Podcast appearances and mentions of sue cameron

In the finalé episode of our first season of 2025, Big Conversations, Little Bar, hosts Patrick Evans and Randy Florence welcome back Hollywood insider Sue Cameron for a second engaging appearance. From their seat in the coveted corner booth at Skip Paige's Little Bar, they dive into the unpredictable world of Hollywood tales. Sue, who grew up amid the excitement of Old Hollywood, shares anecdotes from her time as a respected journalist and how she earned the trust of many legendary stars. Bringing a wealth of experience and untold stories—from Mickey Cohen to modern Hollywood scandals—Sue also discloses intriguing insights about the Oscar drama and industry transformations, such as the Amazon acquisition of the Bond franchise. Be prepared for an episode filled with fascinating stories, laughter, and an insider's view of both historical and recent Hollywood events. This podcast is presented by the McCallum Theatre. Takeaways:• Sue Cameron returns as a guest, delighting the hosts with captivating Hollywood tales.• Old Hollywood's insight: building trust with stars made all the difference in Cameron's journalism career.• Cameron discusses confronting sexism and perceptions of women in entertainment across different eras.• Sue shares firsthand stories about icons like Joan Rivers and provides insights into her complex career struggles.• The Bond franchise's transition from the Broccoli family to Amazon causes industry stir and speculation.• Analyzing the use of publicists and media amid the Blake Lively and Jason Baldoni scandal.• Cameron highlights how unchecked lifestyles thrived in record industries compared to movie sectors.• A wry yet poignant closure with Cameron's witty storytelling as she discusses past interviews and Hollywood's nature. #HollywoodInsider #OscarDrama #BondFranchise #OldHollywood #WomenInEntertainment #CoachellaValley #CelebrityStories #Gossip #FilmIndustry #SueCameron #FameAndFortune #IconicMoments #BehindTheScenes #TMZ #CelebrityGossip #HollywoodStories #ClassicHollywood #JoanRivers #CoachellaValleyLife #PatrickEvans #RandyFlorence #BigConversationsLittleBarPodcast #MutualBroadcastingSystem #SkipsLittleBar #McCallumTheatre

Sue Cameron has known, interviewed and befriended a plethora of Hollywood and Music A Listers.   In fact they are so famous, they would belong in an A+ list category if there was one. She has been a daily columnist & TV editor for The Hollywood Reporter, Hamptons & a Cosmo contributor.   She is an original founder of Women in Film, an organization of 25,000 members.  Sue has written a riveting, just can't put it down book called “Hollywood Secrets and Scandals: the truth behind stars closed doors.”  Sue has been a consultant for various entertainment people like Teri Hatcher, Joely Fisher, Suzanne Somers, Valerie Harper, Carole King, Kim Novak, Debbie Reynolds and many others who don't want their names revealed.  In her book's dedication, she mentions Kim Novak, Debbie Reynolds and Joan Rivers as MY SUPREMES.   No other reporter has ever had her of access to celebrities.  We discuss: -Why so many of these A Listers allowed her so closely into their lives -What was her motivation for writing such an intriguing, juicy book of 361 pages -Do famous people regret being famous or do they mostly enjoy & embrace it?  -Any that didn't enjoy or couldn't handle their fame?  -She has written over 2,5000 columns & interviews reporting on Hollywood celebrities & social and political events.  Which interviews & stories stand out the most? -Jimi Hendrix.   The Mama Cass Ham Sandwich story.   Richard Simmons.    OJ Simpson.   Sonny & Cher.   Wonder Woman Lynda Carter.   Her blog, www.cameroncolumn.blogspot.com is widely read and generates attention everywhere

Iain Dale talks to journalist and broadcaster Sue Cameron about the life and reign of the King who tried to hold back the tide. Or did he? Listen and find out!

The title of her most recent book, Hollywood Secrets and Scandals, tells you all you need to know about Sue Cameron. Very few were as “inside” Hollywood and the entertainment business than Sue. On this episode of Big Conversations, Little Bar, hosts Patrick Evans and Randy Florence talk with Sue about what was happening behind the doors that most of us never got to see.How did Mama Cass Elliott really die? How did Sue talk Cher, a 15-year old young lady with stage fright out on the stage to perform with her partner, Sonny Bono? Did Uncle Mickey Cohen really provide the backing for Sonny and Cher when they started out? Why did she consider Jim Morrison to be the sexiest man ever?Whether you listen as a “guilty pleasure” or you just love the history and personalities of Hollywood, this is the episode for you!

Ger, Colm, Sue & Cameron hop into the OTB AM studio to review an explosive Succession finale and gives their final appraisal on the iconic TV show. (Yes, of course there are spoilers...) Catch OTB's sports breakfast show LIVE weekday mornings from 7:30am or just search for OTB AM and get the podcast on the OTB Sports app or wherever you listen to yours. SUBSCRIBE and FOLLOW the OTB AM podcast. #OTBAM is live weekday mornings from 7:30am across Off The Ball, in association with Gillette | #EffortlessFlow

On this episode Shaye speaks with Jenel Anderson, a transport nurse based in the Lower Hunter, and Sue Cameron, who is based in South West Sydney. Patient transport nurses play a critical role in our healthcare system. Whether it's transporting patients between hospitals, to and from nursing homes to health facilities, or taking people home after their stints in hospital, they play a vital role in patient care. It's a broad and diverse specialty – but one that is rarely in the spotlight

Simone Dudley, Co-Founder of Therapy Connect, joins the podcast once again, and what an exciting thing it is to hear about the growth in just a few years. We start off reflecting on her journey transitioning from clinician to business owner, developing the business as a dedicated telehealth provider, quickly diversifying the team, and revealing her key learnings and confronting moments.  You'll then hear us discuss what it was like being a telehealth provider during COVID, being inundated, and how they adapted and adjusted. Simone also chats about family and personal pursuits, and what she thinks telehealth will look like in the next five years – an interesting discussion around the microscopes emerging around engagement in telehealth, and understanding what it enables and the challenges it brings. Topics covered on transitioning from clinician to business owner and telehealth:  Key learnings and confronting moments Being an established telehealth practice during COVID The possibilities of telehealth Related Episodes  Episode 19 Season 2: Breaking Down Barriers and Borders with Sue Cameron and Simone Dudley Connect with Simone Dudley Visit Simone Dudley's Website Connect with Simone Dudley on LinkedIn  Connect with Nacre Consulting:  Join the Accelerator Mastermind  Complete the Allied Health Biz Quiz  Let's connect on Instagram  Follow us on Facebook  Let's connect on LinkedIn  Join our Facebook Group online community  More about The Private Practice Made Perfect Show:  The Private Practice Made Perfect podcast is a much loved conversation for those wanting to hear real life Australian Allied Health business stories, adventures and the occasional confession. The outstanding guest list includes business owners and wonderful small business supporters such as accountants, marketers, bookkeepers, IT wizards, virtual assistants, lawyers and more. As you know, it takes a village to run a business. Cathy gathers the tribe, captures the collective wisdom and conveniently delivers it to your earbuds.  All episodes are chatty, honest and practical… warning… we often stray from the topic, talk of wine and laugh loudly.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Iain Dale interviews broadcaster and journalist Sue Cameron about the life and presidency of Chester A. Arthur who served as America's 21st president from 1881-1885.

Iain Dale in conversation with journalist Sue Cameron, author Steve Richards, and academic Sir Anthony Seldon on his LBC show about the 300th anniversary of the office of Prime Minister.

An interview with Sue Cameron, author of "Hollywood Secrets and Scandals" published by BearManor Media. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-junot-files/support

Lake Placid News Editor Andy Flynn interviewed 2019 Winter International Children's Games director Sue Cameron about the preparations for Lake Placid in January and about her trip to the Summer ICG in Jerusalem.

We are stepping behind the closed curtain with a former reporter for The Hollywood Reporter and founder of Women in Film and Television, Sue Cameron.

My trailblazing guest duo this week are the founding directors of Therapy Connect, Sue Cameron and Simone Dudley. Sue Cameron a Speech Therapist and Simone Dudley an Occupational Therapist met online. They are both located in rural, Australian communities, married to famers and share a passion for providing therapy to those that aren’t able to access it as easily as those in metro areas. Therapy connect was born from this passion and is now a thriving telepractice providing teletherapy to those in rural communities within Australia and offshore. Their truly unique business model, their innovative natures and drive for continuous learning and improvement is sure to inspire! Sue and Simone also share with me: •A detailed explanation of ‘telehealth’ and ‘telepractice’ and the benefits of this technology •How and where the trailblazing duo met •What they are working on and where they are working from •The different requirements for teletherapy and how it all works •How they measure their success (hint: it’s not dollars in the bank) •The time it takes to adapt what they would do in a face to face session to a telepractice setting •The different online resources they are finding to assist them with telepractice and how this is shaping their business •Where they stand on the NDIS •How they are educating parents to be their child’s therapist and the lasting effects of this •The project that they are working on with the University of Sydney •Where their practice is flowing to off Australian shores •What their business has taught them in the last 2 years •What they are most proud of in their business life •Their question for me and my advice to them •And so much more!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Sue Cameron has made it her life's work to understand the people who run Britain - not the politicians, but the civil servants who sit behind them. She talks to Robert Colvile, CapX's Editor, about how well Britain is governed, which Prime Ministers have got the best grip on the Whitehall machine, and how the Civil Service is going to cope with Brexit. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Twice Queen of England and mother of two kings, but have you heard of Emma of Normandy? Doyenne of Whitehall and Westminster journalists, Sue Cameron names William the Conqueror's aunt as her great life. Matthew Parris explores the time 1,000 years ago when England was emerging as a new nation in the decades before the Norman invasion, when the country's Anglo Saxon rulers were beset with Viking invasions. Emma, herself of French Viking descent, was pitched into a maelstrom of war and politics, when she crossed the channel as a teenage bride in 1002. Joined by medieval historian Vanessa King of Goldsmiths, University of London, Sue Cameron and Matthew conjure the fortunes of a woman who emerged as a key powerbroker and kingmaker. Emma bestrode early English court politics for half a century during her life, and for years afterwards. Married first to Aethelred, the Saxon king, she was promptly summoned to marry his successor after his death in 1016, the Danish king of England, Canute, who's alleged to have ordered the waves to cease. Sue Cameron imagines what it must have been like for Emma in the midst of these turbulent times, trying to protect the sons she had with both kings, while advancing their position at court. Producer: Mark Smalley.

Nelson Mandela, the liberator of South Africa, has died at 95. In this special Telegram podcast, Peter Oborne, Mary Riddell and Sue Cameron discuss what his life and his legacy – his country and the rest of the world. He leaves behind a South Africa that is in many ways still divided but, thanks to his efforts, finally free.

We are joined in the studio this week by Benedict Brogan, Peter Oborne and Sue Cameron

Westminster has been hijacked by a narrow clique of toadying career politicians, says Tory MP Douglas Carswell in this week's Telegram. He wants to give voters the power to recall bad MPs – but Dave isn't interested in such radical reform. Our Whitehall expert Sue Cameron tells Douglas that he's being naive: there have always been bad people in Parliament. Also, Telegraph bloggers Jake Wallis Simons and Willard Foxton clash over what to do about child porn. The Government can do much more to block it, says Jake. No it can't, says Willard.