Long before World War Z and George Romero there were zombies creeping on the silver screen. On the June 27 show, pop-culture aficionado Heather Drain talks with our host about her 10 best zombie movies through the ‘90s. You may be surprised at the origin of the genre in movies and how it skipped an […]
Being shy, corsetry, girdles and spanx, the Vancouver Pride parade, Velvet’s world of Domination and Fetish and a listener asks if it was easy coming out to family and friends. Originally Aired August 4, 2012
Author Stephen Schochet, professional tour guide in Hollywood, has collected many little-known, humorous anecdotes about celebrities to tell to his customers. His new book Hollywood Stories: Short, Entertaining Anecdotes About the Stars and Legends of the Movies! contains timeless vignettes about John Wayne, Charlie Chaplin, Walt Disney, Jack Nicholson, Johnny Depp, Shirley Temple, Marilyn Monroe, […]
More toys, roller skates and tobogganing, the adams apple, the scar, the pain, the satisfying Tantus Little Secret, never too late to come out, and Velvet answers a teenager’s question about breast augmentation. Originally Aired July 28, 2012
It’s time for another Thom Savino appearance and this time Thom has something serious on his mind. The question may be how to keep his former partner, our host, from turning it into a Hope-and-Crosby dialogue. Inspired by the author, Thom is raring to talk about The Betrayal of America, by Vincent Bugliosi. There will […]
Here’s a type of show we have not done in a while, one with your host and only your host and a host of thoughts, recollections, emotions and perculiar ponderings that can take any direction at any time and find new and deeper dimensions of topics. This is the brand of show that made the […]
Jonathan Geffner, virtuoso ventriloquist, returns to the show to talk about his life with Shmendrik, Yosi and other partners that entertain kids and adults. He will also talk about his Kickstarter campaign to fund a movie featuring two of his characters, gumshoes Trillo & Suede. Brought to you by ‘Molotov Memoirs,’ the digital version, now […]
Few people wreak retro like Brock LaRobb. Author, journalist and opinionated pop culture and politics buff, LaRobb returns from a long hiatus to the show and arrives with no shortage of personal perspectives about yesterday versus today. Brought to you by ‘Molotov Memoirs,’ the digital version, now at Blurb, only $3.99 and ‘License To Skill,’ […]
Dylan Thomas stumbling out of the White Horse Tavern, Mary McCarthy sleeping with three men in one day, Norman Mailer getting into brawls, Thom Savino scraping Frank Cotolo off the Coney Island sidewalk where he lay in a drunken stupor. Bohemian behavior, indeed. Where are those persons with artistic or intellectual tendencies who live and […]
The summer menu of major motion pictures has been released. So what may be worth a trip to the theater, what may be prepared to stink up every screen and what can we expect from Hollywood in the trying times on one more summer season? Brought to you by ‘Molotov Memoirs,’ the digital version, now […]
