What do you love to do? This is a tricky question that Dr. Nick and David try to answer. This episode spans several topics including finding yourself to the genetics of smell. Find out how why Napoleon told Josphine not to shower and the formula to communciate non-violently. This week’s Questions from…
Read MoreA lot of tourists who come to New Orleans go home and describe the city as an oasis of European-looking streets lined with music clubs where people wander around drinking cocktails and eating beignets 24 hours a day. This fabulous wonderland is the same 13 riverside blocks that locals describe as dirty, smelly, crime-ridden, home to…
Read MoreLet’s get this straight: Boyfriend takes her clothes off on stage but she’s not a stripper. As a matter of fact she’s not any kind of noun. She’s a verb. Boyfriend is a person for whom stripping is an activity much like other activities that one performs but doesn’t define you. Unless, perhaps, you’re…
Read MoreAccording to the reputable Henry J Kaiser Family Foundation, right around twenty percent of the population of the United States is under 15. That’s a sizeable market. You don’t have to look very far to see the marketers of stuff that kids like trying to sell it to them. Mostly food and toys. Which demonstrates that we don’t…
Read MoreBeth Patterson is the only professional bouzouki player in New Orleans who finds meaning and fulfillment in the words and music of the Canadian ensemble Rush. Yes, Rush. There’s just something about Rush that speaks to Beth and somehow makes her feel less of a freaky outsider. And she really doesn’t have much to feel…
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