This week on Dr. Blogstein’s
Radio Happy Hour:

#1 New York Times bestselling author Brad Thor celebrates the launch of his new thriller, The Apostle on this week’s show.

Thor, who is known for his high octane, page turners featuring ex-Navy Seal Scot Harvath, traveled to Afghanistan to give The Apostle a ripped from the headlines authenticity.

We’ll hear about what he saw and experienced in the war zone, whether he plans on running for political office in the near future and what’s taking Hollywood so long to adapt his books into movies.

Maybe the promo spot for The Apostle will light a fire under Hollywood producers:

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The Steps are: Will Thompson (vocals & guitar), Sam Thompson (lead guitar), Stephen Ross (bass), Z Lynch (drums).

In 2005, the Austin, TX based band took flight “on a journey to bring a classic sound back to modern rock.”

They’ve done it and Will Thompson will tell us all about it.

Dr. Blogstein, Vinny Bond and Justin the Mouthinator play clips from the many times the Radio Happy Hour discussed “The King of Pop,” Michael Jackson.

We hear from Dangerous Lee, Corey Feldman, and TruDog AKA “Notorious Homo Thug”

According to Radio Happy Hour co-host Dangerous Lee, British movie star Max Ryan’s appearance this week “goes down in history as the best interview ever.”  And not just for this show, she says, but “in life, on any show.”

The internationally recognized actor from “Death Race“, “League of Extraordinary Gentlemen” and the upcoming “Love and Virtue“, came on halfway through this week’s show and came out with guns blazing and jokes flying.

Following a segment in which Dr. Blogstein played clips from his bizarre appearance on the Judy Joy Jones Show,
Ryan promptly began commenting incredulously on what he just heard.

Throughout the entire segment, the man voted the most beautiful man in the world by the women of Poland kept everyone, including himself, in stitches as he explained why he was doing the interview from a Los Angeles park and denying that he did any illicit drugs before calling into the show.

Best interview ever?  Judge for yourself!

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This week’s Radio Happy Hour turned into an impromptu Full House reunion special.

Candace Cameron Bure, who played D.J. Tanner on the beloved ABC sitcom for eight seasons, was on the Radio Happy Hour to discuss her new project, “Make It Or Break It.”   Bure stars as the soon-to-be step-mom to one of the top female gymnasts in the new ABC Family program that debuted on Monday with the second largest audience for a premier in the network’s history.

During the interview, Steven Stevenson, a wildly gay television critic from California called in to give his (interesting) thoughts on Bure’s new show.

“Hi, this is Steven Stevenson. I’m a television critic. I’m impressed,” he said.

“Oh – with the show?” asked Candace.

“Yes, I saw the premiere on ABC Family, and I have to tell you, you look gorgeous as ever,” the listener continued. “I just responded to the flips and the jumps and the gymnastics that the girls do. The show is cut together marvelously. I’m telling you, a lot of times you see those stunts and you say, Oh, that’s a stunt person. Let’s cut back to the actress. But in this, it is just seamless. Unbelievable!”

“Yea, I thought so too. I thought they did a really nice job editing the show. I saw an earlier version of the pilot, and since then they really tightened it up,” said Candace.

“Speaking of tightened up, I thought the boys on the show were terrific. There’s something for everybody on this series,” the listener added.

“Well, I’m glad you liked it,” said a by-then nervous Candace.

That was when the listener landed his final blow.

“I was bursting at my buttons watching the show,” he said.

Suddenly, Candace got wise and realized that the flamboyant critic was actually her former Full House co-star-Dave Coulier!

Coulier (Joey Gladstone), who introduced Candance to her husband of 13 years, former NHL star Valeri Bure, went on to reminisce about times spent on the set of Full House and recount a recent party they attended with singer John Mayer and fellow Full House alum (and now 90210 star) Lori Loughlin.

This week on Dr. Blogstein’s

Radio Happy Hour:

Just about everyone recognizes Candace Cameron Bure from ABC’s hit television series, Full House, where we affectionately knew her as “D.J. Tanner.”

Now, she’s set to star alongside Peri Gilpin (“Frasier”) as the soon-to-be step-mom to one of the top female gymnasts in “Make It Or Break It,” a new ABC Family show which is set in the world of competitive gymnastics.

We’ll hear about her new show, life after Full House and as a Hockey wife.

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According to hip-hop artist Nobody Famous‘ bio, “the musical expressions that Nobody Famous composes are essential to the future of hip-hop, the future of music and the future of life.”

Who are we to argue?

A favorite of the old Ask Dangerous Lee Live show will make his forst appearance on the Radio Happy Hour.

• British actor and heartthrob Max Ryan (right),  of Death Race and Dark Moon Rising

• Dangerous Lee co-hosts

• Vinny Bond sits on his Big Leather Couch to chat live with the listeners

• A recap of Dr. Blogstein’s bizarre appearance on the Judy Joy Jones Show

• and we’ll take your calls at 646-652-4804

Dr. Blogstein comes to the defense of fellow comedy-talk show host David Letterman in his feud with Alaska Governor Sarah Palin on this week’s Radio Happy Hour.

Defense of Letterman vs. Palin begins at the 5:30 mark
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