Here’s a lengthy, in-depth podcast I did for “Pop Culture Retro” in which I discuss my Groucho years, plus many other aspects of my life and career.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1oQYp5p91I

Here’s an episode of Tony Mazur’s “Check Your Brain” podcast in which, in addition to Groucho, I discuss a lot of what became of me after my collegiate Groucho years.
https://youtu.be/K80RgVCuNYY?si=3AUYihi-CWW_l3-J

Here’s a podcast I recently did for David Thompson’s Reel Actors/Real Answers. Despite the title, much of the focus is on my Groucho years. We do, however, discuss my experiences as a voice actor, my freelance television writing, meeting celebs at Universal, and a lot of other personal and professional stuff.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O3hgXCktG8M

Here’s Part One of a podcast I recently did with Dylan Roahrig for The Walter Paisley Movie House in which I discuss the Marx Brothers (duh), my book, my childhood, celebrities, impressions and a lot of other stuff.

https://wpmoviehouse.podbean.com/e/steve-stoliar-part-1/?fbclid=IwAR2DW_A-rOV5YJdMcNoIFTVH9N61PKIpTDnXYySSZZCaX4djPib_7PgMtB

Here’s a fairly in-depth podcast that Pete Turner did with me, covering my life and work, including a rather flattering synopsis of the contents.

https://www.breakitdownshow.com/episodes/steve-stoliar-raised-eyebrows-salamis-and-swastikas

A young woman with the unlikely (but legitimate) name of Amanda Champagne-Meadows attended my TCM Festival event and recently interviewed me about Groucho for CLOSER WEEKLY, a British pop-culture magazine similar to PEOPLE, but aimed at older readers with an emphasis on legendary stars of the past.

As is often the case, the interview lasted over an hour, from which these scant paragraphs were gleaned. I had nothing to do with what did or didn’t make it into the piece. But – they spelled my name right, didn’t misquote me, and mentioned my book, so no complaints.

She wants to do a follow-up piece about the movie when things are moving in a more forwardly direction.

https://www.closerweekly.com/posts/groucho-marxs-final-years-were-filled-with-laughter-and-heartbreak/

Here is the complete, one-hour video of “Assisting the Classics” – a panel event in which I participated as part of TCM’s Classic Film Festival at the Hollywood Roosevelt in April of 2023. The moderator is TCM host Alicia Malone and the other two panelists discuss their experiences working for George Cukor and Stiller & Meara. I discuss getting the job with Groucho, some of the luminaries I encountered, dealing with Erin Fleming, dating the same girl as Zeppo, the upside and downside of getting close to my hero in his final years, and the book/film of RAISED EYEBROWS: MY YEARS INSIDE GROUCHO’S HOUSE.

https://youtu.be/sRguoTdYQpc

I had the pleasure of being invited to participate in a panel entitled “ASSISTING THE CLASSICS” at TCM’s Classic Film Festival in Hollywood on April 15, 2023! TCM’s Alicia Malone was the host and the other two panelists had worked for Stiller & Meara and George Cukor. As each person told a story, the projected overhead image changed to suit the teller; in my case it was the cover of “RAISED EYEBROWS.” Here’s a brief clip from that most-enjoyable event:
youtu.be/kRNqxoYn0r8

https://www.slashfilm.com/1097093/geoffrey-rush-doesnt-see-his-return-to-the-screen-as-a-career-comeback/

While waiting for the rest of the ducks (whyaduck?) to line up for the film version of RAISED EYEBROWS, I have been accepted for representation in commercials and voice-overs by Commercial Talent Agency in Studio City. (I’m also available for film and TV, but they don’t represent me for those….) Here are the three images they selected for inclusion on the main casting websites.