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On Thursday April 3 - The Security Guy, on Here, There and Everywhere.

At 7:45pm The Security Guy, Joel Dubin, is going to join me for our new series of conversations about Linux security. We are going to discuss other operating systems such as Windows, Mac OSX, BSD, Unix.

Check out the Security Guy’s blog at www.theitsecurityguy.com.

alon

Friday, April 11 Show # 82 - The Short Man’s Variety Hour(s)

After last show’s on-air meltdown (did you miss it?), I have been forced by the managing corporation to change formats or leave. So, this week I’ll be mixing it up with some live literary passages (I’ll be reading chapters from The Shortest Spy in Bangkok, my novella in process), the hippest sports talk on the fm dial (we’ll be dissecting the upcoming final weekend of the NCAA), lots of family-friendly positive message music from Paschal Lamb, Testa and Jars of Clay, and even some straight ahead comedy from “The Wrecking Krew”.

Really. Join me this Friday at 1 pm (Chicago time) for a listen to the new and improved show, where - despite the changes - the mood will always remain lower than the ceiling. That’s a promise you can take to your accountant.

On Thursday March 20 - The Security Guy, on Here, There and Everywhere.

At 7:45pm The Security Guy, Joel Dubin, is going to join me for a conversation about directory services, such as Active Directory and LDAP.

Check out the Security Guy’s blog at www.theitsecurityguy.com.

alon

Show # 81 – Coming Down to Beijing

I’m back…and the numbers are in: 34 discs, 364 songs, 1.1 days of recorded music I acquired in Beijing. Mostly rock and roll (lots sung in English), but also nice samplings of experimental, folk, pop and electronic madness. Join me this Friday as I spin some highlights, share some cool travel stories, and conduct my call-in contest for listeners to guess 1) how many times did I eat “hot pot” ? and 2) how many times did I do laundry? (hint for both: I was in China fourteen days).

On the air live this Friday, 1 to 3 pm (that’s 2–4 am Saturday in Beijing!) at 88.9 fm on the IIT main campus and streaming out to the rest of the planet at http://radio.iit.edu

Thursday March 6th - on Here, There and Everywhere.

At 7:45pm, in addition to our regular guest, Joel Dubin, "The IT Security Guy", Don Donzal will join us in the studio to talk about ChicagoCon , which this year takes place from May 12 to May 18 here in Chicago.

Thursday February 21th - on Here, There and Everywhere.

Listen to Joel Dubin on Thursday February 21th at 7:45pm. Mr. Dubin is going to speak about Single Sign-On.

Joel Dubin, CISSP, is the author of The Little Black Book of Computer Security and an independent computer security consultant. Mr. Dubin writes the blog, The IT Security Guy, at www.theitsecurityguy.com.

alon

Thursday February 7th - on Here, There and Everywhere.

2008 Carnival and Mardi Gras ended on Tuesday. I am going to stay in the Carnival spirit and play mainly Brazilian and Zydeco music.

At 7:45pm The Security Guy, Joel Dubin, is going to join me for a conversation about virtualization security.
Check out the Security Guy’s blog at www.theitsecurityguy.com.

alon

Short Man’s Room No show today

weather emergency called by the Short Man’s Room administration.

DJ Jon

The Short Man's Room Show # 80 – All We Have is Now

Its my last show before I go on hiatus for a few weeks, and I have lots of great tunes for your dining and dancing pleasure. New stuff from Wooden Shjips, DJ Cheb Sabbah and Black Mountain, as well as spooky psychedelia and deep catalog cuts from some Short Man favorites, all focusing on this week’s theme of “living today” - just like the Buddha says. Join me this Friday, from 1 to 3 pm, at 88.9 fm (on the IIT main campus) and streaming live to the whole wired planet at http://radio.iit.edu

- DJ Jon

Thursday January 31th - on Here, There and Everywhere.

Listen to Joel Dubin on Thursday January 31th at 7:45pm. Mr. Dubin is going to speak about Man-In-The-Middle attacks (an attack in which an attacker is able to read, insert and modify messages between two parties).

Joel Dubin, CISSP, is the author of The Little Black Book of Computer Security and an independent computer security consultant. Mr. Dubin writes the blog, The IT Security Guy, at www.theitsecurityguy.com.

alon