WCCO 9-Noon

Cory is live from Twins spring training in Ft Myers and Dan Gladden stops by to join the show right off the top. Later, Cory has some thoughts about President Trump's tweets regarding the Jussie Smollett situation, he talks with Twins prospect Royce Lewis, and has some things to say about movies and the Oscars.

A bomb threat prompted a lockdown at a school in Delaware and a 7-year-old wrote a note to her parents on her arm in case she died. Cory talks about violence and how sad it is that our children today have to prepare for things like a bomb or a shooter.

Just as Cory was kicking off his first show from Ft Myers, Dan Gladden dropped by the press box to join for a few minutes as he was taking care of the most important spring training chore...setting up the fridge.

Millennials often get tagged as being lazy and lacking a strong work ethic. Is it true? Mike Max shares his thoughts on that along with the callers and touches on a couple other topics over the hour.

Ron Schara joins Mike Max to begin the hour talking about some new walleye rules on Lake Mille Lacs. Later, Bill McGuire is in studio to talk about politics, insurance, MN United soccer and much more.

Mike Max is in for Cory today. The show starts with Dave Lee sticking around for some Extra Innings before we join President Trump's press conference at the White House.

Mike Max was in for Cory today and spoke to Ron Schara about some new walleye rules from the DNR on Lake Mille Lacs.

The hour begins with Bruce Grayson, makeup artist for the Oscars, joining to tell some stories from the and talk about what the day is like from his perspective. Later in the hour we have tech talk and news from the U of M on a breakthrough in treating brain tumors.

Cory wraps up his Gopher basketball venting and has some things to say about the Timberwolves and Vikings at the top of the hour. After that, we have some medical news and a guest from St. Thomas University to talk about a lack of African-American characters in children's books.

Remember the Minnesota Anthem that went viral last summer? The song and video were created by Alex Frecon and he joined Cory Hepola to talk about that and much more, including some stories about playing hockey in places of the world you'd never expect.