Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 19 days 17 hours
This Week: The wonderful Ilana Levine of the uplifting podcast Little Known Facts, drops by Shetler Studios to discuss her show, the inspiration behind the podcast, and what it was like learning from Robert Altman, Alan Alda, Cynthia Nixon, John Slattery, Neil Simon, Kristin Chenoweth, and countless others.
This Week: Wave your little hand and say Hello, Skipper because the expert on all things Dolly, Richard Skipper, swings by Shetler Studios to celebrate Dolly, both Carols (Channing and Burnett), and look back on the career of Ms. Channing.
This Week: Parisian musicality, Off-Broadway's beautiful landscape, The Prince of Broadway buys a typewriter, observations on the future of theatre from 1974, and a glimpse into the world of Hal Prince, and more!
This Week: Kevin goes down under....again, the brilliance of Chris Lilley, Annie and Sandy get fired, Andrea McArdle pulls no punches, the new Miss Hannigan number, Kevin's greatest punchline, Barbara Walters is shady, and more!
This Week: Back to the firing of Annie, Rob tries a Barbara Walters impression, Life After Annie, discussing the original Effie, a celebration of Nell Carter, the joys of opting down, and more!
This Week: celebrating Paul Gordon, Alanis Morissette wants to be David Merrick, The Curse Of The Show Boat Overture, The Emcee tries to disappear, and more!
This Week: celebrating under-appreciated Kander and Ebb, Liza wants to be serious, George Costanza skates, the man behind "Once Upon A Time", the dedication to craft, why character actors have the best careers, and more!
This Week: Happy Birthday, Robert! Praising Adam Guettel, The Light In The Piazza, Celebrating the life of Nanette Fabray, and more!
This Week: A new Favorite Things theme song? The love of reference books, The brilliance of Steven Suskin, Taking a look back at Encores' Hey, Look Me Over! Kevin outs Rob for his secret love of Lucy, and more!
This Week: a Golden Age KiKi, Kevin hordes his records, celebrating a building, a home for diversity, the kindness of Irving Berlin, Bea Arthur sings "What'll I Do," the logic of George M. Cohan, seeking the demo of Rainbow Jones, contemplating In My Life, the world of Charles Nelson Reilly, and more!