Over 2,000 interviews with the artists who made the last seven decades of music. Hosted by JADonnelly & musicologist Shadoe Steele — don't get mad, get media.
A three-hour documentary special, two years in the making. George Lutz, the original Amityville homeowner, in his first public interview since 1989. Ed and Lorraine Warren, founders of the New England Society for Paranormal Research. Dr. Hans Holzer, the NYU professor who investigated 112 Ocean Avenue back in 1975. And the first-ever interview with Ronald DeFeo's wife, Tracy DeFeo.
"…one of the better and scarier podcasts I've heard." ★★★★★ — APPLE PODCASTS LISTENER REVIEWPLAY THE FULL EPISODE
James A. Donnelly started multi-track recording at age seven and was the youngest station manager at his college radio station, WKRC. He went on to produce for "PM Magazine," work freelance on NFL and MLB broadcasts, and serve as an NBC affiliate's promotions director alongside Jay Leno. He launched what became MadPod.com in 2005 and later joined the Podshow Network and Sirius Satellite Radio.
Shadoe holds degrees in Aerospace and Electrical Engineering from Duke University. For two decades he managed space divisions for CBS, NBC, and AT&T's satellite systems — including a stint at the original World Trade Center — before turning a weekend radio hobby into a podcasting career. His "Apollo 11/Summer of '69" documentary won a 2003 Associated Press award for Best News Documentary.
"We have everyone, except the Beatles and Elvis, and I'm working on that too." — Shadoe Steele
From early podcasting panels to two published books — JADonnelly has been part of the medium since it started.
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