WCCO 9-Noon

The show starts with talk about relationships and a lot of news involving President Trump. We also discuss a proposal to have all high school students take a civics class and we get back into some marriage talk as Camille joins the show.

Couples therapist Kyle Zrenchik joined Cory to talk about keeping our relationships and marriages strong after children and other big changes in life.

The Supreme Court is hearing a case involving a cross at a veteran's memorial on public land. Is a cross always a religious symbol? Attorney Mike Padden joined Cory to discuss the case.

Cory revisits the Robert Kraft prostitution story and the difference between "I can't" and "I won't." After that, we talk about the great start Byron Buxton is having at spring training and Sheletta Brundidge joins for Two Haute Mama's Tuesday!

Cory has some talk about the battle between film studios and Netflix at the top of the hour before a tech talk segment. Later, Jess Myers joins in studio to talk hockey and we have some 'Hey, Did You Hear?' stories to share.

The Wild has made a bunch of trades and high school hockey is at it's peak here in Minnesota. Jess Myers joined Cory to talk about all of it!

Cory starts the show with some insight on how the Oscar chooses their Best Picture winner and the latest on Robert Kraft. Later, we have some stats saying Americans feel mostly happy with the country and a visit with writer Adam Platt about a profile he has on MN United midfielder Collin Martin.

Adam Platt joined Cory in studio to discuss a new profile he's written on MN United player Collin Martin and how Collin is the only current openly gay athlete in major men's professional sports in the US.

Dr. Richard Bandler joins Cory to talk about how we can overcome the barriers that prevent us from real positive change in our lives and why good intentions just aren't enough.

Cory starts with some talk about the continued stretch of rough February weather and some more on the Oscars. Later, we get into some medical news and author Richard Bandler joins to explain why good intentions alone aren't enough if we really want to change our lives for the better.