| Recording item launched in 1945 | 31 |
| Nemo in "Finding Nemo," for example? | 46 |
| TV commentator | 14 |
| News host, e.g. | 15 |
| TV news pundits, often | 22 |
| Commentators, slangily | 22 |
| "Wild Wild Life" band | 31 |
| ... The Vague Dots | 18 |
| What right-wing conspiracy theorists believe? | 45 |
| Gossip columnist Hopper, while spilling the beans? | 50 |
| Arion, for one | 14 |
| Chatty pet | 10 |
| Al Jolson helped usher them in | 30 |
| Babe, e.g.? | 11 |
| Guidelines for a politician | 27 |
| Discussing scores? | 18 |
| Using insulting language | 24 |
| Trying to faze one's opponent, perhaps | 42 |
| Bad-mouthing someone | 20 |
| "Burning Down the House" band, on the flip side | 57 |
| Sharp reprimand | 15 |
| Â Â Stern lecture | 23 |
| "Just mumbling" | 25 |
| Verbal gamesmanship | 19 |
| Having a debate about tires? | 28 |
| Negotiating in a no-nonsense way | 32 |
| Getting down to brass tacks | 27 |
| Holding a purposeful discussion | 31 |
| Speaking frankly | 16 |
| Reveal unwanted things, maybe | 29 |
| One way to reveal secrets | 25 |
| Converse while sailing? | 23 |
| Convince of | 11 |
| "Wanna start somethin'?" | 38 |
| Advice, part four | 17 |
| "___ cheap" | 21 |
| Words to a blowhard | 19 |
| Retort to a boaster | 19 |
| Reply to a braggart | 19 |
| Proactive slogan | 16 |
| Henhouse motto? | 15 |
| Chat to settle a spat | 21 |
| Hash things out | 15 |
| ___ Day (September 19) | 22 |
| __ Day (September 19th celebration) | 35 |
| Subject of gossip | 17 |
| Object of idle gossip | 21 |
| Idle gossip, e.g. | 17 |
| Idle gossip | 11 |
| Be verbose | 10 |
| Resolve amicably, as an argument | 32 |
| Interrupt (whose initials spell "honk a horn") | 56 |
| Be rude in a debate | 19 |
| Where some hot air passes over waves? | 37 |
| Rush Limbaugh medium | 20 |
| Genre with listener participation | 33 |
| Genre that relies on calls | 26 |
| Genre characterized by nonsensical chats and call-ins? | 54 |
| AM station format | 17 |
| AM format | 9 |
| Alternative to Top 40 | 21 |
| Negotiations | 12 |
| What money does | 15 |
| Strike-avoiding activity | 24 |
| Diplomatic doings | 17 |
| Summit meeting events | 21 |
| Strike-avoiding activities | 26 |
| Some diplomatic doings | 22 |
| Diplomatic negotiations | 23 |
| Uses a soapbox | 14 |
| Peace conference goings-on | 26 |
| Peace conference events | 23 |
| Mediation events | 16 |
| Is successfully interrogated | 28 |
| Diplomatic efforts | 18 |
| Sasses | 6 |
| Gets sassy | 10 |
| Has an adult conversation? | 26 |
| Sound sound | 11 |
| Not blather | 11 |
| Give sound advice | 17 |
| Dispense sound advice | 21 |
| "Be reasonable!" | 26 |
| Dish out disses | 15 |
| Trash someone | 13 |
| Chat with colleagues | 20 |
| Use job-related jargon | 22 |
| Place to plug a new book | 24 |
| "Jimmy Kimmel Live" or "Chelsea Lately" | 59 |
| "Dr. Phil," for one | 29 |
| Unscripted TV fare | 18 |
| Place to plug a new book, maybe | 31 |
| Late-night TV fare | 18 |
| Phantom of the Oprah? | 21 |
| ... media job? | 14 |
| Audience member held captive by Oprah? | 38 |
| Pretentious lecturer? | 21 |
| They have lots of plugs | 23 |
| Oprah and Dr. Phil's offerings | 34 |
| Gas outlets? | 12 |