The Lazlo Letters

On the Media | May 5, 2011
30 years ago, an epistolary madman named Lazlo Toth burst onto the scene with the Lazlo Letters, a collection of actual correspondence between a fictional middle American and the real leaders of political and corporate America. Now, Lazlo is back with a new collection, titled Bush to Bush, documentary evidence that snail mail as a communications medium is not dead yet. Bob spoke with comedian Don Novello, familiar to many as his other alter ego, Father Guido Sarducci.

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