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Join us this week on the Anne Levine Show as we explore tenuous ties to a 1946 Guy Lombardo hit, weaving nostalgia (and probably imagination) into our Thanksgiving reflections. Together, we savor memories of exquisite feasts and heirloom china, while acknowledging the complex history of the holiday. Despite the rain, […]
Accents aren’t for everybody. We kick off our Thanksgiving special with a nod to Tones on Tail‘s hit “Go” from 1984, launching into a lively chat about the peculiarities of leap years, followed by a quick introduction to the show for those who have never heard us before (I know, […]
Join us on The Anne Levine Show as we start by explaining what our show is all about (for the new folks), followed by sharing a hearty laugh over the notion of “Valentine’s babies,” celebrating birthdays of Michael, his brother Brian, and sister Monica (and a lot of other people). […]
We kick off our latest episode with the dramatic rise and fall of Milli Vanilli, reminiscing about their chart-topping hits and the infamous lip-syncing debacle that shook the music world. We dig into the creative minds behind their iconic tracks, pondering the fate of those irresistible royalties. Our journey then […]
Can a single performance define an entire era? We unravel the singular magic of Barbra Streisand, she’s the finest bagel on a plate of onion rolls—truly a standout. Our exploration of her legacy in “Funny Girl” and beyond offers a joyful escape from the political chatter of election week, reminding […]
Remember that time you found yourself in a hospital room, chuckling at the unexpected comedy of life? Neither do we but we have this episode that takes a whimsical look back at some of our most laughable and touching hospital antics, featuring the unforgettable Helen (and her ukulele playing son) […]
How did the cherry tomato come to be? Join us on the Anne Levine Show as we unfold these unexpected tales alongside the backdrop of autumn’s arrival and the flurry of Jewish holidays. From contemplating the art of hosting in a sukkah to recommending “Ushpizin” as your go-to film, we’ve […]
We are obsessed with the New York Times Spelling Bee game, are you? Join Michael and me as we unravel our addiction to spotting those elusive long and short words, and chat about the mental gymnastics involved. We also celebrate our global listeners from the UK, Japan, Russia, and Australia, […]
Remember those songs that instantly transport you back in time? A song you haven’t heard in ages but remember every note? Michael and I kick things off with some of our personal faves, from Bob Seger’s “Old Time Rock and Roll” to BW Stevenson’s “My Maria,” each melody carrying us […]
