WCCO 9-Noon

"Roseanne" was a big money-maker for ABC.  So how much money does the network stand to lose after cancelling the show after the star's Twitter controversy?  Independent media consultant Brad Adgate joined Steve Simpson to talk about the numbers and whether ABC had any choice but to end the show.

Steve Simpson was in for John.  He talked with Dave Priesler, CEO of the MN Pork Producers Association, about the impact of Chinese tariffs on Minnesota pork farmers.  Then comedian Chris Garcia joined him to talk about headlining ACME this week.

Steve Simpson was in for John.  He talked with Tyrone Terrill, President of the African-American Leadership Council, about Starbuck's bias training day.  Was it effective, or window-dressing?  Then independent media consultant Brad Agate joined him to discuss how much money ABC stands to lose after cancelling "Roseanne".  Finally Kim Johnson had 4 Things You Need to Know.

Laurie Wondra-Intuitive, author of the book Beyond Healing

Jay Dillon-Owner of Yardbird, a creative & eco-friendly local yard furniture company, on what he is doing to help clean up ocean waste

Ali Kaplan-Editor of Twin Cities Business Magazine:Preview of the june issue

Kare 11's Jana Shortal: Hosting an event with Chelsea Handler on June 5th

Dr. John Abraham on what's causing this heatwave & above average temperatures

Melvin Tennant-CEO of Meet Minneapolis: Busy summer of activities in the Twin Cities

Political Roundtable with Minnesota GOP Chairwoman Jennifer Carnahan & former MN Attorney General Mike Hatch

Mid-Morning Money with Realtor Steve Schmitz

4 things with Kim Johnson

Laurie Wondra-Intuitive, author of the book Beyond Healing

Jay Dillon-Owner of Yardbird, a creative & eco-friendly local yard furniture company, on what he is doing to help clean up ocean waste

Doug McDonald: CPA Abdo, Eick & Meyers-How does the new tax law impact you

Mid-Morning Money with Dale Kurschner

Senator Amy Klobuchar on the Memorial Day Ceremony at Fort Snelling

Professor Louis Johnston on the emerging markets and the dollar, projections for summer