On this episode, Phil Hall examines how to achieve a sugar-free diet with Brad Woodgate, author of “No Sugar in Me.” The episode can be heard here.
Episode 202: Keeping Sugar Out Of Your Diet
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Episode 200: Hollywood and the Post-Pandemic Audience
On the 200th episode of “Nutmeg Chatter,” Phil Hall is joined by actor/writer Joe Mannetti for a spirited discussion of Hollywood’s efforts to reconnect with moviegoers in a post-pandemic environment. The episode […]
Episode 198: A Beginner’s Guide to Investing
On this episode, Phil Hall discusses investing strategies with Tony Szymanski, administrator on Facebook’s Stock Market for Beginners forum and co-host of The Stock Bros Podcast. (Please note: this episode is presented […]
Episode 196: Early 20th Century UFOs
On this episode, Phil Hall considers a little-known aspect of UFO history with John LeMay, co-author of the new book “Early 20th Century UFOs: American Sightings (1900-1919).” The episode can be heard […]
Episode 194: Creating a Kitchen Pharmacy
On this episode, the focus is on using food as a wellness strategy. Host Phil Hall is joined by Marie Ruggles, author of “Optimize Your Immune System: Create Health and Resilience with […]
Episode 192: Memories of Marlene Dietrich
On this week’s episode, we’re falling in love again with Marlene Dietrich. Phil Hall is joined by actor/writer Joe Mannetti in a celebration of the iconic star’s life and career. The episode […]
Episode 190: A Beautiful Balloon To Adventure
In this episode, Phil Hall goes up, up and away with William G. Armstrong Jr. and Michael C. Emich, authors of the new book “Hands Off!: Epic Adventures of the Balloon Flyers […]
Episode 188: Indie Music and the Pandemic
In this episode, Phil Hall discusses how the coronavirus pandemic impacted the indie music scene. The guests are singer/songwriters Tim Brandt, Frank Palangi and Corey Michael Rieman. The episode can be heard […]
Episode 186: In Search of Atoll K
On this week’s episode, Phil Hall is joined by film historian Geno Cuddy in a celebration of the 70th anniversary of Laurel & Hardy’s final film, the bizarre 1951 French-lensed political satire […]
Episode 184: Clark Gable in the 1930s
On this week’s episode, Phil Hall interviews James L. Neibaur, author of “Clark Gable in the 1930s: The Films That Made Him King of Hollywood.”
