Podcasts about strange loves

“CLASSIC CINEMA STAR OF THE MONTH: BARBARA STANWYCK” - 7/06/2026  (147) Anyone who's listened to From Beneath the Hollywood Sign for any length of time, knows that BARBARA STANWYCK is the all-time favorite actress of Steve and Nan. This week, we will be discussing the remarkable life and career of this legend. What can you say about Stanwyck? Tough, talented, fiercely independent, and endlessly versatile, she could break your heart in Stella Dallas, make you laugh in The Lady Eve, and leave you breathless in Double Indemnity. Join us as we explore her extraordinary journey from a difficult childhood to becoming one of the most respected actresses of Hollywood's Golden Age. Along the way, we'll share fascinating behind-the-scenes stories, surprising moments from her personal life, and reveal why directors, co-stars, and film crews adored working with her. If you're a fan of classic movies—or simply love stories about remarkable people—you won't want to miss this tribute to the incomparable Barbara Stanwyck. SHOW NOTES:  Sources: A Life of Barbara Stanwyck: Steel to True 1907-1940 (2013), by Victoria Wilson; Pieces of My Heart (2008), by Robert Wagner with Scott Eyman; Barbara Stanwyck: Straight Down The Line | The Hollywood Collection, 1997 Barbara Stanwyck: Fire and Desire (1991), by Richard Schickel; The Name Above The Title (1971), by Frank Capra; “Barbara Stanwyck, Actress, Dead at 82,” January 22, 1990, by Peter B. Flint, New York Times;  Barbara-Stanwyck.com AFI.com TCM.com biography.com walkoffame.com  wikipedia.com IMDBPro.com; Movies Mentioned: The Locked Door (1929); Mexicali Rose (1929); Ladies of Leisure (1930); Illicit (1931); Ten Cents A Dance (1931); The Miracle Woman (1931); Night Nurse (1931); Forbidden (1932); The Bitter Tea of General Yen (1932); Baby Face (1933); Annie Oakley (1935); Her Brother's Wife (1936); That Is My Affair (1937); Stella Dallas (1937); Golden Boy (1939); Remember The Night (1939); The Great Man's Lady (1941); Ball of Fire (1941); The Lady Eve (1941); Meet John Doe (1941); Lady of Burlesque (1944); Christmas In Connecticut (1945); The Strange Loves of Martha Ivers (1946); My Reputation (1946); The Two Mrs. Carrolls (1947); East Side West Side (1949); Quo Vadis (1951): No Man of Her Own (1950); The Furies (1950); Clash By Night (1952); The Moonlighter (1953); Jeopardy (1953); Executive Suite (1954); There's Always Tomorrow (1956); Forty Funs (1957); Trooper Hook (1957); The Night Walker (1964); --------------------------------- http://www.airwavemedia.com Please contact sales@advertisecast.com if you would like to advertise on our podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A lustful vixen, a dipsomaniac, a tough guy, and dame that had nothing but bad breaks intersect in The Strange Loves of Martha Ivers (1946)  SPREAD THE WORD! If you enjoyed this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review, and subscribe! We would love to get your feedback! Email Click here to subscribe via iTunes Read more at classicmovierev.com 

Our special Valentine's Day show continues with Strange Loves of the '80s, Part 2. This week we reveal our irrational loves in television and food. Spoiler alert: Spearsy's food picks will leave you queasy. Jen with One N and B-Rad won't make matters much better. This show is sponsored by HelloFresh. To save $30 off your first order, use the promo code RADICAL 30 when ordering. 

For Valentine's Day this year, Spearsy, Brad in LA and Jen with One N decide to confess their "strange loves" in the '80s. Not relationships - but rather our strange loves in music, movies and more. This is part 1 of that series.  Also, listener mailbox is full of stories of job woes, thus creating an entirely new seggie for the podcast. 

We’re back with our second Beyond Naschy mini-episode in which we talk about…well… a lot of things actually, but we try to stay on topic. The IMDb lists THE STRANGE LOVES OF THE VAMPIRE as a 1977 release but it turns out that Phil Hardy’s guide to horror films claims it as a 1975 film so your guess is as good as ours. I think it is likely that the film debuted in the US in 1977 and Europe two years earlier making both dates accurate depending on your location. Further complicating things is that in the US the film was given the misleading title of NIGHT OF THE WALKING DEAD! I suspect that drive-in patrons in ’77 expecting a zombie movie, maybe even a sequel to NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, had to feel disappointment but I can’t imagine the sight of the frequently nude Emma Cohen made the men in the audience unhappy. Wowsa!Only available as a bootleg sourced from a Dutch VHS tape (I mistakenly say Turkish in the show!) with subtitles hardcoded onto the screen this turns out to still be a film well worth hunting down. Although we complain a lot about the crappy print quality the film’s strengths win us over and it joins my long list of movies that need a good DVD release. Settle in and listen as we try not to spoil the movie while praising its finer points, and we don’t mean just the several sets of impressive nipples on display. Write us at naschycast@gmail.com and let us know what you think of our efforts. 

Welcome back to Those Movie Guys Podcast. Your one stop shop for movie news, reviews, and everything in between. This week we address a listener email, Tarantino calling it quits, the power of TV money, Wonder Woman saving DC, Mel Gibson's crazy comments, the power of Gary Oldman, and so much more. Sit back, relax, and let us make sweet love to your ear holes.  thosemovieguyspodcast.com   Like us on FB: https://www.facebook.com/thosemovieguyspodcast/   Follow us on IG: @thosemovieguyspodcast   Follow us on Twitter: @tmg_podcast   Email: thosemovieguyspod@gmail.com  

Recorded live at PAX East 2015 Explore love, lust, and choice in games in a lively discussion with moderator and Let's Quip creator, Sean Baptiste, Dragon Age Creative Director, Mike Laidlaw, The Wolf Among Us and Game of Thrones writer, Nicole Martinez, Billionaire Banshee creator, Steven "Razlo" Bailey, Strange Loves videogame series writer/producer, Miellyn Fitzwater Barrows, and Dragon Age and Mass Effect Global Product Manager, Hilary Heskett Shapiro. Support our nonsense... Save 10% on LootCrate and support Nerd Appropriate with code: RATEDNA Get a free audio book download with Audible and support the show!

Miellyn stops by to hang out with the gang and talk about Strange Loves 2: Hex Boyfriends, the gamebook sequel to the most excellent Strange Loves: Vampire Boyfriends. On the weekend before the journey to the Pacific Northwest and PAX, Ash plays Saints Row IV and Hilary watches The White Queen. We talk Ben Affleck & Batman, Steve Ballmer & Microsoft and Heroes of Cosplay. Finally, we talk PAX panels and plans, in addition to the things for which you are most excite in our NAQOTW. It’s a hootenanny! Rated NA 118