Episode 7 Moving, Animal Rescue & Pirate Radio
Nobody likes moving. John and Tammy talk about the nightmare of packing and sorting out possessions while John discusses Tammy’s eclectic collectibles.
John talks about how he likes to go explore and find odd antiques including ones that he based songs on.
Who made the Sgt. Pepper costumes? John explains how they were created and why the band took on this other persona.
John talks about his guitar-shaped pool.
Teenagers start taking over the world in the 1960s and The Beatles tap into the artistic and communal living of the times.
John and Tammy talk about their love of animals and the responsibility that comes with having pets. Tammy talks about her rescue business.
Did dogs come from Jupiter? It’s something John is considering.
Rules of war. John talks about how stupid war is and how people never seem to learn. It’s something he’s been saying since the 1960s.
The price of fame. Tammy and John talk about the difficulties of being recognized in public and how it limits what you can do.
Ringo will be presenting a statue to the city of Beverly Hills. It’s a statue of his hand in a peace sign. At first the city turned down his gift.
John’s scared of the dark...still.
Why John likes Rebel without a Cause and James Dean.
John talks about when Britain banned radio stations from playing Rock ‘n Roll and how Pirate Radio still played the music.
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Tammy tells John about her good friend Don Grady and his music.
John explains his relationship with his assistant Fred Seaman and the role he played in John's life.
And Tammy tells John about a piece of cake he would not like to eat!
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John and Tammy talk about the songs you hear in commercials - including many of The Beatles hits.
Tammy lets John know why her asthma doctor is so special and what his take is on the recent COVID surge.
And if John had been an Olympian - what sport would it be in?
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Tammy invites John into her studio and he learns more about digital editing.
John has done many movies like Help and A Hard Days Night, but now he is trying his hand at directing.
And John and Tammy talk about the Olympics - could John have been an Olympian?
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John talks about England after the war and the aftermath of rationing, while Tammy surprises John with stories her mom told her about her experiences.
Special effects have John's attention as he starts work on producing his first film.
And John is questioning whether he should make a movie or an episodic show.
Plus more insights into some classic Beatles tunes.
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Tammy's new podcast is out - United States of Animals - and John learns about fire monkeys.
The Summer Olympics have caught John's attention and one track star in particular.
And John says we can thank Mercury in Retrograde for all the world's most recent craziness.
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John talks about his police violence and his own experiences with the law.
John was a big experimenter with drugs -as were all the Beatles - and Tammy tells him about what used to put the 'up' in Seven Up and Coca-Cola.
And John and Tammy talk about the big difference between fans and groupies.
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John talks about how he used to be a tough guy in his youth and how that spilled over into his marriage to Cynthia.
Tammy and John talk about what rides used to require an "E" ticket at Disneyland and some of the "A" ticket rides.
And John remembers his first look at the Brill Building in New York, where the Beatles were expected to clock in at 8 and start writing songs.
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John and Tammy talk about the cities they grew up in and Tammy tells John about a special honor in her hometown of Long Beach.
Magic and magician's illusions - do you tell the secrets or don't you.
And as they say in show business - 'The Show Must Go On' - John talks about times he would rather not have been a Beatle.
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John and Tammy talk about the Masters of the Impossible - Siegfried and Roy - and Tammy tells John what it's like to be eye-to-eye with a tiger.
John is getting more interested in podcasting but wonders what he could podcast about.
And another passing has caught John's attention - famous attorney F. Lee Bailey - which brings up some OJ Simpson trial stories.
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