Sergeant Will's Old Time RadioPodcast Episode 13 September Favorites 1. The Vengeful Corpse by Inner Sanctum Mysteries 09/12/1949 2. The Black Cat with Peter Lorre by Mystery In the Air 09/18/1947 3. The Shadow People by The Hall of Fantasy 09/21/1953 4. The Judge's House by CBS Radio Mystery Theater 09/25/1981

Doja Cat BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Doja Cat has been making headlines over the past few days with several high-profile developments that are shaping both her music career and her broader influence in pop culture. On August 7th, inmusicofficial reported that Doja Cat officially announced her upcoming single Jealous Type on Instagram, signaling a bold move into her next pop era. The anticipation was heightened when iHeart shared that she teased a snippet of the track across Instagram, TikTok,

Wang Chung was formed in London in 1980, co-founded by Nick Feldman and Jack Hues.  The band has released 7 studio albums with 11 singles that have landed on various music charts.  Multi-award winning program director Ray White caught up with Nick backstage before their show in June of 2025 as part of the "I Want My 80's Tour" with Rick Springfield, John Waite & John Cafferty.  He shared with us the story behind the bands first name - Huang Chung, remaking of several songs that ended up being hits,

"Father and Son" is a song about the age-old story where the father’s vision for his son does not align with his son’s dreams for the future. Cat Stevens refurbishes the story with his unique and beautiful phrasing in the lyrics and melody. It has taken me some time to warm up to this song due to the violent rift I had with my father regarding my future. My Dad passed away in 2006, and now, in my older years, I can see and appreciate the opportunities he

"Father and Son" is a song about the age-old story where the father’s vision for his son does not align with his son’s dreams for the future. Cat Stevens refurbishes the story with his unique and beautiful phrasing in the lyrics and melody. It has taken me some time to warm up to this song due to the violent rift I had with my father regarding my future. My Dad passed away in 2006, and now, in my older years, I can see and appreciate the opportunities he

Song 1: “Disappear” (Daniel P. Modaff with Good Enough on the CD Dakota Plains)Poem 1: “For the Dark Girl” by Susan Aizenberg. Published in her first full-length collection, Muse. Susan lives in Iowa City, IA. Her most recent book is A Walk With Frank O’Hara (U of New Mexico Press, 2024.)Fiction: “Shock Without Awe,” a short story by Lynn C. Miller. Her most recent book is The Lost Archive: Stories. www.lynncmiller.comFeed the Cat Break: excerpt from “Moment of Time” (Dave Merrill)            Poem

Many of Yusuf/Cat Stevens’ songs convey underlying messages about childhood and the relationships between children and adults, such as ‘Father & Son’ and ‘Oh Very Young,’ to name a few. “Where Do the Children Play?” is no exception. It becomes increasingly timely with each passing day, given the environmental crisis we are facing. The song refers to the destruction of natural spaces caused by overdevelopment and industrialization. It asks a

Many of Yusuf/Cat Stevens’ songs convey underlying messages about childhood and the relationships between children and adults, such as ‘Father & Son’ and ‘Oh Very Young,’ to name a few. “Where Do the Children Play?” is no exception. It becomes increasingly timely with each passing day, given the environmental crisis we are facing. The song refers to the destruction of natural spaces caused by overdevelopment and industrialization. It asks a

As I get older, I’m becoming a great deal more and much, much less adventurous.* “Never heard of orange wine!” I heard myself say once, many years ago, “…sounds interesting!” I told the cashier as I purchased a bottle.* “We’ll just rent a car, because driving in Europe is probably the same as driving at home!” said a man who looked exactly like me, only younger.* “Now this cat looks like he needs a lot of love… what does “feral” mean, exactly?” spoke a previous version of myself, a short 14 hours

“Some people might say CATS is a ripoff of A Chorus Line. I don’t want to go that far but it’s remarkably similar. I think it’s sort of a doppelganger of A Chorus Line.” In this episode, host Mike Abrams welcomes David Armstrong, a fellow Broadway Podcast Network host and author of the newly published book Broadway Nation. They delve into the rich history of Broadway musicals, highlighting the significant influences and connections, including how the iconic musical CATS ties into this history

Many of Yusuf/Cat Stevens’ songs convey underlying messages about childhood and the relationships between children and adults, such as ‘Father & Son’ and ‘Oh Very Young,’ to name a few. “Where Do the Children Play?” is no exception. It becomes increasingly timely with each passing day, given the environmental crisis we are facing. The song refers to the destruction of natural spaces caused by overdevelopment and industrialization. It asks a

Doja Cat BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.Doja Cat is back in the spotlight this week as headlines swirl around her personal life, career moves, and trademark online bravado. Taking center stage on August 8, shes set to headline San Franciscos Outside Lands Festival alongside major acts like John Summit and Beck, a booking that reminds fans of her clout in the touring circuit according to Travel and Tour World. As anticipation simmers for that performance, music news is buzzing about her upcoming

SNL Finalizes Cast, Howard Stern’s Prank, Billy Porter Illness Forces Early End To Broadway Show, Doja Cat Eats Her Lipstick, Kelly Clarkson's Show Returning…See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fibber and Molly were actually Jim and Marian Jordan, a married couple and comedy legends. This episode aired on October 14, 1947, on the NBC Radio Network.

Cat issues! We have to take them, Laverne & Shirley, to the vets office this coming Monday. Problem is, they HATE their carrier crates! Suggestions, please & thank you! The Music Authority Podcast... download, listen, share, repeat…heard daily on Belter Radio, Podchaser, Deezer, Amazon Music, Audible, Listen Notes, Mixcloud, Player FM, Tune In, Podcast Addict, Cast Box, Radio Public, Pocket Cast, APPLE iTunes, and direct for the source distribution site: *Podcast -

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Thank you all for listening to the first season of It's Broadway Bitch! It has been so fun to make this podcast so please come back in a few weeks for season 2. We have got some amazing guests already lined up and can't wait to get back in the studio!! Producer Mike and Casey dish about their favorite guests and stories in this recap episode and what things surprised us. We also talk shows we saw and shows that we fancied and shows that weren't our type on paper. Please RATE AND REVIEW and TELL A

Far from old age, Cat Stevens wrote “Oh Very Young” when he was twenty-five. The wisdom in the song surpasses Stevens’ chronology with lines like, “You’re only dancin’ on this Earth for a short while.” Stevens contracted tuberculosis when he was nineteen, and it almost killed him. After that experience, Stevens kept an eye on the Big Picture. Always the explorer, Stevens sought the meaning and purpose of life, as illustrated in his songs like “On the Road

Far from old age, Cat Stevens wrote “Oh Very Young” when he was twenty-five. The wisdom in the song surpasses Stevens’ chronology with lines like, “You’re only dancin’ on this Earth for a short while.” Stevens contracted tuberculosis when he was nineteen, and it almost killed him. After that experience, Stevens kept an eye on the Big Picture. Always the explorer, Stevens sought the meaning and purpose of life, as illustrated in his songs like “On the Road

"Ours is set in a community garden and we thought this would be a really good setting that I’ve not seen done before where it focuses on how gardens can fade and then regrow and rebirth." Join host Mike Abrams as he welcomes the cast and creative team of the Westerville Civic Theatre's production of CATS. Director Michael Ruehrmund, Assistant Musical Director Michael Neary, and Jellylorum Meghan Noonan share their journey in bringing this unique rendition to life, set in a community garden with a