HOLDER TONIGHT with PETER ANTHONY HOLDER The Week Of JUNE 4-8, 2007

MONDAY, JUNE 4, 2007
12:35am		Bob Fenster is back to talk about his latest book, The Big Book Of Duh! which shares the history of stupid things that people have done. (Click the icon at left to order directly from amazon.ca). (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.com).
1:05am		Arnold Bennett, Director of the Housing Hotline, will be on to answer questions for tenants & landlords. (For more info check the Alpha-file under "Bennett")
2:05am		Director Richard Halpern talks about his new horror flick called Zzyzx and the interesting premiere for the film that you can take part at on SecondLife.com.

TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 2007
12:35am		Peter Franklin, the Gabby Cabby, is in New York to share a slice of the Big Apple from his yellow mobile conveyance lounge. He's also the author of the book Gabby Cabby: The Inside Scoop from New York's Last English-Speaking Cabdriver. (Click the icon at left to order directly from amazon.ca). (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.com).
1:05am		In part of our ongoing series to root out dumb, we talk to psychologist Madeleine Van Hecke, the author of Blind Spots: Why Smart People Do Dumb Things. (Click the icon at left to order directly from Amazon.ca). (Click the icon at left to order directly from Amazon.com).
1:35am		Most people think they know all about their dad, yet 95% of adults have questions they would still like to ask him. We talk about Dads with Stuart Gustafson, author of Questions to Bring You Closer to Dad: 100+ Conversation Starters for Fathers and Children of Any Age! (Click the icon at left to order directly from Amazon.ca). (Click the icon at left to order directly from Amazon.com).
2:05am		Anna David, a former celebrity reporter has just written a book titled Party Girl, which is loosely based on her life as a young, hot party princess livin' it up in Tinseltown and descending into drug and alcohol addiction. Sound familiar? (Click the icon at left to order directly from Amazon.ca). (Click the icon at left to order directly from Amazon.com).

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 6, 2007
12:35am		Therapist Richard Rapoport is back in studio with another edition of Shrink Rap to help get into your mind and find your inner you.
1:35am		NBA player Doug Christie and his wife Jackie have just released of their first book, No Ordinary Love: A True Story of Marriage and Basketball. (Click the icon at left to order directly from Amazon.ca). (Click the icon at left to order directly from Amazon.com).
2:05am		The Fox Reality cable channel is currently filming a show called Nightclub Confessions, where partygoers confess their innermost thoughts inside makeshift confession booths that have been installed at various hot spots in Los Angeles. We talk about the show with Bob Boden, VP of Programming for Fox Reality.

THURSDAY, JUNE 7, 2007
12:35am		Former NFLer Alvin Powell is the Director of Prevention Services for The Saving Station Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to the elimination of substance abuse.
1:05am		Can The Sopranos be considered a TV Classic? Television historian Wesley Hyatt thinks so. He's the author of Emmy Award Winning Nighttime Television Shows 1948-2004. (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.ca). (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.com).
1:35am		Social commentator, talented voice over announcer and author Ben Patrick Johnson is back. He's on to share Life On The Left Coast, which is the name of his daily online show. You can find it at youtube.com/benpatrickjohnson. He's also the author of his third novel entitled One Size Fits All. (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.ca). (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.com).
2:05am		The Simpsons may enjoy being a funny TV family on Fox, but an online parody called The O.J. Simpsons is giving the network a legal headache. We talk to Martin Wade, CEO of broadcaster.com, the makers of the parody.

FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 2007
12:35am		Stuart Nulman with another edition of Book Banter. The reviewed books are: It's Good to Be the King: The Seriously Funny Life of Mel Brooks by James Robert Parish, published by Dundurn Press, Wiley, $30.99. Shelf Monkey by Corey Redekop, published by ECW Press, $18.95. Smelly Bill by Daniel Postgate, published by NorthSouth Books/Publishers Group Canada, $20. Click on the links above to order directly on-line from amazon.com and amazon.ca You can also read selected Kiddie's Korner reviews from Stuart at Sandbox World
12:45am		Steve Walsh, with another segment of Steve Walsh: Our Man In The Heart Of America: Checking Out The Nation's Pulse. Find out what wacky things our Jefferson City, Missouri based correspondant has found in the U.S.
1:05am		Here's a news flash. If you're watching television and eating potato chips, you tend to eat more chips than if you were not watching television. That's the findings from a study by Dr. Alan R. Hirsch, of the Smell & Taste Treatment and Research Foundation of Chicago.
1:35am		Legal analyst Robert Massi is the author of People Get Screwed All the Time: Protecting Yourself From Scams, Fraud, Identity Theft, Fine Print, and More, an essential handbook that helps people avert some life altering catastrophes. (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from Amazon.ca). (Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from Amazon.com).
2:05am		Dr. Stephen Juan is an anthropologist, educator, journalist and the author of such books as The Odd Body: Mysteries of Our Weird & Wonderful Bodies Explained. He's back with his monthly feature to share some of stories about the human body. (Click the icon at left to order directly from Amazon.ca). (Click the icon at left to order directly from Amazon.com).
2:35am		Connie Morgenstern, a Girl Guide leader for the 1st Saint-Lazare Pathfinders, drops by with a whole bunch of Girl Guides who are out for their annual Awake-Over where the girls stay up all night for various activities, discovering Montreal and visiting businesses that operate at night.