At The Table

Dr. Arnold T. Blumberg, Curator, Geppis Entertainment Museum

Kelly Lincoln — Tue, 13 May 2008 23:45:58 GMT

Day 3 at the New York Comic Con, Dr. Arnold T. Blumberg from Geppi's Entertainment Museum took time to talk to me about the Museum, the display he brought with him, and a host of other things. - When you go to visit the Museum, tell them you heard about from At The Table, just maybe, you'll get a discount. Can't guarantee it, though Recorded Live at the New York Comic Con, New York, NY ©2008 Kelly Lincoln as always, tell me how I'm doing - atthetable (at) podomatic.com http://geppismuseum.com

New York Comic Con: Interview with the Vampire (Cowboys)

Kelly Lincoln — Wed, 07 May 2008 00:12:43 GMT

At the New York Comic Con, I sit down with Abby Marcus of The Vampire Cowboys Theater to talk about the company, its influences and upcoming shows. Also in this podcast, I talk to the Directors of nosedive productions. For More Information: http://www.vampirecowboys.com http://nosediveproductions.com/indexsplash.htm (There is nothing wrong with your software, Video is intentionally short)

Comic Con: Confessions of a True Fanboy

Kelly Lincoln — Fri, 25 Apr 2008 16:41:34 GMT

This is indeed the second lie interview I did at the NY Comic Con. Hope you enjoy it.

Book 'im, Danno.... An Interview with Jerome Coopersmith

Kelly Lincoln — Mon, 03 Mar 2008 22:53:09 GMT

During the WGA Strike, I had the privilege of meeting many of the members of the WGA-E. Men and women who write for Daytime, Talk shows, Late Night, Primetime. Among the gems of the WGA-E is Jerome Coopersmith. Jerome began his TV writing career in 1947, when Television was the New Media. Live, one to three cameras, exceptional writing. Jerome wrote for The Armstrong Circle Theater, Streets of San Francisco and Hawaii Five-0. Who knew then that "Book 'em Danno...." would become the iconic catchphrase that it is. Jerome has witnessed the evolution of both Television and the WGA during his 61 years as a writer. Jerome is also the author of the musical Baker Street, co-author of the musical, The Apple Tree, and has written several non-musical play based on historical themes This interview was recorded during the work stoppage. And, we talk just a little bit about tap dancing. My thanks to John Chatterton and Where Eagles Dare Studios in New York City for the use of their space. Photograph ©2007 kelly lincoln Comments? leave them at http://atthetable.podomatic.com.

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Special Episode: Charity Auction

Kelly Lincoln — Fri, 11 May 2007 04:49:33 GMT

May 1 - May 30 an auction in Benefit for the Michael J. Fox foundation for Parkinson's Research is being held at The Great Bear Cafe in San Mateo, CA. The Auction features works by Satoshi Matsuyama. The works can be viewed and be bid on by visiting http://1000hearts.blogspot.com. Be part of the Team. Bid. Thanks to Enza Sebastiani for curating this event, and Thank you Michael J. Fox, for showing us what perseverance is all about. Podshow PDN {podshow-de7821dfbf06789be6272b04a078ef12}

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