What is the 'Post Digital Era' and how does it fit into the times of our lives? A definition is in order as well as an explanation of how analog and digital are working in a healthy, co-dependent manner for their producers and the public. Also, announcing new plans to help Internet radio through the sales of books and the newest Cotolo book, poised to be published, 'Molotov Memoirs.'

The Playboy empire is poised to crumble. Brainchild Hugh Hefner, in his 80s, has the American landmark publication and its logo up for sale because the life span of this groundbreaking publication has run out of the audience it so bravely created. Things change and most times the energy that change them fizzles into history. Follow the steps to extinction with our host, who grew up learning from the genius marketeer, publisher and dream-maker.

Doug Allen, owner and operator of the Wolfman Jack online museum, talks with our host about the late great personality, the radio business then and now, our host's association with the production of the Wolfman's greatest radio shows and the state of radio today. As well, rare clips from the old Wolfman Jack programs are played inbetween talking about how Mr. Allen is preserving the material.

A panel of experienced, veteran comic performers (including Sid Caesar, Gary Ownens, Matty Simmons and others and including the host of our show) judge the 10 funniest jokes in America. The jokes are told and elements of humor and joke-telling are explored. It's a laugh riot, not an academic lesson.