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"Alex Ross' work is really like outstanding community theater” - Steve Darnall and Alex Ross join me to talk about the rerelease of their groundbreaking policital graphic novel, Uncle Sam as well as Alex's Fantastic Four: Full Circle. "Timed for this year's election, UNCLE SAM by Steve Darnall and Alex Ross makes its return after nearly a decade of being out of print. It's a vibrant, hallucinatory tour of modern America—the story of a star–spangled, ragged vagrant named Sam who is guided by the voices in his head and his own fractured memories. Absorbed by history–traveling visions of America's dark past, Uncle Sam struggles to remember his true identity and piece together the scattered clues of his own experiences in this deep and thoughtful look at America's checkered past." Alex Ross studied illustration at the American Academy of Art, then honed his craft as a storyboard artist before entering the comics field. His miniseries Marvels opened a wider acceptance for painted comics. In 1996 he produced the equally successful Kingdom Come for DC Comics. Ross is the writer/artist of the award winning Fantastic Four: Full Circle. Steve Darnall first worked with Alex Ross on the Human Torch story that served as the inspiration for the award-winning 1993 series Marvels. Steve served as a consultant on the movie Being the Ricardos and Ken Burns's documentary Country Music. He is also the editor of Nostalgia Digest magazine, and the host of two weekly radio shows dedicated to the golden age of radio. Nostalgia Digest https://www.nostalgiadigest.com/
Editor and Chief of Nostalgia Digest Magazine Steve Darnall talks to WGN Radio's Dave Plier about their summer edition including the fashion statements of Lucille Ball, Lassie, the 90th anniversary of The Lux Radio Theater and more! Nostalgiadigest.com.
Radio Hall of Famer and old time radio guru Chuck Schaden and Steve Darnall, publisher of Nostalgia Digest, join WGN Radio's Dave Plier to talk about the legacy of comedian Jack Benny, a world class entertainer who invented a quintessentially American art character: the genially self-deprecating fall guy, the history of his radio and TV shows, vaudeville, […]
WGN Radio's Dave Plier celebrates another birthday with friend and Radio Hall of Famer Garry Meier, with special guests Rich Williams of rock band Kansas, comedian and SNL alum Kevin Nealon, Steve Darnall from Nostalgia Digest Magazine, and ‘This is History' with WGN Radio newsman Dave Schwan.
Steve Darnall, editor-in-chief of Nostalgia Digest Magazine, joins WGN Radio's Dave Plier to talk about the summer swimsuit edition and vintage conversations about film star Rita Hayworth, Shirley Temple, Jack Teagarden, the history of Cracker Jack (founded in Chicago), and the future of TCM (Turner Classic Movies). To subscribe visit nostalgiadigest.com.
WGN Radio's Dave Plier looks at the history of ‘Terror on the Air' during the Golden Age of Radio including iconic horror and mystery shows 'Suspense', ‘Inner Sanctum' and ‘Lights Out', and how they influenced television and the movies with Radio Hall of Famer Chuck Schaden, Nostalgia Digest's Steve Darnall and WGN Radio's Carl Amari.
Steve Darnall of Nostalgia Digest Magazine talks to WGN Radio's Dave Plier about the long-running Chicago radio show ‘Those Were the Days', which is celebrating 50 years this Sunday with a LIVE event at Chicago's Irish American Heritage Center. For more information, visit nostalgiadigest.com.
On this episode of And I "Quote": Ryan talks with Hollywood archivist, professor and film historian Dr. Annette Bochenek. Dr. Annette Bochenek is an archivist, professor, film historian, and avid scholar of Hollywood's Golden Age. She manages the “Hometowns to Hollywood” blog, in which she profiles her trips to the hometowns of classic Hollywood stars. She also hosts a film series by the same name. She has been featured on Turner Classic Movies. A regular columnist for Turner Classic Movies, Classic Movie Hub and Silent Film Quarterly, her articles have also appeared in Nostalgia Digest, The Dark Pages Film Noir Newsletter, and Chicago Art Deco Society Magazine.Follow Anette Bochenek on Social Media: https://hometownstohollywood.com/https://hometownstohollywood.com/events/https://www.facebook.com/home2hollywoodhttps://twitter.com/Home2Hollywoodhttps://www.patreon.com/home2hollywoodhttps://www.amazon.com/Annette-Bochenek/e/B01LYYOXB8?ref=sr_ntt_srch_lnk_1&qid=1634180312&sr=8-1Audio Version of And I Quote Available Here:https://www.spreaker.com/show/and-i-q...Make Sure to LIKE, COMMENT, & SUBSCRIBE!Nerd Culture MERCH!!! www.nerdculture.threadless.comHWWS NC Merch - https://hwwswebtv.threadless.com/designDONATE to our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/itsnerdcultureFollow:Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/itsnerdculture/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsnerdcultureTwitter :https://twitter.com/itsNerdCultureFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/itsnerdculture
In Cineversary podcast episode #44, host Erik Martin honors the 80th anniversary of To Be or Not to Be, directed by Ernst Lubitsch, by interviewing Steve Darnall, host of the Those Were the Days radio show and publisher of Nostalgia Digest magazine. Erik and Steve explore what makes this film both a comedy gem and a gripping wartime thriller as they examine why To Be or Not to Be is deserving of kudos eight decades later, its cultural impact and legacy, what we can learn from the movie in 2022, and more. Learn more about the Cineversary podcast at anchor.fm/cineversary and email show comments or suggestions to cineversegroup@gmail.com. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cineversary/support
Steve Darnall, editor-in-chief of Nostalgia Digest Magazine, joins WGN Radio's Dave Plier to talk about the winter edition of his quarterly publication.
In this episode I discuss with Dr. Annette Bochenek her blog “Hometowns to Hollywood”, in which she profiles her trips to the hometowns of classic Hollywood stars. She has been featured on Turner Classic Movies and is a regular columnist for Classic Movie Hub. Her articles have also appeared in Turner Classic Movies Backlot, Silent Film Quarterly, Nostalgia Digest, The Dark Pages Film Noir Newsletter, and Chicago Art Deco Society Magazine. Doug Hess is the host!
Editor-in-Chief of Nostalgia Digest Magazine, Steve Darnall, talks to WGN Radio’s Dave Plier about the publication’s spring edition including features on: Gracie Allen, Nat King Cole, Lloyd Bridges, Hollywood’s Beloved Bad Guys and the legacy of the Drug Store Soda Fountain.
Author Greg Borzo discusses his book about the Golden age of Chicago dining, and some of the legendary restaurants that are gone but not forgotten
Dave Plier welcomes Steve Darnall of Nostalgia Digest Magazine to talk about the ‘100th Anniversary of Radio’, classic toys of yesteryear and more. For more information visit nostalgiadigest.com.
The song and dance man who became Jack Benny's butler--and became the highest-paid African-American performer on radio!
The story of radio's original masked man, who became an icon saving the old West from outlaws and a radio station from bankruptcy
The actress who was Jack Benny's telephone operator, Gracie Allen's neighbor, the prototype for Ethel Mertz and the voice of Betty Rubble@
Steve Darnall, editor in chief of Nostalgia Digest Magazine, joins Dave Plier to talk about their summer swimsuit edition, movie serials and more.
Remembering the writers, actors and shows that gave African-Americans a voice on radio and helped to make the medium a more diverse place
A career-spanning, century-spanning conversation, as Those Were the Days' longtime announcer looks back at his first six decades in radio!
A 2013 conversation with the man who was Chris Elliott's dad, Abby and Bridey Elliott's grandfather, and the first half of Bob and Ray, one of radio's most beloved, most enduring comedy teams!
A 2013 conversation with the man who was Chris Elliott's dad, Abby and Bridey Elliott's grandfather, and the first half of Bob and Ray, one of radio's most beloved, most enduring comedy teams!
Radio Hall of Famer Chuck Schaden looks back at the very beginnings of his long-running radio show ‘Those Were the Days’ which celebrates 50 years this month, interviews with Jack Benny and the stars of the golden age of radio, and the spring edition of ‘Nostalgia Digest’ magazine (and a special discount in partnership with […]
The radio career of Hollywood's driest wit, who became America's favorite English teacher!
The radio career of Hollywood's driest wit, who became America's favorite English teacher!
For the 100th edition of the Nostalgia Digest Podcast, we welcome two very special guests: Rich (Svengoolie) Koz and the legendary Patty McCormack!
Two comedy legends talk about how they were influenced by the Golden Age of entertainment--and the legends of radio
He is the host of Those Were the Days and the Nostalgia Digest Podcast, as well as the editor and publisher of the Nostalgia Digest magazine. It's Steve Darnall. Plus, the latest news from Fun Ideas Productions.
As Those Were the Days gets ready to celebrate a half-century on the air, we welcome two guests who'll be taking part in our 50th anniversary festivities: Parks and Recreation's Jim O'Heir and Mystery Science Theater 3000's Trace Beaulieu!
We examine the legacy of the comedy team that did it all, from vaudeville to radio to movies to television
We examine the legacy of the comedy team that did it all, from vaudeville to radio to movies to television
The founder of Nostalgia Digest talks about his new memoir -- and a lifetime spent celebrating the Golden Age of Radio!
The founder of Nostalgia Digest talks about his new memoir -- and a lifetime spent celebrating the Golden Age of Radio!
Hear about the radio career of an actor, composer, artist--and the world's most famous Scrooge!
The radio career of the man who went from being a dramatic actor to a comedy legend -- and Lucille Ball's television nemesis!
A conversation with the remarkable actress and activist, as she recalls her careers in movies, radio. . . and even music!
We remember the legendary comedian and discuss his cultural impact, with the help of actor (and famous stage Groucho) Frank Ferrante!
We remember the legendary comedian and discuss his cultural impact, with the help of actor (and famous stage Groucho) Frank Ferrante!
Remembering a generation of gentleman detectives who became radio heroes, from Nick Carter to Charlie Chan to Ellery Queen
Part 2 of my interview with Steve Darnall of Nostalgia Digest magazine. We talk all about the Jack Benny supporting characters. Plus vintage clips!
Part one of an interview with Steve Darnall of Nostalgia Digest a magazine about old things vintage, from old radio to classic Hollywood and more.
Ever wonder how old-time comedians utilized show recording technology, to play one more round of golf? Ever hear about the famous song writer who gave up a promising golf career, just to please his fiancée? Join us today, as we take a different slant. Steve Darnall is the host of Those Were The Days radio show. This show has streamed … Read more about this episode...
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