The Tom Gulley Show

Our big Los Angeles trip is just too big to be doled out in one gigantic podcast.

We went from LAX to beautiful Westlake Village. We enjoyed food trucks on Wilshire. PLUS--we got to see the inner workings of BroadScasting with Lori Downey, Jr.--and her gal pal Linette Miller.

Plus, an unexpected invite to sit in with the Demons Of Decadence on Outlaw Radio with Magic Matt Alan. All coming in a future podcast.

In this episode, you'll hear a babbling stranger on a bus, plenty of Linette Miller, and much more. Including Chinese drywall and bleachy head.

Well, there's been a lot more back and forth about The Kirby Museum issue.

After the "museum" issued a press release and TWO subsequent conflicting accounts--Greg Theakston is back to comment on the John "Sticky Fingers" Morrow blog posting and the letter from Kirby Estate lawyer Paul Levine.

Plus, we'll talk about Jack Kirby. His love for chocolate. His relationship with Stan Lee. Plus, sad trolly fanboys--and much more.

Paul Levine has been representing Jack Kirby, The Rosalind Kirby Trust, or Lisa Kirby in some form or fashion since 1981.

Yet in all that time, he has never taken any legal action on behalf of his clients for the return of, or ownership of, property in the possession of Greg Theakston.

And certainly not items Greg Theakston insists were gifted to him some time in the 80's.

Hear as we go over some facts, then read the statement from Paul Levine, attorney for The Rosalind Kirby Trust and Lisa Kirby.

Greg Theakston--Jack Kirby collaborator with SEVEN lithographs in the permanent collection of the Museum Of Modern Art--STILL hasn't had his belongings returned by The Jack Kirby Museum.

We'll look at John Morrow, Kirby Museum trustee--and a guy who had a lot of financial reasons to insert himself into a controversy of his own creation.

For starters, we'll look at the fact that a month ago, the "Museum" stated the items were Greg's property. Now, suddenly and for the first time ever in the public eye, John Morrow claims they were never Greg's property and he's known that for 17 years.

In short, John Morrow is totally full of crap. Just listen in.

The Ray Rice domestic abuse controversy has incited a debate over relationship violence across the United States.

We've heard from Rice, his then-fiance/now-wife, Commissioner Roger Goodell, and even TMZ.

Now it's time to hear the one eyewitness account yet to be heard.

Yes, we're interviewing the elevator at the Revel Casino that saw everything--in our no-holds barred tell-all interview.

Don't miss it.

The listeners of The Tom Gulley Show are a unique group of people.

And never has it been so apparent as this episode.

Our listeners give us their personal accounts of their experiences on September 11, 2014.

We shall never forget.

In this exciting two-part episode, Tom talks Japanese rockabilly, psychobilly death metal, skateboarding, and Texas football with singer/songwriter Saille Branch.

Then, Tom goes on a rant about the ongoing controversy around The Jack Kirby "Museum & Research Center"--which is really more like the Jack Kirby Traveling Souvenir Shoppe.

And Greg Theakston still hasn't been returned the rare artwork he loaned them. Shameful.

Greg Theakston isn't just a run-of-the-mill Jack Kirby expert. Which is why it's so strange he's thinking of reporting The Jack Kirby Museum for stealing his property.

The noted illustrator, editor, publisher, and writer KNEW Jack Kirby. WELL. As Kirby's apprentice, peer, co-worker, and biographer. As you'll hear, Kirby and his wife wanted Greg to think of them like parents.

Now Greg is embroiled in a controversy--after loaning thousands and thousands of one of a kind Kirby artifacts to the museum. Because the museum now says over 3,000 rare original Kirby xeroxes (which can sell from between $30 to $150 apiece) are THEIRS.

Greg says he clearly always wanted them back.

We get to the bottom of it in this podcast. Enjoy the Theakston.

Yes, it's the show they said would never happen. It's The Best Of The Tom Gulley Show Volume II.

Sure, our detractors claimed there wasn't enough for a FIRST volume of our best. HA! Well, we showed 'em!

We've got Chris Gore--founder of Film Threat Magazine, comedian, producer, writer, and inventor of the pocket beer.

And we've followed it up with a healthy helping of Ed Robertson from TV Confidential. He'll talk with us about The Andy Griffith Show, Maverick (get Ed's book, Maverick: Legend Of The West), and the late, great Efrem Zimbalist, Jr.

Only the richest and most aromatic interviews in this episode! Grab on tight! It's our second volume of The Best Of The Tom Gulley Show!

Today, Donald Sterling was banned from the NBA for life, and fined $2.5 million.

And in a rare coup that bested all the networks, The Tom Gulley Show has sequestered an interview with none other than Mr. Sterling himself.

During this blockbuster interview, Tom will speak with the celebrated racist about his girlfriend, past racist remarks, heckling his own team, and Hispanic tenants in the apartment buildings he owns.

It's a riveting interview with the NBA's most hated man. Share it with friends!!!