WCCO 9-Noon

Steven Spielberg has some problems with Netflix and the attention they received at this year's Academy Awards. Cory chimed in with his thoughts on the feud.

Cory starts with results from a new poll about support for President Trump and more thoughts on HBO's Leaving Neverland debut. We also have some talk about fast food and some other medical news before a conversation with Twins CBO Derek Falvey.

Twins Chief Baseball Officer Derek Falvey joined Cory to talk about the  the pitching staff, some impressive early performances, and much more news from spring training with the Twins and around baseball.

Cory has some talk of the continued cold weather and more on Michael Jackson. Later, we have some tech talk and attorney Mike Padden discussing a couple of local stories that have been in the headlines.

Part one of HBO's Leaving Neverland aired last night and Cory explained how putting a face to the allegations changed things for him. Cory also celebrates the internet turned 30 years old this month and speaks with a life coach about how to let go of painful memories from our past.

Cory Hepola discussed his feelings after  HBO debuted Leaving Neverland last night about accusations of sexaul abuse by Michael Jackson.

Construction of Allianz Field is complete and Minnesota United's season opener is tomorrow night! Cory spoke with Steve McPherson about what to look for at the new stadium and on the field in 2019.

The hour continues with our February funeral before some talk about medical trouble for Luke Perry and some other medical news. Cory also discusses a new Dr. Seuss book and his favorite Seuss book before talking about the season opener and new stadium was a guest from Minnesota United.

We revisit our Trump/Cohen movie idea from yesterday and the funeral for February before some tech talk and an chat with a sports psychologist about the mental side of sports.

The show begins by putting February to bed and talk about how anger can impact our daily lives. After that, we touch on the latest news involving President Trump and discuss colon cancer on the first day of Colon Cancer Awareness Month with a guest from Allina Health.