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In this episode Andy Watches a classic episode of Saved by the Bell in which Jessie Spano battles a brief addiction to caffeine pills as she tries to do better in school to make it to Stanford. 

Andy also dishes on his best Christmas as a kid when he initially didn't get a Nintendo but then badgered his parents for a month before bringing home the hardware. He has a lesson that all kids can learn from that experience. 

Let's all go to Max's and have some burgers and listen to this episode. 

It's a Five Man Electrical Podcast as the core four welcomes guest Mike Spano (AKA Shepoliceman) to the WUW studio to watch and discuss Manchester's own The Chemical Brothers. It's a long set, and there are a lot of people all talking at once, so don't worry about this synopsis nonsense, just give it a listen. And give it a look: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfvT5MtJOhE

Also, check out Spano's new album here: https://shepoliceman.bandcamp.com/releases

Homeland and National Security Law is an exciting new field of law. A #LawSchoolInsider interview with Frank Spano,Executive Director of The Counterterrorism Institute

Chris Botta, former VP of Communications for the New York Islanders, now runs an independent Blog called Islanders Point Blank which is also affiliated with Fanhouse and SNY.  Chris was with the team for 20 years, years that included Mike Milbury, John Spano and the Gang of Four (should I go on?).  So, obviously, Chris is uniquely qualified to give his thoughts on all things Islanders and to regale us with stories of the sometimes sublime, sometimes ridiculous, history of the team.

Chris was kind enough to give Sports Talk an EXCLUSIVE when he read from e-mails that he received from John Spano from Federal Prison.  The interview is 49+ commercial-free minutes in MP3 format.  You can follow Chris on Twitter, too.