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Hollywood legend Mickey Rooney and his wife, Jan Rooney, tell us about their starring roles in the new musical revue, Let’s Put on a Show! at the Irish Repertory Theatre. Next, we’ll talk to Jeremy Burton, Vice President of Veritas Software Corp., about his company’s decision to ban e-mail on Fridays. Then Leonard opens up the phone lines to find out what listeners think about e-mail and office productivity, and which aspects of modern technology they’d rather live without. The Asia Society is presenting Forgiveness/Mourning, a performance piece rooted in Beijing opera, Korean Dance, and Japanese Butoh. The production is a part of the Imagine Festival, a citywide series of events dedicated to using art—rather than politics or protest—to confront critical issues facing the nation. Composer Eve Beglarian, dancer Eiko, and festival co-founder and co-producer Chris Wangro join us in the studio. Finally, Michael Simon shares his fiction debut, a hard-boiled mystery novel set in Austin, Texas during the 1980s called Dirty Sally.