Category Archives: Episodes

Will Lyman -189

February 28, 2021EpisodesDan Thibeault

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My crusade to introduce you to the great voice-over masters continue with one of the very best. He’s Will Lyman, the voice of the nationally televised “Frontline” program on PBS for over three decades. Will has lent his authoritative voice to countless documentaries and commercials and is also an accomplished stage and film actor. Meet the man behind one of the most impressive voices in our industry!

“On Air: My Fifty Year Love Affair with Radio,” now available at Amazon. Jordan Rich is Boston’s busiest podcaster, appearing on over 400 podcast episodes and currently hosting 16 shows. To connect with him, visit www.chartproductions.com.

Brian Coleman -188

February 21, 2021EpisodesDan Thibeault

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Meet “Mr. Ephemera!” He’s Brian Coleman, avid historian, archivist, lover and preserver of pop culture memories found on paper—ads, posters, tickets and more from Boston based publications dating back several decades. He’s catalogued it all loosely in two impossible-to-put-down volumes. “Buy Me, Boston Volume 2” features more than 600 additional vintage advertisements, posters and flyers from the businesses and characters that made the city tick in the 1960’s, ‘70s and ‘80s – restaurants, hair salons, bands, bars, clothing boutiques and so much more! The stories about the ephemera that Brian has can apply to most cities on earth, so settle back and enjoy one really fun nostalgia trip!

Ashley Whillans -187

February 15, 2021EpisodesDan Thibeault

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Glad you found time to check out this podcast with Harvard Assistant Business Professor Ashley Whillans, a leading voice in time and happiness research. Her new book “Time Smart: How to Reclaim Your Time & Live a Happier Life,” will have you re-examining just how you deal with time and how you can be happier and more production being smart about it!

Giles Laroche -186

February 7, 2021EpisodesDan Thibeault

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Meet an innovative artist, author, teacher, storyteller and historian Giles Laroche. He has several books to his credit including his latest entitled “Lost Cities,” a visually stunning look at ancient cities from around the world combining culture, history, geography, architecture and mystery. All aboard for your ancient global tour!

Dr. John DiCicco -185

January 31, 2021EpisodesDan Thibeault

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Author of several books on leadership, with his latest slated to be published in 2021, Dr. John DiCicco is a member of the management division at Curry College in Milton where is focuses on principles of management, economics, employment and labor law and human resources management. John has helped groom many effective leaders in business, education and government. Today we define authentic leadership, where to find and nurture it, and why this kind of leadership is vital to society’s future.

James Barron -184

January 31, 2021EpisodesDan Thibeault

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On today’s episode, we talk with award winning investigative journalist, attorney and author James Barron about his new project, the first ever biography of a relentless freedom fighter and journalist who held the secret behind Watergate. The book is entitled, “The Greek Connection: The Life of Elias Demetracopoulos and the Untold Story of Watergate.” Get set for a fascinating tale of a wily hero who influenced 20th century history and lived a James Bond lifestyle.

Sylvia True -183

January 24, 2021EpisodesDan Thibeault

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Sylvia True is the author of a moving,thought provoking new book entitled, “Where Madness Lies,” a semi-autobiographical novel about the author’s family, from its roots in Nazi occupied Germany to the middle 1980’s. Sylvia writes about the evil rise of eugenics in Germany in the 1930’s as she relates the story of how one family copes with mental illness spanning two generations.

Richard A. Lertzman -182

January 17, 2021EpisodesDan Thibeault

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In celebration of the Rat Pack’s 60th anniversary we present an interview with Richard A. Lertzman, author of a great new book, “Deconstructing the Rat Pack: Joey, the Mob, and the Summit.” In his explosive tell-all book, the author tells of the inside story of how the mob, future president JFK and five of the coolest performers alive took Vegas, Hollywood and the world by storm!

Abraham Schechter -181

January 10, 2021EpisodesDan Thibeault

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Today’s guest joining the conversation is professional archivist Abraham Schechter. As an archivist he serves as memory for others, interpreting the occurrences of life while contextualizing the present and past. He also shares his thoughts on the beauty, power and importance of journaling. Abraham is a true man of letters with a passion for writing, curating and preserving our history.

Michele Viner -180

January 3, 2021EpisodesDan Thibeault

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Freelance writer and loving Mom Michele Viner has published, “A Few Words About Mental Health,” a series of words with beautifully composed text written for those struggling with mental health issues and those who love and support them. This lovely little book was written to address the emotional side of mental health, and to inspire and encourage. One word at a time.