Podcasts about belcourt theater

The Munsons are joined by guest Munson Krystal Clark to shine a light on one of the most quietly impressive performers working today: Amy Ryan. From a stage career boasting three Tony nominations to a film and television résumé filled with range, Ryan has built a career that somehow flies under the radar while consistently delivering memorable performances. We dig into her standout role in The Wire, which finally settles a long-running agreement between Aubrey and James—and yes, it means Aubrey will inevitably have to watch The Sopranos. From there, we explore how Ryan has become synonymous with memorable characters across some of the greatest television shows ever made, while also noticing a surprising trend: she's appeared in a lot of projects centered around the trauma of children. Coincidence? The Munsons investigate. We absolutely gush over her Oscar-nominated performance in Gone Baby Gone and question how she didn't take home the Academy Award. Her heartfelt turn as Holly on The Office gets its flowers for making audiences forgive the impossible—Michael Scott leaving the show—while we also highlight her sneaky comedic chops in films like Central Intelligence. Along the way, we try to unpack the “why” behind her eclectic role choices and wonder how someone this consistently great isn't more widely known by general audiences. How does she rank on the Munson Meter? Listen to find out. The Krystal Clark Collection We are thrilled to welcome back the incomparable Krystal Clark, Past Chair of Nashville's legendary Belcourt Theater. Krystal has become our go-to expert for the "Versatile Powerhouse" trend—specializing in actors who bring gravitas and prestige to every frame. Amy Ryan perfectly follows the lineage of Krystal's past deep dives: Ep. 118: Rosario Dawson | Ep. 102: Renée Zellweger Ep. 83: Christine Baranski | Ep. 62: Halle Berry Episode Chapter Outline 00:00:00 ~ Welcome & Guest Spotlight: Krystal Clark (A Belcourt Theater perspective on Amy Ryan's ‘Everywoman' mastery) 00:06:00 ~ Celebrity Birthdays (Keira Knightley, Leslie Mann, and the legendary James Caan) 00:10:46 ~ Overview of Actor Choice: Amy Ryan (From the Broadway stage to the HBO elite) 00:11:16 ~ Actor Trivia: Two Truths and a Lie...Fast & Furious Style (Where the ”family” facts are faster and the lies are more furious) 00:17:09 ~ Box Office History (Analyzing the commercial reach of a character powerhouse) 00:23:45 ~ Port Cop Heart: The Beadie and McNulty Dynamic (Why this role defined her early career) 00:28:29 ~ First Major Role: Breakout in 'Keane' (2004) (The performance that caught Hollywood's eye) 00:38:31 ~ Gone Baby Gone: The Oscar-Nominated Breakout (The Academy Award debate and the child trauma trend) 00:47:45 ~ The Perfect Match: Why Holly and Michael Scott Just Work (Comedy gold and chemistry) 00:52:31 ~ Lowest Critic Score: Discussing 'Bob Funk' (2009) 00:56:03 ~ Largest Critic Gap: The Mystery of 'The Missing Person' (2009) 01:00:13 ~ Highest Critic Score: The Brilliance of 'Win Win' (2011) (Jackie Flaherty as a career standout) 01:06:07 ~ 2012–2019: 'Birdman' and 'Bridge of Spies' (Working with Spielberg and the SAG win) 01:12:30 ~ Sneaky Comedy: 'Central Intelligence' (The surprising comedic timing of Agent Pamela Harris) 01:22:02 ~ Largest Audience Gap: Analyzing 'Strange but True' (2019) 01:27:03 ~ 2020–Present: 'Only Murders in the Building' (Jan Bellows and the Season 1 twist) 01:32:22 ~ Amy Ryan: Top Performances 01:35:31 ~ The Munson Meter 01:44:23 ~ Coming Soon 01:49:25 ~ Munsons Out! The Wheel Decides: April 16th with Josh Outing We are thrilled to welcome back Josh Outing! After his captivating contribution to our André Holland deep dive (Ep. 119), Josh returns to see where the Wheel lands for a diverse new shortlist of prestige and power: Chiwetel Ejiofor: A powerhouse of prestige range. Diane Ladd: Acting royalty and three-time Oscar nominee. Neal McDonough: The king of high-intensity "villain" energy. Erick Avari & Graham Beckel: Masters of the "that guy" world. #MunsonsAtTheMovies #AmyRyan #TheOffice #TheWire #GoneBabyGone #MoviePodcast #HollyFlax #OnlyMurdersInTheBuilding #MunsonMeter #TheWheelDecides #KrystalClark #BelcourtTheater #JoshOuting #CharacterActor #FilmAnalysis #PodcastLife

In this episode, the boys review a satisfactory result from the NSC road trip to Atlanta where Dan Lovitz once again continued his renaissance and made his case for being one of the best defenders in the MLS.  The boys got excited that Nashville once again scored off of a corner kick, and as has become an Electric Gold requirement, they gush over the play of Eddi Tagseth.  Then, the boys celebrate a true Nashville institution - the Belcourt Theater, and they talk about the joy of the midnight movie and all the shenanigans that go along with it.  They get in some hot takes about how terrible astroturf is and how the team is going to ace the month of May.  And oops, they almost forgot Aw Hell Naw but still make time to shake their heads at Joe Willis and Alex Muyl.  Finally, they gaze into their crystal balls to make bold predictions about the upcoming matches versus Chattanooga and Charlotte.  And they drink beer. 

And we did it without use of excessive force. On Halloween, the newly formed This Is Nashville Blaction Team (aka producer Elizabeth Burton and host Khalil Ekulona) took to the streets to find Nashville's unofficial mayor, Willie "Big Fella" Sims. Along the way, they sought answers to a question at the top of all of our minds: what is the scariest place for Black people in Nashville? Now, we received some feedback about this episode. Some positive, some negative. But the issue isn't so black and white. We'll unpack it all today in an extended @us! segment. And you'll have the opportunity to call us and leave your feedback live on air. Plus, we'll have a previously unaired interview with Sheronica Hayes of the Belcourt Theater. Guests: Big Fella Elizabeth Burton Sheronica Hayes

Live from the Belcourt Theater, it's Friday night! What an honor and a privilege to present an intro to The Crow at my favorite place.

Alex sits down with Belcourt Program Director Toby Leonard and author Veronica Kavass.

On this special episode of Nashville Film Radio, Joey and Wynn go on location at the Belcourt Theater to talk with executive director Stephanie Silverman, and programming director Toby Leonard.

John is out this week, so it’s just the two brothers on the microphone. They both saw the Nashville film, Lion Suit Dreamscape at the Belcourt Theater and talk about the film.  This leads into Sports Talk which quickly leads into what makes a grown man cry.  David gives his answers and Lee tries to conjure up a time or two. That somehow leads into the fires in Gatlinburg and a film David saw called Pervert Park. Lee wants a One World Order and this somehow ends up devolving into what time period they would like to time travel to in history.   Also one of the hosts almost died this week and they try to solve a childhood mystery in the process. The post Episode 19 – Lion Suit Dreamscape, A Good Cry, and A Host Almost Dies (Again) appeared first on BLAME YOUR BROTHER .

Kim Richey on 650 am WSM, recorded October 27, 2010.  Kim had recently released a new cd "Wreck Your Wheels" and would be headlining a show that night at the Belcourt Theater in Nashville.  Bill Cody was off that morning, so Charlie Mattos had the pleasure of visiting with Kim.   For more on Kim's music, please visit: www.kimrichey.com

Jeff Black on 650 am WSM, recorded Tuesday, October 26th at the WSM Tower/Transmitter site in Brentwood, TN.  Jeff would be performing the following night with Kim Richey at the Belcourt Theater in Nashville.  He stopped by to visit with Charlie Mattos to preview that show, and share some wonderful live acoustic music in studio.

Bill Cody with Marty Stuart, recorded Monday August 23rd, 2010 at WSM Radio.  Marty stopped by to preview trax from his new cd "Ghost Train, the Studio B sessions"... Marty & the Superlatives would be headlining The Belcourt Theater later that week as well.   For more on Marty's music, please visit:  www.martystuart.net  

Tim McGraw starred in the first Flicka motion picture, but when it was time to make the sequel, the producers asked Clint Black to step in.  The movie premiered at Nashville’s Belcourt Theater with a star-studded lineup and a rather large check presentation for Children’s Miracle Network. The new movie by Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment is now on store shelves only in Wal-Mart and Sam’s Club, so make sure you pick up a copy soon.  It’s another heartwarming movie that is very family friendly.  

Stephanie Silverman, managing director for The Belcourt Theater in Nashville will be chatting about their big upcoming Oscar party event, which is one of the official Academy Award parties!

Bill Cody with Mindy Smith, recorded September 8th, 2009 at WSM radio in Nashville.   Mindy would be headling a show at the Belcourt Theater and would treat us to two live acoustic performances from her new cd "Stupid Love".    For more on Mindy, visit www.MindySmith.net  

The Zac Brown Band from North Georgia are now out with its third album "The Foundation". As an independant group they have sold over 20 thousand copies at shows all over the US. People may not know ZBB when they come into the concert, but they definitely leave wanting more. Kelly Lynn caught up with the band at the Belcourt Theater prior to one of their concerts. to talk about thier hit single Chicken Fried and their album The Foundation.