Oh No! Not...: Recent Episodes
Dustin Caruso and Rick Paulas
Oh No! Not... is a podcast about the lesser known recently deceased. Our goal is to shed light on the important people, places and things that may go by unnoticed.
On this week's episode we discuss the Brown from the Brown v the Board of Education, the person that coined the phrase "outlaw country," a real life French hero and the man that put Blockbuster Video on the map.
On this week's episode we discuss 10 individuals that the Oscars left off of their in memoriam presentation.
On this week's episode we talk about a psychologist that helped develop voice recognition, a Canadian physicist, the director of three James Bond movies and a comedian activist!
On this week's episode, we discuss the first openly gay comic to appear on the Tonight Show, an anti-poaching crusader. the woman who broke the glass ceiling at TV networks and one of the last blues greats.
On this week's episode we discuss the singer of The Fall, the real Rosie the Riveter, the former oldest living actress and an influential science fiction writer.
On this week's episode we discuss a 60's French music icon, a Black Lives Matter activist, the guitarist from Motörhead and the cop who hunted the Zodiac Killer.
On this week's episode we cover 10 important people who passed away in 2017 that slip past our radars.
On this week's episode we talk about a beloved Oakland pianoman, a double suicide, one of the last pop vocalists from the 50s and Tom Waits' saxophone player.
On this week's episode we discuss the "White Knight of Soul," a black listed author, the original singer for Faith No More and a succulent aficionado.
On this week's podcast we discuss the original guitarist for Marilyn Manson, the founder of Oddball Films, an overlooked scientist and your local blog.
On this week's episode we discuss a couple who perished in the Northern California fires, a beloved columnist, the drummer from Twin Peaks and an assassinated journalist from Malta.
On this week's episode we discuss the man who monetized the primal scream, a British union leader, the oldest hardware store in America and a French sleep researcher.
On this week's episode we discuss the drummer of Hüsker Dü, a man who potentially saved the world, a modern day Renaissance Man and a beloved reporter for the New Yorker.
On this week's episode Rick and Dusty discuss one of their favorite singers, a Burmese physic, a groundbreaking LGBT activist and the brain behind McGruff the crime dog.
On this week's episode we discuss an influential LGBTQ journalist, one of the last of the big band era singers, the most prestigious Spanish language baseball announcer and the woman who made country music what it is today.
On this week's episode, we discuss a well known character actor, an influential logo designer, why there were even confederate statues in Baltimore in the first place and a stunt woman who died way before her time.
On this week's episode we discuss the first person to play Godzilla on film, the world's oldest man, a practical mathematician and a German nun who cared for lepers in Pakistan.
On this week's episode we discuss one of the original Disney Imagineers, a historic Italian politician, an influence linguist and a French journalist.
On this week's episode we discuss a German Jewish long jumper, a philosopher on risk, a beloved manatee and the Pakistani Mr. Wizard!
On this week's episode we talk about the man behind the magic of Graceland, a brilliant young mathematician, a speaker company and a jerk who didn't want to let women in his club.
Rick returns on this week's episode to discuss a beloved folk musician, a controversial artist, the only female Native American pilot in World War 2 and Pope John Paul II's press secretary.
On this week's episode, guest host Julie and Dusty discuss a pioneering judge, a pioneering doctor, a pioneering film director and a pioneering autism researcher.
On this week's episode, guest host Alfie talks with Dusty about the first American sports star to talk openly about mental illness, a pioneer in wetsuits, a beloved star of stage and screen and the voice behind Wallace and Gromit.
On this week's episode we discuss a beloved Rhode Islander, a Hall of Fame pitcher who turned into a terrible politician, the author of Jesus' Son and the inspiration behind the Warriors.
On this week's very special episode, we discuss four deceased actors that are featured in the new season of Twin Peaks. There are no spoilers on the new season other than that these four actors appear in one way or another.
On this week's episode we discuss a hero in Mexican journalism, an umpire hero, the inventor of "the real American hero" and a hero in modern day feminism.
On this week's episode we discuss one of Quentin Tarantino's favorite actors, a french philosopher, a tv producer who stood up to sexism and the porno king of Times Square.
On this week's episode we discuss an unsung vaccination hero, a depressed writer, one of jazz's greatest fans and the first Puerto Rican player to play in a World Series.
On this week's episode we discuss the cinematographer behind the Goodfellas' tracking shot, THE Mr. Tambourine Man, a man who single handedly reinvented the electric guitar and the last living person to be (verified) born in the 1800s.
On this week's episode we discuss the White House's first curator, a Swiss suffragette, an anti-establishment hippie-punk and a French resistance fighter/poet.
On this week's episode we discuss the woman behind "the Burning Bed", a pioneer in our nation's approach to health care, the Betsy Ross of the gay pride movement and an iconic establishment of the mission district in San Francisco.
On this week's episode we talk about a boxer turned musician, a blacklisted writer, a legendary music photographer and one of Assam's greatest writers.
On this week's episode we literally phone it in as we cover a Rockefeller, one of the brains behind the Garbage Pail Kids, another internet sensation and the co-creater of Swamp Thing.
On this's week's episode we talk about a former cult leader that went head to head with Jim Jones, an internet sensation, Dolly Parton's "Mr Everything" and the guy that helped cure your strep throat.
On this week's episode we talk about the man responsible for some of the silkiest-sounding records ever produced, an auto-destructive artist, a survivor of the Bataan Death March and a trailblazing Puerto Rican actress!
On this week's very special show we discuss over a dozen people who were unjustly left off of this year's Oscars in memoriam montage.
On this episode we talk about the Funky Drummer, a Danish resistance fighter, the Roe in Roe vs Wade and a repeat Pulitzer Prize winner.
On this week's episode we talk about the man behind the M.R.I. machine, the highest ranking African American in the Nixon administration, a pachyderm and a woman who was obsessed with Eugene O’Neill.
On this week's episode we discuss the recent passing of a groundbreaking doctor, an actress that entertained the Nazis and communists, a forgotten clothing store and "the foremost authority".
On this week's episode of the podcast about the important recently lesser known deceased we talk about a behind the scenes Nazi, a blacklisted journalist, a solider activist and the guy that made Star Wars and Fletch sound good.
Here is episode 3 of Oh No! Not... The podcast where we discuss people, places and things that have recently ceased to exist. This week we feature three influential musicians and a writer.
Here is episode 2 of Oh No! Not... The podcast where we discuss people, places and things that have recently ceased to exist. This episode we talk about two musicians, a librarian and a roadside attraction.
This is the inaugural episode of Oh No! Not... the podcast about lesser know people, places and things that have recently ceased to exist with Rick Paulas and Dusty Caruso.