Podcast appearances and mentions of bobby long

We begin executing episode 66 with a heartfelt Movies N Sh*t tribute to the ultimate cinematic daddy and legend of legends, James Earl Jones.  Then it's on to a little movie theater talk, followed by a discussion about movie trailer dialogue delivery vs. actual movie dialogue delivery before your regularly scheduled programming of Movies We've Seen since last time (21:36), TV Talk (1:39:57), and Entertainment News/Upcoming Trailers and Stuff (2:00:00).  Then it's time for a double dose of “Not Like This, Christopher Nolan” along with some enlightening listener feedback at 2:16:15 before Patrick's shameful showing of What Year Did That Come Out Again? at 2:25:28 but impressive performance during Tomato Talk at 2:28:10 to redeem himself before both of the podsmiths provide a Hidden Gem recommendation for your viewing pleasure.  Episode highlights include Kelly and Patrick arguing about transformers, agreeing about the joy of showing someone a movie they end up liking, discussions about the real-time storytelling format, movie hitmen, a lack of sincerity in today's hip, self-aware flicks, a general lack of respect amongst movie theater audiences today and whether or not we even deserve nice things, and of course, a love song for Bobby Long.  Special shout-out to all our North Carolina friends and listeners recovering from the storm.  Thinking about you all and hoping you are back with the power to watch all the movies you can get your hands on very soon.  

Welcome to a new episode from The Film Stage! It's not The Film Stage Show. It's not The B-Side! It's something else! It's a Box Office Bonanza from The Film Stage! Here we talk about random box office weekends and where they fit into our lives. The movies, the memories! This episode features Dan Mecca, Conor O'Donnell, Mitchell Beaupre, Jordan Raup, and Ross Bratin. The box office weekend in question is January 14th, 2005. The number one movie in the country was the Samuel L. Jackson basketball picture Coach Carter. The number five movie was the superhero dud Elektra. There's also the little-seen indie A Love Song for Bobby Long. The Flight of the Phoenix remake was still on the board. Racing Stripes was about to hold really well for a few weeks. Way down is Blade: Trinity, in its sixth week. We discuss those reports of troubles between Wesley Snipes and Ryan Reynolds on set. Made all the more interesting with Deadpool & Wolverine out in the world. There's also some earnest chatter about the television show Suits. Perhaps most interesting this weekend is White Noise. It's surprising box office success - despite its January release date and bad reviews - changed the January month strategy for Hollywood studios. We also talk a little about the Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, Bad Boys: Ride or Die, and an earnest discussion about Jon Watts and if he is, in fact, a real human being. Enjoy this episode and suggest other interesting box office weekends to cover in the future!

Melbourne's Medically Supervised Injecting Room (MSIR) in North Richmond opened in 2018. This was the result of a years-long grassroots campaign led by the local community, fed up with constant overdoses in the streets. The MSIR operates on principles of harm reduction which simply work and urgently need to be applied throughout the world. The stigma around drug use, and the criminalising of drug users, must end - and that begins with us. In 1955, Frank Sinatra made a historically significant contribution to the destigmatisation of drug use on film in Otto Preminger's The Man with the Golden Arm. In a depiction that is in many ways still radical today, Sinatra's character of Frankie Machine is a regular person who is trying his best to shake off a heroin addiction but is simply failed by a society that does not have the means to support him. A compelling and empathetic performance by Sinatra, and subject matter which openly defied the Production Code of its era, made this a memorable classic for many and contributed to a better world. This week on SUDDENLY, friend of the show Spike Vincent joins us to watch The Man With the Golden Arm, sharing his thoughts and personal experiences. Meanwhile, Rabia has been reading up on the MSIR and reports back on the experience of touring the facility to see what goes on first-hand. As a thematic wild card, we also watched an Australian DVD of the film called A Night at the Cinema with extra footage intended to replicate the experience of seeing this film in 1955 in a cinema in specifically Castlemaine, Victoria - including "God Save the Queen", a newsreel, cartoon, local ads etc - which leads us to compelling footage of the 1955 Maitland floods. Plus, an update on Bobby Long. Sources for this episode: * The Man with the Golden Arm (1955) (watch in full - public domain) * Jack Pearl - Robin and the 7 Hoods (novelisation) (1964) * Lou Reed interview, "Reed Goes Public on Velvet Underground", The Canberra Times, 4 October 1987  * Nobody Dies Here: Inside Melbourne's Medically Supervised Injecting Room (2023) podcast   * Judy Ryan - You Talk, We Die: The Battle for Victoria's First Safe Injecting Facility (2022)  * Link to book tours of the MSIR (Melbourne Supervised Injecting Room)  * Photo of the "You Talk, We Die" mural in North Richmond  * Stimulant Treatment Program at St Vincents Hospital in Sydney   * A Year to Remember - 1955 (1965) Newsreel including Maitland flood footage * Katie Carr, "The problem with the 'disabled villain' trope", The Nora Project, 7 October 2022. * Detective Pikachu (2019) * Where to obtain Naloxone - official advice from Australian Government * Brian Jeffery, "Gays come out of the closet", The Canberra Times, 13 March 1982 contact: suddenlypod at gmail dot com website: suddenlypod.gay donate: ko-fi.com/suddenlypod

The state and federal bench has transformed in recent years, with more textualist/originalist judges appointed or elected. These changes are influencing how advocates should prepare to make winning arguments. A panel of jurists and leading litigators will offer their best advice to young advocates in making successful oral arguments and incorporating originalism and textualism into their briefs. They will offer their perspectives on how litigation tactics might change, if at all, at the appellate or trial court levels. They will also discuss why litigators play such a key role in encouraging textualist and originalist decisions.Featuring:Whitney Hermandorfer, Director of Strategic Litigation Unit and Assistant Solicitor General, Office of the Tennessee Attorney GeneralHon. Bobby Long, Judge, 1st District Court of Appeal, FloridaHon. Jay Mitchell, Associate Justice, Alabama Supreme CourtEd Wenger, Partner, Holtzman Vogel Baran Torchinsky & Josefiak PLLCModerator: Hon. Kathryn Kimball Mizelle, U.S. District Court, Middle District of Florida

Au menu cette semaine: The Equalizer 3, Blue Velvet, Mulholland Drive, A Love Song for Bobby Long, Fences, The Straight Story, The Book of Eli, Inland Empire, Lost Highway et bien plus.

We found out what happened to Bobby Long. Mostly. And on this episode we're joined by Mark Cantor, America's leading jazz film archivist. Mark is an expert in "Soundies", the early music videos/short films that played on Panoram video jukeboxes in bars, cafes and other public places across America throughout the 1940s. Yes, they had video jukeboxes, and music videos, as far back as the 1940s. We've crossed paths with Mark because he's uncovered an obscure Soundie titled Club Lollypop that stars Bobby Long, the legendary child star and tap dancer who dropped out of public life after his appearance with Sinatra in 1947's It Happened in Brooklyn. (See Episode 13 for more on this.) This week, we have a fascinating chat with Mark about his friendships with Mel Torme and Bill Miller, his incredible collection of rare jazz footage and his lifelong appreciation for Sinatra. We learn all about Soundies - and then, finally, you all get to find out what happened to Bobby Long. Mostly.  Soundies featured in this episode: * Count Basie Orchestra with Jimmy Rushing - "Take Me Back, Baby" * Nat King Cole - "Errand Boy for Rhythm" * Gene Krupa and his Orchestra with Roy Eldrige and Anita O'Day - "Let Me Off Uptown"  * Toni Lane - "The Day of Hitler's Funeral (aka When Hitler Kicks the Bucket)"  * The Four Ginger Snaps - "Keep Smilin'"  * Barry Wood - "Any Bonds Today?" * Arica Wilde - "You Never Know"  * The Three Heat Waves - "Heat's On Again"   * Robert 'Tex' Allen - "The Fella with the Fiddle"  * Bobby Long, Marlene Cameron, Baby Barbara & others - "Club Lollypop"  Other clips: * Frank Sinatra and Louis Armstrong - "Lonesome Man Blues" (from The Frank Sinatra Show, December 31st, 1952)  * Duke Ellington - "Take the A Train" (from Reveille with Beverly) Mark Cantor's book, The Soundies: A History and Catalog of Jukebox Film Shorts of the 1940s, is out now. To learn more about Soundies and watch a huge collection of them, check out Mark's website, Celluloid Improvisations, and join his The World of Soundies Facebook group.  CONTACT: SUDDENLYPOD AT GMAIL DOT COM @SUDDENLYPOD on TWITTER / INSTAGRAM / MYSPACE  Donate to the show @ ko-fi.com/suddenlypod ***SPOILERS AHEAD*** A BRIEF BIOGRAPHY OF BOBBY LONG Bobby Long (March 27th, 1932 - October 31st, 2005) (born Bobby Earl Logsdon, also known as Bob Logsdon) was born in St. Louis, Missouri to Hubert Earl and Lola Mae Logsdon. He began tapdancing at the age of six, and by age ten was performing professionally on the vaudeville circuit. He toured the country throughout his teenage years, including gigs at the Majestic Theatre in Paterson, NJ and Steel Pier in Atlantic City, NJ, working alongside some of the biggest names in the country.  In 1942, he was featured in a Soundie named Club Lollypop, dancing alongside a young girl named Marlene Cameron who he had also worked with during his stage performances. He may have also appeared in other short films of this period. By 1946, he had moved to Santa Monica, CA. His big break came in the form of a starring role singing and tapdancing to "I Believe" alongside Frank Sinatra and Jimmy Durante in the 1947 MGM musical, It Happened in Brooklyn. He continued touring for several more months. Then, for unknown reasons, he seems to have quit showbiz and public life entirely. At some stage, he may have moved to New York and then back to California again. In 1951, at the age of 19, he enlisted in the United States Navy, most likely after being drafted. He served in the Korean War aboard the USS Philippine Sea as an aerographer's mate third class until 1955.  He then led a quiet and private life for the remainder of the 20th century. He married once in 1960 and divorced in 1971. When That's Entertainment, Part 2 was released in 1976, he was miscredited in the "I Believe" segment as "Billy Roy." (This is the name of a different child star from It Happened in Brooklyn.) Decades went by and despite ever-increasing interest in Sinatra, Old Hollywood and the MGM story, the story of Bobby Long was apparently never investigated. Logsdon seems to have done no interviews and did not speak publicly about his tapdancing career.  He lived around the Orange County area and worked in technical fields, including computer-assisted design, during at least the 1980s. He married again in the early 1980s and stayed in that relationship until his death on October 31st, 2005. In the late 2010s, interest grew in Bobby Long through comment sections on YouTube and other websites. Numerous people expressed awe at his prodigious ability, an interest in what might have happened to him, and surprise at his seeming to disappear from public life. In 2022-23, this was investigated by this podcast. It was determined where he ended up and that he seems to have led a quiet life by design, and so the case is now closed.

What is up, my lovely bitches and witches? Today, we are discussing a case from two perspectives - the perpetrator, Bobby Long, and one of the victims, Lisa. 

Burgers, dinosaurs, and tearing down AO Scott.

Pursy torna nella sua città natale in Louisiana, dopo la morte della madre Lorraine, che non ha quasi conosciuto e della quale non ha bei ricordi. Al suo arrivo nella casa fatiscente che fu della donna, Pursy trova Bobby Long, ex professore di letteratura e il suo pupillo, Lawson Pines. All'inizio, la convivenza sarà difficile e burrascosa, ma poi i tre costruiranno un legame intenso, grazie anche ai ricordi di Lorraine, che si scoprirà molto più affezionata alla figlia di quanto la giovane non abbia mai sospettato. Una pellicola poco conosciuta, con uno straordinario John Travolta dai capelli bianchi, ad incarnare un personaggio all'apparenza cinico e sgradevole, ma colmo di sfumature. Una pellicola sorprendente e toccante, che è un inno alla libertà, alla conoscenza ed alla famiglia ritrovata. La colonna sonora da incorniciare accompagna lo spettatore in una Louisiana magica, che dona serenità e riappacifica con sè stessi ed i propri rimpianti, creando forse nuove strade e opportunità verso il futuro. Delicato, intenso, da recuperare se non avete mai avuto il piacere di vederlo.

Back for year five with two homies. Catch up with Cranny post head injury and listen to him and Frecks talk about living in New York, OJ trips of yesteryear and more. Did Frecks give Bobby Long his nickname, did Cranny learn backflips on a bike at Windells? What was it like getting kicked out of Mississippi and did one of these guys really get int a min RV with Bushwick Bill and Willie D of the Geto Boys? TUNE IN! --------------------------------------- SUBSCRIBE NOW: https://bit.ly/2RYE75F --------------------------------------- INTRO MUSIC: "Mary's Cross" by Natur FIRST IMPRESSION: Austin Ayub CREDITS MUSIC: “Adirondack gate” by Shane Medanich CLOSING MONOLOGUE: Noelle Fiore EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR: Sharal Camisa INTERVIEW & EDITED: Greg "Schmitty" Smith CHECK OUT 'SKATERS ON BASEBALL' PODCAST: https://anchor.fm/skatesonbase If you want to help support the show, head over to https://www.talkinschmit.com/ and pick up some merchandise. There's also lots of photos, video and extras to help complement each interview. WEBSITE: https://talkinschmit.com/ YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/epiclytrife INSTAGRAM: @Talkin_Schmit FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/TalkinSchmit/ --------------------------------------- SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS: BLOOD WIZARD (http://bloodwizard.com/) BLUE PLATE (http://www.blueplatesf.com/) --------------------------------------- CONTACT with comments or suggestions: TalkinSchmit@Gmail.com We encourage you to help your local skate shops, your favorite restaurants, friends and family and be kind and give what you can to those that are in need. If you have good friends, tell them you love them while you still can. #skateboarding #podcast #TalkinSchmit #Frecks #Cranny #Arctic #SkateRock #PuntaMita --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/talkin-schmit/support

At age 15, prodigious triple-threat Bobby Long made his onscreen debut along Frank Sinatra in IT HAPPENED IN BROOKLYN (1947). Then he disappeared. What happened? For the first time ever, SUDDENLY investigates.   Bobby Earl Logsdon - child actor, singer and dancer - was born in 1932 in St. Louis, Missouri. His parents were Hubert Earl and Lola Mae Logsdon. He later moved to Santa Monica, California. His whereabouts post-1947 remain a mystery. If you have any specific insight as to where he ended up, get in touch: EMAIL: suddenlypod@gmail.com  INSTAGRAM: http://instagr.am/suddenlypod  TWITTER: http://twitter.com/suddenlypod  

The NBA Finals are upon us! Run That Back is well-represented by Celtics fans, so we're happy to welcome back Bobby Long, former basketball player, coach, and current Warriors fan! This week's show also features sporting events in recent movies, tennis talk, and more!

We've got a returning guest! Bobby Long, Director of Athletics at Crystal Springs Upland School in the Bay Area, comes back to talk to us about coaching at the high school level. First, we talk about how each of our schools handle coaching: how many of our coaches also teach at our schools, and what is expected of them (2:30)? Then we ask Bobby if bigger, more profitable sports should get special treatment (8:40). We also share stories of "coach-first teachers" whose classrooms were, let's say, not the most engaging (17:45), and how to make sure coaches are properly invested (24:10). Then, Jameel shares a funny sports moment and Bobby gives us a baseball-related Numbers Game.

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This episode features our first guest ever! Bobby Long, Director of Athletics at Crystal Springs Upland School in the Bay Area, talked to us about how school and sports should work together. We begin by recounting our own experiences as student athletes (3:40), how coaching and teaching overlap (9:25), and then Bobby shares about what good school athletics programs should look like (17:25) and how things are changing. Joe shares a funny story about his co-host, and we try something different in place of the numbers game.

You folks have probably figured out by now which types of movies our hosts enjoy. For Jeff, it's the silly, not too serious, low-brow but thoughtful movie like Boris and Natasha. For Stuart, it's the heartfelt, earnest, inspirational, thought-provoking movies like A Love Song for Bobby Long. Well get ready for another "Stuart" film, Ladder 49, where Jeff unfortunately may have made one too many firefighter jokes for Stuart to fully endorse this episode.Who writes these descriptions by the way?

Dane Rhodes is an actor and director in New Orleans La. He has appeared on stages and in films around the world. Some of his favorite experiences have included working on a world premier play called MAcbeth at the Gates with Roy Marsden and his friend David Lumsden and getting to work with John Travolta, Scarlette Johannson, and Shanie Gable on A Love Song for Bobby Long (the movie that launched his journey into film).Dane has acted with too many celebrated and gifted actors to list and has worked with genius directors like Tony Scott, Martin Campbell, Walter Hill, Jay Roach, and Timur Bekmambetov among others. He has also gotten to be a part of the magic that happens when Quentin Tarantino stands behind and in front of the camera.When he isn't chasing his career, he is chasing his dog Hunter around the Big Easy… his home away from home.Michael Sullivan Bio: His day job is a senior attorney for Social Security Administration.  Michaels done numerous local theater productions. Hes most recognized for playing Father McPorter in SandiRoads long-running production of Joey and Mary's Irish Italian Wedding (an interactive). He's played a priest or cleric of some sort in 8 different productions. He won a Big Easy (New Orleans theater award) for playing a nun in Divine Sister. He's been in two web series, was Rabbi Lander in Suit Up and Agent Sloan in The Cybernaturals.  He's been in several John Schneider movies including Smothered, Like Son, Christmas Cars, Stand On It and, of course, Poker Run. I was in an off Broadway production of Orpheus Descending.

So let's be real for a second. We've been hitting a rough patch with Travolta lately. Battlefield Earth was the iceberg, and the Travolta's been sinking for a while. But... in our deepest and darkest moment, a light shines through... a light that gives us hope that one day, John Travolta may be able to come back to our graces and give us the life that we've always wanted with him. That tiny ray of hope is A Love Song for Bobby Long.

We're back after another short hiatus! This week, Daily Grindhouse's Preston Fassel joins us to talk about two films featuring our heroes in erstwhile dysfunctional families: A Love Song for Bobby Long and Matchstick Men! In Love Song for Bobby Long, Travolta plays the titular Southern-fried English professor, a hard-drinking, hard-living man dealing with his itinerant ways in N'Awlins, only to have to grow up when a young girl (Scarlett Johansson, not quite yet playing black widows or Japanese people) shows up to claim the house he's squatting in as hers. Contrast that with Ridley Scott's masterful Matchstick Men, in which Cage fills the tic-filled shoes of a con man struggling with Tourette's and OCD, and what happens when a young girl (Alison Lohman) who may be his daughter comes into his life. One's a sprightly, energetic dramedy with all the power of an actor and director at the top of his game (plus Sam Rockwell dancing!). The other? Well, it's got Travolta saying “pussy” a lot. Take a listen!

We're back after another short hiatus! This week, Daily Grindhouse's Preston Fassel joins us to talk about two films featuring our heroes in erstwhile dysfunctional families: A Love Song for Bobby Long and Matchstick Men! In Love Song for Bobby Long, Travolta plays the titular Southern-fried English professor, a hard-drinking, hard-living man dealing with his itinerant ways in N'Awlins, only to have to grow up when a young girl (Scarlett Johansson, not quite yet playing black widows or Japanese people) shows up to claim the house he's squatting in as hers. Contrast that with Ridley Scott's masterful Matchstick Men, in which Cage fills the tic-filled shoes of a con man struggling with Tourette's and OCD, and what happens when a young girl (Alison Lohman) who may be his daughter comes into his life. One's a sprightly, energetic dramedy with all the power of an actor and director at the top of his game (plus Sam Rockwell dancing!). The other? Well, it's got Travolta saying “pussy” a lot. Take a listen!

This week's guest is a new crew of homies from Oceanside, CA, ATB. ATB is group of friends made up of my friends Brandon Cortez, Bobby Long, Chinto Alvarez, and ATB Dave. They filmed, edited, and are featured in their first video Dogspit. It is a very creative video with amazing skateboarding, original music, and wonderful editing. Enjoy!  Need Caffeine & GREEN? caffeineandgreenroasting.com  

Bobby Long is a lifelong skateboarder and co-owner of The Bumbag Co. We discussed how he got into skateboarding, quitting drinking for health reasons, and how Bumbag co was founded. We are also joined by Shea Cooper and Ana Fletcher. Enjoy! thebumbag.com Need Caffeine & GREEN??? caffeineandgreenroasting.com

Welcome back, spooky children! And welcome... TO EPISODE THIRTY. I'm sure we'll all be more excited when the show is an Elderly Beauty, but for now we're Thirty, Dirty, Flirty and kind of loving it. In this episode, Cyndi talks about Bobby Long, AKA "The Classified Ads Killer" before Niko takes us through the... disturbing life of Carl Tanzler and his literal corpse bride. Remember, if you like what you hear give us a rate and review and share us with a friend! And, as always, stay spooky! Ok Byeeeeee!!!Got any spooky stories? Send all your scary experiences (paranormal OR true crime) to us at truthandscare@gmail.com with the subject "Scaring is Caring" or "Listener Story" for the chance to be featured in our bonus episodes! Find us on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook @truthandscare! Theme Music: Sarah O'Heeron (@shutupsarah on fiverr) Cover Art: Carmen Lachman (@snowsmokeychan on instagram

This episode highlights some books and movies that inspired our hosts in one way or another. Rob discusses Dan OBannon and Return of the Living Dead and Robert Block in Psycho 2. Michelle Discusses her favorite childhood read, Island of the Blue Dolphins and the early 2000s movie Love Song for Bobby Long. You can read our show notes, with links to the materials discussed, and the picture of Rob as promised, on the blog! https://blog.hmcpl.org/podcast-episode-6-show-notes-books-and-movies-inspired-us Music - Story has Begun (Kielokaz 156)by KieLoKazis licensed under a    Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives 4.0 License.

In this week's special episode, we're counting down the Top 10 Things We've Seen from the one and only Scarlett Johansson! This list can include movies, shows, videos, etc. From North to Under the Skin to Jojo Rabbit, from Rob Reiner to Sofia Coppola to Noah Baumbach, Scarlett Johansson, at the young age of 35, has already solidified herself as one of the most accomplished actors working in Hollywood today. There were a lot of great things to choose from but what will be our Nr. 1 and therefore the Best Thing We've Seen from her? Tune in to find out :) What's the Best Thing YOU have seen from Scarlett Johansson? Let us know on Twitter/Instagram @BestThingRadio We hope you enjoy the show & thank you for listening! Things discussed in this episode (Spoiler-Free!): The Horse Whisperer, Ghost World, Lost in Translation, A Love Song for Bobby Long, Match Point, The Island, Scoop, The Prestige, The Other Boleyn Girl, Vicky Christina Barcelona, We Bought a Zoo, Hitchcock, Don Jon, Under the Skin, Her, Chef, Marriage Story, Jojo Rabbit and more. [We have once again exlcuded the MCU in our lists, simply for the sake of variety!] Timecodes: Flo's Picks: Nr. 10 - 12:15, Nr. 9 - 18:45, Nr. 8 - 27:07 (& 01:10:10), Nr. 7 - 31:24 (& 55:55), Nr. 6 - 27:16, Nr. 5 - 36:10, Nr. 4 - 42:03, Nr. 3 - 49:48, Nr. 2 - 01:01:25 The Best Thing Flo has seen from Scarlett Johansson: 01:14:49 Gabe's Picks: Nr. 10 - 12:15, Nr. 9 - 21:43, Nr. 8 - 27:16, Nr. 7 - 31:33 (& 42:03), Nr. 6 - 31:51, Nr. 5 - 41:48 (& 01:14:49), Nr. 4 - 49:48, Nr. 3 - 55:55, Nr. 2 - 01:10:10 The Best Thing Gabe has seen from Scarlett Johansson: 01:01:25 Honorable Mentions: 01:21:21 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bestthingpodcast/message

This week I tackle my least anticipated movie, the deep south John-Travolta-drinks-himself-to-death drama: A Love Song For Bobby Long! But although things may look grim for John, I'm happy to say that the budding Scarlett Johansson is back to fine form, despite duking it out with an obstinate accent! Listen as one of my most dreaded films becomes one of my favourite episodes yet!Download here! (click to stream, right-click to save).Please SUBSCRIBE to us on iTunes (and rate and/or review us!), plus you can like us on Facebook, and discuss this episode in our friendly Facebook group! If you enjoy it, spread the word!

The Golden Globes have a standing reputation for oddball nominations and this week we are discussing one of the peak examples: 2004′s A Love Song for Bobby Long. The film follows Scarlett Johansson as [ahem] Purslane Hominy Will, a young woman who inherits a home from her estranged mother only to find it occupied by … Continue reading "079 – A Love Song for Bobby Long"

Musician, Father, thinker and good man Bobby Long and I sat down and talked about work, life, social media, pressure, and the need for people to start being nicer.

Alderman Bobby Long on renaming street after MLK: 12/5/19, Hr. 2 by Conduit Media

Interview with Alderman Bobby Long on campaign trail: 11/13/19, Hr. 2 by Conduit Media

De Americana blues-rock troubadour Grayson Capps uit Alabama is momenteel op toer door Europa. Een van Grayson’s bekendste liedjes is ‘A Love Song for Bobby Long’, de titel track van de gelijknamige film met John Travolta en Scarlett Johansson. Grayson vertelt oa over de impact van Orkaan Katrina in zijn leven en de muziek van AC/DC, die hem hielp door de tijden chaos.

De Americana blues-rock troubadour Grayson Capps uit Alabama is momenteel op toer door Europa. Een van Grayson's bekendste liedjes is ‘A Love Song for Bobby Long', de titel track van de gelijknamige film met John Travolta en Scarlett Johansson. Grayson vertelt oa over de impact van Orkaan Katrina in zijn leven en de muziek van AC/DC, die hem hielp door de tijden chaos.

Interviews with John O'Connor and Bobby Long: 10/28/19, Hr. 2 by Conduit Media

This episode features the inimitable Grayson Capps, a singer-songwriter from Lower Alabama that got his start in 2004 when he wrote several songs for the movie "A Love Song for Bobby Long." In addition to his catalog of solo albums, he is also a member of the supergroup Willie Sugarcapps along with Will Kimbrough, Corky Hughes, and Anthony and Savana Lee Crawford, aka Sugarcane Jane. Grayson talks about his music and performs several songs live in the studio.Support the show (http://www.wildmansteve.com/MEMBERS.html)

Interview with Jonesboro City Councilman Bobby Long: 8/27/19, Hr. 2 by Conduit Media

Interview with Alderman Bobby Long: 8/7/19, Hr. 2 by Conduit Media

Interview with Jonesboro Alderman Bobby Long: 6/26/19, Hr. 2 by Conduit Media

Part 2 with Bobby Long is here! Lots of fun times in this episode. You even hear a couple college stories. We removed any last names to protect the innocent. As the title suggest, Bobby breaks Zack. Enjoy!If you would like to become a patron of the show, please check out our Patreon site. Remember that the first payment for any new patrons in May and June will be donated to a great cause!https://www.patreon.com/thosedramyinzersBe sure to rate and review us on iTunesFind all other info on our new site!https://pittsburghwhiskeyfriends.org/those-dram-yinzers/

Jon and Zack sit down with their college / fraternity buddy Bobby Long in this two part episode. Part 1 you will hear the guys talk about all things whiskey, from the Pappy line to different mouthy taste. Bobby sets the boys up with 7 different high proof bourbons. You get to hear the first 4 in this episode. Don’t worry, part 2 is going to be a blast. If you would like to become a patron of the show, please check out our Patreon site. Remember that the first payment for any new patrons in May and June will be donated to a great cause!https://www.patreon.com/thosedramyinzersBe sure to rate and review us on iTunesFind all other info on our new site!https://pittsburghwhiskeyfriends.org/those-dram-yinzers/

On this edition of Good Morning Orlando Bud, Alan, Yaffee, and Melissa talk about the latest news!Trump vs Pelosi! "She's crazy"/"He's Villainous" - Who's right? AND Border Security! Trump backs off wall funding and pitches new plan for illegals. ALSO Florida serial killer 35 year long road. How it would be in BUDTOPIA! PLUS Disney magic! Workers can go to UCF for free! BONUS! Bud honors our veterans for Memorial Day.

I sit down with singer / songwriter Bobby Long - in my friend Rick and Angie's kitchen. We talk about writing songs compared to writing poems, our appreciation of Steve Winwood, true fans, and finish with a small acoustic home concert.★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

Impression of the Session with State Rep. Mickey Gates and Interview with Bobby Long: 4/29/19, Hr. 2 by Conduit Media

For this edition of the Paltrocast, Darren spoke with legendary guitarist Kane Roberts, singer/songwriter Bobby Long and comedian, actor, writer, producer and director Marlon Wayans. Points of discussion include Alice Cooper, Doyle Wolfgang Von Frankenstein, Alissa White-Gluz, New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago and WWE Superstar Kane.More information on this episode's guests can be found online at www.facebook.com/KaneRobertsFBPage, www.musicbobbylong.com and www.twitter.com/MarlonWayans.

David Bowie [mm:ss] a side: "Modern Love (Studio)" b side: "Modern Love (Live)" EMI America B-8177 1983 Almost like a promo single, but this style is studio on the a-side and live on the b-side. Listening to the studio version, I never realized how kind a lame those synth stabs in the verse are. Anywho the live side was recorded on the Serious Moonlight tour on it's stop in Montreal. Larry Bright [mm:ss] a side: "Mojo Workout" b side: "I'll Change My Ways" Tide 45-T-006 1960 Your keto's got nothin' on my mojo. Also, if anyone has a copy of Bobby Long & the Satellites "Mo Jo Workout" that's VG or better, feel free to send me a copy ;) The Flying Lizards [mm:ss] a side: "Money" b side: "Money B" Virgin Records VA 67003 1979 Prexactly. The mighty fine new wave version of the Berry Goldie hit. And getting all dubby on the b-side. Bay City Rollers [mm:ss] a side: "Money Honey" b side: "Maryanne" Arista Records AS 170 1976 Very riffy single from the tartan patterned lads. Speaking of riffs, how about the Brian May-esque riff on the flipside? The Rebbels [mm:ss] a side: "Monkey Monkey" b side: "Come Back" Bellaphon 1030 1966 Fun for the whole family! A fun single from Germany. Dave and Ansil Collins [mm:ss] a side: "Monkey Spanner" b side: "Double Barrel" Big Tree Records BT-10526 1970* The nutsiest sound around. A reissue from Atlantic Oldies. Major Lance [mm:ss] a side: "The Monkey Time" b side: "Um, Um, Um, Um, Um, Um" Epic Records 15-2221 1963/1972 Whoops, flipped that one around, but you know where my priorities are. Mighty fine Curtis Mayfield tune. Fun fact: The current mayor of Atlanta, Keisha Lance Bottoms is the daughter of Major Lance and Sylvia Robinson. The Chimptations [mm:ss] a side: "Monkeyshines" b side: "I Go Ape" Ramo Records RAMO 105 2014 WFMU's master of monkey mayhem Dave the Spazz (http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/MS) brings us this smash hit with Neil Sedaka b-side. I do indeed go ape for this single. Music Behind the DJ: "Planet of the Apes (Main Title)" by Jerry Goldsmith.

When the Pittsburgh Whiskey Friends invited us to come to their city and lead a benefit tasting in honor of the 11 people killed in the October 27, 2018 mass shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue, we didn't hesitate. This episode was recorded at the tasting on November 26, 2018 in Pittsburgh, with all of the proceeds going to benefit the Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society (HIAS) in memory of the Tree of Life shooting victims. Dad's Hat, Powers, Amrut importer Raj Sabharwal, and Liberty Pole Spirits donated the whiskies for the evening, and Christian Kahle won a raffle for one of the spots on our tasting panel. He joined Bobby Long and Scott Ritenbaugh from the Pittsburgh Whiskey Friends and public broadcasting personality Rick Sebak to taste the Dad's Hat Pre-Prohibition Style Pennsylvania Rye, Powers Three Swallow, Amrut Fusion, and Liberty Pole's Peated Bourbon.

Best known for his writing credit in the first Twilight installment, British folk singer Bobby Longs latest record, Ode To Thinking (Compass Records), was completely fan-funded in under four weeks. Based in NYC since 2009, Long emerged from Londons club scene with a reputation for creating haunting songs that are sincere, simple and gracious. His refined acoustic guitar and articulate, earthy voice stand way out the singer-songwriter crowd.

El copiloto Desmond se ausenta y deja sus mandos en las buenas manos de Meneillos para hablar un rato con el Coronel de este sencillo drama sureño. No podían faltar las pullas a algún sector cinematográfico y hoy las víctimas serán los desalmados traductores de los títulos al español, a quienes no deseamos ningún mal pero ojalá les vaya la familia de visita a la hora de la siesta :)

This week, the Bowery Capital team hosted Bobby Long, VP of Sales at Dedrone, to discuss "Insight Selling In The Modern Market." Dedrone is the first automated drone security platform; an extension of physical and cyber security into the airspace that protects a vulnerability gap exploited by the advances in consumer and commercial drone technology. Their most notable references include the Clinton-Trump presidential debates, the Suffolk County prison in New York, the Royal Family of Qatar, Citi Field (the New York Mets' stadium), and the World Economic Forum in Davos. In today's episode, Bobby joins us in the studio to discuss insight selling in the modern market and why he takes this approach. First, he talks about the differences between solution selling and insight selling. He defines solution selling as "Sales 101" where you get a deal by finding customer pain points and fitting your solution to those pain points within your prospect's budget. Bobby sees most companies using solution selling and sees an opportunity to differentiate by using insight selling, which he says allows you to position yourself as a subject matter expert and establish credibility and legitimacy. Bobby says that if you employ insight selling the right way, you form more of a partnership with your prospect or customer, leading to a higher rate of renewals. He discusses the challenges of insight selling and why it's not for every rep, along with some of the difficulties he's faced teaching reps how to insight sell and some solutions for getting around them. Finally, Bobby says not to be afraid of making visionary statements during the sales cycle versus just talking about what your product does, and he recommends reading this Harvard Business Review article.

This week, the Bowery Capital team hosted Bobby Long, VP of Sales at Dedrone, to discuss "Insight Selling In The Modern Market." Dedrone is the first automated drone security platform; an extension of physical and cyber security into the airspace that protects a vulnerability gap exploited by the advances in consumer and commercial drone technology. Their most notable references include the Clinton-Trump presidential debates, the Suffolk County prison in New York, the Royal Family of Qatar, Citi Field (the New York Mets' stadium), and the World Economic Forum in Davos. In today's episode, Bobby joins us in the studio to discuss insight selling in the modern market and why he takes this approach. First, he talks about the differences between solution selling and insight selling. He defines solution selling as "Sales 101" where you get a deal by finding customer pain points and fitting your solution to those pain points within your prospect's budget. Bobby sees most companies using solution selling and sees an opportunity to differentiate by using insight selling, which he says allows you to position yourself as a subject matter expert and establish credibility and legitimacy. Bobby says that if you employ insight selling the right way, you form more of a partnership with your prospect or customer, leading to a higher rate of renewals. He discusses the challenges of insight selling and why it's not for every rep, along with some of the difficulties he's faced teaching reps how to insight sell and some solutions for getting around them. Finally, Bobby says not to be afraid of making visionary statements during the sales cycle versus just talking about what your product does, and he recommends reading this Harvard Business Review article.

Habt ihr schon mal eine Folge unseres Podcasts gehört und gedacht „Mensch, den Film muss ich unbedingt mal gucken.“? In dieser Episode von Männer, die auf Videos starren erlebt ihr, was passiert, wenn ihr das tatsächlich tun würdet. In der ersten Ausgabe unserer neuen Reihe habe ich mit meinem Gast Pixeltrash3000 habe ich nämlich ein Austauschprogramm der besonderen Art durchgeführt. Wir reden über unsere individuellen Leidenschaften in Sachen Film und es kommt zum Clash der Filmleidenschaften. Thema des Duells: Autorenkino vs. Trashfilm Während unser Gast sich durch meine Auswahl mieser Machwerke wie Samurai Cop, Undefeatable und die Todesgöttin des Liebescamps kämpfen musste, hat sie mir ebenfalls ein paar Filme als Hausaufgabe aufgegeben, die ich sonst nur unter dem Einfluss von Hypnose gucken würde. Darunter preisgekrönte Filme wie Vicky Christina Barcelona und Love Song for Bobby Long. Au Backe! Damit das Niveau nicht überhand nimmt, gibt’s zudem eine erlesene Selektion von Furzwitzen, etwas Real-Talk und den ersten Eintrag in das offizielle Männer-die-auf-Videos-starren-Freundebuch. Ihr habt auch eine ganz spezielle Filmleidenschaft und wollt mit uns darüber reden? Dann kontaktiert uns unter folgenden Adressen: Homepage: trash-o-meter.blogspot.de Twitter: @MdaVs_Podcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/TrashOMeter Mail: MdaVs-Podcast@hotmail.com

Flimmerkiste - Die Videothek für's Ohr Wir, Thomas und Claudi, lieben Filme. Daher sprechen wir in diesem monatlich erscheinenden Podcast über Filme, welche uns interessieren oder wir euch ans Herz legen wollen. Lasst die Videotheken weiterleben - Zumindest in unseren Köpfen. Facebook Youtube iTunes Twitter Thomas Twitter Claudi

Flimmerkiste - Die Videothek für's Ohr Wir, Thomas und Claudi, lieben Filme. Daher sprechen wir in diesem monatlich erscheinenden Podcast über Filme, welche uns interessieren oder wir euch ans Herz legen wollen. Lasst die Videotheken weiterleben - Zumindest in unseren Köpfen. Facebook Youtube iTunes Twitter Thomas Twitter Claudi

BOBBY LONG is a British singer-songwriter-guitarist. Long, who emerged from London's burgeoning folk music renaissance, relocated to New York in 2009, cultivating a strong fan base for his music. This gifted songwriter has earneda reputation for creating memorable songs inhabited by hauntingly poetic lyrics. For his third album, 'Ode to Thinking' he�s returning to the basics, a guy and a guitar, recalling his heady early days on London�s open mic circuit. THE ANDY T - NICK NIXON BAND continue the long legacy of great partnerships in the blues. The velvet-voiced Nixon, was born to sing the blues. He was part of Nashville�s thriving blues and R&B in the 60�s and 70�s and a sometime stage mate of the late, great Jimi Hendrix. Combined with Andy T�s bold, vibrant tones and equally rooted guitar style, it makes for a uniquely satisfying brand of soulful blues. The two were recently nominated for a 2015 Blues Music Award in the Traditional Blues Album category. Their new release on Blind Pig Records is 'Numbers Man'. WoodSongs Kid: Victor Furtado hails from Front Royal, Virginia. This 15 year old is award winning claw hammer banjo wizard.

This week is another special edition podcast- recorded live in the early morning hours of Record Store Day Black Friday event, 11/27/15. Berto is on-site interviewing a few shoppers who shared #RSDBF with us. In addition, we have our first artist interview- as we spend a few minutes with singer/songwriter Bobby Long, who performed Live in the store and had an RSD First album “Ode” that came out on Black Friday.

The amazing Bobby Long joins me this week to talk about his career so far! He chats playing with Bob Dylan, the current tour and so much more! Also, singer songwriter Anthony Moore chimes in for a chat abut his new EP. Co hosted by the great Nora Germain

We return to John Tra's creepy yet oddly explainable behavior at the Oscars and go through all the juicy blind items from the night in question.

Jack Sparrow bliver konverteret til 1'ere og 0'ere i en splinterny science fiction thriller, vi skal på date med Tony Soprano, til bandekrig i Indonesien, og ud og svømme med dræberhvaler i Belgien. Så har vi også 80'er klassiker og dansefilm! Denne episode er dedikeret til Davids mormor. Følgende titler omtales: 0:08:45 Enough Said 0:17:15 Honey, I Shrunk the Kids 0:27:43 Cuban Fury Bluray 0:37:10 Transcendence 0:55:50 Love Song for Bobby Long 1:03:22 The Raid 2 1:14:42 Rust and Bone 1:22:35 Open Grave

After a token attempt at some holiday spirit, we wised up and did what we do best- roots rockin’ goodness, and tonight there’s plenty. We’ve got some killer local shows to preview and a bunch of favourites. Listen up!

After a token attempt at some holiday spirit, we wised up and did what we do best- roots rockin’ goodness, and tonight there’s plenty. We’ve got some killer local shows to preview and a bunch of favourites. Listen up!

Lee has edited several performances that garnered Oscars for actors such as William Hurt in Kiss of the Spider Woman, Jeremy Irons in Reversal of Fortune, and Hilary Swank in Boys Don't Cry.  Some of Lee's other film editing projects include: Maria Full Of Grace, The Believer, A Love Song for Bobby Long, The Ice Harvest, and The Center of the World.  Lee won the Emmy award for the HBO production of Taking Chance and that same year won the Eddie award, for editors by editors, for Grey Gardens. Recently, Lee has been editing for the upcoming features Disconnect and Carrie, and the short film Dreaming American, which he wrote and directed, has been touring festivals and winning several awards.

This week we’re pre-recorded yet again, but that only makes us want to put on an even better show, and I think we’ve done it. We’ve got a heaping helping of new music, some unusual covers, and extended previews of upcoming shows featuring Lyle Lovett, Mary Gauthier, Carolyn Mark, and NQ Arbuckle!

This week we’re pre-recorded yet again, but that only makes us want to put on an even better show, and I think we’ve done it. We’ve got a heaping helping of new music, some unusual covers, and extended previews of upcoming shows featuring Lyle Lovett, Mary Gauthier, Carolyn Mark, and NQ Arbuckle!

February is our least favourite month of the year, but we’re doing our best to compensate with some great music today. We’ve got great new music, classics, and a couple of exciting upcoming shows to discuss. One of the folks heading to town, Tom Wilson of Lee Harvey Osmond, joins us via the telephone to discuss LHO, Blackie, and all kinds of other things.

February is our least favourite month of the year, but we’re doing our best to compensate with some great music today. We’ve got great new music, classics, and a couple of exciting upcoming shows to discuss. One of the folks heading to town, Tom Wilson of Lee Harvey Osmond, joins us via the telephone to discuss LHO, Blackie, and all kinds of other things.

  FTB podcast #107 features the new album by GREG TROOPER called Upside-Down Town.  Also new music from TRACEY K. HOUSTON, EDDIE SPAGHETTI and THE FLYIN’ A’S.  The full playlist is posted below.  Check the artist's websites and order their CD's or downloads and tell 'em you heard the songs on the FTB podcast.  Please email me with any questions or suggestions for the podcasts.  Here's the iTunes link to subscribe to the FTB podcasts.  Here's the direct link to listen now!  And this is the RSS feed for non-iTunes listeners: http://ftbpodcasts.libsyn.com/rss Show #107 GREG TROOPER - Might Be A Train - Upside-Down DownTHE FLYIN’ A’S - So Long -'Til They Shut It DownTHE B STARS - Back Up Buddy -Behind the Barn with The B StarsEDDIE SPAGHETTI - Never Thought That I Would - Sundowner(mic break)BOBBY LONG -  Who Have You Been Loving -A Winter TaleSHANNON WHITWORTH - I Can't Look You In Your Eye - Water BoundTHE WAYMORES - Can You See Me NowGREG TROOPER - Nobody in The Whole Wide World - Upside-Down Down(mic break)SHAUN CROMWELL - Only If The Now Is Then -Folk Worn ProseJOHN McCUTCHEON - Glory Hallelujah - PassageBILL KIRCHEN - Valley of the Moon -Word To The WiseTRACEY K. HOUSTON - Cryin' Over You -Rockin' Little Angel(mic break)GREG TROOPER - They Call Me Hank - Upside-Down Down (Feb. 18th, 2011)Bill FraterFreight Train BoogieAmericana Boogie  

Introducing British singer-songwriter Bobby Long, who co-wrote 'Let Me Sign' which buddy Robert Pattinson sung for the Twilight soundtrack creating quite the buzz for this soulful tune-smith and Pattinson. 'There's always a dark and a light,' Long tells host Robin Milling of Pattinson's fame. 'Mania is the bad side but now he's got choice and he could do what he loves to do. You have to go along with it and enjoy the ride as much as you can because it's not gonna last forever. Every 10 years two things bang and make a huge impact and what he's going through and that whole Twilight thing is one of the things. I just laugh in his face about it. You have to because it's just crazy and he laughs about it too. It's just what it is.' Long chats with Milling at a bohemian cafe on Manhattan's lower east side about bringing his music from My Space with a debut studio album, A Winter Tale.