-Is The Country Headed in the Right Direction?-

Robert and Elliot are high school students and are invited to share their views on today's political environment.

Is Liberalism a Mental Disease?

Roy Masters joins MZ for a discussion about the mental stability of liberals and the harm that it is causing to our country.

Neil Pearlberg fills in for MZ to discuss why local radio is so important.

-How Today's Youth Are Dealing with Social Issues-

MZ's guest for the day is his nephew Robert. Robert shares his experience dealing with school system and the climate of politics across the world. Whether his view is anomalous or not, it is quite refreshing to hear an analytical mind at work.

-Working Title: "MZ's Progress Report to the Audience" or "How Did I Catch Tennis Elbow"-

One of the hardest things about posting show is picking a title and this is one of those occasions. In the first hour, MZ announces the expansion of ZBS and KSCO to the bay area and that Dead Doctors Don't Lie will be carried on KTRB am860 in San Francisco. Although fascinated by this news, listeners seem more concerned with MZ's Tennis Elbow, a condition that prevents many of us from enjoying alone time. In the second hour sheriff Joe Arpaio calls in to explain the latest details of his case, MZ plays audio of Mort Sahl on Obamacare and the audience calls in with their thoughts.

The State of the Station:

MZ spends time with the audience to address any and all questions about the health of your favorite radio station.

-How to Support KSCO-

KSCO enjoys bringing you the best independent radio along with some of the biggest names in the industry. We're not only strengthening our operations, but we're also looking to expand and we need your help. In order to bring original programming and our platform for truly free speech to more people, we need more resources. Your donations and sponsorship of KSCO and its advertisers are critical, allowing us to stay innovative and ahead of the corporate big shots who would love to take over your favorite radio station.

-Looking for Ways to Improve the Education System-

MZ's guest, Juan Eduardo Cabrera has been superintendent of El Paso Independent School District for four years and has helped to expose fraudulent and deceptive practices in that district. Several board members including the former superintendent were taken to jail over what was discovered.

Fart Control, Relieving Stress and Enjoying Life-

Bob McDermand joins MZ to share his story about bouncing back from bladder cancer. Showing his excellent comedic timing, MZ decides this would be the perfect opportunity to discuss farts and why we should do it more often.- Roy Masters, who doesn't fart and has no comedic timing, joins MZ for the second hour to discuss relieving stress in ways that do not involve farts.- So crack the windows and let some air in for this week's edition of "The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling".

Passing of a Legend: Tribute to Van Amburg

Rich Lieberman joins MZ for a tribute long time bay area news anchor, Van Amburg. Who is Fred Glick? MZ shares some of his plans for the future of KSCO.