Dr. Gary Popoli makes a house call and another popular conversation between him and our host covers many areas of human behavior, using studies, conjecture and theory. Among the topics on May 10 are dreams, depression and debilitation.

Dr. Andrew Woldar joins in the second hour with theories and calculated thoughts about our host's understanding (or lack of it) that the sun will burn out in a few billion years. This is preceded by another swipe at the Baby Boomer generation and using nostalgia as a marketing tool to drum up business for morticians.

One of the great shams of modern pop culture is the Rock And Roll Hall of Fame. This institution that heralds what was supposed to be an anti-institutional art is a mockery inside of a sham, a cannard of Biblical proportions. This show won’t make this show any more popular, considering the herds of nerds that cling to nostalgia but it will kick the establishment where it hurts.

More about Brooklyn, the third largest city in the world that is only a part of another city. More about ‘ancient’ Brooklyn, which is the stuff that modern Brooklyn thrives upon. Brooklyn murders, romance, families, religion and poetry. Like the Roman Empire, the land mass and legends remain but the war for survival is over.