Now I've Heard Everything Podcast
1) Taking a short break
Now I've Heard Everything it' taking a short Hiatus as we gear up for a major shift in Direction. We'l be back September 8h!
2) A Star at Every Stage: Marsha Mason’s "Journey”
Oscar-nominated actress Marsha Mason began her acting career in the 1960s. and in the years since then she has built an impressive bobby of work, in theater, film, and television.In this 2000 intervie...Show More
3) Memoirs of a DJ: John Records Landecker and Top 40 Radio
Popular radio disc jockey John Landecker is more often known by his full legal name: John Records Landecker. Over a decade-long career Landecker built a national following.In this 2013 interview Lande...Show More
4) Actor Anthony Rapp’s Emotional Road to “Without You”
Actor Anthony Rapp landed the role of a lifetime in 1996 as he joined the original Broadway cast of “Rent.” but his personal success was also marked by personal tragedy, the death of his mother.in thi...Show More
5) Rare 1991 Interview with Hank Ketcham: The Cartoonist Who Made Dennis a Menace”
Cartoonist Hank Ketcham started a comic strip in 1951. His main character was named after his 5-year-old son, Dennis. And “Dennis the Menace” became a cultural phenomenon.in this 1991 interview Ketcha...Show More
6) “Taxi” Star Marilu Henner Remembers Everything. And She Wants You To Remember More Too
Actress Marilu Henner is one of only about 100 people known to have an ability called hyperthymesia, a fancy way of saying Henner can remember every detail about her life from childhood.In this 2012 i...Show More
7) The Timeless Genius of Stan Freberg
Television, radio, movies, cartoons, advertising -- Stan Freberg was a part of all of it. From age 18 until his death at 88, Freberg made a career out of making people laugh.In this 1989 interview Fre...Show More
8) Smitty and Kareem: A Friendship That Preserved the Story of the 761st Tank Battallion
The Army’s all-black 761st Tank Battalion fought heroically in World War II but its story was nearly forgotten -- until a 2004 book by basketball superstar, and amateur historian Kareem Abdul-Jabbar.I...Show More
9) How World War II Could Have Ended Without Hiroshima
In the spring of 1945 a young U.S. intelligence officer was tasked with getting messages to Tokyo offering a chance to surrender peacefully.in this 1991 interview, that officer, Martin Quigley, tells ...Show More
10) Marlo Thomas: Empowering Generations of Women
While millions of young women were inspired in the '60a by the TV show "That Girl,” its star, Marlo Thomas, has been empowering older women.in this 2014 interview Thomas talks about her book It Ain't ...Show More