We say goodbye to Leonard Nimoy and give a little tour inside the burger joint on Milleronia. We try to figure out if some like it hot, then Larry recites “An Hymn To The Morning” by Phillis Wheatley and we hear about the movie “The Music Man.” Leg lamp and prosper! Quote Of The Week: “I don’t need a beer that tastes like October.” Enjoy the show? Tell a friend or share it on Facebook or Twitter! Show Credits Producer: Colonel Jeff Fox

Larry reviews the Oscars and encourages actors to get in touch with their inner Connery! We once again commiserate with our winter-weary friends back east with a snow joke plus “Ice and Fire” by the poet Edmund Spenser. Then Larry talks about the great Paul Newman movie “Absence Of Malice” on Magic Movie Moment. Quote Of The Week: “Take your hands out of your pockets, you dopes!” Enjoy the show? Tell a friend or share it on Facebook or Twitter! Show Credits Producer: Colonel Jeff Fox

Larry airs his beefs with St. Valentine and reveals a fiendishly clever plan to save Boston from its deluge of snow. And we get a musical question from boy tenor Larry J. Miller? And to help warm the hearts of snowed in Bostonianites, Larry recites the poem, “Summer” by Alexander Pope. Then we hear about the great Bullitt on Magic Movie Moment! Quote Of The Week: “Like a Klingon trying to pass.” Enjoy the show? Tell a friend or share it on Facebook or Twitter! Show Credits Producer: Colonel Jeff Fox

We smuggle another episode out of Larry’s secret evil guy lair! Larry talks about how writing is the hardest thing ever and we try to come up with a “break a leg” expression for writers. We are unsuccessful because that is writing, which is the hardest thing ever. In honor of Valentine’s Day, Larry recites “Give All To Love” by Emerson and we talk about the classic movie “Key Largo.” Quote Of The Week: “A heart-shaped thing or a box-shaped thing.” Enjoy the show? Tell a friend or share it on Facebook or Twitter! Show Credits Producer: Colonel Jeff Fox