Whine At 9®

Actress and artist Angela Cartwright joins Nancy to discuss her fascinating Hollywood career including roles in The Sound of Music, Make Room for Daddy and Lost in Space.

As the release of the feature film Admission approaches, screenwriter Karen Croner joins Nancy to talk about the film, Tina Fey, Paul Rudd, Lily Tomlin and all things college admission.

Hollywood's Melissa Rosenberg, the brilliant screenwriter behind the billion dollar Twilight franchise and the hit series Dexter, talks with Nancy about her new ABC series Red Widow.

National Lampoon co-founder Henry Beard joins Nancy to chat about his fascinating career and intriguing new book Encyclopedia Paranoiaca.

Vocalist and guitarist Devon Allman talks with Nancy about family legacy and his new solo album Turquoise.

New York Times best-selling music and celebrity biographer Mark Bego joins Nancy to to talk about his latest book and first mystery, Murder at Motor City Records.

Nancy welcomes Emmy Award-winning news anchor, sports director and veteran Super Bowl reporter Andrew Stockey for some game day insight.

Emmy and Grammy Award-winning author, satirist, composer and producer Christopher Cerf joins Nancy to talk about his latest book Encyclopedia Paranoiaca, and a career that includes The National Lampoon and Sesame Street.

Celebrity insider Suzy Soro joins Nancy to chat about her new book Celebrity sTalker.

Author and screenwriter Jamie Reidy joins Nancy to discuss his best-selling book that inspired the feature film Love and Other Drugs starring Jake Gyllenhaal.

Nancy welcomes award winning singer-songwriter Karla Bonoff to discuss Karla's Billboard hits, Grammy winning song and fascinating journey to success.

Best-selling author, screenwriter and columnist Amy Ephron joins Nancy to talk about the paperback release of her book Loose Diamonds:...and Other Things I've Lost (and Found) Along the Way.

Dr. Stephanie Newman, psychoanalyst and author of Mad Men on the Couch, joins Nancy to share her take on the popular characters of Mad Men. From Don to Betty and Peggy to Joan, this episode offers a different type of analysis for Mad Men fans.

Actor Barry Livingston chats with Nancy about his book The Importance of Being Ernie, and highlights of his career from My Three Son's (Ernie) to Mad Men, and his work with Hollywood legends like Fred McMurray, Lucille Ball, Ozzie Nelson, Dick Van Dyke, Myrna Loy and Adam Sandler.

Queen of disco Gloria Gaynor joins Nancy to talk about her amazing career, the power of her #1 song "I Will Survive" and her current work including a new single and philanthropic projects to end domestic violence and facilitate positive parenting.