Fox Television’s early years are discussed in another lively roundtable featuring The King Of TV Paul Goebel, Eddie Pepitone, and Legendary Comedy Writer, Public Citizen Spokesman Steve Skrovan. Also covered will be Candid Camera, Steve Jobs, Yale Versus Harvard, ESPN, The CIA, And paying too much for stars. Please subscribe to this show on iTunes, and we invited you to friend us all on Facebook.
GOP’s Uncivil War, Open Marriages, Gingrich, Romney, Megaupload, Don’t Drop The SOPA, Plight Of Porn Workers and much more are covered in one of our more spirited and informative roundtables with Frank Conniff, Jimmy Dore, Mark Thompson and Jeremy S. Kramer. A new union song from Robin Roberts. Also featuring Chris Pina and Paul Dooley. Portions written by Paul Dooley. Please subscribe to us on iTunes.
Film Critic Michael Snyder stops by to discuss this year’s Oscar contenders with Mark Thompson, Jimmy Dore and Frank Conniff.
Mark Thompson discusses the show he just did for National Geographic on the plight of sharks off the coast of South Africa. Also Santorum’s Creepy Baby Stuff, Poo, Strokes, David bores everyone with the origin of the term “Young Turks,” David’s obsession with World War 2, Mark Thompson discusses hosting New Years for Fox, Las Vegas Ball Drop, Tasteless Dick Clark Jokes, Santorum’s opposition to contraception, keep your tragedies to yourself, and other tasteless stuff. With Mark Thompson, Frank Conniff and The King Of TV Paul Goebel. Edited by Ben Schultz.
Coming out of the closet, male prostitutes and bringing Jerry Lewis to London. With Jimmy Dore, Mark Thompson, Frank Conniff, Paul Dooley, Jeremy S. Kramer and Steven Alan Greene. Edited by Ben Shultz. Please subscribe to us on iTunes and we invited you to friend us on Facebook.
Comedian Cathy Ladman joins Paul Dooley and Frank Conniff on the David Feldman Radio Show as they reminisce about celebrating Christmas in a mixed marriage, taking the musical Wicked to Japan, David tells a great story about Christopher Hitchens’s mordant wit, Cathy talks about Hitchens’s essay on why women aren’t funny, David tries to make a joke about Cathy’s daughter being Jewish and Chinese, Frank Conniff talks about his father who is a Pulitzer prize winning journalist, Cathy talks about growing up with a father who owned a bowling alley on Long Island, Paul talks about auditioning for Woody Allen, David rambles on about the new Woody Allen documentary, Paul talks about working the Catskills where he met Woody Allen, We learn who Guthrie is as in The Guthrie Theater in Minneapolis, Cathy explains why she lived in Minnesota last year, Frank talks about kicking drugs in Minnesota, and David talks about all the great comics who came out of Minneapolis.