From Barbara AnnKaarina Turning-McCord
| 00:18:16

Not aired.
Come through this gate and fasten your seatbelts. Come fly with us. We're going to find Ravi, professor of yoga at Tuft's University. He will be giving us a running philosophical narative of Dick Private's Universe. Is your life Noire?
Running sample of a noire piece interspersed with Ravi's commentary on the perpetuation of suffering...
We simply want (a glass of water? more money? a different woman?). And when we don't get what we want, we can throw a fit, and thus begin the cycle of suffering.
What asana would help a person like this get off the treadmill of suffering? The child's pose.
Tag outro with a fact about yoga in the USA, with credits.
Tone: Informative, fun and lighthearted.
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Total air time 15:01 Outro with credits :10 Sax Music Available for Intro's and Outro's 2:42.
Suggested air script: When all else fails, laugh.
The yoga practioners goal: To lighten up in body, mind and spirit.
When we think ~"light and funny"~ one does not immediately think "yoga practioners".
Tufts University yoga professor, Ravi Nathwani, states that unless you can laugh easily, you are missing the point of yoga. And so says Barbara Turning, Registered Nurse. Laughter is an endpoint for good health.
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Running Time |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Harlem Nocturna | Charles Syms | Live Sax. | label, | 1999. | 03:00 |