The first voice is that of Justin Wilson, from the last interview WIBC's racing insider Mike Thomsen conducted with him before this year's Indianapolis 500 just three months ago. Mike joins me to talk about the loss of Wilson due to an awful accident at Pocono.

Secretary Moniz says there is no "secret side deal" to allow Iran to inspect one of its own facilities as part of the overall nuclear deal, as was reported by the AP last week. He says Iran would become potentially more dangerous if Congress does not approve the deal - a move that is not expected since Republicans are unanimous in opposition.

Wilson, as of this post, remains in a coma after a horrific accident in which part of Sage Karam's car hit him in the head. Wilson is one of the nicest people in all of sports, and the entire 93 WIBC and Emmis family is thinking about him and his family.

Of course we had to discuss the biggest story - you know, outside of the markets meltdown - which is Jon Stewart not only hosting the WWE SummerSlam event, but also getting involved in one of the main matches - swerving everyone in helping Seth Rollins beat John Cena! And winning the admiration of male wrestling fans everywhere.

My full chat with Mayor Brainard on why he wants Carmel to become the latest Indiana city to approve an anti-discrimination law to protect the LGBT community. The Republican mayor also believes the Republican-controlled legislature should not be afraid to take up the issue, too.

Donnelly says he will vote for the deal, even though it has little chance of being approved by the Republican-controlled Congress. The Democrat from Indiana believes it is the best current chance to avoid having Iran develop or acquire a nuclear weapon.

The singer-songwriter has written for Barbra Streisand before. At the Palladium in Carmel on September 18, Ms. Callaway will sing the Streisand songbook.

Yes, sometimes I get to talk to talented people whom - through fate or whatever - become regular acquaintances. Styx front man Lawrence Gowan is one of those people, and we chat about their tour with Def Leppard and Tesla which stops at Klipsch Music Center on August 30th.

In somewhat of a surprise announcement, the chairman of the House Public Policy Committee said he would not seek re-election in 2016. What Dermody's move means was discussed with our Statehouse correspondent, Eric Berman.

Since everyone else does Fabulous Fantastic Football Funkadelic Frosty Froo Froo Fridays (or something), Mike and I decided to honor the true troopers of Friday Night Lights, the marching bands. Greenfield-Central and Speedway are first. Your band could be next! Facebook.com/WIBC10At10