In this episode, Phil Hall interviews stand-up comic and podcaster Matt Heath, who talks about his approach to comedy and his live mic showcases in Connecticut. The episode can be heard here.
Episode 361: Stand-Up Comic Matt Heath
Episode 360: Starting Over in Costa Rica
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Hadria Joan Douglas, author of “Seeking Asylum in Costa Rica: A Domestic Violence Survivor’s Guide to Protecting Yourself & Your Children When the System Fails.” The […]
Episode 359: Teaching College Students How to Shop and Cook
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Martine Lacombe, author of “Intro to Food: College Edition,” a new book designed to help prepare college students to become self-sufficient in the supermarket and the […]
Episode 358: The Credit Card Delinquency Crisis
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Howard Dvorkin, chairman of Debt.com, regarding the alarming increase in credit card delinquency levels among American consumers. The episode can be heard here.
Episode 357: Harlow vs. Harlow
In 1965, two films about the life of Jean Harlow (both titled “Harlow”) were released. In this episode, Phil Hall interviews film historian Tom Lisanti, author of “Dueling Harlows: The Race to […]
Episode 356: How Norman Lear Changed Television
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Trip Whetsell, author of “Norman Lear: His Life and Times,” a biography on the groundbreaking television producer whose creative output revolutionized popular culture in the 1970s. […]
Episode 355: Film Preservationist Edward Lorusso
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews Edward Lorusso, the film historian and preservationist who has digitally restored long-forgotten classic films and who has recovered a wealth of long-lost titles. The episode can […]
Episode 354: Revisiting the Flint Water Crisis
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews director William Hart about his film award-winning film “Lead and Copper,” which investigates the contaminated water crisis that impacted Flint, Michigan. The episode can be heard […]
Episode 353: Mabel Normand, a Cinema Pioneer
In this episode, Phil Hall recalls the legacy of Mabel Normand, the pioneering cinema comedy star and filmmaker. Today’s guest is Sean Crose, author of the biography “Catholic Girl: The Life and […]
Episode 352: The View from Inside a Federal Prison
In this episode, Phil Hall interviews former Indiana State Senator Brent Waltz, whose 176-day sentence at the Ashland Federal Correctional Institution is recalled in his new book “POW—Prisoner of Washington: A Conservative’s Journey Through […]
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