Real Life Survival Guide Episode 24

Connecticut Public Radio | By Bruce Barber

Published December 3, 2011 at 8:20 AM EST

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Episode 24 was recorded on Sunday November 27th in the cafe at the newly opened Elm City Market, a cooperative grocery story in the tony 360 State apartment building in downtown New Haven.

Our guest list included Stacey Battat, Ira Rosofsky and Dr. Harry Schwartz, and we were hosted by Elm City Market's Amy Christensen-Regni. (A word to the wise: try the Paninis!)

We talked about arguments, exercise, holiday greetings and bi-lateral hip replacement. (Okay, the last one was just a one-liner from Harry.)

Bruce

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