's book tour stop in St. Paul tomorrow night. Also, Dr. Verna Price joins to talk about her foundation called Girls In Action and details on how Sheletta is helping out.

What lies ahead for the Vikings in free agency? How much will they miss some of the players that are leaving? Cory Hepola discussed it all with Andrew Krammer of the Star Tribune.

A Senate committee voted against legalized marijuana for Minnesota and Cory says he agrees with the decision...for now.

Have you tried renting an electric scooter to get around downtown? Reports say that injuries from using the scooters and increasingly common, partly because of impaired users. Brian Turner discusses that and is joined by Brad Glynn from Lift Bridge Brewery to talk about the craft scene and hard seltzers.

Brian Turner is in for Cory today. The show starts with talk about the recent snow and the chores of shoveling and roof raking. Later, Brian speaks with author Tim McConnehey about self-publishing and the best ways to find the next great book to read.

CBS News Correspondent Steve Dorsey joined Brian Turner to talk about all that's happening at SXSW, including visits from several of the 2020 candidates.

Brad Glynn of LIft Bridge Brewery joined Brian Turner to talk about the craft brewing industry and their move to produce some hard seltzers along with their beers and root beer.

Izzard Publishing founder Tim McConnehey joined Brian Turner to talk about self-publishing and the changing bookstore experience.

Cory starts by speaking with Lou Raguse from KARE 11 about the letter he received from Jake Patterson. Later, we talk tech and Brad Ruiter joins from the Timberwolves to talk about a few things going on with the team.

Former Jeopardy! champion Nate Metcalf joins in studio to talk about his time on the show and with Alex Trebek. We also have some medical topics before John Garland from Growler Magazine stops by to talk food and beverages.