Famous and Gravy: Dead celebrity biographies

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National Treasure (Dolly Parton)

September 25, 2026

Dolly Parton built one of the most impressive careers in American history, and in many ways she may be the perfect celebrity. She was a singer, songwriter, actor, businesswoman, and philanthropist whose public image was carefully constructed and nevertheless authentic. Her influence stretched from country music and Hollywood to Dollywood and the Imagination Library, while her appeal crossed political, racial, religious, regional, and generational lines.In this special Dolly Parton Day episode...

Combustible Drifter (Bill Hicks)

September 18, 2026

For the first time ever on the Famous & Gravy podcast, we’re featuring a dead celebrity who does NOT have New York Times obituary. We hope to change that. To the extent that Bill Hicks was famous, at least in America, his fame was posthumous. Michael Osborne and producer Jacob Weiss dive into the backstory and explore just how close he came to breakout success – and how his legacy still looms large more than 30 years later. Hicks got sober in 1988, he kept a fatal diagnosis from almost ev...

Godfather of Funk (James Brown)

September 11, 2026

James Brown built funk by insisting on total control, over the band and over the beat itself. Michael Osborne and Nichelle Carr trace how that same instinct, born from an orphaned childhood with no stability, made James Brown one of the most sampled artists in history and also led to well-documented domestic abuse. He a complicated figure, to say the least.  James Brown gave the civil rights movement new language with "Say It Loud, I'm Black and I'm Proud," helped keep Boston calm the ni...

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Famous and Gravy: Dead celebrity biographies typically books working professionals with real expertise. Typical guest background: Relevant expertise in celebrity biography, journalism, obituaries, music, film, publishing, history, or popular culture; authors and professionals with a meaningful connection to the featured subject are also suitable. Common among recent guests: Published books or major journalism on a relevant subject; Professional experience in journalism, publishing, biography, or cultural criticism; Recognized expertise or a substantial personal or professional connection to the featured celebrity. Recent guests include Nichelle Carr, Sarah Murphy, and Sam Roberts.

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