In this hour John Parillo calls in with "Monday Musings" on a Tuesday about Memorial Day, veterans & the military. Robert Neary calls in about his Neil Diamond Tribute at the F.M. Kirby Center in Wilkes-Barre on Sunday, May 31st at 3pm. Bob later discusses Democrats, Iran & the Strait of Hormuz.

In this hour members from the ARC of NEPA Auxiliary and performers are in studio to promote Arc Angels on Stage on June 11 at 6:30 p.m. at the Peoples Security Bank Theater at Lackawanna College to start off the hour. Later Bob talks to Tina Muracco of Premier Sotheby's International Realty. Bob talks about Paige Cognetti running on regular issues. Bob talks to Peter about the Plymouth celebrating its 160th Anniversary, America's 250th, & the Plymouth Historical society's 40th Anniversary on Saturday, May 30th with a parade at 11am & activities going on until 4pm

In this hour Bob discusses what he did on Memorial Day- he watched "The Longest Day"; and reads the poem "The Soldier". Members from the ARC of NEPA Auxiliary and performers are in studio to promote Arc Angels on Stage on June 11 at 6:30 p.m. at the Peoples Security Bank Theater at Lackawanna College.

The third and final hour of Bob Cordaro's Memorial Day special is highlighted by his call with 95 year old Korean War veteran Joe Barna.

Bob Cordaro honors the memory of veterans James Martino (US Air Force), John Pavelchak (US Army-Vietnam War), Joseph Luby (US Navy), Joseph Grigas (US Army-Vietnam War), Gerald Kishbaugh (US Army) and Richard Sink (US Navy).

95 year old Korean War veteran Joe Barna speaks to Bob Cordaro and remembers medic Jackie Kilmer who healed him just weeks before Kilmer was killed in 1952.

The second hour of Bob Cordaro's Memorial Day special focuses on a call with Rick Bigelow about military cemeteries and the legacy of Audie Murphy.

Historian Rick Bigelow speaks to Bob Cordaro about military cemeteries and the legacy of Audie Murphy.

Hour 1 of Bob Cordaro's Memorial Day special is highlighted by Mel Gibson's portrayal of Lieutenant Colonal Hal Moore when he promised he would leave no one behind before they headed to Vietnam.

Bob Cordaro thinks Semisonic's "Closing Time" should be the new song he ends every show with.