Rob, Debra and Mike open the show like Bozo's then produce a big show reviewing articles about Arbaclofen and its positive affect on ASD symptoms, language skills are more important in young boys in regulating behavior and emotions, the long and short term effects of antibiotics on the bacterial flora of the gut, the difficulties of reprogramming cells, the raging debate over the danger og endocrine disrupters like BPA and active brain "spindles" and what they mean for deep restful sleep.

Rob Sidell produces a review of articles about oxytocin, how parents can teach language to toddlers not DVD's, new research about e-coli in the gut and how the entire bacterial colony relies on each other, the isolation of the part of the brain which may be responsible for impulsive and obsesive behaviors, and a review of a recent article on the search for treatments for ASD.

Rob shares his interview at AutismOne/Generation Rescue 2010 with Dr. Devin Houston. One of the truly intuitive minds in the service of our community, this second interview goes into more depth about the place of enzymes in helping kids recover from the gut symptomology of ASD. Dr. Houston pioneered the use of dietary enzymes. His insight into the complexities of gut physiology is given in simple understandable terms. This is a must listen from the first hello to sign off.

This month, it's the Beatles! Sam, performs lots of favorite Beatles tunes on many different instruments. Enjoy!