Podcasts about alternative programming

What makes a good horseman or woman?  It's not just riding! It's learning all types of things about horses in different ways to make a well rounded experience.  Whether it's too hot, our horse is off or there are medical changes in our participant, the reality is sometimes we can't always ride.  In order to keep our participants engaged and continuing their progress we need to come up with an alternative. It's not that complicated, what tasks do we do everyday with our horses that we could teach our participants? With the proper tools, all instructors and therapists should be empowered to turn everyday tasks into lesson plans when we need a plan B.  Get the horse communication curriculum FREE here:  https://notjustaponyride.ck.page/d083633d85 Patreon subscription for free access to additional ground programming curriculum: https://www.patreon.com/notjustaponyride Energize and Mobilize Exercise Series:  https://www.patreon.com/notjustaponyride/shop Learn more about the Equicizer we use often for alternative programming here: https://equicizer.com/ This episode is proudly sponsored by Stable Moments:  EAL for Complex Trauma. https://www.stablemoments.com/ Follow us on social and plug in here:  https://notjustaponyride.my.canva.site/linkinbio

In the early 80s Stuart Swezey began his creative career organizing the Desolation Center events in the desert and at sea that featured music groups such as the Minutemen, Einstürzende Neubauten, Sonic Youth, and Meat Puppets among others. He directed a documentary by the same name about the events. Stuart is a founder of Amok Books—the influential extreme information, cult L.A. bookstore, and publishing house. His book Amok Fifth Dispatch: Sourcebook of Extremes of Information in Print was nominated for the Best Nonfiction Book Title in the FIrecracker Alternative Book awards. Stuart also produced the acclaimed feature documentary Better Living Through Circuitry about rave and DJ culture. Stuart also has worked in television. He has been a VP, Development for Original Productions (Ice Road Truckers, Black Gold), Alternative Programming exec for Syfy Channel, documentary film producer, and reality television producer and show runner.

The stupid exciting World Series is still going and the Cubs are hiring math nerds in suits. Danny, Crawly and Michael have all the opinions.Shop through our affiliate links and we get paid! http://www.sonranto.com/shoppingSubscribe for early and ad free listening.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Kate talks about what shows to watch this week in unscripted television including Big Brother, Love Island, and Luxe Listing Sydney. Brad Holcman is Senior Director, Non-Fiction & Alternative Programming for A&E Networks. He is a 4-time Emmy Nominee known for developing and producing some of the most groundbreaking and trailblazing series including 60 Days In, Intervention, Undercover High, and Duck Dynasty. He explains what the role of a network executive includes, the kinds of shows the network champions, and what makes A&E network shows stand alone. Reality Life with Kate CaseyPatreon: http://www.patreon.com/katecaseyCameo: https://cameo.com/katecaseyTwitter: https://twitter.com/katecaseyInstagram: http://www.instagram.com/katecaseycaTik Tok: http://www.tiktok.com/itskatecaseyClubhouse: @katecasey Facebook Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/113157919338245Amazon.com: www.amazon.com/shop/katecasey See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

From the earliest days of NBC reality, to the pre-launch of OWN, to running ABC's comedy department, Jamila Hunter has a wealth of experience to share with our listeners in this engaging episode. What made her take a break from the reality business and move into scripted? What was her first meeting with Oprah like? And how key is a GREAT title to a buyer when hearing a pitch? (spoiler alert: VERY). Twitter: @IamJimmyFox // @realscreen Instagram: @Jimmybfox // @realscreen  

In an alternate reality, in a 2020 not derailed by the COVID-19 pandemic, Clare Crawley might already have been engaged -- and we would be getting ready to tear into her cast’s bios and rate limo exits.Instead, Clare is -- presumably -- single and waiting to mingle, and we’re gearing up for a much different Bachelor summer: no Bachelorette, no Paradise. But, to fill the void, ABC will be airing a journey into the show’s archives called “The Bachelor: The Greatest Seasons -- Ever!” which premieres Monday, June 8. Each episode will recap, at dizzying speed, the highs and lows of a single classic season, kicking off with the most successful Bachelor ever: Sean Lowe. Last week, we spoke with Senior Vice President of Alternative Programming for ABC Rob Mills about plans for Clare’s season, what to expect from the upcoming greatest hits series, and the future of the franchise as a whole. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

CITO Merch > http://bit.ly/citomerch. Quarantine update (2:54-17:44). Hannah Ann roasts Pilot Pete's manhood (21:59-32:59). Rupert Grint & Georgia Groome expecting their first child (33:31-36:38). The High School Musical cast united on Zoom + David DeLuise DMs (39:04-50:48). The Challenge recap (51:15-1:02:21). Our favorite feel good stories of the week (1:04:48-1:09:58). Interview with ABC's Head of Alternative Programming, Robert Mills – talking Bachelor schedule/plan amid quarantine, Listen to Your Heart, The Bachelorette selection process, getting Trent to be the Luggage Guy + more! (1:10:34-1:31:16). Follow us on Instagram @chicksintheoffice and on Twitter @chicksintheoff + subscribe to our Snapchat show > http://bit.ly/thegroupchat & our YouTube > http://bit.ly/CITOYOUTUBE.

Obi Toppin was named the AP Player of the Year and Ross Peterson, Chris Williams and Travis Justice talk about what that means with Luka Garza falling short of the honor. Chris gives his opinions on if Carton might transfer to Iowa State. Then after Chris leaves to play Daddy Day Care Rob Howe from Hawkeye Nation joins the show to talk about Garza being snubbed, if Ohio State transfer DJ Carton might be a good fit for the Hawkeyes and how Fran McCaffery should get more credit than he has been getting. Derek from New Sharon calls to talk about Tom Brady and Bob Kraft as well as Alternative Programming and Travis Justice talks about Emergency Responder Badges and how Sean Roberts feels it makes him a First Responder.

In this episode of “NO SCRIPT, NO PROBLEM,” host Steve Berkowitz breaks down the dynamic and unpredictable landscape of selling unscripted TV shows today with one of the reality TV industry’s best developers and sellers, Madison Merritt, the SVP of Alternative Programming at eOne in the U.S. The two will talk about the keys … Continued

Little does this CBS Executive know that the pitch he is about to hear will change everything. Ghen Maynard hears lots of pitches for shows but this one is different. It isn’t a scripted drama or comedy series or traditional game show. There is nothing quite like it on TV and it doesn’t fit into any existing genre — but he knows one thing, he loves it. It’s an idea that would turn into a reality series set on an island and ultimately transform the primetime landscape on broadcast television and usher in a new generation of unscripted programming that would catapult his career. Ghen Maynard is the Senior Executive Vice President of Alternative Programming for CBS Television Studios. He’s the maverick who has helped develop some of reality television’s biggest hits. Early in his career, Ghen championed and brought to life the first competition reality show for Network Television… a mega-hit called Survivor. Ghen also developed and oversaw the multiple Emmy Award-winning The Amazing Race, the U.S. version of Big Brother, America’s Next Top Model as well as Kid Nation, Power of 10, and Million Dollar Password. As a drama development executive, he helped develop CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, Judging Amy and The District.  The list of successful shows goes on. There’s no doubt Maynard has a keen eye for what viewers like — Survivor, The Amazing Race, Big Brother and Top Model are among the longest-running reality TV franchises in the world.  I caught up with Ghen just after the premiere of an unusual reboot version of the iconic 90’s teen series Beverly Hills 90210 called BH90210, which he developed and sold to FOX, and Kids Say the Darndest Things starring Tiffany Haddish, which he sold to ABC --  Once again proving that this Executive, who likes to think big, has the Midas Touch.

GHEN MAYNARD (Senior Executive Vice President, Alternative Programming, CBS Studios) and Barry Katz continue their exceptional discussion where Ghen reflects on his career developing some of the most successful shows on television.

GHEN MAYNARD (Senior Executive Vice President, Alternative Programming, CBS Studios) and Barry Katz sit down for an exceptional interview where Ghen discusses the creation of "Survivor" and his life as one of the most successful network executives in Hollywood.

BigDHui, R. Scott Bolton and Joey talk about what's up in the world.

Brad Holcman is the Senior Director of Non-Fiction and Alternative Programming at A&E Television Networks. He oversees the development and production of over 20 unscripted programs and specials currently, from conception and deal-making to pilot to production supervision and delivery. Holcman is a key contributor to overall unscripted programming strategy.   Many people know Brad as the PELOTON sensation who can often be seen dancing and singing his way through the popular live-streamed fitness classes. His ultimate goal, aside from his own fitness, is to help motivate other riders to live their best life.   Connect with Brad Holcman: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bradneedsabs/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/brad-holcman-453807/   Connect with Jon Dwoskin: Website: http://jondwoskin.com/ Twitter: @jdwoskin Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jonathan.dwoskin Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/Thejondwoskinexperience/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jondwoskin/

This season has been full of intrigue and scandal, so we wanted to get the scoop from someone who knows what’s going on behind the scenes -- Rob Mills! He’s the Head of Alternative Programming for ABC, as well as a prolific tweeter. We talked about his history with the franchise, all those off-screen scandals, what we can expect from Paradise and, more importantly, THE PROPOSAL, The Bachelorette’s underappreciated baby sibling.Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the final episode of the C2E2 trilogy! This week the Renegades present their interviews with the cast and crew of Supermansion and the new Warner Bros. movie Daphne and Velma! These interviews conducted in a round table format feature the Renegades and fellow interviewers from many outlets (links below). First up is Breckin Meyer, Zeb Wells and Matthew Senreich from Supermansion! Hear Breckin try Mutant energy soda from the first time and hear what is in store for season 3 of the hit show! Then interviews with Peter Girardi and Alexandra Davis (Warner Bros. Animation & Blue Ribbon Content Executive Vice President of Alternative Programming and Blue Ribbon Content Vice President of Development & Production), Jennifer Tisdale (Executive Producer), Suzi Yoonesi (Director) and Sarah Gilman (Star, Velma). Hear about how they took a fresh take on the classic Scooby ladies and how this film is a step forward for Women in film both in front and behind the camera! Other Interviewers Jordan Brandes (That's My Entertainment Whats Yours?) - www.thatsmye.com Danielle Ortiz (The Culturess) - www.Culturess.com Hannah (The Fandom Net) - www.thefandomnet.com Garrick James

It's the final episode of the C2E2 trilogy! This week the Renegades present their interviews with the cast and crew of Supermansion and the new Warner Bros. movie Daphne and Velma! These interviews conducted in a round table format feature the Renegades and fellow interviewers from many outlets (links below).  First up is Breckin Meyer, Zeb Wells and Matthew Senreich from Supermansion! Hear Breckin try Mutant energy soda from the first time and hear what is in store for season 3 of the hit show! Then interviews with Peter Girardi and Alexandra Davis (Warner Bros. Animation & Blue Ribbon Content Executive Vice President of Alternative Programming and Blue Ribbon Content Vice President of Development & Production), Jennifer Tisdale (Executive Producer), Suzi Yoonesi (Director) and Sarah Gilman (Star, Velma). Hear about how they took a fresh take on the classic Scooby ladies and how this film is a step forward for Women in film both in front and behind the camera! Other Interviewers Jordan Brandes (That's My Entertainment Whats Yours?) - www.thatsmye.com Danielle Ortiz (The Culturess) - www.Culturess.com Hannah (The Fandom Net) - www.thefandomnet.com Garrick James

Jimmy sits down with the fantastic Jennifer O'Connell! The two discuss topics such as the art of the "pass", the need for celebrity packagaing in today's cutthroat world of selling and how Bethenny Frankel changed talent deals forever. Twitter: @IAmJimmyFox / @Realscreen

The Ringer’s Juliet Litman is joined by Rob Mills, ABC's senior vice president of alternative programming, to discuss being at the Oscars (1:20), this week’s episode of 'The Bachelor' (9:00), the top five 'Bachelor' contestants (18:00), and the decision to pick Rachel as the next Bachelorette (36:10).

Call it a bit of Alternative Programming. This week, we're diving into Hollywood's latest attempt to make what is old new again. Killer doll Chucky returns in the revamped version of "Child's Play" (5:25) and series creator Don Mancini isn't happy. But with a mostly warm reception, should Mancini be worried about boycotting this new version? We also revisit the 1988 chiller that started it all (57:52) and update our Summer Movie Rankings (1:16:01). Thank you for downloading! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe and check out www.spreaker.com/studiodna ( http://www.spreaker.com/studiodna ) for other great podcasts. Visit www.spreaker.com/show/quality-check ( http://www.spreaker.com/show/quality-check ) for other Quality Check episodes.

Call it a bit of Alternative Programming. This week, we're diving into Hollywood's latest attempt to make what is old new again. Killer doll Chucky returns in the revamped version of "Child's Play" (5:25) and series creator Don Mancini isn't happy. But with a mostly warm reception, should Mancini be worried about boycotting this new version?We also revisit the 1988 chiller that started it all (57:52) and update our Summer Movie Rankings (1:16:01).Thank you for downloading! Don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe and check out www.spreaker.com/studiodna for other great podcasts.Visit www.spreaker.com/show/quality-check for other Quality Check episodes.