WCCO 9-Noon

We have "Let's Talk About Tech" and more thoughts on Rep. Ilhan Omar and her apology over the first half of the hour before Sheletta joins for Two Hot Mamas Tuesday!

Worry and anxiety can be powerful forces in the lives of many. Cory is joined by Dr. Scott Symington to look at what we can do when anxiety is creating stress in our lives and Cory shares his own story of struggling with those feelings.

Cory has some medical news in the first segment before talk about the health benefits and concerns about kombucha tea. Later, he admits to making an interesting choice on a new pair of shoes and we have some 'Hey, Did You Hear?' stories.

Representative Ilhan Omar has taken heat from both sides and now apologized after tweets she sent that many are calling anti-semitic. Cory says it's been a bad way to begin her time in the US House.

What story could be amazing enough to get us to play the "Let's Get Medical" open twice in the same segment? Cory has details about an amazing surgical procedure in the UK.

Cory has some thoughts about Ilhan Omar's tweets and the shutdown compromise before talking with a doctor about controlling our anxiety and worry. Later, Cory also has some thoughts about the new Aladdin trailler and Will Smith as the genie.

We got our first look at Will Smith as the Genie is the new live-action Aladdin. The internet seems to mostly hate it, what does Cory Hepola think?

We kickoff the hour with a Let's Talk About Tech segment before Cory talks again about Amy Klobuchar's announcement. After that, author Michael Gellert joins to talk about America's identity crisis and what it means to be an American now compared to previous generations.

Author Michael Gellert joins Cory to talk about what it means to be an American today and if the country is going through a true identity crisis?

Cory starts the hour with some talk about changing policies at YouTube and data about how streamers and DVR users are watching TV today. Later, Cory is joined by a guest from Hennepin Healthcare to help define Seasonal Affective Disorder and explain how it can impact some people during our long winter.