Chatterbinge

Chatterbinge 9-5-26

Hour 1 Segment 1 – Ed Kalegi talks with Emmy and Golden Globe nominated actor Jason Issacs about his role in the new film “The Salt Path”. Jason is also known for various roles in the Harry Potter, Star Trek, and Star Wars franchises.

Hour 1 Segment 2 – Ed Kalegi talks with communication strategist, author, and public speaking coach Richard Greene, often referred to as “The Master of Charisma”. Richard shares with Ed a conversation he had with Princess Diana only weeks before her death when he says she told him she was living her “last time on Earth”.

Hour 1 Segment 3 – Caryn Richman has had enough and won’t take it any longer. It’s the debut of “Caryn’s Pet Peeves” as she tells Ed Kalegi about her biggest annoyance while at the gym.

Hour 1 Segment 4 – Ed Kalegi talks with singer Pia Toscano about her latest single “Redirected”, her current tour with Andrea Bocelli, preparing for motherhood, and much more.

Hour 2 Segment 1 – Ed Kalegi and Caryn Richman talk about the upcoming Chatterbinge LIVE show, the first on the East Coast, which will take place at Ed’s High School alma mater (St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Edison, NJ) on October 3rd at 7:30pm. Ed announces the confirmed guests to this point, talks about how a part of the proceeds will go towards the school’s performing arts program, and why it’s a no-brainer to support the school and do the show on the very stage where Ed first fell in love with performing.

Hour 2 Segment 2 – Ed Kalegi and Caryn Richman have a slew of words that are never used anymore. Here’s your chance to sound either incredibly intelligent or wildly out of touch.

Hour 2 Segment 3 – Ed Kalegi talks with actress Amelia Eve about her role as Gemma in the new Sony film “Insidious: Out of the Further”, which continues to draw big numbers at the box office, her approach to acting, rise to fame, and more.

Hour 2 Segment 4 – Ed talks with author Peter Berk about his latest novel “FireLine.” A scientific experiment goes horribly wrong and sends an apocalyptic firestorm raging throughout the Eastern seaboard. If it reaches the Atlantic, it might just be game over for the world.

Caryn Richman has had enough and won’t take it any longer. It’s the debut of “Caryn’s Pet Peeves” as she tells Ed Kalegi about her biggest annoyance while at the gym.

Ed Kalegi talks with actress Amelia Eve about her role as Gemma in the new Sony film “Insidious: Out of the Further”, which continues to draw big numbers at the box office, her approach to acting, rise to fame, and more.

Ed talks with author Peter Berk about his latest novel “FireLine.” A scientific experiment goes horribly wrong and sends an apocalyptic firestorm raging throughout the Eastern seaboard. If it reaches the Atlantic, it might just be game over for the world.

Ed Kalegi talks with communication strategist, author, and public speaking coach Richard Greene, often referred to as “The Master of Charisma”. Richard shares with Ed a conversation he had with Princess Diana only weeks before her death when he says she told him she was living her “last time on Earth”.

Ed Kalegi talks with Emmy and Golden Globe nominated actor Jason Issacs about his role in the new film “The Salt Path”. Jason is also known for various roles in the Harry Potter, Star Trek, and Star Wars franchises.

Bonus Podcast Episode: Ed Kalegi and Caryn Richman take a deep dive examination into the definition and explore the existence of karma. 

Ed Kalegi talks with singer Pia Toscano about her latest single “Redirected”, her current tour with Andrea Bocelli, preparing for motherhood, and much more.

Ed Kalegi and Caryn Richman have a slew of words that are never used anymore. Here’s your chance to sound either incredibly intelligent or wildly out of touch.

Ed Kalegi and Caryn Richman talk about the upcoming Chatterbinge LIVE show, the first on the East Coast, which will take place at Ed’s High School alma mater (St. Thomas Aquinas High School in Edison, NJ) on October 3rd at 7:30pm. Ed announces the confirmed guests to this point, talks about how a part of the proceeds will go towards the school’s performing arts program, and why it’s a no-brainer to support the school and do the show on the very stage where Ed first fell in love with performing.