We hear of the National World War Two museum in New Orleans, from the curator, Erin Clancy Curator, as well as of the Eliza Jane Hotel there, from the concierge John Fitzpatrick

Jacobi had to settle for looking across the studio at Bill Wolverton instead of Rachael Shelton. Everything else was really good.

Mark Winkler schooled us on song writing, and talked about the creation of a music video.

Hilary Gardner shared stories of her new album, and more.

Herb Alpert appeared in the Liner Notes.

Jacobi and Bill Wolverton were in the studio to pay tribute to Frank Sinatra, shortly after the 110th anniversary of his birth. They were joined in the effort by Chuck Granata, of San Diego's Jazz 88.3 FM - KSDS. His show Sinatra Standard Time is live there every Sunday.

Then several stories of life with Sinatra were told by The Man Who Made Sinatra Laugh, Tom Dreesen.

Liner notes featured the song The Lady is a Tramp, from the 1957 film, Pal Joey.