This week on Flash Talks Cash, JoAnn "Flash" Fleming is once again joined by Andrew Newman, and they are talking about healthcare- specifically the new happenings with Obamacare. Flash summarizes some of the key elements of the new bill, such as the "individual mandate" and the "death spiral". Tune in to hear how some of the Supreme Court Justices weigh in on the bill, and how Andrew feels about it (hint: unconstitutional). This week's episode also features a Number Nuts all about prostitution in the Netherlands! This episode was brought to you by White Oak Pastures.

"I think employer-sponsored heath care is going to be defunct...it's too expensive for employers to pay for this. It's a very big perk they pay for- as they've done with pension plans through the years, they've now put the burden on the employees. More and more, the burden of the health insurance costs are going on the employees"

"You need the premiums from healthy people to offset the sickly people, so if this doesn't stop over time you're going to have fewer and fewer healthy people buying insurance, and it's going to be even more outrageously expensive and more difficult for Americans to get insurance."

--JoAnn "Flash" Fleming on Flash Talks Cash

Times change. There are strollers in Williamsburg, TV's in bars, rising rent and CBGB's is no longer. Tune in to this week's episode of The Mike & Judy Show with guests Ed Hamilton & Kevin Hein to hear all about the demolition of The Chelsea Hotel mishap and a collection of other frustrating changes taking place in New York City. Find out why most people's ideas of the famed "Disneyworld of junkie nostalgia" are inaccurate and hear why people are so up in arms about the death of the hotel. This episode is sponsored by Roberta's.

"The Chelsea Hotel wasn't as run down and tore up as people make it out to be, they just preserved the moldings and old doors instead of tearing them down and throwing them out."

--Ed Hamilton on The Mike & Judy Show

"The bottom line has ALWAYS been money in New York City."

"7-11 pisses me off more than the closing of The Mars Bar."

--Mike Edison on The Mike & Judy Show

Seven Miles a Second is being re-released, and artists James Romberger and Marguerite Van Cook are in the studio talking about the comic book's re-issue on The Mike & Judy Show. Judy McGuire is joined in the studio by a "substitute Mike" - Michael Gonzales from Complex.com! Listen in to hear why Seven Miles a Second is still relevant today, and why they decided to re-release it in the style of an European Album. Hear James and Marguerite talk about David Wojnarowicz and his vision, and the value of hand-lettering in comic books. Marguerite talks about her time with The Innocents and touring with The Clash! Hear how James went from the world of comic books to becoming a fine artist. This episode has been sponsored by Roberta's.

"I thought I was going to be a comic artist. I didn't ever really set out to be a fine artist, but we ended up running galleries in the East Village, I kind of fell into that." [14:40]

"Losing David was a big loss because he was so honest. We need to come out and speak like that." [26:00]

-- James Romberger on The Mike & Judy Show