In this episode the one and only Joe tells us about his time working with writers Jay Presson Allen and Truman Capote. AND... his unique access to John Flynn, the attorney who guaranteed that all Americans have the "Right to Remain Silent!"

Joe would later write a book about all that he learned about the Miranda case directly from John Flynn. This book is available on Amazon, "Flynn & Miranda."

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Midge Costin is a legend in Hollywood Sound Design. Before teaching cinematic sound to thousands of up-and-coming film students at the prestigious School of Cinematic Arts at the University of Southern California, Midge designed major soundscapes for A-list films, some you have surely seen. Recently she directed a documentary called, "Making Waves: The Art of Cinematic Sound" where she showed many for the first time, the amazing symbiosis of sound and cinema.

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In this episode Joe interviews Sandrine Cassidy, a very important distributor for the University of Southern California. If you are an aspiring filmmaker, knowing what Sandrine knows will be important.

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In this episode "The Joe" gives three life lessons that he learned working up the ladder of Hollywood including what may have been the most important, "How do you like your coffee, boss?" But seriously Joe's unique humor and outlook on life make you want to get him coffee any which way he wants it!

He might even tell us more about working on the Godfather movie, or not... You'll just have to listen for yourself...

Then you'll know what Joe knows...

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In this episode, Joe gives us a "masters' class in filmmaking." If you are interested in how a film actually gets made, want to make a film, or are just curious, here is a secret from one of the real pros.

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In this episode Joe continues his interview with Hollywood Super Star Attorney Arnold Peter. Thy discuss many interesting topics including International Cinema and A.I. and Hollywood.

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In this episode, Joe tells the heroic story of his friend Red Tracton and how he saved the life of 4 year old Stanley Stalford Jr., when he was kidnapped by Robert L. Dacy in Beverly Hills, California in the 1968. The event made international news, the but real story behind the headlines is even better.

Joe also announces his latest book, "Table 6" in time for the Holidays.

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Marilyn Monroe, John Wayne, and Ronald Reagan, helped make actorly life better in Hollywood. What? Find out here, another very interesting episode from Joe's 40+ life in professional Hollywood.

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