The show starts off with callers calling in and complaining about Clevelands Mayor, Jane Campbell. Rick then dissects Bob Holidays “I was there” narrated over the silent night music. A big debate comes up on how could God Let 911 happen. Mike Trivisonno calls in towards the end of the show. Notable Callers: Cleveland Cabbie,... Read More

On December 16, 2001 the Cleveland Browns played the Jacksonville Jaguars at Cleveland Browns Stadium. Long story short, Browns had a 6-6 record and needed a win. Refs made a horrendous call and Cleveland lost. Fans started throwing plastic beer bottles onto the field. Officials called the game over with 48 seconds still on the... Read More

Rick is joined on the line with Cleveland Cabbie (aka Thomas Jasany) who is promoting his book. TJ goes into a bunch of interesting stories about incidents that occurred in his cab. TJ is somewhat of a local Cleveland area celebrity and has earned a bio page here at tcrap.org. This is part 2, I... Read More

Callers call in and respond the the question should LTV steel stay or go? The rust belt listeners respond by almost a 2 to 1 margin saying it should go. Good points are brought up on both sides and Rick seems to think the decline can be traced back to bad management. Notable callers: Cleveland... Read More

Rick talks about the plagiarism lawsuit against George Harrison for his My Sweet Lord, which sounded similar to the Chiffons He’s so fine. The callers weigh in. This Show aired a few days after George Harrisons death.

Gilly talks about the Audrey Iacona case. Iacona was convicted in 1998 of involuntary manslaughter, child endangering and abuse of a corpse for placing her newborn, Joseph Bryan Iacona-Clink, in a plastic bag after giving birth in her parents’ Granger Township home in northeast Ohio. The big debate was that Trivisonno was defending Iacona (because... Read More

Rick talks about the post 911 world and the anthrax mail that Senators and the media received. Norman Ezzie (Stormin Norm) of “WE the People” calls in and gives his opinion.

Rick does the show live from Tower City Amphitheater (now demolished) and covers the Taste of Cleveland contest. Rick interviews restaurant representatives from several area businesses. Included are:

Rick takes the wheel for the week and handles the morning drive slot. Casey Colemans apology for some offensive remarks is aired. A clip of Macy Gray is played of her forgetting the National Anthem.

Rick Has the mayor of Brookpark, Tom Coyne on the line pitching support for issue 1 regarding property buyback on Brookpark Road, IX center and airport issues. References