'll think long and hard before I get my next 'flu shot. After having to wait several weeks and having made several enquiries, I eventually got the needle in the arm. Within a couple of hours of receiving it, I began to feel as if I was coming down with 'flu. For four days I have felt lousy and had almost no voice for radio. Alana says it sounds sexy - I know it sounds awful. I'm hoping a weekend's rest, along with medications, hot tea and being pampered by the family will bring me back to full voice, so as to tackle some of the planned interviews for this coming week. They include...

Maria Shriver, First Lady of California and wife of Governor Arnold. Obvious question; will he become a Democrat before she becomes a Republican? How serious is he about heading a campaign to make it possible for any citizen, born here or imported from another country, to seek to become President?

Reverend Jerry Falwell, The founder and leader of the so-called Moral Majority. I don't think they are the majority and I have no idea how moral they are. Over the years we have had many conversations and we seldom agree on most issues. I'd love to know what it was that caused him to change from his segregationist views of yesteryear and what of his campaign to get rid of public schools in this country and have the Church run education.

Police Chief William Bratton. Entering his third year as chief of the L.A.P.D. he's seen a drop in crime, an improvement in morale in the force and proved himself to be popular with the public, the mayor and the city council. No mean feat in Los Angeles. But the force is far too small, 9,100. Can he succeed without a large increase in the ranks and where will the money come from?

Phil Jackson, the enigmatic former championship winning coach of the Bulls and the Lakers. What does he really think of Kobe and Shaq? How does he handle these over-privileged, brilliant athletes who are rich beyond belief, spoiled and frequently emotionally immature?

Clay Aiken, 24 year old, trained to work with autistic children , but more than anything he wanted to sing for a living. He entered The American Idol, got to the finals and then his career took flight. What's sudden stardom like?

Jamie Foxx, one of Hollywood's finest acting talents. From stand-up comedian to "In Living Color", from dramatic to utterly memorable and possibly an Oscar contender in the life of Ray Charles. Funny, charming and unpredictable.

Barbara Walters, an exclusive conversation with the most enduring, (whatever she says, she'll never retire) pioneers of television.

Very soon now I'll be able to give you a time-table of when interviews can be heard on KNX. And I have been lead to believe that in the near future the conversations will be heard on the internet...whenever you choose to hear them.

And there will likely be more.