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American Athiests spokesman Nick Fish joins the program to explain that putting up a billboard in Times Square claiming that Jesus is a myth is only to gain some publicity to "help" people out of the dangers of organized religion. Listen to the full debate!

Dr. Stephan Grupp wants to put himself out the bone marrow replacement business and he might just do that. He tells us of the new T Cell therapy that has had a success story with 7 year-old Emma who is in full remission after receiving the treatment.

Steve and Rich talk to NJ Assembyman Gary Chiusano about a bill being put forth in the state that would raise the state's minimum wage a dollar and the implications that would have on the small businesses and the part time workers of New Jersey.

Buzz, Steve and Nikki discuss whether society still generally puts a stereotype on those people with tattoos.

World Renowned baseball manager Tony La Russa tells the story behind the most dramatic World Series of all time in his new book "One Last Strike." Even better, he tells some amazing stories about being a part of the greatest game in American history on the Buzz Bissinger Show for nearly an hour while taking your calls. Listen to the podcast now!

Sexual and Relationship Psychotherapis Paula Hall joins the program to dispell some myths and preconceived notions that may exist about the very serious topic of Sex Addiction. Some think it might becoming more popular, but we find out that the experts are learning more about the disease which is allowing those with it to be more accurately diagnosed. Please

Congressman Patrick Meehan joins the program to talk with Buzz and Steve about the Fiscal Cliff.

The Buzz Bissinger Show realizes that we need to get out more. We're all living vicariously through our good friend Molly Eichel, who seems to always know where all the best events around the city seem to be. She once agains gives us the rundown of the best in music, theater and holiday-themed events happening in around Philadelphia this week.

Seaside Heights Mayor Bill Akers gives us an update on how the city is doing rebuilding itself and the boardwalk after Superstorm Sandy, and explains his comment about the possibility of keeping the broken down rollarcoaster in the ocean as a tourist attraction.

Jason Scorse is an Associate Professor at the Montorey Institute and the Director for its Center for the Blue Economy and cowrote the New York Times piece about stopping the federal funding to people who build in flood prone areas.