Join me for a special return to Salzburg as we celebrate the 60th anniversary of The Sound of Music. In this episode, I share a short, candid conversation recorded in the limousine as we drove through the countryside from Schloss Leopoldskron to Hellbrunn— chatting about the finicky Salzburg weather, the real von Trapps, and a few stories that never made it into the film. It’s a nostalgic glimpse into our reunion and the memories that still connect us ‘non-Trapps’ after all these years.

In Part 2, Angela continues her conversation with longtime friend and 'Lost in Space' co star Bill Mumy — diving into his life as a prolific musician who plays numerous instruments and has written and recorded hundreds of songs.

Angela reunites with longtime friend and Lost in Space co-star Bill Mumy for Part 1 of a candid and heartfelt conversation about childhood stardom, creativity, and the adventures that shaped their lives.

They reminisce about the book they co-wrote — Lost (and Found) in Space 2: Blast Off Into the Expanded Edition — and share how that project came to life. Bill also opens up about his own book, Danger Will Robinson: The Full Mumy — a revealing, funny, and deeply personal journey through his remarkable career as a musician, actor, writer, and creative force across decades of entertainment history.

📚 Bill’s signed books are available here: billmumystore.com/shop

I'm chatting with Debbie Turner (Marta) & Kym Karath (Gretl) backstage at 'The Sound of Music' Sing-A-Long at the Hollywood Bowl September 20th, 2025. 

PART 1 - Angela sits down with her sister, acclaimed actress Veronica Cartwright. Before exploring her many memorable roles in classic films, sci-fi, and horror favorites, the sisters look back on growing up together and the creative beginnings that shaped their lives.

PART 2 - Angela continues her conversation with her sister, acclaimed actress Veronica Cartwright. In this episode, they dive into Veronica’s remarkable career — from The Birds to Alien, Invasion of the Body Snatchers, The Witches of Eastwick, and beyond — exploring the unforgettable roles that made her a standout in classics, sci-fi, and horror.

PART 3 - Angela wraps up her conversation with her sister, acclaimed actress Veronica Cartwright. With a career spanning decades in film and television, Veronica has proven her remarkable versatility — but her talents don’t end there. In this final part, discover the many other creative pursuits that make her truly one of a kind.

Pasticcio means “a glorious mess”—sometimes a medley, sometimes a fiasco. Hosted by Angela Cartwright, this podcast is just that: a mix of conversations with artists, actors, musicians, and creatives who see the world differently.

Funny, heartfelt, and layered like a conversational collage, Pasticcio peels back the beautifully messy stories of life outside the ordinary—with humor, heart, and surprise.