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Episodes: 133
Frequency: Weekly
Rating: 4.7/5.0
Estimated listeners: 1k-10k
Gender skew: Neutral
Location: USA
YouTube: 115 subscribers
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Michael Osborne - Host of Famous & Gravy, a celebrity biography podcast that opens with a quiz from a New York Times obituary and then explores categories like “grading the first line,” personal reflections, and “gu...
Alison Osborne - Dr. Ruth Westheimer Biography Analysis; Her Survival And Career Path; AIDS Education And LGBTQ Support; “would You Want That Life?” Reflections And Net Worth
Sarah Murphy - Robin Williams Biography Analysis; His Life Story, Influences, And How Lewy Body Dementia Reframes His Death; Themes Of Loneliness And Love
Sexy Munchkin (Dr. Ruth Westheimer)
June 17, 2026
Dr. Ruth. Sex therapist, Holocaust orphan, Haganah sniper, Sorbonne psychology student, host of the radio show Sexually Speaking. She go her own show when she was 52, and become a household name almost a decade after that.She survived a Kindertransport train out of Nazi Germany at ten, was trained as a sniper because her height made her a smaller target ("with a gun in my hand I am the equal of a soldier who's 6 feet 7," she said), and talked her way into the Sorbonne without ever finishing h...
Synapse Sparkler (Robin Williams)
June 10, 2026
Robin Williams. Comedian, Oscar winner, Genie, Mrs. Doubtfire, Mork — and the person whose death in 2014 hit harder, and stayed longer, than almost anyone else of his generation. He was Juilliard-trained, cocaine-fueled, and constitutionally incapable of repeating himself — he never made a sequel, not once. Host Michael Osborne and guest Sarah Murphy dig into what actually made Robin Williams singular: the lonely Detroit childhood, the years alongside John Belushi and Richard Pryor, the Lewy ...
RIP Category (James Van Der Beek)
June 03, 2026
This person died in 2026, age 48. Asked in 2023 what advice he would give his younger self, he said: "Don't be surprised if six years of work gets reduced to a three-second GIF of you crying." In 1997, he was studying English at Drew University in New Jersey when the opportunity for his breakout role came along. In 1999, he played a high school football player in the coming-of-age movie Varsity Blues. Today's dead celebrity is James Van Der Beek.This is a shorter episode than usual as we say ...
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