The Stuph File Program

The Stuph File Program

Featuring actor Anson Williams; RVer Adam Doolittle; & zero carbon traveler, Jennie Lynn

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Actor Anson Williams of Happy Days fame is on ABC‘s Battle of The Network Stars and he’s also fighting the battle of drowsy drivers with a product called Alert Drops.

RVer, Adam Doolittle, is back to share some of the highlights from his piece entitled, 30 Amazing Places in Canada.

Jennie Lynn from Travel Light shares how you can enjoy your vacation this year with zero carbon summer travel and save money too.

This week’s opening slate is presented by Julian Compton a commercial pilot for Air Canada.

Welcome to the latest edition of the Stuph File Program. For a program list of the items included and all their accompanying links in this one hour show, you can find the information on my website in the Stuph File Program section, or just follow this link to #0411. To download the podcast, right click here and select "Save Link As" Featured in this episode: Anson Williams, actor, Happy Days -- Alert Drops Adam Doolittle -- 30 Amazing Places In CanadaJennie Lynn, Travel Light -- Zero carbon summer travel Click logo for iTunes podcast subscription If you have any comments or suggestions, or items for the mailbag, feel free to click on the "Comments" link below to add your thoughts.

The Stuph File Program

Featuring actor Stephen Furst; Jared Rabin, creator of Hang-O-Matic; & Stuart Nulman with Book Banter

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Actor Stephen Furst, who was best known for his role of Flounder in Animal House, recently passed away at the age of 62 from complications with diabetes.  We feature part of an interview done with him from 2002. (Patreon subscribers can hear the full interview as part of their Patreon Reward Package at the Stuph File Program Patreon page).

Jared Rabin, creator of the Hang-O-Matic which easily allows you to hang your wall decor.

Stuart Nulman with another edition of Book Banter.  This week’s reviewed title is Steve McQueen: Le Mans in the Rearview Mirror by Don Nunley  (Dalton Watson Fine Books, $79).  You can also read Stuart’s reviews in The Montreal Times

This week’s opening slate is presented by, Sonja Broomfield, who does on-air graphics for Breakfast Television on CITY-TV, Montreal.

Welcome to the latest edition of the Stuph File Program. For a program list of the items included and all their accompanying links in this one hour show, you can find the information on my website in the Stuph File Program section, or just follow this link to #0410. To download the podcast, right click here and select "Save Link As" Featured in this episode: Stephen Furst, actor, Animal House, St. Elsewhere & Babylon FiveJared Rabin, creator, Hang-O-MaticStuart Nulman, Book Banter Click logo for iTunes podcast subscription If you have any comments or suggestions, or items for the mailbag, feel free to click on the "Comments" link below to add your thoughts.

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Featuring actress Dee Wallace from E.T. The Extraterrestrial; Randy Ray, co-author of As The Years Go By …: Conversations With Canada’s Folk, Pop & Rock Pioneers; & Nathan Hirsch, owner of FreeeUp

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Actress Dee Wallace, who played Elliot’s Mom in the classic movie, E.T. The Extraterrestrial, shares memories of making the film as it celebrates the 35th anniversary of its release in 1982.  Plus she also discusses Buppalapaloo, a helpful toy bear she helped to create.

Randy Ray, co-author of As The Years Go By …: Conversations With Canada’s Folk, Pop & Rock Pioneers, which chronicles the early days of Canadian music.

Nathan Hirsch, owner of FreeeUp shares tips on e-commerce & e-marketing.  You can also find him on Facebook.

This week’s opening guest slate is presented by Ernie Smith, founder of Tedium.

Welcome to the latest edition of the Stuph File Program. For a program list of the items included and all their accompanying links in this one hour show, you can find the information on my website in the Stuph File Program section, or just follow this link to #0409. To download the podcast, right click here and select "Save Link As" Featured in this episode: Dee Wallace, actress, E.T. The ExtraterrestrialRandy Ray, author, As The Years Go By ...: Conversations With Canada's Folk, Pop & Rock PioneersNathan Hirsch, owner, FreeeUp -- e-commerce & e-marketing Click logo for iTunes podcast subscription If you have any comments or suggestions, or items for the mailbag, feel free to click on the "Comments" link below to add your thoughts.

The Stuph File Program

Featuring filmmaker Joe McClean; Gerald Leonard, author of Culture Is The Bass: 7 Principles For Developing A Culture That Works!; & Tedium‘s Ernie Smith

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Indie filmmaker Joe McClean, whose new film is The Drama Club.  He shares the plight of indie filmmakers and the difficulties they have with distributors.  It’s something he wrote about in an article for The Wrap.

Gerald Leonard, author of  Culture Is The Bass: 7 Principles For Developing A Culture That Works! on how Uber can deal with its current rash of bad PR.  (On Gerald’s site you can take the 11 common mistakes online assessment for free by clicking here).

Ernie Smith, founder of Tedium, on the history of straws.

This week’s opening guest slate is presented by Linda Hoang a Digital Strategist and Edmonton-based blogger.  She’s also the founder of the Edmonton International Cat Festival, the only event of its kind in North America.

Welcome to the latest edition of the Stuph File Program. For a program list of the items included and all their accompanying links in this one hour show, you can find the information on my website in the Stuph File Program section, or just follow this link to #0408. To download the podcast, right click here and select "Save Link As" Featured in this episode: Joe McClean, filmmaker, The Drama ClubGerald Leonard, author, Culture Is The Bass: 7 Principles For Developing A Culture That Works!Ernie Smith, Tedium -- The history of straws Click logo for iTunes podcast subscription If you have any comments or suggestions, or items for the mailbag, feel free to click on the "Comments" link below to add your thoughts.

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Featuring TV Writer/producer John Rogers; Chris Nihmey, author of Two Sides To The Story; Lloyd Kahn, author of Small Homes: The Right Size

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TV writer/producer, John Rogers, talks about TV showrunners and explains exactly what the job involves.

Chris Nihmey is a mental health advocate, illness survivor, author and teacher who was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder in 2001.  He’s written a memoir called Two Sides To The Story.

Lloyd Kahn is the author of Small Homes: The Right Size, abook where 65 builders share their knowledge of building and design.

This week’s opening guest slate is presented by 6-year-old Jaxson Miles from Arizona.  He’s the son of Dan Miles, host of Every Friday with Dan & Olivia and also The Friends of Dan Podcast.

Welcome to the latest edition of the Stuph File Program. For a program list of the items included and all their accompanying links in this one hour show, you can find the information on my website in the Stuph File Program section, or just follow this link to #0407. To download the podcast, right click here and select "Save Link As" Featured in this episode: John Rogers, writer/producer, TV showrunners Chris Nihmey, author, Two Sides To The StoryLloyd Kahn, author, Small Homes: The Right Size Click logo for iTunes podcast subscription If you have any comments or suggestions, or items for the mailbag, feel free to click on the "Comments" link below to add your thoughts.