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- 35: Tony Dow: Sculpting a Life For Himself After "Leave It To Beaver"
My guest on this episode is actor Tony Dow, perhaps best known as Wally Cleaver on the classic television series "Leave It To Beaver."
We discuss his career, how he's coped with being a child star, and how he's branched out in other creative directions besides acting.
21 min - 34: Austin Pendleton: Actor and ConquerorMy guest is perhaps best known for playing the stuttering public defender in the hit movie, "My Cousin Vinnie." But he's much more than that.We discuss his career in movies and in theater, and how he conquered his stuttering problem, even when asked to play that role in a movie.22 min
- 34: Austin Pendleton: Actor and Conqueror
My guest is perhaps best known for playing the stuttering public defender in the hit movie, "My Cousin Vinnie." But he's much more than that.
We discuss his career in movies and in theater, and how he conquered his stuttering problem, even when asked to play that role in a movie.
22 min - 33: Don Larsen: The Perfect YankeeStill known as the only player in baseball history to pitch a perfect game in the World Series, New York Yankee pitcher Don Larsen appeared on "Coping Conversations" in 1996 (to celebrate the 40th anniversary of that unbelievable achievement).Now, twenty-four years later, in honor of the 64th anniversary of Don's historic event, this show has been digitally-remastered and it is the first time it's been available on this website.(Please forgive the sound quality!)15 min
- 33: Don Larsen: The Perfect Yankee
Still known as the only player in baseball history to pitch a perfect game in the World Series, New York Yankee pitcher Don Larsen appeared on "Coping Conversations" in 1996 (to celebrate the 40th anniversary of that unbelievable achievement).
Now, twenty-four years later, in honor of the 64th anniversary of Don's historic event, this show has been digitally-remastered and it is the first time it's been available on this website.
(Please forgive the sound quality!)
15 min - 32: Phlash Phelps: SiriusXM Radio's 60s on 6 Phunny Pharmer
My guest is the popular morning man on SiriusXM Satellite Radio's 60s on 6 station, Phlash Phelps.
We discuss his career in radio, the difficulties he's had to deal with in his career, and how he has famously incorporated his love for geography and travel into his work.
18 min - 32: Phlash Phelps: SiriusXM Radio's 60s on 6 Phunny PharmerMy guest is the popular morning man on SiriusXM Satellite Radio’s 60s on 6 station, Phlash Phelps.We discuss his career in radio, the difficulties he’s had to deal with in his career, and how he has famously incorporated his love for geography and travel into his work.18 min
- 31: Jerry Mathers: What's "The Beaver" Doing Now?
My guest is best known for playing "The Beaver" on the classic television show, "Leave It To Beaver."
We discuss his being an actor for his entire life, as well as he has coped with type 2 diabetes.
15 min - 31: Jerry Mathers: What's "The Beaver" Doing Now?My guest is best known for playing “The Beaver” on the classic television show, “Leave It To Beaver.”We discuss his being an actor for his entire life, as well as he has coped with type 2 diabetes.15 min
- 30: Aimee Ginsburg Bikel: The City of LightMy guest was married to legendary actor, singer Theodore Bikel, perhaps best known as Tevye on stage in Fiddler on the Roof.Before his death, he wrote a children's book called, The City of Light, which, after his death, his wife Aimee expanded and just published.We discuss the book, its role in helping people deal with insensitivities, and other important messages.21 min
About Coping Conversations
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"Coping Conversations" is an entertaining, educational, and inspirational podcast, hosted by internationally renowned psychologist, Dr. Bob Phillips. The "Coping Conversations" show has been airing weekly for more than 30 years, having appeared on New York radio stations and as a nationally available audio-streamed radio program since 1991. Due to popular demand, it debuted as a podcast in 2019.
In each episode, Dr. Phillips interviews a well-known celebrity or expert, bringing the listening audience up to date on current appearances, performances, publications, and other activities of interest.
As the main focus, our listeners are always fascinated to hear about our guest's interesting life activities and successful coping experiences, hence the name "Coping Conversations"! The show invariably is positive, upbeat, and fascinating.
Dr. Phillips is also the author of more than 40 best-selling books, and the founder and director of the Center for Coping (www.coping.com) on Long Island, New York.