BLACK HISTORY MONTH AND CULTURAL DIVERSITY CELEBRATED ON FORGOTTEN HOLLYWOOD RADIO SHOW
Black History Month and cultural diversity in general is celebrated on 15-10 AM KSPA this Sunday at 3pm (pst). I'm happy to look at influences of minority and religious influences on classic film including Showboat, Gone with the Wind, Cabin in the Sky, Porgy and Bess, Captain of Castille, West Side Story, The King and I, Exodus, and Fiddler on the Roof (among others).
The hour-long program is a weekly look at Hollywood's Golden Age. We include movie music, film-drops, and a few interesting guests. This might be the most unique radio show on the dial in the nation.
If you don't live in the Southern California Area, I have provided a link below for you to enjoy the program. So mark this one on your calendar if you want to feel good about the contributions of minorities in in cinema.
http://tuner1.dc1.sonixtream.com/playlists/am1510kspa/am1510kspaKSPAAM.asx
Manny Pacheco spent years researching actors such as Claude Rains, Peter Lorre, Cesar Romero, Frank Morgan, and Basil Rathbone, to name a few. His fresh take was to show how their films offered a parallel to America's history. At a time when most entertainers write tell-all books about themselves, it's refreshing to see one write about history.
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—Gary Lycan, Columnist of the Orange County Register
About Manny
I'm Manny Pacheco - a Southern California broadcaster who has worked in radio and television for over three decades. I'm also a proud 30-year member of the Screen Actors Guild, and just recently inducted to Pacific Pioneers Broadcasters. I've written...
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