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Back in those days of Atlantis I searched the skies and hoped ET would come visit. But when they do, lets not bore them to death. In this episode I explore who and how we should introduce the aliens to humanity.
MUSIC:
Southern Nights - Glenn Campbell
Vincent - Don McClean
Song for Anne Frank - Bauer and Bentle
Hey Mr. Spaceman - The Byrds
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We were a daring generation. Not much scared us...or were there some thing that really did?
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This is the eulogy I wrote for my amazing and loving dad, Dominick DiCerto, who passed away at the age of 93 on May 7, 2025.
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All seasons have its smells. But no season beat summer for the variety of scents, stinks, perfumes, essences and aromas that would fill the air around those Stoops of Atlantis.
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After harsh winters, Spring often arrived timidly- but greatly welcomed- around the Stoops of Atlantis.
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Lets face it- as a kid- Christmas is about the swag. And some years that swag shined especially bright. Or didn't.
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You'd be surprised how many famous folk are kids of Atlantis. Movie stars, singers, musicians, politicians, wise guys - can all call East Harlem their home town.
****NOTE - I reference episode "10 - Making Movies" - it is actually Episode 19!
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After a five month hiatus, Mikey D is back and returns to the root of the podcast - colorful stories about the Stoops- in this Jeopardy Game of an Episode!
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In the late 1970s - early 1980s video games appeared in Atlantis and lured me off the Stoop. And then came the home computer and this kid from East Harlem found a new purpose in life!
The Robots – Kraftwerk
Kids are People Too - Bob McAlister
Cruel Summer – Bananarama
Snowball – Devo
Girl U Want – Devo
Just What I Needed – The Cars
Video Games – Ronnie Jones
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It can be hard keeping a Peter Pan worldview in a place filled with pirates. But this kid tried on those Stoops of Atlantis.
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