The Place to Take a Humor Break
Norman Lear’s syndicated soap opera satire Mary Hartman, Mary Hartman (1976-1978) was a groundbreaking television phenomenon that kept audiences tuning in nightly for doses of the hysterical and neurotic characters of the fictional Fernwood, Ohio. […]
I couldn’t resist and had to put up this post about the “Sound of Music” series from Nancy Berk. I am a huge Sound of Music Fan, so my bias is apparent. I hope you […]
Showtime’s Ray Donovan just might be headed for the big time if the buzz for Season One is any indication. With the lure of a Hollywood backdrop and dead-on casting, writing and acting, the show […]
When I crossed paths with operatic pop sensation Il Volo, I never anticipated to be flooded by fans–their fans! In the short time that the operatic pop sensation has hit the airwaves, they have managed […]
Chatting with Roslyn Kind is like talking with a great friend who just happens to be mega-talented. Fascinating and funny, this month she’s touring with the mega-famous– her sister Barbra Streisand. Find out more about […]
When you’ve spent nearly five years of Friday nights with a guy, even decades later, you can’t help but wonder about him. So I phoned Barry Williams from my Brady Bunch Days to chat about […]
It’s always fun when Nancy Berk stops by to chat. In this episode we talked about her book College Bound and Gagged: How to Help Your Kid Get into a Great College Without Losing Your […]
Grammy winner and legendary recording artist Helen Reddy joins Dr Nancy Berk on Whine At 9 to talk about her iconic song “I Am Woman” and a recording career that kept her on the charts […]
No one ever said that shopping for Mom was easy. Thankfully, you can glean a lot of guidance from good sitcoms. This week, I highlighted these tips from the Mother’s Day episode of ABC’s The Middle […]
Maria Muldaur was the voice behind the 1974 mega hit “Midnight at the Oasis”, a pop tune that made sand dunes and camels chic. (Pun intended.) Since then, she’s recorded nearly an album a year […]