Stuck & Gunner

Matt Bocchi's book 'Sway' is the first memoir from a child of 9/11. Only 9 years old when his father John was killed in the World Trade Center attacks, Matt talks about the heartbreak that led to a bout with drugs and alcohol, sexual abuse from a family member and the sobriety that now brings hope to his life. Leave it to Gunner to ruin the moment by harassing the Villanova grad by declaring Butler basketball the premier program in the Big East!

9.2.20
Entertainment icon William Shatner has a new album, 'The Blues', featuring Ritchie Blackmore, Brad Paisley, Pat Travers, Albert Lee and more! Stuck & Gunner push for Bill to sing 'Back Home Again (In Indiana)' at the next Indianapolis 500. Plus, what about that first interracial kiss on American TV with Nichelle Nichols? Also, those TWO times Gunner was nearly fired for what he said on air!

Jon Anderson is a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer with Yes and the owner of one of the most unique singing voices in rock history. At 75, his new album '1000 Hands' arrives with the vocals of a 40-year old! Jon is a native Brit who has become an American citizen. Stuck grills him about that Citizenship Test. Finally, the New York City Health Department is actually suggesting sex is safer with 'glory holes'!! Stuck is stunned and intrigued...

Harry Shearer is a man of many voices. From portraying Derek Smalls in 'This Is Spinal Tap' to Mr. Burns, Smithers and Ned Flanders on 'The Simpsons', you've heard Harry. Now, he takes aim at President Trump with a new comedy album, 'The Many Moods of Donald Trump'. Also, Stuck has two GREAT stories about working with Indianapolis TV legend Dick Wolfsie, who's retiring at 73.

Stuck and Gunner open up with a discussion of Burger King's NEW Fart-Free cows!
How is BK making their cows less gassy?? Find out!
Plus, Kansas lead singer Ronnie Platt. Ronnie was a truck-driver for 25 years before becoming the lead singer of his favorite band at 52!
Finally, listen to the new Kansas single, 'Jets Overhead'. Great jam in that distinctive Kansas style.

Alice Cooper is a rock legend, but his LOVE is golf and classic cars. What's it like to golf with Phil Mickelson, John Daly and other PGA greats. What's the most money Alice has won on a hole?
What is Alice's favorite car in his collection? Let's just say it was owned by a Soviet spy! Great story.
Plus, what car is 'sex on wheels'? Alice owns it! Finally, we talk-up Alice's new single, 'Don't Give Up'.

Tommy Shaw of Styx chats up his new single, 'Going to California', a cover of the Zeppelin classic.
Plus, what happens when you hang out with Robert Plant and John Paul Jones? Tommy tells us!
The boys play a new game...what band would you fight if band names were literal? Example: would you like to fight the Fine Young Cannibals if they were actual cannibals??!! How about The Zombies??

Styx legend Dennis DeYoung and BASEBALL talk!!
Gunner recommends Don change his name to Don Stuckski if he's gonna go to White Sox games.
Gunner reveals how his dad nearly lost his scrotum in South Chicago 30 years ago! OUCH!
Stuck and Gunner solicit a listener to take a 80 MPH fastball in the nuts from a JUGS machine.
Gunner recalls drunken college fun with a catcher's mask and a box of tennis balls!
Plus, Minor League Baseball with the Gary Rail Cats (Gunner mistakenly calls em the STEEL Cats--idiot!)

Whitesnake's David Coverdale is one of the great rock voices of all-time.
We remind him of a famous encounter backstage at Deer Creek with Kristi Lee of the Bob and Tom Show! Yes, it involved TUGGING.
Gunner argues with Stuck about which of them will DIE first! The boys decide to draw up an agreement that pays $1000 to the survivor when the other kicks the bucket.
Is Gunner doing another podcast? Don is furious!
Finally, Stuck talks about his fear of New York City. Man-up p*ssy-boy!
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**ADULT LANGUAGE**
Gunner reveals why he quit as host of a strip club's Amateur Night after 12 years and $60,000!
Is Stuck a marriage Hall-of-Famer after three wives? Gunner argues it's 'cheaper-to-keep-her!'
Plus, Gunner tries to convince Stuck to work urban radio as 'Don The Honkie'.
Finally, 'Hot Dog Talk! Who has the best?? Chicago is in the early lead.