Fred had a chance to speak with founding member of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame group Chicago, Robert Lamm, about his newly released single. The song is called "Everything Is Gonna Work Out Fine" and is available everywhere for download and purchase. Fred and Robert spoke about the new single and Robert's success as a songwriter.

Jackie Cummins of The Victory Center speaks with Fred about this year's Over The Edge event. You can register or donate at http://ote4victory.org/

The National Association of Buffalo Soldiers and Troopers is holding a Ride For Justice nationwide this Sunday June 14. Locally the Toledo Buffalo Soldiers have invited motorcyclists from N'west Ohio to join their ride from Toledo to Napoleon, OH. Registration begins at 8a at 125 S Superior in Toledo with breakfast supplied. Food and music will be available at the end of the ride at Napoleon Harley-Davidson. Kickstands up at 10a

Earl Mack is not only the President of The Toledo Buffalo Soldiers but also has 40 years in law enforcement in Ohio. Mack was former agent in charge of liquor control, did undercover work,was a member of the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force and Deputy Director of Ohio Homeland Security. In this podcast he reflects on the recent events in Minneapolis and across the country. Earl talks about his own experiences from his personal and law enforcement life.

Joaquin Cintron Vega and Coleena Ali of LMHA spoke with Fred on Thursday about the mission to provide housing for those needing help in our area. Besides the LMHA facilities already operating they are looking to the future. For information on LMHA use https://www.lucasmha.org/

Megan Faykosh, a resident of Minneapolis, talks about her experience in the city that is ground zero for the George Floyd protests.

Julian Mack, of CSRN, spoke with Fred about recent Toledo protests and a movement to enact change in the law enforcement community. They discussed the peaceful rallies, the lootings and destruction and the path out of this.

Earl Mack, with 40 years of law enforcement experience, speaks with Fred about what is happening in Minneapolis, why it continues to happen, and what changes need to be made

Zarah Collins spoke with Fred this morning about the need for smaller taverns and pubs to have a voice in reopening of business. Many of them are family owned and run and don’t get the attention the big boys get.

Earlean "Queen Cookie" Belcher speaks with Fred about dealing with depression, loneliness, and thoughts of suicide during this time of quarantine. Earlean's documentary on her grandson's suicide is also discussed and available on Amazon Prime "A Cry For Help: The Ajane Burt Story"