
Welcome to The Locher Room, a YouTube show dedicated to celebrating TV and movie fans around the world. My hope is that these shows bring smiles, entertain, and help raise awareness for socially relevant issues we are all facing today. Thanks for tuning in!www.youtube.com/c/TheLocherRoom/Videos
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 477 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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🎙️ Two-time Emmy winner Mike Manning stops by The Locher Room podcast to talk about his newest feature, Unexpected Treasures. From filming in the Mojave to updates on fan-favorite “Smitty” and Beyond the Gates, Mike shares behind-the-scenes stories,... more
Finn Carter joins me for a conversation fans have been waiting for. Beloved as Sierra Esteban Montgomery on As the World Turns, Finn reflects on her Oakdale years alongside co-stars like Scott Bryce, Peter Boynton, and Elizabeth Hubbard.
She also ta... more
In this episode of Conversations with Alan, I spoke with filmmakers Todd Morehead and Justin Kron about their powerful documentary, October 7: Bearing Witness to the Massacre.
The film examines the atrocities of October 7, 2023—the deadliest day for... more
The Texas cast reunion continued in The Locher Room! Tina Johnson (Lurlene Harper), Harley Jane Kozak (Brette Wheeler; also Annabelle on Guiding Light and Mary on Santa Barbara), Michael Woods (Mark Wheeler; also All My Children, Jim Reardon on Guidi... more
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Love this show. Bring Back Our Soaps. The problem with replacing the soaps with reality shows is that the soaps are more authentic than the shows featuring real people who are less charismatic and unlike a scripted drama. America needs their daily dramas and not Teen Moms or TLC shows.
Love this show. Bring Back Our Soaps. The problem with replacing the soaps with reality shows is that the soaps are more authentic than the shows featuring real people who are less charismatic and unlike a scripted drama. America needs their daily dramas and not Teen Moms or TLC shows.
An incredible collection of guests for 1980s and 1990s fans of Guiding Light, As The World Turns, Another World and One Life to Live.
The audio is quite poor in the early episodes and it often sounds as though the host is pounding away at a keyboard throughout the interviews which is incredibly distracting and amateurish. The interview style definitely improved and it’s much better in more recent interviews. The early episodes are awkward and can be difficult to get through with the host freq... more
These chats have brought back such great memories of the soaps my mom watched for years and I followed in her footsteps. Thanks for finding such great guests.
The lockdown gift we didn’t know we needed is now available as an audio podcast, too! Alan has had me taking a trip down GL memory lane for months now. It’s so nice to see and hear and catch up with some of my favorite actors. Like I said, I didn’t know I needed it until I got it. Thank you Alan. Keep up the great work! It’s truly appreciated.
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Focusing on the world of television and film, this podcast showcases engaging conversations with actors, directors, and creators, primarily from the soap opera genre. Listeners are treated to personal stories, anecdotes, and reflections on the entertainment industry, particularly how it intersects with socially relevant issues. The discussions often highlight themes of representation and advocacy, making the content relatable to fans of all ages and backgrounds. The unique combination of heartfelt storytelling and humor creates a warm, nostalgic environment for listeners, particularly those who have a fondness for classic daytime dramas.
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Recent guests on The Locher Room include:
1. Chris Kluwe
2. Steve Goldberg
3. Joe Piasek
4. Kimberly McCullough
5. Ashley Jones
6. Ami Dolenz
7. Barbara Rodell
8. Ricky Paull Goldin
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