Mike Austin - Mike talks a new Billy Joel documentary, the Fathers Day forecast, and This Day in History; which saw Thomas Cromwell arrested for treason, the first hanging in the Salem Witch Trials, Ben Franklin's famous key and kite electricity experiment, the opening of the first public zoo, and the inventions of windowed envelopes, fire lookout towers, Alcoholics Anonymous, and the ball-point pen.

Dr. John Braccio - THE POWER OF BAD MEMORIES: While perhaps useful for pure survival, bad memories can cause serious psychological issues for even those with a largely happy and positive history.

Jonathan Savage - How goes day two of US-China trade talks in London? Good - according to the stock market, at least.

Scott Shea - Mike and Scott discuss the legacy of funk legend Sly Stone, who passed away yesterday at 82.

Kelly Shoup - EGO PARENTING: Are you forcing your kids to live out your dreams?

Dr. Timothy Nash - Dr. Nash talks us through the May jobs numbers.

Mike Austin - GROOVY NEWS: A Wisconsin zoo has ended its efforts to recover Louie, a river otter, after he escaped in March. The NEW Zoo & Adventure Park in Green Bay says Louie "has made the decision to be a wild otter", finding himself a suitable habitat where he can survive on his own.

Tonya J. Powers - Tonya updates us on the situation in LA, where California's National Guard and U.S. Marines have been deployed by President Trump in areas seeing major protests against immigration enforcement.

Mike Austin - Mike opens the 1320 WILS Morning Wake-Up on Tuesday, June 10th.

Anne Kuhnen - Michigan ranks 33rd nationally in child wellbeing, with a bottom ten education score tanking a health score in the upper half.