Dallas radio jock Jack E. Jett launches music show, returns to talk this Saturday and Sunday (Oct. 17 & 18)

Brother Harry Hardwick from the Landover Baptist Church will join us to discuss whether every American will now burn in hell since Obama received the Nobel Peace Prize.

Aviva Kempner, director of the new film Yoo Hoo Mrs Goldberg, will oy vey and kvetch about making movies about Jews.

Dennis Hof, owner of The Bunny Ranch and star of Cathouse on HBO, will discuss his recent on-air break up (which has yet to air) with Brooke, and talk about his efforts to offer major discounts on his many products to members of Congress.

Frank Bilic from Trading Spaces will discuss his upcoming appearance at the Petober Fest sponsored by North Dallas Veterinarians Group, which will raise money for several animal charities.

Lloyd Kaufman, director of some of the world's most cinematic classics, will discuss his new venture, The Toxic Avenger, The Musical, and his new book, Produce Your Own Damn Movie.

While one crowd was line dancing, bumping and doing the Hustle, another was slamming, mosh-pit thrashing and doing the Pogo. Many feel that New Wave music never left us, that it was just brushed over to the side to make room for rappers and schlock rock. When the daughter of Achy Breaky Heart spawns with Disney, then we know that it is time for New Wave music to return.

New Wave and Punk have grit. Both forms of music mean something. We don’t know what, so we are going to pull it off the sidelines and try to figure it out.

Interspersed with Patti Smith and Black Flag will be The B 52’s, Depeche Mode, a dash of X, and for no apparent reason, a piece of Bubble Gum every now and then.

The songs will be preceded with very little DJ chatter, but will include facts, figures and unique trivia to help our Boom Waver rediscover the moment. The show will be heavily driven by listener requests and special dedications.