Traci Bliss and Randall Brown are co-authors of the book "Evergreen Cemetery of Santa Cruz". Created in 1858, the Evergreen Cemetery provided a final resting place for a multitude of Santa Cruz’s adventurers, entrepreneurs and artists. The land was a gift from the Imus family, who’d narrowly escaped the fate of the Donner Party more than a decade earlier and had already buried two of their own. Alongside these pioneers, the community buried many other notables, including London Nelson, an emancipated slave turned farmer who left his land to the city schools, and journalist Belle Dormer, who covered a visit by President Benjamin Harrison and the women’s suffrage movement.

What Freedoms are Being Lost in Our Country? Michael Harrison and MZ discuss the direction and focus of American politics. Bodhi Kroll and Amy Hau continue the discussion for the remainder of the show. Bodhi Kroll is an American expatriate businessman who is trying to weather the economic maelstrom caused by the coronvirus. Amy Hau is a survivor of Chinese labor camps. Will Americans realize the freedoms being lost before it's too late? Find out, on this week's edition of "The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling"!

How do you deal with stress? MZ shares valuable tips and airtime encouraging his listeners to unwind and enjoy a little time away from the complexities of life. Listen to this week's edition of "The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling" for fun and decompression.

The Case for Epigenetics with Dr Joel Wallach and Dr Bruce Lipton- Conventional wisdom is that disease runs in the family through genetics. Dr Wallach and Dr Lipton describe why leading science is causing us to rethink this idea. What is the real cause and what can you do to minimize your health risks? These questions and more are the topic of discussion on this week's edition of "The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling"!

Bay area news enthusiast, Richard Lieberman, has been accused of misogyny. In a letter signed by 29 female reporters from bay area news organizations, Mr Lieberman is said to have given false reports and regularly demeans and objectifies women on his popular blog, 415 Media. Rich joins MZ to discuss these charges and the real reason behind the accusations being made against him.

In the first hour, MZ and the audience discuss red hot rumors about Cal Fire's plans to fight the SZU Complex fire. Were some citizens of the San Lorenzo valley left to fend for themselves? In the second hour the topic of discussion is the wearing of masks during the COVID 19 outbreak.

Near the beginning of the show, MZ plays an audio clip called "It's Only a Mask". The idea of the segment is that America has surrendered to the radical left and the idealogues that have weaponized a pandemic. So we ask you, "has America become a bunch of lily-livered cowards?", on this week's edition of "The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling".

After hearing that Californian politicians are trying to undo his work to fight discrimination Ward Connerly has re-entered the political arena. Mr. Connerly was crucial in the passing of prop 209 which prohibited the state, local governments, districts, public universities, colleges, and schools, and other government instrumentalities from discriminating against or giving preferential treatment to any individual or group in public employment, public education, or public contracting on the basis of race, sex, color, ethnicity, or national origin. California's prop 16 would repeal 209 and allow for the practice of affirmative action to resume. Ward Connerly joins MZ to discuss why affirmative action is harmful to society on this week's edition of "The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling".

What is the motivation behind the restricting of access to hydroxychloroquine? Is it because there is no money to be made from prescribing a drug that has an expired patent? Or, is it because those in political power will stop at nothing to destroy the presidency of Donald Trump? We will discuss the topic and let you decide on this week's edition of "The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling".

Nathan "Nan" Soo is a senior reporter for the Epoch Times and has worked vigorously to promote human rights and to expose oppression by the Chinese Government. Nan joins MZ and his guest co-host Amy, who lived part of her life in a Chinese labor camp. "Is China our friend and can we trust them?" is a question that will be addressed on this week's edition of "The Saturday Special with Michael Zwerling.