This week, an oldie-but-goody with South Carolina’s Miss Teen USA, JC explains why his Rickenbacker guitar “gently weeps,” a plea to vote for Proposition “F,” and Jack Buck’s very, very, very bad night. Don’t forget to click the “Subscribe” tab, and be listening tomorrow morning on 93.1 KBDZ when you can win Journey-Def Leppard tickets before you can even BUY them!!

JC sorts out the problems with this year’s NFL TV ratings, who the bad guys are in the possible government shutdown, and why you’d better get used to the idea of the DH in the National League. Plus, on the eve of the second anniversary of the passing of Glen Frey, you’ll hear a clip of JC cracking him up in an old interview. Tell your friends about the podcast, please…and don’t forget to click on the “Subscribe” tab!

JC talks about the real issue related to Donald Trump’s latest controversy. Plus, Graham Nash explains the true meaning behind his song, “Teach Your Children,” it turns out now there’s only SIX dirty words you can’t say on TV, strange and borderline scary stats on what pro football fans are really thinking, JC turns survivalist, Clapton talks “Layla,” and a review of “The Post.” Tell your friends, and please remember to click on the “subscribe” tab.

Today, JC talks about people he knows that have worked for Oprah, and what they’ve told him about the likelihood she’ll mount a Presidential bid. Plus, JC reflects on a story that happened 32 years ago this week when he was sent out by Channel 5 to do a story on some male strippers. And, we created a celebrity-driven culture in this country back in the 60s and 70s, and why that’s catching up with us now.

With the Cards home opener just three months from this past Friday, JC tells the complete, and we mean the COMPLETE story behind “The Mets Are Pond Scum.” Dave returns to TV Friday on Netflix, and JC has the behind-the-scenes story of a local kid in 1984 that would figure prominently in some of those great old Letterman shows. Plus, a quick review of “Molly’s Game,” and one other movie you should see.

JC has problems with “Alexa,” a review of “The Post” with Tom Hanks and Meryl Streep, the four most beautiful celebrities JC’s ever interviewed, a startling summary of the net worth of a long list entertainers, how to sound dumb talking about climate change, a bad B.O. story, and JC needs a cheap flight to Spain.

The Year-End JC CORCORAN podcast:  Memories of Robin Williams, the late-great Dick Enberg tells a story about a scene he was in that was cut from “The Naked Gun,” JC looks back at his favorite moment from 2017, and he tells a great, behind-the-scenes story from “When Harry Met Sally.”