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Hour 1	Mr. Obvious - Forgetful Wife Sports w/ Chick Being Sick & Watching Becker President Obama at Notre Dame News w/ Kristi The Cardinals Game The Unsmooth Moment Keith McGill Acting Patient A Nice Prostate
Hour 2	John Feinstein Keith McGill Ocean Joke Scott Dunn History Lesson History Quiz How Old? Chick Eats a Hot Dog...
Hour 3	"Joe Biden" Calls Star Trek Guy Star Trek - Bamford Horse Racing Keith Gambles Chick's Photos The Old Lady Working Out "Turbo Nose Hair Clipper" Sports w/ Chick Healthy Foods People, News & Views
Hour 4	Keith McGill Donnie Baker Calls Summer Camps & Computers "It's a Great Day" Tony Danza & Scott Baio Tom's Car Stories Retirement Plan Birds in the News

John Feinstein

On the Brink

John Feinstein is one of the most celebrated and enjoyed sports writers of all time. From the hardwood of basketball (A Season on the Brink), to the football gridiron (Next Man Up) and even the lushes green fairways of golf (A Good Walk Spoiled), Feinstein has covered and written a book on just about every major sporting event known to man, but one of his most frequent topics is golf. Some of these great stories include A Good Walk Spoiled, Caddy For Life, Are You Kidding Me?, as well as his brand new book, Moment of Glory: The Year Underdogs Ruled Golf. If you'd like to know more about Feinstein, check out his blog Feinstein On the Brink

Scott Dunn

What's Done is Dunn

Scott Dunn is a stand-up comedian, a novelist, a father of two, and a husband of one. He's also a full-time history buff, and famous for his roasts of famous historical figures and events. He also occasionally calls in with History Lessons and Quizes, which means if you see his name on the guest board, you'd better start studying. In his spare time (when he's got any) he writes jokes for a number of shows including "Are You Smarter Than a 5th Grader." And that's a little bit about Scott Dunn.

Keith McGill

One Man's Perspective

The name Keith McGill sounds as if it should belong to a country singer, but upon further research we discovered the man is actually a talented standup comedian. Common mistake. Keith may not wear a cowboy hat, but he does bring a quick-witted, lively, intelligent slant to comedy, and you may recognize his voice as the "echo" from the Tom Mabe prank call about the faulty cell phone. During his shows, McGill offers his own insights on being as a black man in America, however, his humor is more of a commentary on all facets of life, not just one sector of society. This way everyone can enjoy.