"Carl Monday has seen some stuff. He’s had a gun pressed to his forehead. He’s been on stakeouts. He’s ambushed corrupt politicians." Take the next 30 minutes to learn more about a guy that finds the bad stuff and get's it fixed.

"Cleveland maintenance workers were supposed to be mowing lawns and cleaning up neighborhood parks, but some of them were caught operating what seemed more like a strip club than a city service garage." This is just one of the stories he covered as the dean of investigative reporting. Enjoy the conversation.

Mike Swiger is the award-winning author of the Innocents Series - inspirational, suspense-filled legal thrillers that have perennially topped the Amazon bestseller list. He is the founder and Executive Director of True Freedom, Ohio’s largest prison ministry. Swiger served 17 years as an accomplice to a crime committed by his older brother. While incarcerated Swiger graduated Summa Cum Laude from Ohio University with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree, before earning a degree in Applied Theology at the Reformed Theological Seminary. He became the first Ohio prisoner to be commercially published since O. Henry in 1902. Swiger lives near Cleveland with his wife and two children.

In 2012, Mikel founded True Freedom Ministries, an evangelical, nonprofit organization dedicated to reaching people locked in jails and prisons, the homeless, and those trapped in addiction across Ohio with the message of the true freedom found only in Jesus Christ. This is part-1 of his conversation with Larry.

Were you a Browns fan in 1979 and 1980? Then you know Brian Sipe. Larry asks all the right questions and gives us an entertaining half hour with The Kardiac Kid.

A Harvard Grad that hails from Warren, Ohio. Hugh Hewitt has done a few incredible things in his life and part-2 of his conversation is worth listening to. Enjoy.

One of the top radio talk show hosts in the country takes time to sit down with Larry. From Reagan to Nixon to FOX News, this is a conversation worth listening to.

She is the first African American woman to anchor a nightly newscast in Cleveland, and the first solo anchor of a weeknight newscast in that city. She is a member of the Ohio Broadcasters Hall of Fame and the Cleveland Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame, and is an eight-time recipient of the Lower Great Lakes Emmy Awards.