Podcast appearances and mentions of brad majors

David Fleming speaks with Barry Bostwick - the original Brad Majors from the film version of The Rocky Horror Picture show, with the 49th anniversary tour coming to Riverside October 24th.

First, we chatted with the talented Tiya Sircar, best known as Vicky/The Real Eleanor in The Good Place and Sabine Wren in Star Wars: Rebels. Tiya's credits also include roles like Rooni Schuman in Alex, Inc., Neha in The Internship, Delphis in Young Justice, Fiona in Guilty Party, and Pritti Patel in The Fugitive. Anika Noni Rose, the voice behind Princess Tiana in The Princess and the Frog and Ralph Breaks the Internet, joined us to discuss her roles as Lorrell Robinson in Dreamgirls, Pauline in Everything, Everything, Naomi Cole in Let the Right One In, Catwoman in Injustice, Regina in Maid, and Dr. Jan in Amphibia. Then, meet Barry Bostwick, who brought Brad Majors to life in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and shined as Mayor Randall Winston in Spin City. You might also recognize him as Ace Hunter in MegaForce, Norman Coleman in Spy Hard, the Narrator in 3 from Hell, and Roger in Cougar Town. I had the pleasure of speaking with Ernie Hudson, legendary for his role as Winston Zeddmore in Ghostbusters & Ghostbusters II. Ernie has also captivated audiences as Albrecht in The Crow, L.C. Duncan in The Family Business, Herbert ‘Magic' Williams in Quantum Leap, Coach Phil Perretti in Champions, Joseph Vaughn in L.A.'s Finest, Jacob in Grace and Frankie, and Ned Conrad in APB. Finally, also caught up with comedian and actor Pauly Shore known for his hilarious roles as Stoney Brown in Encino Man, Bud Macintosh in Bio-Dome, and Crawl in Son in Law. Pauly has also starred as himself in Pauly Shore Is Dead, voiced Pinocchio in Pinocchio: A True Story, and portrayed characters like Bones Conway in In the Army Now, Bobby Zimmeruski in A Goofy Movie & An Extremely Goofy Movie, and Tommy Collins in Jury Duty. Don't forget to check out his documentary Phat Tuesdays on Prime! This is a star-studded interview you won't want to miss!

Merry Christmas, assholes! Kelly and Leandra share their thoughts about a hidden gem- a deleted Brad Majors song! Is it good? Well, you'll have to listen to hear what your two favorite festive fools think! Do you have a favorite decease celebrity? Let us know at rockyhorrorminute@gmail.com and we may lightly roast them for you in an upcoming minute! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/rocky-horror-minute/support

Barry Knapp Bostwick is an American actor. He is best known for portraying Brad Majors in The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) and Mayor Randall Winston in the sitcom Spin City (1996–2002). Bostwick has also had considerable success in musical theatre, winning a Tony Award for his role in The Robber Bridegroom.Universal Studios Hollywood is adding a Fast and the Furious roller coaster to its theme park. The coaster is going to have a drift effect like the cars in the movie do Mission: Impossible Dead Reckoning director Christopher McQuarrie tells Games Radar that he almost used de-aging technology to make Tom Cruise appear younger at the beginning of the film. "Originally, there had been a whole sequence at the beginning of the movie that was going to take place in 1989, We talked about it as a cold open, we talked about it as flashbacks in the movie, we looked at de-aging. One of the big things about [the de-aging] I was looking at while researching, I kept saying, 'Boy, this de-aging is really good' or 'This de-aging is not so good.' Never did I find myself actually following the story. I was so distracted by an actor that I had known for however long was now suddenly this young person.”The Daily Star says Hugh Grant is under fire for playing an Oompa Loompa in the new Willy Wonka film. Little People actors are furious that he was cast as a little person. Former WWE wrestling star Hornswoggle says, “Don't get me started on the forthcoming Willy Wonka movie. In Mel Stuart's 1971 version, he cast 10 dwarfs to play the Oompa Loompas. In Tim Burton's 2005 remake, the role went to 4ft 4in Gurdeep Roy, who was digitally cloned. So why has the role now gone to 5ft 11in Hugh Grant? People need to see real dwarf actors in blockbuster fantasy movies.”The Daily Mail says Jennifer Garner is taking boxing classes in Los Angeles to prepare for her role as Elektra in ''Deadpool 3''.Tom Holland says getting sober has been one of the best things he's done in his life. Entertainment Tonight quotes him as saying, “I didn't one day wake up and say I'm giving up drinking. I just, like many Brits had, had a very, very boozy December, Christmas time I was on vacation, I was drinking a lot, and I've always been able to drink a lot. I think I get my genes from my mum's side in that thing, not I can, I can drink. And I decided to just give up for January. I just wanted to do dry January and all I could think about was having a drink. That's all I could think about. I was waking up thinking about it. I was checking the clock, when's at 12pm? And it just really scared me. I just was like, wow. Maybe. Maybe I have a little bit of an alcohol thing. So I sort of decided to punish myself and say, I'll do February as well. I'll do two months off. If I can do two months off, then I can prove to myself that I don't have a problem. Two months go by and I was still really struggling. I felt like I couldn't be social. I felt like I couldn't go to the pub and have a lime soda. I couldn't go out for dinner. I was really, really struggling and I started to really worry that maybe I had an alcohol problem.”The Daily Mail says Tom Cruise wants to star in a movie with Margot Robbie. A source tells the newspaper, 'He's got his eyes on his next project and wants Margot to be his leading lady. Tom and Margot made 'tentative plans' to meet up and discuss the project when they return to Los Angeles,

It's almost Easter and Angela Scanlon has a CRACKING show for you as she sits in on The Graham Norton Radio Show Podcast with Waitrose.This weekend:Ore Oduba celebrates the 50th anniversary of the Rocky Horror Show and is set to star as Brad Majors.Elizabeth Day has a brand new book Friendaholic: Confessions of a Friendship Addict.We have 3 lucky callers playing our Waitrose Eggcelent Easter Competition.And Show Chef Martha has the perfect Easter treats including Hot Cross Buns and a leg of lamb.Give us a follow @VirginRadioUK to see more. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

2022 marks the 5Oth Anniversary of one of the most popular musicals in the history of Broadway – GREASE.  My guests on this episode are two of the many stars that emerged from the original Broadway and touring productions of that long running, record breaking show – Barry Bostwick & Marilu Henner. Marilu Henner's association with Grease goes back to the very beginning when as a teenager she created the role of “Marty” in the original Chicago production of the show. A few years later she played the role again in the First National Tour and then eventually on Broadway. Her other appearances in Broadway include the plays and musicals, Over Here!, Chicago, The Tale Of The Allergists Wife, and she starred in the National Tour of Annie Get Your Gun in 2000. She is of course best known for her role on the hit TV series Taxi, as well as her many other film and television appearances. Barry Bostwick created the role of “Danny Zuko” in the original Broadway production of GREASE for which he received a Tony nomination. He has appeared in seven Broadway plays and musicals including his Tony Award winning performance in The Robber Bridegroom. He has starred in dozens of film and television productions including the mini-series George Washington, the hit sitcom Spin City, and as “Brad Majors” in the cult classic the Rocky Horror Picture Show. Both Marilu and Barry have contributed anecdotes and memories to a new book that was released just last week, entitled Grease – Tell Me More, Tell Me More – Stories From The Broadway Phenomenon That Started It All. In this delightful conversation Marilu shares impromptu performances of songs that never made it out of the Chicago production, and tells us why she turned down her initial offer to be in the show in New York. You will also hear about the wild times and amorous adventures that a dynamic young cast of future stars got up to on tour, as well as the immense contribution of Grease's choreographer Pat Birch, the infamous tight pants that Barry thinks helped win him a Tony Award, and much, much more. Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week's special guest is actor & singer Barry Bostwick! The talented & energetic actor has built an amazing legacy through both film & theatre performance. Barry has received both a Golden Globe & a Tony Award for his acting, & is well known for portraying Brad Majors in the musical comedy The Rocky Horror Picture Show. Jay Jay & Barry get along over their musical experiences, and chat about the differences between the creative communities in New York vs Los Angeles over the years. Hear the story of how Barry landed his role in Rocky Horror, Hollywood's doubt & unawareness of its value upon its release, & what it has been like to be a part of this cult institution. This insightful episode has countless gems of stories, & is a must listen for all film, theater & music buffs. Stay up to date on Barry's current acting projects, or have him sign a pair of underwear for you - at barrybostwick.com, & don't miss this conversation - only on The Jay Jay French Connection: Beyond the Music!

Shock Treatment (1981) The follow-up to Rocky Horror Picture show is a sequel to the cult classic but not a direct sequel.  Many Rocky Horror cast members returned for the film, but only Jeremy Newson reprised his role as Ralph Hapschatt. However, due to his title of "Judge", some fans have speculated that Gray is also reprising his role of the unnamed Criminologist. In addition to actors from Rocky Horror, other alums filled out the cast. Many of the original film's Transylvanians appeared as audience members, while Imogen Claire was given the slightly-larger part of the Wardrobe Mistress. Raynor Bourton, who originated the titular role of Rocky in the stage production, portrayed one of the singing soldiers in "Thank God I'm a Man", and Chris Malcolm, who originated the role of Brad Majors, was cast as Vance Parker, a local police officer. Founder and long-time president of Rocky Horror fan club, Sal Piro, also has a silent cameo appearance as the man using the payphone during the opening sequence.  The film would later be turned into a stage musical in 2017 in London, England Streets of Fire (1984) A 1984 American neo-noir rock musical film directed by Walter Hill and co-written by Hill and Larry Gross. The film is described in its opening credits and posters as "A Rock & Roll Fable" and is a mix of various movie genres with elements of retro-1950s woven into then-current 1980s themes.  According to Hill, the film's origins came out of a desire to make what he thought was a perfect film when he was a teenager, and put in all of the things that he thought were "great then and which I still have great affection for: custom cars, kissing in the rain, neon, trains in the night, high-speed pursuit, rumbles, rock stars, motorcycles, jokes in tough situations, leather jackets and questions of honor"  It would inspire Capcom's video game Final Fight. Opening Credits/Introduction (1.54); Oh My GOD!!! (9.25); Shock Treatment 1981 Trailer (14.19); That Is Like So Tubular (19.10); Rate It (49.15); It Is Totally Rad (55.41);  Streets of Fire 1984 Trailer (1:02.32); Bodacious Talk (1:04.54); Such A Wastoid (1:37.38); End Credits (1:44.56); Closing Theme (1:50.25) Opening Credits– Epidermol Sounds Songs within the Show:  Denton, Shock Treatment and Bitchin in the Kitchen taken from the Shock Treatment Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.  Copyright 1981 Twentieth Century Fox Music. Nowhere Fast, Never Be You and  Can Dream About You Taken from Streets of Fire Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.  Copyright 1984 MCA Records. Closing Credits:  Tonight Is What It Means To Be Young performed by Fire Inc. Taken from the Streets of Fire Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.  Copyright 1984 MCA Records. All Rights Reserved. All Songs used by kind permission. All songs available through Amazon.

Barry Bostwick stopped by Silence on Set podcast to talk about what it's like being a legend, his all time favorite song from Rocky Horror Picture Show, the art he is making, and what he is up to now. We also might have gotten him to sing a little. Enjoy! Hosts: Monica Gleberman and Victoria Dupuis -- Bio: Barry Knapp Bostwick (born February 24, 1945) is an American actor and singer. He is best known for portraying Brad Majors in the musical comedy horror film The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975) and Mayor Randall Winston in the sitcom Spin City (1996–2002). Bostwick has also had considerable success in musical theatre, winning a Tony Award for his role in The Robber Bridegroom.

Hello you gorgeous gossips, it's spooky season, shocktober if you will. We are FINALLY covering the cult classic The Rocky Horror Picture Show in our first of two Doctober episodes. After their car breaks down Brad Majors and his fiancée Janet Weiss enter a castle seeking a telephone. However, they are immediately thrust into a strange adventure once they meet the master of the house, Dr. Frank N. Furter. Starring Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon and Barry Bostwick, this Richard O'Brien musical is a non-stop romp.

3B Productions: October 1-2, Stone Productions:November 5th & 6th One fateful night, Brad Majors and his fiancée, Janet Weiss — a wholesome, well-behaved, utterly normal young couple in love — innocently set out to visit an old professor. Unfortunately for them, this night out is destined to be one they will never forget. A thunderstorm and a flat-tire force them to seek help at the castle of Dr. Frank 'N' Furter, an alien, transvestite scientist with a manic genius and insatiable libido. Brad, Janet, and Frank' N' Furter's cohorts are swept up into the scientist's latest experiment. The night's misadventures will cause Brad and Janet to question everything they've known about themselves, each other, love, and lust. A loving homage to the classic B sci-fi film and horror genres with an irresistible rock'n'roll score, The Rocky Horror Show is a hilarious, wild ride that no audience will soon forget.

They're quuueeeeeer. Hey y'all, happy late Pride! We are here with Eric, a camp connoisseur, to discuss the relationship between camp, queerness, and horror. We also delve into queer representation in horror history. Yes, it's a long one, but class is in session and we're here to teach! Join us as we discuss the royalty of John Waters, the controversy of Sleepaway Camp, the hunkiness of Brad Majors in fishnets, the baby gayness of Eleanor Vance, and everything in between! 

Felicity Kendal made her stage debut as a baby. Over 70 years later she's preparing to appear in her first musical, Anything Goes. She talks to Nikki Bedi and Suzy Klein about her career, including the impact of playing Barbara in The Good Life. Sarah Bickers grew up in a welcoming but messy home, and, living with ADHD, has learnt how to to create order out of chaos. She shares her experiences to help others as a professional declutterer. Jamie Hull was involved in a plane crash which saw most of his body burnt and he was given a 5% chance of survival. It took years for him to recover mentally and physically. He talks about how he's found the strength to seize life and inspire others. George The Poet shares his Inheritance Tracks: And the Beat Goes On by The Whispers and Collateral Damage by Burna Boy. Ore Oduba triumphed in the 14th series of Strictly Come Dancing. He's now about to tour the country in the Rocky Horror show. Felicity Kendal is appearing in Anything Goes at the Barbican Theatre in London from Friday 23 July 2021, until Sunday 17th October. Life on a Thread by Jamie Hull is out now. George The Poet: Live From The Barbican takes place on Thursday 1st July. Ore Oduba stars as Brad Majors in The Rocky Horror Show - which is touring at venues across the UK from the 16th July. Producer: Claire Bartleet Editor: Richard Hooper

Bachman Turner Overdrive - My Wheels Won't Turn (1977)   Brian Protheroe - Pinball (1975) He had a small role in the 1978 film Superman as a co-pilot of Air Force One. In 1984 he played in the West End musical "Pump Boys and Dinettes" on piano and vocals and percussion.  Cher - Classification 1A (1971) Written by Sonny Bono. Tacky as ever. Especially the end.  Dave Clark Five - Put a Little Love In Your Heart (1969) Dunn & McCashen - Alright In The City (1970) Gary Glitter - Rock And Roll Part 5  (12" extended version) (1987) Produced by Trevor Horn. Wretched. Sometimes you get the feeling I don't like you at all.  O'Kaysions - Love Machine (1968) Their hit was "Girl Watcher". Creepy album cover.  Nat Dove and the Devils - Theme from "Petey Wheatstraw" (1977) I saw this movie a few days ago. Pretty entertaining.  Robey - One Night In Bangkok (1984) While Murray Head's "One Night In Bangkok" was just starting to climb the Billboard Hot 100, Canadian singer and actress (Louise) Robey hit the charts with her own version. It spent three weeks on the Hot 100 in March 1985, peaking at No. 77. Robey's version fared better on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart, peaking at No. 5. Remember when I talked about Kid Creole appearing on this chart repeatedly? Same thing.  Roller Blade Trailer (1986) Sly & The Family Stone - Frisky (1973) The Archies - Bicycles Rollerskates & You (1969) The Checkmates - I Keep Forgetting (1970) "I Keep Forgettin'" is a song originally released by Chuck Jackson, written by Jerry Leiber, Mike Stoller, and Garfield. This single is often cited as one of the most innovative yet least commercial singles written and produced by Leiber-Stoller. In 1982, Michael McDonald released a song titled "I Keep Forgettin' (Every Time You're Near)". The song's similarity to Jackson's "I Keep Forgettin'" resulted in Leiber and Stoller being given a songwriting credit. The Klowns - Lady Love (1970) The brainchild of songwriter Jeff Barry, The Klowns were formed on the success of the Archies. The band featured actor Barry Bostwick, who portrayed Brad Majors in Rocky Horror Picture Show. Unlike the Archies, the Klowns never achieved heavy chart success with their only Billboard Hot 100 entry, "Lady Love", which peaked at #95.  The Klowns - River Cruisin' (1970)  The Klowns - Honey Bunny Day (1970) Bob Dylan - It's Alright, Ma (I'm Only Bleeding) (Live) (1965)  Bob Dylan - Wigwam (1970) Bob Dylan - You're A Big Girl Now (1975) Donovan - Comin To You (1980) Donovan - A Well-Known Has-Been (1976) Donovan - Dare To Be Different (1977) Donovan - Rock and Roll Souljer (1974) Noosha Fox - More Than Molecules (1980) Noosha Fox - Odd Peculiar Strange (1980) Fox - Dejenina (1977) Nat Dove and the Devils - Theme from "Petey Wheatstraw" (1977) I programmed this song twice. Dur dur.  Procol Harum - A Salty Dog (1969) Wooden Horse - Loving Man (1972) Noosha Fox's folk group before Fox was formed. Sort of like Debbie Harry or Gail Garnett in reverse. I have played Fox's song "S-s-s-single Bed" a few times on my show. I really like it.  Chicago Line - Shimmy Shimmy Ko Ko Bop (1966) Bass player Louis Cennamo played on James Taylor's first album as well as being a member of the original version of the band Renaissance (pre-Annie Haslam). Kill me for knowing that.  Terry Knight - Saint Paul (1969) The Fortunes - Seasons In The Sun (1968) An English harmony beat group. Formed in 1963 in Birmingham, they first came to prominence and international acclaim in 1965, when "You've Got Your Troubles" broke into the US and UK Top 10s. So Terry Jacks' version was a cover of a cover, basically. The original, written by Jacques Brel, was translated (more or less) into English by Rod McKuen in 1964. His lyrics were a little more...adult... Adieu, Francoise, my trusted wife,  Without you, I'd have had a lonely life,  You cheated lots of times, but then,  I forgave you in the end,  Though your lover was my friend,  With your lovers everywhere,  Just be careful, I'll be there...   The Rollers - No Doubt About It (1981) Who does this sound like to you? I hear Toto. The Bay City Rollers, long removed (in '70s rock years) from fame, kept going for a while and released three records under the name The Rollers. They are not as bad as you might think. Sort of a Corporate Rock sound. No heart or soul, but no embarrassing shit, either, and YES, I have heard all three.  The Klowns - Yellow Sunglasses (1970)

Welcome to the 20th super-sized episode of Broadway Babies! This week Noelle and Stephanie welcome Ryan McCartan (Heathers, Rocky Horror, Wicked, Frozen)!! Most recently, Ryan played the role of Hans in Disney’s Frozen on Broadway. Additional theater credits include Fiyero in Wicked on Broadway, and originating the roles of JD in Heathers The Musical and Mac in Scotland, PA, off-broadway. Ryan was thrilled to be a part of The Rocky Horror Picture Show as Brad Majors, released on Fox Television. Young audiences know Ryan as Diggie from Disney Channel’s Liv & Maddie. Additional television credits include Freakish, Royal Pains, Midnight TX, Monday Mornings, Last Man Standing and The Middle. Ryan’s original music is available on Spotify, iTunes and most music outlets. Instagram: @mccarya tiktok: @ryan.mccartan Twitter: @ryanmccartan --- Stephanie Andersen (Bare: A Pop Opera, Original Cast, Cast Recording and Revival) and Noelle Hannibal (Hair: 20th Anniversary Production, Star Trek, Buffy) and are professional performers and fangirls with a deep and never-ending love for musical theatre. Join them as they chat about all things Broadway on this special podcast which will feature interviews with some of Broadway's most beloved stars. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/broadway-babies/support

Welcome to Time Warp Radio, the Rocky Horror Picture Show Movie-by-Minute Podcast, where with each seven minutes, we can make you a faaaa-aaa-aaaa—a-annnn!

There’s an old adage about dogs: Everybody thinks theirs is the best. And nobody is wrong. The same might be said of productions of “The Rocky Horror Show.” From basic to high-tech, every version is the best. And nobody is wrong about that. But this year’s production at Arkansas Public Theatre hopes to go beyond expectations. Hear about it as Becca Martin-Brown, Features editor, chats with director Ed McClure; Michael Myers, who portrays Dr. Frank N. Furter; and Ben Baldwin, new to the role of Brad Majors. Be sure to look for our story on Sunday. FAQ ‘The Rocky Horror Show’ WHEN — 8 p.m. Sept. 13-14; 2 p.m. Sept. 15; 8 p.m. Sept. 19-21; 2 p.m. Sept. 22; again Sept. 26-29 WHERE — Arkansas Public Theatre in Rogers COST — $30-$42 INFO — 631-8988, arkansaspublictheatre.org BONUS — “Men With Earrings” by Eureka Springs photographer John Rankine is on show in the Zephyr Blevins Gallery.

If you're a sweet transvestite, you'll definitely be filled with antici...pation for this episode where we interview Barry Bostwick, who you may know as Brad Majors in The Rocky Horror Picture Show. We find out about his early career in The Klowns, originating the role of Danny in Grease, why singing to dogs is a bad idea, and what it was like working with both Michael J Fox and Charlie Sheen. Damn it Janet, it's time for THE NIGHT TIME SHOW!

Stream podcast episodes on demand from www.bitesz.com (mobile friendly).The Rocky Horror Show (Her Majesty’s Theatre, Melbourne)Ready to thrill you with its frothy fun and naughty moments, this is the boldest bash of them all, so sharpen those stilettos for the rockiest ride of your life!  Follow squeaky-clean sweethearts Brad and Janet on an adventure they’ll never forget.On the way to visit an old college professor, two clean cut kids, Brad Majors and his fiancée Janet Weiss, run into tyre trouble and seek help at the site of a light down the road.  It’s coming from the Frankenstein place, where Dr Frank N Furter is in the midst of one of his maniacal experiments.For more details, visit: https://www.hmt.com.au/whats-on/rocky-horror-show/ Theatre First RSS feed:   https://audioboom.com/channels/4839371.rssSubscribe, rate and review Theatre First at all good podcatcher apps, including Apple Podcasts (formerly iTunes), Stitcher, Pocket Casts, audioBoom, CastBox.FM, Podbean etc.If you're enjoying Theatre First podcast, please share and tell your friends. Your support would be appreciated...thank you.#theatre #stage #reviews #melbourne #australia Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

MARK EDWARDS is an American actor and singer. Notable performances include three national tours: Jersey Boys, Disney’s Beauty and the Beast and Camelot. Other favorite productions include playing Sky Masterson in Guys and Dolls, Harold Hill in The Music Man, Robert Martin in The Drowsy Chaperone, Brad Majors in The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and The Barback in The Imbible: A Spirited History of Drinking. He can currently be seen on the New York stage playing Nick Massi in Jersey Boys.Hosts: Paul Wontorek, Beth Stevens, Caitlyn Gallip

What if we had more diversity in action films? That's what actor John Brougher set out to show with the short film Iron & Rage. Iron & Rage reimagines Marvel's Netflix series Iron Fist as an Asian-American superhero with a diverse supporting cast. This Tuesday, we discuss this and more when John Brougher joins Graphic Policy Radio with hosts Brett and Elana. John is an actor based out of Los Angeles who can be seen on screen and stage, playing such roles as Dan in the first season of "The A-Word," Bob in "Secret Valentine," the titular role of Willum Cubbert in "The Nerd," and James Ryan in Mark Jason Williams's "Straight-Faced Lies" in the Capital Fringe Festival. Before that, he was "Brad Majors" in Nu Sass Productions's "The Rocky Horror Show" and was Jacob in "Tent of Dreams: An Occuplay," an Iraq war veteran who turns to faith after his tour of duty. John Brougher has been Bottom in "A Midsummer Night's Dream," the Pirate King in "The Pirates of Penzance," worked on numerous commercials and films, and hosted many events. Listen in and Tweet us your questions @graphicpolicy.

The original Brad Majors chats with Allan Lamberti prior to his upcoming appearance at New Haven's College Street Music Hall for the 40th anniversary screening of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" - his thoughts on the cult film, the upcoming remake, and what curse word fans call him when they see him on the street. Image Credit: PR Photos

The original Brad Majors chats with Allan Lamberti prior to his upcoming appearance at New Haven's College Street Music Hall for the 40th anniversary screening of "The Rocky Horror Picture Show" - his thoughts on the cult film, the upcoming remake, and what curse word fans call him when they see him on the street. Image Credit: PR Photos

Award-winning actor Barry Bostwick reminisces about The Rocky Horror Picture Show in this annual tribute to the bizarre cult classic. He also talks with Alan Levy, CEO of BlogTalkRadio, and other fans concerning the popular midnight shows connected with this outrageous movie. Bostwick, who played the key role of “Brad Majors,” Susan Sarandon’s naïve boyfriend, speaks candidly regarding his experiences connected with the film -- including weather problems, what it was like working with Susan Sarandon, his favorite scene in the movie, and much more. As an added attraction, filmmakers Larry Viezel and Shawn Stutler call in to preview Rocky Horror Saved My Life, their upcoming documentary about Rocky Horror fans.    Bostwick has appeared in over 100 films and television productions. He may be best-known as the clueless mayor on Spin City. However, he’s a triple-threat entertainer -- singer, dancer, actor -- who created the role of Danny Zuko in Grease on Broadway and won a Tony for his work in The Robber Bridegroom. He’s appeared in TV programs like CougarTown, Glee, Law & Order SVU, George Washington, and War and Remembrance (for which he earned a Golden Globe). Among Bostwick’s numerous movies are: Movie Movie; 101 Dalmatians II; Some Guy Who Kills People; and FDR: American Badass!

Just a completely normal episode! Nothing special to hear here at all! All four hosts are present, as is special guest and zoo-runner, Doctor Mike Pembleton! And no, the host segment is not exceedingly short, why do you ask? I am not sure what you mean--it can't be the case, since the episode is still a normal length, right? So I don't know what you mean. In this episode: A special, noir-styled episode of The Diner! Three episodes of This Day in History and Celebrity Where Are They Now In History featuring John Hodgman, Kermit the Frog, and Brad Majors! The much ballyhooed return of Frank Allen Interviews, with an exclusive interview with the infamous mister Frank Allen! The second episode of the miniseries Nathan Van Etten Saves Vermont in which Nathan deals with loss! A nifty smattering of listener mail! A Scapie cover of the Grateful Dead's hit song, "A Touch of Grey"! NOTHING ELSE AT ALL! Nope, nothing else! We will get by! Download it now! And, please, send us your questions, comments, suggestions, and alternate spellings to castinwax@gmail.com! As text or MP3s! We're not picky!

Episode 15: Brad Majors is an Asshole.: Let’s do the Time Warp again! After 35 years of absolute pleasure, The Rocky Horror Picture Show has become a CULTural phenomenon. Some of us grew up with it (me). Some of us managed to escape its magic all these years (JohnBo). Full of sex, gaity, rock n’ roll, and a whole lot of fucking nonsense, this movie is undoubtedly one of the classics. It’s what every cult movie dreams of being when it grows up. Join me, a self-proclaimed Rocky Horror “expert,” and John Boschini as we take away his Rocky Horror virginity in this week’s episode of Media Monkeys and Junky Junkies, guaranteed to thrill you, chill you, and fulfill you!