Morning Mix Show Notes 4/4

Meatloaf comes unglued - Facebooking, texting, Tweeting, etc. has made it easier to communicate with more people more often, but does it interfere with family life? Plus,Charlie Sheen brings his Torpedo tour to the stage and bombs. 

On last night's Celebrity Apprentice, the task was to create and sell original artwork for charity. Meatloaf blew a gasket when he couldn't find his art supplies and accused teammate Gary Busey of stealing them.

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Turns out, Gary didn't steal the supplies. They were in a bag on a chair. So, Meat breaks down in tears again and makes amends with Gary and they ride off into the sunset.

In the boardroom, the women were declared the winners and Survivor alum Richard Hatch was sent packing. It was also noted that baseball superstar Jose Canseco bowed out early as he learned his cancer-stricken father had taken a turn for the worse, and it was later announced that his father had sadly passed away.

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Wall Street Journal pop culture and technology writer Katherine Rosman recently wrote about how Facebooking, texting and Tweeting can get in the way of family life after her husband brought to her attention that her mind and soul were in cyberspace and he was left with the husk. So we asked you does it interfere with family life? I say yes because I like talking face to face with the three dimensional people. Peter sees no problem with "sofalizing" (social networking and interacting with people from your couch instead of actually going out). So, we asked you what you think? Read some of the responses and chime in here.

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According to TMZ, Charlie Sheen's "Violent Torpedo of Truth" tour did not get off to the best start. He was booed off the stage in Detroit on Saturday. Some guy actually admitted he paid $300 to get in to the show and he was sorely disappointed. His show in Chicago apparently went a lot smoother. You can read the review here. If Charlie brought the tour to Minnesota, would you go?