WCCO 9-Noon

A new study says millennials are getting obesity related cancers at a much higher rate that previous generations. Matt Flory of the Minnesota Cancer Allience joined Cory to discuss the data and help explain the reasons behind it.

Why are cancer rates for millennials on the rise? Cory has an expert to discuss that at the top of the hour. Later, Sheletta joins in studio for Two Haute Mamas Tuesday with a couple special guests of her own.

Let's Talk About Tech! Cory has some technology stories in the first segment before a discussion about 'intensive' parenting and what to watch for in tonight's State of the Union address.

Cory starts today by talking about a trust issue with FamilyTreeDNA sharing info with the FBI. Later, Cory shares his theory on the sagging Super Bowl ratings and we talk about women taking risks in their careers before a look back at some great movies turning 25 years old this year.

1994 was a great year in movies and all of them are turing 25 this year! Cory looks back at some, including three from Jim Carrey that turned him into a huge star.

Why is it difficult for women to take risks to advance their careers? HR expert Tiffany Kuehl joined Cory to talk about the risks women are afraid to take, which risks are worth the lead, and how employers can do more to empower women in the workforce.

Cory has a few health items in a new segment we're calling 'Hey, Let's Get Medical.' We also have more discussion about the Super Bowl and Julian Edelman earning the MVP award despite missing part of this season due to a PED suspension.

The hour begins with some tech talk before Cory shares a little more about the Super Bowl and a specific opinion he voiced on Twitter. Later, we do today's 'Hey, Did You Hear?' segment.

Cory starts with some talk about all aspects of the Super Bowl last night. Later, is ignorance bliss when it comes to Facebook? How about in other aspects of our lives?

Today is Facebook's 15th birthday. Cory talks about the company's history, the recent trouble, and asks if living in ignorance is truly bliss when it comes to Facebook and the rest of our lives.