Julius LaRosa did okay for himself even after one of the most infamous incidents in radio history. This was the end of Godfrey's morning program, Arthur Godfrey Time, on CBS October 19, 1953. Though some of the program was simulcast on CBS TV at the time, this segment was on radio only. RIP Mr. LaRosa.

What to do on a blustery weekend? Here you go - 12 ideas from Paige Southerland of the Indiana State Museum, whether it's the museum proper in Indy or one of their other properties around the state.

It's easy to forget how important Gus Grissom was to the space program. A new book from George Leopold and Purdue Publishing is a good reminder that much of what we have done in space might not have taken place were it not for the work and sacrifice of the first of many astronauts to come from Purdue.

The bombshell who wrestles all across North America makes a rare trip home next Saturday, May 21 when he takes on former world champion Rob Conway for All Star Wrestling at the Shelby County Fairgrounds. We catch up on where Dylan's wrestling career has taken him recently, the recovery of fiance Ray Lyn from a broken hand and, of course, who sucks now?

The end of a great WWE career, and with a weird Shelby County LSD arrest, we ask where were all those LSD "stamps" that supposedly were all over our elementary schools?

This is the finest WIBC sales idea in months - a listener bus trip with The 10 At 10 guys to Moose Jaw.

It looks like Ivy Tech has their woman.

I didn't get to say this properly due to time constraints, so here it is in full from WIBC's MashUp Show. Rest in Power Mr. Fleming. You earned it, and then some.

An IU instructor has been fired for a sexual assault.

Erika is the assistant director of the Lilly Library, which holds hundreds of Orson Welles audio clips on lacquer discs. Many of those recordings will be restored and digitized thanks to a National Preservation Grant.