WCCO 9-Noon

John takes calls from listeners about their memories of the day the 35W bridge collapsed. In Midmorning Money Rick Wartzman discusses his book “End of Loyalty” and why companies no longer worry about providing long careers and good health benefits

Dave and John recall their 35W bridge memories and John talks with former KSTP reporter Mark Albert who was one of the first reporters on the scene. Also former Police Chief Tim Dolan shares his memories of that day and the work of our first responders 

Linda Fairstein talks about her new book "Deadfall" and Dale Kurschner from Twin Cities Business Magazine has the latest in local business news 

Dave and John recap the weekend in Extra Innings and then David Mark just us from DC w/ the latest news, including what to expect from Pres. Trump's new Chief of Staff

Traci Lambrechts, the woman behind the PJ Tracy novels talks about her latest book “Nothing Stays Buried." Also, James Ledbetter - INC Magazine editor and financial writer chats about his book “One Nation Under Gold: How One Precious Metal Has Dominated the American Imagination for Four Centuries”

John talks with Steve Simpson about this weekends big concerts and the best shows they've ever seen. Afterwards Aaron Blake from the Washington Post talks about the health care bill being voted down and the rest of the news out of DC

Bob Cashill checks in early this week to review the new movies and Mark Oldman teaches us "How To Drink Like A Billionaire"

Dave and John break down chili dogs vs coney's in Extra Innings and Bloomberg Congressional reporter Laura Litvin tells us what a skinny repeal of Obamacare might look like

CNN New Day co-anchor  Alysyn Camerota talks about her first novel "Amanda Wakes Up" and what is is like covering news and politics in 2017

Dave and John are back with Extra Innings and Kosh Kraushaar from The National Journal talks about the Sentae health care vote and Pres. Trump's tweets banning transexuals from military service