Our third story in today's show comes from an Executive Chef at a country club in Greenwich, Connecticut, who says he can't find people to take the jobs that he has open.
Archival audio: Dick Gordon interviews Studs Terkel
Guest host Sean Cole goes to see his mother, Pat Clark, to find out why she did not give him the rifle left to him by his grandfather.
We hear from Martin Luther King Jr. about his first realization, as a boy, that blacks and whites were treated differently.
Most kids like pizza, but when Anthony Mangieri was a boy he became obsessed.
Author Allan Gurganus tells Dick about meeting Tennessee Williams.
The keeper of Long Island’s Montauk Point Lighthouse talks about her night during Hurricane Sandy.
Producer Zak Rosen goes on a mail run with a boat that delivers mail on the Great Lakes – and has a zip code of its own.
Guest host Phoebe Judge leads us through the story of Frank Meeink, who joined a hardcore skinhead group when he was 14 years old.
Guest host Sean Cole talks to Amanda Bennett about the cost of cancer treatment for her husband Terence Bryan Foley.
David Rees schools Dick in the fine art of sharpening a pencil.
Christine Myrick lost her high-level management position with the government in Kansas City, Missouri, and now works an entry-level job at a bank.
Bridgette Lacy lost her government job and created a new career for herself.
