As a lawyer admitted to the Supreme Court bar, Lynn litigated and debated. As a clergyperson in the United Church of Christ, empathy and a passion for correcting injustice and inequality pulled him to make sure all groups, including Wiccans, were treated equally. Along the way, he cultivated relationships with musicians, and television, radio, and print celebrities and writes about them and about members of Congress with blunt honesty and wit.

Through this volume readers watch a young boy from Bethlehem, PA, polish his debate skills and repartee to take on the giants in the nation's capitol and prevail on many critical issues from the 1970s through 2016. Always he was guided by his passion for the First Amendment and his respect for diversity, in his advocacy on TV, talk radio, his podcast CultureShocks, and with policy makers in Congress and the executive branch. His memoir is laugh-out-loud funny, daring, and full of American political history. It will amuse and instruct.