Why music is bigger than a Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. 

An underrated episode of The Twilight Zone, the perks of lemon water, the legend of Mickey Mantle's alleged 565-foot home run, M.R. James on Lights Out, Pink Floyd live in Stockholm in 1967. 

A story about the ghosts of Edgar Allan Poe and Abraham Lincolin in the afterline. 

A feature on Dexter Gordon and the 1986 film 'Round Midnight. 

Covering a new short story called "Bobby Orr," a recently surfaced Led Zeppelin soundboard from 1975, the Who at the Fillmore East in 1968, an unaired Boris Karlof pilot, and Orson Welles's relationship with Joseph Concrad's Heart of Darkness. 

Video conversation about the Sam Cooke 33 1/3 book for the Arlington Heighs Memorial Libary. 

The defiant Charles Mingus, on his 100th birthday. 

Headlong plunge into "Analogues," "Sequentials," "An Incident in Cathedral Romance," "A Deuce Cross." 

Wide-ranging talk: the first take of the Smiths' "There Is a Light That Never Goes Out," Red Sox pitcher Garrett Whitlock, the music criticism of George Bernard Shaw, a radio adaptation of W.W. Jacobs' "The Monkey's Paw," the most difficult hockey team of all-time to beat in a seven game series, early baseball slugger Gavvy Cravath. 

Conversing about the new JazzTimes Jelly Roll Morton piece, Prince covering Radiohead's "Creep," a George Bernard Shaw puppet play, and the 1983 Canadian B-horror, Siege. 

Ten of the jazz giant's best recordings. 

Exploring "Brackets," "Blinkered," "Yellow Hammers," "My Death Tie." 

New short story "Desilva," Jamie T's "Alicia Quays," a peak behind the curtain of a Beatles recording session, and a baseball slugger near the end tries to become a pitcher. 

The relationship between music and sports. 

Skipping the drinks on St. Patrick's Day. 

Johnny Most, Dylan at the Supper Club, Quiet, Please predicts the future, X Minus One introduces the last Martian, and nineteenth century baseball player, Chicken Wolf. 

An animated Disney film about hockey, the fascinating career and life of old time baseball player Ice Box Chamberlain, Yaz in 1968, the Escape episode, "Border Town," and a most mysterious radio offering from out of Cape Cod. 

An Escape radio episode of a Conan Doyle story starring Jack Webb, an early version of the Who's cover of "Baby Don't You Do It," the Grateful Dead playing an acoustic gig in 1970, first episodes of The Honeymooners and The Likely Lads, and problems with baseball. 

Talking about the latest Beatles piece, the 1964 dreck-fest, The Horror of Party Beach, an early Goddard short, Beethoven's Irish folk tunes, and Tolstoy. 

A feature on the 1972 porn film, Behind the Green Door. 

An essay on the band's two best love songs. 

Talking about the Vaccines' "Headphones Baby," the retirement of the Bruins' Tuukka Rask, a radio adaptation of H.P. Lovecraft's "The Colour Out of Space," and the Yours Truly, Johnny Dollar episode, "The McClain Matter." 

Scroll down to episode #94 with a follow-up segment in episode #95 for a conversaton about Sam Cooke: Live at the Harlem Square Club, 1963. 

The longest version of the Grateful Dead's "Dark Star," the 1979 animated film, The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, the 1933 Jean Vigo film, Zero for Conduct, the Kansas City 7's "Lester Leaps In" (1939), and what ails the Star Wars franchise. 

Muddy Waters + Rolling Stones, Green Day, Orson Welles, pride, and thing in need of saying about discrimination.