Tina Hutchence just published "Michael: My brother, lost boy of INXS" and shares stories of the rock legend with Rick Jensen.

Matt tells you how to transfer music directly from one phone to another. Is your iPhone about to become obsolete? Listen!

Dr. Mark Holodick is leaving the Brandywine School District for a position at U.D. Rick asks him about the state of Delaware public schools and whether referendum voting was part of his decision.

After 250 million dollars and years of fighting to save his successful company from a court-ordered sale simply because he and his former partner couldn't come to terms, Transperfect CEO Phil Shawe discusses changes he believes are desperately needed in Delaware's Chancery Court.

The one with the return of Stephanie and the hairy-chested woman.

Michelle Kramer-Fitzgerald and Rick Jensen mix it up with musician Tony Capella, Stacey Silvers of The Queen Theatre and John Faye of The Caulfields while promoting events happening around Wilmington.

Laurie, Burke and Rick mix up some beer floats with the new, delicious Yuengling Hershey's Chocolate Porter and... a couple of other beers that.. well... aren't as good as the Yuengling. The word, "gack", is certainly in play!

I.T. Matt solves your digital dilemmas and offers great advice on gear and software. Today, Matt, Rick and callers rant about cable services offering great deals for new customers while refusing the same deals for existing customers. Meanwhile, Matt has an idea for overcoming that and then a listener calls and says he actually did that and... well, you'll just have to listen, won't you?

Top Delaware real estate lawyer, Michael Morton, who chaired the committee that created the Residential Tenant and Landlord code, explains why this new, proposed "blight bill" ordinance will raise the cost of renting and serious problems for people on many levels. He says there is a way to make it effective without hurting so many people.

When Joe Biden demanded Elizabeth Warren share some of her "Signature Legislation" success in creating the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau, she verbally emasculated him... twice! Now, the Supreme Court may make them both regret the creation of the agency.

The one where Michelle gets grossed-out by Rick's true scorpion story and then cries when Rick refers to her list of events as "junk." (Or does she?)