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Dorothy Killgalen.  Marilyn Monroe.  John F. Kennedy.  Bright stars, extinguished before their time was up.  There has been great mystery around these three deaths.  Conspiracy.  Even folklore. The how?  The why?  The what if?  Mark Shaw is not only a best selling author, he is a former criminal defense lawyer, a columnist, and his presentation on, “The reporter who knew too much” made him a viral sensation.  In his newest book, “Collateral Damage:  The Mysterious Deaths of Marilyn Monroe, JFK and Dorothy Kilgallen and the Ties That Bind Them to Robert Kennedy and the JFK Assassination”, Mark dives in to never before seen or heard evidence that, according to him, proves that all three of these people were murdered, and that their tragic deaths are all connected.  Published to coincide with what should have been the 95^th birthday of Marilyn Monroe on June 1,  Mr. Mark Shaw's book is available now.  You’ll find a link to his website on this podcast.  On a personal note, this book FASCINATES me, and Mark, well he intrigues me even more.  Here is my interview with author, Mark Shaw.

*you can click on this image to go to his website and learn more.

It's National Doughnut Day...AND National Cognac Day....AND National Cheese Day.  It's also National Hug Your Cat Day sooooo....

Anyhoo - Stan and Amanda start things off this morning as Amanda makes a fashionably late entrance.  (to be fair, she WAS interviewing a best selling author when the show started).  Food, Vaccines, and Baseball are just a couple of the topics the Scramblers cover this morning.

We hope you have an amazing weekend!

~RPI

CLEARLY, the Scramblers had some stuff they wanted to talk about this morning.  Wow!

Also, what's the smelliest city in the United States?  Another interesting India wedding, and more vaccine updates.

All this and more on the Morning Scramble.

When you say the name Chris Matthews, there are two different reactions that you get.  Either people like him…or they don’t.  He was a well-known political pundit for YEARS with his hit show Hardball.  But did you know that he worked in the White House and ran for Congress prior to that?  Or that he was at the Berlin Wall coming Down?  Or that he hitchhiked through Africa?  In his new book, “This Country:  My Life in Politics and History”, Mr. Matthews talks about learning from history, from life (sometimes the hard way) as it takes place around you. On a personal note, Chris Matthews was a delight to talk to.  He was not at all his brash self that made him a success on MSNBC.  He was charming, insightful and encouraging.  Here is my interview with the one and only, Mr. Chris Matthews.

From all of us at Radio Pacific, to all of you, our listeners and friends, we hope you have a blessed Memorial Day Weekend.  May we never forget to remember.

I gotta tell ya...this one warmed my heart.  #teamcam

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C. Davis from “Washingtonians to Recall Inslee” - Small Business Advisor, Kevin Hoult, discussing the new mandatory, long-term payroll tax on employees - STRAIT BEATS featuring local musician Edwin Anderson III

Sounds like there may be some new information coming out about HOW the Corona came to be.  Hmmm...

Also, lots of "Friends" trivia and road-trip playlist ideas.

All this and more on the Morning Scramble.

I hope you're hungry...cuz there is a LOT of talk about food today!  YUMMMY!!!!

Thank you to Swains General Store for being our show sponsor all these years.

It's another day of Scramble awesomeness with Stan, Todd and Amanda.