The Torg & Elliott Show

Chris Corso, the owner of the Short North Bar & Restaurant, Standard Hall, joined the show after getting some publicity over the weekend. His bar along with other bars across the state were allowed to open their patios for business as long as they followed the social distancing guidelines and after talking with the city officials and the ODH, he joined us to set the record straight and explain his policies going forward.

Our friend and listener of the program, Dr. Murray Cohen, joined the show once again to talk about the state of affairs going on with the COVID-19 pandemic. Dr. Cohen is a retired CDC immunologist and specializes in bio-terrorism. Dr. Cohen gave us an outline of how he thinks could be in the future and what we all can look for to help make the pandemic guidelines easier to abide by.

Celebrity Chef, Robert Irvine, joined the show to promote the new season of "Restaurant Impossible" on Food Network. Robert is a huge success & we are big fans of his and products, so Robert gives us some advice on how to stay healthy and eat healthy during the quarantine.

Long time friend of the program and restaurant giant, Cameron Mitchell, joined us to promote his restaurants re-opening as well as what some of his new policies will be and how he plans to see the economy re-open as he was on the Governors economy council with a number of other restaurant owners and financial experts in the city and state.

Rock & Roller, Rick Springfield, joined the show to promote his new song "The Wall Will Fall" which was collaborated on with a number of celebrities and famous musicians. Rick also touched on some stories from his younger days and he gives the inspiration behind the song.

Our buddy, comedian Louie Anderson, joined the show to promote his new book, "Hey Mom" in honor of his late mother and how he remembers her and his fond memories as Mothers Day is this weekend. Louie reflected on some of his favorite early days as a comic and shared some of his favorite "mom-isms".

Retired US NAVY SEAL & New York Times Best-selling Author, Jack Carr, joined the show to promote his book "Savage Son". Jack also talked about his time on the Joe Rogan podcast show which garnered 2 Million viewers and he also touched on his times as a SEAL and how he came about getting his book made into a movie.

Celebrity chef, Nick Liberato, joined the showto promote season 2 of his Netflix series "Restaurants on the Edge". Nick talked about his strategy when working with a restaurant rebuild, what made him want to chose his profession and what makes his show different from other cooking and restaurant shows.

We had the one and only, Dr. Amy Acton, head of the Ohio Department of Health, on the show as she joined us to talk about the stay-at-home order in place and sheds light on the pandemic, how we can best combat it, what people can expect moving forward. She also talked about what he can do in terms of count-attacks to the virus such as "herd immunity" and what she and Gov. DeWine do on a daily basis.

Our funny buddy, Dave Coulier, joined the show to talk about his early days in comedy and how the virus is going to affect up and coming comedians. Dave also touched on his days in comedy along side Jerry and others such as Tim Allen and his days on "Full House".