Clarence Ragland and Joe Bartholemew were in studio talking about the Lake Ontario RC Flyers. Got some good phone calls.

Marc joined us to talk about the "Net Neutrality Act." Basically it keeps the internet free and open. You'll have to listen for more details.

A teacher in Batavia, NY wants a sex change operation. And the parents are opposed to it. Good discussions.

The Wheezing Stumblers are off to NYC. But they wanted to do a little radio in WNY before they left. Different from what we're used to.

Dennis is a musician and a friend of mine. He didn't say much, but that's alright.

Niagara County Legislator Jason Murgia filled in for Henry Wojtaszek.

So the show isn't really about the Sheriff's Parking Ramp. It's about the Sheriff's Department and the Lockport downtown parking ramp - two things I think we should get rid of.

Town Supervisor Marc Smith makes his inaugural appearance on Dialog. He assures me it won't be his last.

Snakes on a Plane comes out today.

Yeah.

Tom is the alderman of the city's 1st Ward. he was into the snakes thing. In fact, he brought me a toy snake. We talked about a lot of city issues - not just ones in the 1st Ward. Good stuff.

The Niagara County Historical Society was our guest ... but I still talked about snakes alot.

 

Chris is a talk show host and financial guy from Florida. We talked about deficit spending and the GOP's lack of "conservatism."

Chris was a GREAT interview. Listen repeatedly.

In our second edition of SoaP week, we talk about abnormal fears ...

With Snakes on a Plane being released on Friday, we're celebrating the week with snake themed shows ...

Snakes on a Plane, of course, is heralded for it's "brutally honest title," so I want brutally honest names for other things, too.

Fun stuff - with special SoaP intro.

Siriun Geometry - from Niagara Falls - filled in on the fly for a band that no-showed. They didn't play ... but we listened to some of their tracks and they talked about them. In studio with them - Christian Fisher, their publicist. He was in PR whore mode. Kinda funny. We both knew each others names were familiar and came to realize, he published a book by two women I met in NYC last year. Small world.

Lockport has been a community with racial tension and this show discusses - and attempts to alleviate - the problem.

In preparation for the upcoming "race forum," Lenny was on to talk about the format. And we had open Dialog, too.

Niagara County's Democratic Chairman was in studio.

I was in Toronto ... so Tom hosted the show for me. Thanks, Tom.

Oral Roberts, a Christian singer, was in to help promote the upcoming Kingdom Bound, a Christian music and worship festival at Darien Lake.

This one's about as short as they come. I followed this little ditty up with the KT McFarland interview from a few days earlier.

Niagara County Manager Greg Lewis.

We talked about Chemical Waste Management and fight clubs ... and their illegality. I believe that if two grown men want to duke it out, more power to 'em.

GOP Senate candidate KT McFarland was a pretty good interview. Listen for yourself.

It was particularly hot ... so I decided to talk about something that MAKES me hot. The theft of private property by the government ... also known as Eminent Domain.

This guy from Lockport wants to put a Beatles museum on Market Street. Some people think it's a great idea. Others, not as much.