Vernon Dozier had his football players in San Francisco when he heard about the kid who jumped off the Golden Gate Bridge...and survived. Vernon knew none of his players "had the guts" to do the same thing although he says he does. Rob Barnes was with us from Madison, Wisconsin talking about the heartbreak, the depression and the anger he felt after the public unions lost the collective bargaining fight. He was so angry in fact that when a small dog, wearing a sweater, ran up to him and started barking, he "kicked it across the street."

We had Margaret Grey chastising Phil for say he understood a man wanting to kill the murderer of his son once the killer gets out of prison. "He's gotta get over it," said Margaret. And Clara Bingham, middle wschool teacher, talked about keeping the interest of her students "charging the atmosphere" of the classroom; sticking her rear-end in the air, reaching up under dress to straighten her panty-hose and the "baseball mitt," pushing a kids head between her breasts.

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Bobbie and Steve Dooley join the show to talk about their son Seth and how he has to sleep with his mother every night because Bobbie's got the kid talked into thinking Steve abused him...and Steve goes along with it! Then Doug Dannger, gay man and gay journalist, complained that the Orange County Courier won't let him do more Charlie Sheen reporting.

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Chris Norton, the 28 year old sometime telemarketar from Redondo Beach, California was promoting "the Sheen" and the power it (he) gives you. Then Wisconsin State Senator Rob Barnes was angry that his daughter disobeyed an order he gave her proving, in his mind, a Hitler Youth mentality in Wisconsin.

Vernon Dozier, an administrator and teacher at Belmar Academy, decided to do battle with two female students on Facebook, drawing dirty pictures and calling them sluts. Later, it's Jay Santos, Citizens Auxiliary Police Brigadier Admiral, who identifies the main problem at airport security being people taking too much time putting their shoes back on.

Dr. Ron Tarner, a professor at the University of Denver, just bought the iPad 1 and finds our number 2 is due out next month. As a confirmed Apple fan he's got to have it and he's going to make his students pay for it!