Gigi in the 561

And thank you very much, app.

Plus the importance of color in our lives.

Plus Restaurant Week and an earful.

Plus jewelry that tracks fish.

Plus the lost art of letter writing.

Can we really know someone?

Duo plans to direct and produce their own show.

This new cruise ship is big, beautiful and fun.

And some TV reboots need to be booted.

We're on a new restaurant quest.

Cora loved to dance, but there was something she couldn't tell me ... yet.

The challenges of a woman going it alone.

Cora always had a pot of coffee going. Perfect for listening about her fascinating life.

Fact or fiction? You have to decide.

Just the ticket if you want to relax. And who doesn't?

Emerging from the pandemic.

Great memories from our Clayton, NY visit.

Making a list of annoyances.

Unexpected tolls and closed dining rooms.

Georgia rest stops -- not so much.

After a long pandemic hiatus, we are back on the road!

Brad, Kim, Kelly and tense times on The View.

Go for it, guys.

And sailing into Old Navy.

Plus sauce to go with our chicken.

Designing women compare notes.

Definitely not "must-watch" TV.

Where was the joy?

The candy panel does a taste test.

Three Primetime Emmy Awards to his credit, the incomparable Pete Menefee left dancing and acting by the age of 25 to pursue a career in costume design. In the ensuing years, Pete has designed with way too many performers and shows to easily recap. I have admired him for more years than I shall admit. What an honor to have him as my guest. Yes, Pete Menefee is a creator of magic . . . magic performers get to wear, and viewers get to admire. I believe in magic.

Save those packets!

Originally from New Orleans, our Gigi the 561 guest, Nicholas Granello, now resides in Dallas. He qualifies as a man-about-town! After the year-long lockdown and the February ice storm with its lengthy power outage, Nick recently returned from a much-needed Spring Break trip to the Flagstaff and Sedona area .A longtime travel lover, Nick is anxious to do more, as well as work on some potential music projects. His cat, Dima, likes to hang out with him, even on car trips. Listen in as we chat about his thoughts on being a mixologist, music, the pandemic and...hot dogs! A FUN podcast!

And can't we just leave Jill alone.

Steve Hibbert – who is a recent transplant to Colorado - had a nearly 3 decade-long career as a professional actor, theater director, improv/sketch writing teacher, and as a TV/screen writer. He now teaches improv and sketch writing at the Bovine Metropolis Theater in the historic Larimer Square District of Downtown Denver. Steve got his start in the '80s and early '90s as a performer, writer (later teacher and director) at the justifiably famous breeding ground for comedy: The Groundlings Theater in L.A. And, yes, he played ‘The Gimp’ in "Pulp Fiction."

Plus a recipe from a 1930s cookbook.

Plus tune in for the Steve Hibbert interview on Monday.

Plus Madonna photos and $900 face cream.

A native New Englander, Tom Turner dropped out of college and ran a Vermont bar. Limping back a few years later to get his sheepskin, he went on to become an advertising copywriter, first in Boston, then New York. After 10 years of post-Mad Men life, he made both a career and geography change and ended up in Palm Beach, renovating houses and collecting raw materials for his novels. A previous resident of Charleston and Skidaway Island, outside of Savannah, he currently resides in West Palm Beach. Palm Beach provides the setting for​his murder-mystery series of books.

Pamela Skjolsvik has been published in literary journals like Ten Spurs, Creative Nonfiction and Witness. She has won, placed and been honorably mentioned in a few writing contests...Creative Nonfiction, Mayborn Literary Nonfiction Conference and Writer's Digest. Listen in as she talks about the Quarantine Book Club and her book, "Forever 51," about middle-age vampires.

Plus deviled egg dilemma.

​Ron DeFore is the second son of movie, television and Broadway star, Don DeFore who appeared in more than 35 movies and is perhaps best known for his TV role as "Thorny" in The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet and as "Mr. B" in the 1960s TV series, Hazel. Ron’s new book, "Growing up in Disneyland," is a metaphor for Ron's life in a celebrity family filled with Fantasyland adventures..

Plus an interview with "Palm Beach Taboo" author Tom Turner on Monday.

Plus supporting animal welfare through Amazon.

DJ Lydia has over 25years experience as a DJ in South Florida. She has been on panels at The New Music seminar and The Winter Music conference. She has a Bachelor's degree in Communications and Broadcasting. DJ Lydia has worked with Best Buy as the official DJ for all their South Florida events.

Plus a dog and his love of socks cost $6,000.

Plus Happy B-Day to Catherine O'Hare

Plus some of my favorite quotes.

Francis Gary Powers Jr. is the Founder and Chairman Emeritus of The Cold War Museum located at Vint Hill, VA. He is the Chairman of the Presidential Advisory Committee for the Cold War Theme Study which assists the National Park Service to identify historic Cold War sites for preservation.​In 2015, he consulted for a Steven Spielberg thriller, Bridge of Spies, about the 1962 spy exchange between KGB spy Rudolph Abel and CIA U-2 pilot Francis Gary Powers, Sr. Gary is the author of Letters from a Soviet Prison and Spy Pilot. He lectures internationally, appears regularly on news broadcasts.

Plus coming Monday, an interview with Francis Gary Powers, Jr.

Plus: DNA stands for "Do Not Ask."