Podcast appearances and mentions of austin andrews

This week, writer-directors Austin Andrews and Andrew Holmes – whose new film The Island Between Tides is playing at the Carlton Cinemas in Toronto and the Mayfair in Ottawa through May 1st – are here to talk about their fascination with The Sixth Sense, and how M. Night Shyamalan's 1999 breakthrough is still a great picture even after you know the twist. Your genial host Norm Wilner has been saying this forever.

It's truly amazing to run into a story that you can't believe actually hasn't been told yet....On this special episode we sit down with the writer/director team of Austin Andrews and Andrew Holmes to talk about their new film; 'The Island Between Tides'.Northern BC, 1982. Six-year-old Lily vanishes. For two days and nights, no one can find the cheery girl who'd strayed onto a remote tidal island. Until she's found at the exact spot she was last seen with no memory of being away. Unharmed but not unaltered.  The changes start gradually. Lily develops prodigious musical abilities, sensing the world through a mysteriousmelody only she can hear. But she can't shake her obsession with this island she can't remember, and that her family won't discuss. At 20, the melody leads her back to it, and when she disappears again, this time it's for good. Or so everyone believed. Decades later, Lily reappears. But, impossibly, she looks just as she did the day she vanished. To her, no time passed at all. Still a young woman, the rest of the world has aged around her, her family now whittled down to her elderly father, middle- aged sister, and the troubled son she'd left as an infant. Her assimilation isn't easy, testing even the strongest family's bond. Because this time, Lily didn't come back alone.Wildly considered to be the lost J.M. Barrie story and one that Alfred Hitchcock desperately tried to adapt for the big screen, The Island Between Tides is the kind of genre cinema that evokes memories of films like The Innocents and even Hitchcock's Rebecca (not the crappy Netflix version).We talked with Andrews and Holmes about the making of the film, the revelatory casting of Paloma Kwiatkowski in a leading performance that has the potential to be an absolute breakout turn, the visual esthetic of the film and the importance of Fried Chicken in the creative process along with so very much more....

October 5, 2023 -    Tom and Olivia venture out and take a tour of Denver Community Media facility downtown.    Owned and operated by the city of Denver, Denver Community Media is an inclusive project that keeps multimedia content creation in the hands of the community, and aims to modernize its public access model. It is an affordable multimedia one-stop-shop with access to media training, tools, and a platform in a centrally located, collaborative space.   Listen in as we sit with Ivana Corsale and Austin Andrews from the DCM team to hear all about the amazing resources and programs they're bringing to content driven Denverites! The Goods:   https://www.denvercommunitymedia.org/Home   First Friday Films at DCM - Friday, October 6th - Submit your film!!   Rocky Mountain AVXPO - Wednesday, October 18th   DCM Howloween Spooktacular - Saturday, October 28th   Music produced by Troy Higgins

On this week's episode of The Professional Noticer, Andy hosts Austin Andrews – singer, songwriter, and Andy's oldest son.   Tune in to hear Austin and Andy discuss Austin's earliest musical beginnings…and why he went  for seven years without touching his guitar. Discover the odd connection Austin has with Willie Nelson—though they've never met—and hear where Austin believes his talent came from. Learn about his mentor today and listen as Austin performs three songs just for you! Connect with Austin online:  Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/austin_gray_music/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@AustinGrayMusic AustinLegacyKnives.com If you have questions or comments for THE PROFESSIONAL NOTICER, please contact us at: Email: TheProfessionalNoticer@AndyAndrews.com Facebook: https://facebook.com/AndyAndrews  LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andyandrews1/  YouTube: https://youtube.com/AndyAndrewsAuthor  Twitter: https://twitter.com/AndyAndrews Instagram: https://instagram.com/AndyAndrewsAuthor

Grab your passport and get ready to up sticks and leave home, as we set off on a jetset interview with Jori Kerr and Austin Andrews who run Nomads and Pawpads.  These guys have a totally different business model to anyone I've ever spoken to before, as they essentially trade free pet sitting services for luxury accomodation in amazing locations, all over the world.  Joria and Austin both grew up with a passion for the outdoors, animals and travel, they hooked up during the pandemic and had the goal of building a relationship, AND a business, around there shared passion for travel. Then Jori found the website Trusted House Sitters, and so Nomads and Pawpads was born.  They originally wanting to travel internationally, but decided to do some local house sits to build a reputation, and that kickstarted the venture.  Soon after they did there first international sit looking after two dogs and cats in an Eco Tourism resort in Grenada. Since then have done 18 pet sits in total, and international sits in 9 countries including cat sitting in Berlin, a month-long sit in Gibralter, and two puppy sit in Hawaii!  In this enlightening episode you will discover;  How Jori and Austin conduct a meet and greet over Zoom so they ensure they are a good fit for the pets and clients they work with. What character traits you need to succeed as an international house sitter How they have worked brand partnerships and affiliate sales into the educational content they put out on TikTok and Instagram.  What hard costs are involved in being an international pet sitter (remember you DON'T get paid for the sit)  How international pet sitting allows you to experience local culture that you wouldn't see any other way.   Why you need to 'trust your gut' when you are taking on an international pet sitting job if it doesn't feel right, and how they now take jobs based on places they want to visit. And much, much more.  This was a FUN episode to record and you'll find Jori and Austins story really inspiring!  You can check out Jori and Austins website here Check out there Instagram page here  To find out about Dom's USA tour of his Grow Your Pet Business FAST! seminar click here now To grab a copy of Dom's new book, How to Disnify Your Pet Business Click here now To grab one of the last remaining 2023 Pet Business Promotional Calendars (which will make promoting your services super easy) click here now To join Dom's Diamond Pet Business Development program click here now

Hear a conversation with UMD men's basketball junior Austin Andrews.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's episode, host Austin Andrews discusses this week's Tiger football update, recaps week 2 of college football, week 1 of NFL football, Fantasy Football Studs and Duds, and provides an update on the Vols' quest to return to glory.

On today's episode, host Austin Andrews discusses this week's Tiger football update, recaps week 2 of college football, week 1 of NFL football, Fantasy Football Studs and Duds, and provides an update on the Vols' quest to return to glory.

Austin Andrews shares some of the ups and downs, as well as a huge personal announcement, that all have taken place in the past 10 years since Biggest Loser ended. This is a 20-minute jump start into what will be season 2 of Ordinary Champions.

It is a pleasure to welcome American Ninja Warrior rising star and physical education teacher Sandy Zimmerman to The Jake’s Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast. Sandy Zimmerman made her American Ninja Warrior debut during Season Eight. While she competed in Season Nine, injuries sidelined her during the show’s tenth anniversary season, but her husband, Charlie, ran in her honor. Sandy returned more robust than ever during Season 11. She became the first mom in show history to successfully get up the Warped Wall and hit the buzzer during the Tacoma/Seattle City Qualifiers. Thanks to her appearances on American Ninja Warrior, Sandy Zimmerman caught the attention of various media platforms. She made an appearance on The Kelly Clarkson Show and was profiled on CNN Entertainment, E! News, The Huffington Post, and Women’s Health. Sandy also appeared on various podcasts, including Ninja Babes, Ordinary Champions with Austin Andrews, and The Socks & Soul Podcast with Kelly Ditto. Outside of American Ninja Warrior, Sandy Zimmerman has taught physical education for over 20 years. She also established the Ninja Fortress community in her backyard, where students of all ages can train for 40 different obstacles. In this edition of The Jake’s Take with Jacob Elyachar Podcast, Sandy Zimmerman discussed competing on American Ninja Warrior’s game-changing Season 12, which included getting onto the Warped Wall for the second season in the row. She also spoke about the expanding Ninja Fortress community.

Voodoo is a sketch comedy show written, directed, and performed entirely by students at Greenhills School in Ann Arbor, Michigan. In light of the current global crisis, we turned our in-person show into a podcast, showcasing the sketches written this year. We hope that you find our podcast funny and enjoyable, as well as a relief from the current state of things. Producers: Zoya Uzzaman and Claire Walter Head Writers: Arjun Purohit and Will Ellsworth Cast: Serena David, Dixon Miller, Lilja Quinn, Jade Ge, Austin Andrews, Justin Yu, Sebastian Adams, Sofia Moya, Meghan Woerpel, Maddie Rodgers, Kilas Gallimore, Julian Toogood, Annie Wang, Abigail Webster, Jim Lupton, Liza Ruggiero, Barb Rocci, Tina Chao, Yousef Emara, Zoya Uzzaman, Arjun Purohit, Claire Walter, and Will Ellsworth Faculty Advisor: Gary Lehman Please note that some content may not be suitable for younger audiences.

On this episode I bring you the story of Austin Andrews. Austin opens up about dealing with social anxiety and bullying throughout his life. He talks about some the obstacles he has faced with his anxiety and how he's copes with it. This is a very special episode. If you have a story that you would like to share please email me at: anxietyaboutanxiety@gmail.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/keith-snider/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keith-snider/support

In a time of loss, fear, pain, and helplessness, we need to come together, to hope and to lift our heads up. Be encouraged by this raw recording, and know that you are not alone in this. 

DJ, after being rejected by Biggest Loser and in the midst of experiencing trouble in his marriage, had to go on an emotional journey of self-worth to shed 150 pounds and regain his value. He tells his story while also expressing tips for the journey and even calls out Austin Andrews, the Ordinary Champions Host, on "Self Defeating Words." This interview worth a listen, to say the least!

In this episode, we answer a listener's question on change.   People believe that you have to hit rock bottom to change. Hitting rock bottom can be what facilitates change but it's not necessary. This can happen and thus it is true but not The Truth.   You can live your life without ever approaching rock bottom. Figure out ways to open your eyes before you get to rock bottom. Direction, not intention, determines destination.   People use intention as an excuse. They say things like, “I never intended for this to happen.”   Tune in to hear about Austin Andrews mingling with celebrities. You can also hear more from Andy by subscribing to his new podcast, The Professional Noticer. Just go to AndyAndrews.com/podcast for details.  Do you have a question for Andy? Call in and your questions might be features on the show! Phone: 1-800-726-ANDY Email: InTheLoop@AndyAndrews.com Facebook.com/AndyAndrews Twitter.com/AndyAndrews Instagram.com/AndyAndrewsAuthor

LORD JONES IS DEAD: film premiering in Vancouver with The Greater Vancouver International Film Festival Society in partnership with Canadian Journalists for Free Expression (CJFE) at Vancity Theatre on July 21st, 2016 at 6:30 pm. The film is a conversation about transparency in government operations and public/media access to information. Austin Andrews, Director, Lord Jones is Dead Chad Krowchuk, Lead Actor, Lord Jones is Dead

If you recognize the name Austin Andrews - you may be a fan of the reality tv series "The Biggest Loser". Andrews was a competitor on the show (with his father, Ken) during Season 11. Since leaving the show, the pair has started their own business venture (RetroFit Ministries) where they focus on healthy living in the Christian Community If you've ever seen Austin on a blab or tweeting on Twitter, you know he brings an energy that is like none other. His focus on building relationships and putting others first is a welcome one in a social media world that is so often filled with ego. This Week On Why I Social, Vincent and I talk about: The power of addiction Experiencing "The Biggest Loser" with his Dad Starting RetroFit Ministries

On this week's episode, we have Austin back in the studio with us to talk about his business, Sporty Citrus. This business has taken off in a way that I don’t think we could have imagined a few years ago. It’s amazing what Austin is able to grow in pots—he grows grapefruit, satsumas, oranges, Meyer lemons, and a lot more. If Austin is running behind or has a really big job, I’ll help with the trimming or will drive him around. Apparently I don’t get paid very often, and I haven’t been able to get myself fired yet, but Austin really handles most of the work by himself. He started with a little trailer on his bicycle.   There was a point where Austin was hired to work on a property with 25 mature citrus trees. The entire property had not been touched in 15 years. We would go there every single week all summer for a couple hours. I knew it was worth the sweat when he would be working on the tree next to me and I realized it provided a wonderful opportunity just to think of new things to talk about with one another. That time with him was something special.   We also got to talk to Austin himself this week, about Sporty Citrus and a lot more. Here are a couple excerpts:   What’s been the coolest experience that’s come out of Sporty Citrus? Coming up, I’m going to get to speak at the Business Council of Alabama.   Is there any pressure on you because your dad is an author and people are seeking out his advice on what to do with their kids? I wouldn’t say it’s weird, but it’s definitely something I keep in mind…and I’m cautious.   In the full episode, you’ll hear how Andy’s wife, Polly, took advantage of a prime teaching moment when the boys began a silly argument about a chore…   Questions for Listeners Do you have a question? Call in and your question might be featured on the show! Phone: 1-800-726-ANDY E-Mail: InTheLoop@AndyAndrews.com Facebook.com/AndyAndrews Twitter.com/AndyAndrews

Several weeks ago, we mentioned SportyCitrus.com and the response was overwhelming. We brought Andy’s son, Austin, into the studio today to answer questions about how he started his company and what he is working toward for its future. Here are some excerpts...   How did this business start? Sporty Citrus began after a hurricane blew away our house and all our trees when I was young. We wanted to replant trees that actually did something useful, so we planted a couple citrus trees. I really liked taking care of our trees, and as I learned more, I started taking care of other people’s trees.   How did you come up with the idea to help other people with their trees? Originally, the plan was to just help people in my neighborhood. The neighbors’ trees were not producing fruit and the trees wouldn’t grow.   What is the difference between you and a landscaper? A landscaper sees something wrong with a tree and will treat every problem the same. That’s fine for making it look good, but that is not what you need to do to make it produce fruit.   Where did the name come from? I grew up playing sports, and the word “sporty” just kind of stuck.   In the full episode, you’ll discover how Austin got his first customers for his business.   ************** This from Andy:   Austin is a perfect example of someone who has found a passion, pursued that passion, and found a revenue stream for it.   I think Austin really got the idea that he could do something like this when I was writing The Noticer Returns. Jones is dealing with some people having a hard time finding jobs, and he recommends starting a business out of a sincere pas- sion. I think the first thing Austin said to me about his business idea was, “I think I know something I want to do that would be valuable to other people.”   There is a special deal going on between now and May 31. You can get Austin’s Personalized Pot Plan for $24.50—that’s half-off—until May 31. All you have to do is put “In the Loop” in the subject line of an email and send it to Austin@SportyCitrus.com.   More information on Sporty Citrus’ Personalized Pot Plan can be found at ? http://www.sportycitrus.com/pricing.   I work with Austin sometimes. He doesn’t pay me and I can’t get him to fire me! Join us next week, when we’ll have Austin with us again and you can hear more about my side career working for my son.    Questions for Listeners Do you have a question? Call in and your question might be featured on the show! Phone: 1-800-726-ANDY E-Mail: InTheLoop@AndyAndrews.com Facebook.com/AndyAndrews Twitter.com/AndyAndrews