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Tue May 22, 2007 — by Mike Raub

And The Big ComicMix Broadcast goes R&B

Pop culture people are on the edge of their seats this week, and we are right there with you as we cover the Heroes finale, enjoy big fun at the new comics and DVD racks and play host to one of the best loved R&B acts of the 70's – who stop by The Big ComicMix Broadcast to talk about their big moment on the charts.

Press The Button and you will be 12 minutes closer to the season finale of Lost!

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Jeff Cuscutis (7:40 PM on Tue May 22, 2007)

Would it be possible to include a link to the podcast? iTunes doesn't find anything in the feed. I think because the mp3 link is embedded in the flash player tags. I'd like to listen to the podcast on my iPod, but it just doesn't work. Thanks.

Raj (5:16 PM on Tue May 22, 2007)

In the Heroes segment, he was transported back to 17th century Japan, not China.

Rob (2:55 PM on Thu May 24, 2007)

Keep up the good work on your broadcasts (webcasts?). These are well produced segments that give entertaining info on both the past and present. Count me as a loyal listener.

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