For the first 19 years of his life, Mike Swiger was a good kid. As an engineering student at Case Western Reserve, one bad decision changed his story, in a big way. This is part-1 of Mike's conversation with Larry. Listen, and learn.

So, where were you in 1980. If you were in Cleveland, Ohio, you know the story behind The Kardiac Kids. Enjoy Larry's conversation with Brian Sipe.

Larry is an engaging radio host. He Lso has a few close friends in the business. If you listen to Hugh Hewitt, you're going to love listening to part-2 of his conversation. It's time to get uplifted.

Talk about a time to be a conservative talk show host! Hugh Hewitt has a few things to say to his Salem Radio Network listeners. This is part-1 of the conversation Hugh had with Larry.

From Romona's Kids to the anchor chair. This is a story of of an Ohio Hall of Fame inductee who discovered early in life that broadcasting was her voice, and Cleveland agreed. Enjoy.

Romona Robinson helped set the stage for diversity in news broadcasting in Cleveland. Romona tells her story in part-1 of her conversation with Larry. Listen and be inspired.

Ever wonder WHY the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ended up in Cleveland? A guy by the name of Norm N. Nite helped make that happen. It wasn't an easy job, but Norm got it done.

Avery Friedman, described as a “walking reference source” on civil rights by The Wall Street Journal, is a nationally recognized civil rights lawyer and law professor. He is also a longtime personal friend of Larry Morrow. Listen, and learn how we can make this world, a better place.