Podcasts about amc's breaking bad

In this episode: We explore the psychology of Walter White, the iconic character from AMC's "Breaking Bad" show notes —- upcpodcast.com/archive1/BreakingBad UPC is a Forensic, Psychology, and True Crime Podcast that takes on: True Crime: serial killers, murders, stalkers, cults, forensic analysis Psychology: mental illness, social phenomenon, mob mentality, psychoanalysis, etc.  Culture: Sexuality, Satanic Panic, love, Tv analysis, movie analysis.  We are an independent psychology podcast. Help us keep UPC free of ads and on the air. Please consider supporting the show and get access to our "Stalkers Only" archive, and help be a part of the creative process.  Support the show--> http://www.patreon.com/upcpodcast  Follow us on @upcpodcast onFacebook/Twitter/Instagram/Youtube

One of my all-time favorite TV shows (maybe my very favorite) is AMC's Breaking Bad, so I was stoked to hear creator/showrunner Vince Gilligan was releasing a sequel movie, called El Camino, on Netflix. This week Rima, Dianna, and I cover the movie. Church! Note: We had a few audio problems (some clips and crackles) early on, but it smooths out pretty quick so hang in there. This podcast is made possible by listeners like you (and you too) who have supported us at patreon.com/jasonandkaren. On the next episode of the Patreon-exclusive Jason & Karen Show podcast we're covering the classic National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation, which I love and Karen will be seeing for the first time. If you'd like to give us a call, you can call us at (650) 485-3323 or email brains@podcastica.com. Look for us on Facebook at facebook.com/deadcast and on Twitter at twitter.com/jasonandkaren. You can download, subscribe, rate, and review us on Apple Podcasts or in iTunes by going to walkingdeadcast.com/itunes. Support the show.

On this episode*, Noah is joined by his friends Ram Reyes, Alejandra Flores and Madison Eaton to discuss AMC's Breaking Bad and Netflix's El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie in spoiler-filled detail. The group discusses their favorite moments from the acclaimed series, end up agog and aghast at thick Jesse Plemons and Noah recalls the time he met Aaron Paul at Disney California Adventure. *Warning: This episode's audio is not as full as previous episodes, due to a mix up with the primary microphone, resulting in the conversation being recorded via Noah's laptop's external microphone. Sorry for the inconvenience. Follow Noah Villaverde: instagram.com/noah_villaverde twitter.com/noah_villaverde facebook.com/blankgreencanvas Follow Ram Reyes: mixer.com/ramuel instagram.com/ram_uel/ twitter.com/vibesradiator Follow Alejandra Flores: instagram.com/AleDoesntLoveU twitter.com/AleDoesntLoveU Follow Madison Eaton: instagram.com/madisomethinn twitter.com/madisomethinn --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/blank-green-canvas/support

On this episode we review Netflix's Original Film El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie starring Aaron Paul as Jesse Pinkman just after the events of the season finale of AMC's Breaking Bad.

It has been almost 5 years since AMC's Breaking Bad ended and we can't stop thinking about Gus Fring. He's smart, polite, owns a successful chicken restaurant, and did we mention he deals large quantities of meth? Facebook and Twitter or send us an email to nextdoorvillain@gmail.com

Host M.J. Dougherty chats with Actor, Advocate and Philanthropist RJ Mitte from AMC's Breaking Bad. 

AMC's "Breaking Bad" (2008 - 2013) is a television masterpiece. What would you do if you suddenly broke bad? We discuss what we would do (but not really), other actors who were considered to play the role of Walter White, why the character development for Walter's radical transformation is a key example of how to create fantastic and entertaining storytelling, and more!Created by Drew HellmichWritten by Drew, Matt, and Bryan HellmichProduced by Drew HellmichMusic by Bryan HellmichEdited by Drew HellmichFollow us on Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/screenplay_junkie/Check out Bryan's music on SoundCloud here:https://soundcloud.com/pheelsmusic

BTB presents an exclusive interview with actress Trine Christensen from the Emmy nominated Netflix show "Godless" starring Jeff Daniels which is nominated for 12 Primetime Emmy Awards! Trine will talk about working with Jeff and the stellar cast as well as her experience on AMC's Preacher and AMC's Breaking Bad!

BTB brings to you another amazing show this week! We are happy to feature on-location interviews that we conducted from The All Star Comic Con (theallstarcomiccon.com) in Tysons Corner, VA! Lyon Beckwith, in his first on-location interview for BTB interviews actress Rain Pryor, daughter of legendary comedian and actor Richard Pryor and star of the Night Watchmen! In addition Lyon and Al interview actress Alaina Huffman from Supernatural and Smallville! Lyon asks Alaina what are thoughts on her co-star Allison Mack and her involvement in the sex cult NXIUM. Joining during Celebrity Sotto's interview of Alaina is Breaking star "Shabba Doo" Adolfo Quinones! Our call-in guest is actress Trine Christensen from the Emmy nominated Netflix show "Godless" starring Jeff Daniels. Trine will talk about working with Jeff and the stellar cast as well as her experience on AMC's Preacher and AMC's Breaking Bad! BTB’s host with the most Al Sotto brings you another entertaining program! This week we welcome back actor extraordinaire from the hood to Hollywood, Lyon Beckwith, "1 True Knight" Martin Lopez and "Mr Wrestling" and BTB Original Chunk Shady! So expect all the late-breaking news on pop culture, entertainment, and more! Listen to our gut busting humor, insightful commentary, and thought provoking opinions on the world of entertainment uncensored only on Below The Belt Show (www.belowthebeltshow.com)! Classic Cut: Backstreet Boys “I Want It That Way” NOTE: Due to copyright, songs have been removed from the podcast show so listen to our show LIVE to hear all the music and commentary uncensored!

As a drummer and hand percussionist Michael Radovsk's recording credits include Black Hawk, Phil Keaggy, Beth Nielson Chapman, Marshall Crenshaw, Bill Lloyd, Bedlam, Reservoir Dogs (soundtrack), Rango (soundtrack), Billy Falcon, Patricia Conroy, Ronna Reeves, Victoria Shaw, Andy Pratt, Jimmy Abegg, Kiya Heartwood, Suitcase Pimps, and the Grave Blankets.As a composer of music for TV film and commercials, Michael Radovsky have created music for companies such as Firstcom, Sonoton, APM, Nonstop, Warner Chappell, Megatrax, Groove Addicts, Groove Worx, One Music, Riptide, NHK, Jingle Punks, and Mibe Music. He's had placements in the films Rango (starring Johnny Depp) and Kicking And Screaming (featuring Will Ferrell And Robert Duvall). His Television placements include AMC's Breaking Bad, Dancing With The Stars, So You Think You Can Dance, American Idol, as well as numerous uses on Fox,ABC, ABC Family, CBS, Food Network, Lifetime, USA Network, NPT, HGTV, MLB, HBO, A&E, and “reality” television shows too many to mention.Michael's music for commercials include Jeep, Ford, Toyota, Dodge, O'Charley's, NASCAR, Johnsonville, Health South, Tri-Star Medical, and TN Farm Bureau.https://soundcloud.com/mike-radovsky

The Two Boo's debate what is an acceptable meal at a fast food place, Brian gives his review of AMC's Breaking Bad and we finish off the show with a friendly game of "Would You Rather" Twitter: www.twitter.com/twoboospodcast Brian's Instagram: www.instagram.com/brianccollier Anibal's Instagram: www.instagram.com/anibalftw

When it debuted, Better Call Saul, AMC's Breaking Bad prequel about the early years of unscrupulous lawyer Saul Goodman, drew most of its attention for its ties to its parent series, one of the greatest TV dramas of all time. But over its first two years and now in its third, Better Call Saul has carved out its own space as a weird, funky hybrid of legal dramedy and dark crime tale. Lots of its success is thanks to this week's guest, Rhea Seehorn, who plays Kim, a woman who dragged herself up by her bootstraps to a thriving legal career -- only to have said career intersect with those who might tear it all down. Rhea was known mostly for comedic roles prior to Saul, and she joins Todd this week to talk about playing Kim, why she thinks Saul Goodman might be a good person, and all the great TV pilots she made that you'll never get to see. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Based on the novel by Kem Nunn "Chance" follows neuropsychiatrist Dr. Eldon Chance through a noir-ish drama involving an abused patient and her monstrous husband. While the acting is fairly decent in the pilot episode, having an incredible cast in Hugh Laurie as the titular character, Gretchen Mol as the dame in distress, and Ethan Suplee as the engaging but odd side kick D, the material falls a bit flat in the pilot. The script is richer with more characters, both annoying and odd, including a usually silent garage attendant and artist Jean-Baptiste and Chance's workplace partner Dr. Haig. The screen pares down the unnecessary for the pilot, mainly focusing on Chance, his strange friendship with D, his patient and obvious love interest Jacklyn Blackstone, and Chance's family - his ex-wife and daughter. Chance is trying hard to be Amazon's Bosch with AMC's Breaking Bad. Hugh Laurie is a remarkable actor who brought his past character House to life with so much angst, edge and sorrow it would seem unlikely that could be repeated. We are willing to give Chance a chance (sorry we had to), but without much needed humor, and too much bizarre drama this does not seem like a show worth investing in.

Lawhead's Court welcomes one of the all time greats in comedy Bill Burr  to episode #33.  From multiple appearances on "The Late show with David Letterman", to a reoccurring  role on AMC's "Breaking Bad",  as well as recently being featured in "Rolling Stone" magazine and appearing in a movie with Kevin Costner, Bill is a true friend and fellow sports lover that has virtually done it all. Bill and I debate Boston and Cleveland sports miseries and who's had it worse. We talk about our Rose Bowl excursions, what to eat while tailgating as well as attending other great sporting events with each other over the years. Bill clears up the misconceptions and growing legends of the infamous night in Philly and we tell hilarious tales of the late great Patrice O'Neal.  The Lawhead Life relives the time Bill and I were on the set of Anchorman 2 in Atlanta and even how he's still able to be starstruck today. As our friendship hits 10 years that began in Cleveland on New Years, it still lasts today and we will spend it together again on stage at the Wiltern Theater in Los Angeles on December 31st. Followed by another Rose Bowl game. So sit back and enjoy the one and only Bill Burr.

STREAM or DOWNLOAD Previously on Conspiracy Worldwide Radio’s Friday Night Live Show Mista Montana and Menace did this: Back by popular demand, Black Milk returns to The Friday Night Live Show to promote and discuss his forthcoming album, 'No Poison No Paradise', creating 'Black & Brown with Danny Brown, his short film with Hollywood Titan Don Cheadle, a brand new Random Axe album ( he also confirms Sean Price is at the lab working on his next solo release) ,as well as multiple future releases including instrumental projects, an EP and more! Paradise. Madchild is with us to talk his latest release 'Lawn Mover Man' and  his new group new group Supreme Villain, comprised of himself and Slaine (La Coka Nostra), his references to movies, Battle rap in 2013,  his Battle Axe Warriors movement, the concept of the term underground and his future release 'Super Beast Mode!' Funk Volume's secret weapon Jarren Benton opens up and talks about his humble beginnings in Hip Hop, working with Erik Sermon earlier in his career, the creation behind Grandma's Basement', the media and so much more including a forthcoming EP and album that he hopes to start in November/December. A future star in the making! We also reflect upon his more sombre life moments, including the tragic fact that his Grandma's Basement was, at one point, a place where suicide felt like an option. A deep interview. As we approach the finale of Breaking Bad , we chat to Charles Baker aka Skinny Pete, Jesse Pinkman's former goon for a 30 minute feature length loaded interview. We talk Breaking Bad's strict script policy, his training on camera being from being on camera, the art of stillness,  the infamous pie eating scene in season 5's 'Blood Money', the much talked about 'Better Call Saul' spin off TV show', his latest feature length film 'Ain't them Bodies Saints' and more!  If this isn't enough, man of the moment Strange Neighbour later joins us to promote and discuss his latest conceptual  EP 'The Heisenberg EP', bouncing between questions with Charles himself.  **please note that this interview was conducted after episode 10 ('Buried') of season 5 and contains minor spoilers** The ever quirky Doppelgangaz join us to reflect on the reception of their  latest release 'Hark', the significance of cloaks, their cult like following, impregnating the wives of their fans, comparisons, future video's, a show slated for December in the UK and a brand new project scheduled for release early 2014! The good sun that is Homeboy Sandman details his latest project 'All That I Hold Dear' and his many upcoming releases, including his next release with UK's very own Paul White entitled 'White Sands' , as well as releases with Jon Wayne, DJ Spinna, J57 and 2 Hungry Bro's! We also discuss British Airways 'no Hip Hop' playlist policy, Exile and so much more! AND THAT’S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace give away Heisenberg EPs, talk shemales, Mister Cee, Breaking Bad spoilers, petty competition and much more!   ENJOY OUR COOK!

STREAM or DOWNLOAD Previously on Conspiracy Worldwide Radio’s Friday Night Live Show Mista Montana and Menace did this: Back by popular demand, Black Milk returns to The Friday Night Live Show to promote and discuss his forthcoming album, 'No Poison No Paradise', creating 'Black & Brown with Danny Brown, his short film with Hollywood Titan Don Cheadle, a brand new Random Axe album ( he also confirms Sean Price is at the lab working on his next solo release) ,as well as multiple future releases including instrumental projects, an EP and more! Paradise. Madchild is with us to talk his latest release 'Lawn Mover Man' and  his new group new group Supreme Villain, comprised of himself and Slaine (La Coka Nostra), his references to movies, Battle rap in 2013,  his Battle Axe Warriors movement, the concept of the term underground and his future release 'Super Beast Mode!' Funk Volume's secret weapon Jarren Benton opens up and talks about his humble beginnings in Hip Hop, working with Erik Sermon earlier in his career, the creation behind Grandma's Basement', the media and so much more including a forthcoming EP and album that he hopes to start in November/December. A future star in the making! We also reflect upon his more sombre life moments, including the tragic fact that his Grandma's Basement was, at one point, a place where suicide felt like an option. A deep interview. As we approach the finale of Breaking Bad , we chat to Charles Baker aka Skinny Pete, Jesse Pinkman's former goon for a 30 minute feature length loaded interview. We talk Breaking Bad's strict script policy, his training on camera being from being on camera, the art of stillness,  the infamous pie eating scene in season 5's 'Blood Money', the much talked about 'Better Call Saul' spin off TV show', his latest feature length film 'Ain't them Bodies Saints' and more!  If this isn't enough, man of the moment Strange Neighbour later joins us to promote and discuss his latest conceptual  EP 'The Heisenberg EP', bouncing between questions with Charles himself.  **please note that this interview was conducted after episode 10 ('Buried') of season 5 and contains minor spoilers** The ever quirky Doppelgangaz join us to reflect on the reception of their  latest release 'Hark', the significance of cloaks, their cult like following, impregnating the wives of their fans, comparisons, future video's, a show slated for December in the UK and a brand new project scheduled for release early 2014! The good sun that is Homeboy Sandman details his latest project 'All That I Hold Dear' and his many upcoming releases, including his next release with UK's very own Paul White entitled 'White Sands' , as well as releases with Jon Wayne, DJ Spinna, J57 and 2 Hungry Bro's! We also discuss British Airways 'no Hip Hop' playlist policy, Exile and so much more! AND THAT’S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace give away Heisenberg EPs, talk shemales, Mister Cee, Breaking Bad spoilers, petty competition and much more!   ENJOY OUR COOK!

With film and television, as with so many other things, music can completely change the mood of an experience. Music can enhance action or drama, imbue a sense of foreboding or elation or provide that tiny extra push needed to draw a tear from a viewer's eye. In the world of AMC's hit drama, Breaking Bad, composer Dave Porter has wholly unique and challenging world to fill with his soundtrack. The downward spiral of Breaking Bad's protagonist from a terminally ill chemistry teacher patsy to a murderous and power hungry drug lord wraps up its fifth and final season this summer, and Porter has scored every single episode. His music has brought the disparate worlds of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman a sense of otherworldly and gritty gravitas with a palette of sounds that mixes vintage analog synthesizers and unorthodox instruments - and like any good film scorer, he does it quickly, creatively and with a journeyman's work ethic.

With film and television, as with so many other things, music can completely change the mood of an experience. Music can enhance action or drama, imbue a sense of foreboding or elation or provide that tiny extra push needed to draw a tear from a viewer's eye. In the world of AMC's hit drama, Breaking Bad, composer Dave Porter has wholly unique and challenging world to fill with his soundtrack. The downward spiral of Breaking Bad's protagonist from a terminally ill chemistry teacher patsy to a murderous and power hungry drug lord wraps up its fifth and final season this summer, and Porter has scored every single episode. His music has brought the disparate worlds of Walter White and Jesse Pinkman a sense of otherworldly and gritty gravitas with a palette of sounds that mixes vintage analog synthesizers and unorthodox instruments - and like any good film scorer, he does it quickly, creatively and with a journeyman's work ethic.

Our final podcast of 2012, recorded live, where we go over what we saw in the mid-season finale, "Gliding Over All", what we've learned this season so far, and what we can expect when AMC's Breaking Bad returns next summer.See This Episode As It Was RecordedGliding Over All's Callbacks To Previous EpisodesWalt Taking Traits Of His Victims?Breaking Bad Season 4 Blooper ReelBreaking Bad Song Listing (with YouTube Links) via RedditWalt & Jesse - Time Bomb by Grable424Breaking Bad Death TollBreaking Bad's Funniest Moments by Grable424

This week, we talk about the best cold open we've seen on the show, character's egos being tested and what we can can expect from the final 2012 episode of AMC's Breaking Bad.Show NotesEmily Nussbaum's Article from The New YorkerSean T. Collins's Article from Rolling StoneMelissa Maerz Article from Entertainment WeeklyAMC's Behind The Scenes Video of Episode 7

This week, we discuss Walt's motivations, Jesse's dinner manners, we talk with our new favorite YouTuber Lauren, and Brian comes up with a theory so good, that it very well may ruin the ending of AMC's Breaking Bad.Our New Facebook PageOur Special Guest Lauren's YouTube ChannelReally Sweet Breaking Bad Desktop WallpaperInterview with Jonathan Banks ("Mike")

We go behind the plot and discuss ricin, German executives, and Hank's ignorance in this week's Mike-centric episode of AMC's Breaking Bad.

Blake & Brian talk bug bombing, Scarface, and mental manipulation in this episode, while also giving their thoughts on episode 3 of The Final Season of AMC's Breaking Bad.

(Contains Season 1-4 SPOILERS) This week Screen Verdict takes a look at AMC's Breaking Bad. We discuss our thoughts on previous seasons as well as expectations for the upcoming season 5. The boys make some strong claims about the show including "best television scene of all time" and "worst episode of anything ever made". Topics include some of the decisions Walt has made, what's next for Jessie, why Saul is Matt's favourite character and why Jonathan has no time for Skyler. Each season receives a Screen Verdict rating and Matt and Jonathan finish with a rank. Lastly Matt shares his developments on a grand romantic gesture that Jonathan mistakenly put in Matt's head.

Aaron (virtually) sits down with Gov. Gary Johnson of New Mexico. Topics include Johnson's candidacy for the 2012 presidential nomination of the Libertarian Party, his knack for tossing out vetoes as Governor, his paragliding accident, climbing the world's tallest mountains, AMC's "Breaking Bad," Ron Paul and more. Then we delve into Johnson's plan for presidency including thoughts on immigration, the Fed, terrorism, drug prohibition and more. For more from Gov. Johnson, see his official website or follow him on Twitter @GovGaryJohnson.Download the full episode here.

This week, Bill kicks it off with the rundown (done on the 2nd try this time). Bill is hooked on AMC's Breaking Bad and a great sci-fi novel. FUHcast was on SAVE_US.T3 Live last week......did ya see it? Jim is looking forward to A LOT of new and returning TV shows this fall; the guys discuss what to watch on the tube. Crapping on a dead hedgehog in public will cost you less than the cost of an iPad. A discussion on celebrities and why they need lessons in "famous people with cell phones etiquette". The boys tell you to how keep your right to sue Sony with others. Did a not-so-sexy hot beef injection kill a woman in Illinois? Nasa gets a little closer to a galaxy far far away. All this and more stuff that will make you feel about as uncomfortable as Charlie Sheen's speech at the '11 Emmy Awards.....only on FUHcast! See ya next week! **Be sure to head over to FileUnderHorrible.com to check out the ENHANCED SHOW NOTES for this week's show!** TWEET US! twitter.com/fuhcast LIKE US ON FACEBOOK! facebook.com/fileunderhorrible EMAIL US! podcast@fileunderhorrible.com CALL IN TO THE FUHcast HOTLINE!  (478) 227-8384

The latest Sports Anomaly podcast (episode 114) features The Sports Game Guy (Todd Zuniga), David Ellis, Greg Ford and Andrew Fitch, as they recap the sports efforts at E3, argue over the Madden NFL 10 team ratings, semidouble day and date Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10 and Grand Slam Tennis, and once again shove AMC's Breaking Bad down your throat.