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- Hollywood and Wine- Episode Three
This Week:
- Birthdays this week in history.
- We spotlight the career of Fred Willard.
- We pay tribute to Ken Osmond.
- Kim deep dives into the career of producer, actress and comedienne Joan Davis.
- Kim gushes about the radio shows that introduced her to classic radio.
Intro: “This Could Be the Start of Something Big”. Written by Steve Allen. Performed by Steve and Eydie.
Links of Interest:
https://www.otrcat.com
https://www.oldtimeradiodownloads.com
Fred Allen on What’s My Line- Featuring Wife/Partner Portland Hoffa as Mystery Guest
Twitter: @GazeFemale/@Kpierce624
YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2mfMK9-TBAC0UWhdVgBlBg?view_as=subscriber
22 min - Hollywood and Wine Episode Two
This Week:
- Birthdays this week in history.
- We spotlight the career of Jerry Stiller
- Kim deep dives into the career of TV writing legend Irma Kalish
- ‘Kung Fu’ is getting a reboot?
- Kim jumps head-first into ’The Love Boat'
Intro: “This Could Be the Start of Something Big”. Written by Steve Allen. Performed by Steve and Eydie.
‘The Love Boat’ theme song: Music by Charles Fox, lyrics by Paul Williams. Sung by Jack Jones.
Links of Interest:
Smart Girls- Interview with Irma Kalish
Irma Kalish Interview with the Television Academy
Twitter: @GazeFemale/@Kpierce624
YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2mfMK9-TBAC0UWhdVgBlBg?view_as=subscriber
20 min - Hollywood and Wine Episode One
I’m changing things up here at Hollywood and Wine! One thing is changing, this podcast is no longer a work of fiction. Each week, I’m going to deep dive into some of my favorite works of mid-twentieth century popular culture, present related news stories, talk about the personalities we all know and love, and above all bask in the joy of living the vintage life. There might even be a glass of wine involved.
This Week:
Birthdays this week in history.
Kim reviews ‘Bombshells and Dollies’
Kim begins a deep dive into the 1965 military comedy ‘F-Troop’.
Intro: “This Could Be the Start of Something Big”. Written by Steve Allen. Performed by Steve and Eydie.
Twitter: @GazeFemale/@Kpierce624
YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC2mfMK9-TBAC0UWhdVgBlBg?view_as=subscriber
12 min - Episode FiveThis week the Not-Quite-So-Happy-Housewife reviews 1946 film Easyt toWed, gossips about the continuing adventures of Dr. Kildare among the local housewives as well as a quick jaunt to Lake Tahoe. And in her thoughts from over the dishes, she wonders: which crooner likes his martini... with a twist? Who would you be reluctant to bring home to mother? Songs: Tara’s Theme (Max Steiner) Young and Healthy (Harry Warren/Al Dubin) Laura (David Raskin/Johnny Mercer)19 min
- Episode FourThis week, the Not-Quite-So-Happy-Housewife reviews the rerelease of the 1940 Alfred Hitchcock film Rebecca, reminiscences on movie characters you can go to... during a dry spell... and the quickly approaching dread of summer break. Songs: “Personality" by Johnny Burke and Jimmy Van Heusen. "Prisoner of Love” by Russ Columbo and Clarence Gaskill with lyrics by Leo Robin18 min
- Episode ThreeThis week on Hollywood and Wine, the not-quite-so-happy-housewife reviews ‘The Postman Always Rings Twice’, discusses the appealing new doctor in town and discusses a juicy blind item from a night on the town. Songs: "Rum and Coca Cola” Sung by the Andrews SistersWritten By Lionel Belasco and Lord Invader“As Time Goes By” Sung by Rudy ValleeBy Herman Hupfeld16 min
- Hollywood and Wine- Episode TwoWelcome to Hollywood and Wine. This week, the Not-Quite-So-Happy-Housewife reviews ‘The Harvey Girls’ (1946), discusses the latest on with sexy school teacher Lana Turner, the latest Rita Hayworth gossip, and finally that another ‘Thin Man’ movie is in the works. Songs: On the Atchison Topeka and the Santa Fe (Harry Warren/Johnny Mercer)The Trolley Song (Hugh Martin/Ralph Blane) Tara’s Theme (Max Steiner)19 min
- PremiereWelcome to Hollywood and Wine! The year is 1946, come join the Not-So-Happy Housewife as she uses the ever-so-rare Mommy’s time to drink a glass of wine in the bomb shelter and dishes about movies and culture with a juicy helping of gossip over the airwaves. This week come listen to a review of Gilda, Mickey Rooney’s heralded return to MGM and a healthy batch of neighborhood drama. Stay tuned for more!17 min
About Hollywood and Wine
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Writer and popular culture historian Kimberly Pierce deep dives into the classic television series, music and films which came out of the middle of the twentieth century. Sometimes there might even be…
a glass of wine involved.