Legs Diamond
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Sep 15, 2026
Carter RoyNARRATOR
He was often spotted at clubs, Broadway shows, and restaurants in New York City, rubbing elbows with politicians and flirting with showgirls.
Carter RoyNARRATOR
His nickname on the streets was Good Time Joe, and there were rumors he socialized with known gangsters Arnold Rothstein and Legs Diamond back in the 1920s.
Carter RoyNARRATOR
He wasn't just a party animal, though.
Carter RoyNARRATOR
He ran his own private legal practice and lectured at both New York University and Fordham University.
JessHOST
Her world included names that sound like they were created by a screenwriter.
JessHOST
Polly Adler, Legs Diamond, Arnold Rothstein, Harry Stein, Chowderhead Cohen.
JessHOST
These are all names.
JessHOST
Yeah, they're all like really big time people back in the day.
PeterHOST
Oh.
PeterHOST
which is interesting for another reason, including Cotton Candy, Under the Moon, and Super Bowls, a duet with new insane psychopathic recording artist Legs Diamond, and many more great songs.
PeterHOST
Many more great songs.
PeterHOST
Three? An intro? Two? I guess that could be many.
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ChrisHOST
be from some board game or something, right? Or some old graphic novel.
ChrisHOST
Yeah.
ChrisHOST
But the third one, coming soon, the Crime Family album, Legs Diamond, The Son of Silence.
ChrisHOST
I mean, technically, he
Dan OwenHOST
He was a frequent collaborator with David Cronenberg, also appearing in the director's earlier film Shivers.
Dan OwenHOST
A celebrated Broadway veteran, he received a Tony nomination in 1971 for his performance in Lenny and worked on the stage consistently across his life until his final performance in the musical Legs Diamond.
Dan OwenHOST
To be honest, it's not a name or a face I kind of recognised, Kristen, but you seem to have remembered that he was in lots of Cronenbergs.
Dan OwenHOST
Yeah, I guess if you've