We have now done over 200 interviews on our various Minutia Men podcasts, and this year we're going to revisit some of the best. We interviewed Boris Karloff's daughter Sara last year. She had some incredible stories about her dad, including tales from Frankenstein and the Grinch, and also his early days as a union organizer in Hollywood.
We have now done over 200 interviews on our various Minutia Men podcasts, and this year we're going to revisit some of the best. We interviewed Molly Hagan a few months ago and she was a delight. Molly was on Seinfeld, Friends, The Golden Girls, Herman's Head, and is currently in the cast of the show Walker. We talked to her about all of those things, but we spent even more time discussing her midwestern upbringing. She was a delight.
We have now done over 200 interviews on our various Minutia Men podcasts, and this year we're going to revisit some of the best. A few years ago we interviewed one of the stars of the 1970s classic show Starsky & Hutch. I embarrassed myself by telling him how big of a fan I was of the show. I watched it on German TV. I read the novels (yes, they released novels). We also talked to him about Fiddler on the Roof, and his role in that film. It was a really fun interview.
We have now done over 200 interviews on our various Minutia Men podcasts, and this year we're going to revisit some of the best. Mark Giangreco was a TV sportscaster in Chicago for decades before being fired for inappropriate comments about his co-worker Cheryl Burton on the air. Turns out, Mark has been a naughty boy before, and that's one of the many subjects we discuss. We also go back to my encounters with Mark at the Loop back in the late 80s/early 90s, and discuss our mutual friend Chet Coppock. Well worth a listen.
We have now done over 200 interviews on our various Minutia Men podcasts, and this year we're going to revisit some of the best. We had a surprisingly wonderful conversation about five years ago with former Cub Carmen Fanzone. Carmen was a part of the Cubs teams of my youth, so it was fun chatting with him about some of my heroes like Ernie Banks, Billy Williams, and Joe Pepitone. He had some great Joe Pepitone stories. Fanzone was also a famous musician, and we talked to him about that. A thoroughly enjoyable interview.
Celebrity Interview – Eric Litt
Author of “Oscar’s Biggest Mistakes” Eric Litt and his predictions for the Academy Awards with Rick and Dave. [Ep122]
We have now done over 200 interviews on our various Minutia Men podcasts, and this year we're going to revisit some of the best. A few years ago we chatted with the great voice over artist Debi Derryberry. She really put on a show for us, doing a whole slew of voices (including Jimmy Neutron, the Aliens from Toy Story, Speedy the Alka Seltzer guys, and more)., but the most memorable part of the interview is when she showed us how she came up with voices. In the span of 15 seconds, she did seven or eight different voices. Incredible.
We have now done over 200 interviews on our various Minutia Men podcasts, and this year we're going to revisit some of the best. This one is probably the most listened to interview we've ever done. The Shark Tank star and Dallas Mavericks owner talked to us about embarrassing his kids, the highs and lows of extreme wealth, and even a little bit about politics.
The man behind the 50-million-view viral video, mad drummer Steve Moore joins Rick and Dave to discuss his “Keith Moon on Speed” drumming techniques. [Ep119]
Watch him in action below...
We have now done over 200 interviews on our various Minutia Men podcasts, and this year we're going to revisit some of the best. This past year we got a chance to talk to Duane Scott Cerny. Duane is the co-owner (w/partner Jeffrey Nelson) of The Broadway Antique Market in Chicago, hosts a bi-weekly vintage show, “Amber’s Crazy In The Attic” with internet drag icon, Amber LeMay, wrote a #1 Amazon Bestselling Memoir, and is a recipient of Gwendolyn Brooks/Poet Laureate of Illinois Poetry Scholarship, Northeastern Illinois University. He's also funny as hell. Something special happened when we had him on the show. We hit it off so thoroughly, that Duane asked us to sell his books through Eckhartz Press. Both are now available there (Selling Dead People's Things, Vintage Confidential)
We have now done over 200 interviews on our various Minutia Men podcasts, and this year we're going to revisit some of the best. This past year we got a chance to talk to the man who founded the Rascals, Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Felix Cavaliere. We talked about his hit songs like "It's a Beautiful Morning", "Groovin" and "People Got To Be Free" and the role he inadvertently played in getting Little Stevie Van Zandt the role of a lifetime in the hit series The Sopranos.
We have now done over 200 interviews on our various Minutia Men podcasts, and this year we're going to revisit some of the best. Dan Butler first became famous as sports-talk host "Bulldog" on the classic television sitcom Frazier. We talked to Dan about that, plus his memorable scene in the film Silence of the Lambs, his work supporting LGBTQ causes, and his appearance on the Chicago stage portraying another sportscaster, Harry Teinowitz, in the Jeff-nominated play When Harry Met Rehab.
