Podcasts about citizen jane battle

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Studio 54 was an infamous nightclub that defined an era. Almost 50 years later, it has become fodder for American filmmaker and Vanity Fair correspondent, Matt Tyrnauer. The award-winning documentarian shares the impetus behind his 2018 film, Studio 54, about the notorious nightspot. We also discuss Matt Tyrnauer’s other New York-centered documentary, Citizen Jane: Battle for the City (2016), about Jane Jacobs, famed author of the book, The Death and Life of Great American Cities and an activist who is credited with saving Soho from powerful city-planner, Robert Moses’ dreaded Lower Manhattan Expressway. Matt Tyrnauer just recently release his latest documentary: "Where is my Roy Cohn".   

Scotty and the Secret History of Hollywood  is the deliciously scandalous story of Scotty Bowers, a handsome ex-Marine who landed in Hollywood after World War II and became confidante, aide de camp and lover to many of Hollywood’s greatest male — and female — stars. In the 1940s and '50s, Scotty ran a gas station in the shadow of the studio lots where he would connect his friends with actors and actresses who had to hide their true sexual identities for fear of police raids at gay bars, societal shunning and career suicide. An unsung Hollywood legend, Bowers would cater to the sexual appetites of celebrities – straight and gay – for decades. In 2012, he finally spilled his secrets in the New York Times bestselling memoir “Full Service,” which revealed a dramatic, pre-Stonewall alternate history of Hollywood. While the studio PR machine were promoting their stars as wholesome and monogamous, Bowers was fulfilling the true desires of many of them. This cinema-vérité documentary tells his story, as well as presents eye-opening takes on icons from the Hollywood Golden Age including Cary Grant, Katharine Hepburn, Spencer Tracy, Lana Turner, Ava Gardner and many more. Director Matt Tyrnauer (Studio 54, Citizen Jane: Battle for the City, Valentino: The Last Emperor) joins us for spirited conversation on the days when the Hollywood PR machine mattered more than the lives of the artist who made it successful and the role Scotty Bowers played in breaking that stranglehold on them. For news and updates go to: scottymovie.com

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.

这期节目的录制是偶然。和之后发生的一切相比，节目中聊到的美好瞬间略显微弱，但同样可以激起一些思考：我们究竟因为什么选择在一个地方工作和生活？为什么年轻人那么喜爱大城市？为什么在城市中走路这件事这么重要？城市为什么能够放大人的创造力？纽约为什么让人念念不忘？ 相关链接： - 《美国大城市的死与生》 (https://book.douban.com/subject/1326833/) - 关于《美国大城市的死与生》作者的纪录片《Citizen Jane：Battle for the City》 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fwf5h3MIdRs) - Paul Graham的《市井雄心》（Cities and Ambition） (http://www.paulgraham.com/cities.html) - 哈佛大学教授爱德华·格莱泽的《城市的胜利》 (https://book.douban.com/subject/20373351/) - 平面艺术家Vahram Muratyan的畅销书《巴黎 v.s. 纽约》 (http://parisvsnyc.blogspot.com) - 诗人、作家北岛的《城门开》讲述了13年后回到北京，从故乡变成了异乡人 (https://book.douban.com/subject/5269439/) - 纽约皇后区博物馆的展览《Never Built New York》，讲述那些没有被建造的纽约 (http://www.queensmuseum.org/2016/10/never-built-new-york) - Monocle出版的城市旅行指南 (https://monocle.com/shop/books/travel-guides/) - Moviepass (https://www.moviepass.com/) - 阿西莫夫的有声书 (https://www.audible.com/search?searchAuthor=Isaac+Asimov) - 旧金山的火灾以及被驱逐者 (http://www.etw.fm/articles/san-francisco-chinatown-history) Special Guest: 黄璟璐.

Ever since my friend Jess Murnane told me about Phoebe I wanted to be her friend. It wasn't until I met her in person for the is podcast that I truly realized how smart, funny, wise, and interesting she is. She's one of those people I could talk to for hours and in this episode I did. We recorded this conversation a couple weeks ago in Williamsburg, Brooklyn over cranberry kombucha. Phoebe recently wrote her second book book, The Wellness Project, which highlights so much of what I have been trying to integrate into my life over the past couple years: balancing healthy habits with enjoyment of life (or as Phoebe describes it health vs. hedonism). We also talk about the balance between being ambitious and letting things happen without  pushing and about following your passion even when the path is unclear. Between all these topics you'll hear about my kitchen horror stories (knife scars and all) along with laughs of us bonding over being only children and loving New York City. This is my favorite episode I've done in a while and I think you'll love it too.  -Phoebe's Website | Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube  Pintrest-Her new book: The Wellness Project -Amber Rae -- she talks about the three hats that creative entrepreneurs wear: the editor, the agent, the artist-Citizen Jane Battle for the City - documentary-Ina Garten (the Barefoot Contessa) was her father's friend when she was growing up-more about Hashimoto's thyroiditis and Perioral Dermatitis-her first website was Big Girls Small Kitchen (which is still run from her friend Cara)-Books we mention:: Gretchen Rubin's book The Happiness Project (was an inspiration for her book), The Book of Laughter and Forgetting by Milan Kundera, The 5 Love Languages by Gary Chapman-Movies:: Pride and Prejudice, Wonder Woman, Harry Potter movies-Lynn Chen - listen to my podcast episode with her, we talk about how she and her boyfriend read to each other at night-NY Times Crossword app we're loving loving-Article about productivity and what's really holding you back-Places to eat in NYC:: Hu Kitchen, Jeffrey’s Grocery, Joseph LeonardCool Things to Check-Out:-The Good Fest will be in L.A. on Feb. 3rd, 2018 !! Get $10 off with the code "KATIEDALEBOUT"-Sign-up for my newsletter to get updates on where I'll be and what I'm loving!-Join the listener Facebook Group-Get my book Let It Out: A Journey Through Journaling or leave a review if you have read it.— Show Sponsors — ElleboxI'm so excited to have Ellebox as a sponsor. They are a company with a mission to bring 100% natural products to woman in an easy and affordable way each month. Plus if you want to they can add some extra self-care goodies to your shipment. AND if you have a young girl in your life (weather it's a daughter, niece, sister, friend, neighbor...) they have created special First Period. This box has everything you need to have a better first period and reduces fear and anxiety around having a menstrual cycle.Ellebox is offering listeners a FREE  Box. I highly recommend giving them a try and sharing their cool product with other women in your life. We care so much about what we put in our bodies and sanitary products shouldn't be any different.Care/OfHave you signed up and tried out Care/Of yet?? If you have tweet me your pics of your cute packs! If not you NEED to give them a try. Why do I love them so much?  Care/Of creates personalized supplement packets for you based on your unique needs and delivers them in daily customized packets for 20% less than comparable brands. They come in cute customizable packages (that have your name on them!) making them easy to take with you on the go and know exactly what to take each day.  It's a win-win-win, you save time, you save money and your optimizing your health specific to YOU.Take the quiz here (it's 100% FREE even if you don't get anything it's worth doing) and enter the code "KATIE" at checkout for 50% off your first order.

The one, the only, Jane Jacobs. This week's episode needs very little introduction. Kristen and Katrina talk about the latest documentary Citizen Jane: Battle for the City, and the implications of privilege in protest, women in urbanism, historic preservation, and the "bad guys" (and planning paradigm) that she fought against. We are also excited to highlight our new outro Urbanist Women at Work! We’re looking forward to sharing your advice as women in urbanism on social media by using the hashtag #urbanistwomenatwork, or you can email us your anonymous submission at thirdwaveurbanism@gmail.com. As always, you can keep up with our thoughts and send us your comments on Twitter or Instagram: Katrina can be found at @think_katrina Kristen can be found at @blackurbanist And if you like these conversations and advocating for human-scale cities, you can donate to our efforts on our Patreon page at www.patreon.com/thirdwaveurbanism. Thank you all for listening! Here are the references in this episode: The new documentary: http://www.altimeterfilms.com/citizen-jane-battle-for-the-city/ Platetizen's review: https://www.planetizen.com/node/92603?utm_source=newswire&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=news-05152017 Next City's article: https://nextcity.org/daily/entry/how-jane-jacobs-affected-new-york?utm_source=Next+City+Newsletter&utm_campaign=c5a5132682-Daily_677&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_fcee5bf7a0-c5a5132682-44102657 Washington Post's take: https://www.washingtonpost.com/goingoutguide/movies/citizen-jane-battle-for-the-city-gives-urban-planning-the-excitement-of-a-thriller/2017/05/04/022401cc-2f3a-11e7-8674-437ddb6e813e_story.html?tid=sm_fb_lily&utm_term=.6de8817b43a3 Jane Jacob's Walks: http://www.janejacobswalk.org/ Intro and closing music is “Urban Life” by Gustavs Strazdin used under Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported license: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode

提醒一下：由于节目制作的时间差，所以里面提到的这一周是指五一黄金周。大家好！新一集火速更新。还是先做广告：欢迎加入QQ群：488248553，也欢迎关注我们的微博@404电影。在加拿大的听众朋友欢迎加入小玄儿观影团。如果你对足球感兴趣欢迎订阅播客电台“凌Lee之间”。注意！剧透警告！剧透警告！剧透警告！先是天凌聊五一剩下的三部国产片：《拆弹专家》、《喜欢你》和《春娇救志明》。然后是腐哥看了一部俄罗斯喜剧片《巴黎厨房-世界厨艺大赛》以及三部纪录片，分别是:《香水战争（Perfume War）》、《公民阿简：卫城之战（Citizen Jane: Battle for the City）》以及《上帝知道我在哪（God Knows Where I Am）》。这期节目更新完毕，我们有缘再见！配乐：开头曲：〈To the Moon〉- Kan R. Gao 主要配乐来源专辑：To the Moon (O.S.T)–Kan R. Gao Inside Llewyn Davis (醉乡民谣)–Various Artists 结尾曲：< Fare Thee Well (Dink&`&s Song) > - Oscar Isaac

提醒一下：由于节目制作的时间差，所以里面提到的这一周是指五一黄金周。大家好！新一集火速更新。还是先做广告：欢迎加入QQ群：488248553，也欢迎关注我们的微博@404电影。在加拿大的听众朋友欢迎加入小玄儿观影团。如果你对足球感兴趣欢迎订阅播客电台“凌Lee之间”。注意！剧透警告！剧透警告！剧透警告！先是天凌聊五一剩下的三部国产片：《拆弹专家》、《喜欢你》和《春娇救志明》。然后是腐哥看了一部俄罗斯喜剧片《巴黎厨房-世界厨艺大赛》以及三部纪录片，分别是:《香水战争（Perfume War）》、《公民阿简：卫城之战（Citizen Jane: Battle for the City）》以及《上帝知道我在哪（God Knows Where I Am）》。这期节目更新完毕，我们有缘再见！配乐：开头曲：〈To the Moon〉- Kan R. Gao 主要配乐来源专辑：To the Moon (O.S.T)–Kan R. Gao Inside Llewyn Davis (醉乡民谣)–Various Artists 结尾曲：< Fare Thee Well (Dink&`&s Song) > - Oscar Isaac

On this week’s podcast Alex spoke with Hope Dickson Leach the director of The Levelling. We discuss working with Game of Thrones star Ellie Kendrick, the subjects of death and grief and of course Alex our in-house thesp had to find out if there was a hint of Shakespeare in the film. Set after the 2014 Somerset floods, The Levelling is the story of a young woman returning to the family’s dairy farm following the tragic death of her younger brother. We also review Mindhorn, a new British comedy starring by Julian Barratt, and Citizen Jane: Battle for the City, an inspirational documentary about Jane Jacobs a journalist and activist who fought to save her New York community.

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

We welcome showbiz journalist Andrew Hampp to review the steamy yet undercooked Canadian lesbian erotica of BELOW HER MOUTH, the enlightening and inspiring activist documentary CITIZEN JANE: BATTLE FOR THE CITY, and the revealing glimpse into a great director's creative process offered by DAVID LYNCH: THE ART LIFE.

Rachel Quednau interviews Matt Tyrnauer and Robert Hammond, directors of a new movie called Citizen Jane: Battle for the City, which is coming out this week (April 21) in select theaters and on demand. In this conversation, they discuss the power of Jacobs' message, her role as a non-professional female urban activist, and their goals for the film.

Tyler and David discuss what they've been watching, including After the Storm, Paths of the Soul, The Watermelon Woman, River of Grass, Citizen Jane: Battle for the City, The Executioner and Mystery Science Theater 3000.

In the wake of TIFF, we talk film and the city. We talk to director-producer Matt Tyrnauer about his new Jane Jacobs documentary, Citizen Jane: Battle for the City. Councillor Michael Thompson explains why Toronto's film industry is booming. And Archaeological Services Inc. founder Ron Williamson walks us through the site of Toronto's first general hospital, (which just so happens to be where the TIFF Bell Lightbox now stands).