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Past shows listed below. Click play to stream or download an mp3. December 18, 2010
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Right click here to download an MP3 November 27, 2010 Todd has discovered a magic elixir. Also on the menu: gall stones and cholecystitis.
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November 13, 2010 It is one of Jeff's favorite times of the year, so he talks about Sinusitis.Todd informs Jeff about ginseng and then rants about San Francisco and Happy Meals.
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September 18, 2010 Football is back and so are concussions. So, we bring back neurologist Dr. Jessica Feldman to discuss the implications of head injuries. Of course, Todd ends the show with a classy rant on gas pumps.
September 11, 2010 It is race day in Souderton and the Univest Grand Prix brings cyclists from all over the world to race through the streets of the community. The Beat Goes on has John Eustace to talk about the race and about performance enhancement methods as well. September 4, 2010 Jeff and Todd weave a web of intertwining topics including "throat" cancer, whooping cough and heartburn. Todd rants and raves about ketchup bottles. The word of the day: sphincter.
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August 7, 2010 Jeff and Todd discuss a variety of "fun" ailments kids bring home from summer camp. Right click here to download an MP3
July 31, 2010 Jeff is on loaction in Ocean City, NJ to discuss the health issues regarding vacation. Right click here to download an MP3
July 24, 2010 Guest: John Devine of Grand View Hospital talks about deep vein thrombosis.
Right click here to download an MP3 July 10, 2010 The anniversary show! One year on WNPV! Guest: Dr. Joseph Woo talking about robotic and minimally invasive heart surgery. History lesson: How Tigger and the artifical heart are connected. Right click here to download an MP3
July 3, 2010 Two Words and a rant: Actually a RAVE today! - Bee Spray Jeff does a remote from Chicago while Todd is stuck in beautiful Lansdale. Guest: Todd answers Jeff's questions on high blood pressure. Right click here to download an MP3
June 26, 2010 Guest: Dr. Maria Andonio educates us about the very important topic of sleep apnea. History lesson: The Statue of Liberty (in honor of the upcoming Independence Day) Two Words and a rant: Jeff, a soccer hater, rants about World Cup Right click here to download an MP3 June 19, 2010 Coming Soon! This week under construction... Right click here to download an MP3 June 12, 2010 Guest: Jeff answers (or tries to) the 10 most common wives' tales History Lesson: Phylo Farnsworth and the television Two Words and a Rant: Sagging Pants (initially misideentified as plumber's crack) Right click here to download an MP3 June 5, 2010 Guest: Dr. Janice Kelly, a pediatric gastroenterologist from CHOP, talks to us about Celiac Disease. History Lesson: the serendipitous birth of Ivory Soap Two Words and a Rant: Inappropiriate Shorts Right click here to download an MP3 May 29, 2010 Guest: Jeff aswers questions on mono History Lesson: from unwanted chemical to Silly Puddy Two Words and a Rant: Oil Spill
Right click here to download an MP3 May 22, 2010 Guest: Employment lawyer, Sara Ivey, discusses some of the business implications of the health care reform bill. History Lesson: Sherlock Holmes written by a physician about a physician Two Words and a Rant: Performance Enhancement (sports related)
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Right click here to download an MP3 May 1, 2010 In this show, Dr. John Harding talks to the guys about atrial fibrillation, much to the chagrin of Todd. Todd was appalled that Jeff felt the need to bring in a "specialist" to talk about something Todd treats everyday. The fact is, Jeff just wanted to talk to somebody from Temple Medical School. It is a great interview, and a terrific show, until Todd is denied his rant time. Tune in to hear.
Right click here to download an MP3 April 24, 2010 In one of the most important interviews done by Todd and Jeff, Pat Bruno talks about the effects of child abuse on an adult. The infromation is astonishing and the need to help is absolute. Dr. Bruno explains prevention and treatment in this wide-ranging interview.
Right click here to download an MP3 April 17, 2010 Dr. Rich Buckler helps Todd and Jeff understand the intracacies of dementia. We all know someone who has a loved one with it or are struggling with a parent who is failing. Dr. Buckler gives us the critical information. Of course, things are not all serious -- Jeff and Todd are able to infuse nearly appropriate humor into the hour. Enjoy....
Right click here to download an MP3 April 10, 2010 Jeff is back from his Easter vacation and so is The Beat! Lots of fun, great history and an excellent interview with John Jemmott, PH. Dr. Jemmott is a psychologist and expert in communications who has just published a landmark study in the value of abstinence training. The interview is enlightening and very important -- especially for those of us who have teenagers! Listen in...
Right click here to download an MP3 April 3, 2010 With Easter just a day away, Jeff's in Florida and long time veteran Art Browne is sitting in his seat. Jeff calls in from sunny Florida and openly worries whether he will be another Wally Pipp, while Todd and Art tackle issues in healthcare and the news. Todd's daughter Kayla reads a fun history lesson and Jeff rants over the phone. All in all, a fun show...
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March 27, 2010 You remember what it was like to go to the school nurse? Now that we are adults, we all wonder what happens when our kids go to the school nurse. For this show, Todd and Jeff have just the person: Brenda Shelly, RN -- a long time pediatric nurse and current school nurse of Pennview Christian School. Brenda is a wonderful story teller and an excellent nurse. Put these two together and you have the makings of a great book. While the book has not been published yet, the stories are here for your amusement. Lots to learn, as always; lots of fun.
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March 20, 2010 On the dawn of healthcare reform and the inevitable perpetual smiling of Jeff's favorite politician, Nancy Pelosi, Todd and Jeff replay an interview that US Senator John Barrasso (R-Wyoming). A Reading, PA native, Senator Barrasso elucidates his converns as a senator and an orthopedic surgeon. It is an excellent interview. Jeff and Todd spice up the rest of the show with their usual attempts at humor. Join us and see...
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March 17, 2010 - Guest Hosting Comment Please by Univest Happy St. Patrick's Day as Todd and Jeff guest host Comment Please by Univest. In the "quickest hour on radio", Todd and Jeff open the show by discussing the fork in the road of the healthcare reform battle. The issues are voluminous as the the process has moved beyond the debate over the merits of the bill to the true fight over the Democrats proposed strategies of getting it passed. The front page of the Intelligencer is discussed briefly which prompts Patrick Murphy's opponent in the 7th District Congressional race, Mike Fitzpatrick to call in. The phone call is a passionate challenge of incumbents invisibility in his own district and an invitation to particpate on a panel on Friday, March 19th. Shortly thereafter, Congresswoman Allyson Schwartz (D - 13th District) was a guest of the show and proposed the merits of the bill. Her points were quickly challenged by US Senator John Barrasso's (R-Wyoming) who challenged the bill, challenged the process and encouraged Patrick Murphy to hold a town hall meeting before he votes on the this "Bad bill." Listen in -- lots to hear and learn!
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March 13, 2010 The Beat Goes On likes to bring a variety of subjects to the table and this show was no different. Well, it was different. Actually, it was no different in that we hit on a unique topic. Which means that it was different. Thus, is was no different in that it was different. Get it? Mike Maransky, a lawyer from Fox Rothchild, LLC, answers questions from Todd and Jeff about Advanced Directives. What are Advanced Directives? They are the combination of a Living Will with a Medical Power of Attourney. It was a great discussion as TBGO tapped into Mike's expertise. Of course, the show quickly deteriorated when Todd's history lesson delved into Abe Lincoln's grave snatchers and Jeff's ranted on toilet paper. This one you must hear. Listen in now and every Saturday at 8am on WNPV 1440 AM -- The Beat Goes On.
March 6, 2010 So, you wanted a little change up? A little something different? How about an interview with Fertility Specialist Annette Lee, MD. Dr. Lee answers Todd and Jeff's questions on the causes and treatments of infertility and yes...even Octomom. Dr. Lee's expertise is evident in her explanations and her encouragement that if there is a problem-- seek help. Because much can be done. Lots of medical news, a great history lesson of the day, and of course some wackiness. Listen here and every Saturday morning at 8 am on WNPV 1440 AM.
Show 34: February 27, 2010 Since the inception of The Beat Goes On, healthcare reform has been a huge topic. It remains that way with President Obama meeting with congressional leaders at a healthcare summit to discuss key issues. To the untrained eye, not much was accomplished-- which is why we have Congressman Jim Gerlach here to talk with us about the back room of the politics of the bill. We will continue to follow the progress while trying to remain focused on what is important. Like hot dogs. Curious? Listen in now and every Saturday at 8:00 am on WNPV 1440 AM...
Show 33: February 20, 2010 The Beat Goes On welcomed Dr. Amanda Bennett, a Developmental Behavioral Pediatrician at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia, to share her expertise on autism. Autism has been in the news a lot lately: the MMR vaccine connection has been debunked, the CDC has reported a 57% increase in the incidence of the disorder, and clusters have been assessed in California. Dr. Bennett takes all these questions on -- and more in a very important interview. If you were not able to listen the first time, click here and enjoy the show.
TBGO Fills in for Darryl Berger at Comments Please by Univest It is President's Day and Darryl Berger is away -- what better time for The Beat Goes On to crash Comments Please by Univest? Todd and Jeff deviate from Medicine and tackle a number of different topics. Lots of fun and lots of information -- and Jeff's continual and unabashed plea for recognition for his birthday. Happy Birthday, Jeff -- you Old Man!
LIVE REMOTE, From the Montgomery Mall: Doylestown Hospital's Go Red 2010 Join Todd and Jeff's remote from a very special event: Doylestown Hospital's Go Red 2010 in honor of Heart Health Month. The boys interview a number of Doylestown's Heart Institute doctors while Brad Bishop interviews a number of presenters at their tables. There is a lot of great information and a lot of fun. Thanks to all who showed up!
Show 32: February 13, 2010 Todd and Jeff welcome former US Senator Rick Santorum to the show. The political landscape has changed and Senator Santorum helps TBGO understand things from the Right. The boys ask Senator Santorum about politics, healthcare reform, and a possible presidential bid. It was great radio until the rant-- Jeff ranted about "Super Commercials"? Men in underwear? An octogenarian getting tackled? Twas a rant well-deserved.
Show 31: February 6, 2010 What is the fastest growing specialty in Medicine? A hospitalist. Dr. Michael Pistoria joins Todd and Jeff and discusses the role of hospitalists in Medicine and their interactions with other specialties. Of course, there is great information, a terrific history lesson and Todd ranting on...oh, you'll have to listen yourself. The sow was done amidst a snow storm that dumped 2 feet of snow on the region. Enjoy!
Show 30: January 30, 2010 Do you know what a hyperbaric chamber is for? Dr. Arthur Flatau, a surgeon at Grand View Hospital who also works in their new wound center, explains wound healing and the benefits of the technique. It is a valauble discussion for anyone with vascular disease, diabetes or venous stasis. Jeff punctuates what otherwise was a fine show with a rant on light bulbs -- particularly the compact flourescent bulbs. One needs to hear the rant to appreciate his pent up disdain for them. Enjoy...
Show 29: January 23, 2010 The Beat Goes On was priveleged this Saturday to interview four members of Souderton Mennonite Church who were in Haiti at the time of the tragic earthquake. Dan Ziegler, his son Luke, Bev Miller and Thomas Nace shared their experiences of experiencing the earthquake and helping the Haitians. They went for mission work to help Haiti economically, and they were called to duty to help a stunned and ravaged country. This is a very special show and one that has brought perspective to everyone. Listen in to remarkable stories of courage and love...
Show 28: January 16, 2010 It is not often a person gets to talk to someone who is both brilliant and famous. Todd and Jeff got to do just that when they talked to author, historian and award winning documentarian Rick Beyer. Rick regaled The Beat Goes On with stories from his books and from the process of writing his books and crafting his documentaries. It was a wonderful discussion and Rick even toook over the history lesson of the day. A little different show, but just as fun...enjoy.
Show 27: January 9, 2010 The year starts out with bang as Todd and Jeff talk to former US Congressman of the 8th District in Pennsylvania, Mike Fitzpatrick. The former congressman discussed his successful battle against cancer and his good health. He also sounded a lot like a candidate for the seat he lost 2 cycles ago against Patrick Murphy when he criticized Congressman Murphy's voting record and laid out specific components of a successful message to the people of Bucks County. The rest of the show was a load of great medical stories, a wonderful history lesson from next week's guest Rick Beyer's book The Greatest Science Stories Never Told and a rant by Todd on ...a bridge? Actually the mysterious Burlington-Bristol Bridge. Enjoy...
Show 26: January 2, 2010 Happy New Year to all of our listeners. Thank you for listening and telling your friends. We have many remarkable things planned for 2010 -- gret stories, fascinating history lessons, tremendous guests and --of course-- wacky rants. The first show of 2010 brought fun, but also a constant reminder of the changes that are threatened in Medicine. Dr. Alfred Bove, the president of the American College of Cardiology, discusses the lawsuit that the ACC brought to Kathleen Sebelius, the Secretary of the HHS. The issues are complex and the ramifications are tremendous. Will you get to keep your doctor? Will your doctor still be in practice for you to keep? Todd and Jeff end the show with their three predictions which will be posted on their own pages and referred to at the end of the year. Have a listen! And have a safe, happy and healthy New Year!
Show 25: December 26, 2009 Merry, merry Christmas. Jo Ciavaglia, the Health Enterprise reporter for the Bucks County Courier Times and on www.phillyburbs.com joins The Beat Goes On to discuss the top 3 medical stories of 2009 (with healthcare reform and H1N1 influenza eliminated). After a great dialogue, Jeff and Todd share warm stories of their Christmases -- as only they see things. Thank you for a terrific year and we will see you next year!
Show 24: December 19, 2009 Twas 6 days before Christmas and all through the airwaves, Todd and Jeff were ranting to their audience's raves. They talked healthcare and had medical discussions When Dr. Jessica Feldman joined them to talk of concussions. The history lesson was touching, though Jeff suspected a ruse When Jeff ranted on Christmas Shoes, Todd blew a fuse. Was the show a winner? I don't know where to begin. Everyone, Merry Christmas and be sure next week to listen in.
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Show 23: December 12, 2009 After months of persitence and a prolonged FBI review of Jeff's background, United States Senator Arlen Specter joins The Beat Goes On! Senator Specter talks to Todd and Jeff about healthcare reform -- from accessibility, cost and quality. Agree with him or not, the Senator gets high marks for being available and open for any question -- even a follow up question by Todd on the lack of playoffs in Division I college football. Lots of great stuff in the show, including a rant on...Deer Crossings -- what else?
Show 22: December 5, 2009 Oh my -- Jeff either had too much Diet Coke or his shorts were on too tight because he rips right into a rant from the beginning. Todd can only look on, with his mouth agape as Jeff is on fire. Dr. Mitch Alden, from Buxmont Hematology and Oncology joins The Beat to discuss changes in cancer therapy and what is on the horizon. It is a thoughtful and honest interview into a world that affects too many of our family members, our friends and ourselves. Todd finally gets his footing by ranting on Christmas lights at the end of the show.
Show 21: November 28, 2009 It's our Thanksgiving Show!!! Fresh off the turkey and the stuffing and the pies, Jeff and Todd talk about various topics in Medicine. They have a lengthy segment on nutrition and dieting for those nervous about heading into the holidays where temptations are great and cookies are delicious. And you may or not be thankful for what the hosts consider a special "treat" - a DOUBLE RANT! Thanksgiving Football and 300 Million are the topics. Happy Thanksgiving everyone and thank you for listening!
Show 1: July 11, 2009 Show 7: August 22, 2009 Todd is smacked back into reality by rejoining Jeff on The Beat. The two restrain themselves from telling any lawyer jokes while they welcome Carl Maio-- a lawyer from Fox Rothchild, LLP who specializes in health care insurance and regulations. The guys pepper Carl with questions on the hot topics of the public option, health care exchanges and co-ops. After an excellent dialogue, the show deteriorates into Todd's rant about flip flops during which he accuses Jeff of wearing stilettos.
Show 9: September 5, 2009 It is Labor Day weekend and the gentlemen empty out the website in-bin by answering burning questions of the past couple of weeks. There is a ton of information disseminated and then a very interesting history lesson on disposable diapers. Todd could have researched anything in the lexicon of medical discoveries and he chose disposable diapers. Todd then went on to rant about "Smart Phones". The show introduces a new wrinkle-- "The Rant Cam" which captures the Two Words and a Rant on film for Youtube. See our front page and the Listen section for opportunities to view a rant. Importantly, though, the two things Dr. Alderfer had on his mind the previous week: Diapers and phones. As Pink would say, "Who knew?"
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Show 10: September 12, 2009 The boys are back for another Saturday of infotainment. One of the most remarkable exchanges between the physicians occurs in this show when Jeff asks Todd to assess two conflicting articles about the use of aspirin. By the end of Todd's answer, the website was illuminated with numerous questions as to whether Todd was actually speaking English. The history lesson -- let's just say it involved a white mare tied to a stable door, the trachea of a goose and knives. Not certain? Blood pressure, course! Jeff finishes the show with something very personal -- lo, devastating to him. They messed with his Lucky Charms, so he rants on breakfast cereals. He even brings props! Check it out on Youtube and here!
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Show 11: September 19, 2009 Unfortunately, the comments regarding this show were mostly that the music was better than the hosts. Allergies dominated the medical topics covered while Todd ranted on "bathroom candles" (?) Of all the things leading to the downfall of our society, Todd chose bathroom candles on which to rant. The history lesson on the advent of penicillin was highlight -- just after Unchained Melody (to remember Patrick Swayze) and Puff the Magic Dragon (to remember Mary Travers of Peter, Paul and Mary).
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Show 12: September 26, 2009 After a self-described dud last week, Dr. Jeff Gordon and Phil Andrews of WPVI Channel 6 fame and attorney Rob Wolper, are in the studio to light things up. Dr. Gordon, a urologist practicing out of GrandView Hospital, discusses the controveries and accepted practices of prostate screening and prostate cancer. Phil Andrews guides the guys during the rant on "Ear pieces." Ear pieces? Todd rumbles along in his dinosaur mode, renouncing all things of progress.
Show 13: October 3, 2009 You wanted bones, we give you bones. Dr. Paul Weidner comes in studio to help the guys understand degernative arthritis of the knees and hips. They discuss treatment and diagnosis of arthritis and the impact of surgery. Jeff brings his frustration with the volume of homework to his rant. A good, fun show that we are certain you will enjoy.
Show 14: October 10, 2009 Another The Beat Goes On first! A remote by Jeff from Ocean City, New Jersey! Jeff calls in while Todd drives the show. Todd drives the show while agitated over the fact that President Obama won the Nobel Peace Prize, making the first part of the show rant-like. Dr. Michael Stierstorfer, a dermatologist in North Wales, rejoins The Beat to discuss skin cancer risks and treatments. He gives his usual great information and brings the show brings the show into professionalism. Todd has perhaps the best history lesson to date that has to do with Balto, diptheria and Alaska. He then brings the show down by ranting on "Iced Coffee." Very strange, but something the listeners have come to expect from Dr. Alderfer.
Show 15: October 17, 2009 Health care reform is moving and The Beat Goes On analyzes the latest developments with special guest Congressman Patrick Murphy. Congressman Murphy is very helpful in commenting on the perceptions of a Blue Dog Democrat and Todd and Jeff take time to analyze the various proposals. The show flies along with Jeff ending the show with a rant on "Particpation Awards". They didn't have them when Jeff was a kid and walked 7 miles to school, up hill both ways, and look how he turned out. Hmmm...maybe we need to reconsider?
Show 16: October 24, 2009 Enough with the procrastination, the boys are talking diet and the first thing they are tackling is protein. Todd and Jeff discuss the value and limitation of the high protein. low carb diet-- formerly known as Atkins or the Zone. They also bring in the South Beach Diet among others. Ultimately, they are preoccupied with the Phillies reaching the World Series for the second year in a row as evidenced by Todd's rant on Baseball Umpiring. Sit back, grab a piece of steak and listen...
Show 20: November 21, 2009 What is in the news this week? MAMMOGRAMS! The USPTF recommended that woman between 40 and 50 should no longer get routing mammograms. Todd and Jeff calmly analyze the data, assess the recommendation and let the USPTF feel their wrath. If you want to understand their rationale, take a listen. While you're at it, enjoy the history lesson on the year FDR messed with Thanksgiving and a rant on self checkouts.
Show 21: November 28, 2009 It's our Thanksgiving Show!!! Fresh off the turkey and the stuffing and the pies, Jeff and Todd talk about various topics in Medicine. They have a lengthy segment on nutrition and dieting for those nervous about heading into the holidays where temptations are great and cookies are delicious. And you may or not be thankful for what the hosts consider a special "treat" - a DOUBLE RANT! Thanksgiving Football and 300 Million are the topics. Happy Thanksgiving everyone and thank you for listening!
Show 22: December 5, 2009 Oh my -- Jeff either had too much Diet Coke or his shorts were on too tight because he rips right into a rant from the beginning. Todd can only look on, with his mouth agape as Jeff is on fire. Dr. Mitch Alden, from Buxmont Hematology and Oncology joins The Beat to discuss changes in cancer therapy and what is on the horizon. It is a thoughtful and honest interview into a world that affects too many of our family members, our friends and ourselves. Todd finally gets his footing by ranting on Christmas lights at the end of the show.
Show 23: December 12, 2009 After months of persitence and a prolonged FBI review of Jeff's background, United States Senator Arlen Specter joins The Beat Goes On! Senator Specter talks to Todd and Jeff about healthcare reform -- from accessibility, cost and quality. Agree with him or not, the Senator gets high marks for being available and open for any question -- even a follow up question by Todd on the lack of playoffs in Division I college football. Lots of great stuff in the show, including a rant on...Deer Crossings -- what else?
Show 24: December 19, 2009 Twas 6 days before Christmas and all through the airwaves, Todd and Jeff were ranting to their audience's raves. They talked healthcare and had medical discussions When Dr. Jessica Feldman joined them to talk of concussions. The history lesson was touching, though Jeff suspected a ruse When Jeff ranted on Christmas Shoes, Todd blew a fuse. Was the show a winner? I don't know where to begin. Everyone, Merry Christmas and be sure next week to listen in.
PS -- the elves have now loaded the proper show below. I hope you enjoyed the music...
Show 25: December 26, 2009 Merry, merry Christmas. Jo Ciavaglia, the Health Enterprise reporter for the Bucks County Courier Times and on www.phillyburbs.com joins The Beat Goes On to discuss the top 3 medical stories of 2009 (with healthcare reform and H1N1 influenza eliminated). After a great dialogue, Jeff and Todd share warm stories of their Christmases -- as only they see things. Thank you for a terrific year and we will see you next year!
Show 26: January 2, 2010 Happy New Year to all of our listeners. Thank you for listening and telling your friends. We have many remarkable things planned for 2010 -- gret stories, fascinating history lessons, tremendous guests and --of course-- wacky rants. The first show of 2010 brought fun, but also a constant reminder of the changes that are threatened in Medicine. Dr. Alfred Bove, the president of the American College of Cardiology, discusses the lawsuit that the ACC brought to Kathleen Sebelius, the Secretary of the HHS. The issues are complex and the ramifications are tremendous. Will you get to keep your doctor? Will your doctor still be in practice for you to keep? Todd and Jeff end the show with their three predictions which will be posted on their own pages and referred to at the end of the year. Have a listen! And have a safe, happy and healthy New Year!
Show 27: January 9, 2010 The year starts out with bang as Todd and Jeff talk to former US Congressman of the 8th District in Pennsylvania, Mike Fitzpatrick. The former congressman discussed his successful battle against cancer and his good health. He also sounded a lot like a candidate for the seat he lost 2 cycles ago against Patrick Murphy when he criticized Congressman Murphy's voting record and laid out specific components of a successful message to the people of Bucks County. The rest of the show was a load of great medical stories, a wonderful history lesson from next week's guest Rick Beyer's book The Greatest Science Stories Never Told and a rant by Todd on ...a bridge? Actually the mysterious Burlington-Bristol Bridge. Enjoy...
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