John Callahan Show

On March 28, 2020, our friend and colleague John Callahan, who had suffered a massive stroke a day earlier, passed away at the age of 66. He was a bigger-than-life gentleman who touched millions of lives on television, in film, in the theatre, on iHub Radio, and through his vast and generous humanitarian work. He was a loving father who was so proud of his daughter Kaya. He remained a very good friend and co-parent with his former on-screen and off-screen spouse Eva LaRue. John's acting career spanned some four decades. On this special edition of the John Callahan Show, he is remembered by his friends Anthony Turk, Melissa Neiderman, Bobbie Eakes, Walt Willey, Julia Barr, Kate Zenna, and John McMullen. Dedicated to John's daughter Kaya Callahan. John is perhaps best known for his role of Edmund Grey on the ABC Television Network's iconic daytime drama All My Children, but his credits include dozens of film and television programs. He was also very active with the local theatre scene in the Coachella Valley and helped raise money and awareness for several charities including the American Cancer Society. We miss you very much, John. Rest In Peace, brother. Originally broadcast on April 4, 2020.

In a week filled with panic, hysteria, and not enough action on the part of the federal government as thousands of Americans contract the COVID-19 virus, John shares his thoughts on a crazy news week.

John tackles headlines this week from the big global story around COVID-19. Is the President finally getting real about coronavirus? Joe Biden dominated the most recent primary races. As a registered Democrat, John is relieved that the candidate field is down to only two. He also delves into assertions by a 80's-era actor that Charlie Sheen sexually assaulted another actor. Is it just tabloid fodder? Plus many other stories making news over the past seven days.

Topping this week's big stories, John talks about Super Tuesday primary results, the escalating concerns over the Coronavirus, sporting events being cancelled ... are the music festivals next?