A Life Lived
Audioboom StudiosFrom Muhammad Ali to Carrie Fisher, hear how the lives of the biggest stars were truly lived. With exclusive interviews from the people who knew them in life, journalist Stephanie Okupniak tells the stories of the dead.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 37 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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| Category | Society & Culture | ||||
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Look up ‘Hollywood action hero’ in the dictionary and you’ll find one name - Bruce Lee. more
Look up ‘Hollywood action hero’ in the dictionary and you’ll find one name - Bruce Lee. more
Hubert de Givenchy crafted exquisite, haute couture creations that made women feel powerful, beautiful - and one of a kind. more
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- Great guests, dramatic host
Excellent stories shared by guests. Stephanie is super annoying. Stop trying to sing! Hard to describe your narration. Overly dramatic, horrible. Please, just read your script, remove the exasperation!
Apple Podcasts3foxgyrl
United States3 years ago - Great stories, but . . .
The host is a bit “precious.” It’s like she’s trying to feel emotions for us. more
Apple Podcasts4KafppgfvcUnited States3 years ago - Gene Wilder
I am loving your podcast. It’s very interesting to get the behind the scenes stories of some of these people who have touched all of our lives. more
Apple Podcasts5AagaardFamUnited States3 years ago - George Michael - great story, poor narration
George Michael’s story is a fascinating one but to say that after the incident in the public toilet in LA that “fans were torn between enjoying his music and whether it was politically correct to enjoy his music” is a ridiculous statement. I believe that true George Michael fans continued to enjoy his music regardless.
Apple Podcasts2Hellie12
Ireland3 years ago - Alan Rickman Podcast
Thank you very much for this tribute to the greatest Alan Rickman! This inspires me so much and makes me admire the man, even more, if it is even possible! more
Apple Podcasts5steff_elias
Russia3 years ago
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