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House of the Seven Garbos was a real boarding house in Hollywood that catered to aspiring starlets. Notable residents included Ruth Roman and Linda Christian. The podcast show is set in 1936.

In Part Three, women in the Garbo House find a way to get even with Jack Steward.

House of the Seven Garbos is a Sass Mouth Dames production, written and directed by Megan McGurk.

CLARA HIGGINS PLAYS PAT MORRISON

OLYMPIA KIRIAKOU PLAYS GLORIA DOUGLAS

M. SHAWN PLAYS BUNNY ST JAMES AND ODETTE MCBRIDE

SAVANNAH MONROE PLAYS NAN POTTER

LAURA MAWSON PLAYS FLORENCE CROZIER AND FERN

RENEE SMITH PLAYS CYNTHIA LATTIMER

SHANE MCCORMACK PLAYS JACK STEWARD (AND VARIOUS MEN)

MEGAN MCGURK PLAYS MADAME VIOLA

Art design by Mot Collins.

Sound editing and special effects by Thomas O’Mahoney

House of the Seven Garbos was a real boarding house in Hollywood that catered to aspiring starlets. Notable residents included Ruth Roman and Linda Christian. The podcast show is set in 1936, celebrating women who tried to catch a break in the film colony.

In Part Two, Pat Morrison finds a pink slip waiting for her at the gates to MGM.

A very special guest comes for tea.

House of the Seven Garbos is a Sass Mouth Dames production, written and directed by Megan McGurk.

CLARA HIGGINS PLAYS PAT MORRISON

OLYMPIA KIRIAKOU PLAYS GLORIA DOUGLAS

M. SHAWN PLAYS BUNNY ST JAMES AND ODETTE MCBRIDE

SAVANNAH MONROE PLAYS NAN POTTER

LAURA MAWSON PLAYS FLORENCE CROZIER AND FERN

RENEE SMITH PLAYS CYNTHIA LATTIMER

SHANE MCCORMACK PLAYS JACK STEWARD (AND VARIOUS MEN)

MEGAN MCGURK PLAYS MADAME VIOLA

Art design by Mot Collins.

Sound editing and special effects by Thomas O’Mahoney

House of the Seven Garbos was a real boarding house in Hollywood that catered to aspiring starlets. Notable residents included Ruth Roman and Linda Christian.

The podcast show is set in 1936.

In Part One, Pat Morrison is the only one in the house with a studio contract. How long will it last?

House of the Seven Garbos is a Sass Mouth Dames production, written and directed by Megan McGurk.

CLARA HIGGINS PLAYS PAT MORRISON

OLYMPIA KIRIAKOU PLAYS GLORIA DOUGLAS

M. SHAWN PLAYS BUNNY ST JAMES AND ODETTE MCBRIDE

SAVANNAH MONROE PLAYS NAN POTTER

LAURA MAWSON PLAYS FLORENCE CROZIER AND FERN

RENEE SMITH PLAYS CYNTHIA LATTIMER

SHANE MCCORMACK PLAYS JACK STEWARD(AND VARIOUS MEN)

MEGAN MCGURK PLAYS MADAME VIOLA

Art design by Mot Collins.

Sound editing and special effects by Thomas O’Mahoney.

Janet Leigh's indelible performance as Marion Crane creates a palpable absence when she's murdered in the shower. Audiences feel her presence not only in the picture once she's gone, but in cinema over the last sixty-two years, ever since the point of view shifted away from a woman who knows all the answers. Janet's bits of business with a pile of dough are a revelation, no matter how many times you watch.

In the series finale, Cleo discovers that having script approval in her contract is meaningless once the Production Code is enforced. Under the new rules, Cleo must argue over every page and justify her artistic choices to men who don't care about the integrity of woman's pictures. At the same time, Tully's star rises.

A Star Was Born is written and directed by Megan McGurk

Art design by Mot Collins

Sound editing and special effects by Tomás O Máthúna

STARRING

Clara Higgins as Cleo Longe

Danny Reid as Rick Tully

Jeanne Sutton as Babe Dempsey

Olympia Kiriakou as Phyllis Blake

M. Shawn as Maxine Raymond

Peter Bryant as Hank Webber

Matt Harris as Carter Hilary

Megan McGurk as Edel Geary

In part two, Cleo finds a story for her next picture from an unlikely source. From the ground up, she builds the plot, takes a chance on a new screenwriter, casts the picture, and presents creative opportunities for her crew. Meanwhile, Cleo's romance with Tully takes a serious turn.

A Star Was Born is written and directed by Megan McGurk.

Art design by Mot Collins

Sound editing and special effects by Tomás O Máthúna

STARRING:

Clara Higgins as Cleo Longe

Danny Reid as Rick Tully

Jeanne Sutton as Babe Dempsey

Olympia Kiriakou as Phyllis Blake

M. Shawn as Maxine Raymond

Peter Bryant as Hank Webber

Matt Harris as Carter Hilary

Megan McGurk as Edel Geary

In 1931, Warner Bros. star Cleo Longe tops the box office in pictures where she gets away with it: no strings sex or sending men to the morgue. One night at a party, she meets Richard Tulliver, a new contract player who is cast as the juvenile in her next production. Cleo coaches him through the part and suggests a new name for his screen billing.

A Star Was Born is written and directed by Megan McGurk

Art design by Mot Collins

Sound editing and special effects byTomás O Máthúna

STARRING:

Clara Higgins as Cleo Longe

Danny Reid as Rick Tully

Jeanne Sutton as Babe Dempsey

Olympia Kiriakou as Phyllis Blake

M. Shawn as Maxine Raymond

Peter Bryant as Hank Webber

Matt Harris as Carter Hilary

Megan McGurk as Edel Geary

Jane Wyman started out as a platinum blonde chorine and became a top star in melodrama through the education of 'B' pictures. She worked hard, hit the marks, and built her craft, which made her one of the most durable stars in Hollywood. Wyman's Oscar win for Johnny Belinda proved her intelligence and sensitivity as a performer.

Joan Crawford did not have to wonder what it was like to be married to a man who suddenly changed overnight--she was living it as a newlywed bride to corporate tycoon Al Steele. Joan's fourth husband turned from Jekyll to Hyde once vows were exchanged. In Robert Aldrich's picture, Joan channels the fear many women have about waking up next to a monster.

In the series finale, the intrepid stenographers case a joint in Beverly Hills and a canyon ranch in search of their missing friend.

Will they get there in time?

Stenographers is a Sass Mouth Dames production, written and directed by Megan McGurk.

Starring:

Clara Higgins is Terry Nolan and Jewel Dame

Jennifer O'Meara is Fiona Clarke and Client

Jeanne Sutton is Margaret O'Donnell

Olympia Kiriakou is Ivy Miller and Waitress

M. Shawn is Dolly DePeyster and Cici Pine

Megan McGurk is Kay Carroll and Alice Lawson

Art Design by Clara Higgins

Sound editing and Special Effects by Dan McAuley