Showing posts with label Meg Kissinger. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Meg Kissinger. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 11, 2024

Studio Walls--9-11-24

 







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.

Here are a few from the archives...


September 8, 1960--The movie Psycho premiered.

=Have you ever heard Psycho on Ice?  

September 8, 1921—Miss America pageant founded.

=We interviewed her married counterpart, Mrs. America.  

September 8, 1908—Lane Tech opens first year. 

=We've talked to graduate Carl Giammarese, and Liverpool's very own Roger Bennett, about the thing that people can't believe once happened at Lane Tech High School. Forced naked swimming. 

September 8, 1888—First game played at Anfield in Liverpool. 

=Another reminder that Free Kicks is back for another season.



 

September 9—Antony Penrose birthday

=We talked to the internationally famous photographer about several things including Pablo Picasso, who he personally knew.  

September 9, 2022

="Beatles in India" movie released. We talked to its writer/director Paul Saltzman.




September 10—World Suicide Prevention day

=We somehow had a fun interview with author Meg Kissinger about this all-too serious topic. One of our greatest accomplishments.  

September 10, 2011—“Hick” released

=We talked to one of the film's stars, Dave Vescio.  

September 10, 1905—Crystal Palace founded

=Another perfect time to remind you that Free Kicks is back for a new season.


 

September 11, 2001

=Everyone has an answer to "where were you when the twin towers were hit?" But I have one that involves Eddie Munster, Butch Patrick. You read that right. Hear the story in this episode.  

September 11, 1999

=National Wrestling Hall of Fame opened. We talked to Vision Quest's Frank Jasper about his movie/wrestling career.  

September 11--Tom Dreesen birthday  

=We talked to the comedian a few years ago. You can listen to it here. 

 


September 12, 1969—Plastic Ono band performs first time 

=Their drummer was future Yes drummer Alan White. He told us all about it )

September 12, 1981—Smurf cartoon debuts in America. 

=Want to hear an interview with an obsessed Smurf-collector? It's in this episode. 

 


September 13—Tom Latourette debuts “I’m not betting against my Cubs”

=Here it is, a Just One Bad Century staple. 

September 13, 2022—Eddie Money dies.

=Kurt Elling has the single greatest Eddie Money story ever told.  

 


September 14, 2014—First episode of Brave Wilderness

=We interviewed the host of the show, Coyote Peterson 

September 14—Roger Bennett birthday

=One of our best interviews ever. 

Wednesday, September 04, 2024

Studio Walls--9-4-24

 







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.

Here are a few from the archives...


September 1--Lily Tomlin birthday

=I shared my brush with Lily story in this episode of Minutia Men. Not one of my proudest moments.  

September 1—Coyote Peterson birthday  

=We interviewed the danger hunter earlier this year. 

September 1, 1965—First issue of Tiger Beat released

=We talked to one-time cover boy Tony Defranco.

 


September 3, 2019—Rick meets soccer announcer Arlo White at Wrigley

=I stalked him to get this photo. He had to snap it for me because I'm such a technical moron. I've told that story in a previous episode of Minutia Men.

September 3, 1980—Pekin high school officially drops the nickname Chinks. =Sportscaster Howard Sudberry was a graduate of that school and confirmed that story. 

 


September 5, 1882—Tottenham Hotspurs founded

=Have we mentioned that Free Kicks is back for another season?

September 5, 1962—Ken Hubbs sets fielding record for consecutive put outs without an error 

=We have the audio.

September 5, 2023—Debut of “While You Were Out” by Meg Kissinger. 

=Really enjoyed our interview with Meg. 



September 6, 1994—WGN Morning News TV show debuts

=On this 30th anniversary of the show, check out our interview with the show's starLarry Potash. 



September 7—Stewart McVicar birthday

=Who is Stew? He's the man behind the Club 400 podcast. Rick was a guest on the show in 2019.