Rick discusses the advantages vs. the disadvantages of making marijuana legal.

Rick talks about Howard Mechanic, a man accused of throwing a cherry bomb at the university’s ROTC building during a Vietnam war protest in May 1970. He was found after hiding for 28 years and sentenced to over 5 years in Federal prison Civil Obedience Act of 1968. It turns out he never even threw... Read More

Rick starts the show off by mentioning that a hip-hop concert promoter was going to have OJ Simpson come to the concert and throw out autographed balls in an effort to heal race relations after a Cincinnati riot the previous year. Rick talks to Mike from The Midnight Movie. The evils, or the not so... Read More

Shawnell calls in. Rick then tells a story about himself, 3 friends, a 7-11 and some beer. He gives a mention to Fuzzy’s Tavern in North Olmsted. A catchy “Gillys on the air and you know everything is alright” ends the segment.

Rick was known to support the police and be critical if deserved. This show he has his callers call in and relate some positive interactions they have had. Interesting tidbit, Someone from the Mentor Ohio Police Department calls in and talks about the problems the department was having with Chief Amiott at the time.

Shawnell, Ivan and Dan from Lyndhurst call in. Don’t forget to drink your hoe milk.

Back in 1999, Mike White (a black man) and the Mayor of Cleveland granted a Rally permit to the KKK. George Forbes, a former councilman and president of the NAACP was opposed to it. Net result, 40 Klansman showed up to the Rally which drew 30 supporters. 200 protesters also showed up. 300 Riot police... Read More

Kim Mihalik fills in for Gilly on the 7-17-99 WTAM show and does a good job dealing with the callers. Big Johnson calls into her in true Big Johnson style. The second show clip is from 7-24-99 with Gilly. The callers set the stage and run with it. Notable Callers: Big Johnson

Rick tells a story from his youth. A jocks vs freaks story. Ricks 64 Buick Wildcat vs a 64 Buick Electra going 100 plus mph through the mean streets of Fairview Park.

This segment never aired on the radio. This is from 1999 and Rick gives his opinion on name changes in professional sports.