Podcasts about Savalas

Was ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE good?  That is a question that Bond fans have been arguing since its release.  In this episode, Dan and Tom walk through the top 10 reasons why they think ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE is a good movie.  Then they look at it from the other side with the top 10 reasons it is criticized.    Some things they examine are:  George Lazenby  The score  The action  Telly Savalas' portrayal of Blofeld  The emotional depth of the movie  The fact that this is, in part, a romance movie  And more…  ON HER MAJESTY'S SECRET SERVICE has gained popularity and likeability as it has aged. Dan and Tom give you their thoughts. After listening to this episode, we'd love to know which side of the spectrum you are on and why.  Please let us know at info@spymovienavigator.com.  We might give you a shout-out in a future episode and pass your idea on.    Please subscribe to our podcast show, CRACKING THE CODE OF SPY MOVIES, on your favorite podcast app or listen on our website.  Episode link: https://bit.ly/3SEJreZ

We've recently been looking at ghostly hitchhiker legends and in this episode Karen brings us a creepy tale from her childhood that is both a strange twist on the original formulation of the legend, and also one that comes to us from big and small-screen icon from the 60s to the 90s - the bald, Greek, lollipop sucking phenomenon Telly Savalas. Stand by as we take a wild ride with Mr. Savalas into the MonsterTalk Zone.  Show Notes: The Extraordinary is available on YouTube for free (currently) Weird JFK PostScript If you want to see some of Mr. Savalas' work, a lot of it is available streaming: https://amzn.to/4002ukj (Affiliate Link) Please take a moment and fill out our Airwave survey - just go to the survey page and select MonsterTalk from the show list, then answer the questions. Thanks! This episode is brought to you by BetterHelp. Give online therapy a try at betterhelp.com/monstertalk and get on your way to being your best self. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

"A Killing in the Second House," the eleventh episode of Kojak's second season, debuted on November 17, 1974. It starred Telly Savalas, Martin Balsam, Dan Frazier, Kevin Dobson and George Savalas. It tells the tale of a corrupt ex-cop who hatches a plot that just might make him enough cash so he and his horoscope-reading wife can go to Paris and start over. Or it might just blow up in his face and completely wreck his life. We'll just have to watch and see what happens.Listen to Kevin and Áine — who once did the ding dong number together — speculate about the Savalas sibling dynamics, discover which of them was a Facebook friend of a Kojak cast member, and discuss Kevin's propensity for buying old media that hasn't aged well.Follow us on the usual social media suspects:FacebookTwitterInstagramAnd send your computer print-out horoscopes to mysterytomepodcast@gmail.com.Mystery to Me is a production of Mystery Sheet LLC.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Known for his bald head and deep, resonant voice, the veteran actor became a household name for his portrayal of Lt. Theo Kojak on TV for five years.

Peter and Karl go way back. They were in their first band Savalas together which morphed into Sine Star Project. Sine Star Project (an anagram of Peter's name) are a tricky act to pin down, but you can hear influences from the Buckleys (Tim and Jeff), Elliott Smith, Aimee Mann, Love, Ry Cooder and Pink Floyd to The Flaming Lips, American Music Club and Grant Lee Buffalo…even Berlioz and Bruckner. We learn about Peter's start as a musician on trumpet and piano, though to achieving his dreams fronting a band signed by One Little Indian (who also have Skunk Anansie and Bjork on their roster). Peter is also a talented producer, and talks us through his time working as a producer and engineer on a host of bands, most notably The Delays.We finished with a glimpse of Peter's current projects, fusing classical and electronica genres together and taking them out on the road as a solo act. Keep an eye on his INSTAGRAM PAGE, and make sure you catch a show!You can also find Peter's SoundCloud page HERE and his BandCamp HERE.Listening to the podcast is all the support we need, but if you'd like to go a little further then you can make a donation to the show HERE. Include a message, and we'll read it out on the show!

The Equalizer Season 3 Episode 2: Blood & Wine: Part 2 Aired on CBS: September 23, 1987 Directed by: Alan Metzger Written by : Coleman Luck Featuring: Telly Savalas, William Atherton, Moira Sinise Yowza. Once again, they are starting out strong for season three - a two parter airing on the same night, grabbing America by their lapels and saying "We're back and we're not messing around." And it's hard to start out any more grandiose plotline than William Atherton threating to poison the entire city of New York, and God appearing to Telly Savalas and absolving him of his horrible past. We were blown away by the first part last week, and turns out that was just an appetizer, just setting the stage for all the craziness in this episode. Great outdoor shots of the city, nutso plotlines, and lots of screentime for Savalas and Atherton to shine. An amazing episode that bodes well for the rest of season three. @equalizerspod facebook: equalizerspodcast equalizerspodcast at gmail dot com

our half-yearly dip into the world of video games is upon us, Rupert wades through the indies as Britt focuses on the bigger budgets, for a change. Also features a sneaky board game review as well as some discussion about Resident Evil on the Savalas. 

We talk to Ariana Savalas - Singer Songwriter & Burlesque Performer. Ariana energetically takes us on her journey from growing up in a Hollywood Hotel as the daughter of Film & TV icon Telly Savalas through moving to Minnesota, London and eventually back to Los Angeles to ignite her career as an amazing Singer Songwriter & Burlesque entertainer. Along the way she shares her love of great 90s Pop and TV Shows, joining Postmodern Jukebox, experiences in the acting world and so much more.This episode is brought to you by our friends Dead Skull Coffee. https://deadskullcoffee.co.uk/discount/STVPlease visit The Straight To Video Patreon Page to find out how you can help grow this show. https://www.patreon.com/stvpod 

OoO did not intend to take a three-month hiatus, but we're glad to be back with idiotprogrammer, Robert Nagle.   DJ Poseur claims that DL is the best rock band to have its whole discography on Bandcamp on a “name your price” basis:  https://dolefullions.bandcamp.com/ Find S&S's debut on Discogs:  https://www.discogs.com/master/107485-SavathSavalas-Folk-Songs-For-Trains-Trees-And-Honey    STRUCTURE:  War in Europe for Ukrainian & Russian Music (to 9:25) Doleful Lions “Out Like a Lamb” (9:25-16:00) Other critics & genre, Lazarus as a song premise (16:00-24:00)  Being tame —> longevity? Bandcamp's future in licensing.  Downsides of consistency (24:00-27:52) Doleful Lions “Look Homeward Angel Numbers,” Ratings, RIYLs (27:52-31:17)  Comparison of very different album picks & Robert's thoughts on Savath & Savalas, how excited to be about mellow music (31:17-44:08) Savath & Savalas “Folk Songs for Trees, Trains and Honey” electronic music around the turn of the 21st century (44:08-48:45) AMG & Pitchfork on S&S & what ambient is and is not, elderly electronic listeners, live music & instrumental music, unpredictability in repetitive musical styles (48:45-1:00:30) What we listened to that our parents couldn't stand, DJ Poseur goes racist to describe styles of music he doesn't like in misinterpretation of a question about Thai musical tastes, Trip-hop & downtempo versus jazz & lounge music, RIYLs (1:00:30-1:06:25) Rating S&S (1:06:25 to conclusion).   In the Ukraine war intro, Robert does a great job with examples of how musicians on all sides are responding.  UKRAINIAN MUSIC FOREVER!! Robert's "Ukraine Pop Music is Cool" Playlist on Spotify. https://spoti.fi/3MnVNTn Also a Youtube playlist: https://bit.ly/3vMpeIL   As always, check out his blog for more media.  http://www.imaginaryplanet.net/weblogs/idiotprogrammer/  We also mention “Russian folk singers with a message” such as Alexander Rozenbaum.   Album reviews for “Out Like a Lamb”:  https://chicagoreader.com/music/local-indie-rockers-doleful-lions-have-long-been-overlooked-but-theyve-never-lost-their-spark/ , https://chicagoreader.com/music/local-indie-rockers-doleful-lions-have-long-been-overlooked-but-theyve-never-lost-their-spark/ .  AMG thinks very highly of them but hasn't updated their discography https://www.allmusic.com/artist/doleful-lions-mn0000141712 .  Two others get the Pitchfork treatment https://pitchfork.com/artists/1261-doleful-lions/ .    DJ Poseur can't take psychedelic folk rock revivalism very seriously due to Spinal Tap's “Listen to the Flower People”    “Out Like a Lamb” is RIYL:   The Beatles, The Beach Boys, His Name Is Alive, "Kumbaya", Junip/Jose Gonzalez, Simon & Garfunkel, Mamas and the Papas, Paul Simon, Jimmy Dale Gilmore, Papas Fritas. “Look Homeward Angel Numbers” is RIYL:  The Faint, Caesars, Many Birthdays, Dandy Warhols, Gentlemen DJ Poseur owns most of and recommends the entirety of the Hefty Records catalog for fans of instrumental, post-rock, experimental but still accessible downtempo electronica https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hefty_Records .    The cohost and DJ Poseur disagree on whether DL would be RIYL or overall sounds similar to Of Montreal for their psychedelic chameleon rock discographies that vary over decades from the 1990s to the 2020s.   “Folk Songs for Trains, Trees and Honey” is RIYL:  Bonobo, Boards of Canada, Thievery Corporation (& full stable of ESL Music in Washington D.C. = Eighteenth Street Lounge Music), DJ Farina's “Mushroom Jazz”. The rest of S&S's discography is RIYL:  Devendra Banhart, Junip/Jose Gonzalez, Cass McCombs   A very old Pitchfork review of it:  https://pitchfork.com/reviews/albums/7007-folk-songs-for-trains-trees-and-honey/    Robert's favorite mellow music comes from Polly Scattergood & Goldfrapp, both comparable in his view to Stevie Nicks.  Also Australian singer Princess Chelsea . .

Britt briefly acknowledges the Savalas before discussing the greatest Val Kilmer film and a self Half-Darfur, as Rupert digs out some '80s gold and Britt's favourite Robert Redford flick, before he continues his love of snowy peaks...and unfortunately, spiders.   A new ArkinZ'Dar is set!

It may be a new year for the world, but it's still 1994 around these parts! Sarah & Joe take a quick look at the life and times of famed actor and pitchman Telly Savalas, who left behind quite the body of interesting work 28 years ago! Almost certainly best remembered for his massive hit detective show of the 1970's Kojak, Savalas' lengthy career before and after is explored, through discussions of his one-shot as James Bond nemesis Blofeld in On Her Majesty's Secret Service, landing the role of Pontius Pilate in The Greatest Story Every Told, and his status as a legendary bald sex symbol. Along the way, much time is given to his very brief appearance in The Muppet Movie, the who's who that attended his funeral, speculation about whether the Sesame Street character is named for him, who the hell the other Muppets are named after, the best joke from the British sitcom Only Fools and Horses, and how much Kevin Sorbo sucks. Brief, frenetic, and scattershot forty-third episode!

This week Dirty Dozen December continues and the stakes ramp as we discus 1987's 'The Dirty Dozen: The Deadly Mission' where we join Telly Savalas and his new Dozen as they attack a German chemical weapons plant! Filmed in Yugoslavia and directed by Lee H. Katzin the film stars Savalas as Major Wright, the new commander of the Dozen and Ernest Borgnine, Vince Edwards, Bo Svenson, Randall "Tex" Cobb, Gary Graham, Paul Picerni, Emmanuelle Meyssignac and Wolf Kahler returns again, as an entirely different character Colonel Krieger. Follow us on Twitter @FightingOnFilm and on Facebook. For more check out our website www.fightingonfilm.com Thanks for listening! 

Welcome to a Season 8 of BEAT MY GUEST, a trivia podcast where you can play along at home. This week's guest is STEVE HOMER. My guest will face a bevy of brain-teasers in an attempt to register as high as score as he can. You, the listener, can play along and see if you can BEAT MY GUEST. Final Round List: BALSAM, BEGLEY, COBB, FIEDLER, FONDA, KLUGMAN, MARSHALL, MASON, MCNAIRY, SAVALAS, SWEENEY, VOSKOVEC, WARDEN BECOME A PATRON and get a chance to win a spot in the hotseat... Go to PATREON.COM/BeatMyGuest for details! Twitter:@BMGpod    JOIN THE FACEBOOK FAN GROUP - CLICK HERE

本日ピックアップするのは、今週94位に初登場。 HELADO NEGRO、「GEMINI AND LEO」 エラード・ネグロ、、、1980年、エクアドル移民の息子として、 アメリカ、フロリダ州の南部生まれた＜ロベルト・ランジェ＞のソロ・プロジェクト。 幼少の頃から音楽を作り始め、現在は、ニューヨーク、ブルックリンが拠点です。 彼の音楽キャリアは、最初は、プレフューズ73とともに、 ＜SAVATH & SAVALAS＞のメンバーとして活動し、 その後、スフィアン・スティーヴンスや、デヴェンドラ・バンハートの曲に参加。 2019年にリリースしたソロ・アルバム『This Is How You Smile』で、 シンガー・ソングライターとしての注目されるようになりました。 １０月にリリースされる通算７枚目のアルバム『Far In』からの1stシングルが、 「GEMINI AND LEO」 昨年夏に訪れた、テキサスの砂漠の辺境地で、インスピレーションを得て、作ったそう。

Joe Cirillo An Offer I couldn't Refuse: Growing up in the Bronx, Bellmore's Joe Cirillo used to pitch pennies on the street corner, and when he amassed enough money, he'd go straight to the movies. So in the mid-60s, fate seemed to be following when he found himself a New York City Police officer on the beat outside a Manhattan complex where stars such as Phil Silvers and Red Buttons lived. "They knew me as Joe the cop," he said. Making acquaintance with these celebrities led to more than just getting a glimpse of their starlight. "How would you like to be an actor," he said were the words of director Mike Nichols that embarked him on a film industry career. Of course, the New York City cop was definitely skeptical, but eventually succumbed to Nichols' assurances that they would simply turn him into one. Soon enough, Cirillo interviewed with Paramount and landed a role in The Godfather. Unfortunately his scene was cut, but he can be seen throughout one of the film's most famous sequences. Still, nothing was going to keep him away, especially since the presence of Marlon Brando, Al Pacino and James Caan didn't affect his ability to remain professional. "It was inspiring," he said. He later found a voice in several smaller projects, but the next phase in his career began when he was hired to provide security for Telly Savalas on Kojak. Taken with Cirillo after a year of service, the star told him, "Once you retire, come to California and you've got a job." "I retired and became his right hand man," Cirillo said. Initially he obtained work as a technical advisor, before moving on to writing. With the show's scribes coming to him for ideas, he realized his personal experiences could be put to better use. "I'm in production meetings, I read the scripts, I make adjustments. [I thought] why can't I write myself," he said. Unfortunately, a script approved by Savalas never was shot because the show was canceled. The writing went on hold, as Kojak was spun off into Eischeid, and he nabbed a co-starring role next to Joe Don Baker as Detective Malfita. After its short life and speaking roles in Splash and Ghostbusters, Cirillo sold a screenplay in 1990, which was never shot. Today, he partners with fellow screenwriter Marc Baron for Oroloro Entertainment. With mostly romantic comedies looking for backers, they inked a three-picture, $20 million deal with investors from Dubai in 2001. This time, the September 11th attacks put a hold on all business relations with Dubai, thus killing the projects. Since then, the bad economy has slowed things but he knows one break can open doors on everything else. "You get one going, they all go," Cirillo said. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otcpod1/support

Horror Express - or Pánico en el Transiberiano translated as Panic on the Trans-Siberian, is an English language Spanish science fiction horror film loosely based on the novella Who Goes There? (also a basis for the Thing From Another World, which was in turn was remade as the classic The Thing by John Carpenter.) The film stars Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing, with Alberto de Mendoza, Silvia Tortosa, Julio Peña, George Rigaud and Ángel del Pozo in supporting roles, and Telly Savalas in a guest appearance.In 1906, Professor Sir Alexander Saxton, a renowned British anthropologist, played by Lee, is returning to Europe by the Trans-Siberian Express from Shanghai to Moscow. With him is a crate containing the frozen remains of a primitive humanoid creature that he discovered in a cave in Manchuria. Before the train departs Shanghai, a thief is found dead on the platform. His eyes are completely white, without irises or pupils. Later the humanoid is reanimated, roaming the moving train, leaving bodies with the same opaque, white eyes in it's wake. Autopsies suggest that the brains of the victims are being drained of memories and knowledge. When the humanoid is gunned down by police Inspector Mirov, the threat seems to have been eliminated… But the murders continue.Like all Italian and Spanish films of the period, Horror Express was filmed mostly without sound, with effects and voices dubbed into the film later. Lee, Cushing and Savalas all provided their own voices for the English market, with a certain Roger Delgado providing the voice for Inspector Mirov. According to Director Eugenio Martín, the film was made because a producer obtained a train set from the production of Nicholas and Alexandra. "He came up with the idea of writing a script just so he would be able to use this prop,"Horror Express was filmed in Madrid between 1971 and 1972 and produced on a low budget of $300,000 and released a few months after the topic of our very first podcast episode, Dracula AD 1972.$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$Just in case anyone has too much money and wants to give a bit to us to help with our hosting n stuff. It would be amazing if you fancied sending us some pennies - thank you.https://supporter.acast.com/general-witchfinders$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$£$ Get bonus content on PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/general-witchfinders. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this episode, I have a chat with the mistress of the modern Moulin Rouge, Ariana Savalas, who has just debuted her latest album THE DEAD DANCE. Ariana Savalas, went from a Catholic schoolgirl to going all the way to London to the Royal Academy of Dramatic Arts. She gained international fame as one of the founding members of the vintage phenomenon, Postmodern Jukebox. Her performances with them on YouTube reached number one on the iTunes stores and this ensemble of talented musicians and singers performed in venues from Vienna to Singapore, in places like Radio City Music Hall and the Greek theatre. Fasten your seat belts for a naughty and nice ride on the progression of Ariana's musical career but also her personal journey as a woman embracing her sensuality and finding her own unique sound and life groove. The daughter of sex symbol and celebrated actor Telly Savalas, aka Kojak, Ariana has carved her own path to stardom. We discuss the roots of cabaret and the burlesque, her acting career, her love for the standards, the inspiration that gives life to her own songs, and the meaning of the latest album, that she chose to release during the Pandemic after her residency in Berlin was canceled. To top it all off we have to talk about that famous ukulele and her father's wisdom passed on to her– rules do not apply and that it's never too late to go for your dreams.Connect with Ariana Savalas:YoutubeInstagramWebsiteLet's Connect!Alexia Melocchi - WebsiteLittle Studio Films - WebsiteTwitterInstagramFacebookLinkedInMONTHLY MERCHANDISE RAFFLE!

Our twentieth episode! Rejoice with us as we talk films, Josh Hartnett's milk hair and smiles so crooked that it'll make you think your Savalas* is sideways.   This episode is sponsored by - The Lost Relaxation Tapes of Yorkie Brown     *Telly    Films covered:   The Butterfly Effect Noroi: The Curse The Never-ending Story Black Eagle Color out of Space Blood Rage Trial of the Chicago Seven The Rain Killer The Ninth Configuration The Secret: Dare to Dream Police Academy Redwood I Feel Pretty The Clovehitch Killer Nobody Sleeps in the Woods Tonight Near Dark The Rachel Divide

We had the absolute pleasure of spending time with the super talented and beautiful Ariana Savalas! She is the coolest person ever and we had a blast hanging out and chatting. Join us to learn more about the fabulous, funny, sexy, and very cool Ariana Savalas! arianasavalas.com

Raising children is hard. Raising children who are not biologically your own can be even more challenging. On this two-part episode of #WIHTFPodcast, I am joined by CJ and our good friends Savalas and Kesha Rodgers to discuss the challenges that some men face when marrying a woman with children.  This is a raw conversation discussing everything from dating women with children to sometimes being overlooked as a key figure in the child's life. Join the conversation on social media by following us at @wihtfpodcast and letting us know what you think! Follow Savalas and Kesha Rodgers on FB and IG at @Keyplayerz and on Twitter at @thekeyplayerz . 

Raising children is hard. Raising children who are not biologically your own can be even more challenging. On this two-part episode of #WIHTFPodcast, I am joined by CJ and our good friends Savalas and Kesha Rodgers to discuss the challenges that some men face when marrying a woman with children.  This is a raw conversation discussing everything from dating women with children to sometimes being overlooked as a key figure in the child's life. Join the conversation on social media by following us at @wihtfpodcast and letting us know what you think! Follow Savalas and Kesha Rodgers on FB and IG at @Keyplayerz and on Twitter at @thekeyplayerz . 

I have some pretty cool friends in Los Angeles, that's for sure.  And some of them, well are considered Old Hollywood - the best kind..so when one is invited to a Savalas (as in Telly) birthday party at the park...one goes.  That's where the COVID Etiquette police come in and the realization that a birthday cake with candles will never be the same again.   Peel Me A Grape performed by Arianna Savalas

It's time for our review On Her Majesty's Secret Service (1969) Starring:George Lazenby as James BondDiana Rigg as Countess Tracy di Vicenzo,Telly Savalas as Ernst Stavro BlofeldGabriele Ferzetti as Marc-Ange DracoIlse Steppat as Irma BuntDirected by Peter R. HuntScreenplay by Richard MaibaumWe discuss plot, actors, our updated Bond movie ranking, favorite quotes, trivia, and listener feedback!

We talk the 1972 Peter Cushing, Christopher Lee, telly savalas spanish british co-production, Horror Express thor's vol. VI issue 97 (episode 697)

To have Multi-Talented International Singer, Songwriter, Multi-Instrumentalist, Dancer, Comediene, Cabaret Sensation Ariana Savalas on our podcast, was a gift from above. The daughter of Greek-American icon actor Telly Savalas, Ariana inherited her father's charm and artistic gifts and took those attributes with her own unique voice, to become one of the greatest voices in cabaret and club singing today. Sultry, sexy and funny, she has performed all over the globe and is currently doing a residency at The Mirage in Las Vegas with Postmodern Jukebox. We had such a wonderful conversation with Ariana talking about her childhood, following in the family business, making her own name for herself and projects she has in the works. A girl's girl, you will feel like you know because that is the warmth that she exudes. For more on Ariana go to: www.arianasavalas.com

Interview with Cabaret & Jazz performer Ariana Savalas on Grecian Echoes Grecian Echoes on Facebook: www.facebook.com/Grecian-Echoes-Ε…χώ-488968940614/

Postmodern Jukebox or PMJ has created a worldwide sensation with over 200 videos taking modern day songs with a vintage filter. Touring worldwide annually, including right here in Las Vegas! Currently, PMJ has a residency until August 1st at the 1Oak Night Club at The Mirage Hotel. The amazing and talented Ariana Savalas of Postmodern Jukebox joined Michael Castner on Nevada's Morning News to talk about the Vegas residency, as well as how Scott Bradlee founded the group. Buy tickets by visiting ticketmaster.com or by clicking here.

This week, will TMI say 'Hell No!' to Hellboy?  We slog through the viscera and gore and try to find the beating heart of a real movie underneath.  Then we review our first listener request, the 1972 bizarro-fest Horror Express - you're welcome Scott Manning!Then we ask - What is the MOST Unnecessary Reboot/Remake Ever?  It's all here...#tmimoviepodcast #tmiconfessionals #hellboy #davidharbour #horrorexpress #christopherlee #petercushing #tellysavalas #skywalker

With a title like 'Completely Foolproof' what could possibly go wrong... well, one thing that can go wrong is to miss out on our little podcast.I've been doing some number crunching and calculated that approx 7 billion people aren't listening to the Tales of the Unexpected Podcast. Dont be that person who goes through life not telling a few hundred people about it. Make the change today.Here's another american adventure starring none other than Kojak - Don't delay... find out what happens right away!

In support of National Black HIV/AIDS Awareness Day, Dr. P has a candid conversation with Rev. Savalas R Squire Sr. on living with HIV and the response of the Black church community.

Clips from two songs by, Savalas Seed .The songs are called, Find your way home, and ,The grass is always greener. If your want to hear more check them out on Spotify. Thanks for listening.

This week, Lucy and Paul review Tully starring Charlize Theron.  As it is a momma film, our list this week are movies dedicated to mom.  Also, we have film news.  This episode was originally broadcast on May 10, 2018 on WLXU 93.9 FM Lexington Community Radio.

Musician/app creator Christian Savalas guests on the Oh Behave Show to share his must-get new mobile app game called Wild Wiener just released by Fandomodo. It features his Dachshund named Lucy in pursuit of trying to out-canine wily squirrels up a tree. The game is wildly addictive and fun to play. Christian also shares what life was like going up in a large Greek family with his late dad, actor/musician Telly Savalas, who starred on the hit show, Kojak. Who loves ya baby? Your dog -- so be sure to tune into this special episode. More details on this episode MP3 Podcast - Christian Savalas, son of Telly, Unleashes the Wild Wiener Mobile Game in Honor of His Squirrel-Chasing Dachshund, Lucy on Pet Life Radio

iHeart Producer/Host Neil Scott interviews Ariana Savalas, star of "Love, Chaos and Dinner" - in a limited engagement in Redmond's Marymore Park through April 29, 2018. Tickets at www.zinzanni.com

According to Abraham Hicks, 11:11 is the UNIverse knocking itself out to give you evidence of your alignment. 11:11 is the UNIverse's way of urging InI to pay attention to InI heart, InI soul and InI inner intuition. 11:11 serves as a wake up call to InI so that opportunities are not missed in this lifetime. Uncle Mose and I have had this convo for like 20 years, dating back to our I.C. College Street days. I see it constantly--on the cable box clock, the phone, the microwave... 11:11 just so happens to be the birth month and birth date of the Incomparable Beverly Cleo Senter. I miss you and love you bunches, Grandma! I have been in a serious funk since June 14, 2017 and I am glad that I have finally mustered up the strength to get this mf'er uploaded. PEACE

It's the seventh instalment of 'Crass!'; shaken, not stirred. This week: a listener tells an unlikely Savalas-dote, Jorge obviously goes on about James Bond, and Paul has a disastrous encounter with the Lonely Hearts Club. Send us stuff: crasspodcast@gmail.com

Gardens Casino (Hawaiian Gardens) screws players in $1 million guarantee tournament. Attorney Eric Bensamochan to offer arbitration services for poker-related money disputes (new PFA sponsor). Druff recaps his experience appearing on the Stones Live Poker stream in Sacramento. Phil Hellmuth mocks Fedor Holz's tournament winnings on Twitter, Negreanu gets mad. Three players kicked from Casino M8trix in San Jose for "going north", moved action over to Bay 101. Cate Hall claims to be autistic. PPA posts online survey, considers becoming lobbying arm for Daily Fantasy Sports. 888 Casino advertised using fake news. Which famous actor has two WSOP final table appearances? Hawaii cracking down on illegal gambling. Editorial: Why new health care bill falls short AGAIN. Phone call from Raymond Davis. khalwat, traderusky, and Drexel co-host various parts of this long, 8-hour show.

Gardens Casino (Hawaiian Gardens) screws players in $1 million guarantee tournament. Attorney Eric Bensamochan to offer arbitration services for poker-related money disputes (new PFA sponsor). Druff recaps his experience appearing on the Stones Live Poker stream in Sacramento. Phil Hellmuth mocks Fedor Holz's tournament winnings on Twitter, Negreanu gets mad. Three players kicked from Casino M8trix in San Jose for "going north", moved action over to Bay 101. Cate Hall claims to be autistic. PPA posts online survey, considers becoming lobbying arm for Daily Fantasy Sports. 888 Casino advertised using fake news. Which famous actor has two WSOP final table appearances? Hawaii cracking down on illegal gambling. Editorial: Why new health care bill falls short AGAIN. Phone call from Raymond Davis. khalwat, traderusky, and Drexel co-host various parts of this long, 8-hour show.

Low-key lightweight jammin'.

100th episode milestone piece--Meintzer (Tammy & Tabitha) Champa St. Homecoming Soundtrack Commemorative Edition Deluxe. Oasis in the mf'n city.

One track doesn't become a blend in an instant - it takes ears, patience, training, study and DISCIPLINE, mane. In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except DFME and taxes.

(And Telly's Celebratin') One for Andre Young. Often regarded as one of the greatest producers--period. All tracks composed by the Mighty, Mighty D-R from the CPT. February 18th. DFME fo' dat ass.

Dilla Dilla Dilla. Beats Beats Beats. Beast. Loop choppin' MONSTER. Producer. Beatmaker. MC. One of the greatest musicians who has ever done it. Telly's tribute to James Dewitt Yancey. Turn it up!

Who loves you, baby? Telly does.

The boys gather to celebrate Allen's birthday with one of his favorite Bond films, On Her Majesty's Secret Service. Lots of ground covered here, from discussions spanning the entire Bond canon to the career status of Meg Ryan. Allen laments that the eighth installment of the Fast & Furious franchise, The Fate of the Furious, isn't stylized as The F8 of the Furious. Plans for next week's Christmas episode are discussed. Email: fourcolorfilm@gmail.com Twitter: @fourcolorfilm Facebook: facebook.com/fourcolorfilm Website: fourcolorfilm.com  

Customized audio for rebel hoppin', steppin' or MARCHIN'. Shout out to all family, friends and loved ones. Truly thankful.

Hey babe--nice nails! One for Megs. Mother. Friend. Businesswoman. Serve with Episode 62. Stay polished, my people!

The hunt for Dread October... Robbie found him dusting off DFME cobwebs. A true warrior salute to DJ Snippets, DJ Marshmallow, Ayanna, Peter Tosh and of course, Felix Herron. Please excuse the glitches and hiccups. Toss one back for the struggle.

Savalas & Athena called via Skype and we talked to them about their marriage. They have been married 6 years. We talked about Savalas being deployed in Navy for Months at a time, Struggles they had with getting on the same page, How they met, and advice they have for other couples. It was a great show. If you want to be on the show email us at BlackMarriedFly@gmail.com

On this interview episode, Andy, Gene, and Derek talk with Zak Sally, the creator behind Like a Dog,  Recidivist, and Sammy the Mouse…a narrative that Derek calls “the Waiting for Godot of comics.” His second installment in the planned four-book Sammy the Mouse series just recently came out from Uncivilized Books, and the guys discuss with Zak the genesis of that project and his strategies for plotting the story. Zak also talks about his beginnings with zines in the 1990s;  music and his time with the band, Low; his efforts with La Mano, his own publishing arm (pun intended); his work on the upcoming fourth issue of Recidivist; the artistic limitations of Tumblr; and his experiences in Duluth and Minneapolis. Along the way, the conversation (de)evolves into a discussion of Battle of the Network Stars, Telly Savalas commercials for Duluth, and how the name “Dylan” is actually pronounced in Hibbing, Minnesota.