Podcasts about Citizen Jane

Alison Burgos talks about the 23rd anniversary of Girls In Wonderland with Emmy Winner Charlotte Robinson host of OUTTAKE VOICES™ that takes place May 30th through June 3rd in Orlando, Florida. Girls In Wonderland was founded in 2000 by the trio Amy Alonso, Yesenia Leon and Burgos the women behind Pandora Events. This powerhouse lesbian event production company from South Beach has created and produced some of the hottest LGBTQ soirées and music festivals in the US. In a little over two decades the iconic event has become a force on its own with over 10,000 attendees coming from near and far representing all colors of the rainbow and taking over a 700-room resort. The event brings together some of the most influential LGBTQ artists, celebrities, athletes, influencers and changemakers from around the country including Leisha Hailey, Kate Moennig, Fortune Feimster and Chante Wayans to name a few. This year's event kicks off with a Welcome Happy Hour on Thursday May 30th from 6P to 8P for a mix and mingle with live music by Deb Hundseder followed by the Traffic Jam opening party with special guest DJs Pat Pat, Dlux & Zehno. Friday begins with the Wet Pool Party with Chloe Star performing live, followed by Citizen Jane performance at the L-Lounge Happy Hour and then comedian Kristin Key takes the stage who has appeared at The Improv and on the series Last Comic Standing and Bring the Funny. Friday concludes with Snow Tha Product performance and then the Afterhours Afterglow Party. There will be more epic pool parties and fabulous events throughout the weekend. We talked to Alison about what she hopes to accomplish with Girls In Wonderland this year and her spin on our LGBTQ issues.  Alison Burgos has been a luminary in celebrating lesbian culture, creating spaces like Girls In Wonderland in Orlando, Aqua Girl and the Women's White Party. Alison's role in advocacy is as dynamic as her event planning. She was a guiding force on the National Advisory Council for the National Center for Lesbian Rights (NCLR) and takes on leadership roles as the Vice Chair of the Kindred Pride Foundation. Pandora Events commitment to advocacy continues donating over $30,000 each year to support our LGBTQ community including Aqua Foundation for Women, HRC, Care Resource, NVEEE and the National LGBTQ Task Force.  For More Info & Tix… LISTEN: 600+ LGBTQ Chats @OUTTAKE VOICES

For the final episode, we are going all out for episode 529! Our guest today is an amazing musician/creator/person!! Please welcome to the podcast the amazing Jae Soto! She has a new single out that you can also experience in her new game! Go on and check out the song/game Citizen Jane video game at Itch.IO !

After an 88-year-old woman is found murdered in her own home, police follow a trail of clues to an unlikely suspect — someone who finds themselves at the center of more than one terrible crime. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In which Piper and Lillian discuss the pros and cons of an adaptation that makes significant changes to the plot. If you're a fan of classic cinema, this one is for you.

The Berkshire Edge LLC is a locally owned, regional publication. Our goal is to provide – regularly and in depth – content that truly reflects the life, interests and aspirations of this unusually rich and vibrant community. Guided by respected journalistic standards, the principle of fairness, the quest for truth, a commitment to social, economic and environmental justice, and an abiding admiration for the independent spirit of the Berkshires, The Berkshire Edge offers in-depth local news reports and features, perspectives on the arts, wide-ranging commentary, and a comprehensive calendar of events – all written, illustrated, and, in some cases performed, with wit, intelligence, insight and humor. 1. What do you know…. Boston acknowledges the western county of Massachusetts. Great Barrington is to receive $2.1 million in COVID relief funds, and state auditor acknowledges the state's “East/West divide”: 2. And to that point, State Rep. William “Smitty” Pignatelli, D-Lenox, has called for “equity” in the distribution of funds for infrastructure revitalization: 3. Speaking of infrastructure, the Great Barrington Selectboard is taking up the complicated issue of the Housatonic Water Works, that village's privately owned water system that is plagued with issues, from broken mains to rusty water — a relic of the days when utilities like the water system were privately rather than publicly owned: 4. We also had a report of the rally in Salisbury, Connecticut, in support of women's right to an abortion, one of 600 demonstrations nationwide: 5. The Community Development Corporation of South Berkshire (CDCSB) is conducting a (virtual, of course) fundraiser for its affordable housing projects, and it's showing the film “Citizen Jane,” about Jane Jacobs 6. And finally, in the spirit of independence, Berkshire County will be celebrating “Indigenous People's Day” on Oct. 11.

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LezPod Hosted by Alexandria Friedlander - Episode with guest DJ Citizen Jane We are proud to announce our upcoming guest for @lezpod next episode - We welcome DJ Citizen Jane. Citizen Jane is not only one of the top in demand DJ's but she also has gone back to her singing roots releasing her first single "Rescue Me" in a collaboration with Brazilian DJ Tommy Love from her forthcoming EP which is climbing the dance charts and currently trending in the top most streamed dance songs on Spotify. CJ is currently about to release the seco d single of her EP “Like Her” and is in the midst of working on a collaboration with an emerging female singer on a Duet project coming soon. As a celebrity DJ, Citizen Jane has also dropped her beats in private events for Kim Kardashian, Stella McCartney, Patricia Velasquez, Gwen Stefani and Kat VonD to name a few and has shared stage billing with AfroJack, Bebe Rexha, Christina Perry, Crystal Waters, Deborah Cox, Cece Peniston, Becky G, J Balvin, Taylor Swift, and Selena Gomez. Her love of music extends beyond her high energy DJ beats that has led her to become one of the most in demand International Singer/Songwriter/DJ/Producers on the DJ scene of today.

Today's show is an interview with a local woman (Citizen Jane), a Business owner, Parent, and Patriot who appears to be a victim of voter fraud hear her story in her own words and you decide also enjoy a casual chat with one of our favorite fans Melissa.

Welcome to Episode One of Citizen Jane! In this--our INAUGURAL episode--we dig into three Nancy Meyers movies--The Parent Trap, Something's Gotta Give, and It's Complicated--and talk about the style and substance of her movie. We also get into the idea of Auteur Theory and talk about the garbage fact that Meyers is rarely talked about as an auteur but also--PLOT TWIST--why auteur theory is kind of a garbage approach in general. Also, we digress at length about the fashion in her movies, the deliciousness of Keanu Reeves, and the truly absurd detail that Meryl Streep wants to remodel her already perfect kitchen. Follow us! the GRAM (mostly we are here): instagram.com/citizenjanepod Twitter: twitter.com/citizenjanepod email: citizenjanepodcast@gmail.com xoxoxo

citizen jane the new podcast from ursula welles* season one begins... july 2019 *like shakespeare's sister, but hotter. filmier. better jokes. shinier hair.

Mark listens with violist Lea Kerstein, member of the folk-pop duo, Citizen Jane, to the first movement of Brahms' wonderful Bb major sextet op. 18, played here by the Stuttgart Soloists.

Indie folk-poppers CITIZEN JANE join me in the Toronto apartment for a heartwarming chat with this underlying message: brie-lieve in yourself. We discuss their leap of faith, moving from Vancouver to Toronto by train. We talk about the vulnerability of learning new things as adults, the inspiration we take from young people demanding change, and coping with war-time destruction through musical creation. Download the new Citizen Jane single, “High Tide”, on Bandcamp now, and listen to their LP In The Storm while you’re add it. Tour dates and other treats are at citizenjanemusic.com!

For 33 months, from 1978 to 1980, STUDIO 54 was the place to be seen in Manhattan. A haven of hedonism, tolerance, glitz and glamour, Studio was very hard to gain entrance to and impossible to ignore, with news of who was there filling the gossip columns daily. Steve Rubell and Ian Schrager, two college friends from Brooklyn, succeeded in creating the ultimate escapist fantasy in the heart of the theater district. Rubell was the outgoing bon vivant who wanted to be everybody’s friend and was photographed with every celebrity du jour who entered the club and Schrager was the behind-the-scenes creative mastermind who shunned the limelight. STUDIO 54 was an instant success and a cash cow, but the drug-and-sex-fueled dream soon imploded in financial scandal and the club’s demise. With unprecedented access to Schrager, who tells the whole unvarnished story for the first time, and a treasure-trove of rare footage, director Matt Tyrnauer (Valentino: The Last Emperor, Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood, Citizen Jane) constructs a vivid, glorious portrait of a disco-era phenomenon, and tells the story of two friends who stuck together through an incredible series of highs and lows.  A favorite at the Sundance and Tribeca film festivals, STUDIO 54 Director Matt Tyrnauer joins us to talk about his fascinating documentary look at the rise and fall of the legendary ‘70s New York nightclub. For news and updates go to: zeitgeistfilms.com/film/studio54 For news and updates on the films of Matt Tyrnauer go to: altimeterfilms.com

On April 21, 2017 the world was gifted with a bold cinematic experience featuring a woman who just would not take no for an answer. A woman who would not let her passion for bringing people closer together be stifled by the cynics or the practical aspects of life. That woman most would say is Jane Jacobs as seen in the documentary CITIZEN JANE: THE BATTLE FOR THE CITY. But here at SOBER CINEMA we say nah, it's Katherine Heigl in UNFORGETTABLE. Don't try that elitist crap with us, we have a catfight to watch. Join us! Support what we do with bonus content and early episodes on Patreon Listen: iTunes/Podbean Facebook/Instagram/Twitter: @sobercinema

This Must Be The Place In this installment of This Must Be the Place Elizabeth and David give a post-film review, along with Rebecca Clements (and also a bit of help from Trent and Casper), of the Jane Jacobs documentary “Citizen Jane: Battle for the City”. As is discussed, the film features a fantastic variety of archival footage and also has very high production values. It tells the iconic mid-20th century story of battles over freeways, slum clearances, high rise housing towers, the ‘cancer’ analogy that propelled urban renewal projects, and the frontlines between grassroots activism and top-down planning orthodoxy more broadly. Perhaps for planners there isn’t so much to learn from the film – Elizabeth and David to this end use the word “undergraduate” in the same sniffy way that chilled Elizabeth long ago (hearing Virigina Woolf describing James Joyce’s Ulysses, and wondering how hard someone would have to work to be so far up themselves). But there are several interesting insights into Jacobs’ background as a journalist, and it’s also worth revisiting her ideas afresh rather than tending to rely on what these ideas have been distilled into over the ensuing decades. The film celebrates – sometimes with a heavy, sappy hand – the inherent value of people and community, and makes a strong case for political engagement. To quote Jacobs, “I think it’s wicked, in a way, to be a victim” Also discussed in the review: pre-war Robert Moses as ‘bully for the people’; issues with looking at public and high-rise houses only from the outside; OTT choices of music; the Pruitt Igoe myth; gentrification (not, notably, discussed in the film); differences between preservation and life; Jacob’s glasses (I think – well we should have); and the challenge of accommodating nuance in a film while still making it compelling. Also some other stuff – part of which is set to the slightly distracting “ears on the street” soundtrack of Federation Square of a Friday evening. “Citizen Jane” was shown at Australian Centre for the Moving Image (ACMI) in Melbourne. It’s great to watch and also an excellent curiosity builder for a general audience. And if you’re a planner, you’ll no doubt see several people you know in the audience.

With 18 Oscar nominations and three wins to their name, we were very lucky to speak to Dogwoof, one of the world's leading distributors of documentary films. Under their belt they have worked on Iris, Weiner, Blackfish, The Act of Killing and The Black Panthers: Vanguards of the Revolution to name but a few of their incredibly large and high quality collection. We speak about their most recent films Citizen Jane and Whitney: Can I Be me and why they consistently have the most amazing posters in modern cinema. Take a look at their incredible posters here: https://shop.dogwoof.com/collections/posters

Kase and Van literally see the funny in comedy Mindhorn, and look at thriller Sleepless, canine tale A Dog’s Purpose, art documentary Burden, political drama The Journey, and cityscape doc Citizen Jane. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Citizen Jane: Battle for the City is a story about our global urban future, in which nearly three-fourths of the world’s population will live in cities by the end of this century. It’s also a story about America’s recent urban past, in which bureaucratic, “top down” approaches to building cities have dramatically clashed with grassroots, “bottom up” approaches. The film brings us back mid-century, on the eve of the battles for the heart and soul of American cities, about to be routed by cataclysmically destructive Urban Renewal and highway projects. The film details the revolutionary thinking of Jane Jacobs, and the origins of her magisterial 1961 treatise The Death and Life of Great American Cities, in which she singlehandedly undercuts her era’s orthodox model of city planning, exemplified by the massive Urban Renewal projects of New York’s “Master Builder,” Robert Moses. Jacobs and Moses figure centrally in our story as archetypes of the “bottom up” and the “top down” vision for cities. They also figure as two larger-than-life personalities: Jacobs—a journalist with provincial origins, no formal training in city planning, and scarce institutional authority—seems at first glance to share little in common with Robert Moses, the upper class, high prince of government and urban theory fully ensconced in New York’s halls of power and privilege. Citizen Jane: Battle for the City gives audiences a front row seat to this battle, and shows how two opposing visions of urban greatness continue to ripple across the world stage. In perilous times for the city and for civil rights, Citizen Jane offers a playbook, courtesy of Jane Jacobs, for organizing communities and speaking the truth to entrenched and seemingly insurmountable powers. Director Matt Tyrnauer joins us to talk about a citizen activist whose vision and principals resonate to this day. For news and updates go to: Citizen Jane: Battle for the City

On Twitter: mtyrnauer @janejacobsdoc @thompowers @purenonfictionThis interview was recorded at SVA's MFA Social Documentary program. Pure Nonfiction is distributed by the TIFF Podcast Network.

Jane Jacobs, author of “The Death and Life of Great American Cities,” changed the way we think of urban planning. Matt Tyrnauer’s new documentary “Citizen Jane” tells the story of her epic battles with New York power broker Robert Moses. On this episode, Pure Nonfiction host Thom Powers interviews Tyrnauer about the film and his […] The post PN 45: Matt Tyrnauer on “Citizen Jane” appeared first on Pure Nonfiction.

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Anne-Marie Lax - Rise Up Tracy L Black - Let Me Be Scarlette Fever - PS I Hate You Coolanova - Nose to Nose Citizen Jane - When I Was Young The Strands - Feelin It Sparkah Youngs - We Get Down (ft. Bow Miya & The Real Darnell) For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Alicia Mathewson at : Visit our Sponsor ESP Evolution at:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Anne-Marie Lax - Rise Up Tracy L Black - Let Me Be Scarlette Fever - PS I Hate You Coolanova - Nose to Nose Citizen Jane - When I Was Young The Strands - Feelin It Sparkah Youngs - We Get Down (ft. Bow Miya & The Real Darnell) For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Alicia Mathewson at : Visit our Sponsor ESP Evolution at:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Anne-Marie Lax - Rise Up Tracy L Black - Let Me Be Scarlette Fever - PS I Hate You Coolanova - Nose to Nose Citizen Jane - When I Was Young The Strands - Feelin It Sparkah Youngs - We Get Down (ft. Bow Miya & The Real Darnell) For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor Alicia Mathewson at : Visit our Sponsor ESP Evolution at:

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Uncle Freddy - Dancin Featuring Nadirah Shakoor Paige Temperley - Faith PURCHASE ON ITUNES Chris Chord - Lifetime PURCHASE ON ITUNES Eva Lundmark - What is You feat. Emma Nystrom PURCHASE ON ITUNES Citizen Jane - Stripped Down PURCHASE ON ITUNES Susan Nikas - Don't Speak Bad of Mexicans to Me PURCHASE ON ITUNES Jessica Novak - With Me Or Not PURCHASE ON ITUNES For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor The Changeroom at: Visit our Sponsor Elle B Willson at:  

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Uncle Freddy - Dancin Featuring Nadirah Shakoor Paige Temperley - Faith PURCHASE ON ITUNES Chris Chord - Lifetime PURCHASE ON ITUNES Eva Lundmark - What is You feat. Emma Nystrom PURCHASE ON ITUNES Citizen Jane - Stripped Down PURCHASE ON ITUNES Susan Nikas - Don't Speak Bad of Mexicans to Me PURCHASE ON ITUNES Jessica Novak - With Me Or Not PURCHASE ON ITUNES For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor The Changeroom at: Visit our Sponsor Elle B Willson at:  

To get live links to the music we play and resources we offer, visit This show includes the following songs: Uncle Freddy - Dancin Featuring Nadirah Shakoor Paige Temperley - Faith PURCHASE ON ITUNES Chris Chord - Lifetime PURCHASE ON ITUNES Eva Lundmark - What is You feat. Emma Nystrom PURCHASE ON ITUNES Citizen Jane - Stripped Down PURCHASE ON ITUNES Susan Nikas - Don't Speak Bad of Mexicans to Me PURCHASE ON ITUNES Jessica Novak - With Me Or Not PURCHASE ON ITUNES For Music Biz Resources Visit Visit our Sponsor The Changeroom at: Visit our Sponsor Elle B Willson at:  

1. You’re The Voice – John Farnham 2. Listen To Your Heart – Roxette 3. Summer In The City – Joe Cocker 4. Africa – Toto 5. I Want You So Bad – Heart 6. All I Need Is You – Big Trouble 7. A To Z – Tom Kimmel 8. High On Emotion – Chris De Burgh 9. Stay The Night – Benjamin Orr 10. I Get Weak – Belinda Carlisle 11. A Good Heart – Feargal Sharkey 12. Citizen Jane – Bernie Taupin 13. Every time We Touch – Maggie Reilly 14. Dancing Queen + Thank You For The Music – Abba 15. Like A Prayer – Madonna 16. Ring Of Ice – Jennifer Rush 17. Romantic World – Dana Dawson 18. Never Knew Love Like This Before – Stephanie Mills 19. Everywhere – Fleetwood Mac 20. Waiting For A Star To Fall – Boy Meets Girl 21. Is This Love? – Alison Moyet 22. Fire And Ice – Pat Benatar 23. It’s A Heartache – Bonnie Tyler 24. Mistral Moonlight – Chris Norman 25. Lay Back In The Arms Of Someone – Smokie 26. Don’t Stop Believin’ – Journey 27. High On You – Survivor 28. One Good Lover - Siren 29. Imitation Of Life – R.E.M 30. Invisible Touch – Genesis 31. I Only Wanna Be With You – Samantha Fox 32. Fantasy Island – Tight Fit 33. Holding Out For A Hero – Bonnie Tyler 34. Catch Me – Marsha Raven 35. So Many Men, So Little Time – Miguel Brown 36. Million Miles Away – Kim Wilde 37. Girl (You Are My Song) – F.R. David 38. Dancing On The Ceiling – Lionel Richie 39. The Big L. – Roxette 40. Till Death Do Us Part – Madonna 41. The Heat Is On – Glenn Frey 42. Danger Zone – Kenny Loggins 43. Maniac – Michael Sembello 44. Baby I Love Your Way – Will To Power 45. All Of Me – John Legend

Today's fine episode is titled Citizen Jane, the story of a young girl's internet blog. Kyler Wilson and Elvis Wilson are on the show tonight, all while producer Galen rings in the new year--once again, in silence.

Jane Song talks about In Good Hands, part of the Model Citizen exhibition project. 

Her February appearance remains the most listened-to episode in the history of Brandon's Buzz, and now she's back for an encore! The extraordinary NIA PEEPLES is stopping by the Buzz to discuss her role in the upcoming Hallmark telefilm "Citizen Jane," as well as her departure from "The Young and the Restless," her thoughts on the upcoming film revival of "Fame," and the incredible longevity of her nearly thirty-year career!