Dwyer & Michaels

We just talked to Casey Freeman who is a social media influencer behind Stock Tank Pools and her business is thriving as pools are closed because of COVID-19.

Why hasn't this been done earlier?

We thought healthcare workers in the Quad Cities should be given a flyover too. So look to the skies tomorrow.

We just talked to Aaron Robinson who's Mustang was vandalized by his neighbors for being too loud.

We just talked to Assistant Chief Kent Amerine from LFD and he was telling us about the I-beam from 9/11 that's housed at the firehouse.

We checked in with Roman Weinberg from the Field of Dreams movie site about the upcoming game between the White Sox and Yankees.

Here's a look at 'Today in Rock History' featuring: Traci Lords is 52. One of the few people to make the transition from pornographic actress to actual actress. You might've seen her in "Zack and Miri Make a Porno" which is sort of bridging the gap in between. Randall "Tex" Cobb is 70. Former professional boxer who went on to a fine acting career... starring as Leonard Smalls in "Raising Arizona", "Dog Owner" in "Ace Ventura: Pet Detective" AND Ernest's cell mate in "Ernest Goes To Jail". Bill Kreutzmann is 74. Grateful Dead drummer. He played in every single one of the band's 2,300 shows. Owen Hart was born on this day in 1965. Today in 1945, World War II Ended when Germany signed an unconditional surrender in France.

We were reading a story written by then 9-Yr-Old Adam Desutter about his experience playing wiffle ball with Michael Jordan when he was 6 when he suddenly called in.

Here's a look at 'Today in Rock History' featuring: George Clooney is 59. "Dancing with the Stars" host, Tom Bergeron, is 65. Bob Seger is 75. Motor City Caucasian King long before Tud Nugent, Kid Rock or Eminem. Baseball Hall of Famer, Willie Mays is 89. In 1937, The Hindenburg Disaster occurred in New Jersey. As it flew over the Lakehurst Naval Air Station, the hydrogen-filled German blimp called The Hindenburg crashed and burned, killing 36 people. In 1941, Bob Hope performed his first USO show, for troops at California's March Field. He'd end up performing HUNDREDS more, for troops in World War Two, the Korean War, the Vietnam War and the first Iraq War. In 2004, the final episode of "Friends" aired on NBC. It ran for 10 years and 236 episodes and went out with an estimated 51.1 million viewers.

The very first radio station that I worked at was able to get Michael Jordan to come play in a charity basketball game at Illinois State.