Remembering Classic Game Shows with Shelley Herman, Bob Boden and Adam Nedeff

Remembering Classic Game Shows with Shelley Herman, Bob Boden and Adam Nedeff

Emmy-nominated writer Shelley Herman, Game Show Network launch producer Bob Boden, and game show author Adam Nedeff remember Classic Game Shows! Drawing from their decades of collective experience, the trio shares backstage stories, analyzes the unique charisma that defines the best hosts, breaks down why the genre has maintained its enduring appeal across generations, how a childhood passion for the buzzers and lights ultimately shaped their life's work and more. Check out The National Archives of Game Show History at The Strong National Museum of Play's website, https://www.museumofplay.org/ [https://www.museumofplay.org/]. Visit https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/ [https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/].

Remembering Frasier with Ken Levine

Emmy Award-winning writer Ken Levine remembers the enduring legacy of the hit sitcom Frasier. Having written for the character for more than two decades, Levine shares firsthand memories of how Frasier Crane was created and developed on Cheers before actor Kelsey Grammer carried the beloved psychiatrist into his own remarkable spinoff, which ran for 11 seasons and earned 37 Emmy Awards. Levine also discusses the show's exceptional supporting cast, its iconic and beautifully designed set, why Frasier continues to resonate with audiences today, and what he believes falls short in the recent reboot. Check out Levine's podcast, Hollywood & Levine, available wherever you listen to podcasts. Visit https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/ [https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/].

Remembering Field of Dreams with Dwier Brown

Actor Dwier Brown remembers the beloved sports fantasy classic "Field of Dreams". Dwier remembers how he landed the role of "John Kinsella," the father of Kevin Costner's character just as Costner was becoming a major Hollywood star. Dwier also remembers working alongside legendary co-stars Ray Liotta, James Earl Jones, Burt Lancaster, and W. P. Kinsella, whose novel inspired the film. He opens up about the emotional impact of playing such a pivotal father figure shortly after losing his own father before filming began, filming the movie's iconic final scene, and how a single word of dialogue added during post-production completely changed the emotional tone of the film. Visit https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/ [https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/], https://www.dwierbrown.com [https://www.dwierbrown.com/] and pick up a copy of Dwier's book "If You Build It…A book about Fathers, Fate and Field of Dreams".

Remembering Leonard Cohen with Judy Collins

Sixty years after they first met, Grammy winner Judy Collins remembers her enduring friendship with Rock and Roll Hall of Fame inductee Leonard Cohen. How she was instantly captivated by his songs, how he encouraged her to begin writing her own music, and how she helped introduce him to the world by recording his song "Suzanne", what would be a breakthrough classic. Collins also shares the story of guiding Cohen through his first public performance at a 1967 benefit concert, along with a laugh-out-loud memory that still makes her smile whenever she thinks of him — and much more. Catch the legendary Judy Collins at Hugh's Room in Toronto on May 26th and 27th. Visit https://hughsroomlive.com/ [https://hughsroomlive.com/] and https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/ [https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/].

Remembering William Holden with Stefanie Powers

Academy Award winner and Emmy-winning actor William Holden — the biggest box office star of the 1950s — is remembered by two-time Emmy-nominated actress Stefanie Powers. Holden's partner for the last decade of his life, Powers remembers their first meeting, his extraordinary demand as an actor, and his quiet dedication to wildlife conservation — work he never sought recognition for. She also shares how she has continued and expanded his legacy through the The William Holden Wildlife Foundation, while celebrating the many talents that made him a true Renaissance man. Visit https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/ [https://www.rememberingpodcast.com/], learn more about The William Holden Wildlife Foundation at https://whwf.org/ [https://whwf.org/] and pick up a copy of Stefanie's memoir "One From The Hart".