Motley Fool Money is a one-hour weekly business radio show, hosted by Chris Hill and featuring Motley Fool analysts James Early, Seth Jayson, and Shannon Zimmerman. On our most recent Motley Fool Money Radio Show, Chris talked with our analysts about the stocks currently grabbing their attention. Below is a transcript. You can catch this week's show online at motleyfoolmoney.com.

Shannon Zimmerman: My stock is McDonald's (NYSE: MCD). I love this company. I love the stock. It does trade at a modest premium to the market, but I think that's entirely warranted, based on the fact that they have now brought crispy bacon to their breakfast sandwiches like the McGriddle, which is a pancake sandwich. And what's not to love about that? And even if McDonald's is a bit pricier than the broad market, it's less expensive on a P/E basis relative to its average industry competitor and its own five-year history. I think now is a good time to look at McDonald's, and certainly it's a wonderful time to go order a McGriddle sandwich.

Chris Hill: You know what? They just need to get rid of those darned salads. James Early, your stock this week?

James Early: I'm going safe with Johnson & Johnson (NYSE: JNJ). They've paid dividends since 1944. I think everybody knows what they do -- basically medical devices, pharmaceutical, health care. The fizz lately has been from some contaminated products like Children's Tylenol with metal shavings in it, and fungus or mold and things like that, which sounds terrible. And it is bad news for the stock. But nobody was really hurt by this, to my knowledge, so I think it could be a good negative catalyst and a good time to buy it. It's at a 3.6% yield too.

Shannon: I'll tell you what's popular in my house -- with three kids -- Band-Aids. The brilliant move by Johnson & Johnson, and they are not the only ones, like NexCare and others do this as well, is they license out the Band-Aids. So Band-Aids, when we were growing up, were just that regular, bland color. Now they've got superheroes on them, they've got princesses, they've got everything like Hannah Montana.

Seth Jayson: I use a lot of those at my house.

Shannon: The Hannah Montana ones?

Seth: Yeah, any, whichever are on sale.

Chris: Seth Jayson, the stock on your radar this week?

Seth: Aeropostale (NYSE: ARO). Last I looked, it was down a little, but this is a small retailer appealing to the teens out there, that makes a lot of cash flow, runs small stores, has done a great job overall, and so I would say look for a chance to buy that on any weakness. I like it in a decent economy, because I think they will just sell more stuff, like everybody else. I like it in a down economy, if that's what we have coming up, because they're kind of the cheapest among the Abercrombie & Fitch (NYSE: ANF)/American Eagle Outfitters (NYSE: AEO). There's sort of a continuum. So I would be on the lookout for weakness on that stock price.