Podcast appearances and mentions of carlos ibarra

Carlos Ibarra, fundador y socio en Ibarra del Paso y Gallego, explica cuáles han sido las claves que han mantenido a este prestigioso despacho de abogados, como un referente jurídico a lo largo de casi 15 años, y en industrias como: inmobiliaria, automotriz, tecnológica, de fusiones y adquisiciones, entre muchas otras.

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John Isberg director of Final Summer, took time out of his busy schedule, while the set was being prepped, to talk to us. He started making short films in high school and wanted to go to film school but only managed Intro to Film before he dropped out because of the expense and his ADHD. In his 20s he was in bands and during the process of making music videos he became very interested in the cinematography and lighting aspect of it. During the second music video while he was helping the director, it ignited a renewed interested in film. After moving to Champaign, Il and playing in bands and teaching middle school, a movie was being made in town called Consumed (directed by Daryl Wein and co-written, co-produced and starring Zoe Lister-Jones) and John joined the crew as Grip and he loved it, even though his interest was really lighting. [Grip - A grip is a technician who sets up, operates, and maintains the rigging and equipment that supports the camera (i.e., dollies, cranes, tracks, jibs, tripods, process trailers, etc.) and lighting (stands, diffusers, nets, etc.) to achieve the director and cinematographer's desired shot.] After wrapping Consumed he developed depression even in the midst of the euphoria. He had the bug, bought a camera and started shooting music videos for bands around town. Then he interned with a local production company, Shatterglass Studios where he helped on commercial shoots until he went out on his own. This is part one, don't miss part two coming up soon! Get ready for a physical release of Final Summer in the Fall of 2024! There's talk of a 3D addition in the release. Keep an eye out!! Find Jon Isberg here: https://www.instagram.com/finalsummermovie?igsh=bjMzNmlha21lNnI5 https://www.instagram.com/swedefilmscu?igsh=MTlhZXN4MXpxODB4Yw== His work: https://m.imdb.com/name/nm6533367/ And find us: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish

Diane Foster is the director of Easter Bloody Easter and founder of Wallybird Productions. But before she became a filmmaker, she was an actor, singer and dancer. She trained her entire life in New Jersey, where she grew up in Union in a large family. She started performing at 8 and was Little Miss Union and she did lots of regional theatre. Diane later went to the Paper Mill Playhouse in Milburn, New Jersey every Summer throughout high school. Diane went to conservatory for years with Anne Hathaway and after winning an award, she realized, acting, could be a career. She moved to New York and did lots of off Broadway and a stint on Law and Order: SVU. By 21, she was living in LA and after 2 weeks there, she met Robin Antin who created The Pussy Cat Dolls. Diane became a dancer for the live show, Pussy Cat Dolls Live at The Roxy. Prior to becoming a group and it was a revue with 20 dancers. When she wasn't dancing Diane was auditioning for independent films, her first role she was in a movie called Iowa and a documentary called Dying For Meth, she was 24 years old and Iowa was selected to show at Tribeca. Soon the Orphan Killer franchise began and after the sequel, she moved on to create her own production company called Wallybird Productions in 2018 and so far has 17 projects completed. Easter Bloody Easter was inspired by a play that began in an acting class. So Diane and some other actors (Allison Lobell and Miles Cooper) from the play got together and took the show on the road but then the pandemic put a stop to that. So Diane decided to turn it into a film, Allison wrote the script and she, Diane and Kelly Grant hit the ground running. This was Diane's directorial debut. Easter Bloody Easter is an indie holiday film with physical effects, lots of hilarious killer bunnies and a monster jackelope. It's a slow burn that only gets better as you watch it. Plus if you like music, this one has plenty of it. Rocky Horror and Little Shop of Horror Fans, this one is for you! And Diane and Co. has already started working on the sequel. Ms. Foster does not just do horror, she is socially conscious and Wallybird Productions is about giving people opportunity who are too often overlooked, in front of and behind the camera. It's her contribution to change the landscape of the film industry and you can expect every one of her productions to be diverse. If you like docudramas, keep an eye out for My Home Unknown, in keeping with Wallybird's dedication to change, this film is an eye opening story about a houseless woman struggling with mental illness. Last but not least, Easter Bloody Easter is out and streaming on itunes, apply play and Amazon on March 26, 2024! There will be physical copies that begin releasing on April 2nd and pre-orders are open! And keep an eye out for the soundtrack. Find all things Wallybird Productions right here: https://wallybirdproductions.com Find Diane Foster's socials here: https://www.instagram.com/wallybirdproductions https://www.facebook.com/dianefosterofficial https://www.instagram.com/dianefosterofficial/?hl=en Find the rest of us: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish

Christopher Sheffield is a filmmaker who's been in the film industry for 13 or so years, a decade in LA and three in Arizona. As soon as he graduated film school, he hit the ground running as making commercials for a trucking company. But the dream began when he was a kid and received two video recorders, one that could record and one that could actually play the tape. He made shorts with his friends until he realized film school was an option. Christopher or Sheff, saved a lot of his money from making commercials and used that to make his first feature at the end of that year, called Run For Your Life. Sheff has a Youtube channel where he has shorts that he started back in film school called Split Lip. And inspired the name of his first action film called Split Lip. He talks about how a feature fell through and he made a short instead called Welcome To The Sting. It was choreographed and co-produced by Billy Smith. A lead actor, James M. Black pulled a hamstring but the entire cast rallied and made it happen. This great short could one day become a series! Sheff talks about navigating the pandemic and the strike and having to pivot and regroup. Much of his work is examining mental illness and the struggle. Making it tangible and his upcoming film Eigengrau puts faces to mental illness by making them real life monsters. It's an idea that lingered since he was a child and the concept grew as he approached his film career and his first stab at it was his first project, Run For Your Life. But as the concept evolved and coalesced, it's culminated in his feature to come, Eisengrau. Which is a German word that means the color of darkness behind your closed eyes. Sheff explains the concept and story behind the film and it's an exciting story! There are plenty of projects in the works! Keep an eye out for Christopher Sheffield! Support indie filmmakers and check out the campaign for Eigengrau! This might be the only way to get a physical copy so there's a blu ray pre-order and other perks. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/eigengrau-horror-film-monster-fund/x/29269334#/ Find Christopher Sheffield here: http://www.christophersheffield.com Instagram: sheff_shoots_indie Tiktok: sheff_shoots_indie And find us: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish

You've probably seen this man in the background of movies, tv shows and in a certain Blockbuster commercial, you're whole life and not realized it. Bill was recently in a horror parody sequel called They Came Back From Somewhere, he was also in Puppet Master: Doktor Death and so much more. Bill tells his story that is one of a blue collar actor, one that also started in Improv in Chicago back in the 80s. He was a bit of a contrarian earlier on but did find some commercial success in the 90s. You might recognize him from a ‘Perfect Store' Blockbuster commercial, which shows up in the Last Blockbuster documentary as well as in the background of Home Alone. He considers his first feature to be Wildcats, (the movie with Goldie Hawn) where he played a referee. He's done America's Funniest People and mystery series like Mysteries Unknown. After a break, when his family came along, he returned to his Improv roots, teaching in 2014. He did some sketch shows in Second City, but because of his contradictory nature, Bill never sought the main stage there, like everyone else who aspired to act. But he was definitely inspired by a Second City success, Harold Ramis and actually auditioned for Ground Hog Day, three times. Bill has a film streaming now called You're Out, it's not horror but you get to watch him play a huge a**hole in it! If you like baseball flicks, check it out. He will also be in the psychological thriller, Unseen (directed by Steve Merlo). Plus a slasher flick called Final Summer (John Isberg), check it out!! Bill has quite a few exciting projects coming out. It's been a winding road but Bill is on his second wind of his career. Follow him on IG to keep up with him. And if you see him at a convention say ‘Hi!' Find Bill D. Russell on IG @ billxrussell https://instagram.com/billxrussell?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== And find us: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish

Our Carlos Ibarra catches us up on his progress of his current project, a zombie comedy horror, Duck & Cover. Some of the struggle, timing and filming in 3 days. But it's just the beginning, editing is next, coloring, sound mixing etc. A band will even being making music for the short and Carlos will be making a music video for them. The hope was to get it done by Halloween but it'll get done when it's done. We also talk about short films and the purpose of them and the opportunity they could create. Challenges and pitfalls that are just a part of filmmaking. But Carlos and the crew are still grinding and if you can help, please do, a pre-order, merch, anything helps. Please support our indie filmmakers because let's be honest, they're the one's bringing us new horrors and they need our support. Support a horror fan in making horror films that we want to see. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/duck-and-cover-post-production-and-distribution#/ Find Carlos here: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ And me, Kimberly: Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish

Jill ‘Sixx' Gevargizian is the director of The Stylist that first showed up as a short, in the 2018 anthology, Watch If You Dare. It was co-written by Eric Havens, who is also co-writer on Call Girl, Jill's debut film and this year is the 10 year anniversary! Jill talks her secret to success and why she surrounds herself with people who are good at what they do and who are better at it than she is. It's been her version of film school. She points to her having a good network to source from when thinking about a project and that project's success. Knowing people like Laurence Harvey (from Human Centipede) who she met at a convention and Tristan Risk (from American Mary) who she met through working with the Soska Sisters, knowing the right people just made it easy to execute her movies. Jill brought her years of experience in her trade as a hairstylist in her film, The Stylist, to make it as realistic as possible. So she created the first hairstylist slasher flick! She talks about other amazing films and franchises that also got their starts as shorts like Saw and The Babadook. Jill's film career really began with the creation of Slaughter Movie House where weird indie horror shorts are shown. She is producing on a film doing festivals right now (as of Summer 2023) called Black Mold, so keep an eye out!! Check out the Texas Chainsaw Massacre documentary, The Legacy of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Jill is also on that as a super fan and contributor! There are some secret projects coming up including one produced with Ed Sanchez (Blair Witch Project) and written by Adam Cesare (Clown in the Cornfield book), so keep an eye out! Support indie filmmakers! Find Jill at: https://www.sixxtape.com And As usual find us here: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish

Robbie Lopez grew up poor and idolized Tom Savini, he always knew he wanted to be an artist. When he was 13 and was accepted into the Tom Savini School of Special FX with a scholarship he was elated but soon, crushed when he realized his family still couldn't afford the $40,0000. Robbie gave up on that pathway to becoming an artist. But he drew constantly and was supported by his art teacher who kept his art, that he'd thrown away over the years. She even helped him print out his comic strips and had them put in ‘zines that were distributed through the coolest places in town. He was just 14 years old. A year later, Robbie got a letter from Kitchen Sink Press out of San Francisco, an adult comic publication, he became a paid illustrator. He drew comics he wouldn't have been old enough to buy. Then he took his first check and moved out, his first place he had roommates, two 30 year olds and he drew tattoos for them. That's when Robbie got into tattooing. He worked for a parlor for a year and later travelled the world tattooing. Robbie's first feature was about his comic book company, Crude Comics and Cinema. The dream was to make animated movies but it was too expensive and too much effort so he changed direction to features, the first was called Texas Death Trippin'. It was filmed on a road trip and is only the second film created on a road trip, (the other is National Lampoons Vacation) it was a two week trip, with 19 people. He talks all of the trials and tribulations of the film industry including his time working on Troma's Mulligan's Monsters series. By his third feature film, it all starts coming together, it will be out on September 26th, 2023! Then another film, Protege Moi will be released in October, plus an accompanying game. Robbie is also going to be making a sequel to Critters 2 called Critters: All You Can Eat! It takes place 35 years after Critters 2. (This is a SAG approved production.) He talks all about who might return from the originals, pre-production, including building crites which is inspired by the Chiodo brothers' design. And you can be a part of it too! Help us get the funding to get it feature length. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/critters-all-you-can-eat--2/x/29269334# Let's support our indie filmmakers to get the movies made we want to see. Even if you only buy a pre-order, that goes a long way! Also, our Carlos is on his second fundraiser for Duck and Cover, a zombedy! Click the link and help him out too! Every dollar helps. https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/duck-and-cover-production-fund/x/29269334#/ Find Robbie Lopez and his comics and releases here: https://crudecomicsinc.com Critters Instagram: https://instagram.com/critters2024?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== CrudeComicsCinema Instagram: https://instagram.com/crudecomicscinema?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA== And find the rest of us: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ and mastodon @https://mastodon.world/@WestReAnimated Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish

Justin's dad would sneak horror movies home for him to watch on his sick days and it sparked the dream. He started making movies at home, remaking horror film scenes complete with physical effects. He talks about meeting his former writing partner, Kevin Hutchison, who was an FX artist, they met as roommates and began collaborating on projects. But after 10 years, how was gone. Now, Justin has a new writing partner, Serena Whitney. And though he's made horror and thrillers, he has made three documentaries (and a fourth in production), Working Class Rockstar, Skullworld and Clapboard Jungle which are excellent. I highly recommend, Clapboard Jungle is a must see for fledgling filmmakers. And get the Arrow Blu Ray if you like commentary, there's 26 hours worth, on it. He explains his reasoning for making the documentaries and his format that he uses. Justin also explains that the business is completely different now after the pandemic. He talks his Arrow deal and it shows why it's important to go to festivals and to submit your films to festivals. And how the right distribution can get your projects in front of the right eyes for future projects. Justin also explains how he filmed Broken Mile on a one day budget. And I wondered if he ever just wants to quit but he explains filmmaking is his calling. It's tough but it's all he wants to do. Even his work that pays the bills is still in the film industry for other entities. And in between, he works on his own stuff. And stay for valuable advice for new filmmakers and screenwriters plus his argument in support of shorts and the shorter, the better. And why Justin says they are so important. He also gives important notes for contracts so you still have some control over your work. Justin's other features are Lifechanger and Broken Mile and check out other works, anthologies he was involved in like Blood, Sweat & Terrors, Minutes Past Midnight and Galaxy of Horrors, you can find them all on Tubi. Support independent filmmakers and keep your eyes open for Justin McConnell's future releases: It Came From Within, Clapboard Jungle series, Feed The Dark and Mark of Kane. Find Justin McConnell at http://www.unstableground.net And find us: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ and mastodon @https://mastodon.world/@WestReAnimated Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish

Duck And Cover by Filmmaker Carlos Ibarra Our own Carlos Ibarra is making his 3rd project after the soon to be released anthology, Pendulum, directed by Mitch Wilson. He is half of the dynamic duo of Fill in the blanks productions with Christina Parker. Who's also introduced in this episode. Carlos talks a little about how he got to this point and what's next. This project is a zombedy from the point of view of the zombie. He has and fundraiser live at https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/duck-and-cover--3/x/29269334#/ Let's support indie horror and support the films we want to see! Get yourself or a friend a blu ray, get a signed one, or do you want something a little different? Like your photo in the movie. Peruse the perks and help Carlos make it to his goal! Thanks so much for your help and please share! Support indie filmmakers! We always say we want to see something different, so lets support something different! And find us: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christina Parker on IG @parkertown Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ and mastodon @https://mastodon.world/@WestReAnimated Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish

Existe un parásito microscópico que llega a los humanos por medio de una chinche, que a veces también pica a otros animales. La llamada infección de Chagas ha sido estudiada desde hace mucho tiempo, pues es un caso muy particular de una infección que pasa por más de un organismo y eso la convierte en un caldo de procesos ecológicos, evolutivos e incluso sociales. En este episodio, Carlos Ibarra, del CINVESTAV Unidad Mérida, México, nos cuenta de su acercamiento a este fenómeno biológico, al cual ha estudiado desde perspectivas sociales, médicas e incluso evolutivas. Menú 00:09 – Inicio y presentaciones 01:57 – Descifrando una enfermedad vectorial 47:16 – Despedidas y contactos 49:09 – BONUS: Nuestro invitado de cerca Invitado: Carlos Ibarra Cerdeña Conducción y producción: Sofía Flores, Rodrigo Pacheco y Víctor Hernández Edición: Víctor Hernández Este podcast se produce desde la Ciudad de México, en un lugar donde los casos de Chaga escasean, pero la alerta está siempre prendida, porque #biólogos. Fuentes y lecturas recomendadas La página personal de Carlos, en su institución: https://www.mda.cinvestav.mx/Investigaci%C3%B3n/DepartamentodeEcolog%C3%ADaHumana/PersonalAcad%C3%A9mico/Investigadores/Ibarra.aspx Una nota en la que se le pregunta qué va a pasar con las zoonosis en el contexto del cambio climático: https://unamglobal.unam.mx/global_revista/predicen-mas-pandemias-ante-perdida-de-biodiversidad/ Su artículo de investigación en el que encuentran señales de evolución: https://www.frontiersin.org/articles/10.3389/fevo.2022.805040/full Una breve entrevista sobre zoonosis: https://conexion.cinvestav.mx/Publicaciones/identifican-lecciones-de-la-relaci243n-entre-humanos-y-naturaleza-tras-la-pandemia Una conferencia académica sobre Chagas, que es buen complemento a esta charla: https://www.facebook.com/mcbiobuap/videos/de-las-selvas-a-las-ciudades-las-huellas-de-la-antropizaci%C3%B3n-en-la-transmisi%C3%B3n-d/254765929759784/ Música y audios Rúbrica: Quasi Motion, de Kevin MacLeod bajo licencia Creative Commons de Atribución ; intro y outro: Off to Osaka, de Kevin MacLeod bajo licencia Creative Commons de Atribución ; transiciones: Seeding, de Evan Schaeffer bajo licencia Creative Commons de Atribución ; sección personal: Break, de Little Glass Men bajo licencia Creative Commons de Atribución

This is part 2 with Dave Made A Maze filmmaker, William Watterson He explains the ending of Dave Made A Maze and what he would change and why. How the ending credits was an homage to the end credits of Buckaroo Bonzai and it was animated and why. His belief that our society is not encouraged to be creative and that people are far more creative than we think. And that people, especially horror fans, do not get nearly enough credit for their creative intelligence. And a lot of his work is about being creative as an adult and coming to terms with it. Bill puts a premium on working in spaces where creativity is the point and creative intelligence is valued. He pitched and was hired on by Universal to make a Tremors but it was not to be. He talks being of service and the struggle to be creative in corporate America. I asked if he's thought about fundraising and he explains his struggles with that option and i how it clashes with who he wants to be. Bill talks about the opportunities he's had that fell apart. It's just the nature of the business. He's currently working a job he loves with miniatures and stop motion with Mattel. I think Chris and I successfully changed his mind about crowdfunding and we're excited about what's to come! Support indie filmmakers and watch Dave Made A Maze!! Find William Watterson here: https://www.williamwatterson.com And find us: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ and mastodon @https://mastodon.world/@WestReAnimated Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish

William had the idea that he'd go into advertising because he could be artistic and make a living. But after a conversation with his best friend's dad, he decided to be in a band and pursue music. He was in a few bands and life took a different trajectory when he moved to L.A to start over. Because L.A. is where people get paid to be creative. He talks about fighting through decades of disappointments and his insecurities in the entertainment industry. Three bands later, with the help of a friend, he lands a production assistant job. One of Bill's first jobs in LA was as a P.A. (Production Assistant) for the directors of American Splendor for another movie that was narrated by James Urbaniak. Then he got quite a bit of work as an actor, during all this he started to learn about the movie business. He then made some short films, learning the lessons and thinking about who would be on his team if he made a feature film. But he really started directing and editing on Youtube and he produced, hosted and directed a vaudeville show. All the while he connected with the writer of what would become Dave Made A Maze, Steve Sears. While Bill talks he connects how he played as a child, is how he directs films. It's a great and fascinating story. He likes to make something cool with his friends, whether he's directing or not. He just enjoys the act of collaboration and creation and you can tell in Dave Made A Maze! Bill credits production designer, Trisha Gum, with much of the ‘mazification' of things like blood and how it was presented. And he explains that John Sumner is responsible for making all the puppets and that the most imaginative parts of the film were conceived of when production was all but complete. Bill had an opportunity with the Jim Henson Company and for a new Tremors film but those projects fell through. Let's see if we can convince him to try for a Dave Sequel. Support indie filmmakers and watch Dave Made A Maze! This is Part 1, follow us for Part 2. Find William Watterson here: https://www.williamwatterson.com And find us: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ and mastodon @https://mastodon.world/@WestReAnimated Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish

Filmmakers, Don Thacker & Adrian Di Giovanni, Motivational Growth | Part 2 Part 2 Motivational Growth Director, Don Thacker and Lead, Adrian Di Giovanni, plus an amazing pep talk for aspiring filmmakers out there. Don Thacker grew up, not rich, in Detroit and escaped into films because for him, movies are places you go and experience. Adrian Di Giovanni never thought about why he liked movies, he just did and always has. The theater, for them, is like church. Adrian talks about giving up acting for a career in insurance. The one last part, he had no expectation because he already made up his mind to quit, so there was no pressure. He had one call back after another but still had no idea until he asked and one pivotal and hilarious moment got him that part. Don and Adrian talk about their company Imagos and what they do. Don gives Carlos an epic but eye opening pep talk about being a filmmaker, if you like Alec Baldwin's speech in Glengarry Glen Ross, you might enjoy it. This episode is especially for all the aspiring filmmakers. This might be one of the most important monologues you ever hear. Don tells the story of how Motivational Growth was not meant to be a horror movie but he found out it is definitely a horror film after showing it in a horror film festival. Adrian explains the difference between the kind of director Don is and Kevin Smith is. And Don explains how much the business aspect of filmmaking impacts the process and the final result. He mentions the film Millenium based on the short story called Air Raid. He explains it's a great concept but it was changed a ton by the director and they turned a great story into a mediocre film. He'd love to make Air Raid the movie but the business aspect of filmmaking makes the prospect probably unattainable. And how being a working director can also be an impediment to writing. Watch Motivational Growth, it won best foreign feature in The European Independent Film Festival!

Carlos and I talked to Don Thacker and Adrian Di Giovanni from Motivation Growth. They became such good friends from working together on that film that they are now business partners at Imagos Films. Mr. Di Giovanni is from Philadelphia and was originally in theatre and comedy improv in Chicago and just before he was about to give up the entertainment business for a career in insurance, he took one last audition and read for Ian in the independent horror, Motivational Growth. We talk about what the inspiration was for them going into film. For Don it was tv as a little kid and the story is really intriguing! For Adrian, it was being in theatre, in school. Mr. Thacker originally made and shopped an entirely different script about physics that would have been much more expensive. Don talks about the very unique way he pitched the physics movie. That movie did not happen but the compromise was another much smaller film made of an amalgamation of ideas which turned into Motivational Growth. Don explains the effort it took to make the film and only masterful artistry of an incredible crew could have made that happen. He also explains his inspiration for The Mold and Ian. Don talks about his goal and philosophy about art and how being compelling is the most important thing, any reaction is a win. If you're still thinking about it later, even if you hate it, it's a win. It doesn't matter what it compels. “Art should compel.” Support the arts and support indie films!! Find Don Thacker and Adrian Di Giovanni at Imagos Films: https://www.imagosfilms.com https://instagram.com/imagosfilms?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= And find us: Carlos Ibarra on Twitter & IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish

Durango es un estado lleno de sabores deliciosos, donde puedes encontrar mezcal, gorditas y también café de especialidad. Fundado en 2021 por Carlos Ibarra, Oculto Café se distingue por sus bebidas exóticas —muchas de ellas inspiradas en los signos zodiacales—, su apertura al arte local y, claro, su pasión por la gama de sabores que se pueden disfrutar en un café. ¡Acompáñanos a descubrirlos aquí, en Tres Para Llevar! ¡Síguelos en sus redes para que no te pierdas sus próximas sorpresas! https://www.instagram.com/ocultocafemx/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/3parallevar/message

Part 3! Jason gives us excellent incite and advice on our own projects. Carlos, the fledgeling filmmaker and his million dollar movie get's solid info. His respect for filmmakers and the process of editing and reminiscing about Cracked's youtube channel and all the effort it took. We talk NDA's, in light if Chris' secret project and how you know it's the real deal and great news. The importance of doing what we live for its own sake and having that be enough. Plus he talks supporting small independent artists especially during this tough time. With a final reminder that it's the indie artists who need our support not the giant corporations. Jason's book, If This Book Exists You're In The Wrong Universe, is out Tuesday, October, 18th 2022! Find all things related to him at https://johndiesattheend.com If you were a Cracked fan, he writes the same kind of articles here, sign up! https://jasonpargin.substack.com And find us: Carlos Ibarra on Twitter & IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and Twitter, IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish Thanks for listening, support indie artists!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Det här avsnittet tar dig med på en resa mellan olika platser i världen. Från Göteborg till Indien vidare till ett tomt vattenmagasin och en satanisk skog. Och så hamnar vi i en öken där stjärnhimlen är det du tar med dig hem. Och på alla dessa platser skapas det musik där arabisk musik, doom och hård metal möts.  Veckans gäst är Carlos Ibarra som berättar om Maulén och platserna som musiken har tagit honom till.  Lyssna på Maulén här

Part 2 Jason Pargin's thought's about social media, the algorithm and it's impact and how bizarre it all feels to him. He talks about the thinking behind some of his most famous Cracked articles. His ability to conceptualize what might not be obvious to the rest of us and asking tough but honest questions in list form. He answers the question if there will be another movie. Jason talks his writing process and how outlining the book takes as much time as the writing process. He talks his being amazed by Stephen King process, Breaking Bad, Sherlock Holmes and the breadth of George. R. R. Martin's Game of Thrones and how anxiety inducing it being incomplete, is. His thoughts on sex in stories, his approach and why. Quentin Tarantino comes up lol. There will be more books, find out how many more and why he's not really a serial writer? There will be no book before he publishes a bad one. We talk about filmmaking and what a pain it can be. His experience with set work for Cracked's youtube channel and how much effort it took. Books mentioned: This Is How You Lose The Time War, Game of Thrones Find all things related to him at https://johndiesattheend.com If you were a Cracked fan, he writes the same kind of articles here, sign up! https://jasonpargin.substack.com And find us: Carlos Ibarra on Twitter & IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and Twitter, IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Jason Pargin aka David Wong began blogging his stories in the 90s and then made his stories, now enough to creat a book, via cafepress for fans who wanted physical copies. After years of working temp office jobs and writing on the side, he got an email from Don Coscarelli who had recently found a copy of his book. After ignoring the email thinking it was a scam, he sold the rights and John Dies At The End was created. Three weeks later he got an offer to write for Cracked. With a journalism degree, no connections, no pitching, no book deal, just 13 years of writing online. Then a publishing company contacted him to print the hard cover of John Dies At the End. By the time the film was complete, he was done with his second book, The Book is Full of Spiders which made the New York Times Best Seller List, while working at Cracked. He worked at Cracked for 13 years but wrote part time online, all told, for 22 years. Jason explain what Cracked was for those who don't know, how it was resurrected and transformed with him and two other people to a staff of over 40, to how it ended for him. And what ultimately happened to Cracked? Why he wrote under the pseudonym, David Wong, for so many years? And how he came up with the name? How social media has changed writing for the worst? But why it's a necessary evil to even be considered for a deal. Why he is thankful for success later, rather than in his 20s? Part 2 is coming up next!! Find all things related to him at https://johndiesattheend.com Plus his newest book releasing soon, at the time of this podcast 10/2022, If This Book Exists, You're in the Wrong Universe. If you were a Cracked fan, he writes the same kind of articles here, sign up! https://jasonpargin.substack.com And find us: Carlos Ibarra on Twitter & IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and Twitter, IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Part 2

Part 2 with Martin Bats Bradford We talk about what kind of movies we'd suggest to a person who's not really into horror. We mention some works of John Carpenter, The Thing, The Fog, Halloween movies, Christine. All iterations of The Fly. We talk about knowing a horror film is really good if you can remove the horror and the story is still entertaining. Like in the case of the Flemish language movie, Cub. Also why Tales From the Hood was a good movie and why Tales from the Crypt and Are You Afraid of the Dark were good anthologies. How genre crossing can really elevate both genres in one movie or anthology. We talk about movies based on comic books like Constantine, V for Vendetta, 30 Days of Night, Blade etc. During all of this conversation, Bats asks what is a comedy that would make a good horror. It came up that someone is developing, Harriet Tubman, Demon Slayer. And how cool it would be for a crossover with Abraham Lincoln, Vampire Slayer or frankly any other historical character in horror. Well also talk about ethereal theft. Bats is working on some scripts and we are impatiently waiting lol. This is a continuation of a great conversation, if you haven't listened to part 1, check it out, it's the one just before this one. Martin Bats Bradford has a lot of credits under his belt…Venom, Tales From the Hood 2, Night Teeth, NCIS: New Orleans, Panic, Queen Sugar, Green Book, Star Trek Continues, Containment, American Horror Story and so much more. He's currently working on Killing It. Youtube - GumboMonster504 - YouTube Tiktok @misterbats_ Instagram @misterbats Podcast - Fly With Bats https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-flywithbats-network/id1125801818 And find us: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

You've seen him everywhere even though you might not know his name… Meet Mr. Martin Bats Bradford, he's known his entire life that he would be in the entertainment business and it started with church. He is classically trained in communications and theatre in Dillard. And his education and hard work is a testament to his popularity and extensive work history. Mr. Bradford explains what college does and doesn't teach you about the entertainment industry. He's been in American Horror Story, The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey, Containment, NCIS: New Orleans, Tales from the Hood 2, Venom, Night Teeth, Killing It and so many more. He also did quite a lot 48 Hour Film Project that you can see on his youtube channel. We talk about representation in film, black people, poc and disabled people in horror and the Wakanda effect. The different ways different cultures tell stories and how important it is for those stories to be told. We chat about his favorite performances and favorite people to work with. Samuel L. Jackson, Mikel Jenkins, Cathy Bates, Craig Robinson, Rell Battle etc. What kind of character he would never play. Which actors and directors he'd love to work with. Who gets him star struck. Martin talks about the economics and politics of filmmaking and how it impacts actors and their pay. Stay tuned and follow so you don't miss part 2 Find Martin Bats Bradford: https://m.imdb.com/name/nm5243717/ Tiktok @misterbats_ IG @misterbats Youtube: GumboMonster504 - YouTube And find us: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

With Musician and Filmmaker, Steve Merlo who decided to create a fan film prequel to the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Being a fan of just the original, he wanted to see more story in that vein and with the feel of that time period. After years of working on the screenplay and finally working on the film, it will be complete this summer, August 2022. He explains to us the rules of making a fan film. Find out the struggle and pitfalls of making a movie today that is set in the 1960s and why he felt cursed during filming. This prequel is set 8 years before the original Texas Chainsaw Massacre, so if you are a fan then you might like this one. It will debut on the big screen in Austin, Tx and tickets are available here https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/the-sawyer-massacre-horror-tx-chainsaw-fan-film--2#/ This is the final campaign for this film, so get tickets, merch, physical media and more from the link above. Support the arts and indie filmmakers! Find Steven Merlo on IG @chainsaw_sawyer https://instagram.com/chainsaw_sawyer?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y= Steven Merlo https://m.imdb.com/name/nm6032504/bio?ref_=m_mn_ov_bio And find us: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Profesor Carlos Ibarra

This is a Full Moon appreciation episode! We are fans of the good, the bad and the ugly. The early years and every incarnation thereafter. In fact, 2 of us have a life long dream to work with Full Moon. We're just geeking on this episode and there are a few honorable mentions: Roddy Piper and Steven Seagal. We chat about the sometimes unbelievable perks from Full Moon Features. Plus the flicks we have and have not seen. Check out the website (macabreish.com) or instagram (macabre_ish) for synopses, clips and conversation. Check the linktree below for clickable links. Follow us, you don't want to miss our next episode, we have a really fun conversation from an actor who worked on Venom, Killing It, Containment, Tales From the Hood 2, NCIS:New Orleans and a lot more! Plus in upcoming episodes Carlos and I have exciting news. Stay tuned!! And find us: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl6669 and https://www.fillintheblanksproductions.ca/ Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor__ Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

HOY en “Debate y Controversia: - Consecuencias y efectos de la pandemia. - Panorama actual del narcotráfico. - Los desaparecidos y la trata de personas. - La división de la sociedad mexicana. - Economía y Gobierno para el 2022. DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks.

“DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA”: - El decretazo del Presidente y la respuesta de la oposición. - Reclamo del PRI de que Colosio no esté en sus filas, aunque nadie lo conozca. - INEGI vuelve a reportar crecimiento de la inflación (7.37) - Sheinbaum propone gravar 2% las ventas por app en la CDMX. - ¿No debería la IP y los gobiernos estatales poder vacunar? DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks.

HOY en DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: - Aciertos y desaciertos de AMLO en 3 años. - El Presidente en las encuestas. - Aumento del salario mínimo vs la inflación. - Los habitantes de la CDMX ingerimos el equivalente a 1 tarjeta de plástico por semana. "" DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks.

HOY en “DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA”: - Alarma en todo el mundo ante nueva la nueva variante del Coronavirus: Omicron. - Alemania registra más de 75 MIL contagios y México supera de nuevo los 4 MIL. - Incertidumbre en nuestro país ante el crecimiento de la inflación al cierre del año. - Crece la ola de violencia y delincuencia que inunda a varios Estados de México. - Análisis al decretazo del Presidente para blindar las obras públicas de su sexenio. - La controversia por las declaraciones del Secretario de la Defensa Nacional. "" DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks.

HOY en “DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA”: - La cumbre entre México, Estados Unidos y Canadá. - El recorte al presupuesto del INE para el 2022. - Las amenazas de la oposición para la reforma eléctrica del Presidente. - La ola de violencia en Tulum y Cancún. "" DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks.

HOY en “Debate y Controversia”: - Rebrote de Covid en el mundo. - Inflación y tasas de interés a la alza; se reduce la clase media. - La visita del Presidente a la ONU. DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks.

Caída del poder adquisitivo en México. | El Buen Fin y las ventas de fin de año pandémico. | Crisis global de suministros augura desabasto para ventas de fin de año. | Se prevé escondan electrónicos y juguetes hasta enero para subir precios. | Tope de precios en alimentos desde 2011. | Prioridades de clase trabajadora tras pandemia: mantener empleo y salud. DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks.

HOY en “Debate y Controversia”: - La extensión de la concesión para Telmex. - La SCJN retira la prisión preventiva a los fraudes. - Polémica por la comparación entre los 2 proyectos de aeropuerto para la CDMX. - INEGI reportó altos índices de mortalidad en el 2020. ¿Cómo va la pandemia? - La trata de mujeres vs los usos y costumbres. DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks.

Señalamientos del Presidente contra la UNAM. - Recluta narco mediante videojuegos “en línea”. - ¿Cómo quedó la miscelánea fiscal.? - Altos índices de mortandad por cáncer de mama. - Resultados de la investigación sobre el accidente de la Línea 12. "" DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks.

"HOY en “Debate y Controversia”: - El manejo mediático del caso Lozoya. - El conflicto por el aumento al precio del gas. - El cambio con el semáforo epidemiológico en verde. - La recuperación del empleo tras la pandemia. - La estanflación en México. "" DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks."""

"HOY en “Debate y Controversia”: - La contra reforma eléctrica del Presidente López Obrador. - La filtración y el alcance de Los Pandora Papers. - El llamado del Presidente al regreso presencial a clases, versus las declaraciones de la OPS de que continuarán en México brotes de Covid - 19 hasta el 2022. - La seguridad del Presidente en sus eventos en el interior de la República Mexicana. "" DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks."""

Tuvimos la el placer de tener al Dr. Carlos Ibarra con nosotros platicamos sobre su infancia, negosios, experiencias en el España, salud emotional y muchismias cosas mas! Libro: www.amazon.com/Believe-posible-puedes-creer-Spanish/dp/1640864814/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=believe+carlos+ibarra&qid=1630179941&sr=8-1 . Siganos: Carlos Facebook: www.facebook.com/carlos.ibarra.1426 Monico Facebook: www.facebook.com/monico.carrillo.54/ Instagram: www.instagram.com/monicos_life/ Erick Facebook: www.facebook.com/erick.carrillo.391 Instagram: www.instagram.com/ericks.life/

"HOY en “DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA”: - El crecimiento exponencial de los homicidios dolosos en México. - Los cambios que se aproximan en cuanto a recaudación fiscal. - Panorama para el Banco Bienestar. - La marchas feministas en contra de la propia mujer. - La celebración del 27 de septiembre. DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks."

"HOY en “Debate y Controversia”: - Persecución contra científicos en México. - La relación México - EEUU tras la CELAC. - El éxodo inmigrante proveniente de Haití. - Incremento exponencial de homicidios dolosos. - Panorama de la evolución del Covid aquí. DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks."

"HOY en “DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA”: - ¿Cómo cambiaron al mundo los atentados del 11 de Septiembre? - El discurso del mandatario sobre Hidalgo y la defensa a Cuba. - Trasfondo e impacto de la despenalización del aborto en México. DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks."

" DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks."

" DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks."

HOY en “Debate y Controversia”: - El conflicto del tope al precio del Gas. - El ajuste a la pregunta para la consulta sobre la revocación del mandato. - Las medidas de la SEP para el regreso presencial a clases y su alcance. DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks.

DEBATE Y CONTROVERSIA: Es un programa dirigido a toda la gente que este interesada en los sucesos más importantes que ocurren en nuestro país y en el mundo; gente que quiera dar su opinión y escuchar la del panel donde dan su punto de vista de manera respetuosa pero apasionada. Este programa se transmite todos los sábados de 4 a 5 pm, conducido por Idaly Ferrá, Rocío Morales, Carlos Ibarra, Rosa Abarca, Luis Veloz y William Hiarmes a través de ADR Networks

The list of people in the world that can deadlift over 400lbs and run a 100 mile race in the same month is quite short. Carlos Ibarra is on that list. What keeps Carlos motivated to train? Why does he continue to do hard things? Can anyone accomplish great things if they set their mind to it? Find out in this episode. Watch the video version of this podcast here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iT6vVzVxAfM&t=20s Follow Carlos 7/30/21 as he tackles the High Lonesome 100 Race - https://www.opensplittime.org/events/2021-high-lonesome-100/spread Visit Carlos and Lisa's Gym: http://crossfithouston.com/ Follow Carlos on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/carlos_cfh/ LAST CALL to join Digital Barbell BUILT, BODY or BASICS. Our 3 killer 12-Week workout programs. Make more progress in the next 3 months than you have in the last 3 years. Real coaching, real results. Last chance to join with 1 free month of 1-on-1 nutrition coaching too. Get the deets at www.digitalbarbell.com and then join here https://digital-barbell.triib.com/kiosk/481/shop/?tab=join Are you crushing it the gym but not seeing any changes in the mirror? It's your nutrition. How do we know? Because it happened to us. Not until we understood the importance of proper nutrition did we really start to see the changes that we expected. If you're ready to start seeing the fruits of all of that hard work, apply for nutrition coaching here: https://www.digitalbarbell.com/contact-us Follow us on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/digitalbarbell/ Subscribe to our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCZqpQcSDYkzy89vjpa6jnHw

Nuevo invitado en la batuta, tuvimos el placer de recibir a Carlos Ibarra, quien nos vino a contar todo acerca de su extensa trayectoria, y mucho mas, en nuestra sección en perspectva, a cargpo de nuestro conductor Pampo Pugliese (aka Perspective)

Seen on the  LA Dodgers Jumbotron, Nik(ole) Paterson goes viral after rejecting a proposal from her casual boyfriend.Sexy Pediatrician, Carlos Ibarra, witnesses the proposal and does the right thing by saving Nik from further public embarrassment.  After a string of bad relationships, Nik wants nothing more than an epic rebound and Carlos steps up the the plate. But how long can they pretend this is just a rebound?May 13th Episode: The Intimacy Experiment by Rosie Danan

Todd Jenkins and Billy Blair are veterans in the film industry but this is Todd’s directorial debut. Find out how Todd got into the movie business, where he and Billy met and why he decided wanted to make his own Bigfoot horror movie, how much of a head ache this film turned out to be and what it took to get it finished. The nightmare wasn’t over after production though because after being number 3 on iTunes for weeks, the worst thing that could have happened, did. The reason he struggled to get the movie shown on streaming services and also why he went to blu ray and he explains that wild intro and exit on it. Billy and Todd talk about all of it, including why radio shows worry about having them on. It is a wild ride! Look for them in Infamous, Apocalypse Road, Cherokee Creek and Todd is also in Knucklebones! Billy is also in Machete and beats up Sean Patrick Flanery in Mongolian Death Worms. And look for Billy’s band, Love Sick Drug! You can find Todd on IG @todd_jenkins_official and on FB @ https://www.facebook.com/ToddJenkinsActor/. Find Billy on IG @billyblairii and http://www.billyblair.com And as usual find us: Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at http://www.macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Part 3 He’s a native Texan and gamer that went off to LA and sold his first script a month later! He has written and sold quite a few scripts, some got made, some didn’t but you may recognize some of his work, like Wheelmen on Netflix. Mitch almost got a horror icon on his film but illness got in the way and we talk about his all time favorite franchises and that he’d love to do a remake of one of them, plus his dream choices for leading man and lady in a feature. There’s also talk of a potential mashup between Knucklebones and another slasher that was released around the same time. Mitch gives some tips for new filmmakers, plus what else he had going on. He explains why films are so different from streaming platforms to physical medium? The changing landscape of horror and viewers changing habits, especially during the pandemic. As well as why a director may have no idea what the final cut may look like? We also talk about that one time he acted in a movie and it had Edward Furlong in it! Who sponsored the movie (Knucklebones) and which youtuber happened to be in it? He talks about his FX team and what an asset many indie actors are because of the many hats they wear and why he works with many of the same people, such as Todd Jenkins and Tom Zembrod. There are so many more exciting projects to come! Look for his Blu Ray release that includes all the good cuts that he originally wanted in but were left out of the streaming version. Expect more gore and faster pacing and don’t forget to watch the extras! You can find Mitch Wilson on Instagram @knucklebonesmovie. Twitter @knucklebonez and get the director’s cut blu ray here ➡️ knucklebones.org. You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG and Tiktok @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish As always, support the arts and watch movies! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

He’s a native Texan that went off to LA and sold his first script a month later! He has written and sold quite a few scripts, some got made, some didn’t but you may recognize some of his work, like Wheelmen on Netflix. Mitch shares some movie making mishaps, how he funded Knucklebones and why indie film crews are so great! He also gives some tips for new filmmakers, plus what else he had going on. He explains why films are so different from streaming platforms to physical medium? As well as why a director may have no idea what the final cut may look like? We also talk about that one time he acted in a movie and it had Edward Furlong in it! Who sponsored the movie (Knucklebones) and which youtuber happened to be in it? Look for his Blu Ray release that includes all the good cuts that he originally wanted in but were left out of the streaming version. Expect more gore and faster pacing! You can find Mitch Wilson on Instagram @knucklebonesmovie. Twitter @knucklebonez and get the director’s cut blu ray here ➡️ knucklebones.org. You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG and Vero @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish As always, support the arts and watch movies! Film/Series Mentioned: Chopping Mall, Beetlejuice, Boggy Creek, The Final, Jimmy & Judy Note: ADR - Automated dialogue replacement (ADR) is the process of re-recording dialogue by the original actor (or a replacement actor) after the filming process to improve audio quality or make changes to the originally scripted dialog. (Dubbing) DP - Director of photography or cinematographer (sometimes shortened to DP or DOP) is the chief over the camera and light crews working on a film, television production or other live action piece and is responsible for making artistic and technical decisions related to the image. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Behind The Scenes with Writer and Filmmaker Mitch Wilson (Part 1) He’s a native Texan and gamer that went off to LA and sold his first script a month later! He has written and sold quite a few scripts, some got made, some didn’t but you may recognize some of his work, like Wheelmen on Netflix. Why Mitch transitioned to filmmaking (still writing!) and which Academy Award winning special effects artist made it possible for him to make Knucklebones?! He is responsible for the practical effects in such screen gems as Chopping Mall and Beetlejuice! We talk about the movies inspired him to make Knucklebones? Will there be a sequel and what’s coming up next?! Plus all the amazing people who helped him put it all together. And now he’s back with Blu Ray release that includes all the good cuts that he originally wanted in but were left out of the streaming version. Expect more gore and faster pacing! You can find Mitch Wilson on Instagram @knucklebonesmovie. Twitter @knucklebonez and get the director’s cut blu ray here ➡️ knucklebones.org. You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG and Vero @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish As always, support the arts and watch movies! Film/Series Mentioned: Chopping Mall, Beetlejuice, Jumanji, Wheelmen, For We Are Many, Silence of the Lambs --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Part 3 BTS (Behind The Scenes) with Elaine Chu Interesting thoughts on where all these new productions came from during the pandemic. If Elaine could choose, which production company (MonkeyPaw, 824 or Blumhouse) who would she choose to work with and why? What Elaine created during the pandemic. Why sometimes a shoe string budget is the best budget? How it’s different directing a film that you’ve written versus one written by someone else? Ideas for new filmmakers, the market and use for horror shorts, plus platforms for submitting them. Oh and why has Elaine is been chastised by a nun. Movies Mentioned: The Purgation, Birdemic, Sharknado • Elaine Chu is the director of The Purgation and also worked on Excision. She shares with us how she came to be a film maker and what that entailed. How long it took from start to finish and other than time, what it cost her and if it was worth it. What else she’s been doing and working on and if there will be more horror films in the future. I also outed Carlos as a future film maker and she shares some valuable information. Do you make the movie to make yourself happy or the audience? Plus good ideas for future filmmakers and their work, short form film and why you should absolutely work for free when you’re just starting. And who Elaine would love to work with. The difference between movies for horror fans and casual viewers, as well as horror film critics and general film critics. There are lots of Purgation spoilers in this series! Find Elaine on tiktok and IG @helloelainechu and https://m.imdb.com/name/nm4334949/ You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG and Vero @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish As always, support the arts and watch movies! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This is Part 2, Behind The Scenes (BTS) with Film maker Elaine Chu. Exactly what it took, timeline to make the movie, commitment and sacrifices. If film school is necessary and what you’re trading by not going. Diversity in film and filmmaking and how it makes movies better. Elaine Chu is the director of The Purgation and also worked on Excision. She shares with us how she came to be a film maker and what that entailed. How long it took from start to finish and other than time, what it cost her and if it was worth it. What else she’s been doing and working on and if there will be more horror films in the future. I also outed Carlos as a future film maker and she shares some valuable information. Do you make the movie to make yourself happy or the audience? Plus good ideas for future filmmakers and their work, short form film and why you should absolutely work for free when you’re just starting. And who Elaine would love to work with. The difference between movies for horror fans and casual viewers, as well as horror film critics and general film critics. There are lots of Purgation spoilers in this series! Movies mentioned: The Purgation, Excision, Turbo Kid, Candyman, Jordan Peele’s Twilight Zone Find Elaine on IG @helloelainechu and https://m.imdb.com/name/nm4334949/ You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG and Vero @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish As always, support the arts and watch movies! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This is Part 1, Behind The Scenes with Filmmaker Elaine Chu. Elaine Chu is the director of The Purgation and also worked on Excision. She shares with us how she came to be a film maker and what that entailed. How long it took from start to finish and other than time, what it cost her and if it was worth it. What else she’s been doing and working on and if there will be more horror films in the future. I also outed Carlos as a future film maker and she shares some valuable information. Do you make the movie to make yourself happy or the audience? Plus good ideas for future filmmakers and their work, short form film and why you should absolutely work for free when you’re just starting. And who Elaine would love to work with. The difference between movies for horror fans and casual viewers, as well as horror film critics and general film critics. There are lots of Purgation spoilers in this series! Movies mentioned: The Purgation, Excision, Turbo Kid Find Elaine on IG @helloelainechu and https://m.imdb.com/name/nm4334949/ You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG and Vero @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish As always, support the arts and watch movies! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This is Part 4 and final episode with Patrick Johnson to wrap up our 2 hour chat: Carlos, Chris and I had the great pleasure of talking to Patrick Johnson, the director of 47 Hours To Live, She’s Crushed (Crushed) and Amber Heard’s first film SideFX. This was such a good conversation and he starts from the beginning, the winding road to filmmaking. From an offer to make 50 bucks from a man in a van to being inspired to distribute by a guy known as Half Head Fred. Taking films to festivals and how that went. Directors who lost their mind, entire crew walk out during projects, crazy producer and over ambitious projects with no budget. Plus what happened when Patrick finally got a good budget to make a feature film and the lessons he learned about culture and industry relationships. And why, for him, intent matters and why he’d rather offend you with his movies than get no response at all. This story was quite a ride! He also has something new in mind in the works and we hope to talk to him again! If you are a low budget horror fan, check out his flicks...She’s Crushed, 47 Hours to Live, SideFX and (comedy) The Highschooler’s Guide to College Parties. Note: Other movies that were mentioned was Excision, After Dark, Hereditary, Yummy, Uncut Gems As always, thank you for listening! And a massive thank you to out guest, Patrick Johnson, director of SideFX, The Highschoolers Guide to College Parties, She’s Crushed and 47 Hours to Live. You can find him here https://www.holditnow.com/phone/links.html. You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG and Vero @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish As always, support the arts and watch movies! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This is Part 3: (BTS is Behind The Scenes) Carlos, Chris and I had the great pleasure of talking to Patrick Johnson, the director of 47 Hours To Live, She’s Crushed (Crushed) and Amber Heard’s first film SideFX. This was such a good conversation and he starts from the beginning, the winding road to filmmaking. From an offer to make 50 bucks from a man in a van to being inspired to distribute by a guy known as Half Head Fred. Taking films to festivals and how that went. Directors who lost their mind, entire crew walk out during projects, crazy producer and over ambitious projects with no budget. Plus what happened when Patrick finally got a good budget to make a feature film and the lessons he learned about culture and industry relationships. And why, for him, intent matters and why he’d rather offend you with his movies than get no response at all. This story was quite a ride! He also has something new in mind in the works and we hope to talk to him again! If you are a low budget horror fan, check out his flicks...She’s Crushed, 47 Hours to Live, SideFX and (comedy) The Highschooler’s Guide to College Parties. Note: Other movies that were mentioned was Excision, After Dark, Hereditary, Yummy, Uncut Gems As always, thank you for listening! And a massive thank you to out guest, Patrick Johnson, director of SideFX, The Highschoolers Guide to College Parties, She’s Crushed and 47 Hours to Live. You can find him here https://www.holditnow.com/phone/links.html. You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG and Vero @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish As always, support the arts and watch movies! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This is Part 2: Carlos, Chris and I had the great pleasure of talking to Patrick Johnson, the director of 47 Hours To Live, She’s Crushed (Crushed) and Amber Heard’s first film SideFX. This was such a good conversation and he starts from the beginning, the winding road to filmmaking. From an offer to make 50 bucks from a man in a van to being inspired to distribute by a guy known as Half Head Fred. Taking films to festivals and how that went. Directors who lost their mind, entire crew walk out during projects, crazy producer and over ambitious projects with no budget. Plus what happened when Patrick finally got a good budget to make a feature film and the lessons he learned about culture and industry relationships. And why, for him, intent matters and why he’d rather offend you with his movies than get no response at all. This story was quite a ride! He also has something new in mind in the works and we hope to talk to him again! If you are a low budget horror fan, check out his flicks...She’s Crushed, 47 Hours to Live, SideFX and (comedy) The Highschooler’s Guide to College Parties. Note: Other movies that were mentioned was Excision, After Dark, Hereditary, Yummy, Uncut Gems As always, thank you for listening! And a massive thank you to out guest, Patrick Johnson, director of SideFX, The Highschoolers Guide to College Parties, She’s Crushed and 47 Hours to Live. You can find him here https://www.holditnow.com/phone/links.html. You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG and Vero @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish As always, support the arts and watch movies! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Carlos, Chris and I had the great pleasure of talking to Patrick Johnson, the director of 47 Hours To Live, She’s Crushed (Crushed) and Amber Heard’s first film SideFX. This was such a good conversation and he starts from the beginning, the winding road to filmmaking. From an offer to make 50 bucks from a man in a van to being inspired to distribute by a guy known as Half Head Fred. Taking films to festivals and how that went. Directors who lost their mind, entire crew walk out during projects, crazy producer and over ambitious projects with no budget. Plus what happened when Patrick finally got a good budget to make a feature film and the lessons he learned about culture and industry relationships. And why, for him, intent matters and why he’d rather offend you with his movies than get no response at all.

I watched a movie called 47 Hours To Live and considered it a one watch and said I didn’t care for it. The filmmaker, Patrick Johnson then commented on that post. Yep. (So what do you do when you embarrass yourself and tell a filmmaker you don’t care for his movie?) Chris and Carlos also watched the film after I posted my synopsis and part of today’s episode is our discussion about that film. And we wondered if that filmmaker would come have a chat with us. Mr. Johnson also offered another cut of the film to watch as well and I took him up on that offer. We also talk about how we rate movies, what our expectations are and what constitutes a good movie. These are all our personal opinions and taste. We’re just fans just like you. Other horror movies we bring up other than 47 Hours To Live. Open 24 Hours, Splinter, Stay Alive and Thankskilling. Back to the question...what do you do when you embarrass yourself on a post and the filmmaker responds? Well I invite him on my podcast!! And an invitation has been extended to Patrick Johnson and we shall see if joins us for a chat. As always, thank you for listening! You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG and Vero @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish As always, support the arts and watch movies! Even if I say I don’t like it. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This is for anyone who might be up for a laugh and/or curious what the conversation is like when we are warming up to talk about horror. We talk about everything and anything and it’s all hilarious! From our Kevin Smith, Sandler and Seagal plus fake hair spray paint, man lace fronts and the presence of what could be a shaving ghost which could also be me having audio hallucinations. Then we take a hard left into the hilarity of alternative porn and how it can be more hilarious! Then continue to an inevitable pitstop, Taco Bell. And how talking about the physical and sometimes terrible impact of having it, puts Carlos in the mood for tacos! And believe it or not, in the midst of all this, horror actually does come up. But in the mean time we just laugh! Have a great day! Once again thank you for listening! You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG and Vero @macabre_ish. https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Name These Horror flicks! Today we are trying to figure out some movie titles based on clues on two different posts on Instagram...Describe A Movie You’ve Been Struggling To Name, Maybe We Can Help.. So I figured out about half of them but was stumped on others, so I thought I’d bring the questions to Carlos and Chris to see if we could work it out. And if anyone listening is struggling to find movie names, head to the website or IG listed below. Also if any of these clues sound familiar to you and you know the name, let us know and/or tag us on instagram. This question will be asked ever so often and we will keep this topic going and hopefully get them all named. Plus we talk reasons why some movies may be, sadly, lost to history. Once again thank you for listening! You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG and Vero @macabre_ish... https://linktr.ee/macabre_ish --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

It’s Christmas Eve and we want to share with you our Christmas horror picks!! From all time favorites, phenomenal anthology episodes to Vinegar Syndrome releases, foreign favorites and gory holiday indies! Some are streaming and some can only be had via independent company site and we’ll tell you where to get them. Have a Scary Christmas and have a Happy Horrorday!! 2020 is almost over y’all!! Once again thank you for listening! You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG and Vero @macabre_ish. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We talk about part one of the first Stand remake, relative to the 1994 version and the book. What’s new, what’s unchanged and what’s true to the book and what could be coming up. Once again thank you for listening! You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG @macabre_ish. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Are ongoing conversation about serial killer films, new and old plus what’s streaming. Plus people’s fascination with serial and spree killers and what the fascination is about. Stay tuned for the next episode which is a continuation and heavy on Macabre...ish Life so stay tuned. Once again thank you for listening! You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG @macabre_ish. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Why we’re not thrilled with oddballs in a series’ like Halloween 3, Hellraiser 3 but then why we love serialized entertainment? The shelf life of movies and which medium is supposed to be the best and what companies had the supposed better or worst discs? Why people are still using gaming systems as a dvd/blu ray player instead of a dvd/blu player? Oh and remember the red ring of death and why we don’t buy the first generation of anything? Once again thank you for listening! You can find Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyl669, Chris Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG @macabre_ish. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We talk about seeing our favorite characters as just people, acting in their professions. Carlos’ view on watching movies made by or with problematic people. And other funny randomness! Let’s take our minds off of the election for a few minutes. Find Christopher Thompson on IG @theauthor_ and Carlos Ibarra on IG @jekyll6669. As usual find me, Kimberly on IG @macabre_ish and macabreish.com. Until the next one! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Carlos Ibarra wants to make a movie! We talk about pitfalls and pathways forward. Project Greenlight and 48 Hour Film Project possibilities and the obsessive hell that is perfection. We’ll keep you posted on the journey! Find Carlos on IG @ jekyl6669 and as usual find me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and on IG @ macabre_ish. Until the next one! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

In this episode we talk about keeping the collection organized and what we use to do that and Carlos favorite app to keep it all straight. Great demon movies and why aren’t there more of them. The argument for the 25 minute movie rule for iffy movies and why a lot of negative movie reviews are negative at all! Find Carlos on IG @ jekyl6669 and as usual, find me, Kimberly at macabreish.com and IG @macabre_ish. Stay tuned for Carlos’ next episode where he talks about his aspirations to make movies! Oh and there is some swearing in this one so, Beware The Swears! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

We are continuing to talk about bad movies and why you can’t watch all movies with all friends. Bad movies as they relate to casual watchers and horror fans. Carlos’ argument in defense of Blu Rays and horror history in the form of horror magazines. Find Carlos on IG @ jekyl6669 and as always, find me, Kimberly at www.macabreish.com and on IG @macabre_ish. Did you guys know that Carlos wants to make a horror film?! In the next episode, we’ll talk about that 20 year dream. Stay tuned! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

I’m talking to Carlos Ibarra about our differences in how we review and post about movies and why. Our approach to movie watching and how he keeps his vast collection catalogued. Plus how we handle ‘bad’ movies. Stay tuned for more convo with Carlos! Find him on IG @jekyl6669 and as usual, find me. Kimberly at www.macabreish.com and IG @ macabre_ish --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

En +SALUD conversamos con los académicos del programa de Ergonomía del Departamento de Kinesiología de la UDA, Mg. Pamela Astudillo Cornejo y Mg. Carlos Ibarra Villanueva, quienes dieron a conocer sus investigaciones en torno al Teletrabajo y Salud Mental en situación excepcional de Pandemia

Ésta mañana en #Noticias7AM, entrevistamos a Carlos Ibarra Aguiar, Presidente del Consejo Coordinador Empresarial de Ensenada, quien nos explica por que opina que la política energética es en realidad un retroceso para el desarrollo.

Hoy en #Noticias7AM realizamos una entrevista telefónica al presidente de los Comités Técnicos de los CCE’S, Carlos Ibarra, quien nos habla sobre el pronunciamiento de los empresarios en el tema de los nuevos impuestos en BC.

En esta ocasion, Carlos Ibarra y Omar Ortíz, contamos nuestras intimidades y nuestros gustos más profundos cuando de escoger fuck buddies se trata. Ser pasivo no es nada fácil y ser activo no es motivo de hombría y orgullo. Escríbenos, queremos escucharte. FB: Edoné POdcast FB: Carlos Ibarra FB: Omar Ortiz Twt: Psico_calii Twt: Cuatrinomio Instagram: cuatrinomio

En este episodio repasamos la reciente titulación de Carlos Ibarra como toda una psicologa. ¡ELLAAAAAA! Nos comparte un artículo del que habla de vivir el VIH con tu pareja. Nos compartió su experiencia de cómo le transmitieron el virus y finalmente habalmos de parejas serodiscordantes. ¡Gracias por tu preferencia sexual!

A Reese Witherspoon x Hello Sunshine Book Club Pick! A fun and flirty novel from New York Times best seller Jasmine Guillory, author of The Wedding Date and one of Cosmopolitan's 33 Books to Get Excited About in 2018. For fans of Jo Watson, Sarah Morgan and Holly Martin, about the perils of public proposals and the beauty of an unexpected second chance. When freelance writer Nikole Paterson goes to a Dodgers game in LA with her actor boyfriend, the last thing she expects is a scoreboard proposal. Saying no isn't difficult - they've been dating for only five months, and he can't even spell her name correctly. The hard part is having to face a stadium full of disappointed fans.... At the game with his sister, Carlos Ibarra comes to Nik's rescue and rushes her away from a camera crew. He's even there for her when the video goes viral and Nik's social media goes crazy. Believing that neither of them are looking for anything serious, Nik embarks on an epic rebound with the handsome doctor, filled with food, fun and fantastic sex. But when their glorified hookups start breaking the rules, will they be brave enough to admit what they're really feeling?

Jana sits down with her queer Latinx friend, Carlos Ibarra to discuss fatness in the gay space, the radical nature of drag and the importance of maintaining a healthy mind and heart over a thin and acceptable body. Carlos is embarking on his first year of graduate school at USC so send him some love and encouragement via instagram @carbarra and follow on twitter @_caibarra. Please rate, review and subscribe to this pod in Apple Podcasts or your podcast app. Follow @womanofsizepod on Fb/Insta/Twitter an

Elise Sievert & Lesley Shannon sit down with actor/producer Carlos Ibarra (http://runcarlosrun.org). They discuss Carlos's journey and documentary of running across America, decisions you have to make on your creative journey and teacher's pets. Check out Carlos: Website: http://runcarlosrun.org/ IMDb: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3080987/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/runcarlosrun/