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Here's an all-new bonus episode of The Retro Cocktail Hour, with new music by the M-Squad Hollywood Soundtrack Quintet, the Whatitdo Archive Group and With a Twist. Also, Brigitte Bardot sings and the unreleased Les Baxter.

As the Menninger Clinic marks its 100th anniversary, Dr. Walt Menninger talks about the clinic, mental health care in the U.S., and lessons learned in his 93 years. We're also joined by Todd Fertig, co-author of "Like What You Do: The Memoirs of Dr. Walt Menninger."

On this edition of Conversations, Haley Krischer talks with host Dan Skinner about her Young Adult psychological thriller, "You Belong to Me."

On 105 Live this week, more summer releases from Significant Brother, Paul Jesse, Liney Blue and more, plus an encore studio session from LYXE.

On the Retro Cocktail Hour this week, we'll hear Esquivel and his Orchestra from his first American album; Les Baxter visits the bazaar in Cairo; and Jack Burger is the END on bongos. Also, new tunes by guitarist Dave Stryker, vibraphonist Mattias Uneback and the Waitiki 7.

Brian Ward is an award-winning composer, arranger and keyboardist who brings his trio to this week's Live at Green Lady Lounge. With trombonist Stan Bock , drummer Sam Platt and Brian Ward at the Hammond organ, they'll perform an hour of all-original music.

James Yékú sees social media empowering people to respond to corrupt political leaders in his home country of Nigeria — yet, social media also shuts down debate on important social and literary topics.

On this edition of Conversations, Joanna Ho talks with host Dan Skinner about "Becoming Boba."

On this edition of Conversations, Rachel Brian talks with host Dan Skinner about “Be Smart About Screen Time: Stay Grounded, Set Boundaries, and Keep Safe Online.”

Renowned journalist Bill Moyers passed away recently at the age of 91. In this special encore broadcast, we revisit his remarks from the 2016 Bennett Forum on the Presidency, sponsored by the Truman Library Institute. Moyers was joined at this event by presidential historian Doris Kearns Goodwin.