Brian Culkin, former All American basketball player and Mortgage Banker, now Film Maker and Yoga Master joins me today to discuss his new documentary about boxer Tommy Attardo, South Boston boxer and his spiritual journey. In Brian's words, "Tommy is probably 'The Last Human'". Attardo is without the technological 'toys' of computers/mobilephones/ipods etc. He lives totally in the moment and exhudes the virtues of acceptance, love and joy. Something most of us have forgotten or not yet discovered. Tune in to discover more.

Brian Culkin, former All American basketball player and Mortgage Banker, now Film Maker and Yoga Master joins me today to discuss his new documentary about boxer Tommy Attardo, South Boston boxer and his spiritual journey. In Brian's words, "Tommy is probably 'The Last Human'". Attardo is without the technological 'toys' of computers/mobilephones/ipods etc. He lives totally in the moment and exhudes the virtues of acceptance, love and joy. Something most of us have forgotten or not yet discovered. Tune in to discover more.

Lynda King the Mystical Traveller returns to give us her update of her journey thru her lifetime. Linda has recounted her travels to South America, China, Nepal, Russia, etc. all, with magical and mystical occurrences. Today, Lynda details her spiritual trek after her decision to leave the comfort of her Nebraska lifestyle to embark on a journey of self discovery.

Comedian Bobby Seibel interrupts his art class with North Shore, MA widows, divorcees and other post menstrual women to join Tommy for a update of his wild and crazy, 'living the vida loca', lifestyle. Ohters may boast a lifestyle of the rich and famous, Mr. Seibel boasts a life of poverty and obscurity. Robert will cover the art of bottle and can recycling, dodging toll roads and all but eliminating billable cell phone minutes. Join Tommy for fun and excitement.

Tommy Dakota reminisces about 'Vegas' , the days with Sinatra and the rest of the Rat Pack. Tune in for some great stories.

Filmmaker Brian Culkin continues his discussion of his latest release, "The Mission". His documentary of the basketball legacy of the Mission Hill Projects. The film premiered at Northeastern University last month and received critical acclaim and fostered dymanic discussion of the current state of neighborhood, inner city basketball and its future. Tune in for Brian's keen insight into this Boston phenomenon.

Tommy Dakota hears from long lost 'acquaintance', comedian Don Gavin. Don recollects his brief time with Tommy in Las Vegas and other venues.

Tommy Dakota talks to us from the Frozen North discussing show business as usual. Today's topic is the Oscars and the all time great films.

Tommy Dakota discusses the possibilities of co-host Frank Jackman's sudden disappearance. Tommy theorizes that Frank has finally decided to 'come out' by 'going in' for the big 'O'. Ever since he was a young, young man, Frank had yearned to be a young, young woman. Recently, at the not so tender age of 66 Frank decided to 'take the knife' and plunge genital long into a 'sex change'. "I've wanted to do this for ages and 66 seems like the perfect time for a sex change. Just look how it writes itself: six six sex. It's time", stammered Frank. 

And so Dakota and I try to unravel this mystery and explore the nuances and ramifications of Frank's or should we say 'Francine's' intrepid trip down transgender highway.

Filmaker, documentarian, scholar, Brian Culkin discusses his latest documentary project, "24 to Heaven" and personal account of South Boston Boxer Tommy Attardo, his struggles and his triumphs especially with awareness and spitituality.