How to talk to anyone about anything

We've had previous discussions with flirting expert Jill Speigel, but now she's taken her background on relationships and dating to a whole new level to tackle a much broader social dynamic.

"How To Talk To Anyone About Anything!" available at www.jillspeigel.com

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Examining the massacre at Fort Hood

Aaron Glantz, author "The War Comes Home: Washington's Battle Against America's Veterans," makes the argument that the Fort Hood attack was the result of stress.

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The daughter of Lenny Bruce

Kitty Bruce discusses her father's legacy, and the drug abuse recovery program she is creating in his memory.
Make a donation to "Lenny's House" at www.lennybruceofficial.com

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"Barguments" revisited

Its our follow-up discussion with Doug Hanks, author of 'Barguments' and chief barguer at barguments.com. What’s a bargument? It’s the kind of argument you’re bound to have in a bar, over sports or TV or odd dilemmas people only contemplate with drinks in their hands. For example: "Would Aquaman beat Superman in an underwater race?"



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"Barguments" revisited (part 2)

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2012: Extinction or Utopia?

Separating hype from truth, J. Allan Danelek scrutinizes the ancient Mayan calendar's end date of 2012 and takes a hard look at whether it spells the end of the world--or a new beginning. Danelek also delves into other doomsday beliefs--from biblical end-times prophecies to biological warfare--and discusses the predictions of world-famous prophets such as Nostradamus and Edgar Cayce.

"2012: Extinction or Utopia" available at amazon.com



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"Speech-Less: Tales of a White House Survivor"

Allan's follow-up interview with Matt Latimer, chief speechwriter to Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld, and later part of the White House speechwriting team. Latimer says the experience was more like 'The Office' than 'The West Wing,' and led to his tell-all memoir, "Speech-less: Tales of a White House Survivor."


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