Stephen Sayles was in the studio on June 6, 2019 to speak about the importance of including the development of railroad lines in Florida as part of the infrastructure of the future. Mr. Sayles represented the Florida Coalition of Rail Passengers and the Rail Passengers Association.

Legendary singer-songwriter Peter Yarrow called into the show on November 30, 2010 to speak to us about his music, Peter, Paul, and Mary, the passing of Mary Travers, and a PBS special. Please note that this recording was archived on audio cassette and, therefore, there is an underlying "hiss" that may be detected.

Author Mark Hunnibell called into the show on June 4, 2019, to talk about his book "Across America By Motorcycle." Mark told us of his upcoming recreation of a cross-country motorcycle trip made famous in 1919 by Charles Kenilworth ("C.K.") Shepherd--a veteran of World War I and former British Royal Air Force Captain. Mark Hunnibell--a former United States Air Force Captain--discovered Shepherd's book while beginning to restore his own motorcycle that his father had given him decades earlier.

Justin Loeber was our guest on December 13, 2017. Justin was on the show to talk about his book "Get Out Of Your Own Way Guide To Life." Justin is also an accomplished songwriter and recording artist as well as a publicist. In fact, we have worked with Justin in his capacity as a publicist and, therefore, has been one of our friends in this business. The book's subtitle is "10 Steps to Shift Gears, Dream Big, Do it Now!"

Our guest on May 27, 2019 was Richard Gage with the American Institute of Architects. Mr. Gage spoke about the attacks of September 11, 2001 and physical evidence that suggests that the World Trade Center Towers in New York City may have been destroyed by more than the fire caused by the two passenger jets that crashed into those buildings. Mr. Gage also addresses Building 7 in the World Trade Center complex.

Author C. B. Hoffmann joined us in the studio on April 24, 2019. C.B. spoke about her book "CONSUMING FIRE." C.B. Hoffmann is a University Of Florida Alumni, a strong advocate for Faith in God, retired after twenty-nine years of teaching English and Psychology in Florida, a member of Mystery Writers Of America, an author, and the co-owner of a publishing company and film production company with her son, Dan Hoffmann, who joins her in the studio with John Hoffmann, photographer and C.B.'s husband.

Robert Colen and Jay Schiffer visited us in the studio from On Top Of The World to speak about the restaurants and other eating and drinking establishments in that community.

Leon R. Walker, Jr. was a guest on AM Ocala Live on April 29, 2019 to speak about his life and his book titled, "Broken." In Broken, and in the interview, Leon tells about how he pulled himself out of unwanted and unpleasant circumstances in order to live the life he truly wanted. This is a positive and refreshing story of how faith and persistence can turn a life around.

Betty-Ann Heggie called in to AM Ocala Live to speak with us about her book "Gender Physics." We discussed the roles of men and women in society and whether the traditional thinking about those roles should be reconsidered.

Jim Ross is the Managing Editor at The Ocala Star Banner. Our paths have crossed over the years especially during our efforts to help raise funds for the Marion County Literacy Council. While we would busk with an accordion and a mandolin, Jim would become his "alter-ego" James The Butler. We invited Jim to be a guest on our show on May 10, 2018 to speak about a collection of essays published in the book edited by Jim and titled "In Season." The book includes an essay by Jim.