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HOUR 1 - Front Row Seat to Hate - Mike recalls his youth in Skokie, Illinois, when the ACLU fought and won the right for the American Nazi Party to march in a predominantly Jewish neighborhood. The Nazis specifically chose the community of 70,000 people, 1 in 10 with concentration camp tattoos on their arms. Mike worked in the neighborhood and tells stories of how his Jewish employers and friends planned to handle the incomprehensible demonstration. What’s your Elvis record collection worth? - Mighty John Marshall of MoneyMusic.com tells Mike about the top dollar Elvis Presley vinyl for which collectors are willing to pay thousands of dollars. Do you have the promotional picture sleeve of “Latest Flame” that’s worth $12k?

HOUR 2 - Get to Know Your Berries - Dr. Jorge Rodriguez joins Mike for another Wellness Wednesday to discuss a terrifying subject for most men: testicular cancer. It’s 90 percent curable, but gentlemen must check themselves monthly. He also gives the low-down on testosterone supplementation and America, the delicious salad -- not the melting pot.
Trump owns a Winery, and Mike doesn't like Game of Thrones

HOUR 3 - We can’t change history. Why erase it? Chicago Pastor James Dukes wants Mayor Rahm Emanuel to remove statues of Washington and Jackson from Chicago, and to change the context of their park names to reflect what he views as less racist figures. But where are the calls to remove statues of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, who called Robert E. Lee a great American? Mike explores this issue and what erasing history might mean for America’s future.
Spider-Man's Dad has some words for bigots - Stan Lee, creator of the iconic super heroes we see in the movies today, used to have a section in his comics called Stan's Soapbox. Mike read his 1968 essay on bigotry and racism that is as relevant today as it was then.