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

THE STUPH FILE PROGRAM:
EPISODE #0024
with
PETER ANTHONY HOLDER
The Week Of
FEBRUARY 1, 2010

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Episode - #0024 (55:52)

How would you feel if you knew you were merely a replacement for the child your parents had previously lost? We talk to Judy Mandel, author of Replacement Child.
(Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.ca).
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Ben Patrick Johnson is a talented voice over announcer (the voice of this program), social activist and author. His latest book, his fourth, is entitled If the Rains Don't Cleanse.
(To hear Ben's commercial for his book, click here)
(Click or roll over the icon at left to order directly from amazon.ca).
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Many Star Wars fans cannot deal with the constant tinkering that George Lucas has done to his classic film. Alexandre Philippe is a filmmaker who has created the documentary, The People vs. George Lucas.

Steve Walsh, with another segment of Steve Walsh: Our Man In The Heart Of America Checking The Pulse Of The Nation. Find out what wacky things our Jefferson City, Missouri based correspondant has found in the U.S. You can follow Steve in his day job at MissouriNet and check out the blog that he does.

This week's opening slate is presented by broadcaster Ted Bird. Check out his blog, Bird Droppings.

Websites mentioned in The Stuph File include:

The YouTube page where you can see the guy on the New York subway with his pet chicken.

Music heard on this week's podcast include:

Soulful Strut - Grover Washington Jr. (opening theme)
The Night Fantastic - Grover Washington Jr. (liner music)
Oh Canada - Five Iron Frenzy (liner music)
Stink - John Lurie (closing theme)

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Episode - #0024 (55:52)
	How would you feel if you knew you were merely a replacement for the child your parents had previously lost? We talk to Judy Mandel, author of Replacement Child. (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).
	Ben Patrick Johnson is a talented voice over announcer (the voice of this program), social activist and author. His latest book, his fourth, is entitled If the Rains Don't Cleanse. (To hear Ben's commercial for his book, click here) (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).
	Many Star Wars fans cannot deal with the constant tinkering that George Lucas has done to his classic film. Alexandre Philippe is a filmmaker who has created the documentary, The People vs. George Lucas.
	Steve Walsh, with another segment of Steve Walsh: Our Man In The Heart Of America Checking The Pulse Of The Nation. Find out what wacky things our Jefferson City, Missouri based correspondant has found in the U.S. You can follow Steve in his day job at MissouriNet and check out the blog that he does.
	This week's opening slate is presented by broadcaster Ted Bird. Check out his blog, Bird Droppings.
	Websites mentioned in The Stuph File include: The YouTube page where you can see the guy on the New York subway with his pet chicken.
	Music heard on this week's podcast include: Soulful Strut - Grover Washington Jr. (opening theme) The Night Fantastic - Grover Washington Jr. (liner music) Oh Canada - Five Iron Frenzy (liner music) Stink - John Lurie (closing theme)