Inside Lenz Network

My guest today is Walter Krumm, author of the newly released mystery/thriller, Diary of a Dead Man. Two callers will receive free copies of Walter's book.

My guest today is author Teel J. Glenn. We'll be discussing his book Knight Errant: Death and life at the Faire.

My guests today are Paul Scharff, whose father was murdered in his Lakemoor, Illinois, tavern 27 years ago, retired FBI agent Dennis Arnoldy, and mobster-turned-government witness Frank Cullotta.

This past summer Paul read the book CULLOTTA, the biography of Frank Cullotta. On page 130 he found something very interesting: the account of his father's 1981 murder and the name of the killer.

We'll spend an hour talking about how this news has impacted Paul's life and his plans to ask authorities to close out the cold case.

My special guest today is actually from New York, where he was an associate of the Lucchesi crime family. His name is Henry Hill; and in the movie Goodfellas, actor Ray Liotta played a character based on him. We'll spend an hour talking about Henry's life of crime, the Witness Protection Program and the movie. Your calls are welcome.

Today I'll talk about the upcoming elections, Sarah Palin and the Wall Street crisis.

My guest this evening is Joanna Campbell Slan. We'll discuss her debut mystery novel Paper, Scissors, Death

Today I'll continue my discussion of the Caylee Anthony case.

Today's topic will be the Caylee Anthony case. Caylee is the three-year-old Florida girl missing since June 16.

A discussion of politics and current events.

Each program, host Denny Griffin will address an issue of his choosing that he finds irritating. He’ll express his views and the phone lines will be open for listeners to voice their opinions.

The majority of the talk will be about politics and current events.

This program is intended for intelligent, civil discourse. Verbal abuse of the host, guests or other callers, will not be tolerated.

Be prepared to be asked to explain how you arrived at your position. If you make claims as facts, you’ll be asked for the sources that support your contention.