After opening the show MZ plays a decades old interview with long time Santa Cruz resident Mrs H.R. Lans about rent control. Mrs Lans came from a communist controlled country to enjoy the American lifestyle. What are some of the similarities between the left and communism? In the second hour MZ tries to bring levity to the show with calls from the listeners and of course his highly requested karaoke.

MZ invites three friends to discuss why they came to America. On this independence day we give thanks for all that America has to give to us and the world. Yes, America, we love you!

Are You Afraid of Black Lives Matter? MZ has invited Ron Brown to join him in studio to discuss Black Lives Matter and where the country seems to be headed. Ron share his story of drug addiction, homelessness and salvation. His unique life experience has put him at odds with many of his fellow African Americans.

What will the world do after MZ expires? What starts as a show pondering the expiration of MZ turns into an insightful interview of one the most influential figures in local media. Josh Stephens interviews KSCO owner Michael Zwerling about his experience in broadcasting and as owner of KSCO. This is a audio treasure chest for people who want to know about inside information that is usually only known by management.

Is the story of KSCO ready for the silver screen? This question is posed to the audience, with the help of Mr and Mrs Future, and is the perfect opportunity for the audience to share their creative and interactive ideas with each other and the world. Many great stories have been told by Hollywood, is that of KSCO next?

When MZ asks the question "Is there any racism in Santa Cruz County?", the response from the audience is incredible. Perhaps the most memorable calls are from Regina and Steve, both of whom are black. The mindset of the two could not be any different.

The Death of George Floyd and The Following Protests: In the first hour, Santa Cruz police chief Andy Mills and city mayor Justin Cummings join MZ to discuss the death of George Loyd and the protests that have followed. The second hour is up for open discussion after MZ asks the question "Are you racist?".

MZ's guest for the first segment of the show is Courtney Johnson. The topic for discussion is covid 19, face masks and the heavy handed policies of our government.

In the first hour MZ is joined by Amy Johnson, owner of Rockabetty Hair Parlor in Yuba City, to discuss her controversial decision to reopen her business without the permission of the city. The topic for the second hour is how wearing masks has changed the way we interact with each other.

" Lost Restaurants of Santa Cruz County"- Liz Pollock is author of a book focused on restaurants of Santa Cruz County's yesteryear. CAUTION: Your salivary glands might go in to overdrive while listening to this week's edition of "The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling".