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Hour 1	"Halloween" - Heywood Sports w/ Chick Confession E-Mails Words Men Shouldn't You "Elevator Talk" Military Request E-Mail "Rubbers..." - Donnie Baker Replacement Curse Words News w/ Kristi
Hour 2	Bill Scheft Barkley on Letterman Stand-up Boom The Letter Jacket The Reunion Herm Johnson Calls Dr. Phil Calls People, News & Views Letterman Audio Tommy LaSorda Audio
Hour 3	Cursing and Books Changing Wiper Solution Wiper Blades - Heywood Cursing Phone Call Cursing and Obscenity - Morey "El Conquistador" - Lindley Billy Mazing Calls Lindsay Mac Meeting the Band "Cry Cry Cry" - Mac
Hour 4	Lindsay Mac Naming the Band Unique Way of Playing Donnie Baker Calls "Black Bird" - Mac News w/ Kristi "Jetpack" - Wilson Duke Tumatoe The NFL Song Bass Talk

Bill Scheft

Scheft on Sports

A former stand-up comedian, Bill Scheft decided a number of years ago that he preferred writing the jokes to telling them. That's what's made him such a valuable asset to "The Late Show w/ David Letterman," where he's one of the head writers for Dave's famous opening monologues. He also contributed to the new book, The Late Show Fun Facts, authored by Letterman and the other Late Show writers. But this isn't Bill's only published work, he's also the author of three novels, The Ringer, Time Won't Let Me, and Everything Hurts which will be available in paperback on April 6th. His newest book is The Final Four of Everything.

Duke Tumatoe

The NFL is Back and so is Duke!

NFL action is in full swing and so too is Duke Tumatoe. He and the boys are back again on Wednesday to sing another edition of The NFL Song. Each week promises all new football action on Sunday which means Duke will constantly have something new to sing about. So stay tuned all season long as he keeps us up to speed on the ins and outs of the NFL. Remember, they're not booing, they're chanting DUKE DUKE DUKE!

Lindsay Mac

Unconventional Approach

Lindsay Mac has been on the front cover of the Boston Globe and the cover of Strings magazine. She has also been on the cover of the Globe's Weekend section and featured in other publications such as The New York Times’ About.com, Northeast Performer, and the largest Spanish-language music magazine, Musico Pro.

Lindsay was born in Iowa to bohemian, party-hungry parents who likely fed her pork tenderloin and Midwest microbrews for breakfast. This explains a lot.

She was classically trained starting at the age of six in church choir and formal training in piano and cello came shortly thereafter. After attending a public high school and, in the summer, Interlochen Center for the Arts, Lindsay enrolled in Dartmouth College to study what else but medicine.

She took advantage of the College's foreign study opportunities and moved to London to study at the Royal College of Music and then briefly left Dartmouth to study at The San Francisco Conservatory as well as to be a professional ski patroller in Utah and bike messenger.

She returned to Dartmouth, graduated, and starting experimenting with her music while living in a cabin heated by a wood stove. It is there that she found her voice and her unique style was born. Fearing the cello might be used for kindling, she enrolled in Berklee College of Music and shortly thereafter began touring full-time. The rest is yet to come.

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