In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Philip Elliott Hopkins, founder of the new home entertainment label Film Masters, which presents digitally restored DVD and Blu-ray releases of classic and cult movies. The […]
Episode 306: A New Look at Vintage Films
Episode 305: Bing and Billie and Frank and Ella and Judy and Barbra
In this episode, six of the greatest American singers of the 20th century are celebrated as Phil Hall interviews Dan Callahan, film and music historian and author of “Bing and Billie and […]
Episode 304: The Poetry of Tim Stobierski
In this week’s episode, Phil Hall interviews poet Tim Stobierski on the release of his new critically praised poetry collection “Dancehall.” The episode can be heard here.
Episode 303: Doing Business in Connecticut
This week, “Nutmeg Chatter” takes a look at the Nutmeg State’s business environment. In this episode, Phil Hall is joined by David Lewis, CEO of Operations Inc. in Norwalk, Connecticut. The episode […]
Episode 302: The Role of Faith in Today’s Society
In this episode, Phil Hall explores the role that faith plays in American society and the challenges that many houses of worship face in attracting and engaging congregants. The episode’s guest is […]
Episode 301: Do Newspapers Still Matter?
In this episode, Phil Hall takes a look at the role that newspapers play in today’s media environment. The episode’s guest is Shaw Israel Izikson, managing editor of The Berkshire Edge in […]
Episode 300: The Glory of Jessica Lange
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Anthony Uzarowski, author of the new book “Jessica Lange: An Adventurer’s Heart,” published by University Press of Kentucky. The episode can be heard here.
Episode 299: Derrek Cooke, a Very Special Entrepreneur
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Derrek Cooke, an entrepreneur whose Spina Bifida condition inspired him to create the company Derrek’s Bags, which specializes in message- and art-oriented tote bags and handle […]
Episode 298: Greetings from Antarctica!
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Bruce Luyendyk, Distinguished Professor Emeritus from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and author of the new book “Mighty Bad Land: A Perilous Expedition to Antarctica […]
Episode 297: Revisting ‘The Towering Inferno’
On this episode, Phil Hall recalls the glory days of the 1970s disaster films via an interview with Nat Segaloff, author of “More Fire! The Building of The Towering Inferno: A 50th […]
