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Grub Street Interview: Muck-made Meyer
“Ken Meyer played the key role, ‘Muck,’ that made the Glick show a hit,” says Howard Lapides. He is most famous talk-show producer, ever, and the best sidekick Glick could hope to find. [continue]
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Grub Street Interview: Dick Summer
Those who fear for the future of radio can look to Dick Summer. His calm, intelligent weaving of images, musical and lingual, never goes out of style. Summer is the man for all seasons. [continue]
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Grub Street Interview: Shadoe Stevens
Randomly ask 100 people, “Who is Shadoe Stevens?” Most will know. They know his radio work, "Hollywood Squares" or "Dave’s World." Everyone knows Stevens or do they. [continue].
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Grub Street Interview: Jerry Del Colliano
A combative blogger, inflamed over the murder of radio and music, wantingly committed by equity investors and consolidators, Del Colliano sees a radically different future for music media. [continue]
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Grub Street Profile: Scott Muni
He talked easily from commotion central. I thought he was in my home, having coffee. His gravelly voice, back with an encyclopaedic knowledge, there was authority and friendliness. [continue]
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The Compleat DJ: William B. Williams
WAAT-AM, in Newark, J, fired him for wearing red socks to work. He moved to WNEW-AM, where, says William O'Shaughnessy, he became an oasis of style and taste, an icon. [continue]
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WNEW AM + FM: the story of excellence
Some say WNEW AM & FM "was" the greatest radio station, ever. Listening to WNEW, AM or FM, was most remarkable and among my fondest memories of living in New York City [continue]
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Grub Street Interview: Burt Dubrow
He's the auteur of TV talk shows. His muse is the iconic puppet "Howdy Doody." "The Jerry Springer Show" is his creation. Mixing Springer with a puppet is surreal, but Dubrow's genuine & authentic. [continue]
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Grub Street Profile: Phil Spector
A dark, maniacal and skilled record producer, he drove pop music to new heights, opened the top of whitewashed charts to Black women and, in 2003, was complicit in the death of actor Lana Clarkson. [continue]
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M Adam Roberts: building blocks
Howling at the Moon | Watch Your Mouth | Blind Faith | The Builder| No Quitter | Learning to Fly | Essence of the Day | Click here for more by M Adam Roberts.
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Grub Street Interview: Brian Linse
Best known as an articulate liberal blogger, Linse makes A-list movies the way he blogs, mindfully. In this interview, he talks about working with Sidney Lument and Philip Seymour Hoffman. [continue]
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Grub Street Interview: D Randal Marlin
He is a philosopher, teacher and author. His expertise is the shady world of lies, damn lies and propaganda. Some call him the “Orwell of Ottawa.” Find out why. [continue]
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Grub Street Interview: Neal Gumpel
He's been a house painter, charismatic minister, restaurateur and fishmonger. He married a super model and writes A-list movies in Hollywood. The life of Neal Gumpel trumps fiction any day? [continue]
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Grub Street Profile: Johnny Carson
He assumed "The Tonight Show", in 1962. Over 3100 nightly shows, he created a television genre none can duplicate. Carson was unique on to himself. Comments: Meeting Johnny | Amazing Randi.
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