On every episode we choose a celebrity who died between 1 and 10 years ago. We then go through a series of structured categories. We start by rating the first line of their NYT obituary on a scale of 1–10. We then look at their life stats, we speculate on their inner lives, and we ultimately answer the question "Would I want that life?" Each category helps weigh the desirability of a given life. O... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 76 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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His mother was a former family court judge, and his father worked for the Xerox corporation. The New York Times once said “He does terminal uncertainty better than practically anyone.” He was a sleepy-looking man with uncombed hair who favored rumple... more
He taught English at Westminster College in Pennsylvania, and was also a high school teacher. He directed the drama “Music of the Heart,” based on the true story of a woman, who taught violin to underprivileged children in Harlem. He directed his fir... more
When he moved to California in the early 1960s, he befriended the poet Thom Gunn, began entering weight-lifting competitions and joined the Hells Angels on motorcycle trips to the Grand Canyon. As a medical doctor and a writer, he achieved a level of... more
In 2009, he was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom. Although often simmering with repressed anger, his characters responded to injustice with quiet determination. He once wrote “I felt very much as if I were representing 18 million people with... more
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And the Pantheon CEO really manages to destroy the Leonard Cohen episode. If you're in the podcast industry maybe it's not a great idea to use your iPhone so u sound like you're calling in from a cave.
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This podcast is thoughtfully reflective about life and death There is a lot to learn about grace and mercy in the journeys taken by the people they present in their podcast. The host have great comradery and humor. Well done
Famous & Gravy makes you think about a life well lived and even the end that no one can really choose. Amit and Michael’s humor and values are on display, and it gives great insight into how others view famous lives from the outside looking in. I must remember this when I am famous myself … I often think about points made on this show long after the next episode hits.
My only reservation with a 5 star review is Famous
Apple Podcasts | #56 | United States/TV & Film |
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