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Featuring the great, great, great grand-daughter of Charles Dickens! That's right, we are joined in this episode by Lucinda Dickens Hawksley as we celebrate the 175th anniversary of the "A Christmas Carol". Plus, hear a rare broadcast of "A Christmas Carol" from 1939, adapted, directed and narrated by Orson Welles and starring the legendary Lionel Barrymore as Ebenezer Scrooge. And, of course, lots of Christmas Music.

Join Rob for this very special episode that looks back on that dynamic, heart-pounding year that changed the landscape of American politics and culture. Rob is joined by Mark Kurlansky, author of the epic book, "1968: The Year that Rocked the World". Featuring clips that highlight the news stories, movies, music and popular television shows of that year, this 2 hour special will be one that you will want to listen to again and again.

On this episode the Rob Cameron Show hits the jackpot! We welcome a 2018 Pulitzer Prize Winner and a genuine hero. First, Rob visits with John Archibald, columnist from the Alabama Media Group, which includes several fine newspapers including the Birmingham News. John was awarded the 2018 Pulitzer Prize for News Commentary for a wide variety of columns he wrote in 2017 that dealt with political corruption, women's rights and hypocrisy. You will not want to miss this conversation! Then Rob...

On this episode, Rob is joined by Dr. Harry Adelson, an expert in using Stem Cell replacement to treat chronic pain and suffering. Also, Rob visits with Rahn Anthoni, a rising star in R&B and Hip Hop music, whose personal journey of faith and courage has led to a life of service for special needs kids. Plus, Rob shares his thoughts about the current crop of political ads…and his excitement about the upcoming College Basketball Season. Listen and become the most intelligent person you know!

This week Rob engages in an intriguing conversation with economics historian Julia Ott, Associate Professor from The New School in New York City. Rob and Julia discuss whether or not the American Free Market Economy is truly open to participation by all Americans of all cultures and backgrounds and what we might need to do create more opportunities for everyone. It is a challenging topic that demands an open mind...and a discussion you will not want to miss. In this episode, Rob also...

This week, Rob welcomes Kory Stamper, author of "Word by Word, The Secret Life of Dictionaries", as we discuss the magic of words and and all of those funny little things that happen to words once they hit the dictionary. Kory, who is a former editor for Merriam-Webster, also talks about how defining the word "marriage" brought her thousands of indignant e-mails. Rob also spends some time with the new Hip Hop sensation, NovaCain, who in addition to launching a dynamic solo music career, is...

Join Rob this week for a discussion with Tom Santopietro, author of the just released book, “Why to Kill a Mockingbird Matters: What Harper Lee’s Book and the Iconic American Film Mean to Us Today”. Rob and Tom explore the fascinating story of Nelle Harper Lee and her road to creating the Pulitzer Prize winning book and the classic motion picture, starring Gregory Peck in his Academy Award Winning role of Atticus Finch. Also, Rob visits with Erica Mandy, anchor of the daily news program,...

Join Rob as he welcomes Glenn Berger, author of "Never Say No to a Rockstar", which chronicles Glenn's years as a recording engineer for the legendary "A&R" Studios in New York City. Glen talks about his experiences with big name rock and pop stars, including Paul Simon, Mick Jagger, Judy Collins and Frank Sinatra. Then join Rob, Dave Brewer and Meghan Chun for a cup of coffee as they reveal their own personal Top 5 Albums of all time. It's all on this week's episode of the Rob Cameron...

Be sure to listen to this powerful episode as Rob visits with Helen Benedict, professor in the School of Journalism at Columbia University and author or "Wolf Season", "Sand Queen" and "The Lonely Soldier". Rob also welcomes Dr. Kristin Neff, one of the world's leading authorities on Self-Compassion. Plus, as always, Rob sits down for "Cup of Coffee" with Meghan Chun and Dave Brewer. It's the Rob Cameron Show...helping you to become the most intelligent person you know.

Join us for Part 2 of our Tribute to Frank Sinatra, as Rob talks with Tom Santopietro, author of "Sinatra in Hollywood". Also, Rob takes us on a journey through Sinatra's most productive and prodigious period, 1954-1960.

Join Rob for part one of a very special 2 part Tribute to Frank Sinatra. This year we mark the 20th anniversary of the passing of this iconic entertainment juggernaut. In this episode, Rob is joined by the award-winning Sinatra Biographer, James Kaplan, as they talk and reminisce about everything that makes the Chairman of the Board such an intriguing and beloved legend.

In this episode, Rob talks with Pulitzer Prize winning reporter, Glenn Frankel about his book, High Noon: The Story of the Hollywood Blacklist and the Making of an American Classic. Rob and Glenn discuss the making of the classic western tale from 1952 starring Gary Cooper and Grace Kelly and how the movie became intertwined with the scary events of the early 50's, including the Hollywood Blacklist, the Red Scare and what many consider to be the oppressive work of the Congressional House...

Welcome to the Rob Cameron Show. We are so happy and honored that you have chosen to download our program. This is a podcast that returns to the traditional “talk show” format…where we ask questions and dig deeper and our guests provide the answers and opinions. We will try very hard not to pontificate nor rant or rave about a political view or a specific agenda…some of our guests might, but that is not our job. We have one job here on the Rob Cameron Show…to help you to become the most...