Television Times with Steve Otis Gunn
Jilted MaggotSteve Otis Gunn is a writer, performer, and musician — and a former sound engineer who has spent most of his career in close proximity to people doing interesting things, occasionally on purpose. His Edinburgh Fringe debut, Steve Otis Gunn is Uncomfortable, earned a ★★★★ review, and his first book, You Shot My Dog and I Love You, is available everywhere books are sold. He created Television Times ... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 132 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | TV ReviewsComedy InterviewsTV & FilmComedy | |||
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What is Television Times about and what kind of topics does it cover?
A candid interview series centered on stories from the road, backstage mishaps, and creative breakthroughs across film, television, comedy, and live performance. Guests routinely share real-world challenges—from on-location dangers to chaotic shoots and budget constraints—paired with behind-the-scenes insights into how projects come together under pressure. The conversation often blends nostalgia for past eras of TV and cinema with practical craft tips, making it useful for aspiring creators and industry listeners who enjoy gritty, human-centered storytelling and road-tested wisdom.
Noteworthy is the host's penchant for bold, adventuresome anecdotes and a musical, lived-in vibe that leans into culture, travel, and the creative hustle. The ... more
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1. Andrew P. Stephen
2. Megan Lockhurst
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4. Cal Halbert
5. Meka Mo
6. Dewey Gaedcke
7. John Scott
8. Seymour Mace
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