Category: Entertainment Guests

Bruce McCulloch of Kids in the Hall returned to Downtown to talk about his one-man show, TALES OF BRAVERY AND STUPIDITY, which comes to the Northeast April 11 in Somerville, MA and April 12 in Brooklyn.

Patton Oswalt joined us to discuss his EFFERVESCENT Tour and his career.

Writer-Director and author Robert Boris looked back at some of his film and television work, including AIR FORCE ONE, ELECTRA GLIDE IN BLUE, BLOOD FEUD, and OXFORD BLUES, and discussed his new novel, BLACK SUN.

Actor and activist Stefanie Powers talked with us about the 45th anniversary of HART TO HART, her long relationship with William Holden, and the recent honors from the United Nations for the William Holden Wildlife Foundation.

Singer-songwriter Livingston Taylor talks with us about his new album, SYMPHONIC STEPS, recorded with the BBC Concert Orchestra.

Television critic and author Alan Sepinwall returns to discuss his new book, SAUL GOODMAN V. JIMMY MCGILL: THE COMPLETE CRITICAL COMPANION TO BETTER CALL SAUL.

Cardiologist and author Dr. Cristina LePort discusses her new novel, CHANGE OF HEART.

Singer-songwriter Bruce Sudano discusses the rol of Tommy James in his career, working with his wife, Donna Summer, and his great new solo album, TALKIN’ UGLY TRUTH, TELLIN’ PRETTY LIES.

Kenjamin Franklin of RadioActive joined us on today’s Downtown.

We got the story on the big events of December 27th in musical history from Mighty John Marshall.

Laura Hodos returned to the show to talk about her upcoming cabaret show, BY THE LIGHT OF THE SILVERY SCREEN, presented by Penobscot Theatre, Monday, December 30 and Tuesday, December 31 at the Bangor Opera House.

Mighty John Marshall fills us in on This Day in Rock & Roll History.

Writer Marc Scott Zicree, author of THE TWILIGHT ONE COMPANION, joined us to talk about the 100th anniversary of Rod Serling’s birth on December 25, and the annual New Year’s Twilight Zone Marathon.

We get the details on This Day in Rock & Roll History from Mighty John Marshall.

Singer-songwriter Rosanne Cash talks about TIME IS A MIRROR, the new exhibit honoring her work at the Country Music Hall of Fame, and her new, remastered collection, THE ESSENTIAL ROSANNE CASH.