Here's a little secret - I was out of town during today's show, so I recorded it last week in the station's tiny spare air room.

Here's what I played on this week's show, with the local tracks marked with an asterisk and my notes in italics:

Girl, it's Wednesday, and you know what that means: it's news update time.

Here's what you need to know about redevelopments at the Chisca and Overton Square, bike sharing programs, the St. Jude half marathon and making your own barbecue sauce at home:

I'm in Minneapolis for work this week (hi, ConFab!), so I thought I would take a walk to the Mississippi River this morning to see what it looks like from up here. Turns out, it's kind of weird.

This is what the Mississippi River looks like from Minneapolis:

Today in Memphis, we mourn the end of our NBA season, Lisa Marie signs her new CD, local architects show off their houses and more Monday news you can use:

I've got three words for you: indoor trampoline park. And three more words: Memphis has one.

 Assignment #132 is to pretend to be a little kid again at Sky Zone (just go easy on the flips).

Today was my annual radio Salute to Mother's Day, which means that I played all songs about mama. And as a special bonus, my mom, the legendary Kim Crawford, came on to play her favorite songs.

You already know about the Arcade - it's Memphis' oldest cafe, it was in "Mystery Train", they've been on the Food Network a bajillion times, and they've got really great sweet potato pancakes. But have you ever noticed that some of the tables have names?

Assignment #130 in the 365 Things to Do in Memphis to eat lunch at one of the Arcade's named tables.

You can dispute a lot of the items on the 100 Things to Eat in Memphis list, but you'd best leave the Greek Burger from Alex's alone.

It's perfection—a thick, juicy puck of seasoned beef topped with cheese, mustard, ketchup and a tomato slice, squashed between the halves of a regular bun. It's nothing fancy, but it's filling, and it comes with a side of seasoned steak fries.

Today in Memphis, the Grizzlies are hosting the Lob City Floppers tonight, food trucks are parking in Court Square tomorrow,  the MTV O Awards are coming to Memphis and the best missed connection ad from the Store Formerly Known as Midtown Schnucks.

But first, take a look at the new bike part disco ball that was designed by sculptor Eli Gold. It lives outside of Crosstown Arts on Watkins (in Midtown):