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Devin Devasquez goes into more detail about how to become a model or pinup girl with her book, "The Naked Truth about a pinup model". Plus whatever other fun we can have with her! She's a blast.

Rated S.O.S. means that we are "Stuck On Stupid"! Join Commodore Fox and the Admiral as we take a moment out of our day to enlighten yours! We'll choose a topic and go from there . . . could be anyone or anything! We'll visit with our co-workers, friends and places we frequent. All conversations with guests will be live and impromptu! By the way, we ARE Stuck On Stupid!

Rated S.O.S. means that we are "Stuck On Stupid"! Join Commodore Fox and the Admiral as we take a moment out of our day to enlighten yours! We'll choose a topic and go from there . . . could be anyone or anything! We'll visit with our co-workers, friends and places we frequent. All conversations with guests will be live and impromptu! By the way, we ARE Stuck On Stupid!

Tonight, we open the program to everyone and anyone. Join us as we just pass the time doing what we do best: a whole lot of nothing!

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NDB Radio is on the air! Join the regular cast of cellar-dwellers as we dish about everything and anything! Tuesday night is NDB Radio night! Join us on Joke Nights, Collateral Damage, BTR Feud and many others!

Rated S.O.S. means that we are "Stuck On Stupid"! Join Commodore Fox and the Admiral as we take a moment out of our day to enlighten yours! We'll choose a topic and go from there . . . could be anyone or anything! We'll visit with our co-workers, friends and places we frequent. All conversations with guests will be live and impromptu! By the way, we ARE Stuck On Stupid!

Rated S.O.S. means that we are "Stuck On Stupid"! Join Commodore Fox and the Admiral as we take a moment out of our day to enlighten yours! We'll choose a topic and go from there . . . could be anyone or anything! We'll visit with our co-workers, friends and places we frequent. All conversations with guests will be live and impromptu! By the way, we ARE Stuck On Stupid!

"Live" coverage of Space Shuttle Endeavor launch at 8:54 am. Join Hosts Roger and ZEKE covering from 8:30 est to 9:30 est. On the scene correspondant Marc B. Lee will be reporting from Florida!

Kirsten Beyer, prolific author, joins us for a live chat! She has written: "Star Trek: Voyager: Full Circle", "Star Trek: Voyager: Unworthy", "Star Trek: Voyager: String Theory #2" and for Buffy, The Vampire Slayer: "One Thing or Your Mother", "Once Lost" for Alias, and numerous others. Her latest novel: "Star Trek: Voyager: Children of the Storm"!

Author Lee Lowenfish comes back to talk about his latest book, "The Imperfect Diamond" discussing the history of Baseball's labor wars. 

 

From the introduction of the reserve clause in 1879 to the lockout and new basic agreement of 1990, baseball players have been engaged in one of the longest and most colorful labor struggles in our nation’s history. The Imperfect Diamond tells the stories of the players and their opponents, the powerful owners: how John Montgomery Ward led the Players League Rebellion of 1890; the rise and fall of David Fultz and the Baseball Players Fraternity (1912–18); the iron-fisted regime of Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis; the case of Danny Gardella vs. Happy Chandler and the blacklisting of the players who jumped to the Mexican League; the founding of the Baseball Players Association in 1953 and the tempestuous but triumphant reign of Marvin Miller; the struggles of Curt Flood, Andy Messersmith, and Dave McNally, and how they brought about the demise of the reserve clause; the unprecedented midseason strike of 1981 and the collusion cases of the late 1980s.   In the epilogue for this Bison Books edition, Lee Lowenfish guides the reader through the turbulent 1990s and first decade of the twenty-first century, covering expansion teams, the monumental 1994 strike, and performance-enhancing drugs. Listed by the Society of American Baseball Research as one of the fifty essential baseball books, The Imperfect Diamondwill stand for years to come as the source for the real story behind America’s national pastime.