Thursdeighties Episode 15: Decimalization of Time with David Clennon, Part I

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Thursdeighties: The Greatest Decade Podcast

William Klavon

23 episodes

3 weeks ago

The Thursdeighties podcastwill explore memories of, and talk about the impact of, the 80’s - the good as well as the bad. I was 11 years old at the start of that decade, living in my rural hometown in middle America - Geneseo, Illinois - and I was 21, living in Chicago, by the decade’s end. The years between will live in my memory forever. Every day I am reminded of how they changed our world.

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Thursdeighties Episode 15: Decimalization of Time with David Clennon, Part I

Thursdeighties: The Greatest Decade Podcast

1 hour 10 minutes 5 seconds

4 months ago

Thursdeighties Episode 15: Decimalization of Time with David Clennon, Part I

Episode 15 of the Thursdeighties podcast features Emmy-award winning actor and social activist David Clennon.

David created one of my favorite television antagonists of all time - Miles Drentell in the series “Thirtysomething" (1987-1991). However, David’s career began as a background actor in the 1973 classic, “The Way We Were”, and over the past 50+ years he has worked with legendary directors Hal Ashby, Costa Gavras, Ivan Reitman, John Carpenter, David Fincher, Ed Zwick and Marshall Herskovitz (Marshall was a previous guest on Thursdeighties). He won an Emmy in 1993 for his role as Peter Brewer on the groundbreaking HBO series, “Dream On”.

Listen to part 1 of our conversation - part 2 is coming in a couple of weeks.

Sponsored by Anthology for Books (www.anthology4books.com) and Drive-by-Do-Gooders (www.drivebydogooders.org)!

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