In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Robert S. Bader, author of “Zeppo: The Reluctant Marx Brother.” The episode can be heard here.
Episode 351: The Mystery of Zeppo Marx
Episode 350: Eleanor Roosevelt on Screen
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Angela S. Beauchamp, author of “Eleanor Roosevelt on Screen: The First Lady’s Appearances in Film and Television, 1932-1962.” The episode can be heard here.
Episode 349: The Roots of the Housing Crisis
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews James Burling, vice president for legal affairs at Pacific Legal Foundation author of “Nowhere to Live: The Hidden Story of America’s Housing Crisis.” The episode can […]
Episode 347: The Wild, Wild West of John LeMay
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Roswell, New Mexico-based historian John LeMay, who has created a unique niche with his books relating to ghosts, monsters, cryptozoology and UFOs in the Old West. […]
Episode 346: The Story Behind Wheel of Fortune
In this episode, Phil Hall interview Wesley Hyatt, author of “I’d Like to Buy a Vowel – Spinning 50 Years of Wheel of Fortune,” published by BearManor Media. The episode can be […]
Episode 345: Brilyn Hollyhand and Today’s Political Youth
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Brilyn Holland the 18-year-old founder and editor-in-chief of The Truth Gazette and author of “One Generation Away: Why Now Is the Time to Restore American Freedom.” […]
Episode 344: Joe Concha vs. the Progressives
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Fox News’ media commentator Joe Concha regarding his new book “Progressively Worse: Why Today’s Democrats Ain’t Your Daddy’s Donkeys.” The episode can be heard here.
Episode 343: Mae West and Her Adonises
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Michael Gregg Michaud regarding his new book “Mae West and Her Adonises,” which details the glamorous star’s provocative stage and Las Vegas revue productions. The episode […]
Episode 340: Carl Higbie Celebrates American Heroes
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Newsmax talk show host Carl Higbie regarding his new book “Profiles in Freedom: Heroes Who Shaped America,” published by Humanix Books. The episode can be heard […]
Episode 339: When the Censors Went to the Movies
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews film historian Nat Segaloff, author of “The Naughty Bits: What The Censors Wouldn’t Let You See in Hollywood’s Most Famous Movies,” published by Sticking Place Books. […]
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