Rick is part of "Seldom Herd," a local group of musicians and songwriters who play together. Enjoy.

Mayor Mike Tucker. Live in studio. I was much more rational then the day before.

Meg is a representative from the Niagara International Kite Festival. She was quite interesting. Hope you enjoy.

I was soooooo irritated at all the stupid little things going on in Lockport. And the mayor's on tomorrow. I wanted listeners to help me vent. Instead, most made it worse. Oh well.

Political ads suck. Politicians flyer's all seem to say they've solved all the worlds problems.

Jerry is a writer for the Oregonian ... and also for Nascar magazines. WLVL's Racin' Ray was thrilled.

Newfane is a crazy place.

I'm cheap. I like to save money. I thought that maybe other frugal people out there would give me new ideas to save money. I didn't really get many ... just that I should get a wood stove. Well, now I've ruined it. Gave up the whole show. Sorry.

Listen anyway.

It seems to me that in Lockport we make it easy on some people ... and not so easy on others. Especially when it comes to starting and maintaining a business.

Why is that?

The folks from the Historical Society make their monthly visit.

Some fool decided this would be "National Talk Like a Pirate Day."

While not as cool as "No Pants Day," I thought it was a cool thing ... so we did that ... and more.

Enjoy.

Ten years ago some politicrats decided we should take a day to honor the Constitution.

Six years ago some idiot in Washington decided that the Constitution is "just a g-d piece of paper."

Nice.

Karl Reily was on to talk about the government's claim that "Liberty Dollars are illegal." (they're not)

We also discussed the primary (same as it ever was).

Lou was in studio taking phone calls about a hot zone on Niagara Falls Boulevard in Niagara Falls. Scary stuff.

Listeners last chance to stump for their candidate.

Of course, like every other talk show host in America, I was talking about the anniversary of the terrorist attacks on NY and DC. Unfortunately, the phones weren't functioning right and I had to do some post-editing to make it sound good on the podcast.

Madeleine and Jeremy Mohr were in studio on Friday. They sounded so good, I signed them up to be the opening band for Lockport's new Canalside Concert - to be held Tuesday, Sept. 19th at 5:30 at Widewaters Marina.

Check my other website for more details.

Tom Reynolds' commercial calling Jack Davis "millionaire Jack Davis," is so dishonest and so vile. How can anyone stand up for Reynolds? Well, they don't on my show. In fact, I don't know too many people that like him.

KT's back for another interview. I thought this one went well. We had a bit of a disagreement about Hillary Clinton's "promise." Good stuff.

Greg Lewis, manager of our fair county, was in studio for his regular visit. Lots of sports commentary going on here.

Joe Bruno runs the NY State Senate. He said he's sick of hearing about the shape the upstate economy is in. Poor Joe Bruno. And now Scott's even more pissed at him than before.

John Clifton is the Libertarian candidate for governor in New York.

Tuesday, he and I talked about who he is and what he stands for.

Check electclifton.org for more details on John.

 

Niagara County's GOP chief returns to Dialog after a lengthy absense. Hopefully it won't take him a year and a half to come back again.

Basil owns Spices Restaurant and wanted to move downtown. The city nixed that idea and Basil's upset about it. Good show.

DJ Hook is a club DJ in Buffalo. He came to the Lockport studios to talk about how he works it.

Good interview.

Lockport Mayor Mike Tucker in studio.

A Lockport woman claims to have seen the Virgin Mary in her tree. We talk about things we've seen.