A weekly update/preview of my latest podcasts, and a look back at some of my previous audio work from this week in history over the past 40+ years.
This week's Free Kicks is a preview of the FA Cup Semi-Finals, and the Europa and Champions League quarter-finals. It's called "Cup Previews"
This week's Minutia Men Celebrity Interview is with Chip Monck, the Emcee and Lighting Director at Woodstock.
This week's Minutia Men episode is called "Paging Dr. Freud".
Some other audio moments from the archives...
March 24--Lara Flynn Boyle birthday. I told the story of my brush with her on this episode of Minutia Men.
March 24, 1975--Grand Funk Railroad released "Bad Time". Mark Farner told us the sad story behind the lyrics to that song in this interview.
March 25—Elton John birthday. Jim Peterik told us the story of the first time he heard Elton on the radio and how it changed his life. May Pang told us about Elton & John Lennon appearing together at Madison Square Garden.
March 25--Paul Michael Glaser birthday. We had the original Starsky on the show and geeked out on our adolescent love of his show.
March 25, 1976—Tubes released “Don’t Touch Me There”. Fee Waybill told us the story behind that naughty song.
March 27, 1973—Fred Karger crashes the Oscars…again! He told us how he pulled it off.
March 27, 1987--The Bold & the Beautiful debuted. Maitland Ward, now an adult film star, got her acting start on the soap opera. Dave and I have never researched an interview more than this one with Maitland.
March 28--John Landecker birthday. He's been on our show at least three times. Part One. Part Two. Part Three.
March 28, 1971—Final Ed Sullivan show airs. Carl Giammarese’s Ed Sullivan story
March 29, 1996—Debut of “Baby Boomer”. I wrote this song for Landecker & the Legends the day John Landecker received his first AARP card. Will we play it on this week's show?
March 30, 2023—Cubs Flicks debuts on Marquee. It was opening day, and "Writer Rick Kaempfer" was introduced by Pat Hughes in this documentary to tell stories about Cubs history.
March 30--Fred Winston birthday. We had the WLS great on the show to talk about his impressive career.
