Rick wonders, "Whatever happened to the definition of 'liberal' when those who identify as such work so hard to use the government to deny Constitutional rights?"

The one where Michael Mwenso tells a really politically incorrect story about his trombone playing and then Delaware School of Music's Mark Unruh plays live in the studio.

Iron Hill's Newark Restaurant/Brewery created Spiker IPA, a delicious, juicy, hazy IPA to benefit Easter Seals' CAI Volleyball Tournament Fundraiser. The studio is filled with people from Easter Seals, Iron Hill Brewery and The Thirsty Friends who also taste two brews from a Southern Poland brewery thanks to world traveler, author and numismatist Howard Berlin. Spoiler: The Polish brews are nasty. The Cola Howard brought from Poland contains alcohol and the Thirsty Friends judge it "Quite Good," including the Soft Drink Sommelier, Greg Lance, who doesn't drink alcohol!

Lance Jungmeyer, President of the Fresh Produce Association of the Americas, lays out the dire economic consequences of closing the southwest border.

Mike Day tells Rick's listeners how to cash in their lousy rotten parking tickets for discounts at the Farmer and the Cow restaurant, enter a drawing for $40, the cost of a parking ticket, and invites a particular parking enforcement officer for a free lunch, like a hamburger and shake summit.

It's Delaware. It's Joe. He puts his hands on people's shoulders. He sometimes kisses men and women on the head. Listeners call in with their take. A Democrat Joe supporter gets emotional. A Republican who ran against Joe shares his support (but not his vote). And Rick? Rick's had his verbal run-ins with Joe and says Joe is just affectionate with everyone... including that guy at the St. Patrick's Day parade (you'll have to listen to hear the story)

Dave says we already have laws protecting children from firearms and this bill would criminalize law-abiding Delawareans.

It's Opening Day! The Thirsty Friends reveal their favorite Ballpark beers while trying Carton Brewing's "Boat" session ale, Twin Lake's "Jubilicious" and Del Hall of Fifty West Brewing in Cincinnati talks about his 28 days of consuming nothing but beer during his Lenten Fast!

The one where Michelle sings the Rupert Holmes song, "Him," while Rick and Michelle both mock Rupert.

Beers from The Bahamas, Montenegro and Japan are tasted and reviewed by Laurie, Burke and Rick... plus Beer News and a couple of weird soft drinks with Greg Lance. Another hilarious show