The Stuph File Program

Featuring actress Dedee Pfeiffer; Craig DiLouie, author of The Children of Red Peak; & Kate Delaney, author of Deal Your Own Destiny: Increase Your Odds, Win BIG and Become Extraordinary

Actress Dedee Pfeiffer is one of the stars of the upcoming David E. Kelly drama on ABC & CTV called Big Sky. It’s her return to TV after a ten year hiatus to raise her boys and also to go back to school.

Craig DiLouie is the author of his latest horror story, The Children of Red Peak.

Sports commentator and talk show host, Kate Delaney, is the author of Deal Your Own Destiny: Increase Your Odds, Win BIG and Become Extraordinary.

This week’s guest slate is presented Michel R. Magnan, who is a Stuph File Program fan in Montreal.

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Featuring Gary Wietgrefe, author of Destination North Pole: 5,000 km by bicycle; NYU PhD student Anni Sternisko; & Stuart Nulman with Book Banter

Gary Wietgrefe, the author of Destination North Pole: 5,000 km by bicycle about his 5,000 kilometre bike ride from South Dakota to North Pole, Alaska. 

Anni Sternisko, a PhD student at The Van Bavel Lab of the Psychology Department at New York University, who is studying the psychology of those who believe in conspiracy theories. 

Stuart Nulman with another edition of Book Banter.  This week’s reviewed title is Forever Terry: A Legacy in Letters edited by Darrell Fox (Viking, $29.95).   You can also read Stuart’s reviews in The Montreal Times. 

This week’s guest slate is presented by David Segelstein who is a friend and an old colleague from back in the day at both CFCF TV and CFCF radio.

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Featuring Ivan Obolensky, author of Eye of the Moon; Rachael Tamayo, author of Carnal Knowledge and science writer Andrew Fazekas, author of National Geographic Backyard Guide to the Night Sky

Ivan Obolensky, author of the Gothic thriller, Eye of the Moon, talks about the art of conversation. 

Rachael Tamayo, author of the Deadly Sins book series, on her latest thriller title, Carnal Knowledge, which deals with lust. 

Science writer, Andrew Fazekas, The Night Sky Guy, and author of National Geographic Backyard Guide to the Night Sky, is back to talk about the next SpaceX launch and also Osiris-Rex landing on and scooping up bits of an asteroid. 

This week’s guest slate is presented by Dimitrios Moraitis, a punk rocker and avid Stuph File Program fan.

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Featuring actress Conchata Ferrell; actress Dee Wallace star of Stay Home; &  Marc Hartzman from WeirdHistorian.com

We remember the phenomenal actress, Conchata Ferrell, who recently passed away.  She was best known for playing Berta on Two & A Half Men. 

Scream Queen, Dee Wallace, who managed to stay busy during quarantine by creating her own horror film with a few famous friends called Stay Home. 

Marc Hartzman, from WeirdHistorian.com on how Thomas Edison wanted to talk to the dead. 

This week’s opening slate is presented by Marcy Zweikaft who is a financial services representative.

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Featuring Kevin Beresford, founder of The Roundabout Appreciation Society; Steve McChesney, author of Rearranging Change; & Stuart Nulman with Book Banter

Kevin Beresford the founder of The Roundabout Appreciation Society.  He takes pictures and sells calendars of roundabouts in the UK. 

Steve McChesney a former stuntman who is now a marketing expert and the author of Rearranging Change. Visit Steve’s website and you can get a free pdf copy of his book. 

Stuart Nulman with another edition of Book Banter.  This week’s reviewed title is Creature Feature: A Horrid Comedy by Steven Paul Leiva (Magpie Press, $15).  You can also read Stuart’s reviews in The Montreal Times. 

This week’s opening slate is presented by Bill Funt, who is a writer/producer/performer and a teacher, who has his Masters in education.  He’s also a very funny guy.  And he’s the son of Alan Funt, the mastermind behind the classic TV show, Candid Camera.

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Featuring Dr. Daniel Kalla, author of The Last High; travel expert Pete Trabucco, author of A Personal Guide to the Best Thrill Rides and Amusement/Water Parks; & science writer Andrew Fazekas, author of National Geographic Backyard Guide to the Night Sky

Dan Kalla is back to talk about his latest medical thriller, The Last High, which deals with crime and the opioid crisis in Vancouver. (Patreon Stuph File Program fans, there is a Patreon Reward Extra where Dan talks about why he feels that governments should legalize opioids). 

Travel expert, Pete Trabucco, author of A Personal Guide to the Best Thrill Rides and Amusement/Water Parks, on how and when travel can get back to normal in a post Covid world

Science writer, Andrew Fazekas, The Night Sky Guy, talks about gas on Venus and also how we missed not one, but two asteroids coming our way. 

This week’s opening slate is presented by Tom Gliserman, who is a director & visual storyteller.  He’s also someone I went to college with back in the day at Dawson College.

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Featuring Michael Ian Black, author of A Better Man: A (Mostly Serious) Letter to My Son; Dwayne Clayden, author of Speargrass-Opioid; & Marc Abrahams, founder of Ig Nobel Awards

Actor Michael Ian Black is the author of A Better Man: A (Mostly Serious) Letter to My Son. 

Dwayne Clayden is the author of Speargrass-Opioid, a thriller that takes place on a First Nation’s reserve and deals with politics, drug addiction and policing. 

Marc Abrahams, the man behind the annual Ig Nobel Awards.  This year was the 30th annual event. 

This week’s opening slate is presented by Lorne Wolf, who works for customer service at Zara, and he also moonlights working on the TV shows, Dragon’s Den & Family Feud Canada.

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