WCCO 9-Noon

One presidential candidate wants to give every adult $1000 per month. Cory discusses the idea and if he thinks a universal income has any chance of working. Later, he shares his Valentine's Day story of when he knew his wife was THE one. We also talk to Alex Frecon, creator of the viral Minnesota Anthem that came out last summer and Cory vents about Gopher basketball.

Cory is extremely frustrated with the Gopher men's basketball team and says unless the team goes on a late season run it's probably time to make a change with Richard Pitino.

Because it's Valentine's Day, Cory shared the story of the moment he knew his wife was THE one.

Ali Kaplan of Twin Cities Business joins Cory to highlight her top 5 local innovations to look for in 2019!

Cory dives back into the sentencing of El Chapo and the outrage directed at Esquire magazine before some NFL news regarding Case Keenum and last night's controversy at the Westminster dog show. Later, Ali Kaplan of Twin Cities Business joins with some of the top innovations to look for in 2019.

Why are some outraged over Esquire magazine profiling a white male teenager in their upcoming issue? Cory has some thoughts on that and the sentencing of El Chapo in the first segment. Later, we talk about the NFL combine coming to network television, a newly proposed law in Tennessee and This Is Us.

The hour starts with Cory's fear over Netflix password sharing and more thoughts on the outrage over Esquire's new cover article. We also have 'Let's Talk About Tech' and a conversation about lying with author Ben Berkley.

Why do we lie and how do even the smallest of lies impact our lives and relationships? Author Ben Berkley joined Cory Hepola to provide some answers.

Social media erupted with outrage over a new article profiling a white male teenager. Why are people upset and is it real, or just fake outrage from people that haven't even read the article?

Are you a fan of NBC's This Is Us? Cory used to be but explained why he thinks the show has become a mess.