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It’s Directors Night on Media Blvd’s Purple Haze radio show when film director Declan O’Brien, who has helmed movies such as Wrong Turn 3, Cyclops, and the eagerly anticipated Sharktopus, and theatre director Carlo Fiorletta (A Tomato Can’t Grow in the Bronx) will be the exclusive guests. Airing Saturday, September 25, at 9PM , Sharktopus stars award-winning actor Eric Roberts (The Expendables,The Dark Knight) as a research scientist who, with his talented daughter (Sara Malakul Lane,Belly of the Beast), develops a secret military weapon -- a hybrid shark/octopus. But when the controls break down, the monster goes on a killing rampage at the resort beaches of Mexico. Sharktopus is produced by Roger Corman and Julie Corman. Carlo Fiorletta directed Mara Lesemann’s Fertility Factor at the Producers Club and Acts of Contrition at the Houseman Studio. He wrote and directed two award-winning short movies: Nipple Nazis and Calamity 666. His film The Last Supper is currently in post-production. Fiorletta is President of the Guild of Italian American Actors.

Award-winning television historian and network executive Tim Brooks, whose The Complete Directory to Primetime Network and Cable TV Shows, 1946-present, is the must-have industry Bible, will be talking about the new fall television season. Brooks, who headed up research for USA Network and Lifetime Television during his distinguished career, is also the author of Lost Sounds, about the birth of the recording industry in the early 20th Century. The CD adaptation won a Grammy Award. The Complete Directory to Primetime Network and Cable TV Shows is now in its ninth edition. Brooks is currently working on a book about college radio. Conservative author, Gary Morgenstein (A Tomato Can't Grow In The Bronx), and liberal journalist/actor, Frederic Germay Discuss the latest news from politics and pop culture from their very different generational and life perspectives.

Award-winning television historian and network executive Tim Brooks, whose The Complete Directory to Primetime Network and Cable TV Shows, 1946-present, is the must-have industry Bible, will be talking about the new fall television season. Brooks, who headed up research for USA Network and Lifetime Television during his distinguished career, is also the author of Lost Sounds, about the birth of the recording industry in the early 20th Century. The CD adaptation won a Grammy Award. The Complete Directory to Primetime Network and Cable TV Shows is now in its ninth edition. Brooks is currently working on a book about college radio. Conservative author, Gary Morgenstein (A Tomato Can't Grow In The Bronx), and liberal journalist/actor, Frederic Germay Discuss the latest news from politics and pop culture from their very different generational and life perspectives.

The best in the weeks news from the very different perspectives of Gary Morgenstein (A Tomatoe Can't Grow in the Bronx) and Frederic Germay.

The best in the weeks news from the very different perspectives of Gary Morgenstein (A Tomatoe Can't Grow in the Bronx) and Frederic Germay.

Conservative author, Gary Morgenstein (A Tomato Can't Grow In The Bronx), and liberal journalist/actor, Frederic Germay Discuss the latest news from politics and pop culture from their very different generational and life perspectives.

Conservative author, Gary Morgenstein (A Tomato Can't Grow In The Bronx), and liberal journalist/actor, Frederic Germay Discuss the latest news from politics and pop culture from their very different generational and life perspectives.

The best in the weeks news from the very different perspectives of Gary and Frederic. Judson Phillips, founder of the grass roots political organization Tea Party Nation, will talk politics during a live exclusive interview.

The best in the weeks news from the very different perspectives of Gary and Frederic. Judson Phillips, founder of the grass roots political organization Tea Party Nation, will talk politics during a live exclusive interview.

The best in the weeks news from the very different perspectives of Gary and Frederic.