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Ed Robertson, Technical Editor
tvconfidential@gmail.com
TVConfidential
Ed Robertson: Host of TVConfidential
Speaks of: CEO Lillian Cauldwell
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n the area of Internet media, Lillian has created a unique online radio station, Passionate World Radio, that not only reflects her diverse professional background but provides a strong and sustainable platform for her various hosts. In a highly competitive, ever-changing arena where reach is everything, she has forged partnerships with businesses and universities that broadcast her programs, thus providing PWRN with an impressive cumulative audience of more than 1 million listeners a year. For me, and countless other broadcast professionals, she continues to be a good friend and an amazing mentor. “
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8.16.20 A special two-hour tribute to Emmy Award-winning writer, producer, director, and comedy legend Carl Reiner This is a Special Edition Show
8.14.20 Ed welcomes actress Peri Gilpin (Frasier, Old Guy) and entrepreneur Radames
Pera Show #500
8.13.20 Part 4 of Ed’s conversation with John Barbour, creator of NBC’s Real
People. Show #499
8.7.20 Ed welcomes Emmy Award-winning talk show hosts John Barbour and Bill Boggs. Show #498
8.6.20 Ed welcomes TV producer Marty Krofft and author Laurie Jacobson. Show #497
7.22.20 Ed welcomes television producer and author Michael Sloan (One More Thing,
Sir). Plus: Part 2 of our conversation with Marvin Wolf (They Were
Soldiers). #4967.21.20 Ed welcomes screenwriter Marvin J. Wolf, co-author of They Were Soldiers:
The Sacrifices and Contributions of Our Vietnam Veterans. Plus: A replay of
our October 2014 conversation with Ken Osmond of Leave it to Beaver #4957.14.20 Ed welcomes actor Eric Roberts and author Steven Tiabbi. #494
7.13.20 Ed welcomes High Chapparal star Don Collier and veteran casting director
Susan McCray. #4937.14.20 Ed welcomes singer, actress, and producer Kat Kramer (Turnover) and
television historian Phil Savenick
7.5.20 Ed welcomes Donelle Dadigan of The Hollywood Museum, NATAS president Adam
Sharp and Roy Orbison biographer John Kruth.
7.4.20 Ed welcomes back actress Alison Arngrim (Little House on the Prairie) and
Real People host, creator, and producer John Barbour.
7.3.20 Ed welcomes actor/director Anson Williams and award-winning talk show host,
producer, and critic at large John Barbour.
7.2.20 Ed Robertson: Part 2 of a conversation that began last week with Howard Storm, Robin
Williams’ regular director during the first three seasons of Mork &
Mindy. Howard’s memoir, The Imperfect Storm: From Henry Street to
Hollywood, is available through Bear Manor Media. Steve Stoliar, author of
Raised Eyebrows: My Years Inside Groucho’s House and Howard’s
collaborator on The Imperfect Storm, co-hosts.
7.1.20 Ed welcomes back actor, comedian, director, and raconteur Howard Storm.
After beginning his showbiz career when he was a teenager, performing in
nightclubs in New York in the 1950s, Howard worked steadily as an actor and
improvisational performer in the late ’60s and early 1970s before
becoming one of the most sought-after directors in television, including
such popular shows as Laverne & Shirley, Everybody Loves Raymond, Kenan and
Kel, Fish, Daddy Dearest, Rhoda, ALF, Angie, and nearly sixty episodes of
Mork & Mindy. Howard’s memoir, The Imperfect Storm: From Henry Street to
Hollywood, is available through Bear Manor Media. Co-hosting the hour is
Steve Stoliar, author of Raised Eyebrows and Howard’s collaborator on The
Imperfect Storm. Topics include the many ways in which Howard’s
upbringing on the mean streets of the Lower East Side of New York City
helped prepare him for the rough and tumble world of show business.
6.30.20 Ed welcomes back Eric Braeden, the Emmy Award-winning actor who earlier
this year celebrated his fortieth anniversary playing complex self-made
billionaire Victor Newman on the popular CBS daytime drama The Young and
the Restless. Topics include how Victor evolved as a character over the
past four decades; the chemistry Eric has enjoyed with Melody Thomas Scott
and other Y and R cast members; and Eric’s admiration for Lakers star
Kobe Bryant and his relentless pursuit of excellence.
6.29.20 Ed welcomes Emmy Award-winning actor Rob Paulsen, the voice of Pinky from
Pinky and the Brain, Yakko Warner from Animaniacs, and both Raphael and
Donatello from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Rob’s voice was nearly
silenced in 2016 when he learned that he had throat cancer. Rob’s memoir,
Voice Lessons:
3.26.20 Ed welcomes voice actor Rob Paulsen and character actor James DuMont.
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