
Are you a fan of all things Film, Music, Horror, Sci-Fi, Theater, and the Arts, then you are going to want to swim down to the deepest depths of the sea and join Sam Fisch in the Fisch Bowl; where all your favorite aspects of the horror, music, entertainment, and arts industrie are covered.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 117 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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The shine of a big break doesn’t always light the path ahead. We sit down with character actor Robert LaSardo to explore what success really feels like when the cheers fade and the measuring starts—how to wear your colors after a loss, w... more
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The best horror stories aren’t just on screen—they’re the ones told in the glow of dead‑of‑night lights, long after the credits. We sit down with cast and crew from Dawn of the Dead to relive the midnight Monroeville shoots, the improvis... more
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Horror stays scary when the set stays alive, and few directors kept a set more awake than George Romero. We’re at Living Dead Weekend inside the Monroeville Mall with Michael Gornick and Tom Dubinsky, digging into the craft behind Dawn o... more
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A crowded floor at Living Dead Weekend, a mic in the “fishbowl,” and one of horror’s key voices reflecting on how a scrappy regional production became a global touchstone. We sit down with Russ Streiner to unpack the 30-day, two-block sh... more
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Horror history feels different when you’re standing where it happened. We sit down at Living Dead Weekend 2024 to celebrate George A. Romero, trade stories with longtime friends, and trace how a single location—the Monroeville Mall—becam... more
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A late-night ask changed horror history. We’re at Living Dead Weekend 2024 with Lenny Lee—yes, the machete zombie from George Romero’s Dawn of the Dead—unpacking how a crew guy became a cult icon, how a practical head gag sold one of the... more
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The scare that hooked so many of us wasn’t just teeth and shadows. It was wood splintering underwater, a breath that didn’t come when it should, and the stubborn belief that a crate at the bottom of a quarry still holds something hungry.... more
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Focused on diverse aspects of film, music, horror, sci-fi, theater, and the arts, this podcast provides engaging conversations with industry professionals about their experiences and insights. Noteworthy topics include behind-the-scenes anecdotes from actors and filmmakers, discussions on nostalgia in entertainment, and explorations of how the arts influence culture. The unique blend of guests, spanning various entertainment sectors, lends a broadened perspective on the connections between different art forms, making it a compelling listen for those curious about the creative processes in film and music, particularly within horror and classic genres.
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Recent guests on The Fisch Bowl include:
1. Robert LaSardo
2. Russ Streiner
3. Joe Shelby
4. Alan Kaiser
5. Don Harvey
6. Tiffany Shepis
7. Cassie DePaiva
8. Sarah Barry
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