Podcasts about classics revisited

The latest episode of our Classics Revisited series looks back at the 1987 film Withnail and I, a black comedy starring Richard E. Grant and Paul McGann that's become something of a cult classic in the years since its release. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Step right up to the macabre carnival of "Creepshow," where the echoes of Stephen King and George A. Romero's genius reverberate through the chilling anthology that's the star of our latest gabfest. With the flicker of the screen, I'll guide you down memory lane, injecting fresh blood into the twisted tales that have claimed their spot in the horror hall of fame. From the dark hilarity of "Father's Day" to King's own quirky turn in "The Lonesome Death of Jordy Verrill," you're in for a ride as we dissect the ghoulish glory that has bound "Creepshow" to the hearts of fans.As we crack open the coffin on the Grantham family drama, we'll sip some whiskey and raise the dead with a nod to literary greats and the cultural threads woven into "Father's Day." If you thought meteorites and regrettably green thumbs were only the stuff of B-movies, think again; King's on-screen exploits and the mayhem of makeup mishaps will have you in stitches. And before we venture to the sinister sands of "Something to Tide You Over" with the formidable Leslie Nielsen, we'll take a moment to applaud the craft behind the creeping dread.Raise your lighters for the crescendo as we toast to the dynamic duo of King and Romero, whose collaboration sparked a box office inferno with its comic book panache, reviving the spirit of 1950s horror. The enthusiasm is palpable as we cap off our time together, so don't be shy—reach out with your curiosities and picks for future fright-fests on Instagram. Whether you're a "Creepshow" connoisseur or peeling back the cover for the first time, this is one conversation that promises to leave you with an insatiable hunger for more.Support the show

For our latest Classics Revisited installment, the ladies dive into the relatively recent 2015 feature film adaptation of Thomas Hardy's Far From the Madding Crowd in honor of the classic novel's 150th anniversary See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This was a peculiar episode because frankly, the topic wasn't on my radar until a female brothel owner from Nevada contacted me wanting to share her story. That interview was broadcast in the following episode but the suggestion led me to to this episode. At the time, I had been dusting off my Piers Gaveston episode which I have been kicking down the road since episode one though it eventually aired this year. But, having spoken to "Kiki Smith" I was intrigued by her motivations, her business savvy, and the fact that she was in control of production versus individuals who work in the same realm at the behest of others.  I wasn't entirely sure how such a controversial and divisive topic would be received by listeners but it was the most listened to episode of 2023. This episode contains adult content and is not suitable for young listeners. In this episode, I speak with Kiki Smith — not her real name. But she is a stay at home mom and a married woman who makes a quite lucrative living posting as KS Wifey on websites including Only Fans, many vids and even her own domain: kswifey.com. What led her into this industry? How does it affect her relationship with her husband? What are the pitfalls and perks? A candid discussion about a growing yet controversial segment of the sex industry. Guest: Kiki Smith KS Wifey on Onlyfans KS Wifey Official website  

You serious, Clark!? On the Let's Talk Movies 2023 Christmas special, we're watching Brad's favorite movie of all time - National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation (1989), starring Chevy Chase, Beverly D'Angelo, Randy Quaid, Johnny Galecki, and Juliette Lewis. . . New episodes of our shows premiere every week - Now available in both audio AND video format on YouTube, Spotify, and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Find us on Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and Threads! @LTMPodcastKY Join the LTM Community Group on Facebook! Search 'Let's Talk Movies YouTube Channel - Community Page' within the Facebook app and join the LTM family! facebook.com/groups/1700856683645889 Find us on Spotify! https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lets-talk-movies8 For business inquiries: letstalkmovies6@gmail.com Our intro themes: Subway Dreams by Dan Henig https://www.youtube.com/@sirdannytrolls/videos, Dead Forest by Brian Bolger https://youtu.be/oa7deK7ndCg, & Searching for You by White Hex https://youtu.be/ALSL0OehZBI (Provided by the YouTube Audio Library) (Copyright Disclaimer: We do not intend to infringe on anyone's content ownership. We believe that all content used within this video falls under Fair Use (Section 107 of the Copyright Act). Let's Talk Movies does not own any of the pictures, music, or footage used within this video.) Our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOfXM8v5JLr7HhMJrghiRYg Our shows: Let's Talk Movies: We're two lifelong friends that love to talk all things movies, TV, and everything in between - Marvel, DC, Horror, and MORE! Pop some popcorn, grab a cold drink, and let's talk movies. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGrBkV__pOJGY0EjN2eaZj3qDlh3oI9D8 Purely & Simply Evil: Horror. Whether it's watching 80's Slashers terrorize a group of teens, everyday people surviving a post-apocalyptic world overrun with zombies, or demonic possessions, ghostly hauntings, and everything in between, there's something about the horror movie genre that captivates us. In Purely & Simply Evil - A Let's Talk Movies Podcast, we're revisiting classic horror films like never before. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGrBkV__pOJG6v-aQbHIk9B14VgHDEMuj Classics Revisited: Join us as we revisit classic films from the 70's, 80's, 90's, and today! We'll share our thoughts and talk about each movie via a live commentary as we watch and talk with you! https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLGrBkV__pOJEpoJ-TtO3M9Ko1gWz1_ie5 Thanks for watching! #LetsTalkMoviesPodcast #ChristmasVacation #Christmas --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lets-talk-movies8/message

In October 2023, Hamas terrorists massacred Israeli civilians as well as many foreign tourists in an unprecedented attack. Consequently, the Israeli government under Netanyahu launched retaliatory strikes on Gaza with manifold civilian deaths. Over 50 years ago, a similar attack at the Munich Olympics also led to severe repercussions for Palestinian civilians.  I am rebroadcasting this episode which was among the most listened to during the last two years, with the hope that 10, 15, or 50 years from now this complex and ongoing conflict may find a peaceful and equitable resolution for all parties involved. In September 1972, the Olympic Motto “Faster, Higher, Stronger,” became an irrelevance as the world's greatest sporting event was ravaged by violence and bloodshed as the Palestinian Black September group massacred 11 members of the Israeli delegation. In this episode, I discuss the Munich Massacre. Why it happened, how it happened, and whether it could have been prevented. Music by Pixabay

You probably have a classic Christmas movie that you love. And believe it or not, there are some holiday films the Plugged In team haven't seen…until now. As promised on previous episodes, Adam Holz has watched It's a Wonderful Life and Paul Asay has taken in Miracle on 34th Street, and they offer their insights on these beloved stories. Adam then speaks with Paul about the book-turned-movie The Boys in the Boat.   Connect with us! www.ThePluggedInShow.com Connect on Facebook Find us on Instagram EMAIL: team@thepluggedinshow.com PHONE: 800-A-FAMILY (800-262-3459)   Text MOVIE to 32728 to get the latest reviews from Plugged In! By texting MOVIE to 32728 you consent to receive periodic text messages from Focus on the Family via automated technology. Message and data rates may apply. Text HELP to 327284 info. Text STOP to 327282 cancel. Click www.mbit.ly/32728 for terms and conditions.   Read the full review: ·       Dr. Seuss' The Grinch ·       Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas ·       Rogue One: A Star Wars Story ·       Mean Girls ·       You've Got Mail ·       Miracle on 34th Street ·       It's a Wonderful Life ·       The Boys in the Boat   How You Can Make Wise Entertainment Choices for Your Family Explore the Plugged In Tech Guide

This was the most disturbing episode I have ever recorded. Vatican Exorcist Vincent Lampert is one of the most prominent Roman Catholic combatants of demons in the world. I was very anxious when I made this episode as many people -- including a demonologist -- warned me I could provoke demonic forces. Thus far, I seem to have endured so I feel safe to reshare this episode. A few years ago, the Barna Group – a market research firm specializing in religious beliefs conducted a survey in which it emerged that more Americans believe Satan is real than believe in God. On a superficial level, the results seem counterintuitive. In a nominally Christian society, God and Satan seem to go hand in hand. But it's important to remember that the Satan figure of the Bible appears in Islam and Judaism, and that demons whether real or imagined pre-date the Abrahamic religions and can be found in ancient cultures around the world. But whatever his origins, Satan and his demons have inspired countless movies and TV shows and there are numerous instances of people arguing that these demons can and do possess people even today. In this episode, I speak with four people, an academic, a Vatican Exorcist, a fundamentalist Christian, and a man who believes demons can be tackled through science rather than religion. Music: Pixabay Images: Canva Guests: Father Vincent Lampert Shirley Phelps-Roper (Westboro Baptist Church) Kenneth Dukofsky Ljubo Rubic Film footage: Les Tresors De Satan (1902) Public domain The Devil in a Covent (1899)

One of the most enjoyable interviews I have had over the past two years was with Prof. Margaret Schwartz from Fordham University about Eva Peron. Clearly, I wasn't alone as that episode was the most listened to of all episodes released within the last year. Next season, Prof. Schwartz will return with an episode on the late Lady Diana. But, in the meantime here is a chance for new listeners to hear the episode or for long-term listeners to get a refresher. In July 1952, some 3 million people gathered in the heart of the Argentine capital Buenos Aires. They had come to pay their last respects to Eva Peron the President's wife. Overcome by emotion, the frenzied crowd poured forward leading to a crush in which 8 people were killed and thousands injured. Despite the huge crowds, Eva Peron or Evita as she was known was a divisive figure and her death was a milestone in rather than the end of her political influence in Argentina. In this episode, I explore the story of Evita. Featuring Dr Margaret Schwartz Associate Professor (Phd. University of Iowa) at Fordham University and author of Dead Matter: The Meaning of Iconic Corpses. Music from Pixabay

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The new series of Fascinating People, Fascinating Places launches on 5 January 2024 with new episodes featuring the man who caught Saddam Hussein, the lawyer for the 9/11 mastermind, and much more. But in the interim, I am replaying five episodes that were selected by listeners as the best content over the last few years. If you're new to the show now is the time to catch up. If you're a long-term listener here is a chance to revisit some of the fan favorites.  Shortly after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, I had the pleasure of speaking with WSJ veteran David Satter. He was expelled from Moscow due to his investigative work that indicated Vladimir Putin came to power on the back of terrorist atrocities committed by the FSB but blamed on Chechens. In this episode, he shares a compelling story that supports his claims. On 13 September 1999 Gennadiy Seleznyov speaker of the Duma announced to the Russian parliament that a terrorist attack had hit the remote and hitherto unremarkable city of Volgodonsk. The bombing did occur but not until 3 days later. But it was this incident in conjunction with other bombings that set in motion a series of events that salvaged the reputation of President Boris Yeltsin and laid the stage for his protege Vladimir Putin to come to power. But Selezynyovs apparent clairvoyance wasn't the only indication that something more sinister was afoot. And many people believe the second Chechen war was launched on the basis of a false flag attack concocted by Vladimir Putin. In this episode, I talk to the acclaimed journalist David Satter – formerly the Moscow correspondent for The Financial Times, and special correspondent for The Wall Street Journal. He was the first investigative reporter to detail what he believes was a bloody conspiracy to bring Putin to power. Aside from his journalistic work, David Satter has written five books about Russia including Age of Delirium: The Decline and Fall of the Soviet Union which was adapted into a documentary film, and more recently he authored The Less You Know, The Better You Sleep: Russia's Road to Terror and Dictatorship under Yeltsin and Putin. In December 2013, he was expelled from Russia having been accused of violating migration laws. A claim that he denies and has been widely derided. Like many before and since his real crime appears to have been His actual offense appears to have been his efforts to expose the true nature of an opaque and sinister regime. Music and Sound: Pixabay Guests: David Satter (on Wikipedia)  

Our Classics Revisited series looks back at the 2006 film The Queen, which won Helen Mirren an Oscar for playing Queen Elizabeth II and kickstarted a narrative cycle that Peter Morgan will conclude with the final season of The Crown. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Contributor Sophie Brookover joins the ladies to discuss the classic Merchant and Ivory adaptation of E.M. Forster's A Room with a View, starring Helena Bonham Carter, Julian Sands, Maggie Smith, Daniel Day Lewis, and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In the latest installment of our Classics Revisited series, the ladies look back at the sprawling 1984 period drama The Jewel in the Crown, a series that still defines British television for many viewers.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our Classics Revisited series continues as Janet Mullany joins the ladies for a wide-ranging discussion of the 2009 BBC adaptation of Emma starring Romola Garai and Jonny Lee Miller. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The ladies look back at the 2009 Masterpiece adaptation of Emily Bronte's classic Wuthering Heights starring Tom Hardy and Charlotte Riley, which is much more faithful to the spirit than the letter of the original novel. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In honor of All Creatures Great and Small's return to Masterpiece in January, the ladies take a look back at the original version's first season from 1978. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The ladies look back on the charming 2007 drama Cranford, a heartwarming period tale about family and community that boasts one of the most talented ensemble casts of all time.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the 89th episode of Let's Talk Movies, we're kicking off our Classics Revisited series with Roland Emmerich's Godzilla (1998), starring Matthew Broderick, Maria Patillo, Hank Azaria, Jean Reno, and Kevin Dunn. Is this film really the black sheep of the Godzilla franchise, or is it an unappreciated stroke of genius? No matter what, you've got to admit that this is one hell of a monster flick. New episodes of Let's Talk Movies Podcasts premiere every Tuesday and Saturday at 8pm and 10:00am EST - Now available in both audio AND video format on YouTube, Spotify, and wherever else you listen to podcasts. Find us on Twitter, Instagram, & TikTok! @wetalkthemovies For business inquiries: letstalkmovies6@gmail.com Our intro themes: Subway Dreams by Dan Henig https://youtu.be/OBONOuW6qRg, Dead Forest by Brian Bolger https://youtu.be/oa7deK7ndCg, & Searching for You by White Hex https://youtu.be/ALSL0OehZBI (Provided by the YouTube Audio Library) (Copyright Disclaimer: We do not intend to infringe on anyone's content ownership. We believe that all content used within this video falls under Fair Use (Section 107 of the Copyright Act). Let's Talk Movies does not own any of the pictures, music, or footage used within this video.) Our YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOfX... Our shows: Let's Talk Movies: We're two lifelong friends that love to talk all things movies, TV, and everything in between - Marvel, DC, Horror, and MORE! Pop some popcorn, grab a cold drink, and let's talk movies. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLG... Purely & Simply Evil: Horror. Whether it's watching 80's Slashers terrorize a group of teens, everyday people surviving a post-apocalyptic world overrun with zombies, or demonic possessions, ghostly hauntings, and everything in between, there's something about the horror movie genre that captivates us. In Purely & Simply Evil - A Let's Talk Movies Podcast, we're revisiting classic horror films like never before. https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLG... Thanks for listening!

Our Classics Revisited series looks back at one of the most famous period dramas of all time, the eleven-part 1981 adaptation of Brideshead Revisited starring Jeremy Irons and Anthony Andrews.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The ladies look back at Absolutely Fabulous, a formational British comedy in both their lives, which remains both hilarious and a bit more problematic in 2022 than it used to be. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Our Classics Revisited series continues as contributor Janet Mullany joins the ladies for a look back at the 1995 film Persuasion, an essentially perfect Jane Austen adaptation starring Amanda Root and Ciaran Hinds. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

There is something a little bit magical about collaboration. When we work together, we are able to accomplish things we never thought possible. In today's stories, we'll get to see all kinds of people working together to reach greater heights than they thought possible. On today's episode, enjoy the following: “Hansel and Gretel” by Ed Stivender from Classics Revisited (1:42) The Daily Mix: “The Thrilling Adventure Hour” with Stewart Foster (17:17) “Being on the Outside” by Kate Dudding from People Who Made a Difference (25:35) "Jim Abbott Radio Drama" by Jeff Simpson (47:33)

On the latest installment of our Classics Revisited series, the ladies dig into the critically acclaimed 2005 adaptation of Charles Dickens's classic novel, Bleak House. (Yes, the one with Gillian Anderson.) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You have heard these stories before! Or have you? Join host Isabelle Hauser with Heather Forest telling "The Little Red Hen" and Harvey Heilbrun telling "Little Red".Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/storystorypodcast)

Welcome to The Apple Seed! Some time filled with stories for you and your family. Since 2013 we've been bringing you tall tales, personal tales, fairy tales, historical tales and more. All kinds of tales, from all kinds of tellers. Today we're talking about horses! Horses have been a key player in history, in western migration, in poetry, and in storytelling. Songs, short stories, novels and poems have centered around the ‘Cowboy' and their horse for a long time. Many folktales and songs have been connected to life through the vision of a horse. There is always something new to be learned- whether it's through hearing about one's connection to their horse, some of the tales behind the hope that horses carry on their backs, or just a funny tale involving the majestic beasts. So let us all sit down together and learn something new, feel the wind on our face, and imagine the freedom that horses and the love of land and animals can bring. On today's episode, enjoy the following: "“The Squire's Bride” by Ed Stivender from Classics Revisited (1:52) “The Iron Horse” by The Three D's from Heritage: Songs and Stories from the Mormon Epoch (8:25) “The Blind Harper” by Paddy Tutty from The Roving Jewel (11:58) “Dream Mine” by Paul Bliss from Pure Bliss (18:00) “Anthem” by Jerry Brooks from Shoulder to Shoulder (21:35) “Bill Greenfield and the Mosquitoes” by Joseph Bruchac from Adirondack Tall Tales, Volume One: The Bill Greenfield Stories (28:40) “Going to Granny's” by Liz Weir from Boom Chicka Boom (37:42) “Hooves, Hide and Mane” by Sam Payne and Ryan Shupe from The Saga of the Sanpitch (42:32) “Grandpa Al and Max” by Glenda Bonin from Family Gazette (45:55) “Hooves of the Horses” by Cowboy Poetry from A Western Jubilee: Songs and Stories of the American West (52:46)

On the latest installment of our Classics Revisited series, the ladies dig into 2004 period drama North and South, a story that's equal parts romance and class drama, with an extremely attractive Richard Armitage thrown on top.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to The Apple Seed! Some time filled with stories for you and your family. Since 2013 we've been bringing you tall tales, personal tales, fairy tales, historical tales and more. All kinds of tales, from all kinds of tellers. Whether it's a story that brings us back to our childhood, one that explains why something happens, or one that just has to make us laugh, it's easy to lose ourselves in the worlds that stories create. They can be familiar or bizarre, comforting or a bit unnerving. Whatever they are, here at The Apple Seed, we believe they should bring us closer to our loved ones, either through the shared experience of a tale, or through the memories they spark. On today's episode you can expect to get some questions answered in ways you may not have expected, hear some funny memories of a highly motivated child attempting to avoid his vegetables, and more. On today's episode, enjoy the following: “Old Man Winter” by Len Cabral from It's How You Say It (4:04) The Radio Family Journal: "Running" by Sam Payne (16:43) The Daily Mix: “Chicago's South Carolina Purples” with Don Shelline (22:06) “Peas and Carrots” by Donald Davis from Mama Learns to Drive (30:21) “Foolish Jack” by Ed Stivender from Classics Revisited (50:34)

Welcome to The Apple Seed! Some time just about every day filled with stories for you and your family. If you're new to the show then you should know that when you tune in to The Apple Seed you're going to hear tall tales, personal tales, fairy tales, historical tales and more. All kinds of tales, from all kinds of tellers. On today's episode of The Apple Seed, you'll hear a couple of Biblical tales, each with their own unique twist. You know, we always say that we hope the stories we feature on the show spark memories for you that you can share with the people you love. That's been our mission since the show began in 2013, and we hope to spark many more memories for you for years to come. On today's episode, enjoy the following: “David the Dancin' Boy” by Ed Stivender from Classics Revisited (1:40) Radio Family Journal: “Recording Session" by Sam Payne (10:04) “A Tale of Jerusalem and Tokyo” by Joel ben Izzy from Stories From Far Away (17:09)

The ladies look back at the 2006 BBC adaptation of Jane Eyre starring Ruth Wilson and Toby Stephens - what worked, what didn't, and how faithful it is to Charlotte Bronte's classic novel. 

This 3rd edition in the Classics Revisited series is pure club anthems from top to bottom. The set kicks off with the fantastic Wayne G. mix of "Run" the cover by Jamie Knight. This is followed up by a classic Agnes track as well as tracks from Kelly Clarkson, Cheryl Cole, Cascada, DJ Ella and StoeBridge. Remixes come from Bimbo Jones, Cahill, 7th Heaven, Soulseekerz and Almighty to name a few. The set closes out with Kylie Minogue's classic "Your Disco Needs You". Classics Revisited 3 has a bit of music nostalgia for everybody who loves a dance floor anthem. Enjoy Anthony 1/ "RUN" (Wayne G. Pop Justice Club Mix) - JAMIE KNIGHT 2/ "I NEED YOU NOW" (Almighty Club Mix) - AGNES 3/ "ALREADY GONE" (Bimbo Jones Club Mix) - KELLY CLARKSON 4/ "FIGHT FOR THIS LOVE" (Cahill Club Mix) - CHERYL COLE 5/ "SHINE LIKE A SUPERSTAR" (7th Heaven Club Mix) - DJ ELLA 6/ "EVACUATE THE DANCEFLOOR" (Cahill Remix) - CASCADA 7/ "KING OF MY CASTLE" (Steve Forrest Club Mix) - NICOLA FASANO 8/ "YOU DON'T KNOW" (Wawa Club Mix) - STONEBRIDGE 9/ "TAKIN' BACK MY LOVE" (Glam As You Club Mix) - ENRIQUE IGLESIAS ft. CIARA 10/ "I KNOW UR GIRLFRIEND HATES ME" (Soulseekerz Club Mix) - ANNIE 11/ "YOUR DISCO NEEDS YOU" (Almighty Definitive Club Mix) - KYLIE MINOGUE

Throughout life one experiences a lot of things, but one thing that not everyone has experienced is the riding or caring of horses. Horses are the central theme of today's episode of The Apple Seed. They have been a key player in history, in western migration, in poetry and in storytelling. Songs, short stories, novels and poems have centered around the ‘Cowboy' and therefore the horse for a long time. Many folktales and songs have been connected to life through the vision of a horse. There is always something new to be learned- whether it's through hearing about one's connection to their horse, some of the tales behind the hope that horses carry on their backs, or just a funny tale involving the majestic beasts, all are welcome. So let us all sit down together and learn something new, feel the wind on our face, and imagine the freedom that horses and the love of land and animals can bring.  On today's episode, enjoy the following:“The Squire's Bride” by Ed Stivender from Classics Revisited (5:53)Famously called “the Robin Williams of storytelling” Ed Stivender has worked as a storyteller since 1977 after he quit his teaching day job in Connecticut. He has since worked with festivals, orchestras and many other artists to connect his stories to his audience. In this story about an arranged marriage, he includes voices and singing to narrate beyond the written word.  “The Iron Horse” by The Three D's from Heritage (2:19) Figuring out what to name a band can be tricky. This particular band went through names like ‘The Salt City Three' before resting on a classic play on names- The Three D's; Denis, Duane and Rick transformed to Dick to make it work. And the name stuck! Their career was heroic and inspired children and families everywhere. In this upbeat song, "The Iron Horse", The Three D's describe a train and the magnificent image of the exploration of the new world.  “The Blind Harper” by Paddy Tutty from The Roving Jewel (5:30)Paddy Tutty is best known as a singer of traditional songs. Her repertoire encompasses ancient ballads, songs from a woman's perspective, magical and seasonal pageants, songs with a twist, and songs about the world around us. Singing songs that weave traditional tales from all over Britain, Canada and Ireland, she enchants parents and children alike. In this story/song, Paddy sings the tale of a horse and stealing of horses. She teaches us to be thankful for what we have and what we sometimes must do to keep things we love close. “Dream Mine” by Paul Bliss from Pure Bliss (2:24)Paul Bliss is an English singer/songwriter that has traveled the globe backing famous bands and writing for himself. He has written many songs for other artists and continues to be adored by families all around the globe. In this wonderful poem Paul describes preparing for a storm and the treasures of it; how mining can be scary and sacrifice-inducing. There's even a lesson about how to push ourselves forward even through our own fear. “Anthem” by Jerry Brooks from Shoulder to Shoulder (6:27)Jerry Brooks is a storyteller that focuses on southern folklore. In this beautiful poem she relates the visions of the wind and land as they stretch before her. Of beautiful pastures and refreshing air, of the jingle of their jeans and the life that they miss. Jerry helps us all reminisce on these wonderful stories and experiences that we all must come to appreciate.  “Bill Greenfield and the Mosquitoes” by Joseph Bruchac from Adirondack Tall Tales, Volume One: The Bill Greenfield Stories (8:22)Joseph Bruchac is a writer of books relating to the Indigenous peoples of the Americas, with a particular focus on northeastern Native American and Anglo-American lives and folklore. He weaves poetry, stories and novels together to entrance families wherever he goes. In this entertaining story, Joseph describes massive mosquitos and the fight against them. This story can teach us how to fight for what's right and how to appreciate what you have.  “Going to Granny's” by Liz Weir from Boom Chicka Boom (4:40)Liz Weir is a storyteller and writer from Northern Ireland. She was the first winner of the International Story Bridge Award from the National Storytelling Network, USA, which cited her “exemplary work promoting the art of storytelling”. She enchants audiences all around the globe. This story is a cute rendition of learning what one needs and how to enjoy oneself in a new place.  “Hooves, Hide and Mane” by Sam Payne and Ryan Shupe from The Saga of the Sanpitch (3:06)You already know Sam Payne, the host here on The Apple Seed. Ryan Shupe is the lead singer of Ryan Shupe and The Rubberband. This fun song is about the feeling of running as a horse and the thrill of it all.  “Grandpa Al and Max” by Glenda Bonin from Family Gazette (16:49)Connecting with a story is highly important for Glenda Bonin and each story she tells is always connected and filled with love and care. She treats each story like it's own being and any audience member can feel it. In this fun story, Glenda describes her grandpa and how she always remembers him wearing a cowboy hat and the story of Max. Max was a rugged horse that he connected with.  “Hooves of the Horses” by Wylie Gustafson from A Western Jubilee: Songs and Stories of the American West (3:18)In this delightful song, Wylie Gustafson describes how horses can trample any sadness one might have, and it may be true. So let us all keep moving forwards and run like the wind.  

The second edition of Classics Revisited is a powerhouse collection of hands in the air, dance floor anthems from years gone by. Here are a selection of classics from artists including Fragma, Jennifer Hudson, Deborah Cox, Beyonce` and Jason Derulo just to name a few. Remixes come from 7th Heaven, Wayne G, Tony Moran, Cahill, Ralphi Rosario, Almighty and others. If you are looking for a joyous, set of anthems to pull you out of your Covid coma, then Classics Revisited part 2 is definitely for you. Enjoy Anthony 1/ "MEMORY" (Cahill Club Mix) - FRAGMA 2/ "NOT A LOVE SONG" (7th Heaven Club Mix) - DREAMLAND 3/ "LIKE A PRAYER" (Almighty Club Mix) - MAD'HOUSE 4/ "WHERE YOU AT" (Johnny Vicious Club Mix) - JENNIFER HUDSON 5/ "SHOW ME" (Ralphi Rosario Club Mix) - JESSICA SUTTA 6/ "MAGIC" (Wayne G. & Andy Allder Anthem Club Mix) - TONY MORAN ft. JENNIFER HOLLIDAY 7/ "IF IT WASN'T FOR LOVE" (Mixin' Marc & Tony Svejda Club Remix) - DEBORAH COX 8/ "END OF TIME" (Cutmore Club Mix) - BEYONCE` 9/ "BREATHING" (JRMX Club Mix) - JASON DERULO 10/ "STARLIGHT" (The Alias Club Mix) - MATT CARDLE 11/ "LOUDER" (7th Heaven Club Mix) - DJ FRESH ft. SIAN EVANS 12/ "TRY WITH ME" (7th Heaven Club Mix) - NICOLE SCHERZINGER

Ont this episode of Car Torque, Matty was joined by Ed and his brother Angus, as Angus tells us about his car history, the boys talk about future classics due to the latest surge in prices for modern classics. The brothers battle it out in the quiz.Don't forget to subscribe, rate and review!Check out our merch here!https://teespring.com/en-GB/stores/car-torque-store

I was going back through some of my earlier tracks recently and decided I would put them together in a series called Classics Revisited. These are songs from the last 20 years or so which when you hear them make you think, 'oh I remember that song'. This first edition has tracks from Alexis Jordan, Debby Holiday, Peyton and Kylie Minogue to name a few with remixes coming from 7th Heaven, Dave Aude` Cahill and Bimbo Jones. So, take a trip down memory lane and enjoy. Anthony 1/ "HAPPINESS" (Dave Aude` Club Mix) - ALEXIS JORDAN 2/ "BOYS AND GIRLS" (Moto Blanco Club Mix) - PIXIE LOTT 3/ "LOVE IS THE ANSWER" (Freemasons Remix) - FUNK FANATICS ft. PEYTON 4/ "TOUCH YOU RIGHT NOW" (7th Heaven Club Mix) - BASIC ELEMENT 5/ "HEAVEN" (John LePage & LFB Original Club Mix) - DEBBY HOLIDAY 6/ "SOUL SURVIVOR" (Bimbo Jones Club Mix) - BEVERLY KNIGHT 7/ "ALL NIGHT LONG" (Cahill Club Mix) - ALEXANDRA BURKE 8/ "RAIN DOWN LOVE" (7th Heaven Remix) - FREEMASONS ft. SIEDAH GARRETT 9/ "GET OUTTA MY WAY" (7th Heaven Club Mix) - KYLIE MINOGUE 10/ "SUNSHINE" (Dennis Christopher & Mark Simmons Remix) - EROL LEVANTE 11/ "SHINE ON" (7th Heaven Anthem Remix) - DEGREES OF MOTION

Join our discord and join the conversation! https://discord.gg/vCkQdtu Every week Cory, Frank and Peter sit at a table and record the things that influence geeks everyday. The conversation can go from comics to star wars to video games or obscure movies. This week we revisit classic movies and what makes them classics. Really we just walk away with more questions then answers. We will beg dcu for some money, and talk about Pokemon go some more. finally finishing the story of Franks oven, hang around till the end for that! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theseusmedia/support

Yippee-Ki-Yay, MotherF*****!!! In this action packed Christmas Episode! Peter and Will talk about an American icon who saved several men and women from German Terrorist at Nakatomi Plaza, Los Angeles. The legendary John McClane takes on Hans Gruber in this intense action packed film! One of the best Christmas movies ever made, comes to Classics Revisited!  Music courtesy of Spotovsky part of Black Marble Collective, follow them belowSpotovsky: https://soundcloud.com/SpotovskyBlack Marble Collective: https://www.BlackMarbleCollective.comAs always if you are new to our podcast, please rate, subscribe and follow us onFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ClassicsRevisitedPodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/classics_revisited/

Peter and Will dive deep into comic book lore in this episode of Tim Burton's Batman! This instant super hero classic did what no other movie has done before. It brought comic books into the mainstream. One of the earliest in the super hero genre, this movie gave us some of the most wonderful performances for Batman and The Joker. Come and listen to the boys nerd out in this episode of Classics Revisited!  Music courtesy of Spotovsky part of Black Marble Collective, follow them belowSpotovsky: https://soundcloud.com/SpotovskyBlack Marble Collective: https://www.BlackMarbleCollective.comAs always if you are new to our podcast, please rate, subscribe and follow us onFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ClassicsRevisitedPodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/classics_revisited/

This episode of Classics Revisited, Peter and Will talk about one of the OG mobster films, directed by the master himself, Martin Scorsese. Starring Ray Liota, Robert DeNiro and Joe Pesci, this movie goes through the day of real life mobster Henry Hill. Come and find out what made this movie so monumental in the mob/gangster genre of movies. We are sure you will enjoy it!  Music courtesy of Spotovsky part of Black Marble Collective, follow them belowSpotovsky: https://soundcloud.com/SpotovskyBlack Marble Collective: https://www.BlackMarbleCollective.comAs always if you are new to our podcast, please rate, subscribe and follow us onFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ClassicsRevisitedPodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/classics_revisited/

In this bonus episode, join Peter and Will as they relive their creepy and unusual stories. Some will chill you to the bones and some will...just confuse you. Either way, here's an extra helping of Classics Revisited!  Music courtesy of Spotovsky part of Black Marble Collective, follow them belowSpotovsky: https://soundcloud.com/SpotovskyBlack Marble Collective: https://www.BlackMarbleCollective.comAs always if you are new to our podcast, please rate, subscribe and follow us onFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ClassicsRevisitedPodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/classics_revisited/

We have a bonus episode everyone! Thank you for all the support so far, we have a few of our fans call in and talk about the show so far. The good, the bad and things to improve. Also Peter and Will get a little sappy, but all in good fun! One of our callers is Edgar Torres, please follow his channel Edgar Travels:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaF2nX52EcZsKV5a_pbce5gMusic courtesy of Spotovsky part of Black Marble Collective, follow them belowSpotovsky: https://soundcloud.com/SpotovskyBlack Marble Collective: https://www.BlackMarbleCollective.comAs always if you are new to our podcast, please rate, subscribe and follow us onFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/ClassicsRevisitedPodcast/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/classics_revisited/

In the premiere episode of Classics Revisited, Peter and Will talk about one of the most influential Science Fiction movie in the 21st century. The Matrix. They breakdown what they liked and didn't like about the movie, from the leather suits to bullet time. We hope you enjoy our small conversation on a classic film. (yes, we consider this a classic now.)

On today's episode, enjoy the following stories: "The Princess and the Frog" by Ed Stivender from Classics Revisited (7:49) "The Wolf Who Cried Sheep" by Willy Claflin on Maynard Moose Live (3:20) "Hansel and Gretel" by Ingrid Nixon on Grimm's with a Twist! (9:23) . . . and a few retellings of our own!

Sorry it's taken so long to post a fresh podcast...but, I had problems with Podomatic and they tried to charge me a renewal fee for this next year even though I was pre-paid...regardless, it finally got resolved. This Podcast includes some of my favorite tracks from the "disco" period...they are either pieces of classics or remixes, many of them including the original vocals...have fun! ;) PERSONAL FAVORITES - ONCE UPON A TIME (CLASSICS REVISITED) by DJ MARK BISSON 1. supernature (danny tenaglia remix) - cerrone 2. i hear the visitors (peter & manny remix) - abba 3. jingo (johnny vicious club mix) - johhny vicious f/ candido 4. het up (original mix) - vic f/ byron stingily 5. hot disco takes no. 2 (original mix) - paul goodyear 6. love train (tony moran mix) - o'jays 7. kung fu me (original mix) - twisted dee 8. keep on moving (m & f remix) - trilogy 9. i'm coming out 2008 (svvyd vs the wings) - diana ross vs gustavo 10. love sensation '06 (freemasons remix) - loleatta holloway 11. the first, the last, my everything (tony moran mix) - barry white 12. love on my mind (back to philly mix) - freemasons 13. hold on to my love (tony moran mix) - jimmy ruffin 14. save your love for me (hot tracks mix) - destination for promotional purposes only markybpm@gmail.com

"LIGHT THE LAMP, NOT THE RAT!" It’s the final Classics Revisited of the 2017 year with "The Muppet Christmas Carol" for its 25th anniversary! Special guest and podcast creator Matthew Reveles returns to the show with host Serg Beret and Patrick Raissi for the classic starring Kermit the Frog, Miss Piggy, The Great Gonzo, Rizzo the Rat and Sir Michael Caine as Scrooge himself. Listen as Matt becomes the Wikipedia of Muppets, Pat gives his dark theory on the Ghost of Christmas Past and Serg brings about the timeless humor of slapstick. Follow Serg Beret Instagram/Twitter/Snapchat @ sergberet Tumblr @ sergberettumbles Follow Patrick Raissi Instagram/Tumblr @ pachathegreat Twitter @ HumaneRamblings Follow Matthew Reveles Tumblr @ ohheylookatthatthing Special Thanks to Flower Ranger for their cover of "Welcome Christmas" as our theme for this month as well as "Christmas Time is Here." Find Flower Ranger on flowerranger.bandcamp.com & listen to their new album "Ego Shrine." Audio Edited by Serg Beret “Film A Week Podcast” is protected by Fair Use as it is a non-profit review show. Any copyrighted material is that of their respective owners and only used as promotion of their work.

"I dunno what the hell's in there, but it's weird and pissed off, whatever it is." In this Classics Revisited episode, the hosts decide to take a look back at the 1982 sci-fi horror classic John Carpenter film "The Thing." Listen as the host discuss the beauty of gore and practical effects, the unfair negative criticism the film received at the time of release, and crack several jokes about everyone's favorite medical spokesman Wilford Brimley. Special Thanks to Syntza for amazing "The Thing Remix" at the end of the episode. Check them out and subscribe at: www.youtube.com/user/Syntza Follow Serg Beret Instagram/Twitter/Snapchat @ sergberet Tumblr @ sergberettumbles Follow Patrick Raissi Instagram/Tumblr @ pachathegreat Twitter @ HumaneRamblings Audio Edited by Serg Beret “Film A Week Podcast” is protected by Fair Use as it is a non-profit review show. Any copyrighted material is that of their respective owners and only used as promotion of their work. Music Credits “Hustle” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License "Stranger Think" ("Stranger Things" Theme Song Remix) by C418 "John Carpenter The Thing Remix" by Syntza

"That's so fetch!" Fetch is so not happening in our "Classics Revisited" episode devoted to the seminal teen comedy whose quoting limit does not exist with the timeless Mean Girls with special guest Jenni Chante from the "Back to the Drawing Board" podcast. Listen as the hosts have a quote-a-thon, Jenni explains the deep meaning behind the makeup choices in the film, discuss the use of the word "slut" and "bitch," and talk crap about high school. All this and our reveal of next month's round of films all focused on the spooky side of cinema. Follow Serg Beret Instagram/Twitter/Snapchat @ sergberet Tumblr @ sergberettumbles Follow Patrick Raissi Instagram/Tumblr @ pachathegreat Twitter @ HumaneRamblings Follow Jenni Chante IG/Twitter/SC/Tumblr @ jennichante Audio Edited by Serg Beret “Film A Week Podcast” is protected by Fair Use as it is a non-profit review show. Any copyrighted material is that of their respective owners and only used as promotion of their work. Music Credits “Hustle” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License "Stranger Think" ("Stranger Things" Theme Song Remix) by C418

"I'm not even supposed to be here today, man." Classics Revisited comes back as the hosts stop for some snacks at the Quick Stop with 1994's "Clerks," beginning Kevin Smith's View Askewniverse. Listen as Raissi gushes about the career of Smith with an amazing retrospective and Serg's reaction ten year after his last viewing. Our audio editor Guillermo aka Tony Malone joins us to give his thoughts as well. NOW ON iTUNES! SUBSCRIBE TODAY! itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/film-…d1246123364?mt=2 Follow Film A Week Facebook/Tumblr @filmaweekpodcast Subscribe on Google Play Music, TuneIn Radio & Player FM Play Music: play.google.com/music/m/Iqpn7ndlt…lm_A_Week_Podcast TuneIn Radio: beta.tunein.com/radio/Film-A-Week…Podcast-p1004919/ Follow Serg Beret Instagram/Twitter/Snapchat @ sergberet Tumblr @ sergberettumbles Follow Patrick Raissi Instagram/Tumblr @ pachathegreat Twitter @ HumaneRamblings Audio Edited by Guillermo Morales Tumblr @ southcentralian “Film A Week Podcast” is protected by Fair Use as it is a non-profit review show. Any copyrighted material is that of their respective owners and only used as promotion of their work. “Hustle” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

"If she was a president, her name would be Baberham Lincoln." Hosts Serg and Patrick kick off Famous Friendships month with a Classics Revisited of..."WAYNE'S WORLD!" PARTY TIME! EXCELLENT! Can you believe it's been 25 years since its release? We celebrate the anniversary with the boys from Cable 10 in Aurora, Illinois to partake in a very loving discussion of the film by taking about behind-the-scenes facts, our favorite quotes and "Saturday Night Live" as a whole. Podcasts mentioned in episodes WTF: Lorne Stories with Marc Maron howl.fm/audio/playlists/4517/wtf-lorne-stories Talk is Jericho podcastone.com/Talk-Is-Jericho Visit thenewsergberet.com Follow us on Tumblr filmaweekpodcast.tumblr.com Like Film A Week on Facebook facebook.com/filmaweekpodcast Follow Serg Beret on Twitter, Instagram & Snapchat @ sergberet and sergberettumbles.tumblr.com Follow Patrick Raissi on Twitter @ HumaneRamblings, Instagram @ pachathegreat, and on Tumblr at pachathegreat.tumblr.com Audio Edited by Guillermo Morales Follow our Audio Editor Guillermo Morales at southcentralian.tumblr.com “Film A Week Podcast” is protected by Fair Use as it is a non-profit review show. Any copyrighted material is that of their respective owners and only used as promotion of their work. “Hustle” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "Bohemian Rhpsody (8-Bit Remix Cover Version)" by 8-Bit Universe https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e4lY0P0bfOo "Wayne's World" © 1992 Paramount Pictures "Saturday Night Live" © NBC Television Productions

"This is America, the place to find hope. If you give up now, you will never find them. So never say never." Film A Week Podcast heads into a celebration of animation with "Animated April." All month we are paying tribute to the art form starting with a Classics Revisited episode on "An American Tail." Listen as hosts Serg Beret and Patrick Raissi discuss the classic Don Bluth film, the merits of what animation can do and sing their best attempt of the signature tune "Somewhere Out There." Not as good as the cover toward the end of this episode, but we cannot compare to Donald Glover. Visit thenewsergberet.com Follow us on Tumblr filmaweekpodcast.tumblr.com Like Film A Week on Facebook facebook.com/filmaweekpodcast Follow Serg Beret on Twitter, Instagram & Snapchat @ sergberet and sergberettumbles.tumblr.com Follow Patrick Raissi on Twitter @ HumaneRamblings, Instagram @ pachathegreat, and on Tumblr at pachathegreat.tumblr.com Audio Edited by Guillermo Morales Follow our Audio Editor Guillermo Morales at southcentralian.tumblr.com “Film A Week Podcast” is protected by Fair Use as it is a non-profit review show. Any copyrighted material is that of their respective owners and only used as promotion of their work. Royalty-Free Music from Incompetech.com “Hustle” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

"Somewhere, we'll find a new way of living, We'll find a way of forgiving. Somewhere . . ." Hosts Serg Beret and Patrick Raissi continue "Passion & Romance" month by heading back to New York for Classics Revisited with the 1961 musical classic, "West Side Story." Listen as Raissi watches this film for the first time ever leading to interesting discussions on improving the tragedy of star-crossed lover, the beauty of Maria and Tony's romance, and the problem of spectacle over substance. Visit thenewsergberet.com Follow us on Tumblr filmaweekpodcast.tumblr.com Like Film A Week on Facebook facebook.com/filmaweekpodcast Follow Serg Beret on Twitter, Instagram & Snapchat @ sergberet and sergberettumbles.tumblr.com Follow Patrick Raissi on Twitter @ HumaneRamblings, Instagram @ pachathegreat, and on Tumblr at pachathegreat.tumblr.com Audio Edited by Guillermo Morales Follow our Audio Editor Guillermo Morales at southcentralmental.tumblr.com “Film A Week Podcast” is protected by Fair Use as it is a non-profit review show. Any copyrighted material is that of their respective owners and only used as promotion of their work. Intro Music: "Earned It" (Violin Cover) by Angela Smart www.youtube.com/watch?v=2i80h0ISs5g Royalty-Free Music from Incompetech.com “Hustle” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "Maria Maria" from "Supernatural" © 1999 Artisa Records

"Oh, the duece you say!" On this episode of Film A Week, host Serg Beret is joined by hosts Matthew Reveles and Jenni Chante to fill in for Patrick to go across the 8th Dimension with "Buckaroo Banzai" in this installment of Classics Revisited. Listen as the hosts discuss why certain cult classic may be hit or miss, the convoluted plot of the film and why this film has the greatest end credits of all time. Visit thenewsergberet.com and sergberettumbles.tumblr.com Like Film A Week Podcast on Facebook. Follow Serg Beret on Twitter, Instagram & Snapchat @sergberet (Cowboy outfit enthusiast) Follow Matthew Reveles on Tumblr ohheylookatthatthing.tumblr.com (Hong Kong Caviliers fan) Follow Jenni Chante on Twitter, Instagram & Snapchat @jennichante (No matter where you go, she's always there) Audio Edited by Guillermo Morales Follow our Audio Editor Guillermo Morales at southcentralmental.tumblr.com (The Buckaroo Banzai of audio mixing) “Film A Week Podcast” is protected by Fair Use as it is a non-profit review show. Any copyrighted material is that of their respective owners and only used as promotion of their work. Royalty-Free Music from Incompetech.com “Hustle” by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/ "Theme from "Buckaroo Banzai"" by Michael Boddicker © 1984 MGM

Guten tag! Sprechen Sie Deutsch? This week on Eat Your Words, host Cathy Erway is talking to Jeremy Nolen, chef and author of the recently released “New German Cooking: Recipes for Classics Revisited.” Jeremy tells Cathy how he became interested in German cuisine and his process researching for the dishes, though he shares that many of the dishes are featured on the menu of his restaurant Brauhaus Schmitz in Philadelphia. Very cozy and homestyle, the book celebrates fresh vegetables, grains, herbs, and spices as obsessively as it does pork, pretzels, and beer. Jeremy goes on to preview recipes from his family table, inspired by travels in Germany, such as the fischgulasch. After the break, Cathy gets Jeremy’s background and learns that he’s basically been cooking his whole life. Tune in for an interesting show! Auf Wiedersehen! This program was brought to you by Visit Napa Valley. “There’s so many German 1850 influences in cooking like streusel, for one, is a tipping for pies, sauerkraut, hotdogs, hamburgers…” [18:50] “There’s no vinegar in sauerkraut, trust me, it’s just the fermentation process!” [26:50] —Jeremy Nolen on Eat Your Words

The longer a tie-in game takes to come out after the movie it's based on, the better it tends to be. By that logic, the five games in this week's Top 5 — which all adapted movies that came out at least two decades before — must be AMAZING. Then it's on to some chatter about Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris, Suikoden II, the PlayStation Experience, and the games that made you cry.

The longer a tie-in game takes to come out after the movie it’s based on, the better it tends to be. By that logic, the five games in this week’s Top 5 — which all adapted movies that came out at least... Read more

Everything old is new again. We review Rowboat, TZQ, Shokoba, and Booray: four card games that seek to adapt or reacquaint us with the classics Spades, Mah Jongg, Scopa, and Bourré.

Everything old is new again. We review Rowboat, TZQ, Shokoba, and Booray: four card games that seek to adapt or reacquaint us with the classics Spades, Mah Jongg, Scopa, and Bourré.

Everything old is new again. We review Rowboat, TZQ, Shokoba, and Booray: four card games that seek to adapt or reacquaint us with the classics Spades, Mah Jongg, Scopa, and Bourré.