Jonathan & KItty chat with author Stu Levitan about his book "Madison In the Sixties," a time of protest, growth, and of course, sex, drugs and rock and roll.

Jonathan & Kitty chat with Barry WIlliams, best known as Greg Brady. He divulges Brady Bunch secrets, and even breaks into song with Kitty! He's at Wizard World Comic Con Nov. 30-Dec. 2.

Actor Thomas Ian Nicholas, who you know from the movie Rookie of the Year and American Pie, visited with Jonathan & Kitty in the studio. See him at Wizard World Comic Con Nov. 30-Dec. 2.

Beer lover Kitty chats with Kevin Revolinski about his book "Wisconsin's Best Beer Guide"--4th Edition. It's a guide to the state's 200 breweries--and includes free beer!

Jonathan & Kitty discuss new research why so many people have smiles on their faces during the holidays. Wink, wink.

Jonathan chats with Madison Micucci from the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical School of Rock which runs at Overture Center through Sunday.

Late in our Requestathon for Second Harvest Foodbank, we got a request for Rapper's Delight. And this happened. Who knew Jonathan had the soul of a rapper?

The Madison band The Mascot Theory joined Jonathan & Kitty live Friday morning to preview Flannel Fest, happening Saturday night (Nov. 3rd) at the High Noon Saloon.

Kitty chats with Ryan Haack of Verona about his children's book "Different Is Awesome," what it's like to only have one hand, about being taken to school for show and tell, and how to talk to kids about people who are "different."

Have you ever lived in a house that had a ghost? Jonathan is surprised at what scared Kitty more than the fact that a man died in her childhood bedroom.