Episode #552 -Ruta Lee ReturnsEpisode #552 -Ruta Lee Returns
Ruta Lee Returns to The Paul Leslie Hour. Actress, dancer, and now author Ruta Lee joins The Paul Leslie Hour to talk about her new book Consider Your Ass Kissed.
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Episode #461 – P. J. O’RourkeEpisode #461 – P. J. O’Rourke
P. J. O’Rourke is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. We are pleased to welcome one of America’s great commentators, authors and satirists. P. J. O’Rourke has written
Episode #393 – Liz SheridanEpisode #393 – Liz Sheridan
Today’s a great day because it is Liz Sheridan’s birthday. I’m bringing out this interview with her in celebration. She is most known for her role as Helen Seinfeld, mother of Jerry
Episode #283 – Jennifer Keishin ArmstrongEpisode #283 – Jennifer Keishin Armstrong
Author Jennifer Keishin Armstrong is on The Paul Leslie Hour to talk about her book SEINFELDIA: How a Show About Nothing Changed Everything. This interview was originally broadcast on FM radio. Upon picking up a
Episode #249 – John BerendtEpisode #249 – John Berendt
Author John Berendt is most known for his best-selling book Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. This years marks the 25th anniversary since the book being published. It became a New York
Episode #187 – Scott RyanEpisode #187 – Scott Ryan
Scott Ryan is a man of much enterprise: book author, magazine publisher, podcast host, short story writer and writer/director of independent films. This episode of The Paul Leslie Hour focuses on his book The
Episode #152 – Bill ShapiroEpisode #152 – Bill Shapiro
Bill Shapiro is a best-selling author and editor. The former Editor-in-Chief of LIFE magazine, he went on to be the founding Editor-in-Chief of LIFE.com and won the 2011 National Magazine
Episode #140 – Bert ThorntonEpisode #140 – Bert Thornton
Bert Thornton is the former President and COO of Waffle House, Inc. He retired in 2011 as Vice Chairman Emeritus and is a published author. To you, Waffle House may
Episode #95 – Jason ZinomanEpisode #95 – Jason Zinoman
Jason Zinoman is the writer of the column “On Comedy” for The New York Times. He’s contributed to other prestigious publications such as Vanity Fair, The Guardian and Slate. The