Barry Kibrick - Between the Lines

On this episode of “Between the Lines,” a woman who has personified beauty and grace, the award winning actress Linda Evans.

From her days on “The Big Valley” to her iconic portrayal as the glamorous Krystle Carrington on “Dynasty,” Linda’s life journey has rivaled her characters. 

Now, with her book “Recipes for Life,” she shares the wisdom she gained along the way.

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It is with deep sadness that one of the great writers and guests on “Between the Lines,” Joseph Wambaugh passed away this week.

Whether it was his fictional masterpieces like “The Choirboys,” “The Blue Knight” and “The New Centurions” or his acclaimed nonfiction books like “The Onion Field” or "Fire Lover," Joseph took us behind the badge into the heart of his characters.  On this episode we discussed his acclaimed book “Hollywood Crows” and once again he dove deep into his subjects with a poignant look at the men and women in blue.

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On this episode of “Between the Lines,” a man who began his career during the formative years of Rock and Roll and whose influence continues to this day, Gary US Bonds.

Gary has been rocking for more than 50 years. From his beginning days touring with Sam Cooke and BB King to his close working relationship with Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band, Gary has entertained millions around the world with his music. With his autobiography, “By US Bonds,” we get an inside look at the music and the man.

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On this episode of "Between the Lines," the most successful and prolific film and television producer of our time, Jerry Bruckheimer.

Jerry is a true visionary whose films and television series have not only influenced popular culture but at times defined it. From “Top Gun,” “Flashdance” and “Beverly Hills Cops” to his franchise films “The Pirates of the Caribbean” and “National Treasure,” Jerry has touched the pulse of an entire world of film goers. 

But it doesn’t stop there. His television series, which include mega hits the likes of “The CSI” shows, “The Amazing Race,” “Cold Case” and more, are estimated to be seen by nearly 250 million people each week. With the book, “When Lightning Strikes,” written by Michael Singer, Jerry and I explore the four decades of his remarkable career.

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