That "M-V-P" chant from that crazy commercial has just been imprinted on my mind.

"So Long, Farewell"—Those Rodgers and Hammerstein melodies are timeless.

Recently saw the Ray Bradbury-penned Twilight Zone episode about the lady who helps raise the motherless children. It was excellent. I was always fond of the Buster Keaton episode. It was different, and it's always nice to see Keaton in his later, comeback years. Buster was great on TV. His Christm...

I'd like to hear a song from Steely Dan's Katy Lied album.

Nice, visceral beat on the Twisted Sister song, which brings back memories of swirling lights and swirling ladies and expensive drinks at a certain type of bar in the 1980s.

Recently saw the Ray Bradbury-penned Twilight Zone episode about the lady who helps raise the motherless children. It was excellent.

"Mean John"?

"WPON has never had a show like this!"

That's two shows in that category, along with Sportstalk with Ron Cameron.

"All Those Years Ago"—George's memorial tribute to John. A little more upbeat than Paul's equally good "Here Today."

The story about the Japanese putting up a screen to block tourist's views of Mount Fuji reminds me of when I visited Jacqueline Kennedy's freshly dug grave in 1994 at Arlington Cemetery. Some American visitors were complaining about all the Asian visitors crowding around the grave to take pictures.

All I know about Florida comes from Esther Williams movies and this show.

Is pickle ball a cultural phenomenon or a lame fad?

Always loved the grandiose melodies of the Out of the Blue album, even the lesser known songs like "It's Over".

Count me in for the the AA Revolving Door Show finale. Regarding the locale of the Ron Cameron/Monte Clark photograph: "Mr. K's (sic) Lounge" probably refers to Mr. Kay's Lounge on East Eight Mile. Ron's broadcasts from that location are mentioned in Joe LaPointe's July 30, 1982 column in the Detro...

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Currently 7-7.

Maeda was a brilliant signing.

Might be time for some serious rationalizing, with the cost of Maeda's rotation spot being:

$14 million (salary of a DFA'd Maeda)
$729,200 (salary of recalled Matt Manning)
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$14,729,200