Previously on the Tony Cornizer Show.

One of the things that's great about newspapers is the inherent history and lineage of newspapers.

And you got to know who Jack Anderson was because he was the first great investigative reporter.

And you got to know who our book was because he was the first great humor columnist.

And you got to know Red Smith and Shirley Polvich because they have the greatest sports writers of all time.

So Joe Atkinson, I love you, but you got to know those people and if people of a younger age don't know them, the hell with them.

The Tony Cornizer Show is on now.

I was channeling my inner will bond at the end of that, I think. I think I was.

From Bob Walsh and Weatherfield, Connecticut, as in years past, I'm requesting your help to get the word out about Summer of Little's.

Which is taking place this year on August 6th. I believe that's a Saturday, right? August 6th maybe.

Yes.

In 34 cities and towns in Australia, Canada and in the United States.

Summer of Little's is an annual gathering which provides your listeners with an opportunity to meet fellow little's in their local communities.

This year, in addition to the usual restaurants and breweries, there are venues and ball parks, a bookstore and once again, it bells up winery in Oregon.

To make sure that little's who are hopelessly remote, agaraphobic or just prefer to stay home and eat over the sink or included.

Sounds personal. There's also a Zoom call referred to as the virtual venue.

So once again, some of Little's takes place on August 6th. What date of the week is that?

That isn't the Saturday.

The little's can learn about this year's event and RSVP for the venue of their choice by visiting the website SummerofLittle's.com.

That's from Bob Walsh and Weatherfield, Connecticut.

We have a lot of personal things to go through on the show before we start the show.

One is the show and me personally extend our condolences and sympathies to the family of Terry Lindsay.

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