For the past 50 years, one cash and carry store south of downtown has been giving Memphians their candy fix. Assignment #173 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis is to go to Wayne's Candy for a sugar high:

I'm pretty sure that if Michael Jackson were still alive, he would be a huge fan of Cirque du Soleil's new show, "Michael Jackson: the Immortal World Tour". The company was in Memphis last night to perform at FedExForum.

Cirque du Soleil's "Michael Jackson: The Immortal World Tour" combines the music of Michael Jackson with a live band, dancers, video and the troupe's signature acrobats and contortionists.

I promise that you won't be bored sitting through the Powerpoint presentations at the second Memphis PechaKucha tonight at Crosstown Arts.

Happy official beginning of summer, y'all.

Here's what I played on this week's Mystery Train. As always, the local tracks are marked with an asterisk:

The cover of the Bo-Keys "Got to Get Back!" is one of the coolest record covers to come out of Memphis recently. Assignment #172 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis is to take your own cover photo in the same spot.

In order to properly reenact the cover, go to the Stax Museum of American Soul Music. Park behind the building, then walk out the way you came in, to the building's east side. You'll see this mural:

You're going to be able to bike to Arkansas soon. Also, Kurtis Blow is coming to town, Beale Street is making a few changes for your safety and a local news anchor finds demons. Here's your Wednesday Memphis news update:

It's summer, but there's a snowball in my cup.

Editor's note: I'm excited to share this guest post by Cliff McKinney with you guys. Cliff is one of the founders of Work for Pie and a survivor of both the 48 Hour Launch and Seed Hatchery entrepreneurial bootcamps. Here, he details his experience in starting a new business in Memphis and offers advice to anyone wanting to do the same.