Screech and Ted Williams’ Frozen Head
Sunday, October 11th, 2009The Dustin Diamond interview begins at the top of the show
This week on Dr. Blogstein’s
Radio Happy Hour:
Dustin Diamond played Samuel “Screech” Powers, the lovable dork on the hit NBC Saturday-morning sitcom “Saved By the Bell.”
Now, after a few spots on reality television, some celebrity boxing and a leaked sex tape, Diamond adds “author’ to his resume with the release of Behind the Bell, a tell-all describing sex and drugs on the set of the popular show.
We’ll find out what happened when the cameras stopped rolling.
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The Larry Johnson interview begins at the 24:00 mark
Larry Johnson, is the former chief operating officer turned whistle-blower of the controversial Alcor Life Extension Foundation, a company that researches, advocates for and performs cryonics, the preservation of humans after legal death in liquid nitrogen, with hopes of restoring them to full health when new technology is developed in the future.
Johnson has written Frozen: My Journey into the World of Cryonics, Deception, and Death, an expose alleging, among other things, the mistreatment and damage of the remains of Hall of Fame baseball legend Ted Williams.
The Simone Sinclare interview begins at the 53:50 Mark
Simone Sinclaire is the CEO and founder for EstablishedMen.com.
Simone was featured in a 2009 Super Bowl commercial for the company. This national exposure helped her land the job as host of HDNet’s new spin-off series “New York Confessions”.
During her stint as host of the provocative series, Simone will be hitting all of New York City’s hottest nightclubs, and finding beautiful people willing to share their craziest confessions – ranging from sex to drugs to rock n’ roll, and everything in between.
All that, plus:
- Co-host Vinny Bond sits on his Big Leather Couch to chat live with the listeners
- “Reality Allie” is this week’s fill in guest host
- The Burl of Annie and Burl Live works behind the scenes as pro-doucher
- and we’ll take your calls at 646-652-4804
