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George Stevens Jr., plus The Giant GIANT Tribute in Marfa, Texas: Next on TVC

Posted on May 25, 2022 by admin

We’ll play Part 2 of our conversation with George Stevens Jr., founder of the American Film Institute, plus we’ll welcome commercial mural artist John Cerney. All this, and more, on our special Memorial Day weekend edition of TV CONFIDENTIAL, airing … Continue reading →

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Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 496.1 with guest Marvin J. Wolf is available for listening on demand

Posted on June 8, 2020 by admin

The Two Extremes of the “Coming Home” Spectrum Original Airdates: June 5-7, 2020 TVC 496.1: Part 2 of a conversation that began last week with author, screenwriter, raconteur, and novelist Marvin J. Wolf. Marv’s latest book, They Were Soldiers: The … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Podcasts, Radio Stations, Television Star | Tagged A Scribe Dies in Brooklyn, A Tale of Two Rabbis, Buz Murdock, CBS radio drama, CBS television, Chuck Hagel, Colin Powell, coming home, coming home Vietnam, crime-solving rabbi, Diane Carlson Evans, Donut Dollies, Dr. Richard Kimble, Dwight Livingston, Eileen Moore, For Whom the Shofar Blows, Hal Kushner, Harry Kemelman, Have Gun Will Travel, Herb Leonard, Jim Rockford, Joe Galloway journalist, Joe Galloway UPI, John Dehner, Joseph L. Galloway They Were Soldiers, Joseph L. Galloway veteran, Joseph L. Galloway Vietnam veteran, Joseph L. Galloway We Were Soldiers, knight without a master, Lanigan's Rabbi, Marv Wolf, Marv Wolf novelist, Marv Wolf photographer, Marvin J. Wolf, Marvin J. Wolf screenwriter, Marvin J. Wolf They Were Soldiers, Marvin J. Wolf veteran, Marvin J. Wolf Vietnam veteran, Mary Cohoe, Norman Mailer, Oliver Stone, Paladin, Peter Jennings, Rabbi Ben, Red Cross Donut Dolly, Richard Boone, Route 66, Roy Huggins, Scott Ratliff, Tae Kwon Do, talmudic logic, Ted Gostas, The Fugitive, The Rabbi Who Slept in Late, The Rockford Files, They Were Soldiers The Sacrifices and Contributions of Our Vietnam Veterans, Tod Stiles, Torah, traveling angel, Vietnam nurse, Vietnam War, Vietnam War veterans, Vietnam Women's Memorial, We Were Soldiers Mel Gibson, We Were Soldiers movie, We Were Soldiers trilogy | Leave a comment

The Man Behind The Equalizer: Next on TVC

Posted on June 3, 2020 by admin

Emmy-nominated writer/producer Michael Sloan (The Equalizer, Columbo, Harry O) will join us, plus we’ll play Part 2 of our conversation with screenwriter, novelist, and raconteur Marvin J. Wolf (They Were Soldiers), on the next edition of TV CONFIDENTIAL, airing June … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Next Show, Radio Stations, Television Star | Tagged A Scribe Dies in Brooklyn, A Tale of Two Rabbis, Anthony Zerbe, B.J. and the Bear, Buz Murdock, CBS radio drama, CBS television, Chuck Hagel, Clint Walker, Colin Powell, coming home, coming home Vietnam, crime-solving rabbi, David Carradine, David Janssen, Dennis Weaver, denzel washington, Denzel Washington The Equalizer, Diane Carlson Evans, Donut Dollies, Dr. Richard Kimble, Dwight Livingston, Edward Woodward Callan, Edward Woodward The Equalizer, Eileen Moore, For Whom the Shofar Blows, Fred Silverman, Glen Larceny, Glen Larson, Hal Kushner, Hardy Boys Nancy Drew Mysteries, Harry Kemelman, Harry O, Have Gun Will Travel, Herb Leonard, Jim Rockford, Joe Galloway journalist, Joe Galloway UPI, John Dehner, John Frankenheimer, Joseph L. Galloway They Were Soldiers, Joseph L. Galloway veteran, Joseph L. Galloway Vietnam veteran, Joseph L. Galloway We Were Soldiers, knight without a master, Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, Lanigan's Rabbi, Magnum p.i., Marv Wolf, Marv Wolf novelist, Marv Wolf photographer, Marvin J. Wolf, Marvin J. Wolf screenwriter, Marvin J. Wolf They Were Soldiers, Marvin J. Wolf veteran, Marvin J. Wolf Vietnam veteran, Mary Cohoe, McCloud, Micahel Sloan The Equalizer, Michael Sloan, Michael Sloan Columbo, Michael Sloan Denzel Washington, Michael Sloan Edward Woodward, Michael Sloan Harry O, Michael Sloan McCloud, Michael Sloan Melissa Sue Anderson, Michael Sloan Now You See Him, Michael Sloan One More Thing Sir, Michael Sloan The Guvnor, Michael Sloan The Madonna Legacy, Norman Mailer, Oliver Stone, One More Thing Sir The Musings of a Television Writer-Producer, original Battlestar Galactica, Paladin, Patrick Macnee, Patrick McGoohan, Rabbi Ben, Raymond Burr, Red Cross Donut Dolly, Richard Anderson, Richard Boone, Robert McCall The Equalizer, Route 66, Roy Huggins, Scott Ratliff, Tae Kwon Do, talmudic logic, Ted Gostas, The Bionic Woman, The Fugitive, The Man From U.N.C.L.E., The Rabbi Who Slept in Late, The Rockford Files, The Six Million Dollar Man, They Were Soldiers The Sacrifices and Contributions of Our Vietnam Veterans, Tod Stiles, Torah, traveling angel, Vietnam nurse, Vietnam War, Vietnam War veterans, Vietnam Women's Memorial, We Were Soldiers Mel Gibson, We Were Soldiers movie, We Were Soldiers trilogy | Leave a comment

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 495 with guest Marvin J. Wolf is available for listening on demand

Posted on June 1, 2020 by admin

The Sacrifices and Contributions of Our Vietnam Veterans Original Airdates: May 29-31, 2020 TVC 495.1: Ed welcomes back author, screenwriter, novelist and raconteur Marvin J. Wolf. A veteran of the U.S. Army, Marv served more than thirteen years active duty, … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Podcasts, Radio Stations, Television Star | Tagged A Scribe Dies in Brooklyn, A Tale of Two Rabbis, Buz Murdock, CBS radio drama, CBS television, Chuck Hagel, Colin Powell, crime-solving rabbi, Diane Carlson Evans, Donut Dollies, Dr. Richard Kimble, Dwight Livingston, Eileen Moore, For Whom the Shofar Blows, Hal Kushner, Harry Kemelman, Have Gun Will Travel, Herb Leonard, Jim Rockford, Joe Galloway journalist, Joe Galloway UPI, John Dehner, Joseph L. Galloway They Were Soldiers, Joseph L. Galloway veteran, Joseph L. Galloway Vietnam veteran, Joseph L. Galloway We Were Soldiers, knight without a master, Lanigan's Rabbi, Marv Wolf, Marv Wolf novelist, Marv Wolf photographer, Marvin J. Wolf, Marvin J. Wolf screenwriter, Marvin J. Wolf They Were Soldiers, Marvin J. Wolf veteran, Marvin J. Wolf Vietnam veteran, Mary Cohoe, Oliver Stone, Paladin, Rabbi Ben, Red Cross Donut Dolly, Richard Boone, Route 66, Roy Huggins, Scott Ratliff, Tae Kwon Do, talmudic logic, Ted Gostas, The Fugitive, The Rabbi Who Slept in Late, The Rockford Files, They Were Soldiers The Sacrifices and Contributions of Our Vietnam Veterans, Tod Stiles, Torah, traveling angel, Vietnam nurse, Vietnam War, Vietnam War veterans, Vietnam Women's Memorial, We Were Soldiers Mel Gibson, We Were Soldiers movie, We Were Soldiers trilogy | 1 Comment

Eddie Haskell, plus the Sacrifices and Contributions of Our Vietnam Veterans: Next on TVC

Posted on May 27, 2020 by admin

We’ll replay our conversation with actor and author Ken Osmond (Leave It to Beaver, Eddie: The Life and Times of America’s Preeminent Bad Boy), plus we’ll welcome back screenwriter, novelist, and raconteur Marvin J. Wolf (They Were Soldiers). All this, … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Next Show, Radio Stations, Television Star | Tagged A Scribe Dies in Brooklyn, A Tale of Two Rabbis, Buz Murdock, Captains Courageous, CBS radio drama, CBS television, child actor, Chuck Hagel, Colin Powell, crime-solving rabbi, Dr. Richard Kimble, Dwight Livingston, Eddie Haskell, Eddie Haskell Leave It to Beaver, Eddie: The Life and Times of America’s Preeminent Bad Boy, For Whom the Shofar Blows, Hal Kushner, Harry Kemelman, Have Gun Will Travel, Herb Leonard, Jennifer Jones, Jerry Mathers, Jim Rockford, Joe Galloway journalist, Joe Galloway UPI, John Dehner, Joseph L. Galloway They Were Soldiers, Joseph L. Galloway veteran, Joseph L. Galloway Vietnam veteran, Joseph L. Galloway We Were Soldiers, Ken Osmond, Ken Osmond book, Ken Osmond Leave It to Beaver, Ken Osmond Los Angeles Police Department, Ken Osmond real life hero, knight without a master, Lanigan's Rabbi, Marv Wolf, Marv Wolf novelist, Marv Wolf photographer, Marvin J. Wolf, Marvin J. Wolf screenwriter, Marvin J. Wolf They Were Soldiers, Marvin J. Wolf veteran, Marvin J. Wolf Vietnam veteran, Mary Cohoe, Oliver Stone, Ozzie Nelson, Paladin, post traumatic stress disorder, PTSD, Rabbi Ben, Richard Boone, Route 66, Roy Huggins, Saturday morning television, Saturday morning TV 1970s, Scott Ratliff, Tae Kwon Do, talmudic logic, The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet, The Fugitive, The New Leave It to Beaver, The Rabbi Who Slept in Late, The Rockford Files, They Were Soldiers The Sacrifices and Contributions of Our Vietnam Veterans, Tod Stiles, Torah, traveling angel, Vietnam War, Vietnam War veterans, We Were Soldiers Mel Gibson, We Were Soldiers movie, We Were Soldiers trilogy | Leave a comment

Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: Screenwriter and novelist Marvin J. Wolf on why Vietnam War veterans are every bit as worthy of respect and admiration as the generations of soldiers that preceded them. Marv is the co-author, along with Joseph L. Galloway, of THEY WERE SOLDIERS: The Sacrifices and Contributions of Our Vietnam Veterans, an inspiring book that profiles fifty men and women who not only served in Vietnam, but went on to make further sacrifices and important contributions to their community and our country at large. Among the veterans profiled in THEY WERE SOLDIERS are former U.S. Senator Chuck Hagel, former U.S. Secretary of State Colin Powell, and Oscar-winning filmmaker Oliver Stone

Posted on May 20, 2020 by admin

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Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Film Stars, Next Show, Radio Stations, Television Star | Tagged A Scribe Dies in Brooklyn, A Tale of Two Rabbis, Buz Murdock, CBS radio drama, CBS television, Chuck Hagel, Colin Powell, crime-solving rabbi, Dr. Richard Kimble, Dwight Livingston, For Whom the Shofar Blows, Hal Kushner, Harry Kemelman, Have Gun Will Travel, Herb Leonard, Jim Rockford, Joe Galloway journalist, Joe Galloway UPI, John Dehner, Joseph L. Galloway They Were Soldiers, Joseph L. Galloway veteran, Joseph L. Galloway Vietnam veteran, Joseph L. Galloway We Were Soldiers, knight without a master, Lanigan's Rabbi, Marv Wolf, Marv Wolf novelist, Marv Wolf photographer, Marvin J. Wolf, Marvin J. Wolf screenwriter, Marvin J. Wolf They Were Soldiers, Marvin J. Wolf veteran, Marvin J. Wolf Vietnam veteran, Mary Cohoe, Oliver Stone, Paladin, Rabbi Ben, Richard Boone, Route 66, Roy Huggins, Scott Ratliff, Tae Kwon Do, talmudic logic, The Fugitive, The Rabbi Who Slept in Late, The Rockford Files, They Were Soldiers The Sacrifices and Contributions of Our Vietnam Veterans, Tod Stiles, Torah, traveling angel, Vietnam War, Vietnam War veterans, We Were Soldiers Mel Gibson, We Were Soldiers movie, We Were Soldiers trilogy | Leave a comment

Podcast of TV CONFIDENTIAL Show No. 426 with guests Thom Bierdz and Marvin J. Wolf is now available online for listening on demand

Posted on November 12, 2018 by admin

Show No. 426 with guests Thom Bierdz and Marvin J. Wolf Original Airdates: Nov. 9-12, 2018 First hour: A return appearance by author, journalist, screenwriter, raconteur and novelist Marvin J. Wolf (For Whom the Shofar Blows, A Scribe Dies in … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Podcasts, Radio Stations, Television Star | Tagged A Scribe Dies in Brooklyn, A Tale of Two Rabbis, amusing, Andy Warhol, assault, Bohemian Rhapsody, Buz Murdock, CBS radio drama, CBS television, crime-solving, crime-solving rabbi, Dr. Richard Kimble, embarrassing, Facebook, For Whom the Shofar Blows, Forgiving Troy, Freddie Mercury, gay actor, gay icons, Genoa City, Harry Kemelman, Have Gun Will Travel, Henri Matisse, Herb Leonard, intimate biography of Freddie Mercury, Jeanne Cooper, Jeffrey Dahmer, Jewish 007, Jim Rockford, John Dehner, knight without a master, Lake Arrowhead, Lanigan's Rabbi, Lesley-Ann Jones, Live Aid, Maria Arena Bell, Mark Twain, Marv Wolf, Marvin J. Wolf, Matisse, Matlock, Melrose Place, Mercury, MeToo, MTV, Murder She Wrote, music journalist, My Scandalous On-Screen & Off-Screen Sexual Liberations, mystery novels, mystery series, Pablo Picasso, Paladin, Phillip Chancellor III, Picasso, Queen, Queen front man, Rabbi Ben, Richard Boone, Route 66, Roy Huggins, scandalous, sex, sex adventure, social media, Tae Kwon Do, Talmud, talmudic logic, tell-all memoir, the first openly gay actor on daytime television, The Fugitive, The Rabbi Who Slept in Late, The Rockford Files, The Young and the Restless, Thom Bierdz, Tod Stiles, Torah, traveling angel, Under Pressure, Van Gogh, Vincent van Gogh, We Are the Champions, Wisconsin, Young Gay and Restless | Leave a comment

Thom Bierdz and Marvin J. Wolf: Next on TVC

Posted on November 8, 2018 by admin

Actor, artist and author Thom Bierdz and screenwriter and novelist Marvin J. Wolf will join us this weekend on TV CONFIDENTIAL, airing Nov. 9-12 at the following times and venues: Share-a-Vision Radio San Francisco Bay Area Friday 11/9 7pm ET, … Continue reading →

Posted in Celebrities, Classic Shows, Next Show, Radio Stations, Television Star | Tagged A Scribe Dies in Brooklyn, A Tale of Two Rabbis, amusing, Andy Warhol, assault, Bohemian Rhapsody, Buz Murdock, CBS radio drama, CBS television, crime-solving, crime-solving rabbi, Dr. Richard Kimble, embarrassing, Facebook, For Whom the Shofar Blows, Forgiving Troy, Freddie Mercury, gay actor, gay icons, Genoa City, Harry Kemelman, Have Gun Will Travel, Henri Matisse, Herb Leonard, intimate biography of Freddie Mercury, Jeanne Cooper, Jeffrey Dahmer, Jewish 007, Jim Rockford, John Dehner, knight without a master, Lake Arrowhead, Lanigan's Rabbi, Lesley-Ann Jones, Live Aid, Maria Arena Bell, Mark Twain, Marv Wolf, Marvin J. Wolf, Matisse, Matlock, Melrose Place, Mercury, MeToo, MTV, Murder She Wrote, music journalist, My Scandalous On-Screen & Off-Screen Sexual Liberations, mystery novels, mystery series, Pablo Picasso, Paladin, Phillip Chancellor III, Picasso, Queen, Queen front man, Rabbi Ben, Richard Boone, Route 66, Roy Huggins, scandalous, sex, sex adventure, social media, Tae Kwon Do, Talmud, talmudic logic, tell-all memoir, the first openly gay actor on daytime television, The Fugitive, The Rabbi Who Slept in Late, The Rockford Files, The Young and the Restless, Thom Bierdz, Tod Stiles, Torah, traveling angel, Under Pressure, Van Gogh, Vincent van Gogh, We Are the Champions, Wisconsin, Young Gay and Restless | Leave a comment

Coming soon to TV CONFIDENTIAL: Screenwriter and novelist Marvin J. Wolf, author of the Rabbi Ben mystery series. Rabbi Ben is a crime-solving rabbi with attributes that will remind you of Paladin (Have Gun, Will Travel), Dr. Richard Kimble (The Fugitive), Buz Murdock and Tod Stiles (Route 66) and, in one important respect, Jim Rockford (The Rockford Files)

Posted on March 5, 2018 by admin

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Posted in Next Show | Tagged A Scribe Dies in Brooklyn, A Tale of Two Rabbis, Buz Murdock, CBS radio drama, CBS television, crime-solving rabbi, Dr. Richard Kimble, For Whom the Shofar Blows, Harry Kemelman, Have Gun Will Travel, Herb Leonard, Jim Rockford, John Dehner, knight without a master, Lanigan's Rabbi, Marv Wolf, Marvin J. Wolf, Paladin, Rabbi Ben, Richard Boone, Route 66, Roy Huggins, Tae Kwon Do, talmudic logic, The Fugitive, The Rabbi Who Slept in Late, The Rockford Files, Tod Stiles, Torah, traveling angel | Leave a comment

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