What’s On THE STUPH FILE PROGRAM with Peter Anthony Holder

THE STUPH FILE PROGRAM:
EPISODE #0191
with
PETER ANTHONY HOLDER
The Week Of
APRIL 15, 2013

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Episode - #0191 (56:28)
Therapist, author and former screenwriter Dennis Palumbo has a new novel out called Night Terrors. It's the third of a new series of Daniel Rinaldi mysteries.

We're living in an age where not only do most people have cell phones, they've got smartphones! So, when's the last time you interacted with a real live person? Can't remember? Perhaps you're too connected. Janice Bastani is a life coach and the author of Eve: Reclaim Your Power. She shares some signs to let you know when you're too into your gadgets.

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).
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This week's opening slate is presented by Bob Steele, an avid Stuph File fan.

Music heard on this week's show includes:

Soulful Strut - Grover Washington Jr. (opening theme)
Once In A Lifetime - Talking Heads (liner music)
Oh Canada - Five Iron Frenzy (liner music)
Stink - John Lurie (closing theme)

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The Kelly Alexander Show

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Episode - #0191 (56:28)
	Therapist, author and former screenwriter Dennis Palumbo has a new novel out called Night Terrors. It's the third of a new series of Daniel Rinaldi mysteries.
	We're living in an age where not only do most people have cell phones, they've got smartphones! So, when's the last time you interacted with a real live person? Can't remember? Perhaps you're too connected. Janice Bastani is a life coach and the author of Eve: Reclaim Your Power. She shares some signs to let you know when you're too into your gadgets.
	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).
	This week's opening slate is presented by Bob Steele, an avid Stuph File fan.
	Music heard on this week's show includes: Soulful Strut - Grover Washington Jr. (opening theme) Once In A Lifetime - Talking Heads (liner music) Oh Canada - Five Iron Frenzy (liner music) Stink - John Lurie (closing theme)
	The Stuph File advertisers include: The Kelly Alexander Show Call for The Stuph File Program donations. (To see and hear the commercial for The Stuph File donations, click here) The latest edition of Let's Be Fair, with Bob Dorigo Jones. (To hear the one minute segment Let's Be Fair, click here)
	In the ongoing interest to make this show a success, please take a few moments to fill out the audience survey by clicking on the icon to the left. Thank you for your time and trouble.