Steve King and Johnnie Putman bring a cast of characters this week you may or may not have heard of to talk about some incredible music and some baffling tech and business troubles.

Kicking off the show is John Dreznes, owner of Beverly Records, who spins onto the show with his father Jack Dreznes to shed some light on Record Store Day, which is Saturday, April 20th. We learn about their family-owned business that has been serving Chicago for over 50 years!

Steve Bernas, President & CEO of BBB of Chicago and Northern Illinois, checks in with some of the latest scams to look out for. We have tax/IRS scams, ridiculous prom dress scams, and when weeding out shady moving companies be sure to access the Illinois Commerce Commission for more info.

Sue Foley, Canadian guitarist extraordinaire, talks about her April 17th show at SPACE in Evanston, the many incredibly talented women that inspired her, and how she pays tribute to them on her latest album.

Your regular tech and social media check in is brought to you by Patrick “Crispy” Crispen! This time he’s telling us about scammers that are stealing your login info by making you think you logged out, the continued Roku account saga, and some updates (or lack thereof) for Windows 10 users.

Tune in below and make sure to stop by next Saturday as they broadcast from Panama City Beach. It’ll be the same show with a different view!