Alan Shayne reflects on 100 remarkable years, Hollywood, his 68-year love story with Norman Sunshine, and the life lessons behind his memoir, And It Only Took 100 Years… Listen now!

<p>At 100 years old, Alan Shayne has lived a life unlike any other.</p><p>In this heartfelt conversation, Alan reflects on an extraordinary journey that spans Broadway, the earliest days of television, Hollywood, and his years as President of Warner Bros. Television, where he helped shape iconic series including Wonder Woman, Alice, The Dukes of Hazzard, Growing Pains, and Scarecrow and Mrs. King.</p><p>Alan also opens up about discovering his identity as a young man at a time when being gay was neither understood nor accepted, his first love, and the remarkable 68-year relationship he shares with acclaimed artist Norman Sunshine.</p><p>Together, we discuss his latest memoir, And It Only Took 100 Years…, the lessons he’s learned from a century of living, why he and Norman first shared their story in <em>Double Life</em>, and what he hopes readers take away from this deeply personal book.</p><p>Filled with warmth, humor, honesty, and unforgettable stories, this is a conversation about love, resilience, purpose, and a life truly well lived.</p><p>If you enjoy this episode, please subscribe, rate, and review the podcast—it helps others discover these conversations.</p>