Johnnie Putman and Steve King take you on a journey back in time and surely you’ll feel like a kid again as we flashback with our friends!

Our first guest Alice Selke rejoins the show in time for her 107th birthday and together, we explore her history, her youth and some of her family’s history in the Hoffman Estates Fire Department along with some records she may or may not have grown up with.

Aaron Bearden is our next guest and he is the Owner of Instant Replay Sports in Panama City, Florida and a living encyclopedia of all things sports collectibles. We learn about the surprising value in some classic cards and his efforts to educate collectors in the form of good old fashioned television.

We then throwback to the Disco Demolition Night that took place 46 years ago with Chicago’s very own Vince Lawrence, record producer and one of the early pioneers in Chicago’s iconic house music scene. He takes us back to working in the disco scene on that infamous night and we analyze the destructive effects of that night on disco music and the culture of black and LGBTQ communities, much of which is covered in a new documentary called “Move Ya Body: The Birth of House.”

Our last guest, Tom Appel is Publisher of Consumer Guide Automotive and Host of the Car Stuff Podcast touches on some of his latest test drives, listener questions on gas types and old engines, big recall numbers for Ford and why a car being too quiet is a bad thing.

With shoutouts, highlights out of the Windy City Smokeout and getting up to a whole lot of nothing with our News Director Ryan Burrow, it’s another show to remember.