Ron and Lucy cover the Maine nurse who doesn't have Ebola fighting quarantine, and Howard Sinker talks the controversy over Washington's NFL team name.

Ron and Lucy are joined by clergy sex abuse attorneys Mike Bryant and Jeff Anderson to discuss Jeff's recent historic settlement with the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis and his advocacy for victims for the past 30 years.

Ron and Lucy are joined by A.L. Brown to discuss two white parents that were given the wrong sperm donor and had a black baby. Should the sperm bank be held accountable? The CDC continues to change its story -- you cannot get Ebola from sitting next to an infected person, but infected people should not be allowed on flights. Which is it? Plus, a man is charged when he shoots a purse thief in Como Park. It's the kind of case that both gun proponents and opponents fear. 

Ron and Lucy ponder what it wil take to keep Ebola out of the United States, Michael Brodkorb phones in and gives the scoop on a certain Republican endorsed candidate left out of the general election sample ballot, and Tony Stewart gets a bad rap.

Tom Barnard and Tommy Mischke join Ron in the studio, and the result is a heated, free-wheeling, hard-hitting discussion amongst three radio legends. The conversation ranges from childhood stories, family, life, radio, politics, regrets, on and off air personalities, the death penalty, and more.

Part 3 of 3.

Tom Barnard and Tommy Mischke join Ron in the studio, and the result is a heated, free-wheeling, hard-hitting discussion amongst three radio legends. The conversation ranges from childhood stories, family, life, radio, politics, regrets, on and off air personalities, the death penalty, and more.

Part 2 of 3.

Tom Barnard and Tommy Mischke join Ron in the studio, and the result is a heated, free-wheeling, hard-hitting discussion amongst three radio legends. The conversation ranges from childhood stories, family, fame, loyalty, life, radio, politics, regrets, on and off air personalities, and more.

Part 1 of 3.