From the smallest room in New York City to the scenic city of Chattanooga, Tennessee, comes a show that gives you a reason to live.

On tonight's show, or today's, a New Jersey woman murders a toddler by stabbing because she was fascinated by human sacrifice.

And other stories, including a Bronx man who knifed his neighbor over a parking space.

He pleads guilty in that crime.

And a murder-suicide government's parting words, they're telling on me.

Joining me now, Seth Barron, hey, Seth.

Hey, how are you, Pat?

I'm all right.

I am happy to be back in audio form.

Yeah, I think audio is going to stage a comeback.

Like, just old-fashioned.

I think people are going to stop doing so much video stuff pretty soon

and just return to the old days of, of like, the radio and phonograph.

Don't you feel that way?

Interesting prediction.

No, I don't think so, but I do think that audio is eternal.

It always has a quality of the video doesn't have.

It's worth listening to.

You know what I found is that

if I am playing a video

on the video version of this show, which is

over at censor.tv, it never went away.

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