78 episodes
Let's Talk To Lucy 800 Pound Gorilla Records
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- Comedy
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4.8 • 644 Ratings
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Lucille Ball was one of America’s first podcasters. In 1964 Lucy launched her CBS Radio Show “LET’S TALK TO LUCY” where she interviewed some of the biggest names in Hollywood. After the initial airing, they were never heard again, until now.
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Javier Bardem
What if Lucy could talk to the stars of today? Reimagined interviews feature Lucy speaking with actor Javier Bardem as he explains why he loves Lucy.
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Robert Klein/Seth Rudetsky
What if Lucy could talk to the stars of today? Reimagined interviews feature Lucy speaking with comedian Robert Klein and musician Seth Rudetsky.
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Nicole Kidman/Marlo Thomas
What if Lucy could talk to the stars of today? Reimagined interviews feature Lucy speaking with actors Nicole Kidman and Marlo Thomas.
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Tina Sinatra/Stephanie Zimbalist
What if Lucy could talk to the stars of today? Reimagined interviews feature Lucy speaking with film producer Tina Sinatra and actor Stephanie Zimbalist.
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Randy Rainbow/Ruta Lee
What if Lucy could talk to the stars of today? Reimagined interviews feature Lucy speaking with Comedian Randy Rainbow and actor Ruta Lee.
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Barry Manilow/Rex Reed
What if Lucy could talk to the stars of today? Reimagined interviews feature Lucy speaking with singer Barry Manilow and film critic Rex Reed.
Customer Reviews
I’m hooked and blown away by what a brilliant trailblazer Lucy was.
She basically invented the interview podcast. Conan and Fly on the Wall are wonderful but I had no idea that Lucy was the first.
Please more ORIGINAL interviews!
LOVE LUCY & LOVE all the originals, but the new pretend ones, not as enjoyable. Listened to one or two, not worth it. I agree w another listener- let Carol Burnette start interviewing! :)
Had a great run
I agree with recent reviewers in that it is time to end this podcast. Ms. Lucy’s original, live conversations are wonderfully produced, entertaining and insightful. These “pretend” conversations are terrible. I unsubscribed due to those productions. This podcast had a great run. You producers did a great job, but it diminishes Ms. Lucy’s legacy as an interviewer to present facades as real.