Tao Lin is a special guest on The Paul Leslie Hour! Are you here? Here! You! Are! And here we are, in a new year. It’s 2023 and we’ve go this year’s very first episode of The Paul Leslie Hour! So the first guest of the year is Tao Lin,
The third interview of Natalie Goldberg on The Paul Leslie Hour! This is a special episode. It’s the third appearance from bestselling author Natalie Goldberg! Natalie Goldberg is one of Paul’s favorite recurring interviewees. Natalie Goldberg has written everything from non-fiction, a novel, memoirs, a collection of essays and poetry.
Reviewer: Paul Leslie You think you’ve seen and heard everything in music, and then along comes an artist like The Treatment. His debut album, “One Way Ticket,” is a captivating ride. It’s not all entertainment, but rather listening gives you the impression that he’s a communicator of the profound. However,
A Review of Jerry Seinfeld’s Book Is This Anything? By Paul Leslie Is This Anything? is Jerry Seinfeld’s first book in more than twenty-five years. Jerry notes that comedians routinely ask one another “Is this anything?” before sharing what may be a humorous thought or observation. Well, this book is
Stephanie C. Brown is a guest on The Paul Leslie Hour. Stephanie C. Brown is a songwriter and educator. She is a role model to many and is still writing songs since it all began in 1975. Some of the artists who have recorded her work include Garth Brooks, Darryl & Don
It’s an honor to welcome a brilliant writer and pop culture deconstructionalist. The last interview guest of 2018 is best-selling author Chuck Klosterman, he’s written several acclaimed works of nonfiction including Sex, Drugs and Cocoa Puffs, Fargo Rock City, I Wear the Black Hat, as well as works of fiction: Downtown Owl and The Visible Man. A
Gene Wilder was born June 11, 1933. He was an iconic actor and director, but also a writer and painter. He passed away on August 29, 2016 and today would have been his birthday. This was one of my all-time favorite interviews. Or Listen on YouTube: Here is the original introduction
Rod Picott is a singer-songwriter, recording artist and author. Picott’s work has been called “Americana of the highest order.” His 9th record, the 2018 album “Out Past the Wires” is accompanied by a book of corresponding short stories. At the end of the interview is an acoustic song performance by
Susan Birkenhead is one of the most in-demand theatre lyricists. She made her Broadway debut as a contributor to Working in 1978. Her songwriting has been featured in many productions both on and off Broadway, including Jelly’s Last Jam, Triumph of Love, High Society, Hats!, Radio Girl and most recently
Shozan Jack Haubner is the pen name of a Zen monk who wrote the book Single White Monk: Tales of Death, Failure, and Bad Sex as well as Zen Confidential. He joins us on The Paul Leslie Hour to talk about the dual interests of writing and the practice of Zen. Many topics