I listened to this show and I have experienced no adverse physical or mental problems therefrom...I've been monitoring my vital signs and also having people check in on me to be sure I'm all right. It is now over 3 hours since the show ended and I'm feeling a little hungry - but I think that's normal....... It's now 6 1/2 hrs later and my knee is beginning to hurt which is wierd because it never hurt before. I'm not willing to say at this point it was caused by listening to the show, but I am keeping a close eye on it and having tests run. The show ended over 12 hours ago but I'm starting to feel irritated over things that haven't bothered me in years???? I'm having some experts brought to get to the bottom of this. It's starting to look like there may be a problem with this weeks show. All right, the results are in - I was put through a battery of physical and emotional tests. I was prodded and pricked and squeezed and then I was asked more questions than I knew existed. At one point they had me believing I was involved in building the pyramids...BUT...it was established that there is NO LINK between any of my maladies and this episode of Car Talk. Therefore, I can recommend the episode unequivecally as a classic, raising new questions of auto bribery. We hear Tom and Ray sing their version of the one word song "Battery" in perfect unison - so if you're in prison or the hospital, you could do worse than to listen in to this weeks Car Talk Variety Hour... Hey When you guys gonna get Glen Campbell on?