Podcast appearances and mentions of Memphis Mafia

Join this live interview of returning guest, writer, voiceover artist, and host of the popular podcast Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio, Miguel Conner. In this interview, we will talk about the archetypes of Elvis that show up in his latest book, The Occult Elvis: The Mystical and Magical Life of the King.He'll talk about how he presents accounts from Elvis's wife, his friends and family, the Memphis Mafia, and his spiritual advisors to reveal Elvis the mystic, occultist, and shaman. And by examining Elvis's efforts as a natural healer, his UFO encounters, and his telekinetic, psychic, and astral traveling abilities, why Conner argues that Elvis was America's greatest magician.He contends that Elvis is the solution to restoring American culture, and hopes the public will work with him to find these details. He wants this to be a joint effort.Audience participation is welcome!His books also include Voices of Gnosticism, Stargazer, Heretic, and The Executioner's Daughter. He lives in northern Illinois.Find Miguel starting at www.miguelconner.com  ***Bumper music by Liam Martens, aka ツSaiko, sub to him here on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@SA1KO0O1  ***MORE FROM BETHSign up to take a 5-minute King Hero's Journey archetype quizApply to become a member of the House of Free Will MinistryRumbleKing Hero Telegram ChannelTwitter (X)InstagramSign up for a Hero's Journey Archetype ReadingOrder a copy of my book, ‘Journey: A Map of Archetypes to Find Lost Purpose in a Sea of Meaninglessness'Donate by PayPal if you're inspiredFollow the King Hero's Journey Podcast on Apple Podcasts SpotifyBeing free is not a spectator sport - Hal Anthony, “Behind the Woodshed” ***If we're just meeting...I'm Beth Martens, a pattern hunter, archetype reader, podcaster, author, coach trainer, and business coach, and my calling is a life or death thing. After a decade as a corporate VP in my family's firm, eight trips to India, and a three-year battle with cancer nearly 25 years ago, I used archetypes and deprogramming harmful patterns to save my life.I was doing nearly everything wrong, in the physical, but tapped into and let go of the roots of the matter that were embedded and unconscious. And I went from dying to living practically overnight.Today I help people who love the truth more than their beliefs, and who want to serve with their life's work and be on their Hero's Journey, to de-program the beast system and stop making it easy for those trying to kill us.I host regular King Hero interviews highlighting leaders, entrepreneurs, movement makers, and lovers of freedom.

In this episode, I talk with writer and researcher Miguel Conner about his incredible new book, The Occult Elvis: The Mystical and Magical Life of the King. Miguel takes us deep into a side of Elvis Presley that most people have never really seen — beyond the fame and public image — into the world of Elvis the mystic, the healer, the magician. Drawing from firsthand accounts by Priscilla Presley, Elvis's family, friends, the Memphis Mafia, and his spiritual advisors, Miguel shows us just how deeply Elvis was involved in the world of the esoteric. We talk about the spiritual teachers who shaped him, like Yogananda, H.P. Blavatsky, Manly P. Hall, and others, and how Elvis explored meditation, astrology, numerology, and astral travel. Miguel also shares his personal connection with the spirit or oversoul of Elvis, after having a powerful Ayahuasca session.We also look into the stranger parts of his life — his psychic abilities, UFO encounters, and the mysterious visitations people have reported since his passing. Miguel paints a compelling picture of Elvis not just as a cultural icon, but as one of the greatest magicians America ever produced.A powerful and eye-opening conversation... Drop in!www.miguelconnor.comMiguel Connor Bio:Miguel Conner is a writer, voiceover artist, and host of the popular podcast Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio. His books include Voices of Gnosticism, Stargazer, Heretic, and The Executioner's Daughter. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Think you know everything about Elvis Presley? Think again. In his new book, The Occult Elvis: The Mystical and Magical Life of the King, Miguel Conner peels back the layers of rock-and-roll's biggest legend to reveal a deeply spiritual figure—an esoteric explorer who was light years beyond his public persona. Drawing on firsthand accounts from Priscilla Presley, close friends, spiritual advisors, and the Memphis Mafia, Conner paints a vivid picture of Elvis not as a simple Southern Christian but as a shaman, healer, and even a practicing occultist. Was Elvis guided by forces far beyond this world? And is his spirit still trying to connect with ours? The King may have left the building, but the magic never did. Today on the Grave Talks, we explore another side of Elvis with Miguel Conner, author of The Occult Elvis: The Mystical and Magical Life of the King. This is Part Two of our conversation. For more information, visit his website at miguelconner.com. Become a Premium Supporter of The Grave Talks Through Apple Podcasts or Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) There, you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE! Access to every episode of our show before everyone else! Other EXCLUSIVE supporter perks and more!

Think you know everything about Elvis Presley? Think again. In his new book, The Occult Elvis: The Mystical and Magical Life of the King, Miguel Conner peels back the layers of rock-and-roll's biggest legend to reveal a deeply spiritual figure—an esoteric explorer who was light years beyond his public persona. Drawing on firsthand accounts from Priscilla Presley, close friends, spiritual advisors, and the Memphis Mafia, Conner paints a vivid picture of Elvis not as a simple Southern Christian but as a shaman, healer, and even a practicing occultist. Was Elvis guided by forces far beyond this world? And is his spirit still trying to connect with ours? The King may have left the building, but the magic never did. Today on the Grave Talks, we explore another side of Elvis with Miguel Conner, author of The Occult Elvis: The Mystical and Magical Life of the King. For more information, visit his website at miguelconner.com. Become a Premium Supporter of The Grave Talks Through Apple Podcasts or Patreon (http://www.patreon.com/thegravetalks) There, you will get: Access to every episode of our show, AD-FREE! Access to every episode of our show before everyone else! Other EXCLUSIVE supporter perks and more!

An esoteric and magical portrait of Elvis Presley“A lively new book.” —The Guardian• Draws on firsthand accounts from Elvis's wife, Priscilla, his friends and family, the Memphis Mafia, and his spiritual advisors• Looks at key teachers who influenced him, including Yogananda, H. P. Blavatsky, and Manly P. Hall• Examines Elvis's efforts as a natural healer, the significance of his UFO encounters, and his telekinetic, psychic, and astral traveling abilitiesElvis Presley, the most successful solo artist in history and an emblematic cultural figure of the Western world, has been widely perceived as a conservative Southern Christian. However, the truth about the man has been missed.Writer and researcher Miguel Conner reveals how Elvis was a profound mystic, occultist, and shaman. Beginning with the unusual circumstances of his birth—and his stillborn twin brother—Conner traces the diverse thread of mysticism that runs through Elvis Presley's life, drawing on firsthand accounts from the people closest to him, including his wife, Priscilla, the Memphis Mafia, and his spiritual advisors. He shows how Elvis studied seminal 19th- and 20th-century occultists, including H. P. Blavatsky, Manly P. Hall, G. I. Gurdjieff, and P. D. Ouspensky, and was a devotee of Indian yogi Paramahansa Yogananda. Conner argues that Elvis was well-versed in the esoteric practices of sex magic, meditation, astrology, and numerology and had a deep familiarity with Kabbalah, Gnosticism, Theosophy, and Eastern traditions. He also reveals how Elvis was a natural healer, telekinetic, psychic, and astral traveler who had significant mystical experiences and UFO encounters.Looking at the conspiratorial and paranormal aspects of Elvis's life, the author explores the "Elvis visitations" that have occurred since the King's death and the general high weirdness of his life. As Conner convincingly argues, Elvis was not just a one-of-a-kind rock-and-roller. He was the greatest magician America ever produced.Miguel Conner is a writer, voiceover artist, and host of the popular podcast Aeon Byte Gnostic Radio. His books include Voices of Gnosticism, Stargazer, Heretic, and The Executioner's Daughter. He lives in northern Illinois.https://www.miguelconner.com/Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/earth-ancients--2790919/support.

The rags to riches journey of Elvis Presley, the "king" of rock and roll, is well known. In a special interview with Gene and guest cohost Hercules Invictus, Miguel Conner, author of "The Occult Elvis: The Mystical and Magical Life of the King," reveals details that are not well known, how Elvis was a profound mystic, occultist, and shaman. Beginning with the unusual circumstances of his birth — and his stillborn twin brother — Conner traces the diverse thread of mysticism that runs through Presley's life, drawing on firsthand accounts from the people closest to him, including his wife, Priscilla, the Memphis Mafia, and his spiritual advisors. He argues that Elvis was well-versed in the esoteric practices of sex magic, meditation, astrology, and numerology and had a deep familiarity with Kabbalah, Gnosticism, Theosophy, and Eastern traditions. And he also reveals how Elvis was a natural healer, telekinetic, psychic, and astral traveler who had significant mystical experiences and UFO encounters. Connor also looks at the conspiratorial and paranormal aspects of Elvis's life. And what about the influence of a magical comic book super hero in the look of Elvis' famous costume that he wore during his live performances? His website: www.miguelconner.com. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/the-paracast-the-gold-standard-of-paranormal-radio--6203433/support.

Send us comments, suggestions and ideas here! In this week's episode we are joined by the legendary author and gnostic podcast pioneer Miguel Conner to discuss his latest book “The Occult Elvis” which presents accounts from Elvis's wife, friends and family, along with the Memphis Mafia, and his spiritual advisors to reveal Elvis as the mystic, occultist, and shaman he truly was. By examining Elvis's efforts as a natural healer, his UFO encounters, and his telekinetic, psychic, and astral traveling abilities, Conner argues that Elvis was America's greatest magician and he came on our show to talk to us about it. In the free side of the show we discuss the occult material Elvis studied, the role the devil played in blues and how Elvis harnessed its power as an American messiah, armed with a host of magickal powers fitting the role. In the extended show we discuss Elvis' shadow side, his romance with Arconic power and even what he has to do with the visionary, gnostic author Philip K. Dick. Thank you and enjoy the show! On this week's show we are joined by author Miguel Conner to discuss:What makes Elvis a Shaman?The Ghost of Twin JesseReligion of Rock n' RollOccult Literature Elvis Studied Robert Johnson, The Devil and The BluesElvis studies Gnosticism?King Peacock, Melek TausElvis as Captain MarvelIn the extended episode (available at www.patreon/com/TheWholeRabbit) Miguel Conner leads us further down the rabbit hole and we discuss:Jungian Shadow of Oedipal Elvis  Elvis' The Cop? The Philip K. Dick ConnectionLucifer (Elvis) vs. Ahriman (Parker) Elvis Meets God and Stalin The Gnostic DemiurgeBuy Miguel's Book “The Occult Elvis: The Mystical and Magical Life of the King:”https://a.co/d/gidbhP2Where to find The Whole Rabbit:Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0AnJZhmPzaby04afmEWOAVInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/the_whole_rabbitTwitter: https://twitter.com/1WholeRabbitOrder Stickers: https://www.stickermule.com/thewholerabbitOther Merchandise: https://thewholerabbit.myspreadshop.com/Music By Spirit Travel Plaza:https://open.spotify.com/artist/30dW3WB1sYofnow7y3V0YoSupport the show

Happy tax season! Viva Pod Vegas returns with Speedway, which features an almost unbelievable main storyline for Elvis. After running through the film's taglines, we talk about how Bill Bixby continues to sully his reputation and how good Elvis looks (and acts!) in this movie. We begin to understand why people condescendingly said "just number Elvis's movies" and we talk about the importance of this movie with regards to NASCAR (as well as how tough it is to watch with current sports conveniences). We wonder why Elvis doesn't have a rival, and we pitch easy fixes to the movie's plot. Does Quentin Tarantino love this movie? Why bother with any of the romance in this movie? We talk about how "the Memphis Mafia" (sort of) appears in this movie, the surprise choreographed musical number in the middle of Speedway, and why Elvis Presley chooses to wear cowboy boots while racing. We do our end-of-episode games and look ahead to Live a Little, Love a Little.

Conni Miu is a Canadian actor to watch recognized for her standout performances in Sofia Copola‘s Priscilla and Prime Video's The Boys. Conni secured roles in television, including appearances in Hallmark and Lifetime movies. Her first professional role was in Hallmark's Christmas in My Heart. Conni's talent and determination led to a recurring role in Fox's Alert: Missing Persons Unit and a pivotal part in Sofia Coppola's critically acclaimed feature Priscilla, where she portrayed a member of Elvis Presley's Memphis Mafia. The role marked a turning point in her life, as it allowed her to quit her bartending job and fully commit to her career as a full-time actor. In 2024, Conni appeared as P.A. Bonnie in fan-favourite and Prime Video's hit series The Boys (Season 4), further cementing her place as a rising star. Beyond acting, she recently ventured into producing with the short film The Butchers, in which she also acted. Inspired by this experience, Conni is eager to expand her creative repertoire to include more producing and, potentially, directing projects. Conni's upcoming work includes her role as Nurse Liz in Fox's highly anticipated medical drama DOC, premiering in January 2025. She also stars in two independent feature films, Lucky Star and His Father's Son both set to be released in 2025.   Want to watch: YouTube Meisterkhan Pod (Please Subscribe)

Tom Ackerman sits down with Michael Siani to discuss his offseason routine, where he splits time between Philadelphia and Florida working out with his brother. Siani emphasizes the importance of family and cherishes the moments spent with his parents and brothers. Reflecting on his Major League debut with the Cincinnati Reds in 2022, he recalls the special feeling of having his family attend the game and how their support has been crucial throughout his career. Siani also shares his excitement about the Philadelphia Eagles' football game, drawing comparisons to the close-knit team dynamic within the Cardinals, particularly the "Memphis Mafia."

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Welcome back to The Pink Cadillacs! This week we speak with The Davis Family. Richard Davis was an original member of the Memphis Mafia. He was with Elvis from the 1960s till 1971. In this episode you will learn about Richard and how his family Kim, Madi, Brandon, and Dylan carry on his legacy as well as Elvis' legacy to this day. We had the best time speaking with Madi and Kim. We hope you all enjoy and learn something new. TCB CADILLACS!

UPDATED: We play a classic interview from a member of the Memphis Mafia on the anniversary of Elvis' death. Our old producer and friend, D-Train, stops by to hang out and wish us a happy retirement. Junior and D-Train butt heads. We open the phones to talk to our listeners. We play an interview from a woman who lived next to the Woodstock music festival and how it almost ruined her and her family's lives. News. And more...

We play a classic interview from a member of the Memphis Mafia on the anniversary of Elvis' death. Our old producer and friend, D-Train, stops by to hang out and wish us a happy retirement. Junior and D-Train butt heads. We open the phones to talk to our listeners. We play an interview from a woman who lived next to the Woodstock music festival and how it almost ruined her and her family's lives. News. And more...

Elvis, The Memphis Mafia and Colonel Tom Parker. Tom Parker's ridiculous gambling style: "He didn't understand the basics, but it was his favorite thing to do." ALSO: Mashed potatoes, gravy, sauerkraut, crisp bacon and sliced tomatoes. PLUS: "The worst news I've ever heard in my life about anything." (re: spinning fish), Can Do Cold Brew and a song of the week from Ride!!!Ride - "Portland Rocks": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QglDc7tJsCECold Brew Patreon: Patreon.com/chriscroftonChannel Nonfiction: Channelnonfiction.comCan Do Cold Brew: Candocoldbrew.com

Gør jer klar til jailbait rock! Elvis Presley var en levende legende - og en inspiration for mange. Men at han ligefrem havde inspireret R. Kelly på den her måde synes vi alligevel er lidt vildt. The King var nemlig lidt af en klammo fyr. For selvom han selv blev ældre, så forblev hans kærester nogenlunde den samme alder - omkring 14 år. I dag udfolder Peter en mastodont af en historie om sex, drugs and rock'n'roll, når vi dykker ned i historien om The Kings vanvittige karriere, der fik pigerne til at falde i svime og de røde flag til at blafre. Dagens øl: Funky Fluid - Free Tropic Non-Alcoholic NEIPA (0,5 %) og Funky Fluid - Extreme Gelato (8 %) Skip til 12:00 for historien --------------------- Hvis du vil læse nogle af pigernes egne fortællinger kan de findes her: -"Down at the End of Lonely Street: The Life and Death of Elvis Presley", af Memphis Mafia-medlem Peter Brown -"Elvis Presley: A Southern Life" af journalist Joel Williamson -“Blue Suede Shoes: The Culture of Elvis”, af Thom Gilbert, hvor Dixie interviewes. -"Elvis and Me" af Priscilla Presley -“Baby, Let's Play House” af Alanna Nash, hvor historien fra restauranten indgår. -​​"Elvis and Ginger: Elvis Presley's Fiancée and Last Love Finally Tells Her Story" af Elvis' forlovede, Ginger Alden -“Girls! Girls! Girls! / From small-town women to movie stars, Elvis loved often but never true” af Ruthe Stein (artikel) --------------------- Bestil vores bog: www.vanvittigverdenshistorie.dk/bog Find billetter til vores By Request-tour 2024: vanvittigverdenshistorie.dk/tour2024 Se Vanvidsbarometeret og alle mulige andre statistikker - indsamlet af Barometer Bjarke: www.barometerbjarke.dk Støt os på 10er: 10er.app/vanvittigverdenshistorie

Discussing the Memphis Mafia + Jim Leyland is a QUITTER + Reading HILARIOUS old articles written about us

Interview by Haze   / mike_tall   We recently sat down w/ Memphis native Scan Man for an exclusive “Off The Porch” interview! During our conversation he discussed growing up in South Memphis, balancing basketball and his rap career in the beginning, getting introduced to Dj Paul through Koopsta Knicca, The Kaze era, “Running Lips” being a classic song, studio sessions w/ 10 members of the Three Six Mafia, recording 50-60 songs for each album, dropping “KamiKaze Times Up” album, working with Gangsta Boo, starting his own label, launching his distro company ,Nephilum , upcoming Memphis Mafia compilation, working on a documentary, memory of Koopsta Knicca, Memphis music scene, advice to the youth on learning the music business, & more!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we bring Memphis Mafia on the show to discuss Wherigos. Love them? Hate them? Know how to create them? Let's discuss all aspects of this part of geocaching. The good and the bad.

People who were around in 1977 will always remember what they were doing when they first heard the terrible news that Elvis Presley, King of Rock and Roll, was dead at age 42.  So what caused him to leave the building so darn early? Despite selling millions of records and having millions of fans, privately, Elvis was a tortured man.  In the months that followed his untimely death, sordid details about his last days would emerge that painted him as drug-addled recluse -- an image his team worked hard to rectify.  On this episode, go beyond the icon: from his controversial relationship with Priscilla Presley to his insane life at Graceland with the "Memphis Mafia." Death in Entertainment is hosted by Kyle Ploof, Mark Mulkerron and Alejandro DowlingNew episodes every Wednesday!https://linktr.ee/deathinentertainment

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GGACP marks the 50th anniversary of the hit single "Baby, Don't Get Hooked On Me" reaching #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart (September 23, 1972) with this ENCORE of a memorable interview with Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter and actor MAC DAVIS. In this episode, Mac talks about 70s-era variety shows, sharing the screen with Jackie Gleason, sharing a bill with George Burns and Henny Youngman and penning hits for Elvis Presley (“Memories,” “In the Ghetto,” “A Little Less Conversation”). Also, Buddy Hackett pulls out a piece, Buddy Holly plays a roller rink, Richard Nixon guest stars on “Laugh-In” and Mac crashes Sam Elliott's screen test. PLUS: Solomon Burke! The Memphis Mafia! “North Dallas Forty”! Remembering Kenny Rogers! Appreciating James Garner! And Colonel Parker “gifts” Mac with a velvet Elvis! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode of Rock is Lit, Chris Charlesworth talks about  Elvis' Gold Records album, when Chris' dad took him to see The Beatles in England in 1963, seeing The Who with Keith Moon on drums, what he'd ask Elvis if he could, one of the inspirations for his novel 'Caught in a Trap: The Kidnapping of Elvis'—the novel 'The Fan Club' by Irving Wallace, published in 1974—and  the research Chris did on Elvis for his novel, mixing fact with fiction, the significance of the year 1975 for Elvis and in 'Caught in a Trap', Elvis' relationship with his manager Colonel Tom Parker, the Memphis Mafia, what it might have been like for Elvis if he'd been able to step outside his insulated bubble, what the Baz Luhrmann movie about Elvis got right and wrong.In the final segment, Stephanie Myers talks about real-world examples of kidnap plots against Elvis, including one that happened in the mid-1970s in Las Vegas and an attempt to rob Elvis' grave after his death.Elvis songs in the episode in order of appearance:"That's Alright, Mama""Kentucky Rain""Suspicious Minds""Burnin' Love"Chris Charlesworth's blog, ‘Just Backdated'Chris Charlesworth's reviews and interviews on Rock's BackpagesChris Charlesworth, Instagram Stephanie & Stephanie Talk Tunes podcastStephanie & Stephanie Talk Tunes, InstagramStephanie & Stephanie Talk Tunes, TwitterChristy Alexander Hallberg website, christyalexanderhallberg.comChristy Alexander Hallberg Instagram, @christyhallbergChristy Alexander Hallberg Twitter, @ChristyHallbergChristy Alexander Hallberg YouTube, https://www.youtube.com/user/christyhallberg

In this episode of Rock is Lit, Chris Charlesworth talks about Elvis' Gold Records album, when Chris' dad took him to see The Beatles in England in 1963, seeing The Who with Keith Moon on drums, what he'd ask Elvis if he could, one of the inspirations for his novel 'Caught in a Trap: The Kidnapping of Elvis'—the novel 'The Fan Club' by Irving Wallace, published in 1974—and the research Chris did on Elvis for his novel, mixing fact with fiction, the significance of the year 1975 for Elvis and in 'Caught in a Trap', Elvis' relationship with his manager Colonel Tom Parker, the Memphis Mafia, what it might have been like for Elvis if he'd been able to step outside his insulated bubble, what the Baz Luhrmann movie about Elvis got right and wrong. In the final segment, Stephanie Myers talks about real-world examples of kidnap plots against Elvis, including one that happened in the mid-1970s in Las Vegas and an attempt to rob Elvis' grave after his death. Elvis songs in the episode in order of appearance: "That's Alright, Mama" "Kentucky Rain" "Suspicious Minds" "Burnin' Love" Links: Chris Charlesworth's blog, ‘Just Backdated' Chris Charlesworth's reviews and interviews on Rock's Backpages Chris Charlesworth, Instagram  Stephanie & Stephanie Talk Tunes podcast Stephanie & Stephanie Talk Tunes, Instagram Stephanie & Stephanie Talk Tunes, Twitter  Christy Alexander Hallberg website, christyalexanderhallberg.com Christy Alexander Hallberg Instagram, @christyhallberg Christy Alexander Hallberg Twitter, @ChristyHallberg Christy Alexander Hallberg YouTube, https://www.youtube.com/user/christyhallberg Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

#charliemusselwhite #elvis #chicagoblues #memphisblues #harmonicaparty Charlie Musselwhite joins Mark Hummel's Harmonica Party for a conversation with the legendary Harp player. Charlie talks about growing up in Memphis and going to the Amusement Park and movies with Elvis Presley and the Memphis Mafia. Charlie remembers his unique childhood that brought him to music and to the blues. Charlie tells Mark about the move to Chicago and trying to find a place in the blues scene, First working in a record store and sharing the stage with Chicago Blues legends Lew Soloff, Muddy Waters, Junior Wells, Sonny Boy Williamson, Buddy Guy, Howlin' Wolf, Little Walter, and Big Walter Horton. Charlie Musselwhite recent recordings include Grammy nominated releases with Elvin Bishop #elvinbishop Ben Harper #benharper . Please SUBSCRIBE to Mark Hummel's Harmonica Party YouTube Channel. Mark Hummel  Accidental Productions

Join us as we share some interesting facts & stories about the Memphis Mafia including what being a Memphis Mafia member entailed & how they came to meet Elvis. Love them or hate them, the mafia guys were a huge part of Elvis's life & story!

TVC 586.3: Musician and historian Chuck Harter discusses the differences between Elvis Presley: The Image and Elvis the man. Chuck helped produced I, Elvis, a three-part look at the life and career of The King that originally aired in 1992 on the syndicated magazine series Hard Copy. As a result of that project, Chuck interviewed and got to know several members of the Memphis Mafia, including Charlie Hodge, Lamar Fike, Sonny West, Marty Lacker, Jerry Schilling, and Billy Smith. Want to advertise/sponsor our show? TV Confidential has partnered with AdvertiseCast to handle advertising/sponsorship requests for the podcast edition of our program. They're great to work with and will help you advertise on our show. Please email sales@advertisecast.com or click the link below to get started: https://www.advertisecast.com/TVConfidentialAradiotalkshowabout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TVC 586.1: Musician and historian Chuck Harter joins us for Part 2 of our special two-part tribute to the life and music of Elvis Presley. Chuck helped produced I, Elvis, a three-part look at the life and career of The King that originally aired in 1992 on the syndicated magazine series Hard Copy. As a result of that project, Chuck interviewed and got to know several members of the Memphis Mafia, including Charlie Hodge, Lamar Fike, Sonny West, Marty Lacker, Jerry Schilling, and Billy Smith. That gave him first-hand knowledge of Elvis from the people who knew him best. Chuck shares a few more of those stories in this segment, plus he performs “Love Me Tender.” Want to advertise/sponsor our show? TV Confidential has partnered with AdvertiseCast to handle advertising/sponsorship requests for the podcast edition of our program. They're great to work with and will help you advertise on our show. Please email sales@advertisecast.com or click the link below to get started: https://www.advertisecast.com/TVConfidentialAradiotalkshowabout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Johnny and Michael explore the legend and enduring popularity of the King of Rock N Roll, Elvis Presley...PLUS- our Top 3 favorite musical biopics of all time and a farewell to James Caan. Featuring musical selections by Elvis Presley.

TVC 582.1: Musician, historian, producer, and author Chuck Harter joins Ed for the first of two programs that will celebrate the life and career of Elvis Presley. Chuck helped produce I, Elvis, a three-part profile of The King that originally aired in 1992 on the syndicated magazine series Hard Copy. While working on this project, Chuck not only interviewed and got to know several members of the Memphis Mafia (including Charlie Hodge, Lamar Fike, Sonny West, Marty Lacker, Jerry Schilling, and Billy Smith), but obtained first-hand knowledge and insight into Elvis from the people who knew him best. With the highly anticipated biopic Elvis opening in theaters this week, Chuck and Ed take a look at some of the other notable portrayals of The King in movies and on television, including Kurt Russell in Elvis (ABC, 1979), the short-lived but critically acclaimed Elvis weekly series starring Michael St. Gerard (ABC, 1990), and Elvis Meets Nixon (1997).  Want to advertise/sponsor our show? TV Confidential has partnered with AdvertiseCast to handle advertising/sponsorship requests for the podcast edition of our program. They're great to work with and will help you advertise on our show. Please email sales@advertisecast.com or click the link below to get started: https://www.advertisecast.com/TVConfidentialAradiotalkshowabout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TVC 582.2: Musician and historian Chuck Harter talks to Ed about some of the similarities between Elvis Presley and Richard Nixon, Elvis and Michael Jackson, and Elvis and Frank Sinatra. Chuck interviewed several members of the Memphis Mafia while producing I, Elvis, a highly acclaimed profile of The King that originally aired on the syndicated magazine series Hard Copy. As a result of this project, Chuck obtained first-hand knowledge and insight into Elvis from the people who knew him best. Want to advertise/sponsor our show? TV Confidential has partnered with AdvertiseCast to handle advertising/sponsorship requests for the podcast edition of our program. They're great to work with and will help you advertise on our show. Please email sales@advertisecast.com or click the link below to get started: https://www.advertisecast.com/TVConfidentialAradiotalkshowabout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

TVC 582.3: Chuck Harter talks about the time when Elvis Presley met The Beatles (and, later, Led Zeppelin); why Elvis was always a very song-oriented performer; and how Elvis' career was confined because of the management of Colonel Tom Parker. Chuck interviewed several members of the Memphis Mafia while producing I, Elvis, a highly acclaimed profile of The King that originally aired in 1992 on Hard Copy. As a result of this result, Chuck obtained insight into Elvis from the people who knew him best. Chuck Harter will perform an evening of music at Sideshow Books, 1639 La Cienega Blvd. in Los Angeles on Saturday, July 23 beginning at 8pm. Want to advertise/sponsor our show? TV Confidential has partnered with AdvertiseCast to handle advertising/sponsorship requests for the podcast edition of our program. They're great to work with and will help you advertise on our show. Please email sales@advertisecast.com or click the link below to get started: https://www.advertisecast.com/TVConfidentialAradiotalkshowabout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Stan and Haney talk about the premiere of the new Elvis movie, Juniors computer usage, Bootsie the K Rock cat, listener emails, the proper serving size just got smaller, nude pickle ball, and much more!!!

In honor of the new musical dropping into movie theaters, the guys revisit episode 67 with talk of the King, guns, television - and hatred of Robert Goulet. SHOW NOTES: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elvis_Presley https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Phillips https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marion_Keisker https://outsider.com/news/entertainment/elvis-presley-shot-gun-rca-tv-while-watching-robert-goulet-still-preserved-to-this-day/ https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/why-elvis-shot-this-tv-and-other-photos-of-his-exhibit https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/how-priscilla-presley-reacted-when-elvis-presley-shot-his-tv.html/ Will Ferrell's Robert Goulet - https://vimeo.com/339015408 The Lisa Waller Rogers article: https://lisawallerrogers.com/tag/elvis-shooting-tv-with-robert-goulet/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonel_Tom_Parker https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memphis_Mafia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonny_West_(actor) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_West https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elvis%27_Greatest_Shit

Da ærkejyske gæstevært Christian Thomsen for år tilbage kom til os med idéen om en Elvis-episode fra Filmnørdens Hjørne, sad vi nok med nogenlunde samme ansigtsudtryk, som du har lige nu. For selvom Elvis Aaron Presley nok er det største kulturelle ikon, der nogensinde er kommet ud af USA, så er det begrænset, hvor stort et aftryk han satte på filmhistorien. Vi burde umiddelbart krydse en stak mere egnede podcast-kandidater af listen, inden vi kom til Elvis. Vi skrinlagde idéen. Så blev det pludselig bekendtgjort, at australske Baz Luhrmann ville komme med en stort anlagt Elvis-film. Så sagde en af landets største Elvis-nørder, Henrik Knudsen, pludselig ja til at være med. Og Henrik sagde også, at vi kunne optage episoden i det hus han havde bygget i Randers - en tro kopi af Elvis' eget hjem Graceland kaldet Memphis Mansion. Og så fik vi pludselig arrangeret, at den første officielle visning af Elvis på dansk grund ville blive i Randers, hvor vi fra Hjørnet og Henrik og hans Memphis Mafia alle gik ind og så den sammen. Og her sidder vi så, klar med en vaskeægte Hjørne-episode om Tornadoen fra Tupelo, Den vibrerende Valentino, Mr. Sideburns, Kongen - Elvis "The Pelvis" Presley! For fra en filmnørds synspunkt kan man angribe Elvis fra et utal af vinkler: Spillefilm med Elvis som skuespiller (31 film på 15 år), dokumentarer om Elvis, spillefilm om Elvis, koncertfilm med Elvis og sidst, men ikke mindst, naturligvis en laaaang anmeldelse af Buz Luhrmanns Elvis. Vi håber episoden giver bare en snært af den Elvis-oplevelse, vi har haft. Vi bliver nok aldrig helt færdige med at spejle ikonet Elvis i filmens verden, men her gør vi i hvert fald forsøget på at favne manden og filmene om og med ham fra start til slut. Rigtig god fornøjelse med episoden! Med venlig hilsen, Casper, Christian & Henrik

Alex is an actor and former radio personality. Best known for his role as George Klein, good friend of Elvis Presley, and member of the Memphis Mafia. In the soon to be released ‘Elvis' movie. On the podcast we spoke about film, and his experiences on set of the Baz Luharmann Directed Biopic. We went deep, sharing insights of the working actor. Being vulnerable in your pursuits and in life. Delving into what it takes to have a positive mindset and flipping the negative. Sharing personal stories of what we've both been through and having a good laugh along the way. Alex Radu Instagram IMDb Going Deep with Dan Good Instagram Facebook YouTube IMDb Dan Good Instagram Facebook IMDb YIN YANG ENT. YouTube Facebook Produced By YIN YANG ENT.

Ni panderedato ni entradilla ni nada. La figura de Elvis Presley es tan GRANDE que nos ha absorbido el alma y el podcast. Nos hemos juntado un ratito con Nacho (AKA Papá de Parque) para que nos vuelva a salvar el podcast y no hemos podido dejar de hablar de la fascinante figura del Rey del Rock. Maestría de kárate, afición por las muchachitas prepúberes, opiáceos como Lacasitos, coleccionismo de armas, delirios ninjas, rumores de racismo y, aún así (o a lo mejor precisamente por eso), uno de los personajes más carismáticos y con más talento de todo el siglo XX. Laura estará desaparecida el 90% del podcast por aquello de que grabamos en los ratitos y que nos tenemos que escaquear del curro (infructuosamente), pero Kade, Valdu y Nacho verán temblar los cimientos de su heterosexualidad embelesados por el contoneo de “The Pelvis”. Haremos un repasito a su vida, fliparemos con la figura del Coronel Parker y la Memphis Mafia, y gozaremos con las excentricidades de nuestro querido Elvis. Disfruten de este programa sin guión ninguno y recuerden que, en este podcast como en la vida, ya vendrán tiempos mejores. Aunque nunca tan buenos como en el podcast de Nacho, Las Antípodas. Escúchenlo porque es cosa fina. Información, humor y, SÍ, aunque no se lo crean, también guión. .

- Where does Nolan Gorman fit best in the lineup? - Angel Rondon saved the Cardinals bullpen - The 2022 version of the Memphis Mafia is making an impact - Is Tommy Edman the SS for the future? - Do we take Paul Goldschmidt for granted?

11:00 – Is Game 6 a "Must Win" for the Blues? 11:15 – Hear from Blues forwards David Perron and Tyler Bozak following practice 11:30 – Hear from Blues Head Coach Craig Berube ahead of Game 6. 11:45 – Questions & Answers 12:00 – Can this be the closest thing to the Memphis Mafia since 2011? 12:15 – Believe it or not 12:30 – Our Blues analyst Joey Vitale 12:45 – The Junk Drawer 1:00 – What are you willing to part with if it's just to solve the SS situation for 2022? 1:15 – Does the Wild's change in goaltenders change the Blues approach to Game 6? 1:30 – If you could magically improve any Cardinals players, who would it be? 1:45 – BK & Ferrario Rewind

Topics in this episode include the meaning of "catholic", who makes up the early church, and some apostolic fathers. Also, a brief look at Eusebius.

A listener letter lets Murdock fly his geek flag for Elvis as the guys explore the rumor that the King was known for using firearms on TV sets. Support the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/rocknrollbedtimestories SHOW NOTES: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elvis_Presley https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sam_Phillips https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marion_Keisker https://outsider.com/news/entertainment/elvis-presley-shot-gun-rca-tv-while-watching-robert-goulet-still-preserved-to-this-day/ https://www.pbs.org/newshour/nation/why-elvis-shot-this-tv-and-other-photos-of-his-exhibit https://www.cheatsheet.com/entertainment/how-priscilla-presley-reacted-when-elvis-presley-shot-his-tv.html/ Will Ferrell's Robert Goulet - https://vimeo.com/339015408 The Lisa Waller Rogers article: https://lisawallerrogers.com/tag/elvis-shooting-tv-with-robert-goulet/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colonel_Tom_Parker https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memphis_Mafia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sonny_West_(actor) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_West https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elvis%27_Greatest_Shit

Dave Hebler Elvis Experience The Donald Jeffries Show as Proudly Presented by OCHELLI.COM The Donald Jeffries Show 10-27-2021 Dave Hebler Dave Hebler Elvis Experience Dave Hebler has been a sought-after self-defense instructor for over sixty years. Hence, the reason why the world's greatest entertainer, Elvis Presley, chose Dave to be one of his bodyguards in his entourage known as the Memphis Mafia from 1972-76. Dave became an integral part of Elvis's life after the two met at Ed Parker's American Kenpo studio in California. Later, Dave became Elvis's Kenpo instructor for several years. Besides being best known as one of the Memphis Mafia members and Elvis's bodyguard, Dave has a 10th-degree black belt in Kenpo karate. One of the true pioneers of American Kenpo Karate, Dave began his martial arts journey under the late Senior Grandmaster and Founder of American Kenpo Karate, Ed Parker, in 1959. Dave is a member of three Hall of Fame: Masters Hall of Fame in 2010, Kenpo Karate Hall of Fame in 2016, and Hall of Fame South America Martial Arts in 2018. Dave travels the world not only speaking about his years with Elvis but is also a four-time author, giving lectures and workshops on self-defense and assault prevention. When not traveling, Dave resides in Wichita Falls, TX. DAVE HEBLER ONLINE: https://www.thedavehebler.com/ https://www.facebook.com/ProHebler.org The Infamous Night with Elvis in Baltimore (NOT FROM DAVE): http://www.elvis-history-blog.com/elvis-baltimore-77.html DONALD JEFFRIES ONLINE: Blog: https://donaldjeffries.wordpress.com/ “I Protest” https://donaldjeffries.substack.com/ Twitter page: https://twitter.com/DonJeffries Amazon Author Page: https://www.amazon.com/Donald-Jeffries/e/B004T6NFAS%3Fref=dbs_a_mng_rwt_scns_share Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/donald.jeffries OCHELLI LINKS: YOUR HELP TO KEEP US GOING IS CRITICAL AT THIS TIME: https://ochelli.com/donate/ Ochelli Effect – Uncle – Age of Transitions – T-shirts and MORE: https://theageoftransitions.com/category/support-the-podcasts/ If you wish to be added to our supporters' page, let us know. https://ochelli.com/about/supporters/ Dave Hebler Elvis Experience

If you like jazz and great entertainers, you are in for a treat on this episode of The Truckers Network Radio Show. Wayne Powers has had a successful career that spans TV, radio, theatre, and nightclubs. He launched his network TV career as the cop on "Laverne & Shirley," He was the love interest of MacKensie Phillips on One Day at a Time and had two seasons with his own NBC sitcom, "13 East." He also worked with Robin Williams in a comedy theatre troupe. He played Joe Esposito, Elvis' best friend and the head of the "Memphis Mafia" in the ABC mini-series "Elvis and Me." Wayne is an accomplished jazz vocalist/recording artist, comedic and dramatic actor, broadcaster, and voiceover artist. In 2018, Wayne recorded his first new album with a top jazz quartet for “If Love Were All.” You've also heard Wayne on many TV commercials. Wayne is a national voiceover artist. His work includes “Budman” for Budweiser and “Wayne”, the original talking Windex bird on TV commercials for 15 years. Wayne is funny and entertaining. Don't miss this fabulous interview with some great jazz vocals off Wayne's album.  www.waynepowers.com www.tncradio.live #WaynePowers, #TNCRadio.Live, #jazz, #singer, #entertainer

Tom Jones during this interview in 1989, the first of three, laughed and said: "you are dangerous!" I said, "why?" He said, "becuase talking to you is like talking to a mate in a pub! I have to be careful about what I say!" That may apply to his revelation that Elvis told him in the late '60s, "I tried everything" alluding to drugs, then he added, "to stay sane." Tom also claims that later in life, the Memphis Mafia were "rolling joint after joint" for Elvis at home. If true, this is not widely known. Although Diana Dors has said that Elvis was smoking dope in 1956. It also is staggering to hear that Sinatra tried to help Elvis in the end and asked Tom to do so. 

From January 2013: Renowned Elvis Presley expert Cory Cooper talks to Ed about some of his favorite Elvis movies, including Kid Creole, Wild in the Country, and Live a Little, Love a Little; how Presley's deferential manner often surprised his fellow actors on movie sets; and why The King always sang with conviction, especially when he performed power ballads. Cory’s knowledge about The King is based on his deep ties to many of the people who were closest to Elvis, including members of the "Memphis Mafia."  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From January 2013: Renowned Elvis Presley expert Cory Cooper talks to Ed about Presley's work with Dr. Jonas Salk and such charitable organizations as St. Jude's Hospital (much of which was unpublicized); his longtime support of law enforcement; and his complex relationship with manager Colonel Tom Parker. Cory’s knowledge about The King is based on his deep ties to many of the people who were closest to Elvis, including members of the "Memphis Mafia."  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From January 2013: A return visit by noted Elvis Presley historian Cory Cooper. Cory’s knowledge about The King is based on his deep ties to many of the people who were closest to Elvis, including members of the "Memphis Mafia."  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's the second show of the Elvis Series on Life & Laughs Podcast! This episode Sheri and Angie Lacker, the daughters of Elvis Presley's Memphis Mafia Member, Marty Lacker, join Johnny and Elias to discuss growing up and living in Graceland, their favorite room at Graceland, what it was like to be around Elvis, some of their Dad, Marty's accomplishments, how being a part of Elvis' life effected them and their family and a whole lot more! Johnny and Elias tell you the top five Elvis places to visit in Memphis according to fans. Also, a lucky listener to the podcast gets a chance to win a Life & Laughs Podcast t-shirt by playing Elvis trivia at the end of the show! See how many you can get right! It's the Elvis Series with Johnny and Elias on Life & Laughs Podcast!

In this episode I cover the first of 2 recording sessions Elvis did at the Stax recording studio in Memphis.Samples of all the songs recorded at the sessions are included along with outtakes,studio chatter and fun moments for your enjoyment.In the Summer of 1973 Elvis endured a demanding schedule with a two-Week tour beginning in Mobile, Alabama, on June 20th, and finally ending on July 3rd in Atlanta Georgia after which he flew home to Graceland.Awaiting him was a letter from his record company,  RCA, setting out expectations in no uncertain terms.The Company was concerned at the lack of commitment their No 1 recording artist was showing them. In a most unusual move, RCA vice president George Parkhill wrote directly to the star: "We are planning a recording session in the middle of July," he informed Elvis, at the same time demanding more control over the recording process.; he was allowed to choose the studio he wanted, as long as he showed up when RCA dictated.Elvis’s producer Felton Jarvis was required to fill out paperwork exactly as  requested, and was expected to produce a total of twenty-four masters of songs not previously recorded by Elvis. He was instructed  to produce a new pop album of ten songs, new single records (four sides), and ten cuts for a new religious album.Tired from being on the road, depressed by divorce proceedings, and expecting his daughter Lisa Marie for a month-long visit, Elvis could not have faced the prospect of a string of recording sessions with much enthusiasmThe most practical arrangement was to stay in Memphis, and Marty Lacker, his long time friend and ex Memphis Mafia member, suggested making the 10 minute drive to the Stax studio on McLemore Avenue.You can contact me on email atelvistheultimatefanchannel@gmail.com

Journalist Alanna Nash is the author of many highly acclaimed books including,Dolly,The biography of Singer Dolly Parton,Golden Girl: The Story of Jessica Savitch & Behind Closed Doors: Talking with the Legends of Country Music.She is probably best known for her award winning books on the life and career of Elvis PresleyAlanna joins me for this episode and tells me about her "light bulb moment" discovering Elvis,and talks about working with Marty Lacker,Lamar Fike and Billy Smith on the highly acclaimed book Elvis Aaron Presley: Revelations from the Memphis Mafia.She describes her meetings with Elvis' manager,Tom Parker whilst working on her book about him and Elvis called The Colonel: The Extraordinary Story of Colonel Tom Parker and Elvis Presley,and reveals some of the amazing things she found out about The Colonel during her six years of exhaustive research for the book.We also cover her most recent Elvis book Baby Let's Play House: Elvis Presley and the Women Who Loved Him and her experience of being at Graceland intermediately following Elvis death and being the first journalist to see Elvis in his casket.

Alanna Nash is an American journalist and biographer. Born in Louisville, Kentucky in 1950, Nash holds a master's degree from the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism and is the author of several acclaimed books. In this almost 90 minute episode, Jaime Kay interviews Alanna Nash regarding her three books about Elvis Presley: The Colonel, Elvis and The Memphis Mafia and Baby, Let's Play House. 

In this episode,Memphis Mafia member Marty Lackers' Daughter Sheri shares her memories of Elvis,her Fathers role in the Elvis inner circle, what it was like growing up at Graceland and gives us a different perspective on what the Elvis world was like through the eyes of a young GirlYou can contact the show on e-mail at elvistheultimatefanchannel@gmail.com

Halloween week concludes with paranormal stories about the King of Rock, Elvis Presley! Jeff Dougherty of the Christian Whistleblower YouTube channel spent time around Elvis and the Memphis Mafia. Jeff’s childhood friend, Charlie Hodge, was close to Elvis and actually lived at Graceland! Jeff shares stories about Elvis’ ghost haunting Graceland after his death, the real reason Elvis wanted to meet the Beatles, and what he warned John Lennon and Paul McCartney about. Jeff’s also talking about the secret international, multi-government organization that was exerting mind control over Elvis, and how Elvis’ Hollywood career and stint in the Army were all part of a bigger plan!

Our first PART TWO, Elvis Presley!! This time, we dive into the crazy meeting between Elvis and then President Richard Nixon. Hear about Elvis and his crew, the Memphis Mafia manhunt a guy through an airport, stopping a plane and we detail the Los Angles warrant for Elvis arrest. Ben & I discuss the finer points in the rise of ass-chugging alcohol, the fact that Quigon Jin was the first force ghost in Star Wars history and we try our hardest not to steal quotes from the Canadian sensation television show, Letterkenny. Kick off your blue suede shoes, fry up a mess of peanut-butter and banana sandwiches, sit back and enjoy the Epoch of Elvis Presley, part 2!! Leave an Anonymous SpeakPipe Voice Msg: www.crimeinmusic.com Tweet Us: www.twitter.com/crimeinmusic IG: www.instagram.com/crimeinusic FaceBook: www.facebook.com/crimeinmusic  

...what is this colossal donut?!!? The MEMPHIS MAFIA donut from Voodoo Doughnut. Yum.

In the final episode of the first series of Dead Rock Stars, we present a contractual obligation fulfilling Greatest Hits. Just thank Dio we didn't opt for a live album. Or our very own Metal Machine Music. Talking of which, you'll find a heated discussion about that very album, plus chat about Bon Scott's nickname of Road-test Ronnie, Rick Parfitt's big night in, Elvis and the Memphis Mafia, Lemmy's love of poetry and fax machines and the harrowing account of the Lynyrd Skynyrd plane crash (where some of the band exploded off the scene). Plus eye opening insights on David Bowie, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, Prince, Phil Lynott, Freddie Mercury, Metallica, Ronnie James Dio and Marc Bolan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Episode 20 - Elvis, And His Famous Friends   Other than those "closest confidants" known as the Memphis Mafia, as Elvis's star rose, he spent a decent amount of time with many of his "Famous Friends."Some stories have come out from those famous friends such chance encounters include hanging with Elvis (and his guns) in hotel rooms, odd gatherings at cocktail parties, as well as quaint eclectic dinner parties.Join Brendan Carr as Elvis, Matt Casarino, Lew Indellini, and Kevin Regan as they re-tell some of those partially true stories.

It is our monumental 300th EPISODE of the Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling. How can we get any bigger than welcoming the one and only "Texas Bronco" and former NWA World Champion, the timeless Terry Funk. Discussing his return to the ring as part of Big Time Wrestling's upcoming shows on September 22nd in North Carolina and Saturday September 23rd in Spartanburg, SC, the Funker gives John and Chad the low down on his return as well as what he expects from his long time nemesis Jerry Lawler and his Memphis Mafia. Also take a walk down memory lane as we relive the greatest feuds and matches of one of the best to ever step into the ring. For this and every other episode of The Two Man Power Trip of Wrestling please subscribe to us on iTunes, Podomatic, Player FM, Tune In Radio and The IRW Network, The EXCLUSIVE home of The Triple Threat Podcast featuring Shane Douglas & TMPToW. As well as follow us on Twitter @TwoManPowerTrip

Did Elvis die of a heart attack? A drug overdose? Was he murdered? Is he working undercover for the FBI? Did he fake his own death?The Elvis Presley Conspiracy episode we will uncover information that may lead to any number of possibilities. The call came to Memphis Fire Station No. 29 at 2:33 p.m. on August 16, 1977. The dispatcher indicated that someone at 3754 Elvis Presley Boulevard was having difficulty breathing. “Go to the front of the mansion, the gate will be open,” the voice said. An ambulance swung out of the station onto Elvis Presley Boulevard and headed south, siren wailing maintaining a high speed.The two medics manning the ambulance recognized the address right away, it was Elvis Presley’s home, Graceland, three miles south of the fire station. Two years before the medics had come to assist Elvis’s father, Vernon Presley, after he suffered a heart attack and they thought it might be Vernon again.As the ambulance drove toward Graceland and the gates swung open and the crowd milling around the entrance parted. Making a wide sweeping turn to the left, the vehicle bounced heavily across the sidewalk and hurtled through the entranceway, striking one of the swinging metal gates a clanging blow. One of the several musical notes welded to the gate fell off. The ambulance accelerated up the curving drive toward the mansion and braked hard in front of the two-story, white-columned entrance. Here they were met with one of Elvis' bodyguards.“He’s upstairs,” the man exclaimed, “and I think it’s an Over Dose.”They rushed upstairs into Elvis' bedroom and then were pointed towards the bathroom where over twelve people milled about over a body of a man in mismatched silk pajamas—a yellow top and blue bottoms.At first sight the medics didn’t recognize Elvis. The man was stretched out on his back on the thick red rug with his pajama top open and his bottoms pulled down below his knees.They noted he was very dark, almost black. One medic thought that he might have been a black man.“From his shoulders up, his skin was dark blue,” he later told reporters.A young man was pressing Elvis’s chest rhythmically, while a middle-aged woman gave him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation. The medics swooped in fast and looked for a pulse. They could not locate one. Then they noted that Elvis was very cold, unusually cold and they believed he had been clinically dead for a very long time.“We think he OD’d,” came a voice from the crowd. The medics determined the best course of action was to take Elvis to the hospital and they retrieved a stretcher and took Elvis out the front door noting that he weighed more than they had anticipated. They claim he weighed between 230-250 pounds.As they reached the ambulance a green Mercedes-Benz raced up the driveway and lurched to a stop. It was Elvis’s doctor, George Nichopoulos otherwise known as Dr. Nick.As the ambulance raced down the driveway and up the boulevard Dr. Nick worked desperately on the body, shouting to the dead man not to die. That he could not die. That he had to live, for godsake's live! The doctor performed CPR the whole way to the hospital chanting “Breathe, Elvis . . . come on, breathe for me.”It is a curious matter, however, that both medics on scene believed that Elvis had been dead for a long while, and yet, the doctor, was performing CPR and trying to revitalize a seemingly dead corpse on route to the hospital. But, let's get back to that later. I just wanted to put that thought in your head as we will examine it further in this podcast.The ambulance left Graceland at 2:48 and was on route to Methodist South Hospital, only blocks away from Graceland when Dr. Nick ordered the ambulance to drive further another sixteen minutes to Baptist Memorial Hospital. Later it was revealed that Dr. Nick preferred this hospital because they were more discreet in dealing with celebrity patients.The hospital also maintained a superbly well trained crew of eighteen doctors, nurses, and medical specialists to deal with life-or-death situations. The team worked on Elvis for 20 full minutes before delivering the news that nothing could be done to save Elvis. In fact, some of the team questioned the matter from the very start. He was dead. Very dead and there was no helping a man who had died hours beforehand.Elvis Presley, the King of Rock n Roll. One of the greatest performers of all time was dead. It was, at the time unbelievable.And Elvis' estate was in complete chaos. Even before the ambulance called, someone had leaked the death to the media. Witnesses claim that even during this time, some people were walking out with trophies, valuable and with Elvis Memorabilia and Mementos.However, the police were never called and only participated in the security of Elvis Presley's corpse while at the morgue. They retrieved basic statements from Dr. Nick who would not specify how Elvis died. Dr. Nick went back to Graceland in the afternoon to secure a signature from Vernon Presley, Elvis' father authorizing an autopsy.The autopsy was conducted by a specially selected and highly skilled team of nine pathologists headed by the hospital’s chief of pathology, Dr. E. Eric Muirhead. Dr. Jerry Francisco, the medical examiner for Shelby County, closely observed the proceedings. It would be his responsibility to declare to the world the official cause of Elvis Presley’s death.Early on, a meticulous dissection of the body revealed what Elvis did not die from. It was not heart failure, stroke, cancer, or lung disease— the usual killers. It also confirmed what his doctors already knew: Elvis was chronically ill with diabetes, glaucoma, and constipation. As they proceeded, the doctors saw evidence that his body had been wracked over a span of years by a large and constant stream of drugs. They had also studied his hospital records, which included two admissions for drug detoxification and methadone treatments. Over time, Elvis had, in effect, been poisoned. The bloated body, the puffy eyelids, and the constipation reflected the slow death. They prepared multiple specimens from the corpse’s fluids and organs to be identified anonymously and sent to several well-respected laboratories across America for analysis. Chances seemed high that Elvis had, in fact, overdosed.After Elvis’s body had been wheeled away to the morgue, he told them that Elvis had been pronounced dead at 3:30 p.m., apparently of heart failure. Elvis died of heart failure, suddenly and without warning. It was a crisis that could not have been avoided. No one was at fault in Elvis’s demise. They concluded this without the completion of the pathological report. They further stated that the true cause of death may never be discovered but stressed that drugs had nothing to do with it.The image of Elvis was intact. Radio stationed played tribute music. His fans, worldwide mourned.But as the world mourned and fans shocked at the death of the King of Rock N Roll, rumours began swirling about Elvis's last years, his last days, his last night and what was the real cause of his death, or even more bizarre, how he managed to fake his own death.Vernon Presley was one of the first to question what was really going on. He had distrust of Dr. Nick, of the medical examiners report, of Elvis's friends and staff. He had suspicion that Elvis had been murdered.And Vernon was not alone.Elvis' last days were very stressful, not only on himself, but also on his staff and anyone around him. Elvis was not recording in studio any longer and had no movie contracts and was required to continually perform live in order to maintain the lifestyle he and others enjoyed. Whereas a manager and promoter would typically take a 15% cut of profits, Elvis', known as Colonel Tom Parker, took in excess of 50% and was demanding more.Elvis had not toured outside of the US except for some brief shows in Canada and was looking forward to revitalizing his career abroad, particularly in the UK and Western Europe. He was very stressed about putting the whole show together. He was slightly, but not grossly over-weight. He was tired of himself and depressed and was looking forward to a complete change. He wanted to get back into shape and to make drastic changes in his life including reestablishing a relationship with Priscilla, his ex wife because he missed regular family life with her and their daughter.It was rumoured, also, that Elvis was about to break up with his current girlfriend Ginger Alden.As the tour was being planned, Elvis had Vernon fire a few of his long term employees Red West, Sonny West and Dave Hebler because of spontaneous disputes. Elvis had left each with money and they claimed that Elvis planned on hiring them back on, but he was just being stubborn.But before getting hired back, the three, together with tabloid columnist Steve Dunleavy, wrote a scathing expose of Elvis entitled “Elvis What Happened?”According to their own accounts, the reasons for writing the book were not for financial gain or revenge, but "to get him to face up to reality and do something about his destructive lifestyle before it was too late".The book tells the story of Presley's personal life as seen through the eyes of Red, Sonny, and Hebler. It tells of incidents relating to his sex life, drug use, musical career, and his relationship with each of the three men. Names of people written about in the book, for the most part, are changed to respect their privacy, although this has led some to believe that a lack of named sources suggests these people and incidents never really existed.The book went on sale in July and was not an immediate success. It was only after Elvis' death that the book became popular and went on to sell three million copies.Not only were these three bodyguards on the outs, it seemed as if others, too, still employed by the Elvis estate were on the outs. Body guards, promoters, band members, everyone was fired or re-hired or didn't know what was going on as the new tour was being put together. Even the Colonel was fired, and re-hired and fired again. Elvis was said to be stressed out and suggested he simply take a whole year off and to relax in either Hawaii or his Palm Springs house.Some feel that a vengeful employee had slipped Elvis prescription drugs that fateful night that mixed with others he was taking caused a toxic concoction and ultimately death.If Elvis's death was a crime scene it was not treated as such. The room, and house filled with dozens of onlookers, the police were never called, never inspected, never photographed ....never questioned. The cleaning staff at Graceland meticulously cleaned the bathroom before the ambulance had arrived, and shortly after the body was recovered. The carpet was scrubbed clean. The staff then went to work on the bedroom and dressing rooms in a curious cleanup affair. Why did they need to clean up? Who ordered the immediate cleaning?Elvis nearly always carried a firearm with him, carried them on stage and in some instances wore bullet proof vests while performing. He was concerned over his safety and obviously did not fully trust his security detail as much as one would.Others have come to a different conclusion about who was responsible for the murder of Elvis.Suzanna Leigh was a friend of Elvis' whom she starred in the 1966 film Paradise, Hawaiian Style. For years, she’s been plagued by doubts about his death.As soon as I saw photos of the aftermath of Elvis’s death, alarm bells went off in my head, she says.There was a picture of a woman, who was close to Elvis, standing in the doorway at Graceland in the middle of the night, just hours after his death. She looked immaculate, her make-up perfect.What was wrong with this? Well, if the love of my life had just been found dead, I would have looked like the Witch of Endor, mascara streaming down my face, she continues.Although we were only ever friends, I had been in love with Elvis since I was 11. My dreams of meeting him came true when I was cast in Paradise, Hawaiian Style. We bonded immediately and became true soulmates.Elvis, who was very religious, loved my stories about my English convent school. The first time he took my hand was on set. We only kissed twice but there was the promise of many more intimacies to come. We remained friends throughout my passionate affair with Richard Harris, and wanted to make another movie together — but it was never to be.Colonel Tom Parker never liked our friendship, mainly because I was introducing him to actors like Richard Harris. Elvis wanted to be a real actor, but Colonel Parker only looked for easy money.I was asleep in London when Elvis died — having returned to Britain in the Seventies. In the years that followed, I continued my career in England. Then, in 2003, I put my connection with Elvis to use by going to work as a VIP tour guide at Graceland.It was there that I first heard rumours from people on the estate that Elvis had been murdered. And when I went to the library to find out more, I discovered that many reputable people believed his death — from apparent heart failure, compounded by drug abuse — was not straightforward.One book pointed the finger at Elvis’s doctor, ‘Nick’ Nichopoulos, who prescribed scores of pills for his hypochondriac patient, although it’s hard to believe he would kill his paymaster.The most interesting theory was by British journalist John Parker, who claimed there was a Mafia connection.Then there’s the fact that the post-mortem report will not be available until 2027. Why would the Federal Bureau of Investigation lock documents away if there was nothing to hide?I soon learned Elvis had in fact been part of one of the largest FBI investigations of the Seventies, codenamed Fountain Pen. Apparently, he had been the innocent victim in a Mafia fraud case involving billions of dollars.Scores of federal agents worldwide had investigated it, and Elvis was due to give evidence. The FBI was meant to be protecting Elvis when he died.Despite this, Elvis’s death has never been officially investigated.The first person I talked to as I tried to understand more about the mystery was Beecher Smith, who had been Elvis’s lawyer.He told me that as part of the investigation, Elvis and his father were supposed to appear in front of a federal grand jury on August 16, 1977 — the day Elvis died.My next port of call was George Klein, who had been at school with Elvis. He told me that just before his death, Elvis, who was a mess because of his hectic workload, had decided to take a year off and had sacked half his staff, including Colonel Parker.When he sacked his band, tempers were running so high that they brought out a salacious book about him just two weeks before he died. It all got so nasty that Elvis was forced to employ a team of security people who were all ex-cops, headed by Dick Grob, a former police sergeant.George told me Elvis was so serious about giving up work that he had rented a house in Hawaii and planned to get fit again.To find out more, I went to see Grob. Though upset when talking about it all, he confirmed that Vernon, Elvis’s father, always believed his son was murdered.When Elvis died, Grob had launched his own investigation, questioning everyone in the house as to where they were that night, and logging every call.He claims records show someone phoned a newspaper from Graceland at 1am to alert them that there was a big story coming out that night — an hour before emergency services were called.Then he made a truly extraordinary allegation. ‘Elvis died of a massive codeine overdose,’ he told me. ‘It doesn’t matter what other things they say he died of — that is what he really died of.’I could hardly believe what I was hearing. I knew Elvis was allergic to codeine, an opiate painkiller. Could someone have tricked him into ingesting it?Grob explained that the madness on the night Elvis died meant that nothing was properly investigated. ‘There was pandemonium in the streets, with distraught fans and journalists arriving from all over the world,’ he said. ‘There were about 200,000 people outside the gate.‘If the police had said they suspected Elvis had been murdered, there would have been a lynching. The police tried to get a handle on things, but so much stuff was walking out the door. A lot of things disappeared that night and were sold later.‘Someone even washed the carpet where Elvis had fallen. Imagine that — cleaning up before the police arrived? It could only have been someone really close to Elvis that could have ordered that.’George Klein had told me that many suspicions were focused on Colonel Parker. Beecher Smith, meanwhile, said Parker had a lot to gain from Elvis’s death — only a day after the death, he had persuaded the singer’s father to sign over to him 50 per cent of The King’s posthumous earnings.The news about Colonel Parker didn’t surprise me. I had never liked him. Yet though there were a lot of incentives for him to dispatch his protege, he wasn’t there that fateful night.So how did Elvis die?In Dick Grob’s opinion, it was organised by the Mob. He told me they did not want Elvis or his father to appear in court because of all the media interest it would create, so they must have got someone inside the house. ‘That’s what Vernon believed all along,’ said Dick. ‘Someone from inside let the killer into the house.’This was explosive stuff, and I suspected I was on the right track because odd things started happening to me. First, a wheel fell off my truck while I was driving.If I had been going faster, I could have been killed. A mechanic I saw afterwards said the nuts on the other wheels were also about to come off. Somebody had been messing with them.Then, one night as I was walking my dog, I stood like a rabbit in the headlights while a young black girl, not more than 20, stuck her arm out of the window of a passing car and fired at least five very loud shots from a handgun, which hit some trees above me.On another occasion, someone broke into my car, then someone tried to break into my house and stabbed one of my other dogs.To this day, I suspect someone wanted me out of the way. I didn’t wait to find out who before I left town.I know people will find it hard to believe these claims, but I knew the real Elvis, and after what’s happened to me I’m more convinced than ever that we are a long way from discovering the full truth about his death concludes Suzanna Leigh.Others are also convinced that something strange happened that fateful night, but their interpretation of events conclude that Elvis was not murdered, in fact, they believe Elvis did not die at all.Detective Mulder, from The Xfiles Television program sums it up.Yes, some believe people believe that Elvis Presley fooled us all either to exit the entertainment industry in good terms, relatively good looking and technically the King or to go into hiding due to his undercover work with the Drug Enforcement Agency of the United States.There is no doubt, Elvis was fascinated by law enforcement, and even as a child wanted to be a police officer. He collected badges from several police departments and agencies.The most requested item in the US National Archives – more popular than the photos of the moon landing, the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights is the iconic image shows the meeting between the president and the King: the real-life encounter between Elvis Presley and President Nixon in the Oval Office in December, 1970.On a American Airlines flight to Washington DC, Elvis – who rarely wrote – requested notepaper and proceeded to pen a letter to the president, offering “any service I can to help the country out” and requesting to be made “a federal agent at large”.Elvis explained the reason for his visit: his desire for a badge from the Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs. The singer was a collector of police badges and believed this one would give him the special powers and freedom of a federal agent. Nixon granted his wish for a badge, and the meeting concluded as Elvis put his arm around the president and hugged him.Was Elvis a real undercover agent? Or was this just a fantasy he believed to be true? There are reports that Elvis had in fact used badges and represented himself as a lawman. In one instance he even had a hand held police siren and chased down a speeding motorist and warned the driver against excessive speed, but pardoned him and didn't issue a ticket. The motorists, totally flabbergasted, drove off.There is also a time, Elvis stopped a plane on the runway using his Narcotics Badge to pursue his employee Hamburger James, whom he had learned was stealing jewelry from Elvis. On the plane, Elvis read his best version of the Miranda Rights and the Memphis Mafia, Elvis' bodyguards take James back to their hotel room. Elvis smacked James in the face twice and then started crying asking James why he did not just let him know he needed money. Elvis said he would keep him on as an employee, but James declined and was paid a severance package, never to deliver Hamburgers to Elvis again.But what if Elvis just wanted to hide away? Elvis was too big a star and Graceland was too small for that.There are some people that believe that Elvis is in hiding at Cooper Creek Baptist Church in Denton, Texas cleverly disguised as Pastor Bob Joyce. Bob Joyce bears a remarkable likeness to Elvis and is exactly the same age as Elvis would be if still alive. He can play the piano effortlessly and has a phenomenal singing voice that is uncannily like Elvis. The Pastor is even said to have the same scars as Elvis. In a later interview with Pricilla when asked, what would Elvis be doing if he were alive today, she answered: "ELVIS WOULD BE PREACHING, HE LOVED TO PREACH AND HE LOVED THE BIBLE"!In the 1980s a recording surfaces reportedly from the King himself describing his current lifestyle. The recording shocked Elvis fans from around the world as they learned that Elvis was still alive, in the witness protection program. Let's have a listen:However, upon further investigation we learn that the clip was commissioned by a film crew for a sensationalistic documentary and that a known Elvis impersonator voice acted the entire sequence.There are many, however, that believe they have not only heard Elvis, but have seen him also. In Ottawa Canada, there have been so many Elvis sightings that a group was formed to study the phenomenon The Elvis Sighting Society. They even had an unnamed roadway named Elvis Lives Lane and even documented Elvis order a Double Double at Tim Hortons.We can laugh, because, that is what Elvis would have done. But if we take a serious look into the last night of Elvis' life we have a great deal of unanswered questions that may lead you to believe any number of conspiracies.Elvis was overweight and was taking prescription pills to help him stay awake when needed or to fall alseep. He was supervised by a host of doctors, but mainly observed by Dr. Nick. Even though his weight was not ideal, he was not obese and even though his diet was typically southern, he was not, as the media portrays, gluttonous. Even the famed fried peanut butter banana sandwich story is, well, myth.In his last hours, Elvis played racketball, an intensely gruling sport that requires not only mental focus but an insane about of cardio. After playing racketball, Elvis sat down at the piano and finished with Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain.As he rested in bed, he found he could not sleep and requested a medical aid. Still, with no help, he requested additional support in the form of more pills.Unable to still sleep, he took a book with him and sat down on the toilet to read.Later, his girlfriend Ginger Allen found him slumped on the floor, apparently dead.The official cause of death was noted as heart failure. Years later an investigation shows us that perhaps drugs had a bigger influence his death. Dr. Nick was brought before the Tennessee Board of Medical Examiners on several charges related to overprescribing drugs to Elvis Presley and other patients. In January 1980, the board suspended his license for three months for indiscriminately prescribing and dispensing controlled substances to ten people, including Elvis and Jerry Lee Lewis. In November 1981 Dr. Nick was officially charged in a criminal court with 11 felony counts of overprescribing drugs to nine patients. He was acquitted. Five new charges were brought against him in 1992 by the state of Tennessee for overprescribing drugs to Elvis. This time, the State Department of Health was determined to revoke the doctor's medical license permanently.But Dr. Nick brought forth another theory. Dr. Nick said that after the autopsy he noted that Elvis mostly likely died because he was full of shit and often had accidents on stage where he would literally crap his pants and have to change into different clothes. According to Dr Nick, the autopsy found Elvis’s colon to be five to six inches in diameter, compared to an average of two to three inches. And rather than the standard four to five feet long, Elvis's colon was eight to nine feet. He determined that Elvis's weight gain, was not body fat, but at least a 20 pound turd stuck in his colon.Now this new theory hold little weight, as we are simply taking Dr. Nick's word on it and his experts in the field, which he says talked on the phone with him and made these conclusions.Dr. Nick died in 2016, and its probably a good thing because if Elvis were alive today, he probably would have fired up the Lisa Marie, flew up to 30,000 feet above Memphis and threw the bastard out the door.Elvis, in a sense does live, forever. His mark, his music, his way, not only is revered worldwide it echoes in music throughout time. Everyone is an Elvis fan, whether they know it or not.If you are interested in learning more about Elvis, and the many conspiracies concerning his death and life visit the facebook group Evidence Elvis Presley Is Alive. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

"Too Many Rapes" We opened the show with "Only 17" by Rucka Rucka Ali, talked about some upcoming smoothies for Slim, Slambo's new sitcom "Too Many Rapes", Rapey Elvis Presley and The Memphis Mafia. Slim did his brand new Celebrity News & Gossip segment and Slambo sang "That's What I Like" by Bruno Mars. We covered some news stories including Snoop Dogg and a junkie who got in an accident and tried GTA-ing a car. We interviewed Podcaster Matt Melor from "The Ped & Mellor Show", Josh Roberts from Five Finger Jerky, Board Certified Plastic Surgeon Dr. Miami, Alex Fernandez from the web series "Body Jumpers" and "Dawn", Comedian Richard Cason, and Comedian Ann Gora. It was a great show!

Episode 16 "Elvis, And A Christmas Carol" The King decides not to give out Christmas bonuses to the Memphis Mafia this year, so the boys are forced to get all "Dickensian" on his ass! All of you favorite characters are back in this 2nd season ending episode...as well as some new ones! With Brendan Carr, Matt Casarino, Lew Indellini, Jill Knapp, Rodney Linderman, Kevin Regan, Steve Roney, and Adam Wahlberg.

October 19, 2016 In tonight’s episode of the Geocaching Podcast: Our third of four guest GCPC host possibilities. Tonight Geocacher Jesse Lunsford aka Memphis Mafia will share insights about geocaching and why he wants to be a host on our show. Be sure to check it out! Please share with other geocachers. We meet on … Continue reading GCPC EPISODE 471 – Geocacher Jesse Lunsford – Memfis Mafia →

In this semi-fictional yarn, the impetus for Elvis wanting to meet with either J. Edgar Hoover or Nixon is born from his growing discontent at seeing where America has been headed, particularly in the growing cultural unrest among its people, from the hippie movement, to the pot smokers, to the war protestors, to the Black Panthers. The King decides that he can actually help the country if he can be made a Federal Agent. Joined by his "Memphis Mafia" friends Jerry Schilling from Hollywood and bodyguard Sonny West, Elvis travels to the White House in order to have an impromptu meeting with the President, hoping to convince him to get the badge he will need to carry out his "agent at large" duties. The road seems at an impasse, but Nixon's aides, sensing that a photograph of the two together could endear him come re-election time to large swaths of Elvis fans, particularly in the South, try to make it happen, despite Nixon's initial protests.

Episode 2: Elvis, And Guns. Elvis & the Memphis Mafia are back...and this time, they're armed!With: Brendan Carr, Lew Indellini, Kevin Regan, and Adam Wahlberg. Music by Matt Casarino & Jill Knapp.

Slow Robot A Go-Go Show 128 – Spinout Tonight Dr. Morbius (from parts unknown) and mOw listed their Top Ten Favorite Foreign Actors/Actresses. After that the team revved up their engines to the melodious songs sung by the hunka hunka burning love that is BIG E! Does the Memphis Mafia have to come break the […]

As the HBO series Entourage begins its seventh season, we find out what goes on inside a real-life entourage with Jerry Schilling, a member of Elvis Presley's famed "Memphis Mafia." Like the fictional entourage, Elvis' inner circle of homeboys lived with "The King" and accompanied him everywhere as he negotiated life in the entertainment business.

George Klein is author of a new book “Elvis: My Best Man.” Klein met Presley when they were both in high school and were close friends right up until Elvis’ untimely death. Presley actually stood at the altar in Klein’s wedding as his best man. Klein was part of Presley’s tight inner circle, known as the “Memphis Mafia.” He also hosts a weekly show on the Elvis channel on Sirius/XM. He talks with Icon Fetch about some of his great experiences with the King of Rock n’ Roll.

In this weeks show Shawn gives props to Roger Corman, discuss “Bookhunter” by Jason Shiga, and then Jon Carroll and Shawn begin part one of their two part conversation with indie comic creators and publishers Lin Workman (Bushi Tales) and Martheus Wade (Jetta: Tales of the Toshigawa) as they discuss the comics creation process, the hard work that goes behind it, and the highs and lows of the comic book distribution market.

Elvis's favorite spot in LA was a spiritual retreat founded by a famed Hindu holy man who was Gandhi's Yoga teacher.The ashes of the Mahatma are at this shrine on Sunset Boulevard, where Elvis & his Memphis Mafia went to find peace and a higher love away from groupies and adoring movie star girlfriends.