Combining the Chiefs and Valentine's day into one show.

Looking back to a Saturday morning fixture. I count down my top 10 songs.

I talk about the history of the Kit Bond Bridge. Even the title was new to me. The second segment devoted to the Kansas City history of Wish Bone salad dressing.

I share Paseo history at the start. We hear the "I have a dream" speech from Dr. King and Paul Harvey shares the rest of his story.

Opryland in Nashville closed in 1997 for no significant reason. A ride left Worlds of Fun the same way in the same year. A wrong is being reversed this year. I touch on all of this.

Remembering those we lost last year, including a salute to a friend. Paul Harvey and Charlie McCoy wrap things up for us.

A mixture of songs I've had before along with new ones for this year. Paul Harvey even shares two classic Christmas tales as only he can. MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM THE PODCAST.

Faith Hill's musical question kicks off the show, which has more ups and downs than the returning Zambezi Zinger. Paul Harvey's Rest of the Story tells us new info about a Christmas classic. We look at Christmas and its bad and good times.

I share a story I recently wrote along with some Thanksgiving unfinished business.

This show is in memory of Jerry Lee Lewis, who passed away at age 87.