Pulitzer-Prize winning writer Buzz Bissinger talks about his latest book,  "The Mosquito Bowl: A Game of Life and Death in World War II."  

From 2021 -  Christopher Clarey, author of "The Master: The Long Run and Beautiful Game of Roger Federer."  We are replaying this interview because of the announcement earlier this week that Roger Federer is retiring from tennis. 

From the archives:  L. Jon Wertheim, author of "Strokes of Genius:  Federer, Nadal, and the Greatest Match Ever Played." We are replaying this 2010 conversation because of the recent announcement that Federer is retiring."  

Phil Allen Jr., author of "The Prophetic Lens:  The Camera and Black Moral Agency from MLK to Darnella Frazier."  

Part 1 - Dr. Thomas Carr and Dr. Megan Seitz talk about the Carthage College Paleontology program's most recent field exhibition in Montana.  

Part 2 - A preview of the first movie in UW-Parkside's Foreign Film Series - which opens tonight.  

Barbara Risman, author of "Where the Millennials Will Take Us: A New Generation Wrestles with the Gender Structure." 

David Stashower, author of "American Demon: Eliot Ness and the Search for America's Jack the Ripper."  The book discusses a terrifying series of unexplained and gruesome murders that occurred in Cleveland, Ohio in the mid 1930's - and the efforts of Eliot Ness, fresh off of bringing Al Capone to justice, to identify and apprehend the killer.  This was one of America's first serial killers- at a time when that term had not yet been coined. 

Stephen Guinan, author of "We are the Troopers: The Women of the Winningest Team in Pro Football History."  The team in question, the Toledo Troopers, utterly dominated the National Women's Football League in the 1970s.  

For 9-11 .... Jim Dwyer, co-author of "102 Minutes: The Untold Story of the Fight to Survive Inside the Twin Towers." 

Racine native Zachary Scot Johnson has been doing his Song a Day Project on Youtube for ten years.  (Today is episode #3656.)  He is back in Racine to headline a concert in honor of the anniversary: tonight (Sat., Sept. 10) 7:00 at First Presbyterian Church.  In honor of his anniversary, here is the Morning Show interview I did with Zachary on the occasion of the 3000th edition of his Song a Day Project.