Podcasts about blade running

Whhhhaats up ya'll and welcome to episode 283 of The Chumpcast! We had a lot of fun this week talking about the “big game”, dumbass scammers, and Death on the Nile. Enjoy! You can find us on all social media platforms @thechumpcast. You can also call or text us at 847-920-6107. TIMESTAMPS! 0:10 - Hello darkness, my old friend (aka football going bye bye), plus Jackass talk 9:20 - Here's where you, the audience, get to hear about how badly our Super Bowl bets went  12:55 - TRAILERS! The Adam Project, DC Flexin', Brick in Lightyear, and big ass Dinos 27:10 - NEWS DUMP! Netflix says goodbye to the Defenders, Futurama lives (again and again), Blade Running, and Oscar noms 35:15 - RECOMMENDATIONS! Book of Boba Fett gets better, Mark watches people climb mountains, improv murder mysteries, and the quarterback equivalent of Wonder Bread 48:10 - BEST MAN ALIVE! People are always going to try to scam you. You should screw with them, like Smithers did. 58:30 - REVIEW TIME! Death on the Nile is a movie, and we saw it. Was it good? YOU BE THE JUDGE! 1:07:20 - Next time, on The Chumpcast… If you're looking for merch, you can check out our website, thechumpcast.com You can also support us by using our Amazon Affiliate link, thechumpcast.com/amazon.If you like us, tell a friend! Subscribers help us grow and bring you more of the content you love. We also appreciate ratings and reviews on iTunes. Thanks to Broke For Free for the intro song "If".  You can find more of them at the Free Music Archive here.

On this episode, blade runners Caitlin Connor (below-knee amputee) and Geoff Turner (above knee amputee)  discusses everything about running sprints, short distances and marathons on running blades and the differences between below knee and above knee amputees. Find out more about the different socket setup, different blades, and techniques and things to consider when running on a running blade.

Kimberly didn't start running until she was 27 -- she's now 30. In her 2019 debut race, the World Para Athletics Championships in Dubai, she came away with a silver and bronze medal in the 200m and 100m. She's seeking to compete on the Danish Para Track and Field Team in Tokyo. When Kimberly was eight-years old she was in a bus crash that changed her life and how she approaches everything she does. This episode explores the world of running prosthetics, Kimberly's love of adventure, and her experiences of loss and grief. NOTE: This episode contains themes that some people may find upsetting, including descriptions of depression and suicide. Thank you to Producer Michelle Poulin for her terrific efforts spearing this episode! Experts interviewed include Keith Antoine, Ken Endo, and Dr. Katherine Shear. Audio clip from Women's 100m T64 Final | Dubai 2019 YouTube.

In Episode two Alan contemplates a month of self isolation, running the streets of his empty city, how to stay sane, our innate desire to understand and find answers, the wheels of 'conspiracy' theory hitting the tarmac, and looks back at Primordial's first ever show in Europe at Wacken Open Air 1998 and the lessons it taught a young upstart with a daft magicians beard.... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Breanne and Emily explore the past-present (you know, what past people thought the future would be like, except the future has become the present) in this episode all about Blade Runner (1982). It is totally not a coincidence that Blade Runner and this episode both happen in November 2019, it was definitely meticulously planned.Join us for explorations of the "ENHANCE" trope, the origin of the title "Blade Runner", and whether or not people are humans.Visit us: Facebook | Instagram | InterwebsThanks to Christian Zyp of Moving Radio! We thank you for your movie knowledge!Blade Runner (1982) - TrailerBreanne is confused by the "Blade Running" trope. If you are too, check it out. Def makes sense once you see it.Jack Black, The Holiday - Film scoresAlso - Breanne is fully aware that Einhorn should be EiNhorn. Not Eihorn. Your number still 911? Alllllrighty then.Emily Missed Out is a proud member of The Alberta Podcast Network, powered by ATBThis episode was kindly sponsored by:Telus World of Science - Marvel: Universe of Super HeroesATB FinancialEmail: emilymissedout@gmail.com

Brought to you by the Future Juice: Jeppson’s MalörtFeaturing the song “Promises” by The Barrerracudas, the song that all the kids are into and samples from the 1982 soundtrack album “Blade Runner” by Vangelis: The sound of the future.Recorded LIVE at The Paper Machete at Chicago’s Historic Green Mill Lounge courtesy of Jacob Serio and then deep in the impenetrable bunker known to the overlords as BENDER Studios.Please rate and review and welcome to the future.

Stan Marsh’s “best album ever” gets a fresh analysis, two very different bands take two very different approaches to punk, instrumental Poles go Blade Running and Irish indie heroes make a welcome return in the latest episode of Kill Shuffle. THIS WEEK: Nine by blink-182 / From Voodoo to Zen by Tides from Nebula / […]

With Westminster’s political bin-fire still burning bright, Mick caught up with Belfast-based journalist and author Siobhan Fenton to find out how it's affecting what’s going on in Northern Ireland. The team had a natter with writer Bella Heesom about her new play, Rejoicing At Her Wondrous Vulva The Young Woman Applauded Herself, and why we should all be celebrating our lady bits a lot more. Jen chats to terrific hockey birds Kate and Helen Richardson-Walsh about the BBC’s plans to #ChangeTheGame and the forthcoming summer of women’s sport, and all eyes – human and/or replicant – on Blade Runner in Dunleavy Does Dystopia. Contains flying cars. Meanwhile in the Bush Telegraph, there’s more Twitter twattery and some covert whales. Really. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Season 2 kicks off where I discuss the similarities and differences depicted in the 36 year old movie, Blade Runner, which is set in 2019 dystopia Los Angeles. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ChromaticDistortion/message

Episode Notes Our guest today is Sid Smith, a double amputee "Blade Runner". Learn how he accomplishes seemingly impossible things - like competing in an iron man triathlon with no legs. If you've ever wanted to know the habits and attitudes that drive successful people, then this podcast is for you. Each week we invite accomplished people onto the podcast to share how they achieved excellence in what they do. Hosted by serial entrepreneur Danny Villarreal. Find out more on the Shake the Earth website.

In this episode, special correspondent Anne Adams joins Matt for a discussion about 1982's Blade Runner and its 2017 sequel, Blade Runner 2049. They'll talk about the many versions of the original movie, the themes present in both films, and engage in the age-old fandom debate over whether Deckard is a replicant. Expect mentions of the mysterious Vangelis and some incredible special effects. 

Sam and TJ discuss Blade Runner 2049, what it means to be human, and why it matters on Palm Sunday.

Galaktacus gets around to exploring the meditative, sad, and beautiful cyberpunk world of Blade Runner, exploring our love of the original film and our thoughts on the longtime coming sequel, Blade Runner 2049.

  Being a science fiction & electronic music geek, it's no surprise that I'm a big fan of the soundtrack for the original Blade Runner film.  When I heard that they'd tabbed Johann Johannsson to do the score for the 2049 film I was very excited.  But then he was pulled from the project & replaced with Hans Zimmer.  While I've actually liked a few of Zimmer's recent scores, I wasn't overly impressed with his music for 2049.  It wasn't that I disliked it.  I think I was just disappointed that it wasn't Johannsson.   My son, however, liked the soundtrack much more than I did.  So much in fact that he went home after seeing the film, created his own track in the 2049 style and sent it to me the next day.  I was impressed with the track and immediately made plans for a Blade Runner mix.   The music here is a collection of tunes that sounds like it fit perfectly in Blade Runner 2049.  In searching for music I was happy to have rediscovered Xerrox, Vol. 2 by Alva Noto, such a great album.  I was also excited to find music and artists I'd not heard before like Ital Tek, Floating Machine & Island People.   Here's a link to my son's track which appears in the mix as track #3 - "Blade Running" by just a human.   https://soundcloud.com/axxmusic/blade-running-master/s-recEt      Cheers!     T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Alva Noto - Xerrox Moonphaser 2 05:00    Ital Tek - Jenova 10:10    just a human - Blade Running(unreleased) 12:18    36 - Black Future 16:05    Ryuichi Sakamoto - life, life 20:00    Trent Reznor & Atticus Ross - The Same Dream 23:51    Floating Machine - Nowhere 30:40    Island People - vogelsang 35:25    Andreas Tilliander - Syncussion Discussion 40:10    Boards of Canada - Transmisiones Ferox 41:35    Arovane & Hior Chronik - Into My Own 45:35    Ryuichi Sakamoto - Fullmoon 47:30    Island People - from the sky 54:35    Alva Noto - Xerrox Moonphaser 1 61:40    end        

In this episode Devan and J.S. review Ridley Scott's 1982 cult classic Blade Runner and the new sequel by Denis Villeneuve, Blade Runner 2049. Does J.S. even like Blade Runner? Did either movie take anything from the source material? All questions will be answered!   SHOW NOTES 00:00 Intro 00:43 Discussion of Blade Runner (1982) 24:34 Discussion of Blade Runner 2049 (2017) 52:31 Outro   MUSIC Theme Song: “Blue Water” by Tokyo Brass Style – Brass Style G – EP (2007) “Main Titles” by Vangelis – Blade Runner (1982) “Blade Runner” by Vangelis – Blader Runner (1982) “2049” by Hans Zimmer and Benjamin Wallfisch – Blade Runner 2049 (2017) “Suspicious Minds” by Elvis Presley – Blade Runner 2049 (2017)

Our consideration of Blade Running through the decades continues with a discussion of Denis Villeneuve’s new BLADE RUNNER 2049, which picks up several of the threads left dangling by Ridley Scott’s BLADE RUNNER and adds a few more of its own in the process. After discussing our mixed reactions to the new film, we dig into the many ways 2049 is informed by its predecessor, and the ways in which it manages to distinguish itself as well. Plus, Your Next Picture Show, where we share recent filmgoing experiences in hopes of putting something new on your cinematic radar. Please share your comments, thoughts, and questions about BLADE RUNNER, BLADE RUNNER 2049, or both by sending an email to comments@nextpictureshow.net, or leaving a short voicemail at (773) 234-9730.  Your Next Picture Show:  • Scott: S. Craig Zahler’s BRAWL IN CELL BLOCK 99 • Genevieve: Susan Lacy's SPIELBERG • Tasha: Angela Robinson’s PROFESSOR MARSON AND THE WONDER WOMEN • Keith: John Carroll Lynch's LUCKY and Kevin Phillips’ SUPER DARK TIMES Outro Music: Lauren Daigle, "Almost Human" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Fan-favorite, Dan Davis returns as we go dark and brooding this week with both Blade Runners, Super Dark Times (see?), and the lightest of the bunch, our #52PickUp this week: Hocus Pocus. ==Timestamps== Jamie– Blade Runner (Starts at 00:00) Communal– Blade Runner 2049 (14:32) Alex– Super Dark Times (40:37) #52PickUp #41– Hocus Pocus (42:20) Plugs, Close, & More! (52:34) *Secret Links below! Download us on iTunes every Thursday!! Subscribe and comment below to join the conversation! Now on Stitcher! Follow us on Facebook!  /NotQuitePod Follow us on Twitter! @NQHPod On Instagram– Jamie | Alex | Tim Do you have questions, suggested movies, or ...

In episode 30 Robert sees Blade Runner 2049 and talks spoiler free to John about it and as always the conversation goes off course. Open and Closing music provided by Ryen Slegr.

This week, Brendan, Phil, and Lisa welcome Kohji Nagata from Bunz Podcast network. Kohji joins in some retro reminiscing in celebration of the release of the SNES Classic. Phill kicks it off with a rundown of Halloween movies to check out around Toronto, including the traditional Saw movie. Next on the docket: Hollywood news. Hugh Hefner is getting a biopic, and the cast of the Fast and the Furious franchise are twitter feuding again. The crew takes a look at Blade Runner 2049. Phil talks about whether or not this new iteration of a beloved title lives up to its predacessor. Finally, Brendan talks about his time with the SNES Classic. He and the crew talk about some of the beloved titles available, Star Fox 2, and what they would have liked to see.

In this week's episode, the guys review the sci-fi classic Blade Runner, discuss the protesting throughout the NFL and NBA superstars Dwayne Wade and Carmelo Anthony changing teams.    Welcome to Popcorn and Cleats. The only show that combines the worlds of sports and film, and filters them through the genius of Kyle and Ryan. Twitter: Kyle: @bahler Ryan: @ryanfasciano

Welcome to Anonymous Tabletop Episode 15. In this episode we get in touch with our inner Groots, Dave forgets how to count and invites his imaginary friend to the show, and Joe tries his hand at Blade Running when Tim takes a Voight-Kampff test and fails. We also have a spoiler-filled discussion about Guardians of […]

Welcome to Anonymous Tabletop Episode 15. In this episode we get in touch with our inner Groots, Dave forgets how to count and invites his imaginary friend to the show, and Joe tries his hand at Blade Running when Tim takes a Voight-Kampff test and fails. We also have a spoiler-filled discussion about Guardians of […]

The Millennials are back, and they're here to shorten words! Come with us on another exciting edition of Stay Cool, Geek as we totes discuss GOTG Volume 2, Blade Runner 2, The Defenders, Dunkirk, and the Mumms! The guys also discuss the latest slang and music of their generations. Yes, really!

USA's David Prince, a former drug dealer and dropout, inspired the world by winning bronze in the 400m T44 at London 2012 Paralympic Games.   At 17, Prince dropped out of high school and decided he'd make a living selling drugs. Then he crashed his motorcycle during a street race and his lower right leg was amputated. Vowing to turn his life around, Prince, changed his ways and has trained to become one of the top Paralympic sprinters in the world. Now a member of the IMG Academy training stable under the teaching of sprint coach great, Loren Segrave, Prince is addicted to training to be the best win gold in Rio at the 2016 Paralympic games. On Saturday, April 7th, I have a chance to interview this amazing young man who wants nothing more than to have young people learn from his mistakes as well as his successes.  Please tune in and follow the show. About the Host John Register is a four-time track and field all-American and graduate of the University of Arkansas. He competed in two Olympic Trials in three different sports. While training for his 3rd Olympic trials as the 8th fastest 400m hurdler in the country, he landed wrong, dislocated his knee, ruptured his artery, and five days later became and amputee. Despite the devastating setback, he hurdled his adversity and won the silver medal in the long jump at the 2000 Paralympic Games in Sydney, Australia and set the American Record in the process. He now uses his life’s journey to help businesses "Learn SECRETS to Medal Podium Performance! Identify their COMPETITIVE Advantage! Be the CENTER of EXCELLENCE and break into their NEW NORMALS!"

Brian and Jonathan talk to James Spanos about about the latest game from Wormwood Studios, Until I Have You. Until I Have You is a 2D action game that follows the exploits of a the Artist as he runs through a cyberpunk world. For more information, checkout the links below.

Movie Meltdown - Episode 178 This episode we are coming to you “live” from WonderFest! And if that wasn’t exciting enough, this week is also the much anticipated return of Misty and Jay!! And we find out what they’ve been up to lately (oddly enough involving a serial killer and a squirrel)! All that plus we talk to two terrific actresses... Joanna Cassidy (Blade Runner) and Julie Adams (Creature from the Black Lagoon). Both amazingly accomplished women with impressive careers, and we sit down and reminisce about some of their more interesting movie memories.Plus somewhere along the way we mention... being a mentor, Long Day's Journey Into Night, The 12 Musketeers, being a bit of a loner, working with Elvis, Black Roses, insulting Corey, watching British television, Joss Whedon fan fiction, being a touchstone, getting shot with an arrow, guts on your lawn mower, James Coburn, art and sculpture, nobody wants to pet a Jawa, mommy, Fades, Milla, Jeremy Renner’s face, working with Robert Zemeckis, Body of Proof, my father’s first wife..., Giorgio Tsoukalos, Doorway, changing your name, Francis the Talking Mule, puffy paint don’t really last, Til Schweiger, over-stereotypical characters, a Moon Knight movie, Call Me Fitz, working with John Wayne, Ancient Aliens, the return of Winchester, conjuring up the tears, getting a tattoo to commemorate killing your first victim, working with Bob Hoskins, suspicious rocks, Cabin in the Woods, working with Ridley Scott, Six Feet Under, having a bathing suit shop, postponing a wedding for George Romero, Sherlock, Rambo the Avenger, a fur coat gets you the job, being taken over by CG, Donald O'Connor, Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid, Bullitt, working with Charlton Heston and playing a pathological transvestite.“If anybody had told me that 50-some years later, we’d even be talking about this movie... I would have said - ARE YOU CRAZY?!” To order Julie’s book The Lucky Southern Star: Reflections from the Black Lagoon, go to:  http://www.julieadams.biz/