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Welcome to another exciting episode of Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio, the show where we dive deep into the world of martial arts, its incredible practitioners, and their fascinating stories. Today, we have a truly exceptional guest joining us: Sensei Nathan Chlumsky. We explore Sensei Chlumsky's personal journey through the world of martial arts, discovering the pivotal moments and inspirations that set him on this path. From his humble beginnings to his current status as a martial arts teacher and author, we'll get an intimate look into the life of this martial arts polymath. But our conversation won't stop there. Sensei Chlumsky is not only a dedicated martial artist but also a prolific author, known for his numerous contributions to the martial arts literature. In this episode, we will have the privilege of discussing his varied body of work, which covers a wide range of martial arts and non martial arts topics. So, whether you're a seasoned martial artist, an aspiring practitioner, or simply someone with a deep appreciation for the art of combat, this episode promises to be a rich tapestry of insights and experiences. Without further ado, let's welcome Sensei Nathan Chlumsky to Whistlekick Martial Arts Radio

Macauley Culkin may've got $1 million and a majority of movie poster real estate, but the "Girl" in this early 90's dramedy is Anna Chlumsky. Chlumsky plays Vada Sultenfuss, a hypochondriacal lass who lives in a funeral parlor with her dad and grandmother. The film was an adorable smash, helped by a post-Home Alone "Mac." But now, decades later, is "cute" enough to cut it for our middle-aged podcast hosts? Do senile grandmothers and bee-stung kids blend well with mortuary humor? And why or why does Vada run so oddly? The Old Roommates pop on some age-inappropriate makeup and discuss the 1991 favorite. Listen to this. Old Roommates can be reached via email at oldroommatespod@gmail.com. Follow Old Roommates on Instagram and YouTube @OldRoommates for bonus content and please give us a rating or review! Thanks for listening!#AnnaChlumsky #MacaulayCulkin #DanAykroyd #JamieLeeCurtis

Annette Chlumsky has been an Integrative Nurse for over 30 years and a Nurse with the Riordan Clinic for 7.5 years. In this episode, Dr. Ron talks with Annette about her experience as an Integrative Nurse and why she chose the Integrative approach. Annette and Dr. Ron also discuss the many roles Nurses play in a patients' healing journey and why the Nurses at Riordan Clinic are trained as co-learners and not just healthcare professionals.

This week we review new movies The Desperate Hour, Strawberry Mansion, Huda's Salon, and Asking for it, and new series Inventing Anna, The Dropout, and The Endgame.

Welcome to Episode 412. I'm joined this week by Joe Stark from StarkCast and June from the Apple to Oranges podcast. I've got your winners for the Clifford the Big Red Dog blu-rays this week. We definitely talk about the Finale for THE BOOK OF BOBA FETT as well as some PEACEMAKER. In Good Pop Bad Pop for Movies this week we talk about the new romance comedy MARRY ME out now in theaters and on Peacock. Brian watched a supernatural romance on Paramount+ THE IN BETWEEN. Zoë Kravitz stars in KIMI as a tech worker with agoraphobia discovers recorded evidence of a violent crime, but is met with resistance when she tries to report it. Seeking justice, she must do the thing she fears the most: she must leave her apartment. And we also discuss the HBO Max movie THE FALLOUT. In TV Netflix dropped INVENTING ANNA starring Julia Garner and Anna Chlumsky. A journalist (Chlumsky) investigates the case of Anna Delvey (Garner), the Instagram-legendary heiress who stole the hearts and money of New York elites. HBO Max debuted THE GIRL BEFORE. Freeform/Hulu has the new comedy series SINGLE DRUNK FEMALE. And we talk about SUSPICION on Apple TV+. In News is MOVIE PASS targeting a Summer 2022 revival? And it looks like we're getting a BLADERUNNER 2099 series on Amazon Prime Video. In Marvel News we talk about Kevin Feige's quotes of MOON KNIGHT being a brutal series and not pulling any punches. We talk THOR: LOVE AND THUNDER rumors and KRAVEN THE HUNTER movie rumors.

The holidays mean it's time for family dramedies and My Girl from 1991 is one of the most memorable. Mark welcomes old friend Melissa Ward back on the show to discuss this other Macaulay Culkin classic for its 30th anniversary this month, and talk about crushing on teachers, bee stings, how gross it was for Vada and Thomas J. to become "blood brothers," and more. And we ponder what would this movie be like if made today? Listen now to find out.

This week, Bridget brings one of the most infamously traumatizing films from older millennials' youths. The film that made us all distrust bees, learned to leave our lost mood rings in the woods, and assume we could die at ANY time. Returning to it 30 years later, there's plenty of other trauma to pull from this movie! Vada Sultenfuss is truly the gift that keeps on giving.

Whither thou Austin O'Brien? We cover two delightful coming of age pieces, which came out in the early 90s but were set in the early 70s. Chlumsky!

Hosted by Nick & Elizabeth Brian Pocrass joins us this week to talk about his job organizing Hollywood celebrity reunions and discuss his passion for Film Crawling!  We also talk about growing up as a child star, Punky Brewster, and more! Please share Fancounters with a friend!  You can always email us at hello@fancounters.com! Support Fancounters! www.fancounters.com www.patreon.com/fancounters www.twitter.com/fancounterslive www.facebook.com/groups/sharpienation www.teepublic.com/user/fancounters 

Anna Chlumsky is an Emmy nominated actress who has continued to make a name for herself in film, on television and on stage.  Most recently, Chlumsky completed production on the seventh and final season of the Emmy-winning comedy, Veep, which will premiered on HBO on March 31st, 2019.   Chlumsky was seen on screen in Minhal Baig’s film “Hala” as Shannon, which premiered at the 2019 Sundance Festival. “Hala’s” worldwide rights has also been acquired by Apple.  In 2017, Chlumsky was nominated for her fifth consecutive Emmy© in the category of “Best Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series” for her portrayal as Brookheimer. She was also nominated for a Critics Choice Award, and won the SAG Ensemble for VEEP. She won the Gracie Allen Award in 2015 for Outstanding Female Actor in a Supporting Role in a comedy or Musical for her work on Veep. Chlumsky made her Broadway debut in 2015 in Scott Ellis’ revival of You Can’t Take It With You. She played “Alice Sycamore,” the daughter of an eccentric family, opposite James Earl Jones and Annaleigh Ashford. She also reprised her role as “Iris Peabody” in Joe DiPietro’s Living on Love, which made its Williamstown Theatre Festival debut in 2014 and transferred to Broadway. Based on the famed Peccadillo, Chlumsky starred opposite Renee Fleming, Douglas Sills and Jerry O’Connell. Additionally, her New York stage credits include: Cardinal, 3C, Love, Loss, and What I Wore (Westside Theatre); So Help Me God (Mint Theatre Company); Unconditional(LA Byrinth Theater Company); The Fabulous Life of a Size Zero (DR2);Darwin in Malibu (Bay Street Theatre); The Butcherhouse Chronicles (Summer Play Festival); Balm in Gilead (Barefoot Theater Company - Member); Half Life (Flea Theater/Fringe Festival); Iphigeneia at Aulis (TimeSpace Productions); Measure for Measure (Astoria Performing Arts Center); No Alarms: Headfullofradio (Veritas Productions); and The Trojan Women (Veritas Productions). Additional TV credits include AMC’s Halt and Catch Fire, NBC’s Hannibal,: 30 Rock, and  Law & Order” SVU.  Chlumsky became a household name when she starred alongside Macaulay Culkin as Vada Sultenfuss in the 1991 film, My Girl. Other notable film credits include: The End of Tour, Bert and Arnie’s Guide to Friendship, In The Loop; The Good Guy; Blood Car; My Girl 2; Gold Diggers; the Glamour Reel Short, and Wait.  She currently resides in NY. 

For the second week in a row we say goodbye to one of our favourite HBO shows and this time it's VEEP! The seventh and final season wraps things up for the Emmy Award and SV Award winning series. Does it do it justice? We break down what happens to all our favourite characters and give our thoughts on the biggest moments of the season. For all our reviews and competitions you can Like us at - https://www.facebook.com/ScreenVerdictPodcast

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Hosted by Nick & Elizabeth - a PodFix Network Podcast Anais Lee is starring in the film The Sun Is Also a Star - opening this weekend!  Anais and her twin sister Mirabelle have been acting since they were just 3 years old. You may recognize them from hit shows like The Blacklist, Veep, Madam Secretary, and more!  Today she talks about being shot (literally) on The Blacklist, walking the runway for New York Fashion Week, and we hear the question she hates being asked! Support Fancounters! www.fancounters.com www.patreon.com/fancounters www.twitter.com/fancounterslive www.facebook.com/groups/sharpienation www.teepublic.com/user/fancounters 

This week, Kait is talking about one of the gayest children's movies ever released, 1995's Gold Diggers: The Secret of Bear Mountain. Starring Christina Ricci, Anna Chlumsky and their palpable love for one another.

Sometimes we all feel a little sentimental and need a good open mouth cry. Ty and Rach are closing out Season 1 with the beloved classic, My Girl. In this episode we talk first kisses, teacher crushes, and childhood heroes. See how Culkin couldn't get over his Home Alone antics, what they each thought of their first kiss together, and how Jamie Lee Curtis and her potty mouth cost her big bucks. Hear a recap of the season and Ty and Rach's final movie rankings. Plus, they give a special send off for those listeners that stuck around to the end. Until next summer...WE LOVE YOU!

In episode 7 we chat with Eugene Young, an actor and singer who works actively with preschool aged children with learning disabilities at the Jeffrey Foundation.

1991's tear-jerker "My Girl" ♪has got storm clouds on a sunny day It wasn't cold outside when they killed off Thomas J Well I guess you'd say What can make me feel this way? Dead kid (dead kid, dead kid) Talkin' 'bout dead kid (dead kid)♪ This nostalgic coming-of-age story could appropriately be titled "American Horror Story" with its ghoulish setting and the fact that it repeatedly bashes the audience over the head with disturbing events until they are left huddling in the corner, weeping. Anna Chlumsky of HBO's "Veep" plays Vada Sultenfuss, a precocious hypochondriacal 11 year old whose mother died in childbirth and whose emotionally-distant father raises her in an operational funeral home where she is constantly exposed to death. Also, her sweet grandma who moved in with them to help out is stricken with advanced Alzheimer's disease (which is used for comic relief in this movie). Also, her favorite teacher turns out to be a creep who is playing emotional mind games with her. Also, her best friend dies. So, you know, normal kid stuff.  Macaulay Culkin plays Thomas J, a nice young boy who loves Vada with all of his little heart and does his best to help her cope with the difficulties of her childhood until the filmmakers unleash a hive of bees upon him and murder him for their own sick purposes. Dan Aykroyd plays Harry Sultenfuss, a small-town mortician who became dead inside on the day of his daughter’s birth due to the death of his wife. He drifts along as a shadow of his former self and is completely oblivious of the emotional needs of the people around him until he starts getting laid and snaps back to life. Jamie Lee Curtis plays Shelly DeVoto, a cosmetologist who lives in a stolen motor home and comes to work at the Sultenfuss Funeral Parlor. She quickly decides that she wants to join this ready-made family and puts some serious moves on her new boss to make it happen. Join us as we discuss how this movie's producer probably bribed the MPAA for its PG rating, how we are reviewing the statute of limitation on pressing charges against Mr. Bixler, and whether Dan Aykroyd's breasts are real or not. Tell us what you think by chatting with us (@filmsnuff) on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, or by shooting us an email over at mailbag@filmsnuff.com. This episode is sponsored by Labor of Love. Visit our website at https://www.filmsnuff.com.

In this episode Ru and Michelle are joined by Anna Chlumsky. In this episode they discuss Veep, Chicago, Deep Dish Pizza, falling back in love with acting, NYU, improv, Jonah, Sam Richardson, her children, common core, My Girl, and public transportation.   This episode is sponsored by Loot Crate and TodayTix.

In our fifth annual Emmy prediction special Dave, Mike and John try to predict the very unpredictable 2015 Primetime Emmy Awards in all the major categories. The 67th Primetime Emmys are on Sunday, September 20th on FOX and will be hosted by Andy Samberg. We first discuss how Andy will do (2:15), overall nomination stats (5:40) and give our miscellaneous predictions for various smaller categories (8:35). We then predict (in order) drama supporting actress (23:10), drama supporting actor (29:25), comedy supporting actress (34:00), comedy supporting actor (39:00), drama lead actress (43:25), drama lead actor (50:00), comedy lead actress (56:15), comedy lead actor (1:01:30), drama series (1:05:25) and comedy series (1:10:05). Along the way we also veto a nomination in every category and replace the nominee with another who we believe deserves that spot.

ANNA CHLUMSKY made a name for herself with a starring role in the cult classic film MY GIRL. She didn't need a psychic to know that challenging, complex roles were far less likely to land on a female actor's doorstep and Chlumsky left the biz. After attending University of Chicago and dabbling in publishing, a psychic helped Anna reconsider her decision to quit acting. She returned to entertainment and got a big break, when Armando Iannucci cast Chlumsky in the hysterical British political farce IN THE LOOP, and then again in his television series VEEP on HBO. Three years later, she finds herself nominated for her first Emmy Award. We spoke about her career in our interview, which was taped live at Joe's Pub.

Danielle and Kate profess their love for both Julia Louis-Dreyfus and HBO's Veep.

Mike and Adam fill James and Brian in on the status of Blockbuster and Boondock Saints tattoos. If you have a comment or question you can write us at theaftershowpodcast@gmail.com or call and leave a voicemail message at (206) 984-1298.  Thanks for listening.IN THE LOOP imdb Page: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1226774/

Mike, John and Adam are really in the thick of it when they start talking death pool for Paul Blart and Tony Soprano.  Piss off!If you have a comment or question you can write us at theaftershowpodcast@gmail.com or call and leave a voicemail message at (206) 984-1298.  Thanks for listening.IN THE LOOP imdb Page: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1226774/

Warren chats with Anna at the Pan Pacific Hotel in Seattle regarding the SIFF opening night film, her personal connection to global politics, and why all you really do need is love. http://www.intheloopmovie.co.uk/ http://www.thwarrenreport.com