All of the Classics
Hope SearsWhether it's TV, movie, music to radio. I talk about Classic Hollywood, icons and events. With a dose of Hope Sears.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 19 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Categories | Film HistoryTV & Film | ||||
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The nation's national treasure, the beloved Betty White died at the age of 99, just a few days shy of her 100th birthday. more
Actor and director Mel Brooks was born Melvin Kaminsky on June 28, 1926. And on his birthday, I sat down with another director, Zach Eastman to talk about Brooks' career. Mel wrote such movie classics as Blazing Saddles, Young Frankenstein, Spaceball... more
Dean Martin was born on June 7th, 1917 in Steubenville, OH. That is why the town pays tribute to their famous son in June. This year the festival is taking place June 24-26th. more
Jack Benny influenced several comedians and transitively influenced most famous comedians still today. more
This is a true story and something that really happened in history. You can google it. The year was 1939 and Franklin Delano Roosevelt decided due to the economy and the Great Depression, he would move Thanksgiving to allow for more shopping time. more
Peter Gabel grew up with not one but two notable celebrity parents. Arlene Francis and Martin Gabel. Both were actors on radio, Broadway, TV, and television. Today we focus on his beautiful and wonderfully talented mother, Arlene Francis. She is pro... more
Chris Korman is the son of lovable straight man, Harvey Korman. Harvey Korman is best known for being on the Carol Burnett Show as well as frequently starring in Mel Brooks' movies. However, there is more to Korman than being a comedian, Chris gives ... more
Herbert Hoover may get blamed for the depression, but just like any historical figure or event, there is more than meets the eye. I talked with archivist Matt Schaefer about Hoover's life and presidency. I also talk with Lynn Smith and Andrea Lewis, ... more
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The interviewer shows great depth in this first attempt at podcasting. The questions were well thought out. The responses were given plenty of time and let run with his excitement of telling the story. The interviewers responses drew me in as her responses showed she was intently listening. She had done her homework on Carson and Mark’s career. The editing was professionally done. A few slips of using “um” too much was one of the few indications that this was her first attempt at podcasting. How... more
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