Remember, Blake Shelton is coming to town this Friday night, and every morning this week, I'll have chances for you to win tickets. Here's the first of three clues to tomorrow morning's More's Mystery: This left-handed smoker once worked as a limo driver while pursuing an acting career.

Watch for the More In the Morning weekly poll question coming soon to this website.

We have a special announcement to make about my buddy, Kristin Nash. We'll be making that announcement this Friday morning during the Walk Down Music Row segment.

In the "better late than never" department: My thanks to the Federal Bureau of Investigation at Quantico for inviting me to participate in their F.B.I. Citizen's Academy. If you're like me, you probably didn't even know there was such a thing. The F.B.I.'s Citizen's Academy is a special unit for civilians. It's an eight-week course which breaks down some of the myths of the F.B.I., and gives people like me a little behind-the-scenes look as to how the Bureau works. It's a very "hands-on" course. I'm very much a homebody kind of guy. Give me my wife, my dog and some wine and I'm a happy guy. So, when the F.B.I. called, I really didn't know if I wanted to commit myself into taking the course. But I must tell you, and I mean this, it was one of the most fascinating things I've ever done in my life. It was interesting, riveting and, because it was so hands-on, it was a lot of fun. I met a lot of great people too. Unfortunately, this is not something you can sign up for. You sort of have to be nominated to get in. If, by chance you ever have the opportunity to do it, I'd HIGHLY recommend it. Again, my thanks to everybody at the F.B.I.