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

THE STUPH FILE PROGRAM:
EPISODE #0008
with
PETER ANTHONY HOLDER
The Week Of
OCTOBER 19, 2009

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Episode - #0008 (54:35)

Greg Kohfeldt runs Greg's Auto Repair in Florence, New Jersey. If you stop by his establishment, you'll be able to use Hitler's toilet. It still works! The toilet was featured on the website RoadsideAmerica.com.

Robert Ferringo is a sports handicapper who guides bettors on docsports.com. He's on to talk about sports betting and superstitions. You can also check out his blog at docsportsblog.com.

It's The Mailbag as we check the emails, Facebook messages and Twitter tweets that have come into the show. Mentioned during the mail was:

Jamie Gore's Blog
The Stuph File Group on Facebook

Ben Patrick Johnson is a talented voice over announcer (the voice of this podcast), social activist and author. His latest book, his fourth, is entitled If the Rains Don't Cleanse.
(To hear Ben's new 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).

Stuart Nulman is in with another edition of Book Banter. The reviewed book is:

True Compass: A Memoir by Edward M. Kennedy, Twelve Publishers, $35.

Click on the links above to order directly on-line from
amazon.com and amazon.ca

You can also read Stuart's reviews in The West End Times

This week's opening slate is presented by Stuart Nulman on his return to the program with Book Banter. In addition to hearing Stuart here you can also read his book reviews in The West End Times.

Music heard on this week's podcast include:

Soulful Strut - Grover Washington Jr. (opening theme)
Better Days - Citizen King (liner music)
Oh Canada - Five Iron Frenzy (liner music)
Stink - John Lurie (closing theme)

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Episode - #0008 (54:35)
	Greg Kohfeldt runs Greg's Auto Repair in Florence, New Jersey. If you stop by his establishment, you'll be able to use Hitler's toilet. It still works! The toilet was featured on the website RoadsideAmerica.com.
	Robert Ferringo is a sports handicapper who guides bettors on docsports.com. He's on to talk about sports betting and superstitions. You can also check out his blog at docsportsblog.com.
	It's The Mailbag as we check the emails, Facebook messages and Twitter tweets that have come into the show. Mentioned during the mail was: Jamie Gore's Blog The Stuph File Group on Facebook
	Ben Patrick Johnson is a talented voice over announcer (the voice of this podcast), social activist and author. His latest book, his fourth, is entitled If the Rains Don't Cleanse. (To hear Ben's new 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).
	Stuart Nulman is in with another edition of Book Banter. The reviewed book is: *True Compass: A Memoir* by Edward M. Kennedy, Twelve Publishers, $35. Click on the links above to order directly on-line from amazon.com and amazon.ca You can also read Stuart's reviews in The West End Times
	This week's opening slate is presented by Stuart Nulman on his return to the program with Book Banter. In addition to hearing Stuart here you can also read his book reviews in The West End Times.
	Music heard on this week's podcast include: Soulful Strut - Grover Washington Jr. (opening theme) Better Days - Citizen King (liner music) Oh Canada - Five Iron Frenzy (liner music) Stink - John Lurie (closing theme)