Podcasts about asib

Our 625th episode is another Ryan solo show, with the topic of the day being George Cukor's 1954 take on A Star Is Born. Judy Garland plays a movie star on the way up while James Mason plays a movie star on the way down. While Garland was the one who was struggling with addiction in reality, Mason's character is the one who's a raging alcoholic bringing much pain to his wife, who also happens to be his discovery. She sure can sing though in this "musical"...and she sings a lot. The film is WAY too long and, while Cukor's version is a favourite of many, Bradley Cooper's 2018 ASIB is just plain better. In any case, imma let you finish your speech at an awards show, but first let's talk about tough times in Hollywood as Have You Ever Seen analyzes a beloved classic. Get you some Sparkplug Coffee. Our listeners can nab a 20% discount by using our "HYES" promo code. Go to "sparkplug.coffee/hyes". Let us know your thoughts by hitting us up on Twi-X (@moviefiend51 and @bevellisellis) or Threads (@bevellisellis) or by emailing (haveyoueverseenpodcast@gmail.com), . Rate and review our show in your podcast app. And take a gander at our growing library of titles on YouTube (@hyesellis in your browser). Comment, like and subscribe to the channel.

Dr. Raj Mehra joins the podcast today to discuss the ongoing clinical trials that Seelos Therapeutics is conducting to investigate Racemic Ketamine as an effective drug candidate for treating patients with Acute Suicidal Ideation and Behavior -The suicide crises in the United States and beyond is an epidemic in itself, and Seelos Therapeutics is working towards delivering the worlds first FDA-approved ketamine treatment for individuals with ASIB. In this episode, Dr. Mehra discusses the clinical data suggesting that R-Ketamine is an effective treatment to help mitigate the suicide crises, as well as the Seelos Therapeutics patenting strategy and and path that a drug must take in order to be adapted into medicalized use. Please consider rating and reviewing the podcast wherever you're listening. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Der Kasseler Asib Malekzada wollte im August 2021 seine Verlobte aus Afghanistan herausholen. Plötzlich begannen die Taliban, das Land gewaltsam zurückzuerobern. Wie der 32-Jährige gemeinsam mit seiner heutigen Frau es aus der Hauptstadt Kabul fliehen konnte und warum ihm dabei sein SPD-Parteibuch geholfen hat, verrät er im Gespräch. Außerdem berichtet er in der zweiten Gesprächshälfte über die heutige Lage in Afghanistan, die Parallelen zur jetzigen Situation der ukrainischen Geflüchteten und wie er mit den Erinnerungen an die Flucht umgeht. Zwei HNA-Artikel über seine Flucht: https://www.hna.de/kassel/afghanistan-krieg-mann-kassel-dramatische-stunden-flucht-kabul-verlobte-hna-zr-90929174.html und https://www.hna.de/kassel/nach-spektakulaerer-flucht-aus-kabul-bald-hochzeit-in-kassel-90995294.htmlDir gefällt der HNA-Podcast „Mensch, Kassel“ und du möchtest keine Folge mehr verpassen? Dann abonniere ihn und bleibe so auf dem aktuellen Stand. Alle zwei Wochen gibt es eine neue Folge. Wenn du Feedback geben möchtest – egal ob Kritik, Lob, Fragen oder Anmerkungen – wende dich per Mail an uns: digitalteam@hna.deDer HNA-Podcast im Netz: https://www.hna.de/podcastDie HNA auf Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HNA/Die HNA bei Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/hnanews/ Die HNA bei Twitter: https://twitter.com/hna_online?lang=deDie HNA auf Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/hnaonlineKeine Folge mehr verpassen mit dem Newsletter zum Podcast: https://bit.ly/3x6SuuiImmer informiert mit dem Politik-Newsletter der HNA: https://bit.ly/3jca1cu Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The year is 2019 and the nominees are: 1. Lady Gaga - A Star is Born 2. Melissa McCarthy - Can You Ever Forgive Me? 3. Olivia Coleman - The Favourite 4. Yalitza Aparicio 5. Glenn Close - The Wife - In 2019 Olivia Coleman won the Oscar for Best Actress in a Leading Role for The Favourite. Glenn-always-so-Close was the favourite to win for The Wife and her campaign narrative was basically, ‘it's about time we give her her Oscar.' She was visibly disappointed by Coleman's win in the telecast (frankly, give her an Oscar just for that reaction) and rightfully so. Coleman even mentioned it in her speech. Very interesting year! Lady Gaga's star was BORN (this way) with the 4th remake of ASIB. She may not have won for acting but she at least walked away with a statue for the film (Best Original Song). Yalitza Aparicio was nominated for her very first film (the dream) for Roma playing Alfonso Cuarón's childhood nanny, Cleo. Melissa McCarthy redeemed her career (frankly) with Can You Ever Forgive Me? I feel like the title is asking for forgiveness for her string of terrible films directed by her husband Ben Falcone (Tammy, The Boss, Life of the Party). She even won worst actress at the Razzies for Life of the Party while simultaneously winning the ‘Redeemer Award' for Can You Ever Forgive Me. As a comedian, I think that's hilarious. Very interesting year! Join host Kyle Brownrigg with guest host Robert Watson as they discuss.

If you're like most language learners, you probably get a little nervous talking to native speakers, and would like to learn some simple strategies for making those interactions go more smoothly. In this podcast, your guide Emily (linguist, PhD) will cover 5 tips on how to make conversations in your target language less awkward.  By the end of this episode, you'll be equipped with the tools to speak more confidently – and comfortably – in your target language! Sign up here for more FREE language learning content (like the awesome goal-setting worksheet we mentioned in the podcast): https://info.mangolanguages.com/glc-signupIf you'd like the blog article that accompanies this episode, click here: https://blog.mangolanguages.com/how-to-have-less-awkward-conversations-in-your-target-languageWe also invite you to check out our website at: https://mangolanguages.com/ and follow us on social media @MangoLanguages. And remember – language is an adventure. Enjoy the ride!Wondering what languages were used in today's episode? Armenian | Բարև (ba-REV) and Ցտեսություն (tse-te-soots-YOON) are ‘hello' and ‘goodbye' Yiddish | שלום עליכם (SHOlem aLEYkhem) and אַ גוטן טאָג (a GUtn tog) are ‘hello' and ‘goodbye.' The former translates literally to ‘peace upon you'  and the latter to ‘a good day.'Spanish | Pues, sin más preámbulos means ‘Well, without further ado' (literally translates as ‘Well, without more preamble') Interested in learning English, Armenian, Hebrew, Spanish, or one of the other 70+ languages that the Mango app offers? Click here to learn more!  ​https://mangolanguages.com/appWant to know more about the role of risk-taking in grammar learning?Check out this paper →  Isnaini, E., & Asib, A. (2014). The Effectiveness of Inquiry Based Teaching to Teach Grammar Viewed from Students' Risk-Taking. English Language Teaching in Indonesia, 1(5)Emily Sabo (PhD, University of Michigan) is a linguist at Mango Languages. A Pittsburgh native, her areas of specialization are the social and cognitive factors that impact bilingual language processing. Having studied 7 languages and lived in various countries abroad, she sees multilingualism -- and the cultural diversity that accompanies it -- as the coolest of superpowers. Complementary to her work at Mango, Emily is a Lecturer of Spanish at the University of Tennessee, a Producer of the “We Are What We Speak' docuseries, and get this...a storytelling standup comedian!#languagelearning #awkwardconversations #proficiencytips

That's right, dearest darlingest listeners — another star is born! This week's Barbra Streisand episode tackles another long-ass movie-musical romance, this time her (let's say, controversial) iteration of the "Star Is Born" cinematic universe, with Kris Kristofferson and the awkwardly overbearing influence of Barbra's producer-boyfriend. So let's get our perms done, breakfast pizza out of the oven, and talk such amazing topics like extra backlighting, awkward racial undertones and side-boob!   Music by Barbra Streisand, Paul Williams, Kenneth Asher, etc. Distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures   Show Notes The YouTube channel Be Kind Rewind's overview and comparison of all the ASIB movies Podcast You Must Remember This' episode about the making of Barbra's "A Star is Born"   Podcast cover art: David Taylor Twitter: @bwaybabies Facebook: Facebook.com/broadwaybabiespodcast

Dearest listeners, this week we are going off the deep end over our more somber picks of the season. It’s a tale as old as time, unfortunately, and a very common story in the showbiz movie genre. Watch the Broadway Babies dive in as they discuss the 2018 remade of “A Star is Born”, starring Bradley Cooper and Lady Gaga! In this first part, Alex and Daisha chat about the foundational aspects of movies like this, just how Hollywood decided to give this story a fourth go-around, and maybe if it's time to let the old ways die. TW/CW: suicide and extreme drug/alcohol use    Where to watch: HBO Max | Amazon  Distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures   Songs: “Maybe It's Time," performed by Bradley Cooper (written by Jason Isbell) "Shallow," by Lady Gaga and Bradley Cooper (written by Lady Gaga, Mark Ronson, Anthony Rossomando and Andrew Wyatt) Released by Interscope Records   Show Notes: Bradley Cooper on how hard it was to get ASIB... off the ground  Easter eggs in ASIB “I probably said this earlier but...”:  The YouTube channel Be Kind Rewind has several interesting video essays about both the movie franchise’s history and both the Best Actress Oscar races for the Judy Garland and Lady Gaga years...and why neither of them won Lady Gaga at the Oscars doing "Sound of Music," probably when we all realized (again) that she could sing.   Podcast cover art: David Taylor Twitter: @bwaybabies  Facebook: Facebook.com/broadwaybabiespodcast

This week Kyle Jones (@heykylejones) joins me on the #podcast. Mary-Kate and Ashley are thirty-three. Bella Thorne published her own nudes since a hacker was threatening her. Cuba Gooding Jr allegedly groped a woman. John Legend said his daughter loves Ariana Grande. Wendy Williams has a new, younger man. Jake Gyllenhaal sleeps naked. Liza Minnelli said Judy Garland would have “laughed” at Lady Gaga in ASIB. Selena Gomez doesn’t have instagram on her phone. Teresa Giudice and her daughters are on a diet. Jessica Biel is NOT an “anti-vaxxer”. Bella Hadid is NOT a racist. And Kendall Jenner has never eaten a Hershey’s Kiss. Follow Extra Extra on all our social media platforms: Twitter: @2extrapodcast, @northhollywood Instagram: @2extrapodcast, @northhollywoodjules Facebook: @2extrapodcast

This week we cannot be calm because Rebecca is joined by film twitter crush royalty, staff writer/menace of Vulture, famous Jackson Maine stan and general icon of the internet and beyond, the one and only Hunter Harris! Hunter is telling Rebecca all about her crush on rude bois SKYLER and yes of course pre-cancelled Johnny Depp because we all have a past okay and Pirates was hOt!! But first Rebecca has to talk about her date with a literal racist sexist stupid ass true bigot because that is a thing that happened to her!!! Lol!!! PLUS: the power of public horniness, Hunter’s Deppathon, ring guy energy, favoring the fantasy, a Conor Oberst vision, the fun childhood sexual harassment game “scoop”, having a crush on pop culture, ASIB-based dm slides, boys who aren’t online and so much more! Follow Hunter on twitter at:@hunteryharris Follow Rebecca on twitter at: @AlmondMilkHotel Follow the show on twitter at: @ClassroomCrush MUSIC DISCUSSED ON THIS EPISODE: Take Care - Drake Ottoman - Vampire Weekend

It's the Oscars episode, and this year -- with an assist once again from Joe Reid -- we're contemplating one Oscar-winning A Star Is Born song, and one presumptive winner: "Evergreen," from the Streisand ASIB; and Gaga and Cooper's "Shallow," from the 2018 ASIB. What is the sound of one lavender ribbon flapping? Where is Diane Warren's parade? And should actors win awards on the basis of a single scene? All those answers and fewer in Episode 137. Our intro is by Andrew Byrne, and our outro is by Jeff Bridges and Colin Farrell. Want to request a song, buy a birthday chart reading, or just say hello? Email us (talkaboutsongs@gmail.com), tweet us (@TalkSongs), or Facebook us (facebook.com/mastas.podcast). Want to get bonus content and vote in ranking episodes? Become a patron at patreon.com/mastas. Special Guest: Joe Reid.

This week we discuss the fact that Kensington Palace revealed that trolls are targeting both duchesses, the ridiculous rumors that Duchess Meghan isn’t really pregnant and the beautiful angel-faced male dancer, Pepe, whom Celine Dion calls her best friend. We also talk about the horrific hate crime against Jussie Smollet, and how hard it can be to cover those kinds of stories. We cover the SAG Awards and our Oscar predictions and we review A Star is Born, which we don’t think is Oscar-worthy, and The Wife, which we both loved and hope Glenn Close finally receives an Oscar for.  (While I don’t think we have any spoilers for those movies, we do discuss the characters and some scenes in ASIB.) We also have a special feature with spoiler-free comments from Kristy Puchko at Pajiba about her love for the movie Serenity. I saw Serenity over the weekend and I absolutely loved it! I got some fellow movie-goers to talk to me about it afterwards and one awesome lady said she was happy to see Matthew McConaughey’s butt. Our user questions this week are about the celebrity couples we love and would hate to see break up and the celebrity couples we miss covering. We end with our weekly feature, the comment of the week. Stories, photos and memes we discuss can be found at Celebitchy.com under our podcast section and https://www.celebitchy.com/?p=608499 Music credit:  A.A. Alto, Meydan and via PremiumBeat

Here it is. The FINAL Oscar nominations predictions podcast and, as usual, it's a big one.  I am joined by Next Best Picture's Will Mavity for this 71st Oscar Podcast and we dig in on how wild this season has been so far, with films being hit with controversy, the continuing chasm between critics and audiences and where we think the Academy is going to lean as a result. Predictions start off with Visual Effects and build up through the techs into the top 8 of Original Screenplay, Adapted Screenplay, Supporting Actor, Supporting Actress, Director, Best Actor, Best Actress and finally Best Picture. Regrettably, we didn't hit Animated Feature, Documentary Feature or Foreign Language Film but you can find those predictions at each of our respective sites. We spent time on the hows and whys of films like A Star Is Born, Green Book and Bohemian Rhapsody hitting the guilds and audiences whereas If Beale Street Could Talk not finding that same love. We also ask: will First Man become the most nominated film in the expansion era to not hit Best Picture? Can Barry Jenkins be a lone director nominee a la Bennett Miller? These details, utilizing guild nominations, box office, branch history and more help guide us through our predictions, with both Will and I making changes on the fly during our conversation.  This podcast runs 2h 23m with opening and closing music.  Closing music: "New York City By Day" by Thomas Newman from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack of Desperately Seeking Susan.

Just in time for long holiday drives Bob sits down with the boys from Denver to make a case for and profile the career of Bradley Cooper. Give it a listen today *Spoilers*

This 70th AwardsWatch Oscar podcast I am joined by someone I've followed and enjoyed listening to for a long time, Isabel Custodio. You may know her better as be kind rewind from her fantastic YouTube videos that deconstruct the Best Actress Oscar races over the last 90 years. Always succinct and thoughtful; thorough and completely engaging, Isabel's passion for the Oscars, and especially, the history of actresses, is a natural fit for the AW podcast and I am so happy she was able to come aboard in a year with such a bandwidth of roles, performances and women heading up female-fronted films and controlling the narrative in them.  The podcast opens with Isabel talking a bit about why she loves the Oscars and actresses so much and how it got her into creating her wonderful videos.  As we start to dig into this year's race we quickly settle on the prevailing belief that the top 3 of Glenn Close (The Wife), Lady Gaga (A Star Is Born) and Olivia Colman (The Favourite) are as closed to locked in as can be and that it's nearly a dozen others fighting for the 4-5 spots.  While we both think those two spots look the most likely for Viola Davis (Widows), Yalitza Aparicio (ROMA) and Melissa McCarthy (Can You Ever Forgive Me?), each also comes with enough drawbacks that make room for a Felicity Jones (On the Basis of Sex), Nicole Kidman (Destroyer), Emily Blunt (Mary Poppins Returns) or KiKi Layne (If Beale Street Could Talk), just to name a few.  We also dive into actress wins of the past and and offer some thoughts on the concept of a musical biopic vs a musical with regards to the Golden Globes. Isabel and I offer our predictions as well as our hopefuls to get in in such a competitive year. This podcast runs 1h 49m 30s. Opening: "Look at me" clip from The Favourite, The Wife clip, "One Reason" clip from A Star Is Born Closing: "New York City By Day" by Thomas Newman from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack of Desperately Seeking Susan

Show Biz, Man...it's a bitch, and the drugs only work until they don't.  SPOILER ALERT if you haven't seen ASIB, or fed the dog a steak lately.  Loosen your belts and dig in, as we have two very different takes on this movie.  Who is who and which is which? In this hotly-anticipated ripped-from-the-headlines episode, the boys break down Bradley Cooper's directorial debut, and dive deep into the performances of Gaga, Cooper, Sam Elliot, Andrew Dice Clay, Dave Chappell, Rafi Gavron, Barry Shabaka Henley, and Alec Baldwin's four-word cameo as Himself. Also: listener suggestions! Chris has seen shockingly few movies! Jason pronounces 'Objet d'art' and other words! And we premiere our new books podcast "Frontispiece"...or do we? 

On EP 131 of The Thinkergirls Pod Channel, Stacey June and Kristie Mercer creators of some of the most successful female podcasts and content in Australia have a touch base about what the rest of the world is talking about (provided it’s interesting!)... Kristie delves into the truth behind this season of The Block and how they've impacted the homeless and drug addicted community in St Kilda + Stace shares part 2 of her A Star Is Born chat, this time going deeper to share how realistic a depiction of addiction is.3:28 – Before The Block, the Gatwick was a place of community for homeless and drug addicted people, so where did they go after they were kicked out?7:35 – The rougher suburbs are now the cool suburbs and everyone wants to be there.9:30 – The contrast between the prizes on The Block and the people who used to live there and had nothing is really confronting.10:54 – Kristie thinks the only reason The Block bought The Gatwick, is because they knew they’d make headlines.14:30 – The Block HAD to own the storyline behind The Gatwick because they had no other choice when trying to control the PR surrounding it.15:55 – People have gone GAGA for A Star Is Born (pun Intended) which makes it hard to talk about when people like Kristie still haven’t seen it.17:40 – Why was ASIB so hard for Stacey to watch?18:48 – Hollywood’s depiction of addiction is not reality.21:44 – ASIB offered a modern and real take on addiction.23:59 – We often forget addiction is an illness.26:29 – This rendition of ASIB has been modernised to resonate with today’s culture and our attitudes towards addiction.29:30 – Pop culture is ready for authenticity in our stories.EP 126: The 411 – Lady Gaga Has Done A Mic Drop With A Star Is Born + Why Do We Compare Meghan Markle To Princess Diana? Listen HEREJudging The Gatwick Doco - Read about it HEREOLDIE EP: Ricki Lee joins Thinkergirl: The Podcast. Listen HEREEP 29: The 411 – Judging Women For Plastic Surgery + Is ‘Love Simon’ Important Or Damaging? Listen HEREShelly Craft Oldie Ep - Unfortunately we couldn't find a link for you, sorry Posse! xxIf anything in this podcast was triggering, please reach out for help:Lifeline - 13 11 14We’re going on a national tour! Tickets are on sale HERE.Want to join our VIP Posse? (For a small amount of $$ each month have access to a tonne of extras and join the online community.) Learn more HERE More from The Thinkergirls:Email us – hello@thinkergirl.com.auFacebook – https://www.facebook.com/thinkergirlsInstagram –

Bradley Cooper’s A Star Is Born has taken box offices around the world by storm and reaffirmed Lady Gaga as a true talent on and off the big screen. So to celebrate the theatrical release […] http://media.blubrry.com/out_takes/p/joy.org.au/outtakes/wp-content/uploads/sites/310/2018/10/JOY-OutTakes_Oct22_2018_ASIB.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:02:08 — 52.1MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Spotify | RSS The post A Star Is Born featuring special guest Lukas Nelson appeared first on Out Takes.

In this titillating 69th Oscar podcast, I am joined once again by returning guest Kyle Buchanan, newly of The New York Times where he has his own column called The Carpetbagger.  Kyle and I kick the tires on all four acting categories, taking a closer look at co-leads running in Supporting (like Best Supporting Actor frontrunner Mahershala Ali for Green Book) to a seemingly barren Best Actor season (with only two 'locks' in the form of Bradley Cooper for A Star Is Born and Christian Bale for Vice) and the overflow of great contenders in this year's Best Actress race that includes locked and loaded Glenn Close in The Wife, Lady Gaga in A Star Is Born. and Olivia Colman in The Favourite. Category placement has been a jumble this last week with two studios walking back previously announced pushes: Paramount with Emily Blunt for A Quiet Place (going from Lead last week to Supporting this week) and Sony Classics, doing the same with Jonathan Pryce for The Wife. We also take some time to talk about Black Panther as an across the board contender (including Michael B. Jordan in Supporting Actor) and why some pundits shouldn't dismiss it and Widows (from Viola Davis to Daniel Kaluuya to the film' technical mastery) as major Oscar player.  With music Oscar Podcast #69 runs an 1h 19m. Opening: Trailer clips from If Beale Street Could Talk and A Star Is Born. Closing: "New York City By Day" by Thomas Newman from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack to Desperately Seeking Susan

On the 68th AwardsWatch Oscar podcast I am joined by Kristy Puchko, Managing Editor of Pajiba and we dig into what we saw at the fall festivals, what we liked and didn't like with Kristy talking a bit about her recent trip to Fantastic Fest. We land on a long conversation about A Star Is Born, talking about elements both good and bad and the differences between festival audiences and audiences at large.  Then we move into talk about the year of 'skater' movies including Skate Kitchen, Mid90s and how much we both love Minding the Gap, how great Hereditary is (and what it's like to sit next to Kristy at a movie) and that Toni Collette should be a real Oscar contender.  We also talk at length about stories with female and queer perspective including Eighth Grade and the upcoming Can You Ever Forgive Me? and the fantastic performances from Melissa McCarthy and Richard E. Grant.  Kristy gets super excited to talk about The Favourite, most especially the costumes (which makes sense comes from a fashion maven such as herself). Making sure we get some Oscar talk in there, we talk about the now defunct Popular Oscar category and why it was a bad idea.  This podcast runs 1h 50m with music. Opening music: "Sulk" by TR/ST Closing music: "New York City By Day" by Thomas Newman from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack of Desperately Seeking Susan    

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Kush Hayes re-evaluates A Star Is Born with the first 24 hours of his review. Kai discovers the awesomeness of DCs All Access App and breaks down some of NBCs new TV series, Manifest.Find us here:FacebookTwitterInstagramiTunes or Apple PodcastsStitcherGoogle PlaySpotify© 2018 TheBosNet Family All Rights Reserved

Nymphowars' first field piece. The girls take a late night walk to a local cemetery where the presence of the buried dead inspires a sombre reimagining of the movie Titanic featuring only Old Rose and "Friendly Bill" Paxton. A Star Is Born gets some obligatory mentions in preparation for next week's ASIB blitz. Cyndi Lauper makes a brief cameo. Bjork sucks.  This episode is sponsored by Bing Map. "Bing Map: Crystal Clear Clarity and Very Big Map"