Jim speaks with retired psychologist and erstwhile humorist, Joel. Personal and mental hygiene are subject of this discussion. How have people's habits have changed since mass quarantine has been observed. Some people always seem to find a way to take advantage of others.

We talk to a good friend of Jim's the musician, Lee Sharp. Lee is a proud Memphis native who has made his home in the Florida Keys. Besides being a musician he can conversate very easily with the oft confusing host. Find out more about Lee, his music and how to get a hold of him at www.leesharpmusic.com .

Jim and Steve ruminate over facemasks and gloves. There are 3 things Jim learns about wearing a facemask. Finally there a lot things that may disappear in the near future.

We have the Host and Creator of "Rebekah in the Keys". Besides producing 5 minute videos that feature Keys Businesses and human interest stories she is quite accomplished. Topics discussed: the affects of the pandemic on the Keys, long distance learning, affordable housing in the Keys, and music. You can find out more by going to www.rebekahinthekeys.com.

We welcome Papa Joe back and we hear about his dealings with the Virus. We learn that he reall hates chickens, it's personal for him.

Jim and Joel discuss Covid-19 and Jim decides that he is the Miss Manners of Etiquette dealing with the Pandemic. We learn Joel is allowed to wander outside the house as long as he doesn't molest the golfers.

Jim interviews Alfonso Chable the creator and administrator of the facebook group- Industry in Recovery. A group committed to supporting those in the Service Industry desiring recovery. The outbreak of Covid-19 has made that task more difficult.

The owner of Key Largo Comics, Steve joins Jim discussing topics such as: Who owns this fucking street?, the Miami Quarantine Station 97.3 FM, essential services, and the hierarchy of expertise. We have a new sponsor and if you would like to show support for the show check our sponsors at www.keysbartender.comnin the sponsors section.

We have Jill Zima Borski, a reporter for the Key West Citizen and Islamorada resident, on the show. We have a discussion on how the Florida Keys is dealing with Covid-19 as a community.