This is a typical Friday night chill session, with no major guests penciled in. Frank coasts through some lazy, hazy, summer heat and gets personal. Some people grunt and groan whenever baseball comes up, but there was historical reference laid down for this tangent; we reflect on times are that long gone, and lament over what has replaced it. But not to worry, it isn't a depressing show—there is always a renewed hopefulness in everything once we get off air, refocused and refreshed.

Someone remind me to actually finish my baseball rebirth story sometime. I just realized that I prefaced a really nice moment with my mother in October of 2003, but I never actually got around to talking about it.

Rather, we jumped into the President's trip to Hiroshima, and the really tiring Monday Morning Quarterbacking that happens more and more over the issue of dropping of the atomic bombs on Japan, We can go further into depth of the history that people are clearly choosing to revise or ignore, but I think we said enough to patch-work the discussion for now.

There is about 8-10 minutes of talk about dreams of being paid to do these broadcasts, so I apologize in advance for wasting your time.

Then we wrap up the episode by talking about the demands of Oberlin College students to do away with Midterms and all grades below C because of the time they've been wasting protesting for George Soros.

Watch the full episode here:

http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/87444643