So what happens when kids are kept from seeing their parents in the final stages of life?  Kerri Kasem found a way to fix that problem.  Listen and learn.

His name is Pete Gidion and he and Larry bumped into each other while Larry was on the air in Detroit.  A lifelone friendship and so many great stories to tell.  Take a listen to part-2 of his conversation with Larry.

From Jackie Wilson to Buddy Holly, Elton John to Neil Diamond.  To get your record played, you needed Pete, also known as "Peter the Leader".  This is part-1 of his conversation with Larry.  Enjoy.

For 2 years, Larry hosted a weekly radio show on Salem Media Group in Cleveland, airing on legendary stations including WGAR and WHK.  So, as we wrapped up those 2 years, I sat down with Larry and his good friend, Avery Friedman to look back.  Enjoy the conversatin.

Carl Monday knows Cleveland and how Cleveland works, or sometimes doesn't work.  We are a beautifully flawed city and Carl knows how to uncover the not so good stuff, to help make this city a little better.  It's what he loves and what he does.  This is part-2 of his conversation with Larry.  

It doesn't matter what side of the isle you're on, Cleveland loves Carl Monday.  Since 1979, Carl has been an influental news fixture for Cleveland viewers on a variety of stations.  Enjoy part one of the conversation with the dean of investigative reporters.

So how do you hang onto a dream job for over 47 years?  Bobby DiBiasio tells you how he does it.  A great conversation, well worth listening to.  Enjoy!

Mike Swiger learned a big lesson as a young man.  He has taken that dark decision and turned it around into a life filled with faith and a love for God.  So, do people get second chances in life?  Take a listen and you decide.

For the first 19 years of his life, Mike Swiger was a good kid.  As an engineering student at Case Western Reserve, one bad decision changed his story, in a big way.  This is part-1 of Mike's conversation with Larry.  Listen, and learn.

So, where were you in 1980.  If you were in Cleveland, Ohio, you know the story behind The Kardiac Kids.  Enjoy Larry's conversation with Brian Sipe.