Lorenzo Lamas
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Buckle up, because today we’re riding full throttle into Hollywood history. He’s the rebel on two wheels, the heartthrob of the 80s, and the man who made being a “Renegade” look effortless. Or maybe you were a fan of “Falcon Crest,” where he played Lance, the irresponsible grandson of Angela Channing, played by Jane Wyman. In this podcast you’ll hear the other side of Lorenzo’s life, his incredible journey into the world of childbirth coaching with “Lamas Joy of Birth.” Who better teaches breathing techniques than a guy who’s mastered the art of staying cool under...
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Johnny Roventini
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You might not know his name right away, but you’ve definitely heard his voice, if you were around in the 1960s. He’s the man behind the iconic “Call for Phillip Morrris,” a sound that echoed across radios, televisions and even theaters during the golden age of advertising. But Johnny Roventini was more than just a pitchman. His birth name is Dale, but the advertising folks thought it would be better to call him Johnny. From humble beginnings as a hotel bellhop to becoming a living, breathing, brand ambassador, Johnny’s story is a fascinating journey through fame, loyalty, and the...
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Dick Contino
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Today we step back in time to an era of sock hops, chrome diners, and the golden age of variety shows….and meet the man who made the accordion the coolest instrument in America. Dick Contino burst onto the scene in the late 40s and 50s with lightning-fast fingers, movie-star looks, and a charisma that sent audiences swooning coast to coast. Whether it was on the “Ed Sullivan Show,” in a packed theater, or playing for our troops overseas, Dick’s music captured the spirit of postwar America – energetic, hopeful, and full of swing. Today, we’ll revisit the incredible heights, the...
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Joan Deary on Elvis
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Welcome to today’s podcast. Thanks for being here. Today we shine the spotlight on one of the key figures in music history, Joan Deary. If you know anything about Elvis Presley’s music after his passing, chances are Joan had something to do with it. She was at RCA Records for years making sure Elvis’ legacy stayed alive through reissues, box sets, and all those projects that kept his music front and center. She’s got some amazing stories from behind the scenes.
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Bob Orben
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He’s the man whose one-liners have probably made your dad laugh, your uncle steal a joke, and a few presidents sound just a bit cleverer than they really were. And many DJs have used his books, including this podcaster. Writer, humorist, political speech whisperer, the incomparable Bob Orben is on today’s podcast. From stand-up-stages to the White House, Bob’s career has been a masterclass in making words work – short, sharp and smarter than you’d think. So, grab your cue cards and get ready for a crash course in comedy, timing, and the power of a perfect punchline.
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Constance Towers
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You might not remember the name Constance Towers, but you may have seen her alongside John Wayne in “The Horse Soldiers,” and maybe saw her turning heads in “Shock Corridor.” And if you are a “General Hospital” fan, you know that when Helena Cassadine walks into the room someone’s either getting a sinister warning or mysteriously disappearing. Constance also starred, on stage, in “Showboat” and “The King and I.” And, she was the recipient of two Emmy award nominations. Towers will discuss what it was like being married to the ambassador to Mexico, John Gavin.
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Mary Crosby
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You know her, and love her, whether it’s from her unforgettable role, playing Kristin Shepard, the woman who shook television history in Dallas, or as a member of one of the most legendary showbiz families of all time. That’s right, today we’re joined by the one who shot J.R. on the hit TV series, “Dallas.” And the lady who is the only daughter of the legendary crooner, Bing Crosby.
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Partridge Family (Danny Bonaduce and Dave Madden)
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Welcome to another Bob Barry Unearthed Interviews Podcast, the only podcast that still thinks bell-bottoms were a good idea and believes every family should travel across the country in a psychedelic school bus. Today we’re dialing the nostalgia meter all the way to plaid. Joining us are two unforgettable faces and personalities from the grooviest sitcom this side of 1970: The Partridge Family. That’s right, we’ve got none other than Danny Bonaduce, the 12-year-old redheaded rebel bass player, with more sass than a box of studio audience laughs. And Dave Madden, better known as Reuben...
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Paul Revere and the Raiders
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This is the most “off the wall” podcast that you’ll hear. I was backstage at the Milwaukee Auditorium with Paul Revere and the Raiders, asking questions and getting some promos for the WOKY announcers and for a great organization, Junior Achievement. The Raiders were known for their wild antics and revolutionary war outfits. This session will reflect the chaos of a band that never took itself too seriously. It started out normal. Next thing I know Paul is shouting orders like a colonial general. At one time they took my mic and replaced it with a banana. Someone said that these guys were...
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Kitty Carlisle
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Grab your pearls, straighten your bow ties, and get ready for a conversation as dazzling as a Broadway marquee! Today we welcome a legend, an actress, a singer, a style icon and the undisputed queen of panel shows. You’ve seen her on the silver screen, you’ve watched her on “What’s My Line” and saw her charm contestants on “To Tell the Truth.” And you may have even caught her live on stage, maybe at the Melody Top in Milwaukee. Now enjoy a few minutes in the world of old Hollywood, Broadway and high society with Kitty Carlisle.
info_outlineIn your lifetime, you have probably seen at least one “Rocky” movie. Today we go back to a light-hearted conversation with the actor who played Paulie in the Rocky series. Burt Young has always brought an irresistible blend of grit, humor, and heart to every performance. In this episode, we’ll be chatting about his journey through Tinseltown, sharing quirky behind-the-scenes tales and laughing through the lighter side of life. It’s Hollywood, with a wink and a nod. So, grab a cup of coffee, sit back, and join us for a short, candid conversation with Burt Young.