Podcast appearances and mentions of joanna cameron

Join Michael Gray, the beloved star of Shazam!, in a captivating conversation as he unveils the secrets of his iconic role as Billy Batson. From working with legendary co-stars like Les Tremayne, John Davey, and Jackson Bostwick to sharing thrilling stories about guest stars such as JoAnna Cameron and Jackie Earle Haley, this conversation is a nostalgic journey into the world of the beloved Saturday morning TV show.   My guest, Michael Gray, and I discuss: Michael Gray's thrilling surprise cameo in "Shazam! Fury of the Gods" Unforgettable moments with Zachary Levi on the set of "Shazam! Fury of the Gods" The rollercoaster ride of being a teen idol and gracing the covers of "Tiger Beat" magazine Unbreakable bonds: Michael's friendships with Davy Jones and The Osbournes The legendary cameo as Burt Reynolds' brother in "Run Simon Run" that skyrocketed Michael's popularity and landed him in "Tiger Beat" magazine Michael's time at the Pasadena Playhouse Hair-raising fan encounters during the glory days of teen idolhood Michael Gray's transformation into Archer's beloved "TV's Michael Gray" Michael's time on "The Little People," later renamed "The Brian Keith Show" and the story of how he learned he wasn't going to be in season two. The remarkable journey of landing the role of Billy Batson on the iconic Saturday morning TV show, "Shazam!" and collaborating with Les Tremayne, John Davey, and Jackson Bostwick A star-studded experience: Working with an incredible lineup of guest stars on "Shazam!" including JoAnna Cameron, Jackie Earle Haley, Dabbs Greer, and Dannie Bonnaduche Hilarious anecdotes from autograph shows with Burt Ward and Adam West, who coincidentally voiced one of the elders on "Shazam!" Michael Gray as Marsha Brady's charming boyfriend, Jeffrey, on "The Brady Bunch" Michael's struggle to find roles after being typecast as Billy Batson Prepare to be captivated as Michael Gray shares even more captivating stories and surprises!   You're going to love my conversation with Michael Gray IMDB Instagram Website Twitter Facebook   Follow Jeff Dwoskin (host): Jeff Dwoskin on Twitter The Jeff Dwoskin Show podcast on Twitter Podcast website Podcast on Instagram Join my mailing list Buy me a coffee (support the show) Subscribe to my Youtube channel (watch Crossing the Streams!) Yes, the show used to be called Live from Detroit: The Jeff Dwoskin Show      

In this episode, Mark & Dan look back on the life and carrier of JoAnna Cameron, famous for her role as the superhero Isis, along with several other shows that shaped our social values on Saturday morning. 00:00:24 More “POP” Less “POW” 00:19:10 Isis 00:35:35 Pitches & Fan Letters TOTAL RUNTIME: 00:36:30 The ESO Network  … Ep# 42 – Isis and the Social Values Movement Read More » The post Ep# 42 – Isis and the Social Values Movement appeared first on The ESO Network.

Ep# 42 - Isis and the Social Values Movement In this episode, Mark & Dan look back on the life and carrier of Joanna Cameron, famous for her role as the superhero Isis, along with several other shows that shaped our social values on Saturday morning. 00:00:24 More "POP" Less "POW" 00:19:10 Isis 00:35:35 Pitches & Fan Letters TOTAL RUNTIME: 00:36:30 The ESO Network esonetwork.com www.patreon.com/esonetwork facebook.com/groups/esonetwork Instagram:@eso_network Twitter: @ESONetwork feedback@esonetwork.com #esonetwork Mark McCray thebestsaturdaysofourlives.com ~ tbsool.com ~ tbsool.com/podcast Facebook: @tbsool ~ @tbsoolp Instagram: @MarkMcTBSOOL ~ @best_saturdays_of_our_lives Twitter: @MarkMcTBSOOL markmccray072@gmail.com #tbsool #thebestsaturdaysofourlives #thebestsaturdaysofourlivespodcast #markmccray Dan Klink Facebook: @Dan.M.Klink Instagram: @dan_klink Twitter: @TheRealDanKlink Thunder Talk thundertalk.org Social Media: @thundertalkpod JOIN THE THUNDER FAITHFUL @ https://www.facebook.com/groups/578372072758335/ Emaill thundertalkpodcast@gmail.com #thundertalk

In this episode:Former Edmonton Journal columnist Todd Babiak releases Christmas ghost novelWhy are Nobel Prize winner Abdulrazak Gurnah's books so hard to find?The Secret of Isis star JoAnna Cameron dies at age 73DC Comics releases Batman/Fortnight crossover comicInterview with psychic medium Patti NegriParents complain about school gym shoes policy Virginia plays BYU for first time with coach Bronco MendenhallSupport the show (http://paypal.me/barefootsierra)

In this edition, Adam Warlock is found, DC Fandome news and Margot Robbie finds her Ken, Katey Sagal gets hit by a car, and we remember Ralph Carmichael, Leslie Bricusse, Joanna Cameron,  all that and more on the comic book edition of Multiverse Tonight!Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/multiverse)

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Shazam! "Out of Focus" October 16, 1976 ​An aspiring filmmaker captures a robbery on film. Now, the thieves are out to get the film, but he sees it as his ticket to success in a local film festival.  Can Captain Marvel and Isis ensure this film makes it to the screen while keeping the young Spielberg safe? It's the final episode of the Shazam! series as John and Richard discuss the location of this particular episode, the professionalism of Michael Gray, the clunky resolution to a story that Isis could have solved with a simple incantation, and Shazam/Isis fandom.  Plus: We have two flashbacks of our own in this episode! ​It's all here and we want to hear from you on what you think of the episode.  Write us as ShazamIsisPodcast@gmail.com. ​Moral: “We've all been faced by temptation - a chance to win a contest, maybe cheat on an exam or make some easy money in a dishonest way, but most of  us know better than to fall for things like that.  In today's story, Jim learned what Zeus meant when he said, 'Those who act dishonestly to win, walk in disgrace, perhaps even in danger.'  So play it safe and play it smart.  Don't be fooled by temptation.  The honest way is the best way." Guest Cast Andrew Stevens as Jim Nancy Morgan as Kathy Richard Stanley as Marty Cliff Wilson as Len and Joanna Cameron as Andrea Thomas/Isis    

In this episode, Lisa and Patrick visit with actress, dancer, and stuntwoman Jill Vance Keenan who was JoAnna Cameron's stunt double on the Saturday morning live-action series "The Secrets of Isis".

In this episode, Lisa & Patrick visit with actress Joanna Cameron who starred in the Saturday morning '70s live action series "The Secrets of Isis"...  Check out this rare interview!

Why would couple of science teachers and Nate returns for a sequel to Shazam: it's Secrets of Isis from 1975!Contact Us!Email: pilotprojectshow@gmail.comInstagram: @pilotprojectpodFacebook: https://fb.me/pilotprojectpodTwitter: @pilotprojectpod ★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Radults are back with another pandemic era dose of inspiration as Brenton and Mike are joined by one of the 50 most influential people in the Australian music industry, Sarah Hamilton!    Sarah is the regional manager for Australia and New Zealand at Ditto Music, which is a music and label services company that works with over 250 000 artists and labels worldwide, with offices in 25 countries. Sarah has been working in digital distribution in Australia since 2008, with a short stint in New York City. She loves working with independent artists and seeing them gain access to the same opportunities as artists signed to major labels.    Sarah loves watching the industry change and grow, and helping artists navigate the changing digital space. She has eclectic music taste and loves hip hop, soul and pop, with some alt-country thrown in.  Sarah also co-founded a charity called One of One with Joanna Cameron, a website that highlights women and non-binary people in the music industry and hosts annual events for International Women's Day, now in Melbourne, Sydney and Adelaide.  Episode topics include: what exactly Ditto Music does and how her role plays into that, how Sarah got her start in digital distribution, the do's and don't of music promotion for bands, the importance of playlisting in the modern music industry, what Sarah looks for personally in the bands that she works with, navigating life as a creative in the pandemic era, the inspiration for starting One of One, the haunting realisation that we're elder millennials and of course her tips for being a Radult. We also ask her to book her own private 'Sarah Hamilton Island' festival, (which turns out to be a big moment for Brenton), and even find the time to let rip on some TikTok, it's a super fun happy time powered by PMA and a genuine love of music.  So stay home, stay inside, turn it up and get inspired to music geek out with Radults.You can find Ditto Music at: https://www.dittomusic.com/https://www.instagram.com/dittomusicaustralia/   You can find one of one at:  https://oneofone.com.au/   You can find Radults @Radults on Facebook and Instagram@radultspodcast on Twitter. radultspodcast@gmail.com

Shazam! "Finders Keepers" October 2, 1976 A pair of Catholic School girls discover a chest of stolen money on the beach. They decide to keep it with the best of intentions for it, but the thieves who stole it want it back and will do anything to make that happen, including kidnapping the girls and Mentor.  It's up to Captain Marvel and Isis to save the day. It's another great cross-over episode as Joanna Cameron guest stars as Andrea Thomas and Isis!  And so we decided to make the podcast just as special.  Shazam! series star, Michael Gray, joins us to discuss the episode, working with Joanna Cameron and Tut the bird, "Big John" the stunt double for John Davey in this episode, the talent of Les Tremaine, and the lost Christmas outtakes reel. It's all here and we want to hear from you on what you think of the episode.  Write us as ShazamIsisPodcast@gmail.com. ​Moral: “Laura and Kate learn that doing something wrong, even if it's for a good reason, doesn't make it right.  A wrong deed is usually the beginning.  You find yourself trying to cover it up and then the wrong deed has lead to lies and then they get bigger and bigger.  Most of the time we can tell right from wrong, so don't try to fool yourself.  Stick to the right way.  It's the best way. "   Guest Cast Dran Hamilton as Sister Mary Catherine Carol Ann Williams as Kate Susan Madigan as Laura Darwin Joston as Jasper Bill Death as McSween and Joanna Cameron as Andrea Thomas/Isis

Isis "The Show Off" November 8, 1975 Steve is a student who has a serious inferiority complex.  He compensates by showing off, but his recklessness gets him into trouble very quickly.   John and Richard have a lot to talk about in this episode.  First, there's the excitement over Michael Gray's appearance on AMC's Comic Book Men this fall.  Next, they look through the fourth issue of DC Comics' 1976 run of The Mighty Isis.  It's the last issue before the series took an interesting turn.  Finally, they review, "The Show Off," an episode of Isis that turns out to be two stories in one as the first story is abandoned early in the second act.  Plus, there's admiration of Joanna Cameron's acting with Tut, Brian Cutler's fishing hat, and the use of more realistic gorilla costumes if you don't want to use a real gorilla in your story.    It's all here and we want to hear from you on what you think of the episode.  Write us as ShazamIsisPodcast@gmail.com.   Moral: "Today Steve learned that showing off may bring attention to yourself, but it isn't the way to gain respect.  Respect is something that must be earned and the best way to start is to be honest with yourself.  Trying to be something you're not, only makes you look foolish and sometimes, it can be very dangerous." ​ Guest Cast Harry Gold as Steve Elwood Meegan King as Roger Buck Harlan Ward as The Zookeeper  

This is that show that lets you know that it's not just you, the world has actually lost its collective mind as evidenced by travel bans, gun arguments that don't take place because they don't make sense in context, religious gun-safety rallies, and new wasp nest vaginal inserts (not my idea).  Just give the show a listen and most of it will make sense.  

Adam interviews Joanna Cameron This week’s ‘Hypnosis in the news’ section is replaced by an opinion piece from Adam discussing why being a hypnosis geek is so awesome and good for your career. This week’s professional discussion with Joanna Cameron… Read more › The post Episode 72 – Featuring Joanna Cameron appeared first on Hypnosis Weekly.

Isis "Lucky" October 18, 1975 Randy is getting ready to enter high school and he's looking forward to it, even though it means leaving his dog Lucky behind during the day.  When Lucky drowns in the ocean during a beach party, Randy struggles with his loss.  And when he questions Isis for not using her powers to revive Lucky, Isis must teach him a lesson on life and death. In the most heartwarming and heartbreaking episode of either series, John and Richard discuss the dealing with loss in ones life.  Plus, they also look at the first issue of DC Comics' The Mighty Isis comic book and rave about Joanna Cameron's acting in light of her performance in this episode.  In the end though, is this one of the best, if not the best episode of the series?  John and Richard are of mixed thoughts about this. It's all here and we want to hear from you on what you think of the episode.  Write us as ShazamIsisPodcast@gmail.com. Moral: "Losing something we love is never easy, but it's a part of growing up.  Growing up doesn't mean just getting bigger and older, it means learning and understanding about life.  The cycle of life is all around us.  If you look, you'll see it everywhere - flowers, people, animals.  But remember, every ending is a beginning full of hope and promise and new life." ​Guest Cast John Doran as Randy Martin Brian Nash as Glenn Robert Forward as Dr. Herb Rogers

VHS Rewind! Season 3 - Episode 6 She is still hot. Unbelievable. Forty-plus years later, she is still smoking hot. She still does it to the hosts of VHS Rewind, just one look and VHS Rewind's middle-aged-viagra-starved libido is suddenly ten years old again, awake, eager. We speak, of course, of that goddess (literally and figuratively), Isis. Joanna Cameron. Before Farrah Fawcett was on Charlie's Angels, Joanna Cameron had the most amazingly gorgeous tan on television. To think that this was Saturday morning (childrens) television: surely, the hosts of VHS Rewind were not the only ones who broke his cherry with this show. We at VHS Rewind simply can not, will not speak ill of ISIS (the show). It is just too important a part of out childhood. Every minute, every second, is our youth, re-lived. The magic spell that Joanna Cameron intones to become The Might Isis, the narration over the opening credits…we really do gain back some years just by watching this show. John VHS Rewind as our hosts relive their innocence lost when they revisit the Saturday morning classes ISIS.

JoAnna Cameron made TV history as the superhero, Isis…she fought alongside Captain Marvel and Spider-Man and NOW she’s on Comic Book Central for week two of Filmation Celebration! Photo courtesy Ken Lara/Kendale Photography Images TM & copyright © DreamWorks Animation, DC Comics Order Shazam! from Warner Archive    Order Animation by Filmation on Amazon    […]

JoAnna Cameron made TV history as the superhero, Isis…she fought alongside Captain Marvel and Spider-Man and NOW she’s on Comic Book Central for week two of Filmation Celebration! Photo courtesy Ken Lara/Kendale Photography Images TM & copyright © DreamWorks Animation, DC Comics Order Shazam! from Warner Archive    Order Animation by Filmation on Amazon    […]