Just A Coupla Guys Ray Rogina and Pat Crimmins

The guys speak with Scott Mackay, host of the enormously popular  "Mackay in the Morning" show on 95.9FM The River.  Scott talks about his lifelong love affair with radio, the ups and downs of the business, and where he sees it going in the future.
Also, an important discussion with seasoned financial advisor John Micetich, owner of Kensington Financial in San Diego.  John is a U of I grad and has been helping clients manage their investments for over 36 years. He talks about what to expect in the coming years and provides guidance on how to prepare for that now.

The guys speak with country music legend Lee Greenwood about his time as a blackjack dealer in Vegas, the origins of his smash hit "Proud To Be An American" and his remarkable career spanning over 60 years.    
Greenwood will be performing at Pfeiffer Hall in Naperville on Friday, May 19 at 8:00.  Tickets are available https://finearts.northcentralcollege.edu.    
Also, "Someone You Should Know" premiers with Nino (Anthony) Sciackitano, former owner of Denino's in Aurora and Italian cook extraordinaire.

The guys speak with Jarrett Payton about this football career, his philanthropy and his gig as a television personality at WGN.  Later, St. Charles restauranteur and business partner with Jarrett joins the discussion to talk about the newly-opened Duke's Northwoods and Flagship on the Fox.

The guys go on location at Alexander's Cafe in St. Charles, where they discuss the daily news and have an intriguing discussion with owner Nick Smith.

The guys speak with Tim Ward, President of the Kevin White Foundation, about the special life of the late Kevin White of St. Charles, who was killed at age 19 in a tragic car accident. Tim describes Kevin's profound impact on those around him, the pain of his untimely death and the Foundation that bears his name. 

In honor of Opening Day, we speak to long-time General Manager of the Kane County Cougars, Curtis Haug.

With Pat out for the week, Producer Paul Stukel and Ray also chat about their predictions for the upcoming MLB season, with Paul offering tepid hope for the Cubbies, and Ray hedging furiously about the Sox.