Podcasts about greatest entertainer

Your Humble Host is happy to bring you this post-Thanksgiving & Early Christmas Bing Crosby Philco Radio Time show with very special guest, Al Jolson!! This was one of the early appearances of the World's Greatest Entertainer on Bing ring dang do. And it's a Doozy. From December 3, 1947 to you on the Library of Sound Volume 380, enjoy.

Excerpt of the 25 Nov 1948 Kraft Music Hall starring Al Jolson. Victor Mature was the guest star on this program, but this segment is from the end of the broadcast, and is a Thanksgiving message to people of all faiths from the World's Greatest Entertainer, concluding with "Little Pal." There is much more in the complete show, including a comedy routine with Mature. The complete broadcast, along with other Jolson radio shows, is available at the Official Al Jolson Website at www.jolson.org.

On this episode, world class choreographer & artist Flii Stylz "Plopped" down on the big Green sofa. Flii Stylz has choreographed for Chris Brown, Usher, Jennifer Lopez and countless others! His resume spans over 30 years! He has even danced with THE Greatest Entertainer of ALL TIME, MICHAEL JACKSON!

In Todays Episode we talked with the hottest barber in NY about a bunch of topics and situation life events. Do you guys think One man or woman can remain monogamous in a relationship? Is Kanye arguable the greatest entertainer ever? What Would You Do If.... Find out in the newest episode 

Joining us today, fresh off his departure from Eastenders is seasoned actor and self-styled “The Greatest Entertainer in his price range” - the lovely Brian Conley!After only announcing his departure last week, we chat about his time in Albert Square and how he's keen to get stuck in to lots of other projects. We also talk about how tough times at school were the catalyst to him constantly looking to do more, some of his favourite stage performances and how he once offered Tom Cruise and Nicole Kidman some… private time with him and his wife. You'll have to listen to believe it!***Please take the time to rate and review us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you get your pods. It means a great deal to the show and will make it easier for other potential listeners to find us. Thanks!*** Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

He is a former PGA Pro, and he began a comedy/exhibition act in 1984 doing trick shots, golf tips, and speaking to business groups at tournaments. Buddy mixes amazing golf skills, a knack for flair in his exhibitions, and a strong sense of humor-all giving him the title of "Golf's Greatest Entertainer." Buddy also gives his thoughts and opinions on how we as believers can better respond to the culture. Buddy has a strong conviction that all believers need to be active in sharing their faith and having a concern for others' spiritual wellbeing.

Previously, we discussed our iconic pop queens and how their songs typically fit into distinct categories that hit an emotional button that appeals to gay men.In this episode, we continue our Gay Icons series with none other than… Judy Garland. Known as the World's Greatest Entertainer, Judy is remembered for her vaudeville roots, iconic camp performances, and personal struggles, which mirrored those of her gay audience. Additional Resources:Vaudeville DefinitionWhy is Judy Garland the Ultimate Gay Icon?Get Your MerchSupport the show

“J-E-double-F” is how the golden-haired grappler introduced himself to a national audience in 1993. “J-A-double-R. E-double-T” is how he finished that introduction. If you're a longtime fan of professional wrestling it has been impossible to miss the name of Jeff Jarrett in the squared circle. The third-generation talent grew up in the business of steel chairs, heel-turns and backstage politics. And if you've watched his career unfold you know this Tennessee-born natural heel has a unique history. A heel who for many years would tell you he was both the “World's Greatest Wrestler” and “World's Greatest Entertainer”. That self-styled bravado drew the ire of fans and the notice of promoters in this unusual industry.

Steve-o has joined the greatest hang in the universe to talk Johnny Knoxville, the first stunt he backed out of, & working with SteveWillDoIt. Strap in and come hang out ☠️

Professor Paul Moynagh allayed fears about the Monkeypox virus and Covid variants. Daniel O'Donnell reflected on recent events and looked forward to his first performance at the Pro Cathedral on June bank holiday weekend. Simon Donnelly grows acres of gorgeous strawberries, Rockathon returns to Fairyhouse this weekend, a close call in the Naul for horse trainer James McAuley and another belter from the Greatest Entertainer. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The World's Greatest Entertainer takes us back to his formative years growing up in Harlem and how he developed his amazing beatboxing skills. Doug E. also recounts how he met and developed a creative dynamic with Slick Rick, tells a funny story about the time a promoter misspelled his name on a flyer, and for the real hip-hop heads, Nas, Minya and Doug go in depth on the Big Daddy Kane vs. KRS-One Verzuz battle, breaking down each of the legendary MCs' strengths. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Today on another encore episode of the Rarified Heir Podcast, we talk to Adam Shawn, son of the immensely talented and hysterical comedian Dick Shawn. Adam and host Josh Mills have quite a connection here as Dick Shawn and Josh's mom Edie Adams starred together in films like It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, television movies like Fast Friends and Evil Roy Slade and a TV variety show, Here's Edie, hosted by, who else, Edie Adams. The connections don't stop there. Shawn and Ernie Kovacs, Edie's first husband starred in the war-time comedy, Wake Me When it's Over. We recorded this in person, pre-pandemic and got to talk to Adam about some of his father's best roles including L.S.D. in the original version of Mel Brooks' The Producers, his one-man show The (2nd) Greatest Entertainer in the World and his antics on The Tonight Show, The Ed Sullivan Show and even on a Fat Boys album in the 1980s. Adam spoke with us about his dad's stint in the minors playing for the Chicago White Sox affiliate, a very intense incident in Miami Beach with a mobsters moll (evidently) & how to this day, his father's inventive and genius comedy is severely underappreciated. Oh the places you'll go, on this encore episode of the Rarified Heir Podcast.

His Mother called him Douglas, the hip-hop world calls him "The World's Greatest Entertainer," most know him as Doug E Fresh. The Human Beatbox joins Gentry Thomas on this episode of The Backstage Pass to talk about his new album and wanting to spread good vibes and energy. Fresh grew up in Harlem, N.Y. and says the best thing he did was get the permission to use the Inspector Gadget theme for his hit song The Show with Slick Rick. On the podcast he tells us how he got connected with Prince through Sinbad and what made the The Artist so special. He also gives us a preview of his new album This One's for Chuck Brown paying homage to The Godfather of Go-Go music. The 55-year old told us that he was introduced to Go-Go music in DC. Listen to this episode and all the episodes of The Backstage Pass now available wherever you get your podcasts.  email the show @ gentry@gentrythomas.com See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

His Mother called him Douglas, the hip-hop world calls him "The World's Greatest Entertainer," most know him as Doug E Fresh. The Human Beatbox joins Gentry Thomas on this episode of The Backstage Pass to talk about his new album and wanting to spread good vibes and energy. Fresh grew up in Harlem, N.Y. and says the best thing he did was get the permission to use the Inspector Gadget theme for his hit song The Show with Slick Rick. On the podcast he tells us how he got connected with Prince through Sinbad and what made the The Artist so special. He also gives us a preview of his new album This One's for Chuck Brown paying homage to The Godfather of Go-Go music. The 55-year old told us that he was introduced to Go-Go music in DC. Listen to this episode and all the episodes of The Backstage Pass now available wherever you get your podcasts.  email the show @ gentry@gentrythomas.com   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Excerpt of the 25 Nov 1948 Kraft Music Hall starring Al Jolson. Victor Mature was the guest star on this program, but this segment is from the end of the broadcast, and is a Thanksgiving message to people of all faiths from the World's Greatest Entertainer, concluding with "Little Pal." There is much more in the complete show, including a comedy routine with Mature. The complete broadcast, along with other Jolson radio shows, is available at the Official Al Jolson Website at www.jolson.org.

AKASHI MEDIA PODCAST LIVE segment dedicated to The Greatest Entertainer who LIVED MICHAEL JACKSON --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/akashimediapodcastlive/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/akashimediapodcastlive/support

Paul Mooney once did an interview entitled "Too Black for Hollywood". It is a funny piece in the usual Mooney style, but it also touches on how his style of comedy was never really accepted by the vast majority of people. Mooney was able to make a career for himself and lived comfortably for most of his life, but this was largely because he remained true to his roots, never really opting to spend large amounts of money outside of the black community. He lived in black neighborhoods and spent his money their his whole life. He also went into great detail about how most black entertainers simply do not do this, how the first thing minority entertainers do is abandon the communities they grow up in. These minority entertainers boast about how they came from nothing and made themselves into something. The "nothing" they refer to coming from is a just another cheap shot directed at poor people. In the minds of minority celebrities, not getting paid millions of dollars means that you are a loser; they are just like Donald Trump in that sense and it should come as no surprise that so many of them were willing to abandon poor people of color all because Trump threw them some damn tax breaks. I will never forget that. I will not allow people to forget that these fake ass "pro black" celebrities sucked the dick of a white man so they could make more money, and leave people like me to rot in poverty. I have no love for traitors. These minority celebrities are always the first ones to hop on every movement created by black people, not because they agree with the movement, but because they want to profit off of it. And minority celebrities have profited greatly from the struggle of poor minorities who look just like them and have the same talent as them, but just were not chose by white producers. Because these minority celebrities are chosen by white establishment racists, nothing they say can really be trusted. You have no way of knowing how sincere any of these people are when they say something on twitter or youtube. They could just be telling a lies. If you go by their actions, you will see that these people have done nothing apart from making phony speeches about equality, while allowing the same racist casting in their industry to continue. But they were perfectly okay with benefiting financially from the the George Flyod death, which received widespread political coverage. There were all kinds of interviews with rich black people and other minority entertainers when Flyod was murdered, all of a sudden these rich people who did everything they could to get away from the black community, living in white neighborhoods like those found in Beverly Hills and the Midwest, remembered where they came from. But up until that point all they did was make fun of people like me and deny us jobs just like their white owners. The reason this changed was not, as they like to claim, the violent death of George Flyod; the real reason they "cared" about black people again was because they wanted even more money than they already had. At the time of Flyod's death and the early protesting that occurred, white America was mostly on the side of Black Lives Matter. And wherever there are white people, you will find minority celebrities trying to make money. Why? Because the people who bring you minority entertainment are mostly white, about eighty-three percent of theater producers and writers are white and white actors compose sixty-six percent of every cast. A bunch of minority entertainers, all of them wealthy, fired off a letter to the theatre community about its lack of people of color onstage about a year ago today. Nothing has came of that letter; nothing has changed. No one is really fighting for people like me in the entertainment industry, aside from myself that is. No celebrity can understand the pain rejection and despair. They have their wealth and fame to always fall back on. Spare me the act; none of y'all really care about us. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/morecontentplease/support

Jones and Doogie get into a listeners opinion that Drake is the greatest entertainer of all time. Gotta be an April Fool's Joke. Email: themusicjonespodcast@gmail.com

MINI-SODE shedding some fresh spotlight on "Presenting Lily Mars" (1943) Research material for this episode listed below. Frickie, J (2003) Judy Garland: A Portrait in Art & Anecdote. Bulfinch Schmidt, R, L (2014) Judy Garland on Judy Garland. Chicago Running Press Frickie, J (1992) Judy Garland World's Greatest Entertainer. Little, Brown and Company Schechter, S (2002) Judy Garland: The Day-by-Day Chronicle of a Legend. First Taylor Trade Publishing Frickie, J (2010) Judy Garland: A Legendary Film Career. Running Press Frank, G (1975) Judy. Fletcher & Son --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/valleyofthedolls-pod/support

This is a deep dive into Judy Garland's body of work on television during the later part of her career. A factual audio essay. I will be joined in conversation with friend and fellow Judy Garland enthusiast Benn Garner toward the end of the show. Research material for this episode listed below. Sanders, C. S (1990). The Judy Garland Show: Rainbow's End. Morrow Frickie, J (1992). Judy Garland World's Greatest Entertainer. Little, Brown and Company Schechter, S (2002) Judy Garland: The Day-by-Day Chronicle of a Legend. First Taylor Trade Publishing Frickie, J (2010) Judy Garland: A Legendary Film Career. Running Press Frank, G (1975) Judy. Fletcher & Son --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/valleyofthedolls-pod/support

Excerpt of the 01 Oct 1946 tribute broadcast to Al Jolson. This star-studded program originated from both New York and California, and included George Jessel, Eddie Cantor, Dinah Shore, Frank Sinatra, Bob Hope, Perry Como, and others, in an hour long tribute to the World's Greatest Entertainer upon the release of The Jolson Story. This podcast includes songs by Eddie Cantor, Dinah Shore, and Frank Sinatra, along with the ending of the program by Mr. Jolson. If there is any doubt about how those in the business felt about Al Jolson, this should get rid of them for all time. The complete broadcast, along with other Jolson radio shows, is available at the Official Al Jolson Website at www.jolson.org.

Al Jolson, The World's Greatest Entertainer, has a story that is full of ups and downs. Mika and Nick attempt to cover every aspect of his overly-dramatic life.  Follow us on Social media!  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SoundofHistory/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/soundofhistory_ Videos in This Episode:  "Ma Blushin Rosie" by Al Jolson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=023QwhDNdIQ  "That Haunting Melody" by Al Jolson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oaFr07iIn5c   "Rum Tum Tiddle" by Al Jolson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jiotRMjlg6w  "You Made Me Love You" by Al Jolson: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hI5FAwhjrNE  "Mammie" by Al Jolson in The Jazz Singer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PIaj7FNHnjQ

Dr. J gets educated on Soupy Sales, Clemson boat races Alabama (what a shame), and the Packers find their new head coach (Peter LaFleur's brother). Tom Silverstein drops by for two segments and Jeff Potrykus joins the show as well.

From our audio vault. The Original Human beat box Doug E.Fresh took some time out to join us and talk about a special event that was going down addressing the issue of depression in the community. We touched on a lot of areas including: creating the beat box, hip hop against all odds, the infamous curls, hip hop trading cards, a near robbery back in the day in queens, foreclosure on his properties, Scientology & the connection to Issac Hayes, the opening of his new restaurant, and thoughts on his sons. This is one of those classics you can't miss. Tweet: @thermalsoundwav IG: @thermalsoundwaves Facebook: @thermalsoundwaves --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thermal-soundwaves/support

Gary, Lisa, Brandon & Crystal START talking about the Greatest Entertainer of All Time, but it turns into a discussion about Elvis - Graceland, and whether it was actually tacky for the time or not - and the unusual (and embarrassing) circumstances around his death. Oh, and there's a quick mention of tomorrow's Hump Day Wednesday topic, if you hang toward the end. Thankyouverymuch. See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Friend of the podcast FTW at USA Today's Ted Berg joins us on the podcast to talk baseball and sports movies, celebrity interactions in New York City, his love of Mike Trout and following the World Cup solely through food offerings in New York City! Read about Ted's World Cup food journey at For The Win as part of USA Today! You can follow Ted on Twitter at @OGTedBerg! Follow the Dennis Has A Podcast on Twitter at @DHAPshow, listen to and subscribe on Spotify, iTunes, Stitcher, iHeartRadio, PocketCasts and TuneIn Radio (leave a comment and 5 stars!)! You can get your Dennis Has A Podcast t-shirt at Pro Wrestling Tees!

Aasmah Mir and Richard Coles are joined by history obsessive Dr Lucy Worsley, whose mission is to make history accessible: she writes books for adults and children, she presents TV documentaries, often dressing up as historical characters to further tell their tales, and she is also Chief Curator of Historic Royal Palaces. Her latest book is about Jane Austen, who, Lucy says, was one of the most important Georgians. Brian Conley might be best known as the host of his eponymous show, but he's played lead roles in musicals such as Me and My Girl, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Hairspray, Oliver!, The Music Man, Barnum and Jolson for which he was nominated for a prestigious Laurence Olivier Award. He's presented the Royal Variety Performance on eight occasions and appeared on TV shows such as The Grimleys and Time after Time and recorded three albums. He joins us in the middle of his latest tour: 'Still the Greatest Entertainer in His Price Range'. Elizabeth Noble is a writer of fiction who mourns the demise of the letter. She has kept letters from parents, lovers, and children and finds them not only treasures in themselves but also with content even more revealing years later. Listener Neil Rushton contacted us about a hobby of his - ice water swimming, which he does in a club run by Pauline Barker, who is the UK Country Ambassador for the International Ice Swimming Association. She joins us to talk about swimming in zero temperatures. JP Devlin goes to Sheffield in search of the Record collector store for Record Store Day. Samuel West chooses his Inheritance Tracks - Dory Previn's Play it again Sam and Matt Bianco's Get out of your lazy bed. 'Jane Austen at Home' and 'Lady Mary', are both by Lucy Worsley Brian Conley's show 'Still the Greatest Entertainer in his Price Range' is touring the UK until June Brian Conley's new TV series starts 16th April on Channel 4 'Buy it now' Elizabeth Noble's latest novel is 'Letters to Iris'.

Khalil, Rome, Von and Tebow sit down and discuss... Cardi B Album review(01:30) Album of the year so far (10:45) Nicki Minaj Interview(15:00) What do we expect from Cole's album? (20:20) Drakes Best Album? (31:50) Greatest Entertainer of all time? (46:50) and much more! Follow us on TWITTER: @wild_pod INSTAGRAM: @wild.perspectives

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