Podcasts about Bergman

The Alphans are visited by a bizarre spacecraft, whose request for supplies hides a deeper purpose. The ship, Gwent, is found to be sentient, the attempt of a vain alien genius to live forever. Powerful, unstable and craving companionship, Gwent intends for Koenig, Helena and Bergman to replace its aged, dying creator.With special guest Wendy Wason.

In this episode of The Mentors Radio, Host Tom Loarie talks with Craig Bergman, a legendary Hall of Fame coach and athletic director who spent more than 30 years mentoring thousands of young men and women at Monte Vista High School in Northern California.  Craig had a front-row seat to the cultural shift that reshaped an entire generation. In this candid, unvarnished conversation, they look directly at what is happening to our kids, our parenting culture, and our future workforce:   The Outsourcing of Presence: Why parents in affluent communities spend thousands on private swing coaches, personal trainers, and travel clubs—while Craig could count on one hand how many times in 30 years he saw a father casually playing catch with his child on the school fields.   The Death of Consequences: How eliminating failure through endless test retakes, excused late work, and parents calling to negotiate playing time is creating fragile, anxious young adults unprepared for the friction of the real world.   The Sports Sanctum: Why the athletic field remains one of the last remaining environments where standards are non-negotiable, excuses don’t play, and real accountability still exists.   The Art of the Pivot: What Craig learned playing under Larry Smith, Dick Tomey, and Lute Olson at the University of Arizona—and why the defining mark of a successful life is total commitment, regardless of the scoreboard. Whether you are leading an organization, managing a team, or raising the next generation, this episode is an urgent wake-up call on stewardship, authentic authority, and the lost value of constructive struggle.   Listen to episode below, or on ANY PODCAST PLATFORM here. BE SURE TO LEAVE US A GREAT REVIEW on Apple Podcasts or Spotify and share with friends and colleagues! SHOW NOTES: CRAIG BERGMAN: BIO: Craig Bergman spent more than thirty (30) years on the front lines of high school education and athletics at Monte Vista High School in Northern California—serving as athletic director, physical education instructor, boys golf coach, and head varsity football coach, where he amassed 150 victories, three championship titles, and sent players to the collegiate and NFL ranks while maintaining a team GPA above 3.0. He had a front-row seat as smartphones swept the locker rooms and sidelines, and he was there when the district took the bold step of banning them completely. https://mvhs.srvusd.net/Athletics/Hall-of-Fame/Hall-of-Fame-2019/Craig-Bergman/index.html https://www.mvhsrecordbook.com/coaches/craig-bergman-dca80853 Sports podcast hosted by Craig Bergman’s good friend, former long-term KNBR SportsTalk host Tom Tolbert. Craig is on some of the episodes: Episode on Draft choices with Craig Bergman: https://www.youtube.com/live/dMN89kK8M-Q Episode featuring Warrior’s head coach Steve Kerr : https://www.youtube.com/live/tv0ucUSEbJw?si=NePte6U0gFhMujTY&t=382

In this Leveling Up episode of the PRS Global Open Deep Cuts Podcast, ASPS Oral Board Course Faculty Drs. Ryan Stehr, Zong Law, and Eric Wang discuss their own experiences with the Plastic Surgery Oral Board Examination, how to organize your practice to streamline case book preparation, common pitfalls to avoid, what to expect during the known case examination and how to approach it, and strategies for preparing for the unknown cases. Read a related PRS Global Open article by Bergman, Jehle, and Khansa, "Mental Health and Wellness Among Plastic Surgeons During Oral Board Certification Examination Preparation":  https://bit.ly/OralBoardWellness  Dr. Ryan Stehr is the Chief of Plastic Surgery and Director of Acute Hand Surgery at Intermountain Medical Center in Salt Lake City. He completed a residency in plastic surgery and a fellowship in hand surgery at the Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Dr. Zong Law is in private practice in Dallas, Texas. He completed a residency at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center followed by a fellowship in Craniofacial Surgery at the Pediatric Plastic Surgery Institute, both in Dallas. Dr. Eric Wang is the Chief of Hand Surgery at the University of California Irvine. He completed a plastic surgery residency at the University of California San Francisco, followed by an orthopedic hand surgery fellowship at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas. Your host, Dr. Puru Nagarkar, is a board-certified plastic and hand surgeon, and Associate Professor of Plastic Surgery at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas. #PRSGlobalOpen #DeepCutsPodcast #PlasticSurgery #LevelingUp

In this episode, I sit down with Nick Bergman, one of the five owners behind the Benson Crew, a team formed just over a year ago out of three merged businesses in Ontario, Canada, now chasing a $2 billion production goal by 2034. Nick's path here started far from real estate — he was a heavy machinery mechanic before a rough experience selling his own home pushed him to get licensed. We get into what it actually takes to merge three cultures into one: aligning over fifty agents around a single set of standards, holding the line on core values that are still being adopted team-wide, and knowing when to coach an agent up versus coach them out. Nick and I also dig into the difference between running a family and running a team, why the word “expectations” sets people up to fail, and how the Benson Crew uses hard numbers instead of gut feel to navigate a tough Ontario market.Key Topics CoveredMerging Three Cultures Into One Team* How the Benson Crew formed from three separate businesses just over a year ago* Why alignment, not volume, is the real bottleneck after a merger* Building one shared identity, standard, and set of core values from three different starting pointsFamily vs. Team* Why a family keeps people no matter what, but a team hires to the function* How “Timmy” thinking (finding a place for someone you like) creates dysfunction* Building job functions first, then fitting the right people to themExpectations vs. Agreements* Why the word “expectations” primes people for failure* Replacing expectations with agreements the team actually buys into* Using core values as decision-making filters, not wall artReading the Market Without Losing Momentum* Navigating an Ontario market down sharply year over year* Reframing 135 active listings as opportunity instead of overwhelm* Why tracking real numbers beats going by feel when things get tightCoaching Agents Up or Out* The base camp, lift, and summit framework for tiering agent support* Knowing when to invest more in an agent versus when to part ways* Auditing every agent's commitments and production this quarter to reset alignment“You don't have a family, you have a team. A family keeps people no matter what. A team hires to the function first, and the person fits the function, not the other way around.” — John KitchensConnect With UsReady to work on alignment, growth, or your next merger? Book a call at 7figurecall.com.Follow us: Instagram @johnkitchenscoach · LinkedIn @johnkitchenscoach · Facebook @johnkitchenscoach This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit johnkitchenscoachpodcast.substack.com

Limor Bergman-Gross is an executive leadership coach, speaker, and host of the podcast From a Woman to a Leader. A former director of engineering with over 20 years in tech, Limor helps women in tech and leadership move from being overlooked to becoming visible, influential, and confident leaders. Through coaching, speaking, and her podcast, she supports leaders in strengthening executive presence, strategic influence, self-advocacy, and authentic leadership — without trying to become someone they are not.In today's episode of Smashing the Plateau, you will learn how to become visible, build strategic influence, and lead with confidence — even without a roadmap.Limor and I discuss:What drove Limor's biggest career transitions [02:25]How hiring a coach helped her break through to the director level [03:44]What made her leave corporate and start her own business [04:29]The mindset shift required to run your own business [05:29]Why doing great work isn't always enough to get noticed [08:40]How people-pleasing holds women back from being seen as leaders [11:00]Why negotiation is a skill everyone needs — not just business owners [12:22]How to navigate independence without institutional structure [14:27]What it looks like when a client gives themselves permission to lead [18:21]Learn more about Limor at:https://www.linkedin.com/in/limorbergman/https://limorbergman.substack.com/https://limorbergman.com/podcast/______________________________________________________________About Smashing the PlateauSmashing the Plateau is a podcast for experienced independent leaders who have left corporate roles to build sustainable, expertise-based businesses.Each episode features a thoughtful, experience-driven conversation about what changes when you no longer have the infrastructure of an organization behind you.We explore judgment, decision-making under uncertainty, growth plateaus, identity shifts, and the role of trusted thinking partners in sustaining long-term success.______________________________________________________________About Smashing the PlateauSmashing the Plateau features candid conversations with experienced professionals who are building businesses around their expertise and creating greater control over their work and their lives.Each episode explores the decisions, challenges, and opportunities that come with independent work, drawing on the experiences and perspectives of people who have navigated them firsthand.Take the Next StepBetter decisions begin with seeing your situation more clearly. Get the free SMASH System™ Self-Assessment at SmashingThePlateau.com/clarity.

REBEL Rundown Key Points Attention is a finite resource. Emergency medicine heavily taxes directed attention through interruptions, task switching, threat monitoring, and constant high-stakes decisions. Nature gives directed attention a chance to recover. Natural environments engage “soft fascination”. That's referring to the effortless, bottom-up attention- which allows our effortful, goal-directed attention systems to rest and recharge.  Nature helps downshift the stress response and may reduce stress physiology, support parasympathetic activity, improve mood, and potentially improve emotional regulation. Exposure can be brief to reset: even a 40-second view of greenery was associated with improved sustained attention in one study. Windows, plants, nature imagery, and brief outdoor breaks can make a difference. We can even design nature into healthcare. Nature is a tool but not a treatment for broken systems. Nature exposure shouldn’t become another individual “wellness” obligation or substitute for fixing understaffing, moral injury, or other structural problems. And it's also okay to go outside simply because being outside feels good, without optimizing anything. Click here for Direct Download of the Podcast. Previously Covered and Related Content: REBEL MIND: Rest is not Sleep: 7 Dimensions of True Recovery Introduction Welcome to Rebel MIND, the podcast where we explore concepts that help us understand our minds so that we can take better care of our patients and ourselves. MIND stands for Mastering Internal Negativity during Difficulty. In this episode, Dr. Kim Bambach talks with emergency physician and neuroscientist Dr. Adrienne Taren as well as emergency physician and wilderness medicine expert Dr. Linda Keyes about the Nature Reset: how exposure to nature can restore attention, downshift our stress response, and help our brains recover from the cognitive demands of medicine. Dr. Adrienne Taren is an emergency medicine physician, clinical neuroscience faculty at the Laureate Institute for Brain Research, and adjunct professor at Oklahoma State University in medical education. She completed her MD/PhD (Neuroscience) at the University of Pittsburgh-Carnegie Mellon University. Her current research focuses on the neural circuit function underlying occupational traumatic stress symptoms in frontline healthcare workers.Dr. Linda Keyes is a board-certified emergency physician, an adjunct professor at University of Colorado, Vice President of the International Society of Mountain Medicine, and past-president of the Wilderness Medical Society.  Since she was a medical student at Yale University, she has travelled the globe in pursuit of science. Dr. Keyes has partnered with researchers and clinicians on five continents to understand the effects of high altitude on the human body. She has authored of scores of original research articles and international guidelines on high-altitude medicine with a focus on women's health and understanding acute mountain sickness. The mountains are her happy place. She believes in wilderness as medicine and in conservation for the health of the planet. Cognitive Question How can nature help us recover during or after a difficult shift? How does nature exposure affect our cognition? Clinical medicine keeps our brains in a near-constant state of cognitive and physiologic activation. We sustain attention despite interruptions, track multiple patients simultaneously, make high-stakes decisions with incomplete information, and continuously scan for threats and changes in our environment. This heavily taxes directed attention, the effortful, top-down attentional system we use to deliberately focus on a task. Importantly, attention is a finite neurobiological resource that fatigues with sustained use. Nature provides a unique form of cognitive recovery. Rather than demanding directed attention, natural environments engage what researchers call soft fascination: our attention is gently captured by things like moving leaves, shifting light, clouds, or water without requiring deliberate effort. This allows our directed attention systems an opportunity to rest and recover. Through soft fascination, nature gives our directed attention a break and creates space for the default mode network (DMN) which allows our minds to wander, consolidate memories, reflect, and make connections between ideas. Nature exposure may also help downregulate the physiologic stress response, with evidence suggesting reductions in cortisol and increased parasympathetic activity.Importantly, meaningful nature exposure doesn’t necessarily require a hike in the wilderness.The 40-Second Reset: In one study, participants who took a 40-second microbreak viewing a green roof subsequently demonstrated better sustained attention than those viewing a concrete roof. This suggests that even very brief nature exposures may have cognitive benefits.Nature Between Shifts: Longer exposures may allow more complete autonomic downregulation, while outdoor light exposure and low-intensity movement may also support circadian regulation which is particularly relevant for shift workers.Biophilic Design: We can also bring elements of nature into the environments where we work. Windows, natural light, plants, nature imagery, green walls, and accessible outdoor spaces may offer opportunities to incorporate restorative nature exposure into healthcare design. Immediate Action Steps for Your Next Shift **Step Outside**: Try to step outside on your next shift for even a few minutes. Even a brief dose of nature may help interrupt sustained directed attention.**Look for Nature**: When getting outside isn’t possible, intentionally notice natural elements around you—a window view, trees, plants, daylight, or even nature imagery.**Let Your Mind Wander**: Give yourself a few minutes with a cognitive task. Allow soft fascination to create space for reflection and the default mode network. **Write Yourself a Nature Rx**:What would be restorative to you? It might be a hike, a visit to your local botanical garden, or some time in a hammock just to enjoy yourself.  Conclusion Spending time in nature can provide a meaningful reset for attention and stress. Natural environments give directed attention a break while creating space for reflection and mind-wandering. Even brief, intentional doses of nature like stepping outside during a shift or taking a walk after work may help restore cognitive resources and reduce stress. Building small moments of nature into  your day can support your well-being and resilience. Nature isn’t a “fix-all” for system pressures and stressors like understaffing. We still need to advocate for better systems, but nature can be a cost-effective, beneficial, and relatively simple adjunct that can improve well-being.  Clinical Bottom Line Give yourself permission for a “nature reset” or “nature Rx”. An intentional dose of nature that can reduce stress, restore depleted attention, and replenish the cognitive resources we rely on to think and focus in challenging clinical environments.  Post Peer Reviewed By: Mark Ramzy, DO (X/IG: @MRamzyDO) Further Reading Lee et al.40-second green roof views sustain attention: The role of micro-breaks in attention restoration. Journal of Environmental Psychology. 2015;42:182–9.Ulrich, et al.Stress Recovery During Exposure to Natural and Urban Environments. Journal of Environmental Psychology. 1991;11(3):201–30.Kaplan, S. The restorative benefits of nature: Toward an integrative framework. Journal of Environmental Psychology. 1995;15(3):169–82.Bergman, et al.The cognitive benefits of interacting with nature. Psychological Science. 2008;19(12):1207–1212.PMID: 19121124Bratman, et al. Nature experience reduces rumination and subgenual prefrontal cortex activation. PNAS. 2015;112(28):8567–8572.PMID: 26124129White, et al. Spending at least 120 minutes a week in nature is associated with good health and wellbeing. Scientific Reports. 2019;9(1).PMID: 31197192The Wilderness Medical Society The International Society for Mountain Medicine The International Sisters High Altitude Research Expedition Meet the Authors Kim Bambach, MD Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine, Assistant Residency Program Director The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center, Columbus, OH Adrienne Taren, MD, PhD Emergency Medicine Physician, Associate Investigator at the Laureate Institute for Brain Research, Adjunct Professor, Oklahoma State University School of Medicine Ascension St John's, Tulsa, OK Linda Keyes, MD, FACEP Adjunct Professor of Emergency Medicine, Past President of the Wilderness Medical Society, Vice President of the International Society of Mountain Medicine University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus, Aurora, CO Showing Slide 1 of 3 The post REBEL MIND – The Nature Reset appeared first on REBEL EM - Emergency Medicine Blog.

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På vita duken är kvinnliga spioner alltid eleganta, förföriska... och livsfarliga. Verkligheten var både farligare och mindre glamoröst – men nästan mer uppseendeväckande.I dagens avsnitt följer Historiepodden Noor Inayat Khan och Nancy Wake, två mycket olika kvinnor som skickades till det ockuperade Frankrike av brittiska SOE. Den ena var sufiskt fostrad barnboksförfattare och radiooperatör; den andra en frispråkig journalist, motståndskvinna och organisatör. Med livet som insats stred de mot Nazityskland.Läslista:Alberge, Dalya, ‘Noor Inayat Khan: How British Spy's Love for Blue Betrayed Her', The Guardian, 18 June 2020Basu, Shrabani, Spy Princess: The Life of Noor Inayat Khan (Stroud: Sutton Publishing, 2006).Bergman, Emma, ‘Radiooperatör bakom tyska linjer', Världens Historia, 20 december 2019Hermansson, Niclas och Peter Ryberg, Okända fakta om andra världskriget (Lund: Historiska Media, 2018).Larsdotter, Anna, Glömda soldater: kvinnorna i andra världskriget (Lund: Historiska Media, 2022).Larsdotter, Anna, ‘Nancy Wake – agent bakom fiendens linjer', Militär Historia, nr 8, 2020Rendsmark, Morten, ‘SOE: Churchills hemliga armé', Världens Historia, 4 januari 2023Roberts, Andrew, Churchill: Walking with Destiny (London: Allen Lane, 2018).Teekah, Ethan, ‘Noor Inayat Khan', Encyclopaedia Britannica, 1 January 2026Willsher, Kim, ‘Farewell to Nancy Wake, the Mouse Who Ran Rings around the Nazis', The Guardian, 8 August 2011, Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Western Australian cattle vet Enoch Bergman has become a prominent campaigner for better understanding and management of pestivirus - a disease costing the industry an estimated $100 million each year. In this interview with podcast host Kerry Lonergan and Beef Central's Jon Condon, he talks through latest approaches to disease management and prevention, including greater levels of pesti screening as part of  broader genomic testing work.   He also outlines results from a recent study into Bovine Respiratory Disease, and offers some comment about the risks to the protein industry from the recent arrival of H1N1 Bird Flu, and how the industry is seeking to attract more young vets into large animal practises in the bush.   The Weekly Grill is brought to listeners by: Rhinogard and Bovi-Shield MH-One - the One Shot, One Spray, One Time BRD Vaccines by Zoetis. Ceres Tags Gen 6  

A fines de los años 40, Rossellini tenía clara conciencia de dos cosas : que su cine estaba superando los confines del paradigma neorrealista y que hacía sentido la idea de realizar un filme en idioma inglés. A dos océanos de distancia, Ingrid Bergman —por entonces, la actriz más famosa y celebrada del mundo— sentía superada su etapa como actriz de Hollywood y decidía escribir una carta... a Rossellini. Fruto de esa coincidencia emerge una colaboración artística única en la historia del cine, un romance tempestuoso y un escándalo mediático. Dando por conocidos los dos últimos, siempre será importante relevar lo primero: sin tener total claridad de lo que estaban consiguiendo frente a las cámaras, al narrar la historia de Karen —mujer que sale del campo de refugiados donde ha estado retenida desde el final de la guerra, sólo para ir a encerrarse recién casada a una minúscula isla volcánica que se convierte en otra cárcel más—, Rossellini y Bergman están sentando las bases de lo que hoy conocemos como cine moderno. Un cine centrado en la sicología de sus personajes, donde el conflicto es interior y el trauma se corporeíza, se vuelve material, a través del entorno, las cosas y las relaciones. Prodigiosa como es, Stromboli también es el punto de origen del cine de Ingmar Bergman, Antonioni, Godard, Wenders, Kiarostami y enorme estirpe de realizadores que se extiende hasta hoy. Sobre ese inmenso legado y algo más se habla en este podcast .

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Sedano and Kap bring the energy for a packed Thursday! Bergy is back from his vacation in Hawaii, he tells us about his trip. Are we starting to lose confidence in the Dodgers' three-peat chances? Sedano and Bergman debate their trust in the Boys in Blue. Host of Unsportsmanlike Michelle Smallmon joins the show to discuss the Rams' Super Bowl ambitions. Morales is concerned about Kappy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Bergman gives his main takeaways from the Dodgers' losses this week against the Braves. Tanner Scott has blown back-to-back games ... should we be worried about the bullpen? Jeanie Buss is now suing her siblings after they sold the remaining family stake of the Lakers. Kap gives some tough love advice to Jeanie. Beto Duran joins the guys! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week Devo is HOT! HOT! HOT! Literally!!! Meanwhile, Bergman and Bloustein are doing summer the right way, The Holderness Family are aging gracefully, and Insane Ian is cooler than being cool. Cool! 1. "Dumb Phone Summer" by Bergman and Bloustein 2. "Welcome to Getting Old" by The Holderness Family 3. News of the Stupid! 4. "The Last Straw Cool Guys" by Insane Ian Bergman and Bloustein are at NatashaBergman.com The Holderness Family are on YouTube Insane Ian is at InsaneIan.com and InsaneIan.bandcamp.com Thank you to our Patreon backers for making this show possible!!!

In this episode of Probate Weekly, Bill Gross talks with Beti Bergman of Peninsula Law, who handles probate, trust, and conservatorship matters, about where these two sales diverge and how to structure a conservatorship deal so the buyer stays at the table.

After a summer's rest, Vintage Classic Radio is back on the air. Tonight on Sunday Night Playhouse — the hour-long Lux Radio Theatre adaptation of Casablanca, broadcast 24 January 1944, a little over a year after the film's release. Hedy Lamarr stars as Ilsa Lund and Alan Ladd as Rick Blaine, with John Loder as Victor Laszlo. Lux Radio Theatre was the most prestigious dramatic anthology on American radio — a full studio orchestra, a live audience, and a production budget that let the show stretch a film's story out to its natural hour-long shape rather than compressing it to thirty minutes. This version of Casablanca has more room to breathe than the shorter adaptations that followed it: more of Rick's café, more of the political tension in Vichy-controlled Morocco, more space for Lamarr and Ladd to build the weight of everything left unsaid between Rick and Ilsa before the story arrives at the airport. Lamarr and Ladd were not the film's original stars, and that is precisely what makes this broadcast worth hearing on its own terms. It is not an echo of Bogart and Bergman — it is a different pair of actors finding their own way into the same story, at the height of their own careers, for an audience who mostly knew the tale already and wanted to hear it told again. New broadcasts every week from Sunday Night Playhouse, Tuesday Night Detectives, Friday Night Noir, and Saturday Matinee. Thanks for your patience — we're glad to be back on the air. Visit us at vintageclassicradiopodcast.com. Please share and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, SiriusXM, Pandora, and anywhere else you get your podcasts.

En una semana marcada por la expectación generada por el eclipse, nosotros no hemos querido ser menos y hemos preparado todo un catálogo de eclipses cinematográficos. En este episodio también repasaremos los estrenos de la semana, que no son pocos. El más comercial de la semana es la "spielbergiana" 'El final de Oak Street', la nueva película de dinosaurios dirigida por David Robert Mitchell, producida por J.J. Abrams y protagonizada por Anne Hathaway y Ewan McGregor. También llega a los cines 'Cuenta atrás', una película de atracos protagonizada por Aaron Taylor-Johnson y Sam Worthington; y otras propuestas como 'Palestina 36', un drama histórico protagonizado por Jeremy Irons y Hiam Abbas o la alemana 'Este/Oeste' con Sandra Huller. De cine español, el debut cinematográfico de Pau Simón, 'Días de agosto'.  Pero hay mucho más, porque en SkyShowtime se estrena el drama romántico de Josh O'Connor y Paul Mescal 'La historia del sonido' y en Netflix la mexicana 'Un hijo propio'. Y, por si fuera poco, hablaremos de Bergman gracias a un libro que ha escrito la periodista, profesora y crítica cinematográfica Lucía Tello Díaz; y, como se cumplen 65 años desde el comienzo del levantamiento del muro de Berlín, de cómo lo ha retratado el cine. Por último, seguiremos con nuestra serie veraniega "La conquista del espacio", esta vez sobre los satélites artificiales que orbitan alrededor de la Tierra.

Sedano starts the Digital Only hour reliving his reaction to the Lakers being sold to former Disney CEO Bob Iger. Kap says Mark Walter flipped the Lakers, and compared it to this situation. What will happen with Jeanie Buss' involvement with the Lakers? Sedano and Kap react to Luka Dončić's statement on the team's change of ownership. Bergman has the Lindsey Segment and Kap brings his Dealers Choice presented by Sellers Advantage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

For our second episode of August 2026, Tim and Brian have found themselves all along in the recording studio, and with nobody else to stop them, they inevitably made a beeline for the filmography of Ingmar Bergman. Specifically, they're talking about the thee films the great director made between 1961 and 1963: Through a Glass Darkly, Winter Light, and The Silence. Alternate Ending's two resident Bergman nuts go long on the status of the three films as a contested trilogy, and their status in the director's filmography. Before the main event, Tim adds to our developing conversation from two weeks ago on Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey, while Brian checks in with the record-setting box office behemoth Spider-Man: Brand New Day. Tim also catches up with the 1987 French sci-fi animation Gandahar, thanks to Patreon supporter and regular podcast guest Andrew Milne.

Feeling unsettled at work? Things are "good enough" but not quite right... You have a nagging feeling that there's something different out there for you, but you're not sure what it is or how to find it.Or maybe, you know what you want to do, but you feel like you can't make a change. You've invested years working towards the career you have, can you pivot into something else?In this #GoalGetter episode, executive coach Shayna Bergman shares her story of how she pivoted from an executive career at a major consulting firm to start her coaching practice. She knows first hand what it takes to shift away from a job that seems to "check all the boxes" into something new and unknown. Shayna shares key questions to help you figure out if you're ready to make a career pivot.We also talk about the unique challenges of working parents and how Shayna supports this special group of professionals.Thanks to StreamlineAi for sponsoring the Goal Getters series.

Authors Anya Bergman and Ruthvika Rao join Georgina in the final of three episodes dedicated the adventuresmiths shortlisted for the coveted 2026 Wilbur Smith Adventure Writing Prize. Together they discuss the sense of place needed to transport readers in their armchair on an adventure, and what they've drawn from respective times in their lives living in Ireland and India.Anya Bergman is the author of The Tarot Reader of Versailles. Ruthvika Rao is the author of The Fertile Earth. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Laura Falqui, Raffaele Milani"I giardini nel cinema"L'invenzione della natura nell'immagine-movimentoOlschki Editorewww.olschki.itIl cinema inventa la natura, la scopre per noi che la attraversiamo nei suoi giardini, tra mondi della realtà e del sogno. Guardare un film attraverso il suo giardino significa rivivere lo spazio mediante la cinepresa, in una poetica delle forme di varia bellezza. Come una lunga passeggiata, il libro ci accompagna nelle meraviglie della natura cintata e dei suoi sentieri che abbracciano in un unico, complesso disegno, immagini e movimento.C'è un paradosso al centro di questo saggio uscito per Olschki: il giardino, luogo che associamo istintivamente alla quiete e alla natura addomesticata per il piacere dell'occhio, diventa nel cinema il teatro privilegiato di inganno, delitto e smarrimento. Laura Falqui e Raffaele Milani attraversano decenni di storia del cinema per raccontarlo: dal prato deserto di Blow Up, dove il fotografo di Antonioni scopre per caso un omicidio, ai giardini geometricamente perfetti de I misteri del giardino di Compton House di Peter Greenaway, teatro di un doppio inganno; dal labirinto innevato di Shining al tempo sospeso e ipnotico de L'anno scorso a Marienbad di Resnais, fino al capitolo più duro, quello su La zona d'interesse di Jonathan Glazer, dove il giardino curato della famiglia del comandante di Auschwitz diventa cornice di un'indifferenza assoluta al male, a pochi metri dalle camere a gas.Il libro non è dunque una storia del "giardino come sfondo", ma la tesi opposta: la natura filmata come soggetto vivente, strumento di racconto, specchio di potere, memoria e resistenza — un modo per rileggere il cinema di Antonioni, Greenaway, Kubrick, Resnais, Bergman, Jarman, Glazer attraverso lo spazio che meno ci si aspetterebbe come chiave interpretativa.Laura Falqui è saggista, scrittrice, specialista di arti visive, regista teatrale. Studiosa del Preraffaellitismo inglese, ha dedicato a questo argomento saggi in volume e altri scritti. Tra questi: Ascoltare l'incenso. Confraternite di pittori nell'Ottocento (1985); Aurea domus. Viaggio nel sogno preraffaellita (1995), La sostanza nascosta. Il silenzio nella pittura (2017), Il tocco dell'invisibile. La grafite di Edward Burne-Jones (2024). Da qualche anno ha trasferito la sua scrittura creativa dalla drammaturgia a una forma narrativa, in cui affiorano le sue passioni di sempre: la pittura del secondo Ottocento inglese, la fiaba, il nonsense. - (febbraio 2026) - Raffaele Milani è docente di Estetica del Paesaggio nella Scuola di Specializzazione in Beni storico-artistici dell'Università di Bologna, già professore ordinario di Estetica presso il Dipartimento di Scienze dell'Educazione nello stesso Ateneo. È stato direttore del “Laboratorio di ricerca sulle città e i paesaggi”, keynote speaker in convegni internazionali, visiting professor in varie università straniere. Tra le sue pubblicazioni, tradotte in diverse lingue: L'arte del paesaggio (2001), Il paesaggio è un'avventura (2005), I volti della grazia. Filosofia, arte, natura (2009), Albe di un nuovo sentire (2020). All'inizio della carriera ha pubblicato sul cinema e sul teatro. - (febbraio 2026) - Diventa un supporter di questo podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/il-posto-delle-parole--1487855/support.IL POSTO DELLE PAROLEascoltare fa pensarehttps://ilpostodelleparole.it/

Host Gail Zugerman welcomes return guest Sky Bergman, an award winning film Documentarian, to discuss her latest project about finding humor as we grow older. Bergman shares the backstory behind "The Jollytologist", a documentary centered on Allen Klein and the healing power of laughter. She explains how simple attitude shifts and everyday curiosity pull anyone out of a rut. Bergman also talks about her path from Professor Emeritus of Photography and Video at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo to full-time filmmaker. Listeners gain tactical insights on staying connected, pursuing new passions, and finding joy in life's smallest moments. She also previews her other recent projects, including "Lives Well Lived" and "Mochi".

Crosstalk with Mason and Ireland (Andy Kamenetzky)  Morales couldn't wait to come at D'Marco after the Myles Garrett interview. Trav is still in awe about standing so close to Myles. How is training camp different? The social team brought tacos for us! Travis gave the social team some props and producer Laura for the way she catches the football. One of the security guards thought Trav was a former QB. Plus, the MVP race is now wide open and Ohtani isn't a sure winner. First Pitch: Bergman joins the show and lets us know what his biggest concerns are for the Dodgers.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sedano dives into Kappy's conversation with Brian Windhorst about Luka Dončić being a leader. He responds to Kap's take and explains how he feels Luka leads the Lakers. Dr. Klapper joins the show! He breaks down Chris Bosh's blood clot advice to Victor Wembanyama and Dalton Rushing's UCL injury. Bergman has the Lindsey Segment. Beto tells us a funny story from the beginning of his journalism career. Can the Lakers find a way to land P.J. Washington? Beto has his Dealers Choice presented by Sellers Advantage. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Listen: Lauren Class Schneider talks to Teddy Bergman, director of “Birthright” at MCC Theater. PhotosMolly Ranson, Nate Mann, Liz Larsen, Eli Gelb, Molly Bernard, Zoë Winters, and Hale Appleman in MCC Theater’s 2026 production of BIRTHRIGHT – Photo by Emilio MadridZoë Winters, Nate Mann, Eli Gelb, Molly Ranson, Liz Larsen, read more

The Phantom, Dossy, and Five Names are joined by the current number 1 overall coach (Jamie, coach of StupidSexyFlanders) to discuss his season so far. Sitting 76 points clear with three weeks left, the lads talk about his starting team, trade strategy, how he's handling the pressure up top, and how many trades he has left... Plus, all your favourite segments, including What's the Goss with Dos, Unique Names with Five Names, and The Phantom's Phry Pan! The Phantom also releases a new song in honour of the Chief's latest meltdown in the group chat. Latest SuperCoach news and trade advice: linktr.ee/supercoachafl Watch on the CODE Sports YouTube channel! Drop your Lare Mare voicemail via SpeakPipe. SuperCoach Plus: supercoach.com.au/sc-plus CHAPTERS:Round recap (00:00)Heroes and villains (03:00)Lair Mare of the Week (07:00)Rankings update! (08:00)What’s the goss with Dos (10:30)A chat with the number one coach! (16:20)The Phantom’s Top targets (21:00)Unique Names with Five Names (25:45)The People’s Choice (27:00)The Phantom’s Fry Pan (29:00)New song “Salt” by Phantom (31:30) Hosts:The Phantom: @ThePhantomSC /X | @ThePhantomSC /IGSimeon Thomas-Wilson: @Simeon_TW /X | @FiveNamesFantasy /IGDos: @HKDos /X | @dossySC /IG Produced by Haydn Kenny. Recorded on Monday August 3, 2026. Lyrics to "Salt" by The Phantom Luke Hackson ruining my flawless chief cup campaign. How the **** does Hackson get 100 fantasy and 2 goals and only 77. Dossy need a Matt Rowell miracle. Yeah simmy with three all time flukes starting off with Ollie Bumpsey having a career night. Season best scores for flukey sim so far. Aliir aliir you **** serious. Dossy goin out in chief off an asterisk win. Bergman first tonne of the year. Dossy loving Bowey in classic but getting murdered at the same time in draft. Beyond flukey. Sim got no right. The fact I didn’t use a waiver on Herbert too coz I wanted to save my priority for the next week of finals. I reckon I had a higher priority than sim too. We had four 1,500 scores for the entire season (Daddsy 2, Ant 1, Dossy 1). My finals opponents: 1598, 1502. Collusion. You’re right. Simmy gonna drop a 1200 in the prelim while dossy getting 1500 eliminated. Asterisk confirmed. What a waste. Follow SuperCoach AFL on Instagram. Follow SuperCoach AFL on TikTok. Follow SuperCoach AFL on X. Like SuperCoach AFL on Facebook. Subscribe on CODE Sports YouTube Channel. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman, Alfred Hitchcock. OK, I’m pretty much done. What else shall I say? WWII intrigue, a love story, a well-played villain. These are also things I could say. Also, the length of the kiss between Grant and Bergman put the Production Code office all in a tizzy. Shelly Brisbin with Micheline Maynard, David J. Loehr, Annette Wierstra, Randy Dotinga and Philip Mozolak.

Cary Grant, Ingrid Bergman, Alfred Hitchcock. OK, I’m pretty much done. What else shall I say? WWII intrigue, a love story, a well-played villain. These are also things I could say. Also, the length of the kiss between Grant and Bergman put the Production Code office all in a tizzy. Shelly Brisbin with Micheline Maynard, David J. Loehr, Annette Wierstra, Randy Dotinga and Philip Mozolak.

Given the rate of Bergman releases in the Criterion Collection it surprised us to realize that we haven't seen a film from the man in nearly two years. And what a surprising Bergman to come back to. Persona (1966) seems to be Bergman recognizing his place in the world cinema while also having or recovering from another breakdown. It starts with like 10 minutes of experimental film, and the thesis for this experiment is "Oh you want another Bergman film?" And the weirdness continues through the rest of the movie.

Time for Sports Graffiti! Mason and Ireland are joined by Bergman for another ‘Boys in Blue' report! Will MLB miss games next season? What did Lincoln Riley have to say at BigTen Media day? How good can USC Football be this season? Why are the LA Olympic 28 tickets so expensive? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Time for Sports Graffiti! Mason and Andy Kamenetzky stay with the phones to hear from more reactions to LeBron James to Philly. The crew is joined by Ramona Shelburne! What does Momo think of LeBron to the 76ers? Bergman joins the show for another, ‘Boys in Blue Report'! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

D'Marco, Travis, and Mike Trudell broadcast live from Santa Monica for the State of the City, kicking things off with Crosstalk alongside Mason & Ireland. Trudell shares his World Cup hangover and excitement for the upcoming Premier League season, while the crew has some fun with D'Marco getting distracted by the live band. Plus, they dive into the Rams and debate whether Sean McVay has his best roster yet, before wrapping up the hour with Bergman checking in from the studio for First Pitch. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Time for Sports Graffiti! Mason and Ireland take a listen to marriage advice John found. The crew dive a little into college football and what Georgia is doing different from other top teams. Bergman drops into the studio for another Boys in Blue Report! Is there enough parody in baseball? Another edition of, ‘Start, Bench, Cut.' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

This week Matt sits down with Brady Bergman, a licensed clinical professional counselor in Wichita and former firefighter of over 20 years, to talk about one of the trickiest parts of parenting: letting kids fail. Brady shares how his path to counseling began informally, doing peer support work with fellow firefighters and walking alongside men in the church long before he pursued his license, and how that lay experience shaped his approach even more than his formal training.The conversation digs into what Brady calls "allowing our kids to safely suffer consequences," starting with attachment theory and secure base parenting in early childhood, then moving through the escalating stakes of the teen years, driving, dating, and heartbreak. Brady offers memorable, practical frameworks along the way, including the "uh-oh" method for calm, consistent consequences, the difference between helicopter and "Apache helicopter" parenting, and the idea that as parents get their own identity tangled up in their kids' success, they can unintentionally rob them of the chance to build resilience and self-worth.The episode closes with a candid conversation about parental guilt and grace, along with Brady's conviction that modeling growth and owning mistakes matters more than parenting perfectly. Brady and Matt tie the conversation back to faith throughout, touching on neuroplasticity as a modern echo of Paul's call to renew our minds, and Jesus' promise that "in this life you will have trouble."

Time for Sports Graffiti! Ireland and Andy Kamenetzky stay with the phones to hear from more fans! The crew is joined by Bergman for another ‘Boys in Blue Report!' Should the Dodgers make a move for Skubal? Su'a Cravens drops into the studio! Will AD be back on the Rams? Who are the top ten Wide Receivers in the NFL? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Some films carry a weight: it's a classic; it's a masterpiece, it's a classic masterpiece. Ingmar Bergman's The Seventh Seal is one such film, and Joe loves it. Till now, it's never felt like the right time for Adam to dally with Bergman. Now Joe has made him watch a Knight play chess with Death. This episode comes with no weight, it's a tale of a man, a film and a rusty nail.Got a film you forgot you forgot? Join our growing Discord community and tell us all about it: https://discord.gg/b3CUUdPRf7Or send us an email at moviesyouforgotyouforgot@gmail.com with your thoughts, episode suggestions, or just some light praise.You can also follow Adam @errorofways on Letterboxd; he rates and reviews the films he watches. Also, be a pal: tell your chums, rate us, review us, shout our name into the void - whatever helps spread the word.

Welcome back to the Woody Allen show! ugh…Last ep we covered Annie Hall and for this one we're returning right back with his immediate follow up: Interiors.  If you got a problem with that, take it up with Mary Beth Hurt, whose recent death prompted us to cover this film. But we aren't too mad about it since this extremely serious drama prompted some good conversation. Topics include: Bergman, Chekhov, and getting drunk with Maureen Stapleton and Geraldine Page.

Time for Sports Graffiti! Mason and Ireland dive into Erling Haaland's insane diet, could you eat all that food? The crew takes a live look at the France and Morocco game in the World Cup Quarter-Finals! Bergman drops into the studio to discuss the Boys in Blue! When are Will Smith, Glasnow, and Snell going to be back in the lineup for the Dodgers? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Chuck Bergman joins us to discuss his work with psychic investigations and police departments. He will also delve into consciousness, the afterlife, and death. Guest Link Chuck Bergman

Scene 2: 00.06.15-00.12.40THE MINSIDER — a limited investigative-style deep dive into Michael Mann's The Insider (1999).THE MINSIDER BREAKS the big story of The Insider's lasting cultural and cinematic impact — from whistleblower narratives to journalistic ethics, corporate pressure, sound design, and performance.Guests: Lowell Bergman: A producer/correspondent for FRONTLINE. Bergman is also the Reva and David Logan Distinguished Professor of Investigative Reporting at the Graduate School of Journalism at the University of California at Berkeley, where he has taught a seminar dedicated to investigative reporting for more than 15 years.Bergman's career spans nearly four decades, beginning the late 1960s when he worked for a weekly newspaper in San Diego, as a freelancer for Ramparts Magazine and then as an editor of Rolling Stone. In 1976, he was part of a group of reporters who investigated the assassination of Don Bolles, a reporter for The Arizona Republic, and in 1977 he was a co-founder of the Center for Investigative Reporting.In 1983, Bergman joined CBS News as a producer for the weekly news magazine 60 Minutes, where over the course of 14 years he produced more than 50 stories on subjects ranging from organized crime, international arms and drug trafficking to terrorism and corporate crime. The story of his investigation of the tobacco industry for 60 Minutes was chronicled in the Academy Award-nominated feature film The Insider.Liam BillinghamPodcast host and producer. Die Hard On A Blank (@diehardoab) and 48 Hours of Buddy MoviesTWITTER: @LiamGBillinghamThank you so much for the ongoing support!Dan Mecca -co-founder and managing editor of The Film Stage. He is a filmmaker living in Pittsburgh.TWITTER: @DJMECCAWEBSITE: HTTPS://THEFILMSTAGE.COM/PODCAST: THE B-SIDE PODCASTConor O'Donnell - Co-host of The B-Side podcast, writer at the Film Stage and producer.TWITTER: @SCRUFFYL00KINWEBSITE: HTTPS://THEFILMSTAGE.COM/PODCAST: THE B-SIDE PODCAST (@TFSBSIDE)One Heat Minute ProductionsWEBSITE: oneheatminute.comTWITTER: @OneBlakeMinute & @OHMPodsMERCH: https://www.teepublic.com/en-au/stores/one-heat-minute-productionsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

The time has come, dear listeners. The end of June Gloom 2: Down to Frown. We hope you enjoyed this annual, well, bi-annual -okay, occasional - trip into the dark abyss of the "saddies" released by New World Pictures. And for our closing film, do we have a sad film for you: 1978's AUTUMN SONATA aka HÖSTSONATEN, written and directed by Ingmar Bergman, and starring Ingrid Bergman, Liv Ullmann and Lena Nyman. It's a real Bergman-off, with double your Bergmans for all your crying (and whispering) pleasure!How did New World get their hands on this? We explain! How well did the Bergmans (not related) get along during filming? We'll tell you! What's the best elixir for get deep into conversation with you mom? You may know already, but we discuss, and imbibe! Was Bergman a "bro," we explore! And do you want stories about piano lessons from our actual life? You just lucked out! Trust us, 'ol Berg put together a wild movie, and so our episode follows suit, as we discuss the business Bergie should have dived into, delve into Berg Berg's personal life, and hey, are those pizza bites ready yet? Did the timer go off? Are we wrapped for the day or do we have to film more close-ups? Trust us, this is the episode of Bergman you don't want to miss! For more about the New World Pictures Podcast, including previous episodes, t-shirts, mugs, sweatshirts, other merch and more, we DARE YOU to head here: https://newworldpicturespodcast.com/For all the shows in Someone's Favorite Productions Podcast Network, head here:  https://www.someonesfavoriteproductions.com/ 

Mason and Ireland are both out again today. Andy Kamenetzky and Ramona Shelburne are in the studio! How was Momo's experience at the NBA Finals? The crew dive into the latest big trade out of the NBA! LaMelo Ball has been traded to the Minnesota Timberwolves to team up with Anthony Edwards! Bergman drops into the studio for another ‘Boys in Blue Report'! Ice Breakers! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Ireland is joined by Chris McGee, Geeter! The crew is also joined by Michael Funches and Chris Morales today! The NBA Draft is tonight and the Lakers currently have the 25th pick! There were some big trades in the NBA last night! Do the Lakers now have a better chance at signing Austin Reaves? Has the World Cup been better than expected? Bergman drops into the studio for another ‘Boys in Blue' report. Ice Breakers! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

We start the show reacting to the blockbuster trade that shook the NBA world yesterday, the Bucks traded Giannis Antetokounmpo to the Miami Heat. Mike Trudell is in studio today with Kap. Sedano gives us a breakdown of what the Giannis move means for the NBA. The crew gives a preview of what moves we could see in tonight's NBA Draft. What role does the Lakers play in all of this offseason chaos? Bergman tells us his takeaways from the Dodgers series-opening win over the Twins yesterday. What does all this NBA drama mean for Austin Reaves and the Lakers? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Time for Sports Graffiti! Mason and Ireland are joined by Ramona Shelburne! What does Momo think about the Lakers offseason? Bergman joins the guys in the studio to talk Dodgers baseball! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Time for Sports Graffiti! Mason and Ireland discuss athletes taking jersey numbers of players that are already on the team. The crew is joined by special guest ESPN's Rich Eisen! The guys dive into the idea of College Sports being ‘broken.' What did Notre Dame's AD have to say about a ‘Super League'? Bergman drops into the studio for another ‘Boys in Blue Report!' Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices