Shop Talk looks at the 13 Ways Your Resume Can Say “I’m Unprofessional.” If you want to be taken seriously when you apply for jobs, you need to put some polish on your resume, your cover letter and everything contained therein. Join the conversation at 866-305-6887.

Get to Know Your Neighbors returns, with Tim and John welcoming Xorje Olivares of SiriusXM’s OutQ News to the show. Xorje brings a unique, generational perspective to the recent passage of marriage equality legislation in New York. Did he see this event as inevitable for the LGBT community?

Shop Talk tackles the legal and financial side of saying “I do”—even in a state that does not recognize same sex unions. New York’s historic vote is welcome news for many couples, and while 44 other states do not allow or recognize same sex unions, there are several steps all couples should consider to protect the health and assets of a partner. Join the conversation at 866-305-6887.

Tim and John welcome Ben Harvey and Dave Rubin, creators of the weekly podcast mash-up of pop culture news, views, and dudes called The Six Pack. Each brings a different perspective to the six topics they tackle each show—Ben, a NYC radio DJ and Dave, a stand-up comedian.

Author Kathy Quattrini talks about the five year process of creating Purple Scissors, a book that has been circulating through her bloodstream for a long time.

Join the conversation at 866-305-6887, and get ready for Tim’s List.

Tim and John introduce a new summer segment called Get to Know Your Neighbors, and first up is Keith Price, co-host of The Morning Jolt with Larry Flick. His unique sense of humor is evident in his interviews with the most iconic and news-making figures of the day, and also on stage as a comedian.

Paul Hagen of Metrosource magazine is on for another fun installment of Metroscope. He is on a mission to put the “culture” back in “pop culture,” for our listeners, and comes armed with information on new books, movies, theater, museum shows and fashion trends. Join the conversation at 866-305-6887, and get ready to test your movie knowledge and win some prizes with John Says…Pick That Flick.

In observance of the July 4th holiday, enjoy a Vintage Focus Group that features a true American classic. The one and only Tim Gunn, Chief Creative Officer of Liz Claiborne Inc. Many know Tim for his role as co-host of the popular six-time Emmy-nominated Project Runway, a reality-based fashion design incubator, the eighth season of which broke all previous seasons’ ratings records. His remarkable career includes 24 years at Parsons School of Design, two books, host of “Tim Gunn’s Guide to Style,” and an appearance in the Marvel Comic Models Inc. Tim and Tim both serve up a fun version of Tim’s List.

Steven Petrow joins Tim and John to talk about his new book, Steven Petrow’s Complete Gay & Lesbian Manners. As gay people, we don’t set the table any differently than straight people. But when it comes to coming out, or our commitment ceremonies, our rites and rituals often have a decidedly different bent. His book is a comprehensive “womb-to-tomb” guide for the modern LGBT man, woman, or couple.

Kurt Beecher Dammeier’s passion for flavorful foods and fresh ingredients began at a young age. In 2003, he founded Beecher’s Handmade Cheese, which quickly established itself as a leader in the artisan cheese industry. Most recently, Beecher’s 4-year aged Flagship cheese won 1st place at the American Cheese Society Competition in Seattle. Kurt is in New York to open a Beecher’s cheesemaking kitchen and store in the Flatiron district. Join the conversation at 866-305-6887.

Tim and John welcome Amy Wigler, Vice President of Marketing for MTV’s Logo to the show. Since joining the network in 2005, Amy has led the integrated marketing efforts for the network. An avid musical theater fan, she began her career in entertainment marketing 14 years ago at Dodger Theatricals, leading the marketing for over 15 Broadway and Off-Broadway productions including numerous Tony Award winning productions such as 42nd Street, Into the Woods, Urinetown and Jersey Boys.

Las Vegas: The Strip and Beyond features Mya Lake Reyes. A resident of Las Vegas since 1970, she is Director of Diversity Marketing for the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority, and one of the 20 Most Powerful People in the Las Vegas LGBT Community (by QVegas Magazine). Her career in travel spans many disciplines and titles, with a focus on diversity. Join the conversation at 866-305-6887.

Daniel Burrus, author of Flash Foresight, joins Tim and John to discuss the core of his new book, the seven radical principles that will transform your business. “Full of provocative insights and powerful strategies from a veteran entrepreneur. The ‘Take Your Biggest Problem—and Skip It’ chapter alone is worth the price of admission,” says Forbes. Daniel gives real world examples of how anyone can benefit from his insights.

Erin McHugh talks about her latest project, One Good Deed, and shares some stories from her book, The L Life: Extraordinary Lesbians Making a Difference. Join the conversation at 866-305-6887, and get ready to play Tim’s List.

Paul Hagen of Metrosource magazine is back for another installment of Metroscope, continuing his mission to put the “culture” back in “pop culture.” He comes armed with information on new books, movies, theater, museum shows and fashion trends.

Las Vegas: The Strip and Beyond returns, and features J.Son, the brain child of Sin City Times, who is best known for his blog Naked Boy News and appearances on CNN, MTV (Fear) and A&E (Inked). J.Son has lived in Las Vegas for over 7 years, where he studied Political Science and Theater at University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV).

Join the conversation at 866-305-6887, and get ready to test your movie knowledge and win some prizes with John Says…Pick That Flick.