Now I've Heard Everything

In this conversation, Gayle Feldman discusses her book 'Nothing Random,' which explores the life of Bennett Cerf, the founder of Random House. She delves into Cerf's early life, his career in publishing, his relationships with authors, and the impact of his television presence on his reputation. Feldman also addresses the challenges Cerf faced, including anti-Semitism in the publishing industry, a...

Janine Matho shares her personal journey through burnout and her concept of living your opus, an intentional, meaningful life that balances success with self-awareness. Discover how to redefine success, build inner resilience, and create a life masterpiece. Guest InformationJanine Matho Website Social:| Facebook | Instagram Get your copy of Live Your Opus by Janine Matho As an Amazon Associate, No...

In this conversation, Dorothy Roberts discusses her memoir, 'The Mixed Marriage Project,' which explores her family's history and the evolution of interracial marriage in America. Through her father's extensive research, she uncovers insights about race, identity, and the societal changes surrounding interracial relationships. The conversation delves into the anthropological perspectives of her fa...

In this conversation, Jo Giese shares her inspiring journey chronicled in her memoir, 'You'll Never Walk Alone.' She discusses the life-altering accident that led to a series of medical challenges and surgeries, emphasizing the importance of teamwork and support in her recovery. Jo reflects on redefining her sense of normalcy and finding new communities that align with her current abilities, all w...

n this conversation, Glenn Kurtz discusses his book 'Men at Work: The Empire State Building and the Untold Story of the Craftsman Who Built It,' shedding light on the often-overlooked workers who constructed the iconic skyscraper. He emphasizes the lack of documentation about these laborers, the dangers they faced, and the diverse backgrounds they came from, primarily as immigrants. The discussion...

In this conversation, Rachel Tzvia Back discusses her memoir 'The Dark-Robed Mother,' exploring her experiences with high-functioning depression, the complexities of motherhood, and the metaphor of Persephone in relation to her struggles. She reflects on the nuances of grief and depression, the importance of representation in literature, and the therapeutic process of writing her book, which invol...

In this conversation, Jonathan Tepper discusses his memoir 'Shooting Up,' which explores his childhood experiences growing up in a drug rehab center in Madrid, the impact of addiction and HIV on his community, and the personal loss he faced with the tragic death of his brother. Tepper reflects on the lessons learned from these experiences, the importance of empathy, and how they shaped his worldvi...

In this conversation, John Ficklin discusses his book 'An Unusual Path,' which chronicles his family's history intertwined with significant events in American history, particularly their experiences in the White House. He reflects on the impact of historical moments such as the assassination of President Kennedy and 9/11, shares personal anecdotes from his time working in the White Hou...

In this conversation, Daniella Mestyanek Young discusses her experiences growing up in a cult and her transition to military life. She explores the dynamics of cults, their recruitment tactics, and their impact on individuals and society. Daniella also reflects on the parallels between cult behavior and current political climates in America, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and understand...

In this conversation, Ed Hajim shares his remarkable journey from a challenging childhood in foster care to becoming a successful CEO and author. He discusses the importance of resilience, self-determination, and the value of giving back to the community. Hajim emphasizes the significance of partnerships in both personal and professional life, and reflects on the lessons learned throughout his exp...

In this engaging conversation, children's musician Molly Whuppie shares her journey and insights into the world of children's music. From her early musical influences to the emotional depth of her songs, Molly discusses the importance of music education and the evolution of folk music. She emphasizes the need for music to be accessible to families and reflects on her own experiences as a m...

This conversation delves into the life and legacy of Sid Caesar, a pivotal figure in American comedy and television. David Margolick discusses his book, 'When Caesar Was King,' exploring how Caesar reinvented comedy while navigating personal and professional challenges. The discussion highlights Caesar's innovative contributions to television, his complex character, and the lasting imp...

Twenty years ago Hollywood superstars Jane Fonda and Eli Wallach each published a memoir or autobiography. In interviews from 2005, Fonda and Wallach talk about their lives and careers. Get your copy of My Life So Far by Jane Fonda and The Good, the Bad, and Me by Eli Wallach As an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything earns from qualifying purchases. You may also enjoy my interviews with Di...

She was a superstar long married to another superstar, but June Carter Cash’s life was not always easy. In this 1988 interview June Carter Cash talks about her memoir From the Heart. Get your copy of From the Heart by June Carter Cash As an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything earns from qualifying purchases. You may also enjoy my interviews with Loretta Lynn and Reba mcEntire For more vint...

It’s estimated there may be as many as 18,000 books that have been written about Abraham Lincoln. one of them was a book by former New York Governor Mario Cuomo, a Democrat who found the Republican Lincoln to be timelessly relevant. In this 2004 interview Cuomo talks about his book Why Lincoln Matters. Get your copy of Why Lincoln Matters by Mario Cuomo As an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Every...

He’s the adopted son of a former U.S. president Obama but he says his life was not complete until he found God. In this 2004 interview Michael Reagan talks about his book Twice Adopted. Get your copy of Twice Adopted by Michael Reagan As an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything earns from qualifying purchases. You may also enjoy my interviews with Dave Thomas and Maureen Reagan For more vint...

Anchorman Peter Jennings was the face of ABC News for two decades until his death from cancer. In this 2007 interview Jennings’s fourth wife Kayce and his former ABC News colleague Lynn Sherr tell Peter’s story. Get your copy of Peter Jennings: A Reporter s Life by Kayce Jennings & Lynn Sherr As an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything earns from qualifying purchases. You may also enjoy my i...

How is it possible for a single song played on the radio one night to change the entire course of someone’s life? In this 1999 interview Barry White talks about his memoir Love Unlimited. Get your copy of Love Unlimited by Barry White As an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything earns from qualifying purchases. You may also enjoy my interviews with Gladys Knight and Otis Williams For more vin...

After a gold medal-winning success as a figure skater, Kristi Yamaguchi found success again as a children’s book author. In this 2012 interview Kristi talks about her book It’s a Big World, Little Pig. Get your copy of It's a Big World, Little Pig by Kristi Yamaguchi As an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything earns from qualifying purchases. You may also enjoy my interviews with Molly Shann...

When Donald Trump throws around the term “leftist radicals” he’s talking about Democrats. But a few years ago a genuine leftist radical started a group aimed at overthrowing the government. In this 2013 interview, Weather Underground co-founder Bill Ayers talks about his book Public Enemy. Get your copy of Public Enemy by Bill Ayers As an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything earns from qual...

The former child actor who once worked with Jack Benny, and who later became the voice of many of the most popular characters on The Simpsons, also proved to wield a potent sword of satire. In this 2006 interview Harry Shearer talks about his debut novel Not Enough Indians. Get your copy of Not Enough Indians by Harry Shearer As an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything earns from qualifying...

At a time when body image is still a determiner of success in show business, comedian and actress Mo’Nique has embraced her plus size and used it to her advantage In this 2003 interview Mo’nique talks about her book Skinny Women Are Evil. Get your copy of Skinny Women Are Evil by Mo’nique As an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything earns from qualifying purchases. You may also enjoy my inter...

The cut throat network TV news environment makes an excellent setting for a murder mystery -- at least it did for a well-known TV news commentator. In this 1998 interview Bill O’Reilly talks about his debut novel Those Who Trespass. Get your copy of Those Who Trespass by Bill O'Reilly As an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything earns from qualifying purchases. You may also enjoy my interview...

Felix and Oscar bickered and argued, but theirs was a genuine friendship. so too with the actors who played them on television. In this 2005 interview Jack Klugman talks about his book Tony And Me. Get your copy of Tony And Me by Jack klugman As an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything earns from qualifying purchases. You may also enjoy my interviews with Neil Simon and Garry Marshall For mo...

His life has been all about politics -- and the media. In this 1988 interview Chris Matthews talks about his first book, Hardball. Get your copy of Hardball by Chris Matthews As an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything earns from qualifying purchases. You may also enjoy my interviews with Barry Goldwater and Pat Schroeder For more vintage interviews with celebrities, leaders, and influencers...