71 episodes
Not So Famous in NJ - Coffee Talk and Candid Conversations With Lucille LucilleLoSapio
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New York isn’t the only place for arts and culture.On the north Jersey shore I’ve found.a huge network of talent, from writers and actors to chefs, painters, photographers and musicians. And I’m going to talk to all of them!
Well, maybe not all of them, but a bunch. And I’ll ask them the questions you’re dying to ask. Over coffee. Outside . . . of course.
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EPISODE 53: BEST OF. . . .Vinnie Brand - Part One - Don't Take This Guy Too Seriously
He may be a comedian, but I get the last laugh in this interview with the Stress Factory owner and resident comedian, Vinnie Brand
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EPISODE 52: Get Those Names Right!
What does it take to put on a well-staged and professional looking theater performance? A lot. And these women not only did an outstanding job backstage, making this college production a huge success.
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EPISODE 51: Number One Mom
Most people called her Dolly. Some called her Saint Aunt Dolly. I just called her mom.
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EPISODE 50: Best of 2021. . . Get in the Car, Jane
You know the Van Zandt name, but how much do you know about the other immensely successful Van Zandt brother who has nothing to do with Bruce Springsteen, music or the bass guitar?
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EPISODE 49: Getting Salt Burned
Royce Meier found his place in the arts not in his native NYC roots, but in Asbury Park at the Showroom. Royce and I discuss how LGBTQ characters - so accepted in the 20s and 30s - end up being victims or villains in later films, why you’ll never see “I Shot Andy Warhol” at the Showroom and who we like better: Tonya Harding or Nancy Kerrigan.
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EPISODE 48: Best of. . .Layonne Holmes.. . Lady Sings Whatever She Wants
You haven’t heard singing until you’ve heard this incredible vocalist. I interviewed her in 2022 but Layonne Holmes is still going strong.