Podcasts
Show Biz Barbaras
An affectionate salute to four Show Biz Barbaras- Billingsley, Rush, Britton and Stanwyck.
Lost Philly: Big Band Radio Remotes
Philly Piano Jazz Man Tony D’Aquila reminisced for Moviehouse Productions about big band radio remotes…a Lost Philly Phenomenon
Top Off a Fine Philly Meal with a Fine Philly Cigar
Shwarzwald- Bayuk Cigars Podcast
A Philly Dog in a Philly Roll
The Freihofer Bakery and Levis Hotdogs combine forces in this “Lost Philadelphia” podcast.
The Freihofer Bakery was part of a vast industrial complex near North Philly’s Shibe Park.
A South Philly tradition at 507. S. 6th Street.
The second home of the classic Levis Sign above the old North Star Bar in Brewerytown. Today see it at Philly’s Neon Museum.
A Tale of Two Decades: The 1950’s and 1960’s
A classic “Adventures of Superman” story re-imagined.
The Edsel: Greatest Flop in Automotive History
Anatomy of a Flop: The 1958-1959 Edsel lost the Ford Motor Company one – quarter billion dollars. Design flaws and a faltering economy were the reasons.
Imitation of Life Redux
1934’s most controversial motion picture was “Imitation of Life”. More than three quarters of a century later, Vida Moore recalled watching the film at the Avon, a segregated South Philadelphia movie theater. Mrs. Moore explored the impact of “Imitation of Life” on her life and view of the world.
Trees: A Suburban-Urban Fantasy
Written by Alfred Joyce Kilmer. Interpreted by Paul Robeson. Filmed in Bucks, Montgomery, and Philadelphia Counties, PA. A Moviehouse Production.
Philly’s Midvale Steel: A Father’s Day Story
A son remembers his father’s experience at Philly’s Midvale Steel During World War II. Midvale was an important component of America’s “Arsenal for Democracy”.
