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This sermon was preached by Andy Armstrong at the Gorton site of Christ Church Manchester, on Sunday 23rd March 2025 from John 10:1-18.

This sermon was preached by Andy Armstrong at the Gorton site of Christ Church Manchester, on Sunday 16th February 2025.

This sermon was preached by Andy Armstrong at the Gorton site of Christ Church Manchester, on Sunday 27th October 2024 from John 3:1-16.

Sermon Summary: "The Cleansing of Naaman" Sermon Summary: In this sermon, Andy Armstrong uses the biblical story of Naaman, a Syrian commander who was healed of leprosy by the prophet Elisha, to illustrate the concept of spiritual blindness and the importance of humility. He compares Naaman's physical illness to our spiritual ailments, highlighting how our outward struggles can often mirror deeper, internal issues. Andy begins by discussing the concept of colorblindness, using it as an analogy for spiritual blindness. He explains that just as a colorblind person may be unaware of certain colors, we can also be blind to the depths and extent of our own sin. He then introduces Naaman, a powerful and respected man who was afflicted with leprosy. Naaman's journey to Elisha for healing becomes a metaphor for our own spiritual journeys. The sermon delves into Naaman's inner brokenness, which is revealed to be pride. Despite his outward success and status, Naaman's pride blinds him to his need for God's help. Andy emphasizes that God often uses humbling experiences to challenge our pride and bring us closer to Him. He highlights how Naaman's encounter with Elisha, who treats him with humility and disregard for his social status, serves as a powerful lesson in humility. The sermon then explores the cure for Naaman's leprosy and its parallels to our spiritual healing. Andy emphasizes that the cure is simple, free, and exclusive. Just as Naaman needed to wash in the Jordan River seven times, we must repent of our sins and believe in Jesus Christ for salvation. He highlights the importance of accepting God's diagnosis and surrendering our pride to Him. The sermon concludes by discussing Naaman's response to his healing. Andy emphasizes that Naaman's experience is a model for our own spiritual journeys. Just as Naaman was transformed by his encounter with God, we too can experience profound change when we humble ourselves and submit to His will. Bible References: 2 Kings 5:1-17 Key Points: Spiritual blindness can prevent us from seeing the depths of our own sin. Pride is a common obstacle to spiritual growth. God often uses humbling experiences to challenge our pride. The cure for our spiritual ailments is simple, free, and exclusive. We must humble ourselves and submit to God's will for our lives. Transcript Wow. Is my mic on? Are we good? Can you hear me okay? Great stuff. Such a privilege to be here, guys. I'm dumbfounded by your worship. I just really, really enjoyed that. Really enjoyed that. I thought it was never going to end, which I was glad about. It's just brilliant. Absolutely brilliant. So we're going to be delving into the Word today. Hope you've got your Bibles with you. Don't worry if not because I've produced a PowerPoint. It's great. Okay. I'm going to time myself so I don't overrun, which is a good thing. Okay. So the first slide, if you could put that up. Now many of you or some of you might be colorblind. I'm not so sure. So the way you know is you look at a particular image and you can see whether you can see numbers in those images. So it might be up there. Don't worry if it's not. Okay. But if you're colorblind, you cannot appreciate a child's crayon drawing. Or maybe you don't really appreciate a sunset. But you never know that there is an issue because you don't really know what a sunset looks like. And you may be completely unaware of this. So have a look at those. See if you can pick out the numbers in there. So it's more serious, isn't it? It's more serious if you can't distinguish a red stop light when you're driving. Or a green for that. Okay. So maybe some of you get in revelation that you're colorblind today. I was testing myself while I was producing this. See, colorblindness is a great analogy for spiritual blindness. And we might say, well, I'm born again. I'm not spiritually blind. But actually, we can all still have blind areas in our spiritual walk. So someone who suffers with colorblindness can get on fine in life and you don't actually miss those colors that you've never seen. But you're missing vital parts of obvious things around you. And sin is the same. We can be blind to the depths and extent of our internal sin. Yet others can see it. And that's a beautiful thing about being married. My wife sees my sin better than I do. I'm blind to it in many respects. And we're all blind in different extents, aren't we? I want to talk about a man in just that condition. Okay. In the Bible. Now this man, you might think, is this a man who would be chosen by God? So this guy was a soldier. He was a violent man. He committed murder and he kidnapped people. Is he a prime candidate for salvation? Possibly not. Let's listen about it. Let's read about him. Okay. This is 2 Kings 5 verses 1 to 17. Now Naaman was a commander of the king of Aram. He was a great man in the sight of his master and highly regarded because through him the Lord had given victory to Aram. He was a valiant soldier, but he had leprosy. Now bands of raiders from Aram had gone out and taken captive a young girl from Israel and she served Naaman's wife. She said to her mistress, which is really nice of her when you think about it, if only my master would see the prophet who is in Samaria, he would cure him of his leprosy. So Naaman went to his master and told him what the girl from Israel had said. And the king said, by all means go. I will send a letter to the king of Israel. So Naaman left, taking with him 10 talents of silver, 6,000 jackals of gold, 10 sets of clothing. Can you imagine what that was, getting the size right and everything? The letter that he took to the king of Israel read, with this letter I'm sending my servant Naaman to you so that you may cure him of his leprosy. As soon as the king of Israel read the letter, he tore his clothes. He was upset. Am I God, he says? Can I kill and bring back to life? Why does this fellow send someone to me to be cured of his leprosy? See how he's trying to pick a quarrel with me. When Elisha, the man of God heard that the king of Israel had torn his robes, he sent him this message. Why have you torn your robes? Have the man come to me. I love this boldness. And he will know there is a prophet in Israel. So Naaman went with his horses and chariots and stopped at the door of Elisha's house. Elisha sent a message to say to him, go, wash seven times in the Jordan and your flesh will be restored and you will be cleansed. But Naaman went away angry and said, I thought, isn't this hilarious, I thought he would come out to me and stand and call on the name of the Lord his God, wave his hand over the spot and cure me of my leprosy. Are not Abaama and Parfa, the rivers of Damascus, better than all of these waters of Israel? Couldn't I wash in them and be cleansed? So he turned and went off in a rage. Naaman's servants went to him. Remember it's the servants who have the wisdom in this story. My father, if the prophet had told you to do some great thing, would you have not done it? How much more then when he tells you, wash and be cleansed? So he went and he dipped himself in the Jordan seven times as the man of God had told him. And his flesh was restored and became clean like that of a young boy. Then Naaman and all his attendants went back to the man of God. He stood before him and said, now I know there is no God in all the world except in Israel, so please accept a gift from your servant. The prophet answered, as surely as the Lord lives, whom I serve, I will not accept a thing. And even though Naaman urged him, he refused. If you will not, said Naaman, please let me, your servant, be given as much earth as a pair of mules can carry, for your servant will never again make burnt offerings and sacrifices to any other God but the Lord. Isn't that an amazing story? I just love Elisha's ministry and what he gets up to. He just says it like it is and does things which are incredible. So, what are the points we are going to bring out from this? So we are going to look at what Elisha's sickness was. We are going to look at what is the cure for his sickness and we are going to look at what was his response. What was Naaman's response? What was Naaman's sickness? What was his cure? And what was his response? I think we can learn a lot today. Have we got our ears open? Great stuff. Okay, so what is his sickness? I find this fascinating because it is obvious what his sickness is, isn't it? He has got leprosy. He has got a major skin disorder which is obvious for everybody to see. But if you know your Gospels well, you know when Jesus walked around in Israel, he would speak to blind people and others and they would say to him, Lord, heal me. And Jesus would come up to them and say, what can I do for you? Isn't that interesting? Isn't it obvious? I want to see. But Jesus doesn't see things the way we see our things, isn't he? He sees internally why we might see externally. And sin is the real paralysis of the heart. All of our brokenness is due to sin. Sin we have committed. Sin committed against us and being part of a sinful world. Now, in this story, the outer brokenness of Naaman, his leprosy, becomes the occasion to deal with his inner brokenness. So, what is Naaman's inner brokenness that is destroying his life? He looks strong, doesn't he? He looks rich. He is successful. He is very good at what he does. Look at the story. But time and time again, in this amazing story, through Elisha, Naaman is ignored and humbled. Have you noticed, he goes to Elisha's house. How rude is this? This amazing, famous man goes to Elisha's house and Elisha won't even come to the door. But he sends a servant to him with a message. He's treated completely the opposite of how he should have been treated. Maybe that's you today. Maybe you, in some context, are being treated the opposite of where you think you should be treated and you're insulted. I want us to look a bit deeper today. It's so insulting for Naaman and he was insulted. And at that time, Naaman would have been one of the most important people in the world, arriving with hundreds, literally hundreds of thousands of pounds worth of gifts and he's treated shoddily. But God arranges this treatment. Isn't that interesting? God arranges for Naaman to be insulted. Because God, I don't know whether, I'm sure you know God so well, but he is so infinitely wise, he knows how to get you to have a glimpse of yourself. You know that? See, Naaman's inner brokenness is pride. He's proud, he's self-sufficient, he believes he can buy anything and his status is good enough to get anything. So, like many of us in the West, that's what we believe. I can get anything, I can do anything. It's kind of inbuilt in us, isn't it, as we're young. And God knows this man and how to deal with this man. His outer leprosy was an opportunity for his inner leprosy to be dealt with. He was colorblind to his pride, but this was his time and he didn't know it. His outer condition was far less dangerous than his inner condition. Leprosy was a terrible disease and still is, but especially in these days, there was no cure and it was awful. And Naaman knew his days were numbered, but he didn't recognize what was going on on the inside, which was far more serious. His inner leprosy is pride and the treatment for pride is humility. So, again and again, Naaman is humiliated. Now, what do you do when you get humiliated? I don't like humiliation, I'm sure you don't like it. And what happens to me is I get hot. I start to get hot from the bottom up and I get angry, just like Naaman gets angry. But would we start to learn to look for God's teaching in each and every situation? We all grow up, don't we, saying or being taught, I know what's best, I can handle life, I know the right way. But when we start to learn about God, if you belong to God, what you'll have noticed is he starts to bring things from the outside to come and expose our blindness for our good and his glory. Each one of us from our youngest years have to protect that image that we think we are in control, don't we? It's hidden insecurity due to our sin and God wants to challenge it for our good and it's a good thing even though it heats us up and it feels awful. So, what is the cure? What is this illness? Pride. What is the cure? So, God brings an insult to us all. Tim Keller, one of my heroes, says these words, that we are far more, I'm sure you've heard this, that we are far more sinful than we ever imagined. That is over all of humanity and many people in my wider family are insulted by that. That we are far more sinful than we ever imagined but, and it's that but which turns it on its head, but also that we are far more loved than we can ever dream of. Isn't that great? One, an amazing insult to the human race, but it's true. The other one, an incredible blessing of pure grace and this can be a lifelong revelation. I've been saved now for possibly 30 years and I'm just starting to get revelation of just how sinful I am, what goes on in my inner man, yet how incredibly loved I am by God. Are you receiving that? Are you learning that from God? But like Naaman, can we agree with God's diagnosis over us? We have to agree with him, he's always right. Or pride will rise up in anger and we'll walk away. Naaman nearly walked away from his healing and yet he was going to be healed of something far greater. See, the message of the Gospel works on all of our inner leprosy. It works in three ways. See, let's have a look at the story again. The cure is simple. What is the cure for Naaman? Just wash. Don't do anything magnificent, just be obedient and wash in this particular river. It's not sensational or elaborate, it's just like the Gospel. What is the Gospel today? Repent and believe. It's just the same, cure is simple, just wash and now the Gospel is repent and believe. And yet for us humans, we love to get busy, don't we? We love to perform, we love to receive wages because I've earned them. Free gifts are viewed with a bit of suspicion, aren't they? And many of us struggle to receive a gift at Christmas, especially a big one, because we think, oh, have you spent that much on me? I suppose I better up my gift giving next year and spend the same on you. Because we like to pay our way. So that at the end, why do we like to pay our way so that at the end we say, I'm not in any debt to anybody, I'm in control. But God has to show us we are in deep debt to Him. The cure not only is simple, the cure is free. This is not what Naaman expected to go when he came to Israel. He'd come with a whole load of money and some fine clothes because he was willing to pay his way. So he brought huge amounts of money. He didn't want, he didn't need charity. He brought a royal letter. God would have to heal him. He was placing God in his debt. Just wash is insulting. You know who I am? He was saying. And we believe we have to do some great thing for God to be saved sometimes, don't we? But Elisha was directing Naaman to do something any person could do. Just wash. It was as if Elisha didn't know who this great man was. He wouldn't even get out of his chair in his front room while he was watching the television. All of it as exploits. All of this man's reputation made no difference. He was playing it perfectly for Naaman to be rescued. He was treating him like any old person. Anyone could do this. Nothing about Naaman mattered. And that's the same with us today. Nothing about any of our past matters when it comes to the Gospel. We can come to him and have that free salvation of his and be obedient to him and say, Lord I want you. Thank you for your salvation. We agree with his diagnosis over us. Romans 3 says all have sinned and fallen short of the Gospel of God. All have sinned. All have sinned. Amazing isn't it? That's the diagnosis over the human race. But the cure is simple. Repent of your sin and believe the good news of Jesus Christ that he has paid your sin, paid for your sin upon himself. He became sin for you that you might be rescued. But Naaman was angry. So the cure was simple. The cure was free. And the cure was exclusive. This is something for our culture isn't it? The cure was exclusive. You see Naaman was offended. And we can be offended. Especially if you go into the center of Sheffield today. I'm sure if you said that Jesus is the only way, people would be offended. How can he be the only way? There's many ways to God. But Naaman was offended. Hey there's many rivers, there's nice rivers here in my country. There are better rivers than that dirty one there. Just like today there are many gods, many ways to God. Don't tell me this one way is right. Yet our Gospel is exclusive because it's simple and free. And because it's simpler and free, it's exclusive. If people say good and generous, loving people get to heaven, then that isn't inclusive. Because I'm not good and simple and free. I'm not a good person. So I won't get to heaven if you're just excluding good people. What about me or the person who has wrecked their life or who's morally disabled? Can they not get to heaven because they're not good? But rather our Gospel is free and available to all. So far from being exclusive, it's incredibly inclusive. We all know that some great thing has to be done to win us back to God. And we know that God is holy and great because he has to be. But so often we believe we are the ones who can achieve for God. We don't realize we're so sinful to the core, full of pride. We're colorblind spiritually. It takes God to come to us like Naaman and show us. But then how do we respond? I do hope you've responded to God over this. The initial response is to say, Lord, please come and save me. Rescue me for myself. But then as we go on as Christians through the decades, sin rises up again. We see ourselves. We can walk in the flesh. We can make wrong decisions. How do we respond then? Do we respond like Naaman and say, oh no, I want to be in control. What do we say, Lord, you are the Lord of all. I surrender to you. I agree with your diagnosis over my life. Suddenly we see that someone has done that great thing for us on our behalf. Through Jesus our inner leprosy was placed upon him. Isn't that good news? But what is our response as a last point? What was his response? What was Naaman's response as an example? Instead of achieving, of which he wanted to do, he decided he was just going to receive. And what happened? He did exactly what Elisha told him to do. God directed him to go and bathe in that river, to do exactly that in that particular river, specific guidelines, and he did. What happened? His skin was made new like a child's skin. Can you imagine how much joy that man had? And then suddenly his inner man understood he was born again. It's just like when we receive the gospel, isn't it? His pride was being dealt with at that moment and would have been continually being dealt with. His thinking had changed. His worldview had changed. Wow, amazing. Can you remember the day that happened? Some of you do. Some come slowly into the kingdom. But some of us come fast into the kingdom, don't we? Where there is massive change immediately. His worldview changed, and this is becoming a Christian. We are at the beginning of a total inner transformation. Suddenly he sees, and as we continue to follow the Lord, we continue to discover more perfect sight. Our color blindness is healed. And so he says the words, your servant suddenly. God is now his master, just like that. He's not after a God who's a partner or a butler. And we can do that, can't we, as Christians? We can say that God, yeah, God is my Lord, but we treat him as if he's my partner. He will help me out when times are bad. He will do certain things for me. I'm sure he'll give me that promotion. But what if he doesn't? Are you going to walk away from him? And Victoria got bouts of cancer when her granddaughter had a major heart issue and had to go in for surgery at such a young age. God came to me kind of and came to Victoria and it was as if he was saying, okay, what are you going to do now? Are you going to walk away or are you going to stay with me and let me take you through this? But what a privilege to go through dark times with our God. Then we get to know whether we follow him as a butler or whether we follow him as our master. I'm sure you've had those times too. It's where the rubber hits the road, isn't it? God can ask us for anything and we should say yes. It depends who we think he is. Is God your master today or is he your housekeeper? He also says when he's going back to his city, he's going to take the gospel, this is his name, I'm going to take the gospel back to his fellow men because God is now his real God. God is now his Lord. So he goes back with loads of earth. It sounds strange, doesn't it? It goes like loads of earth that he's going to pray on in his home city. Basically he was going back as adding yeast to the bread. He was going to transform that place. I'd love to know the rest of the story of what happened to Naaman. What happened in that city when he went back? This man of influence and there are men and women of influence in this place here who are also going to get saved and they're going to go back into those blocks over there and those houses and they're going to change their areas because of what you say to them and how you love them. See the gospel, if allowed, will affect our entire life. Is it affecting your entire life today? I'm sure you're allowing it to happen. If not, please do. There's nothing like the gospel of Christ. His Holy Spirit in you can change everything. Can you hear me today? He can change every area of your life. If you allow him to. You see he's a gentleman. The Holy Spirit is a gentleman and he will only do what you allow him to do. He will knock on your door but you have to let him in to every area. Okay? So as believers we can refuse to accept the diagnosis. Is there something in your life today that you long to be free of? Like Naaman. Maybe it's a physical condition. It was for the apostle Paul. He had a thorn in the flesh. Didn't he join his ministry? There was troubles. He longed to be free of it but God kept it in his life to give him humility. What is it for you today that God might be keeping in your life to bring humility? Maybe it's a person. In the church would you believe? Maybe it's a boss. You can be so frustrating. I love being self-employed because I can only answer to myself. But then God comes along and speaks to me through Victoria and I suddenly wake up to myself. But if you've got a boss, if you work with other people, man it must be difficult. But God will use that. He will use that to mature you, to make you more like him. He can, you know, God just doesn't dwell in this room, you know. You know this. He is where he's, sometimes he's more where you work than where we worship because he wants, he longs to impact your work colleagues so much. Maybe your school teachers. He longs to impact your school and the frustrations that are in that school. He longs to do powerful things amongst you in the five days of the week. So if you belong to God he may very well be leaving you in this very thing in your life for your good and his glory. Is that good? Well it's not good is it? But it is good ultimately because he is so, he is so good. He is so good and he wants to illuminate the real issue, our hidden blindness to our own sin. He is so glorious he's able to do this by his Holy Spirit. If we let him, can we agree on something today that we allow him to have access to all of the rooms of our heart, all the parts of our life? Can we just close our eyes and just imagine our lives? You know what you do on a day-to-day basis. You know as you drive to work, you know maybe the thoughts that come across your mind. I want you to invite him into those thoughts. I want you to invite him into your struggles at the moment. Maybe you're struggling with debt. Maybe you're struggling in your marriage. Maybe you're lonely. I want you to right now invite him in just even say this the simple words of Lord come into my pain. He wants to make that difference. He wants to transform that thing that has seemingly been there for so, so, so many years. It all tracks back to our humility just like it was for Naaman, just like it was for him. I'm going to read to you one last verse, one of the greatest verses I think in the Bible if I can find it. Keep your eyes closed and then you won't be exposed to my losing my notes. There we go. Ephesians 1 verses 17 to 19. What a powerful verse this is. Let me pray this over you. I keep asking that the God of our Lord Jesus Christ, the glorious Father may give you the spirit of wisdom and revelation. That's what he gave Naaman so that you may know him better. Does anybody want to know God better in this room? I pray that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened in order that you may know the hope to which he has called you, the riches of his glorious inheritance in his holy people and his incomparably great power for us who believe. Let's just, I don't know whether the band wants to come up, but let's just keep our eyes closed for a minute. Last night I couldn't sleep. Basically, I did mention it yesterday, but our neighbors can be quite troublesome and sometimes the guy who lives next door has his girlfriend over and she's got a son who's got severe autism and incredibly enough they go up to the top room and put music on really loud and then their son goes in the room downstairs and he gets a bit distressed by that music so starts kicking the wall. So, one o'clock in the morning the wall feels like it's coming down last night and I wake up. Obviously, I'm a light sleeper and I'm so frustrated and I pray for that boy, but obviously it doesn't stop. But then I think, okay, let's turn this into prayer. Lord, what do you want to pray about? And then this preach comes up and I think, oh Lord, have I got the right preach for this church today? And I sense the Holy Spirit say yes and he says why? And I start, okay, talk to me, Lord. This is beautiful. You're taking a terrible situation and make it into a good one. This is good. Basically, I think what the God wants to say to you as a body of people is he's so pleased with what you're doing that you're open-hearted, that you're doing such wonderful work in the community that you are breaking ground on this place in Jordan thought. What an incredible thing. What incredible worship this morning. So, so, so beautiful. But he wants you to be aware that as you go out, as you start that other building, as you do other things, as you find the money coming in, as you break forward, what's going to happen is, as what happens so, and we've seen it in our church, so happens with churches, is that this unity starts to come out. People yearning for their voice to be heard. People grabbing and pushing. People arguing and saying, I want a piece of this. I should be heard. I should this. I should that. This is why God brought this word to you today. It's because it's about humility. I want to pray over this church that you stay in a unified heart. Can you agree with me today? I know it's a tough thing, but in the years ahead, as God does amazing things, and he's going to do amazing things with this church, I'm so impressed. My goodness, I'm so impressed. But please be careful. I want you to respect your leaders. Please respect your leaders. They're here for your good and your blessing. Please respect them. They want your good. You might disagree with them sometimes, and that's fine, but pray for them. And you leaders, it's a tough job. Have patience with the congregation, with those you lead. Have patience with you. Pray for your congregation so that the Holy Spirit might have incredible freedom in this place. He wants to do so much, but the one thing that will block the blessing flow of the Holy Spirit is disunity. We know that. We've seen it time again in the church throughout history. Disunity breaks the power of the Holy Spirit. So that's right. Amen. Father God, we pray that those of us in here who maybe have a heart that complains, pray, God, would you just touch them right now? Father, would you touch them right now, Lord, that it may be again a little bit like the story of Mary and Martha. One was always doing. One was receiving. Let us be people who receive and then do. Not do, do, do, and then get frustrated with everybody else. I've seen it in my church years ago, and I was one of the culprits. Don't do it, please, guys. Let's stay in the flow of the Spirit. God's going to do great things. Okay. God's going to speak more, I think, through Victoria, but let's worship, shall we?

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This sermon was preached by Andy Armstrong at CCM Gorton on Sunday 18th February 2024 from 2 Timothy 3:14-4:5.

This sermon was preached by Andy Armstrong at CCM Reddish on Sunday 26th November 2023 from Philippians 2:1-5.

Inspired by a horrifying true story, SQUEALER takes the viewer into a world of toxicity and brutality. Co-written by Danielle Burgio and Andy Armstrong, SQUEALER follows one officer's determination to bring down a serial killer who has a unique taste for his victims. In this 1on1, we speak to Burgio and Armstrong about the value of the unseen and bringing the story of a killer to life onscreen.

Originally Aired: 11/10/23 – We review The Marvels. We talk with actor Tasya Teles of Shoresy and also with Andy Armstrong and Danielle Burgio of Squealer. The post Geek Hard Episode 700 – Shoresy's a Marvellous Squealer appeared first on Geek Hard.

Originally Aired: 11/10/23 – We review The Marvels. We talk with actor Tasya Teles of Shoresy and also with Andy Armstrong and Danielle Burgio of Squealer. The post Geek Hard Episode 700 – Shoresy's a Marvellous Squealer appeared first on Geek Hard.

CinemAddicts host Eric Holmes interviews this week include Shot in the Arm director Scott Hamilton Kennedy and executive producer Neil deGrasse Tyson as well as Squealer filmmaker Andy Armstrong and actress Danielle Burgio. Armstrong and Burgio also co-wrote the script.For video version and Deepest Dream post on Squealer, go here.Video version and Deepest Dream post on Shot in the Arm is here.Information on Shot in the Arm: https://shotinthearmmovie.com/ **Check out our CinemAddicts/Find Your Film merch site: https://www.findyourfilmpodcast.com/**Support CinemAddicts by shopping on Amazon using our SiteStripe or our purchase links (we receive a slight commission).Rent/purchase Squealer on Amazon.**November's Bonus Episode for our CinemAddicts Patreon members will spotlight the year 1996.**Rate/review CinemAddicts on Apple Podcasts to support our show. 1. Subscribe to our CinemAddicts YouTube Channel2. Like Our CinemAddicts Facebook Page3. Join our CinemAddicts Facebook Group for daily movie recommendations!4. Questions/comments on CinemAddicts email Greg Srisavasdi at info@findyourfilms.com.5. Our website for entertainment news, reviews, and podcast coverage is Find Your Film: https://findyourfilms.com/6. Anderson Cowan's latest project is Loaded for Bear: The Documentary. Info: https://loadedforbeardoc.com/Timestamps(0:00) - Intro(9:38) - Shot in the Arm interview with Neil deGrasse Tyson and Scott Hamilton Kennedy(28:24) - Squealer trailer(30:14) - Interview with Squealer's Andy Armstrong and Danielle Burgio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This sermon was preached by Andy Armstrong at CCM Gorton on Sunday 24th September 2023 from James 2:1-13.

This sermon was preached by Andy Armstrong at CCM Reddish on Sunday 10th September 2023 from James 1:1-18.

This sermon was preached by Andy Armstrong at CCM Gorton on Sunday 13th August 2023 from Psalm 100.

Hosts: Fr. Greg Sakowicz and Mark Teresi. The Grace Arsenal is a book written by Andy Armstrong about navigating business battlegrounds with grace. Joining us for today's program is Andy Armstrong.

This sermon was preached by Andy Armstrong at CCM Gorton on Sunday 15th January 2023 from Romans 12.

Andy Armstrong, currently president of BASE Solutions, is a business leader who has led billion-dollar North American sales & marketing teams. He has recently shared some of the secrets to his success in his book, The Grace Arsenal. In it, he offers a set of tactical tools and common language that will help you and […] The post Ep.68 – Andy Armstrong appeared first on Mark Matteson.

Joy Full: Week 1 - 6.26.22 by Andy Armstrong

This sermon was preached by Andy Armstrong at CCM Gorton on Sunday 25th September 2022 from Matthew 6:7-13.

This sermon was preached by Andy Armstrong at CCM Gorton on Sunday 7th August 2022 from Matthew 7:7-11.

Today on the show we have film producers Jason Armstrong and Rob Goodrich.Armstrong and Goodrich founded Walk Like A Duck Entertainment, a film production company that develops and produces high quality scripted and non-scripted content.With a combined 30+ years in the entertainment industry, Armstrong and Goodrich have held positions in all aspects of production with a focus on IP acquisition, development, packaging and raising capital.The company has forced strong and supportive relationships with filmmakers and talent, advising and collaborating through all aspects of production.Jason and Rob are currently in pre-production on Andy Armstrong's SQUEALER, and recently completed production on the following films: SLAYERS (starring Abigail Breslin, Malin Akerman, Thomas Jane), DIG (starring Thomas Jane, Emile Hirsch, Liana Liberato), SKELLY (starring Brian Cox, Torrey Devitto, John Palladino), and SALVATION (Claire Forlani, Thomas Jane, Skeet Ulrich, Theo Rossi, Ashley Moore).They have also acquired life rights of John Fairfax, an adventurer who crossed both the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans in a rowboat, which they're currently developing with Tiffany Fairfax, widow of John Fairfax.Armstrong and Goodrich puts a premium value on developing creative and strategic partnerships across sales, distribution, co-production and post-production companies. The trajectory of a project varies on a case by case basis, Armstrong and Goodrich are uniquely positioned to manage all aspects of a projects lifespan.As music, publishing and sync-licensing continue to establish increasing revenue streams and relevance in a financial model for a film or TV series, they have established 6 To Midnight Music, an ASCAP / BMI affiliate with a Co-Publishing deal with BMG Music, headed by Walk Like A Duck Entertainment partner, Cameron Goodrich.Film producers Jason Armstrong and Rob Goodrich have created a way to produce profitable feature films in record speed durning one of the craziest and uncertain times in film history. I sat down with both producers to see how they are doing what they are doing, how they ramped up so fast and how they are making money with there system. Enjoy my conversation with Jason Armstrong and Rob Goodrich.

Many innovations in technical rescue have stemmed from the cold, wet, dark and challenging conditions of caves. These environments make for unique rescue scenarios that require creative solutions with minimal amounts of gear.In this episode Doug McElmury hosts a roundtable discussion with Carrey Bull, Justin Wheaton, Tim White and Andy Armstrong about some of the unique challenges that cave rescue teams encounter like: communication, patient packaging, equipment, navigation and training.Notes:0:08 Introductions with Tim White, Andy Armstrong, Carrey Bull and Justin Wheaton.5:10 What are the different types of caves and specific challenges that come with those in guests region?18:45 What are the different methods you have to communicate underground.23:10 What are some of the different methods of patient packaging you use?33:56 What are your go-to pieces of equipment in cave rescue?48:08 How do you navigate underground in a cave?50:55 What is the NCRC? (National Cave Rescue Commission of the National Speleological Society)Links:www.NCRC.info 

Today on the show we have film producers Jason Armstrong and Rob Goodrich.Armstrong and Goodrich founded Walk Like A Duck Entertainment, a film production company that develops and produces high quality scripted and non-scripted content.With a combined 30+ years in the entertainment industry, Armstrong and Goodrich have held positions in all aspects of production with a focus on IP acquisition, development, packaging and raising capital.The company has forced strong and supportive relationships with filmmakers and talent, advising and collaborating through all aspects of production.Jason and Rob are currently in pre-production on Andy Armstrong's SQUEALER, and recently completed production on the following films: SLAYERS (starring Abigail Breslin, Malin Akerman, Thomas Jane), DIG (starring Thomas Jane, Emile Hirsch, Liana Liberato), SKELLY (starring Brian Cox, Torrey Devitto, John Palladino), and SALVATION (Claire Forlani, Thomas Jane, Skeet Ulrich, Theo Rossi, Ashley Moore).They have also acquired life rights of John Fairfax, an adventurer who crossed both the Atlantic and the Pacific Oceans in a rowboat, which they're currently developing with Tiffany Fairfax, widow of John Fairfax.Armstrong and Goodrich puts a premium value on developing creative and strategic partnerships across sales, distribution, co-production and post-production companies. The trajectory of a project varies on a case by case basis, Armstrong and Goodrich are uniquely positioned to manage all aspects of a projects lifespan.As music, publishing and sync-licensing continue to establish increasing revenue streams and relevance in a financial model for a film or TV series, they have established 6 To Midnight Music, an ASCAP / BMI affiliate with a Co-Publishing deal with BMG Music, headed by Walk Like A Duck Entertainment partner, Cameron Goodrich.Film producers Jason Armstrong and Rob Goodrich have created a way to produce profitable feature films in record speed durning one of the craziest and uncertain times in film history. I sat down with both producers to see how they are doing what they are doing, how they ramped up so fast and how they are making money with there system. Enjoy my conversation with Jason Armstrong and Rob Goodrich.

This sermon was preached by Andy Armstrong at CCM Gorton on Sunday 31st October 2021 from Hebrews 10:19-39.

We starting the independence vibes early for Barbados with some sweet tunes as they gear up to a special moment in becoming a republican state. We have one pressure play this week coming from our local artist representing Guyana. Tracklistings: 1 - Mini Priest - Body water 2 - Scrunter - Trumbone 3 - Johnny King - Darling 4 - Edwin Yearwood - Dushi 5 - Rupee - Blame It (On De Music) 6 - Square One - Iron Bazodee 7 – Mr Dale - Soca Junkie 8 - Lil Rick – What A Feeling 9 - Biggie Irie - Need Ah Riddim 10 – Rupee – I Am A Bajan 11 - Mikey - Company 12 – King Bubba – Welcome Home 13 - Joaquin – Baddest 14 - Lead Pipe - Drink Till Morning 15 - Hypasounds - Wuk It Up Bad 16 - Alison Hinds - Good Vibes Only 17 - Jadel - Yuh Man 18 - Patrice Roberts - Bomb Drop 19 - Destra Garcia - Feel Like Wukkin 20 - Destra Garcia - Call My Name 21 - Destra Garcia - Aye You 22 - Kerwin Du Bois - Heaven In You 23 - Lavaman x Kerwin Dubois - Like-Nike 24 - Skarpyon - Stay Home Wine 25 - Kes - I Shall Return 26 - Skinny Fabulous - New Gyal 27 - Mic Love - When Ah Drunk 28 - Fay-Ann Lyons - Something Special 29 - Kerwin Du Bois feat Bunji Garlin – Runaway 30 - Shall Marshall - Feel 2 Wuk 31 - Jaiga - Tonight 32 - Ravi B x Rebel Muzik - Welcome Back 33 - Patrice Roberts - Money Done 34 - King Bubba - All Night 35 - Problem Child - For All Ah Dem 36 - Swappi - Lock It Down 37 - Bunji Garlin – Cheers 38 - Shurwayne Winchester - Pussy Cat 39 - Pahjo - Man Thief (NEW MUSIC) *PRESSURE PLAY* 40 - Machel Montano - Private Party 41 - Skinny Fabulous - Selfish 42 - GBM Nutron – Bubblin 43 - Nadia Batson - Body Banging 44 - Adam O, Travis World - Bam Bam 45 – Verseewild – Dibby In A Fete 46 – Porgie & Murda – Shakle Out 47 – Stiffy – Star Quality 48 – Father Phillis – Brawling 49 - Jagwa De Champ - Split Like A Pea  50 - Lil Rick - Hover It 51 - Unda Dawg - Booty Bounce 52 – SK – Reverse 53 – Mole – Deh Wid Um 54 - Terrah Dan x Producer Foreign - Bend Over 55 - Ms Desire - Show It Off 56 – King Bubba – Dog Bite 57 - Hypa Sounds - Bam Bam Back  58 - Lil Rick - Sugar Lump 59 - Lil' Rick - Winers 60 - Square One - Do as You Want 61 - Krosfyah - Ling Tong 62 - Krosfyah - sak passe 63 - Grynner - Turn On The Speaker  64 - Grynner - Leggo I Hand 65 - Ras Iley - Spring Garden 66 - Boyzie - Stage In Life (NEW MUSIC) 67 - Slatta - One Sip (NEW MUSIC) 68 – Wetty Beatz x Boyzie – Mas In Style 69 - Noydie Glo x Scatter - Bop  70 - Trinidad Ghost - I Ain't See 71 - Khalifah - Chupid Girl 72 – Jab King – Jab Exam 73 – Lil Rick - Mudda Sally 74 - Salt - See Me 75 - Outpatients ft Gorg - Pooch Back & get wuk 76 - John Buck Wild vs Steely - Who Ya Doctor 77 - Timmy - Maxi Van 78 - Frenzy – Rupee 79 - Peter Ram - Break A Way 80 - Lil Rick & Undedawg - Break Away (remix) 81 - Blood "Andy Armstrong" - Foot On Fire 82 - Edwin Yearwood - Handle Yuh Bizniz 83 - Alison Hinds - Wukup Will Never Dead

Andy preaches for our Gorton gathering of Christ Church Manchester from Hebrews 1 and 2. To find out more about CCM Gorton please visit www.christchurchmanchester.com/Gorton

Andy preaches for our Gorton gathering of Christ Church Manchester from Acts 8:26-40. To find out more about CCM Gorton please visit www.christchurchmanchester.com/Gorton

Summer in Sugar Hill: Week 1 - 6.6.21 by Andy Armstrong

Andy preaches for our Gorton gathering of Christ Church Manchester from 1 John 2:15-17. To find out more about CCM Gorton please visit www.christchurchmanchester.com/Gorton

Adelaide drummer Liv Bafile is this weeks Engine Room guest. I must thank Pete Kershaw for suggesting that I interview Liv, if it were left up to Liv I doubt that this would have happened as Liv is quite shy and didn't think that he had a story worth sharing. I beg to differ, as I am sure that you will too! Liv has been in many original bands as well as some very popular cover bands throughout his drumming career, and was an absolute pleasure to chat to. A bonus to doing this interview was that I have also recorded my very first Band It About Vodcast with Liv and an original band that he is in 'The Love Mussels.' This band released their first album in 1994, followed by a few more releases until suddenly disappearing for 15 years. The band got back together and recorded new material in 2019, and they were set to do an album launch in March 2020, when Covid hit and we went in to lockdown. Music: Intro "Song X" by 'Vegans In Leather", off of the "Purple Heart" album, released in 2001. Outro "Tomorrow" written by Andy Armstrong & Marta Bayly. This song is off of the album "Harmony Of One", Liv plays on both tracks and has given his permission for both songs to be included in his interview. Links: https://lovemussels.com.au/ https://www.facebook.com/Show5Hits/ https://smartyboys.com/ http://www.southerncrossentertainment.com.au/adelaide/rock-n-roll-bands/all-shook-up https://www.facebook.com/pg/T.REXoz/posts/?ref=page_internal Band It About Facebook, Email: banditabout17@gmail.com, YouTube Band It About - Proudly Supporting Live Music. Listen on: Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Overcast, Anchor, RadioPublic, Google Podcasts, Pocket Casts, Castbox, Breaker, Vurbl, https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/band-it-about-podcast-series, https://ratethispodcast.com/banditabout Please remember to follow, subscribe, comment, rate, or leave a voice message, to help this podcast series to reach others who enjoy music podcast interviews. Thanks for listening! #banditabout #musicinterviewpodcasts, #musicindustrypodcasts, #musicpodcasts, #drummers, #drums, #drumming, #Adelaide, #UNESCO, #thelovemussels, #SouthAustralia, #music Look out for the bonus vodcast with The Love Mussels! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/dianne-spillane/message

Danielle kicks of Season 3 with her first male guest. She talks to legend Andy Armstrong about his work in stunts and his leadership in championing stuntwomen. 

Armstrong began his feature film career as an assistant director on Kubrick's 'Barry Lyndon', then went on to similar duties on terrific films like 'The Dresser' and 'Hope and Glory'. He is also a highly esteemed stunt coordinator, where he has worked in some of the most beloved films of the past 25 years. Support this podcast

As temperatures rise and air conditioners begin to blast, the EPA has mandated an end to the production of Freon, a primary refrigerant chemical used in residential air conditioning. But what impact will the impact of the EPA's 2020 Freon phase out be for homeovers? Find out in this interview with industry expert Andy Armstrong of Fujitsu General America, and learn about earth-friendly alternatives ready to step in to keep you cool and comfortable. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Alex and Andy Armstrong of Fujitsu General America discuss new rules and requirements starting in 2020. A must listen if you're having your A/C system upgraded.

Find out more with Andy Armstrong.

Andy preaches at the Gorton site of Christ Church Manchester on Hebrews 10:19-22

Multigenerational households are on the rise with a record one-in-five Americans living in homes shared by multiple adult generations, inevitably leading to various domestic conflicts – including home temperature. Andy Armstrong, vice president of sales and marketing, Fujitsu General America, visits with Mark Alyn.

Multigenerational households are on the rise with a record one-in-five Americans living in homes shared by multiple adult generations, inevitably leading to various domestic conflicts – including home temperature. Andy Armstrong, vice president of sales and marketing, Fujitsu General America, visits with Mark Alyn.

Andy preaches at the Gorton site of Christ Church Manchester on the Christmas Story

Andy preaches at the Gorton site of Christ Church Manchester on Hebrews 12:2-3

Andy preaches at the Gorton site of Christ Church Manchester on John 15:1-15.  To find out more about CCM Gorton please visit www.christchurchmanchester.org.uk/gorton

The Aggie Mom's Podcast talks with Andy Armstrong, Director of University Advising, to discuss academic advising and how students can get the most from the resources Texas A&M provides.

This sermon was preached by Andy Armstrong at the Wythenshawe site of Christ Church Manchester on John 15:1-8 as part of the Connect Series. To find out more about CCM Wythenshawe please visit www.christchurchmanchester.com/wythenshawe

Many changes are happening in the HVAC world. Today we interview Andy Armstrong with Fujitsu General America and discuss mini-split and ductless airconditioning systems. Tips and advice from Alex.

Andy preaches at the Gorton site of Christ Church Manchester on John 17:20-26

Andy preaches at the Gorton site of Christ Church Manchester on John 3:1-8

Andy Armstrong preaches on the 16th of June about Kingdom Grace from CCM's Gorton site.

Andy Armstrong preaches on the 2nd of June about Kingdom Riches from CCM's Gorton site.

Andy Armstrong starts us off on a new series of talks at CCM Gorton this week with the Road to the Cross Part 1.

Andy Armstrong gives a sermon on his Jesus in My series from CCM Gorton. This week we return with Jesus in My First Place.

This week at Christ Church Manchester Gorton Andy Armstrong continues the series of Jesus in My with Jesus in My Surrender.

Interviews with 16 of our best friends! Starting at about 12 after and every 15 minutes or so, listen to interviews with John Elias, JDog Junk Removal, Peter Chaloner, United Way Board, Ken Grabeau, Monarch Instrument and Rotary International, Harry Cheema, Mr. Macs Mac and Cheese, Ken Sheldon, Bank of America, Greg McAdams, UFO Party Rentals, Andy Armstrong, Pastor, First Church Nashua, Rita McCabe, SubZero Ice Cream, Adam Marcoux, Nashua Teachers Union, Bob Larmouth, United Way Board, TJ Howley, Sentry Roofing, Denyne Sanville, Denyne Designs, Michelle Krall, Bellman's Jewelers, Steve Dalton, Dalton Electric, Paula Moran, BAE Systems and United Way Board, and Andy Whigham, Edward Jones Advisors.

Andy Armstrong preaches about Jesus in my Troubles at our CCM site in Gorton.

Ductless air conditioning is a super efficient and practical way to air-condition certain spaces. Andy explains the ways to use this system.

Jesus In My Money (By Andy Armstrong) by Christ Church Manchester

Andy Armstrong continues with our series on Acts at CCM Gorton talking about people who produce fruit in Acts 11.

Andy Armstrong continues series on Acts at CCM Gorton preaching on Jesus in My Friendships.

Andy preaches at the Gorton site of Christ Church Manchester about Jesus in our Identity. To find out more about CCM Gorton, please visit www.christchurchmanchester.com/gorton

For the last episode of 2017, host Ben Rice invites some of his favorite people over for a riveting BATTLE OF WITS! Comedians Emma Haney and Stephen Furey return, having appeared on last year's Christmas Bottle Share episode AND the 40s episode, Garrett Boatman of that same previous Christmas episode also appears, plus Andy Armstrong (formerly of American River Brewing) and his wife Lea Gibson (both of whom you may recognize from the Lil Sumpin Sumpin to Talk About episode) as well! We break down 13 wits, whites, and weisses while discussing the year 2017 and relentlessly smack-talking each other as host Ben Rice gets progressively drunker and seemingly no one else does. For those who like to spoil Christmas, here are the final rankings of the white ales we tasted: 13) Einstok Icelandic White Ale 12) Hoegaarden 11) Blue Moon 10) Lost Coast Great White 9) Franziskaner Weissbier 8) Erdinger Weissbier 7) Allagash White 6) Moylan's White Christmas Spiced Winter Ale 5) Urban Roots/Alvarado Street Hoeygaarden 4) St. Archer White 3) Bruery 7 Lords a-Leapin 2) Monk's Cellar Biere Blanche 1) Hacker Pschorr Weiss Follow Emma Haney on Twitter @emmamhaney, on Instagram @ehaneycomedy Follow Garrett Boatman @garrettboatman Follow Stephen Furey on Twitter @stevefurey, on Instagram @scubastevefurey Follow Barley & Me everywhere @barleyandmepod Intro: "JamRoc" by Breez (@mr4proaudio) Logo by Jessica DiMesio (@alivingclicheart) Don't forget: you can get $5 off your first Lyft ride by using promo code BarleyAndMe Thanks for listening!  

The Image Home Improvement Show welcomes Andy Armstrong, vice president of marketing and sales at Fujitsu General America. The post Mini Split Heating and Cooling Systems appeared first on .

Andy Armstrong, Vice President of Marketing and Sales, Fujitsu General America. Mini Split Cooling Systems

Andy Armstrong is the Vice President of Sales and Marketing with Fujitsu General America.  He is responsible for the sales of all the heating and air conditioning products from Fujitsu for the US and Canada and down into the Caribbean.Andy Armstrong is the Vice President of Sales and Marketing with Fujitsu General America.  He is responsible for the sales of all the heating and air conditioning products from Fujitsu for the US and Canada and down into the Caribbean. Andy attended Washington University in St. Louis, as did our show host Marla (though different years in school).  They both were part of the Greek system there and were instrumental in helping it re-organize and grow.  Andy was a member of Thirteen, which is a leadership honorary. Read more at The Green Home Coach Website! The Green Gab Podcast Links Bar:  Subscribe via iTunes |   Subscribe via RSS Feed |  Facebook Page |  Twitter Page |  Stitcher Page Connect with The Green Gab Podcast Hosts: — Marla Esser Cloos on – The Web – Twitter – Facebook – LinkedIn — Tony Pratte on – The Web – Facebook – LinkedIn  Green Gab: About the Hosts of The Green Gab Podcast: Green Gab Podcast Host Marla Esser Cloos is the Founder of The Green Home Coach – a company leading the way to inspire you to learn about, focus on and put into place Green Solutions when it comes to your life, home building and more. Marla is an NAHB Master Certified Green Professional, LEED AP and Missouri Woman Business Enterprise. She Earned her B.S. in Engineering and Public Policy and a Certificate in Energy from Washington University. Click here to learn more about Marla at her website online via TheGreenHomeCoach.Com Connect with Marla Esser Cloos on – The Web – Twitter – Facebook – LinkedIn Green Gab Podcast Host Tony Pratte is the Director of Builder/Contractor Relations at The Sound Room in St. Louis, Missouri. Tony is a graduate of St. Louis University, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and has earned a Masters in Environmental Management & Sustainability at Harvard University Tony’s 20+ year career has allowed to him to collect a number of experiences, connections and perspectives that offer an incredibly unique point of view that adds incredible value to each episode. Connect with Tony Pratte on – The Web – Facebook – LinkedIn

On episode 47, host Ben Rice visits an undisclosed location to talk about the state of the beer union. With him are Andy Armstrong of American River Brewing, his wife Lea, Kyle Leddy of Moonraker Brewing, his wife Claire, his daughter Olive, and Sacramento Beer Group founder Chris Guthrie. We talk about the Lagunitas and Wicked Weed buyouts, AB InBev's purchase of the entirety of the South African hop crop, and the future of the beleaguered 12 Rounds Brewing in Sacramento. PLUS Ben sings some metal, Kyle puts on a snazzy child's jacket, Chris does his best Olive impersonations, muchos chugs, and more! Follow Barley & Me on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @barleyandmepod Follow American River Brewing on Facebook and Instagram @americanriverbrewing Follow Moonraker Brewing on Facebook and Instagram @moonrakerbrewing Artwork by Jessica DiMesio Intro Music: "JamRoc" by Breez (@mr4proaudio) ALSO you can now get $5 off your first Lyft ride by using the promo code "BarleyAndMe". Each new account using this code helps to pay for Lyft rides to and from locations, as we try to expand to other areas. Thanks so much for listening!

Born in England, Andy Armstrong competed in many forms of two and four wheeled motor sport before entering the movie business. He began his film career in 1972 in England and France as a vehicle stunt performer. Andy tells us about himself and about his career. We talk about how he got started with being a stunt coordinator, the time he became a stuntman, his first show and the highlight of his career. We then talk about directing action sequences as well as preparing one for the Amazing Spider Man film. More talk of movies as Andy shares with us what his favorite movie of all-time is. He then goes on to talk about some gripes he has within the movie industry. He also talks about what he finds to be the “big thing” in every film. Much later in we talk about the reason behind his retirement and some problems that crop up when working with superhero characters. Another awesome episode for you guys to listen to! If you’re a film buff, then this is definitely going to indulge you.   This podcast is proudly supported by AdventureFit Travel. AdventureFit Travel is an adventure travel company for the fitness community. Head over to www.adventurefittravel.com to check out all our trips, all our blogs from our blogging team, special offers and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We sat down with Kellye (brewer) and Andy (co-owner) of Spindrift Brewing Co in their Burnside taproom to discuss the path to a lager brewery in Nova Scotia. Spindrift Brewing Company

In this Chronicle, the Rewatchers sit down with Andy Armstrong, the Stunt Coordinator and 2nd Unit Director of the original 1986 Highlander Motion Picture. Go behind the scenes and discover the real origin of the Kurgan's famous “New York, New York” cover, how Andy got believable reaction shots of Brenda (Roxanne Hart), the brilliance of Russell Mulcahy, and learn what makes a good action sequence. Don't forget to subscribe so you can join the Rewatchers every week for more interviews and insights as the gang examines a new chapter of the Highlander universe. You can buy an autographed copy of Andy Armstrong’s brand new amazing book on action and stunts, “The Action Movie Maker’s Handbook” with the link below. It is a must have for movie and action fans alike! http://www.actionmoviemakershandbook.com

Mike Williams interviews Andy Armstrong, with a focus on what it's like to introduce GTD to a friend. Years ago, Mike gave Andy a copy of "Getting Things Done." They talk about how Andy's GTD practice has developed, the value of the Mind Sweep and how he approaches the Weekly Review. Andy is a great example of stress-free productivity.

On Episode 2 of Barley & Me, host Ben Rice chats with comedian Kim Martel (also of the bad beer blog HEY MARTEL!), as well as American River Brewing's owner Dave Mathis and head brewer Andy Armstrong. We talk about ARBC's recent 3rd place finish at the California State Fair Commercial Beer Festival, utilizing their flagship Coloma Brown, as well as their thoughts on the future of their brewery and specialty releases coming soon. We get a bit silly as we discuss Boner Beer and American River's special barrel aged series, Morning Wood. We're all adults here. It's a totally mature discussion. Plus reviews and information about Canadian craft cocktails, midwestern breweries, and Vermont in general. Plus a taste and review of American River's Capitol Copper and Lawn Jockey Session IPA.This and so much more, on Episode 2 of Barley and Me! Give it a listen.

entitled collected ear, this is the third of four editions produced by members of the world listening project, this one in the u.s. by andy armstrong.

entitled collected ear, this is the third of four editions produced by members of the world listening project, this one in the u.s. by andy armstrong.