Episode #23

The No Show | Mar 30, 2010
Steve continues to be felled by the flu. Therefore, we present, for your entertainment and edification, Steve's ruminations on the vagaries of aging, demonstrating some of those vagaries even as he speaks. Listen to Steve propose sweeping social changes to accommodate his personal whims. Hear him as he says, "Pops?!" Music selections underscore the program's theme in an unabashedly obvious manner. This program was first broadcast on November 2, 2002. We hope that The No Show will return "almost live" at its regular time next week. We also hope for an end to disease and poverty and war.

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