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2. billmoyers.com › content › body-of-warExploring the High Costs of War | BillMoyers.com

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   Mar 21, 2008 · ELLEN SPIRO: John Lennon. PHIL DONAHUE: — for her husband. ELLEN SPIRO: Neil Young. PHIL DONAHUE: Neil Young. ELLEN SPIRO: System of a Down, Michael Franti, Bright Eyes. Some bands that are so ...

3. www.latimes.com › opinion › letters-to-the-editorPhil Donahue was more than a TV host. He was an antiwar hero ...

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   Aug 22, 2024 · Phil Donahue will be remembered as a pioneering TV host. ... but my meeting with Phil was to honor him, Ellen Spiro and Tomas Young for their seminal antiwar documentary, “Body of War.” In ...

4. daytonarenahistory.org › project › phil-donahue-and-his-showPhil Donahue and His Show | Dayton Arena Project

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   Four years later Donahue served as co-director with independent filmmaker Ellen Spiro in the making of a documentary about the second war in Iraqi. The critically acclaimed “Body of War” followed the difficult return and adjustment for disabled Iraq War veteran. Bibliography: Phil Donahue, Donahue: My Own Story. New York: Simon and Schuster ...

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5. www.slantmagazine.com › film › body-of-warReview: Body of War - Slant Magazine

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   Mar 12, 2008 · Like any effective polemic, Phil Donahue and Ellen Spiro’s documentary is almost as canny as it is facile in construction. by Ed Gonzalez. March 12, 2008.

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6. www.pbs.org › moyers › journalBill Moyers Journal . Phil Donahue and Ellen Spiro | PBS

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   As host of DONAHUE, Mr. Donahue has presided over nearly 7,000 one-hour daily shows, many on-location broadcasts and several historic broadcasts from Russia. Ellen Spiro Co-Director/ Co-Producer ...

7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Phil_DonahuePhil Donahue - Wikipedia

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   Phil Donahue. Phillip John Donahue (December 21, 1935 – August 18, 2024) was an American media personality, writer, film producer, and the creator and host of The Phil Donahue Show. The television program, later known simply as Donahue, was the first popular talk show to feature a format that included audience participation. [1]

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   Who is Phil Donahue?

   • Today Phil Donahue is known as the father of the modern daytime talk show. Back in 1967 he was a local radio and TV personality in Dayton, when, at exactly the time the arena was project was underway, Donohue created and hosted of first “The Phil Donahue Show.” Within a few years it had moved from a local to national TV.

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   Why was Donahue a good husband?

   • Donahue personality greatly enhanced the shows appeal to this demographic. Handsome, intelligent, and sensitive, Donahue was the interesting husband who they wished they had. Adding to the allure Donahue was an early champion of issues surrounding the lives of modern American women. Year later in 1992 Donahue said he got lucky with his show, they:

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   How does Donahue feel about her marriage?

   • DONAHUE: I think she probably feels - I think it's a painful thing for her. I made it clear who I was and who I wasn't in my autobiography. It'd be better if someone else said this, but I think it's a reasonably honest review of who I was and wasn't in the early days of our marriage, in the early years of our marriage.

   Remembering Phil Donahue, the 'king' of daytime talk shows - NPR

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   When did the Phil Donahue Show start?

   • "The Phil Donahue Show" began in 1967 as a local series in Dayton, Ohio. It was syndicated nationally in 1969 and relocated to Chicago in 1974, with the show's title shortened to just "Donahue." That was because by then, the talk show host and his unusual format were equally familiar to and embraced by national TV audiences.

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   How old was Phil Donahue when he died?

   • "Pioneering daytime TV host Phil Donahue dies at 88". USA Today. ^ Hampton, Deon J. (August 19, 2024). "Phil Donahue, talk show host pioneer and husband of Marlo Thomas, dies at 88". NBC News. Retrieved August 19, 2024.

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   When did the Phil Donahue Show end?

   • But, in January 1970, The Phil Donahue Show entered nationwide syndication. Donahue's syndicated show moved from Dayton, Ohio, to Chicago in 1974; then in 1985, he moved the show to New York City. After a 29-year run—26 years in syndication and nearly 7,000 one-hour daily shows—the final original episode of Donahue aired on September 13, 1996.

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   Aug 23, 2024 · Today6 we're starting off by remembering Phil Donahue, the pioneering TV talk show host who died Sunday at age 88. We'll listen back to a conversation between him and Terry Gross from 1985, and we ...