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Moondog's Pop Culture Radio Hour

Gary Colabuono

Moondog's Pop Culture Radio Hour

A Society, Culture and TV podcast
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Moondog's Pop Culture Radio Hour

Gary Colabuono

Moondog's Pop Culture Radio Hour

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Moondog's Pop Culture Radio Hour

Gary Colabuono

Moondog's Pop Culture Radio Hour

A Society, Culture and TV podcast
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Episode 15 from December 18, 1993 - our Green Lantern show starring my dear friend Marty Nodell - the creator of Green Lantern back in 1940.  Listen to a full 10 minute interview with Marty as he recounts the moment he came up with the characte
Face Front True Believer!This is the BIG one - a 25-minute interview with the MAN himself: Stan Lee!Listen as he talks about his career and the projects he was working on 30 years ago.  If you listen closely you can hear the seeds of the Marvel
Episode 14 - December 11 1993Moondog's favorite episode ever!In the studio - Tiny Tim, the falsetto-singing ukulele-playing musician of Tiptoe Through the Tulips!In the studio - Del Close, comedian, writer, actor, director, playwright, teacher,
Pop Culture TV icons, Elinor Donahue and Ann B. Davis recall their signature rolls on Father Knows Best and the Brady Bunch in this incredible show from November 27, 1993.
Listen to behind-the-scenes insights on what it was like to play the iconic characters, Worf and Chekov as Howard interviews Michael Dorn and Walter Koenig during our All Star Trek Show!
EPISODE 10 November 13, 1993.Danger!  Danger, Will Robinson!  Listen to Bill Mumy discuss his career in TV (Space Family Robinson) and how much he enjoys comics.Pat Mills and Kevin O'Neill discuss what it's like to be two creators from England
Welcome to Episode 9 of the Moondog's Pop Culture Radio Hour from November 6, 1993.Howard leads off with a live interview of legendary entertainer, Steve Allen.  Steve talks about his career and his connections to Clark Kent and Superman!There'
Episode 8 of the Moondog’s Pop Culture Radio Hour from October 30, 1993 is on the air!This was a special show in that host Howard Johnson was in Las Vegas getting married to his lovely bride, Laurie Bradach.  So it was just Larry Marder and me
This was one of our most famous shows as we featured an incredible interview with Mark Hamill!  Mark recounts his first impressions of Star Wars and what he thought it might become.  He also goes into how he became the voice of the Joker on Bat
As the president of Classics International Entertainment, the public company that bought Moondog's with the intention of expanding it across the country, I regularly wore a suit to the office.I know.  Crazy, right?One day I'm driving in to the
This episode from October 16, 1993 is our F-Troop reunion show with Larry Storch and Ken Berry!  F-Troop was one of the funniest TV shows ever made, and Larry and Ken talk about how much fun they had on the set.Also, Howard and Larry conduct a
Episode 5 of the Moondog’s Pop Culture Radio Hour from October 9, 1993 featured All My Children’s Walt Willey in the studio with host Howard Johnson. Walt and Howard were pals since grade school and the two guys were very comfortable working to
It was our first “Theme” show and we called it Superman Saturday!First we interview Death of Superman artist, Dan Jurgens, and then current Superman editor, Mike Carlin.  We follow that up by bringing Vincent Sullivan – the very first Superman
Hold on tight to your phone when you listen to Episode 3 of the Moondog's Pop Culture Radio Hour!First up is an historic in-studio interview with Image Comics founder, Jim Valentino, who fills us in on all of his ShadowHawk projects of the time
September 18, 1993.  The Peter David vs.Todd McFarlane debate was the big news back in the fall of 1993. Hear all about it from Peter David himself!  Local artist Mitch O'Connell stops in the studio for a live segment.
Our first show!  Guests include Jimmy Palmiotti, Joe Quesada, Dave Sim, Jim Valentino, Neil Gaiman, Todd McFarlane and Alex Hyde White of the Fantastic Four movie!We were just getting our feet wet with the show, but you can feel the excitement
Before Podcasts, Spotify & YouTube, there was LIVE Radio!  Back in the early-90s I was convinced that the mainstream public was ready to embrace comic books and all the cool stuff that went with them.  So I created a new concept in comic book s
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