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Frank Cotolo — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 04:39:11 GMT

The most massive star in the Milky Way has been discovered 20,000 light years from Earth. It abounds with light and bursting new suns and is 116 times bigger than our own sun. How does this and the Arthur Murray Dance Studio affect your life here on the third rock from the sun? Think about it with your host as the powers of inner space absorb that of outer space, where continues the drama of eternity.

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Frank Cotolo — Fri, 29 Jan 2010 04:38:55 GMT

Psychoanalysis is making a comeback after years of playing second fiddle to hundreds of other therapy methods. Dr. Gary Popoli returns to the show to talk about the elements of psychoanalysis, such as what it means when a patient draws a house, a person and a tree. What about those ink blots? As well, why do humans deprive themselves of sleep like no other living creature appears to do? And why the heck are fruit flies so much like humans? All of this in an informative yet humorous conversation with our host make this a special program.

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Frank Cotolo — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 04:38:55 GMT

It is time to complete the Role Call from the Bone Garden, our traditional program celebrating the passing of celebrities from all walks of culture. Sans the Artist D, our host completes the list from 2009, including personal observations, connections, stories, rumors and facts on those making last year's list.

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Frank Cotolo — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 04:42:24 GMT

From 'sweet as love' to 'bitter as a fried grasshopper leg' brings up the topic of the strange delicacy, how it tastes and a score of questions as to why it exists as a food, no less a food that is associated with the rich, the famous, the decadent, the higher classes. Follow this stream of critical thought with our host.

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Frank Cotolo — Fri, 08 Jan 2010 04:40:18 GMT

Internet radio is now being called the "new wave" but it is an old story to those who pioneered the medium when most media people would have nothing to do with it. As the second decade of the new millennium begins there is still residue from those who don't want to believe the new technology is free and has been around a lot longer than most recognize. Jiggy Jaguar, one of the 'net's original broadcasters, talks with our host about the new decade and the new wave and the old, familiar ways of broadcasting that make up the new medium.