Podcasts about nancy pop

Previously on A Man Named Marlowe: After Marlowe’s meeting with nightclub owner and gangster Benny Chance, he drives to his friend Lou’s automat only to find that Lou has been murdered. Marlowe goes to his office building where he finds the elevator boy also dead. In Marlowe’s office is an older man with a gun. The two talk. Afterwards Marlowe drives to Spokane, Washington to try to solve the case. When he gets there, the woman who hired him knocks on his hotel room door. In Episode 5, Spokane begins to yield some answers as Marlowe makes a new friend, and pretends to be interested in buying land before getting ambushed. Heard in this episode: Nancy Pop as Janice Tomlinson Sam T. Wilson as William W. Powell Jr. Dr. David Linton as William T. Phillips James Scully as Philip Marlowe Featured Music: In a Sentimental Mood - Duke Ellington A Picture of Me Without You - Paul Whiteman & his Orchestra w/ Ken Darby Don’t Let It Happen Again - Isham Jones & his Orchestra w/ Joe Martin On The Good Ship Lollipop - Shirley Temple A Man Named Marlowe is available in the same feed as Breaking Walls. Subscribe on iTunes and everywhere else you get your podcasts by searching for Breaking Walls or at TheWallBreakers.com. … and if you enjoy A Man Named Marlowe, tune in to Breaking Walls, a documentary series on the history of American Radio Broadcasting. The most recent episode—number 81—delivers an in-depth look at comedian Fred Allen’s career, complete with interviews, show clips. fights with executives, and a good feud or two. Both of these shows are available by searching for Breaking Walls wherever you get your podcasts or by going to TheWallBreakers.com To support these shows for as little as $1 per month, please go to patreon.com/TheWallBreakers.

Previously on A Man Named Marlowe: Marlowe gets tailed across town to his friend Bernie Ohl’s house. After leaving Bernie’s he heads up to Big Bear Lake to investigate the cabin his new client Ruth Moriarity mentioned. There he finds something unspeakably gruesome. In Episode 3, Marlowe's offered a large sum of money to drop the case and stop looking for John Moriarity, even though he's already stumbled upon two horrible murders. Heard in this episode: Nancy Pop as The Waitress Olga Lysenko as The Telephone Operator Fernando Sanabria as The Homicide Detective Christopher Bradley as Gus Will Benson as Benny Chance James Scully as Philip Marlowe Closing Song: Farewell My Lovely by Richard Himber, with Stuart Allen singing A Man Named Marlowe is available in the same feed as Breaking Walls. Subscribe on iTunes and everywhere else you get your podcasts by searching for Breaking Walls or at TheWallBreakers.com. … and if you enjoy A Man Named Marlowe, tune in to Breaking Walls, a documentary series on the history of American Radio Broadcasting. The most recent episode—number 80—looks at a summer series called Forecast that ushered in an era of public pilots, and gave rise to three incredibly popular shows. Both of these shows are available by searching for Breaking Walls wherever you get your podcasts or by going to TheWallBreakers.com To support these shows for as little as $1 per month, please go to patreon.com/TheWallBreakers.

Los Angeles, 1935. It’s the heart of the Great Depression and Philip Marlowe is broke. He’s contemplating whether he should pawn his .38, give up his Private Investigator’s license, and find another profession. He stops into his friend Lou’s automat for a sandwich. Lou tells Marlowe he’s got some work for him to do. It sounds like it’s Marlowe’s lucky day… or is it? Author Raymond Chandler set The Big Sleep, the first of his novels involving famous private detective Philip Marlowe in (then) present-day 1936, but who was Marlowe before The Big Sleep? In A Man Named Marlowe, we’ll find out. It’s a story with an empowered woman, heinous crimes, back room deals, gruesome murders, hundreds of thousands of dollars of gold, and two long-dead ghosts that teach us heroes can live forever. Premiering May 15th, 2018, a new episode will debut every two weeks for twelve weeks. Heard in this episode: Christopher Bradley as Lou Parker Javan Ivey as Joe Briggs Nancy Pop as Ruth Moriarity James Scully as Philip Marlowe Closing Song: Can The Circle Be Unbroken by The Carter Family A Man Named Marlowe is available in the same feed as Breaking Walls. Subscribe on itunes and everywhere else you get your podcasts by searching for Breaking Walls or at TheWallBreakers.com. … and if you enjoy A Man Named Marlowe, tune in to Breaking Walls, a documentary series on the history of American Radio Broadcasting. The most recent episode—number 79—chronicles the career of Orson Welles between 1931 and 1941. Both of these shows are available in the same feed, by searching for Breaking Walls wherever you get your podcasts or at TheWallBreakers.com To support these shows for as little as $1 per month, please go to patreon.com/TheWallBreakers. Nancy Pop’s website is - http://www.nancympop.com … Go check her out! She’s Director of Media and Production at The Theater Collective, and the host of both “SHEbang,” a monthly variety show in New York City featuring an all-female line up of comedians and poets, and "In Cold Read", a monthly playwriting workshop at Spoonbill & Sugartown Booksellers in Bushwick, Brooklyn. A Special Thank you to: Christian Neuhaus Rebecca Shield WallBreakers Links: Patreon - http://patreon.com/thewallbreakers Social Media - @TheWallBreakers URL - http://thewallbreakers.com Online Store - jamesthewallbreaker.com/shop/

A new film project in the works had Elann's attention, and not just because it involved former guest Nancy Pop. "The Molok" touches on several topics that come up on Lost & Rewound: nostalgia, innocence, and memories. Joining Nancy to talk about the concept are chief sculptor Annalisa Barron and the co-creators Sam Wilson & Xander Chauncey. Clips are also played later, because of course!

Nancy Pop holds quite a handful of titles: actor, playwright, producer, and model. She stopped by to grace us with some sounds of other roles she had during high school: Older sister, public speaker, and McDonald's employee. Our last official basement recording session!