Rick talks about how blighted the flats are. Trivisonno calls in and they discuss why Downtown Cleveland is a ghost town and a joke. The war in the middle east is brought up.

Rick talks about Rush Limbaugh coming out and admitting to being addicted to pain pills. He then discusses a Cleveland Scene Magazine article written by Sarah Fenske called Big Game Hunters. A caller calls and mentions the incident where Warren Sapp called the NFL a bunch of slave masters.

Rick talks about his disappointment for voting for George W. but comes to the conclusion it wouldn’t have mattered because the 2 party system is basically a 1 party system. The second half of the show is filled with Dick Feagler calling in and discussing the war in Iraq.

Rick talks about commercial radio in general, and strategy. He mentions how you can find the exact same radio format in multiple cities. He also takes on calls regarding Iraq and Afghanistan. He goes over the rules for driving in Cleveland. He ends with reading a new state mottos list.

A tribute show to Johnny Cash who had just passed away. Callers call in with their memories and Rick throws some facts about the man and his music at you.

In this show Rick goes into the blackout of 2003, and what havoc it caused to the contents of his refrigerator. The controversy between a crying Tim Couch and a less than capable Kelly Holcomb is discussed. Rick then asks the big question, Mayonnaise or Miracle Whip?

Rick discusses the Kobe Bryant infidelity situation. Rick then goes into a bit of his personal life and lets us know what happened in his brief marriage and why he ended up filing for divorce. This show brings up some good questions about marriage, cheating, reconciliation, divorce and the difference between men and women regarding... Read More

A quick mention about the mile high club starts off the show. Rick talks about smoker rights and the problem with governmental control. He then discusses the Iraq war and callers weigh in. He sums up war by saying “someone wins, someone loses and someone profits”. A caller calls in and brings up the Kobe... Read More

Really no theme or topic for this show. Rick is thinking about putting together a car show that would benefit members of the Military. He is just seeing if it would have enough interest based on feedback from callers.

Rick does a live broadcast from Combinations bar at 6200 Brookpark Rd. Combinations is long gone and the Pearl Brook shopping plaza where it stood has been demolished since then and replaced by a Sheetz gas station. This broadcast seems quite different than a normal Gilly show, Rick is working and leading a crowd, more... Read More