We listen to the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., read excerpts from a missive he constructed while in jail in 1963. He teaches that there just laws and unjust laws -- and how to know the difference. Penned in 1963, Dr. King's "Letter From Birmingham Jail" speaks to the injustice we see in our world today. Music appropriate to the times -- Curtis Mayfield, The Four Tops, Aretha Franklin, James Brown, and Jackie Wilson. Happy Birthday, Dr. King -- and thank you!

Space Travel, Time Travel -- the World of Tomorrow is Here Today! The Night Owl makes way for the OG Storyteller, Rod Serling and his iconic "Twilight Zone". You'll enter another dimension with Billy Joel, Cat Stevens, Simon & Garfunkel, The Mamas & Papas, Steely Dan -- Wes Montgomery too! Could this be the start of a whole new trend in civilization and music? well, it happened that way once -- in The Twilight Zone.

You've been waiting for something to happen, haven't you? The Night Owl understands that we all look to the skies with our intentions, and this week, we look for a new vision of the way life can be. Direct your vision to the stars with the help of Stevie Wonder, Paul McCartney and Wings, Elton Hercules John, and Special Guest Aliens, The Moody Blues. Also featuring the Washington Monument and Robbie the Robot. Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a wild ride, and leave the Monster of your Id back on Earth!

Coming down a chimney near you, The Night Owl takes you on a journey from the Corporate Caverns of Manhattan to the home fires of Bedford Falls. Bill Murray in 1988's "Scrooged" goes on a sleigh ride with 146's "It's A Wonderful Life". Along the way from the Greatest Generation to Greedy Corporate Moguls (see a pattern here, Ebenezer?) we'll hear from our Angelic Chorus: The Staple Singers, Ray Charles, The Tubes (yes, them!) and John Lennon too. If you know of a certain post-glam photo-punk singer who goes by the name of Buster Pointdexter, then you're in the right cab!

It's an all-expense paid trip to Umpa-Loompa Land with The Night Owl as he mashes together "Willy Wonka and The Chocolate Factory" (1971) With "Wall Street" (1988). In case you don't get the metaphor, The Beatles, ELO, Elton John, Paul McCartney and Cat Stevens are here to remind us that Money can't buy you love. But it will buy chocolate!

Merriam-Websters (the dictionary people) named "Authentic" as the word of the year in 2023. These days it seems honesty is just another name on a bank. And so we have Jon Lovitz of Saturday Night Live fame as "The Pathological Liar". But don't you be fooled -- we've got good true honest rock from The Beatles, Billy Joel, Elvis Costello, Chicago, The Who and The Most Important Elements of The Moody Blues (that means Mike Pinder!)

There's a lot to be thankful for in this world. The Night Owl is joined in a musical feast by The Staple Singers, Neil Young, Elton John, and Jim Croce. Throughout the b broadcast Alice (remember Alice?) is serving up the grooves at her restaurant. Yes, that is Arlo Guthrie driving that red VW Microbus with the shovels and rakes and implements of destruction along the way...

If you're concerned about the state of the world today, join The Night Owl as he commandeers a radio station for the Almighty -- for a slight fee of course. Get out your Dead Sea Scroll Steak Knives and listen to The Byrds, The Beatles, The Doors, and The Spanky & Our Gang as we await the end of it all. If you need me, I'll be sitting in my "World's Coming To An End" Lawn Furniture over by the White House.

Perched on the 38th Floor of the Night Owl Broadcast Megaplex atop the One World Tower, our hero gazes across a landscape perilously close to destruction. In that spirit, we return to the 1964 Stanley Kubrick film, "Dr. Strangelove -- Or How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love The Bomb". We're joined by the mystical musical visionaries Marvin Gaye, George Harrison, Buffy Sainte-Marie, The Doors, and Buffalo Springfield. So come on into the bu naked as we prepare to ride out World War Three in style with the madcap Peter Sellers. P.S. All we are saying is give peace a chance, won't you?