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durée : 00:59:49 - 3 Cohens / WDR Big Band "Interaction" - par : Nicolas Pommaret - Le trio de jazz The 3 Cohens, composé des frères et sœurs Anat Cohen (clarinette), Avishai Cohen (trompette) et Yuval Cohen (saxophone), revient avec “Interaction”, un album live avec le virtuose Big Band WDR d'Allemagne. Parution chez Anzic.

Oud-Philips-topman Tob Cohen raakte in 2019 in Kenia vermist, twee maanden later werd zijn verminkte lichaam teruggevonden in een septictank in de tuin van zijn huis. Onder anderen zijn weduwe, Sarah K., werd aangehouden op verdenking van moord. Rechtbankverslaggever Saskia Belleman reisde voor deze zaak af naar Kenia, waar de zitting plaatsvond in een partytent in Cohens tuin. Ook nam ze een kijkje in de villa, waar Saskia met eigen ogen kon zien hoe de hele woning was gestript. ,,Zelfs de wc-bril was verdwenen.”See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Enjoy a set featuring three of the most exciting European large ensembles, the WDR Big Band, the Brussels Jazz Orchestra and the Ensō Ensemble, delving into compelling original music, and covers of gems by Joe Jackson and Nick Drake. The playlist features 3 Cohens, WDR Big Band; Kurt Elling; Brussels Jazz Orchestra, Naima Joris; Josephine Davies [pictured], and The Ensō Ensemble. Detailed playlist at https://spinitron.com/RFB/pl/20350038/Mondo-Jazz [from "Footsteps & Smiles" to "Gaia's Breath (Winter Solstice)"]. Happy listening! Photo credit: Rob Blackham.

Send us your thoughts! The members of all-star family jazz band The 3 Cohens — featuring Anat Cohen (clarinet), Avishai Cohen (trumpet) and Yuval Cohen (soprano saxophone) — have always taken time out from their ever-burgeoning careers as soloists and bandleaders to reconvene for music-making together. The siblings developed a deep musical bond growing up in Tel Aviv, with improvising together becoming second nature for them. The 3 Cohens recorded four studio albums over a decade: 2003's One, 2007's Braid, 2011's Family and 2013's Tightrope, with the last three released by Anzic Records, the indie label founded by Anat with kindred-spirit producer-collaborator Oded Lev-Ari. DownBeat put The 3 Cohens — with Anat the middle child to the elder Yuval and younger Avishai — on the cover of its January 2012 issue, hailing the trio's “chemistry, alchemy, telepathy.” Ten years on from that milestone, the 3 Cohens reunited for a live collaboration with Germany's lauded WDR Big Band (a Köln-based ensemble that has been performing jazz on West German Radio since 1957); the program showcased tailormade arrangements by Lev-Ari of compositions by himself and each member of The 3 Cohens, as well as two of their favorite classics: Gerry Mulligan's “Festive Minor” and the Louis Armstrong hit “Tiger Rag.” The performance was recorded for a very special live album, Interaction. Support the show

Larry Cohen var en mand, der ikke lavede film – han SKØD dem ud, som Sonny smider om sig med tvivlsommer one-liners. Hans film er små symfonier af gale koncepter, usandsynlige plottwists og karakterer, der alle ser ud til at være på nippet til at bryde den fjerde væg og bede om en pause. Det burde ikke være godt, men det er det stort set altid! Og i aftenens episode sætter vi os til bords hjemme hos Larry Cohen, der byder velkommen til sit krøllede VHS-univers – en verden, hvor guddommelige åbenbaringer, levende yoghurt og dødbringende ambulancer sameksisterer uden problemer. Niels serverer forretten i skikkelse af en forvildet køretur i ‘The Ambulance' (1990), hvor man som publikum konstant er i fare for at lade sig hypnotisere af Eric Roberts' sensuelt bølgende party-mullet. Vi sværger, den fortjener sin egen IMDb-side. Anyway, folk forsvinder i en mystiske ambulance, og James Earl Jones gnasker på cigarstumper, og det hele er overraskende godt. Ask præsenterer en virkelig overraskende hovedret med thrilleren ‘God Told Me To' (1976) – en film, der starter med masseskyderier, men hurtigt eskalerer til en ████████ sci-fi-thriller med ██████, ████████ og mystiske ███████████. Vi ved stadig ikke, hvad der egentlig foregår, og kan ikke afsløre noget – men vi kan lide det. Sonny runder af med ‘I, the Jury' (1982), hvor Armand Assante sexer sig gennem rollen som privatdetektiv Mike Hammer. Armand mener tydeligvis (og helt berettiget) og han nok er verdens bedste skuespiller og i hvert fald verdens mest sexede mand. Han spiller således med 100 % dedikation og 0 % forståelse for, hvad der sker omkring ham. Det er perfekt. Det hele er krydret med Cohens vilde tilgang til filmskabelse: Optag guerilla-style i New York? Tjek. Skriv et manuskript på en weekend? Tjek. Få nogen til at spille skuespil, som om deres liv bogstaveligt talt afhang af det? Tjek. OBS: Du skal være glad for alle dem, som støtter os i Klub Moviebox! Uden deres støtte måtte vi finansiere podcasten ved at sælge hjemmelavet ‘Q: The Winged Serpent'-merchandise på Den Blå Avis. Og det ville være trist og super sørgeligt, men pga. af guld- og ninjamedlemmerne i Klub Moviebox lever vi drømmen! Vil du også gerne støtte Moviebox, så hop ind på Patreon og støt os her. Slo-mo hi-five i solnedgangen sluttende med freeze frame til Klub Moviebox! Og husk: Spol episoden tilbage, når du har lyttet færdigt. Med udødelig VHS-kærlighed, Ask, Sonny, Niels & Casper

Jonas Gilbert talar med Per Magnus Johansson om Leonard Cohen (1934-2016).   Om kreativiteten, barndomens betydelse och den judiska erfarenheten. Om öar - Hydra till Vinga - och Cohens koppling till Skandinavien. Och finns det något samband mellan Cohen och psykoanalysen? Jonas Gilbert är bibliotekarie och bibliotekschef på Högskolan i Borås. Per Magnus Johansson är psykoanalytiker, docent i idé- och lärdomshistoria och författare. Samtalet är inspelat på Per Magnus Johanssons mottagning i Göteborg den 18:e januari 2025. Musik: I'm your man, Happens to the Heart, Waiting for the miracle, Bird on the Wire, First we take Manhattan, So Long, Marianne, Moving on, Suzanne, The Captain, The Future, Puppets, Tower of song, Hallelujah, You want it darker, Famous blue Raincoat Intervjukällor från Youtube: Interview Danish Television 1992 “The Future" Leonard Cohen in Greece Montreal interview, NRK 2006 Israeli TV 1985 Leonard Cohens Youtube-kanal

Send us a textFew wine experiences linger in memory as vividly as a day spent at Elvi Wines and Clos Mesorah in Montsant and Priorat Spain. My wife Sara and I had the privilege of an extraordinary visit — a masterclass in hospitality and winemaking — hosted by Moises and Anna Cohen. The rain, relentless throughout the day, provided a dramatic backdrop to what turned out to be one of the most enriching vineyard experiences I've ever encountered.Nestled in the Montsant hills, Clos Mesorah is a gem of a winery. Moises Cohen, a scientist from Casablanca, Morocco. At the age of 17, he moved to Israel to study agricultural engineering at the Technion in Haifa and later ended up in Catalonia, Spain, working in agriculture and water management. “This new vineyard is the labratory I always wanted, it really brings together both of my passions,” Cohen mused.What struck me most about our nearly seven-hour visit was the passion and warmth of the Cohen family. Moises, whose expertise lies in viticulture and biodynamics, is as captivating as the vineyards he tends. But the true revelation of the day was Anna Cohen, originally from Toulouse, France, an artist and qualified sommelier. Soft-spoken yet fiercely knowledgeable, Anna's winemaking is the soul of Elvi. Her mastery shines through in every glass, her meticulous approach translating into wines that are as complex as they are elegant. While she doesn't speak English, her passion and artistry transcend language barriers.Moises & Anna's curated tasting lineup was nothing short of extraordinary, offering a glimpse into the evolution and potential of Elvi Wines. Here are the highlights:2018 Clos Mesorah SublimThis wine is a bold evolution for the brand. The heavy oak on the nose lends itself to layers of ripe black and red fruit, sweet vanilla, and warming spices. The oak is very apparent, both in the nose and taste. The palate is rich and velvety, with acidity tempering the opulence, making it a wine that has a long way to go. As it opened up over several hours, the integration of flavors became a revelation. Sublim is aptly named — a wine that promises greatness with time. I'm excited to see where it goes.2021 Clos MesorahThis latest vintage of the flagship Clos Mesorah is a tour de force. The blend of Grenache, Carignan, and Syrah offers an exquisite balance of ripe fruit, earthiness, and a touch of umami. Clos Menorah has unique nose, with overripe blackberry forward. Assertive tannins and bright acidity make this wine both approachable and age-worthy. Still young, can't wait to taste it as it ages in the bottle.2014 Clos Mesorah (Vertical Tasting)The vertical tasting of the 2014 and 2022 vintages highlighted the evolution of Clos Mesorah. The 2014 has softened with time, revealing a mosaic of dried fruit, smoke, and earth. It's a wine that whispers its story rather than shouts it, showcasing the rewards of patience.2022 Siblings by MesorahThis wine is extremely approachable, even now. Designed and created by Cohen siblings David and Leah, this mevushal wine blends accessibility with sophistication. I would call it a young Clos Menorah, still boasting a lot of that same dark black fruit and a tinge of umami. Crafted from Grenache and Carignan, it offers bright fruit flavors and a fresh finish, making it a versatile choice for both casual dining and celebrations, think of it as a sophisticated simcha wine.As the rain poured outside, the warmth of the Cohens' hospitality enveloped us. The tasting extended late into the evening, followed by a cozy dinner filled with laughter and conversation.If you're inSupport the showEmail your questions and comments to kosherwinepodcast@gmail.com

”Man skal være lavet af sten, hvis ikke man inspireres af sådan en kærlighed.” Sådan siger den danske kunstner John Kørner om Leonard Cohen og norske Marianne Ihlens kærlighedsaffære på den græske ø Hydra. Gennem hele sin karriere er Cohen vendt tilbage til den klassiske fortælling om kunstnere og musen, mørket og lyset. Og på sit sidste færdiggjorte album ”You Want It Darker” behandler han igen kærligheden gennem kunstens mangefacetterede prismer. Både mørket, lyset, tomheden og lyrikken fascinerer John Kørner, som er dybt påvirket af Cohens måde at udtrykke sin lyrik på i de langsomme sange. I denne første del af ugens Portrætalbum kan du bliver klogere på, hvordan John Kørner bruger netop langsommeligheden og de analoge elementer i sin egen kunst. Udsendelse nr.: 155 Vært: Anders Bøtter Klip og lyddesign: Emil Germod Redaktør: Michelle Mølgaard Andersen Produceret af: Bowie-JettSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

”Livet er en hård bandit! Men nogle gange, så kan det fandme også være toppen af poppen!” Når den danske kunstner John Kørner bruger det Leonard Cohenske mørke, tomrum og langsommeligheden i sine værker, mærker han, hvordan livet pulserer og bliver lettere. Albummet ”You Want It Darker” og fortællingen om Cohens mange muser og store kærlighedsaffærer inspirerer og fascinerer – og maner til respekt! Hvorfor, kan du blive klogere på i denne anden og sidste del af ugens Portrætalbum, hvor du også kan blive klogere på, hvor Kørner er på vej hen i sin kunstneriske proces. Udsendelse nr.: 155 Vært: Anders Bøtter Klip og lyddesign: Emil Germod Redaktør: Michelle Mølgaard Andersen Produceret af: Bowie-JettSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What if the most devastating experiences of your life could become a beacon of hope for others? Autumn and Brandon Cohen join us to share their profound journey through loss and resilience, starting with the stillbirth of their son, Bastion, in March 2020, and extending to the loss of Brandon's brother in December 2022. They open up about the heart-wrenching task of helping their daughter Adeline cope with her brother's death, and how these experiences led Autumn to establish "Still Loved," an organization dedicated to honoring babies who left too soon.Autumn and Brandon navigate us through the unique challenges of grieving during the COVID-19 pandemic, revealing the emotional turmoil they faced with hospital restrictions and the cautious joy of welcoming their rainbow baby, Colby. Their story emphasizes the crucial role of communication, therapy, and mutual support, showing how they fortified their relationship amidst multiple losses. The Cohens' candid reflections highlight the importance of open dialogue, shedding light on how they transformed their grief into a source of strength and connection.Discover how Autumn and Brandon have touched the lives of over 2,000 families through "Still Loved," offering solace and support in the face of unimaginable loss. They also discuss their children's book, "In Memory of You," which has resonated with a global audience by providing comfort to those experiencing similar grief. With their dedication to keeping Bastion's memory alive through annual celebrations and meaningful symbols, the Cohens exemplify how love and community can help heal even the deepest wounds. Join us for this heartfelt conversation that underscores the universal nature of grief and the enduring strength found in unity.Helpful links:The Cohen's book: https://inmemoryofyoubook.com/The Cohen's website: https://www.still-loved.org/Instagram: stilllovedfoundationFacebook: stilllovedfoundationBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/bereaved-but-still-me--2108929/support.

Cohen suchte zeitlebens und obsessiv nach Spiritualität: in der jüdischen Mystik Kabbala, im Zen-Buddhismus wie auch in christlichen Texten. Cohen lebte aber auch obsessiv: mit viel Sex, Zigaretten und Alkohol. Erst vor der letzten Welttour verschwanden seine lebenslangen Depressionen: «Halleluja!» Der Singer Songwriter Leonard Cohen wurde auch «Nachtigall vom Sinai» genannt. Und zwar weil er für die israelischen Soldaten im Jom-Kippur-Krieg 1973 auf dem Sinai sang. Im Song «Who by fire» zitiert Cohen sogar Verse aus der Jom-Kippur-Liturgie. Im Judentum kannte sich der anerkannte Lyriker Leonard Cohen ebenso gut aus wie in der Weltliteratur, erzählt der Basler Kulturwissenschaftler Caspar Battegay. Caspar Battegay findet in Cohens Songs jede Menge Bezüge zu Bibel, Talmud, jüdischer Liturgie und Mystik, aber auch zur Bergpredigt Jesu und buddhistischen Texten. Leonard Cohen praktizierte Zen-Meditation und lebte mehrere Jahre als Mönch in einem strengen Zen-Kloster bei Los Angeles. Gleichzeitig behielt Leonard Cohen die jüdische Identität: Auf dem jüdischen Friedhof seiner Heimat Montreal liegt er begraben. Und bei der letzten Einspielung des Songs: «You want it darker» begleitet ihn der Synagogenchor. In Perspektiven spüren wir dem Düsteren wie Tröstlichen bei Leonard Cohen nach, denn: «There is a crack, a crack in everything. That's how the light gets in», singt Cohen im Lied «Anthem»: Es sei ein Bruch, ein Knacks in allem, - auf diese Weise kommt das Licht hinein. Buchhinweis: Caspar Battegay, Leonard Cohens Stimme, Verlag Klaus Wagenbach 2024.

Jan und Eric reden in Folge 52 über „Ich bin Dagobert“ bei RTL+, eine Serie über den schillernden Karstadt-Erpresser Arno Funke aus den späten 80-ern und frühen 90-ern. Vielleicht Deutschlands verrückteste Kriminalgeschichte. Beinahe in derselben Zeit spielt die ARD-Miniserie „Herrhausen - Der Herr des Geldes“ über den 1989 beim einem Anschlag getöteten Chef der Deutschen Bank, Alfred Herrhausen. Der galt als großer Denker ebenso wie - auf andere Art - Garri Kasparow, langjähriger Weltmeister und für viele der größte Schachspieler aller Zeiten. In der Serie „Rematch“ (ARTE-Mediathek) tritt er 1996 und 1997 zum Duell gegen den IBM-Supercomputer Deep Blue an. Schließlich Leonard Cohen: Der wäre am 21. September 2024 90 Jahre alt geworden. Bei ARTE gibt es den ungewöhnlichen Musikdokumentarfilm "Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, ein Leben, ein Lied“ und in der ARD-Mediathek eine fiktionale Serie, die Cohens junges Leben in den frühen 60-ern und seine Liebesgeschichte zur Norwegerin Marianne Ihlen auf der griechischen Insel Hydra erzählt: "So long, Marianne" heißt der Song und die Serie. Schließlich noch die erste deutsche Serie, die Apple TV+ produziert hat: Es ist die Vermissten-Komödie „Where's Wanda“ mit Heike Makatsch, Axel Stein und Lea Drinda.

The husband and wife team of Mary Louise and Bruce Cohen have impressive backgrounds in law and government and for the past ten years, they've used their skills to advance the cause of skilled refugees around the world.  The organization they co-founded, Talent Beyond Boundaries (TBB), identifies refugees with marketable skills and places them in a talent database that matches them with eager employers.  The Cohens tackle their intimidating challenges with an inspiring sense of can-do optimism and their TBB's success is a reflection of these efforts.    Chapters: 01:02 Meet the Cohens Bill introduces Mary Louise and Bruce Cohen, a husband and wife team dedicated to helping refugees through their organization, Talent Beyond Boundaries.  04:05 Transitioning to Nonprofit Work The Cohens discuss their transition from their legal careers to nonprofit work, driven by a desire to contribute more significantly to society, particularly in the realm of immigration reform.  08:10 Challenges Faced by Refugees Mary Louise outlines the various obstacles refugees encounter, such as lack of documentation and legal barriers, which hinder their ability to utilize their skills in new countries.  10:12 The Focus on Skilled Labor Pathways The Cohens explain how Talent Beyond Boundaries aims to create skilled labor pathways for refugees, emphasizing the importance of self-reliance over traditional humanitarian aid.  15:27 Employer Engagement and Support Bill and the Cohens discuss the growing support from private sector employers who are increasingly willing to underwrite costs associated with hiring refugees.  19:14 The Future of Refugee Talent in the U.S. Mary Louise and Bruce express optimism about the potential for the U.S. to recognize the value of refugee talent and the need for reform in immigration policies.  21:28 The Ripple Effects of Their Work The Cohens discuss the significant positive impacts of their work, including increased income for relocated families and the long-term benefits for future generations.  24:02 Changing Perceptions of Refugees They emphasize the importance of changing societal perceptions of refugees, highlighting their resilience and the skills they bring to their new communities.  27:10 Strategic Goals for the Future The conversation wraps up with a discussion of Talent Beyond Boundaries' strategic goals, focusing on expanding access to skilled immigration pathways for refugees.  30:00 Navigating Skilled Worker Pathways This chapter discusses Canada's skilled workers federal program and how refugees are increasingly applying independently.   32:44 Collaborative Efforts for Systemic Change Mary Louise and Bruce share insights on their long-term goal of transforming global immigration systems. They discuss the increasing involvement of international organizations like the UN and the International Organization for Migration in promoting complementary solutions to humanitarian resettlement.  36:47 The Future Vision of Talent Beyond Boundaries As Mary Louise and Bruce discuss their future roles, they articulate a vision where TBB's services are no longer needed due to open pathways for skilled refugees.   38:28 Connecting with Talent Beyond Boundaries The Cohens provide information on how potential employers and supporters can connect with TBB. They emphasize the importance of community engagement and the organization's charitable status across multiple countries.   40:21 Reflections on Progress and Optimism The episode wraps up with reflections on the technological advancements that support TBB's mission and the hopeful vision for the future of immigration pathways. The guests express gratitude for the opportunity to share their inspiring journey. 

In December 2018, we meet Rudy Coyle, a bar owner's son from Flushing, Queens, in the throes of a major quarter-life crisis. Cut out of the family business, he gets a Hail Mary job as a night doorman in a storied Park Avenue apartment building, where he comes under the wing of the family in 4E, the Cohens. Jacob "Jake" Cohen, the fast-talking patriarch, is one of a generation of financiers who made hundreds of millions of dollars in the cutthroat taxi medallion industry in the early 2000s, largely by preying on the hopes and dreams of impoverished immigrant drivers. As Jake tries to stop the bleed from the debt crisis now plaguing his company, clawing back his assets from an increasingly dangerous coterie of Russian American associates, Rudy gets promoted from doorman to errand boy to bodyguard to something like Jake's right-hand man. By turns a gripping portrait of corruption and a tender family dramedy, Atta Boy (U Iowa Press, 2024) combines the urban cool of Richard Price with the glossy, uptown charm of Taffy Brodesser-Akner. Here is a novel richly attuned to its time and place, but with something for everyone--high-wire prose and a story wedding ripped from the headlines, social realism with the warmth, angst, and humor of its indelible voices. Cally Fiedorek is the winner of a Pushcart Prize and an alumna of The Center for Fiction / Susan Kamil Emerging Writer Fellowship. Atta Boy is her debut novel. She lives in her native New York City with her family. Recommended Books: Kevin Berry, The Heart in Winter Paul Murray, Beesting Paul Murray, Skippy Dies  Chris Holmes is Chair of Literatures in English and Associate Professor at Ithaca College. He writes criticism on contemporary global literatures. His book, Kazuo Ishiguro Against World Literature, is forthcoming with Bloomsbury Publishing. He is the co-director of The New Voices Festival, a celebration of work in poetry, prose, and playwriting by up-and-coming young writers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In December 2018, we meet Rudy Coyle, a bar owner's son from Flushing, Queens, in the throes of a major quarter-life crisis. Cut out of the family business, he gets a Hail Mary job as a night doorman in a storied Park Avenue apartment building, where he comes under the wing of the family in 4E, the Cohens. Jacob "Jake" Cohen, the fast-talking patriarch, is one of a generation of financiers who made hundreds of millions of dollars in the cutthroat taxi medallion industry in the early 2000s, largely by preying on the hopes and dreams of impoverished immigrant drivers. As Jake tries to stop the bleed from the debt crisis now plaguing his company, clawing back his assets from an increasingly dangerous coterie of Russian American associates, Rudy gets promoted from doorman to errand boy to bodyguard to something like Jake's right-hand man. By turns a gripping portrait of corruption and a tender family dramedy, Atta Boy (U Iowa Press, 2024) combines the urban cool of Richard Price with the glossy, uptown charm of Taffy Brodesser-Akner. Here is a novel richly attuned to its time and place, but with something for everyone--high-wire prose and a story wedding ripped from the headlines, social realism with the warmth, angst, and humor of its indelible voices. Cally Fiedorek is the winner of a Pushcart Prize and an alumna of The Center for Fiction / Susan Kamil Emerging Writer Fellowship. Atta Boy is her debut novel. She lives in her native New York City with her family. Recommended Books: Kevin Berry, The Heart in Winter Paul Murray, Beesting Paul Murray, Skippy Dies  Chris Holmes is Chair of Literatures in English and Associate Professor at Ithaca College. He writes criticism on contemporary global literatures. His book, Kazuo Ishiguro Against World Literature, is forthcoming with Bloomsbury Publishing. He is the co-director of The New Voices Festival, a celebration of work in poetry, prose, and playwriting by up-and-coming young writers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/new-books-network

In December 2018, we meet Rudy Coyle, a bar owner's son from Flushing, Queens, in the throes of a major quarter-life crisis. Cut out of the family business, he gets a Hail Mary job as a night doorman in a storied Park Avenue apartment building, where he comes under the wing of the family in 4E, the Cohens. Jacob "Jake" Cohen, the fast-talking patriarch, is one of a generation of financiers who made hundreds of millions of dollars in the cutthroat taxi medallion industry in the early 2000s, largely by preying on the hopes and dreams of impoverished immigrant drivers. As Jake tries to stop the bleed from the debt crisis now plaguing his company, clawing back his assets from an increasingly dangerous coterie of Russian American associates, Rudy gets promoted from doorman to errand boy to bodyguard to something like Jake's right-hand man. By turns a gripping portrait of corruption and a tender family dramedy, Atta Boy (U Iowa Press, 2024) combines the urban cool of Richard Price with the glossy, uptown charm of Taffy Brodesser-Akner. Here is a novel richly attuned to its time and place, but with something for everyone--high-wire prose and a story wedding ripped from the headlines, social realism with the warmth, angst, and humor of its indelible voices. Cally Fiedorek is the winner of a Pushcart Prize and an alumna of The Center for Fiction / Susan Kamil Emerging Writer Fellowship. Atta Boy is her debut novel. She lives in her native New York City with her family. Recommended Books: Kevin Berry, The Heart in Winter Paul Murray, Beesting Paul Murray, Skippy Dies  Chris Holmes is Chair of Literatures in English and Associate Professor at Ithaca College. He writes criticism on contemporary global literatures. His book, Kazuo Ishiguro Against World Literature, is forthcoming with Bloomsbury Publishing. He is the co-director of The New Voices Festival, a celebration of work in poetry, prose, and playwriting by up-and-coming young writers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices Support our show by becoming a premium member! https://newbooksnetwork.supportingcast.fm/literature

William Cohen was white, Jewish, Republican. Janet Langhart was black, Christian, and Democrat. Yet somehow they've endured as a couple since the 1990s. In this 2007 interview the Cohens atalk about thier "opposites atrtract" marriage and how it's lasted. Get Love in Black and White by William Cohen & Janet LanghartAs an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything earns from qualifying purchases.You may also enjoy my interviews with Paul Robeson Jr and Dexter Scott King For more vintage interviews with celebrities, leaders, and influencers, subscribe to Now I've Heard Everything on Spotify, Apple Podcasts. and now on YouTube #interracial #mixedmarriage #race #marriage

Seit der Französischen Revolution ist Freiheit ein Grundthema bürgerlicher Gesellschaften. Ute Cohen beschreibt in ihrem Buch, wie Revolutionen auch die Kochkunst beeinflussen. In 15 Kapiteln erzählt sie die Geschichte der Gastronomie. Ein Gespräch in Scala. Von WDR 5.

Episode 81 on the lounge welcomes one of Tasmania's most talented exports, Hobart's local male model and all round good cunt, Cohen Thomas to the air waves.Cohens recent feats in waves of pure consequence have been internationally recognised over the last few years, and it was about goddam time the boog community got to hear what makes the man tick.In this conversation Cocco and Luke touch on eventful moments in the SA desert, his recent trip to the east coast of Oz, how it was competing in the Shark Island Challenge and what his best and worst experiences have been out his local slab, Shipsterns Bluff.Enjoy ya bunch of legends ☮️

Eitan Cohen, 13, is determined to head back to class after the Victoria Day long weekend—despite months of being bullied, taunted, threatened and assaulted by a few fellow students in his school in Toronto, in the wake of Oct. 7. It came to a head on May 17, when hundreds of neighbours and friends came to walk Eitan to Faywood Arts-Based Curriculum School. It was a show of solidarity for the boy and his family. His parents—two Israeli doctors who came to Canada for specialized training—say they initially tried to enrol their four children in private Jewish schools while they were in Canada, but eventually decided to send them to public school so the kids could to learn about Canadian diversity. But after Oct. 7, they say they have been complaining in vain to Toronto school officials—and also to Toronto police—about the atmosphere of Jew-hatred impacting both Eitan and his younger brother Hillel, who also attended the same school. Toronto's police confirm the hate crime unit is now actively investigating one incident from last week, alongside two other investigations that remain open. The Cohens are already making plans to return to Israel and Eitan could have switched to a Jewish religious school until the end of June. But he won't quit: if he leaves now, he says, it will mean open season for bullies to ramp up antisemitic attacks on other Jewish students who attend public schools in Toronto. On today's episode of The CJN Daily, Ellin Bessner sits down at the home of Eitan and his parents, Moshe Cohen and Adi Halberthal Cohen, to find out what safety plans are in place for this week—and why they went public with their struggles. What we talked about: Learn more about the Toronto Jewish community accompanying the Cohen family to school on Friday May 17, 2024, in The CJN. Read the Fredericton police news release about an arrest being made in the beating of an Israeli teenager on April 30. Read the back story on the Fredericton family's antisemitism problems at their daughter Shaked's school, in The CJN. Credits: The CJN Daily is written and hosted by Ellin Bessner (@ebessner on Twitter). Zachary Kauffman is the producer. Michael Fraiman is the executive producer. Our theme music is by Dov Beck-Levine. Our title sponsor is Metropia. We're a member of The CJN Podcast Network. To subscribe to this podcast, please watch this video. Donate to The CJN and receive a charitable tax receipt by clicking here. Hear why The CJN is important to me.

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Ex-presidentens gamla fixare vittnar i rätten. Lyssna på alla avsnitt i Sveriges Radio Play. Rättegången rörande Donald Trumps påstådda utbetalningar till en tidigare porrstjärna fortsätter. Denna vecka var det ex-presidentens tidigare advokat Michael Cohens tur att inta vittnesbåset.Michael Cohen gjorde sitt bästa för att framställa den tidigare presidenten som skyldig till såväl bokföringsbrott som kampanjfinansieringsbrott. Men givet Cohens förflutna av brott och lögner är frågan hur tungt hans vittnesmål väger.USA:s president Joe Biden hotar att stoppa fler och större leveranser av vapen till Israel om de beslutar sig för en markoffensiv in i den palestinska staden Gaza. Kommer den Bidens nya hårda linje göra någon skillnad i kriget och kommer det att gynna honom på hemmaplan?Vi har också Ginnas och Rogers valskola där vi får lära oss allt om röstregistrering. Vem får egentligen rösta?Medverkande: Ginna Lindberg och Roger Wilson, Sveriges Radios USA-korrespondenter.Programledare: Sara StenholmProducent: Viktor MattssonTekniker: Linus Sjöholm

The Cohens split (Sacha and Isla, not Joel and Ethan), Cowboy Carter, Jill Zarin drinks more Diet Coke than even us, the Morgan Wallen mess, and Bre from "Selling Sunset" maybe lied about running a half marathon Check out our bonus episode on J.Lo's documentary(?) "The Greatest Love Story Never Told" with special guest Lindsey Encinas, https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hivemindhq/episodes/J-Lo-and-The-Greatest-Love-Story-Never-Told-e2i97go --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/hivemindhq/message

We keep hearing a lot about RSV - and now there are vaccines that can help fight it. But how safe are they? Who should get them? And what is RSV and how does it compare to the FLU and COVID? Dr. Jeanine Cook-Garard talks with Dr. Matthew Harris, a Pediatric Emergency Medicine and EMS Physician who is triple-board certified in General Pediatrics, Pediatric Emergency Medicine, and EMS/Disaster Medicine. He serves as the medical director for the Cohen Children's Medical Center Pediatric Critical Care Transport team and as Associate Medical Director for the Northwell Center for Emergency Medical Services.

Joan Buckley learns about the growing number of children and adolescents in need of mental health support. Northwell Health is investing 350 million dollars over the next five years and launching a 150 million dollar fundraising campaign to expand pediatric behavioral health services across its network that will bridge the gap between physical and mental health services for children. She speaks with Dr. Charles Schleien, Senior Vice President of Cohen Children's Medical Center & Pediatric Services, and a Professor & Chair of Pediatrics at the Zucker School of Medicine at Hofstra/Northwell.

(Episode 122): This week on the Subway To Shea Podcast, I am joined by Mark Healey. Mark is the Editor In Chief of The Rockaway Wave and Founder/Author of Gotham Baseball. We discuss: - Yoshinobu Yamamoto's dinner at Steve Cohen's house - Price point for a Yamamoto contract - Pivot strategy if Yamamoto doesn't sign - The 2025 free agent class Plus, should the Mets sign Justin Turner?! ____________________________________________ Mark Healey on X: https://twitter.com/MarkCHealey ____________________________________________ Read my articles for Rising Apple: https://risingapple.com/author/arivera1/ ____________________________________________ Follow on X, Instagram, & Tik Tok: @SubwayToShea Intro Song: Ride It Like You Mean It- Kristian Leo Outro Song: Sky- OBOY --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/subwaytoshea/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/subwaytoshea/support

[You're listening to a sneak peek of our new show Season One! To hear more episodes of Season One, join our Patreon at patreon.com/forever35 for just $5 a month.]What *isn't* happening in Newport Beach these days? This episode's troublemakers are Kirsten's sister Hailey, who is quickly outstaying her welcome at the Cohens'; and Oliver, Marissa's friend who takes everyone to a Rooney concert. Between it all, Kate and Doree discuss how everyone else is inadvertently keeping Sandy and Kirsten from boning, Luke's complete change in personality, and the joys of a basic cable TV show marathon. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

[You're listening to a sneak peek of our new show Season One! To hear more episodes of Season One, join our Patreon at patreon.com/forever35 for just $5 a month.]Much like the Thanksgiving turkey, this episode of The OC is stuffed full of goodness! Thanksgiving dinner is at the Cohens' and it quickly devolves into chaos as more and more unexpected guests arrive. And after-school special style, Ryan steals a car for his brother who (let's not forget) is in jail while Marissa tags along. In this generally very sweet holiday episode, Kate and Doree see the Cohens put their turkey in the oven way too late for dinner, Anna's voice completely change, Rachel and Jimmy get set up, and some pretty aggressive business casual outfits. To leave a voicemail or text for a future episode, reach them at 781-591-0390. You can also email the podcast at forever35podcast@gmail.com.Visit forever35podcast.com for links to everything they mention on the show or visit shopmyshelf.us/forever35.Shop our merch at balancebound.co/shop/forever35.Donate to the Forever35 Giving Circle (https://www.grapevine.org/giving-circle/2nlhxOl/Forever35-Podcast) to help flip the Virginia State House!Follow the podcast on Instagram (@Forever35Podcast) and sign up for the newsletter at forever35podcast.com/newsletter.Join our Patreon at patreon.com/forever35! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Rachel Bilson and Melinda Clarke are joined by Kathleen York, who played Renee Wheeler on The OC. It's already that time: Chrismukkah! Yet this year, it's “The Chrismukkah That Almost Wasn't” (S2 Ep6). Kathleen's story can be inspirational for aspiring actors; listen and hear how Kathleen found her success. She talks about a guest spot on a show she wasn't interested in, leading to a singing appearance at the Oscars! And, she shares her experience playing a masseuse on “Curb Your Enthusiasm,” (which stars Larry David, Rachel's celebrity crush!). They dive into the Julie and Jimmy sex scene, making Melinda blush and “plead the Bilson.” The hosts surmise how Renee explained to Lindsay where her dad was. And, they share memories from filming those giant kitchen scenes with the entire cast in them. Of course, this episode notes all of the Chrismukkah charm: Seth's job wheel, the yamaclaus, and the band Guster's "Carol of the Meows" that plays throughout! The Chrismukkah That Almost Wasn't Synopsis: The whole gang is invited to Chrismukkah at the Cohens' house, but Seth's favorite holiday is nearly ruined as secrets are revealed that will change the Cohen family forever. Jimmy and Julie are more than friendly and Seth, Summer, Marissa and Ryan make a plan to save Chrismukkah.

Rachel Bilson and Melinda Clarke are joined by Johnny Messner who played our favorite villainous porn producer, Lance Baldwin, to discuss season 2, episode 17, “The Brothers Grimm.” Hear about how Johnny and Melinda both got their acting starts in soap operas. Johnny also discusses his experience with Ayahuasca, how it changed his life for the better, and his newfound love for acting and producing. Rachel talks about an iconic scene from this episode that she could not stop laughing at.  The Brothers Grimm synopsis: Ryan's brother, Trey, gets out of jail and calls him to reconnect. The Cohens give Trey a warm welcome and Ryan grows concerned that nothing good can come from it. Zach returns from Italy happy, refreshed, and has a new girlfriend which makes Summer curious and Seth confused about what to think. Julie tells Kirsten about her erotica tape and the blackmail scheme from Lance, Kirsten urges her to speak to Caleb about it. Caleb agrees to help but has ulterior motives. The Newport Living Magazine officially launches, but to Julie's surprise, Lance makes an appearance after the deal with Caleb goes sour. 

Norman Buckley returns with Rachel Bilson and Melinda Clarke to discuss his directorial debut on The O.C, season 2, episode 18, “The Risky Business”. Norman gives listeners a behind-the-scenes look at how he directed the episode. Hear about all the Risky Business throwbacks in the episode and how they shot the iconic “egg” throwing scene. And the trio also discusses their favorite character arcs for season two and just how many bedrooms does the Cohen house have? The Risky Business Synopsis: Sandy reluctantly agrees to serve as a host at an OC hybrid yard sale to help out Kirsten. Marissa moves in with the Cohens for a week while Julie and Caleb are traveling which makes for some awkward encounters for her and Ryan. Trey, with the help of Marissa, wants to move into Alex's old apartment but can't come up with the money. To prove that he is self-dependent, Trey decides to steal a very risky exhibit, when Ryan finds out he and Seth go on a mission to recover it before anyone finds out. Carter renews Seth and Zach's comic book dream, much to the annoyance of Summer. 

Rachel and Melinda discuss “The Nana,” (S1 Ep23). They're joined by award-winning actor, singer, songwriter, and musician, Kathryn Gallagher. Oh, and she's Peter Gallagher's daughter! Kathryn, too, has her own Camp Gallagher story to tell. She also opens up about her struggles with bullying. She now has a massive career on Broadway, and she shares her first television experience and the help she got from dear ole dad! Reminisce along with the hosts about this episode wrought with emotional scenes and memorable lines. And, see the full-circle realization that involves a beanie, Anne Frank, and Linda Lavin (who plays The Nana), which blows their minds! The Nana Synopsis: It's Passover for the Cohens and this year, The Nana is coming to visit. The critical and scary woman they expect to show up is instead a much kinder, nicer, warmer Nana. And Sandy's determined to find out why. He soon learns that her behavior change is due to her terminal cancer prognosis.

Rachel and Melinda discuss "The Gamble" (S1 Ep3) with guest Peter Gallagher, who played Sandy Cohen on The OC. Peter shares his unique audition story. They all comment on their bronzed looks. Find out about Camp Gallagher, a weekend they'll never forget! The Gamble Synopsis: Sandy comes to Ryan's rescue once again. Kirsten decides to invite Dawn to an elite Vegas Night, but she gets lost in the sauce, disappointing Ryan. Dawn believes Ryan is better off with the Cohens, leaving him with Sandy and Kirsten. Meanwhile, Julie is furious when she finds out Jimmy borrowed money from Kirsten, and she thanks Sandy, who is unaware of this.

这是2.0的一期配合的节目，讲述美国开国第一位最高院首席大法官Marshall的一些重要判例，以及从这些判例中，我们可以理解到底什么是法治？法治如何塑造社会秩序？以及人们到底为什么遵守法治？ 内容包括： 1 上期节目的一些回应 2 法治不是刑法之治，秦法之治 3 Marbury v. Madison 司法到底如何可以在实然社会中起作用？作为既无财权也无暴力权的一极。 4 Burr conspiracy trial 司法的非“民意”权威性，司法如何在民意汹涌时提供审议性价值 5 Fletcher v. Peck 司法通过社会预期的稳定性塑造秩序 6 McCulloch v. Maryland 司法在社会关键时期作出社会抉择塑造秩序 7 Cohens v. Virginia 司法提供contitutional review塑造社会秩序 8 Gibbons v. Ogden 司法技术性划定法律地方主义的边界塑造社会秩序 9 Johnson v. McIntosh 马歇尔当然也会犯错的 10 Worcester v. Georgia 司法面对行政的挑战和不配和也有手续无措的时候 11 Martin v. Hunter's Lessee 司法通过最终的解释权塑造社会秩序 12 Dartmouth College v. Woodward 进一步强调合同的稳定性 13 Ogden v. Saunders 马歇尔首次成为少数派和他的远见 14 Barron v. Baltimore 司法当然也会遭遇过时的问题 希望这期节目对你有所启发。 ［ 世界苦茶 ］ 世界苦茶视频节目：请在油管搜索“世界苦茶”观看视频节目 请在绝大多数非国区搜索“世界苦茶”或“World Bitter Tea”订阅世界苦茶播客 或使用RSS：https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/2189845.rss 加入世界苦茶Newsletter: https://fearnation.club [ 欢迎在Patreon和爱发电支持翻转电台 ] 如果你过去有在Patreon支持其他项目的经验，优先推荐使用Patreon，因为其有按月订阅的制度： https://www.patreon.com/flipradio 如果你从来没有在Patreon支持其他项目的经验，可以在爱发电： https://afdian.net/@flipradio [ 收听翻电 ] 你可以在Spotify, Pocket Casts, Google Podcast, Apple Podcast（非国区），网易云音乐，小宇宙，微信小程序“翻转电台”等平台收听翻电节目。 或使用RSS订阅源地址：https://anchor.fm/s/141e652c/podcast/rss 感谢大家对翻转电台的支持。大家要记得敢于去相信。并敢于分享你的相信。

  Stephanie Savage joins Rachel Bilson and Melinda Clarke in the pool house to discuss Season 4, Episode 15, “The Night Moves” aka the infamous earthquake episode of The OC.  We are counting down to the end of the series!   The Night Moves Synopsis: In the aftermath of a major earthquake that cuts off power and communication between the Cohens and their loved ones, Seth must take over Ryan’s role as the protector when Ryan is injured and the boys are stranded on a deserted road.  Leave a message for the bitches at https://www.speakpipe.com/ocbitches  Please follow @rachelbilson and @themelindaclarke on Instagram.  

I'm a champion of people getting back out in the world and connecting ‘in person'. It matters. That's how relationships get made, right? Life is easier with people you trust. The more you know about somebody authentically, the more apt you are to trust them. And you never know who knows who.  We all lost a lot in the category of relationships as a result of the pandemic induced virtual world, we now live in. To change it back up for myself, I'm now on a personal mission to reconnect with people I like ‘in person'. I'm known to be fun, and I like to make my interviews fun. People share more when they're comfortable and having a good time.    I have the pleasure of broadcasting my live radio show from the studios of WGCH radio in Greenwich Ct., a town known worldwide for its beauty, location, amenities and well-run government. Founded in 1640, it's one of the oldest towns in the United States, home to many multigenerational families and has been a worldwide destination for over a century.  I've known my engineer Bob for decades and we work well together and produce high level content that gets heard around town, around the country through the digital livestream and around the world through podcasting.  During the pandemic, I started to work from home and do my radio show remotely. I got used to broadcasting from my house sometimes in my pajamas and got a little lazy about returning to the studio. But there's nothing like ‘live' in-studio energy, and so I'm back and trying some new ‘in studio' things.  Fred Camillo, who's the First Selectman of Greenwich (their version of a mayor) also has a show on this radio station. I'd always enjoy running into him except he'd bring his big dog who would scare the hell out of me because I'm scared of big dogs so our conversations would always get cut short by me hiding behind a desk.  Fred and I didn't see each other for a while so I decided to invite him to sit in and do my show live without his dog (big dog lovers please forgive me).  I always thought Fred was sweet, but I don't talk politics on my show and didn't know much about him personally. I thought this would be a nice opportunity to have an authentic conversation that others could enjoy too.  I wanted to know about Fred Camillo the guy. A lot of people have said some beautiful things about him as they've have watched him grow up in the area and are proud that he became the guy who's running the show in this very interesting place in the world.  Did Fred want to grow up to be the First Selectman (mayor)?  Nope, found out he wanted to play center field for the Yankees. Sadly, that didn't work out. He also wanted to be Joe Frazier but he was only a lightweight so that didn't work out either.  Fred does works out a lot and he's in great shape. Every morning early, he's out walking his two dogs and he walks to the gym.  Instead of a baseball uniform or boxing shorts Fred's daily uniform is now a suit. How many suits does the First Selectman of Greenwich own? Four. Mostly he wears the dark blue ones (Yankee blue), but he also has a light gray and a dark gray. When he was young, he had a beige one for the summer.  I wondered does Fred ever do like I do, change clothes like Superman did in a phone booth to get from one occasion to the next dressed appropriately? “Rarely but It's happened”.  Does Fred wear cologne? Nope. How about jewelry? Only watches. And a Fitbit to count his steps. (Roughly 20,000 steps a day!) BTW, he wears them both on the same wrist and people always ask why he has two watches.  As a result of his job as First Selectman of Greenwich, CT some weeks Fred's out every single night. But he's really a homebody and loves to hang home and watch sports. Who's his team this year? “I'm still a Yankee fan but I even root for the Mets. The Cohens are great people. They're living in Greenwich.”  Great! I'm a big Met fan lets get him in for an interview.  What about hockey? “I grew up a Ranger fan, but the owners of the Islanders are here in Greenwich, and they are terrific people. Jon Ledecky actually worked here at WGCH in the 70s. He brags about working here. Great! Let's get him in sometime for an interview.  Do you like tennis? “I don't play tennis, but I will watch it once in a while. I grew up watching Jimmy Connors and Chrissy Everett. But I will watch a good match”. What about Pickleball? “We're going to get hopefully four new courts.”  So Fred I asked, “If you're going to the electric chair, what would be your last meal? You get one call, and you can have anything you want” Fred's last meal is going to be a big one. Lots of pasta, probably a couple slices of pizza, Italian cheesecake, gorgonzola salad and a bottle of wine. (Good to know Fred and I could have a lot of fun eating together)  Fred Camillo's father was a marine drill sergeant. The rules in his house growing up included that you had to work so Fred worked every day when he was a kid. For a couple weeks back when he was 8 or 9, he even used to have a little shoeshine box and shined shoes outside a local store. Fred said his drill sergeant father was funny funny guy with a great voice. A crooner, just like Frank Sinatra and for fun Fred and his siblings used to tape him. “But he had a temper”, Fred said, so you had to be careful. Adding, “But it was funny. It was in an era, you know, that things were different. And I kind of miss those days.”  Does Fred remember people's birthdays? Yes. Does he remember people's phone numbers? Yes. He knows at least 25 or 30 peoples phone numbers by heart. Does Fred still have dead people in his phone like I do? Yup, He said, “I think it's about holding on to a memory and it's something that's personal and to erase it, would mean kind of, it's that finality. It's silly, but it's just something that we do.”  I asked Fred another one of my signature questions? What's your genius?” That thing that comes naturally to you that you take for granted.  “Nothing, that's gonna make me any money”, said Fred laughing. “I can tell you the starting line up with the 1978 Yankees. I can tell you who the third string catcher was on the 1961 world champion Yankees. As my father used to say back when soda was cheap, that and 50 cents will get you a soda. I can easily recall Baseball trivia mostly but also a lot of historical stuff. I taught history in high school a long time ago, so I remember dates and numbers.”  Has Fred been on every single block in Greenwich, CT? Probably. Greenwich is the second biggest landmass in the state of Connecticut and yes Fred's been on every street around the 67 square miles, 48 of which are land.  What hasn't Fred Gotten around to doing yet that's still on his bucket list? He hasn't been to Italy. Fred's currently involved with ‘Paws for A Cause', a leukemia fundraiser in honor of his sister Donna Marie who died from leukemia at the age of 11. Sadly, Fred's mother also passed away just six months after his sister at the age of 34. “Unfortunately, said Fred, back in 1968 medicine and science weren't where they are today.”  How many people ask Fred for favors in the course of the day as a First Selectman.  A lot. “When you say favor you mean help, aid, attention to their cause, whatever. And you do what you can do, if it's legal and you're not doing anything that's, you know, against the law or out of order”.  During Fred's day is he more likely to be texting, emailing, or calling somebody? “I'd rather talk to somebody.”  Here's another ‘signature' Debbie Nigro question because I'm aware that everybody has something going on in their head all day long. “How Does Your Head Work Inside? How's it working in there I always wonder? “Well, a lot of people will tell you there's nothing going on”, said Fred. I guess, music. I'll walk out of the gym in the morning, and what was playing usually what I hear in the morning, it stays in my head.” Finally, I wondered does Fred worry about a lot of things? “Oh, yeah, big worrier said FRED.  So how does Fred relax?   “Red wine, but I don't have it every night and watching sports. I'm not a big TV person, but I just started watching the old Sopranos. I wanted to go through the whole thing. So, I'm almost on season five now and that's kind of relaxing. It makes me laugh.   Enjoy this full show podcast of my live 'in person' conversation on The Debbie Nigro Show with Fred Camillo the man, who also happens to be The First Selectman of Greenwich Ct.It was really fun to get to know him authentically. 

This week Caitlin and Paul Kavanaugh the man behind @Andy.Cohens.Bussy on TikTok and Twitter, are chatting the latest episodes of Vanderpump Rules and Summer House! Please, review and subscribe, besties! Gossip and Vanderpump Rules: 1:00-1:08:00 Summer House 1:08:00-END    Any statement made by Caitlin Marshall or her guests on the Besties by Bravo podcast are merely matter of opinion and no gossip mentioned is independently verified, it is for entertainment purposes only and "just for fun". Besties by Bravo podcast, webpages, and social media channels are not affiliated with Bravo or their parent company NBCUniversal.

Scientists have found that people with the last name Cohen (priest, in Hebrew) disproportionally share a common gene, which scientists named the "Aaron gene." But evolutionary biologist Dr. Rutger Vos thinks Cohens are descended from the House of Tsadok. Check out our podcast As Depicted on Film on Apple or Spotify.

Scott Krinsky joins Rachel Bilson and Melinda Clarke in the pool house to discuss Season 4, Episode 3, “The Cold Turkey.” Many of you know Scott as Jeff Barnes in the hit TV series, Chuck, but he guested on The O.C. first playing the lovable and much needed comic relief character, Daryll!  Scott talks about how he got cast on The OC, and tells a very funny OC joke from his stand-up routine!  The trio also talk about Iron Man, spoiler alert for you non-Avengers fans  and their favorite food items from Chilis!  The Cold Turkey synopsis: As Thanksgiving approaches, Sandy is approached by the fugitive Kevin Volchock to negotiate a surrender for the car accident that unintentionally killed Marissa. Ryan finds out about Sandy's meeting with him, and tries to take advantage to get his revenge against Volchock. Meanwhile, Seth agrees to let Taylor stay at the Cohen house while Kirsten encourages her to face her mother to reveal the truth about her stay in Paris. Also, bad-girl Kaitlin meddles more in the conflict between Julie and Neil to cause more friction between them, while Summer also arrives back in town for Thanksgiving and is not pleased to see Taylor staying with the Cohens. Leave the OC Bitches a message at https://www.speakpipe.com/ocbitches or on email at welcometotheocb@gmail.com/  You can now listen to bonus features as well as Season 1 and Season 2 of the OC, Bitches on Kast Plus that's https://kast.supportingcast.fm/welcome-to-the-oc-bitches-plus Please support our sponsors:  Magic Spoon has replicated your favorite childhood cereals to taste good, but each serving contains ZERO grams of sugar, 13-14 grams of protein, and 4-5 net grams of carbs per serving. Head to https://www.magicspoon.com/THEOC  grab a custom bundle of cereal and try the magic for yourself! And be sure to use our promo code THEOC at checkout to save five dollars off your order! Rocket Money, formerly known as Truebill, is a personal finance app that finds and cancels your unwanted subscriptions, monitors your spending, and helps you lower your bills —all in one place. Stop throwing your money away. Cancel unwanted subscriptions – and manage your expenses the easy way – by going to https://www.rocketmoney.com/oc  Sundays is air-dried dog food made from a short list of human-grade ingredients, it's less messy and Sundays cost 40% less than other healthy dog food brands because Sundays doesn't waste money shipping frozen packages. Instead they spend on what matters: sourcing the best all-natural ingredients for your pup. Get 35% off your first order of Sundays. Go to https://www.SundaysForDgos.com/THEOC use code THEOC at checkout. Living Proof understands that there's no ‘one-size-fits-all' solution for all hair types and textures. That's why they develop game-changing formulations that are tailored to individual concerns including frizz, lack of volume, and lack of curl definition. Visit https://www.livingproof.com/THEOC  and use code THEOC to get ten percent off your first purchase.  Let's Get Deep is (literally) the hottest game for couples that you've probably already seen all over TikTok & Instagram. From the creators of What Do You Meme, Let's Get Deep is so easy and fun to play.  And you're in luck because we have an exclusive offer for our listeners. For a limited time, get 20% off with the code OC when you go to https://www.whatdoyoumeme.com/letsgetdeep Follow @rachelbilson, @themelindaclarke and @scott_krinsky on Instagram  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Every religious Jew believes b'emunah shelemah that everything comes from Hashem and, deep down, every Jew lives with the feelings that Hashem controls everything. But at times, this belief does not penetrate all of a person's limbs and external feelings. He still worries and fears things other than Hashem. Therefore, he needs to ask Hashem to help him feel with every fiber of his being, at every moment of his life, that whatever is happening to him, every little pleasure that he gets, every bit of success that he has, every little thing that happens that he doesn't want, they are all from Hashem and only Hashem. And no man in this world has any say about anything that goes on. Sometimes people think that Hashem has forgotten about them. Nothing is going their way or they feel they never get a break. Hashem thinks about every person at every moment of the day. He knows exactly what we are going through, and He is leading us to the places we need to be in to fulfill our purpose in this world. When it is the right time to give us something that we want, Hashem will lead us to it in the blink of an eye, without even the help of any other people. The Cohen family had been looking for years to move out of their shoebox apartment into a more spacious place, but since their finances were limited, they had no choice but to keep delaying. Then, another baby was born and they really couldn't fit any more. At that same time, a great opportunity arose. Their neighbor's parents had to move immediately to a ground floor apartment due to health issues and they really wanted to be next to their son, so they offered the Cohens one and a half times the value of their apartment to buy it, and although the Cohens did not have a new place to live in yet, this offer was too great to pass up, so they took it. The deal was they would have to be out in exactly two months, so the next day they began a mad hunt for an apartment, looking through classifieds and visiting various real estate offices. They were told it would be highly unlikely for them to find something and be able to move in within two months. Moreover, most apartments they were being shown were way out of their price range, even with the extra money they were getting. The weeks quickly flew by and they weren't successful in finding anything. With two weeks to go, they had no choice but to start packing up their entire apartment in boxes, having no idea where they were going to live afterward. One night, after Arbit , Rabbi Cohen walked the streets in deep thought. Then, he walked into an empty Bet Midrash , sat down and began crying uncontrollably. He poured out his heart to Hashem, begging Him to grant him and his family a roof over their heads. When he left the Bet Midrash , he suddenly noticed a piece of paper with a For Sale sign on a lamp post. It looked very old, but the basic description of the apartment sounded like exactly what he wanted, so the next day he went to that apartment and knocked on the door. The woman who answered the door said the apartment was definitely not for sale and quickly closed the door. Rabbi Cohen then asked someone in the hallway if he knew of any apartments in the building that were for sale, to which he replied no. Rabbi Cohen felt that he was going to make a fool out of himself by asking, but nonetheless he decided to make one last attempt. He walked up to the next floor, knocked on the door to the left and a tall, distinguished looking man with a dark beard answered. Rabbi Cohen said, “Sorry to bother you, but did you by any chance advertise this apartment as being for sale?” The man said he did not, but min haShamayim , that morning he decided he was going to sell and he explained. The week before he was offered to become the mashgiach of an up and coming yeshiva in Betar. He told them he needed some time to think about it because it would mean uprooting his family and moving there. That morning, he and his wife decided they wanted to accept. “Two hours ago they told me they want me to start Rosh Chodesh Elul, which is less than two weeks away, and they have a temporary apartment for me to move into until I find something there. All that is left for us to do now is pack up and go. But we do need to sell our apartment here.” He invited Rabbi Cohen in to look around. Rabbi Cohen saw that it was perfect and, when he heard the price, he immediately thanked and praised Hashem because it was exactly in his price range. The contract was signed several days later and the Cohens were able to move in just when they had to leave their current apartment. Hashem runs the world. He knows about everyone's needs and takes care of them accordingly. Our job is to feel at ease, knowing that we are always in His hands.

It's just Rachel Bilson and Melinda Clarke in the pool house today to discuss Season 3, Episode 17, “The Journey.”   It's Ryan's 18th birthday and the ladies break down the ending of Ryan and Marissa, making mix cds and Sadie and Ryan's chemistry.  Melinda also talks about fainting spells and Rachel discusses her time on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and 8 Simple Rules.  The Journey synopsis:  The Cohens throw Ryan a party for his eighteenth birthday and Ryan can't decide whether or not to invite Marissa after their break-up.  Sandy tries to track down Dawn to surprise Ryan. Meanwhile, Summer confronts Julie about her and her dad dating and Marissa crashes into an old memory and grows closer to Volchok.  Leave the OC Bitches a message, https://www.speakpipe.com/ocbitches Please support our sponsor: With HelloFresh, you get farm-fresh, pre-portioned ingredients and seasonal recipes delivered right to your doorstep. Skip trips to the grocery store and count on HelloFresh to make home cooking easy, fun, AND affordable – that's why it's America's #1 meal kit!  Go to https://www.hellofresh.com/oc65 and use code oc65 for 65% off plus free shipping!  Please follow @rachelbilson and @melindaclarke on InstagramSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Rachel Bilson and Melinda Clarke are joined today by Fox TV Executive, Deborah Hasen-Klein, to discuss Season 3, Episode 12, “The Sister Act.” Deborah breaks down what being a TV Executive entails, how much of an OC fan she was while growing up, and also tells a crazy story about how she first met Melinda!  The trio also discusses how phenomenal the actor who played Johnny Harper, Ryan Donowho acting was and Melinda has a very interesting story about Jerry Seinfeld! The Sister Act Synopsis: Marissa's sister, Kaitlyn returns home from boarding school with secrets, lies, and a bag of stolen cash.   Veronica Townsend has her eyes on Neil Roberts much to Julie's disappointment so the Cohens and Summer concoct a plan to get Veronica away from Neil so Julie can have her shot!   And Johnny tries to distance himself from Marissa.  Leave a message for the OC Bitches, https://www.speakpipe.com/ocbitches Please support our sponsors:  Article combines the curation of a boutique furniture store with the comfort and simplicity of shopping online. They are dedicated to a modern aesthetic of mid-century, Scandinavian, industrial, and bohemian designs. Go to https://www.article.com/oc to get $50 off your first purchase of $100 or more.  When it comes to therapy and psychiatry, getting the help you need has never been so simple. When you're able to access your provider from the comfort of your device, it means mental health care can be on your schedule. And alleviating the wait times to get an appointment or the travel time to an office can free up time for the rest of your life. Talkspace is so convenient and accessible, it helps me feel supported around the clock. Go to https://www.talkspace.com and use code OC to get $100 dollars off your first month.  Follow @rachelbilson and @themelindaclarke on Instagram  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rachel Bilson and Melinda Clarke are joined today by OC superfan and podcaster, Ryan Drake from the Keeping up with the Cohens to discuss S3 Epi 10 The Chrismukkah Bar Mitz-vahkkah. The trio breakdown Johnny's surgery and question the costs, Ryan also has some questions for Josh Schwartz regarding the  Season 1, “Countdown” episode, that Josh answers! Hear about which character Ryan thinks has the most growth and later Rachel and Melinda answer a live question from a Bravo blogger who loves The O.C.  The Chrismukkah Bar Mitz-vahkkah synopsis: Ryan, Marissa, Seth, and Summer try to raise money for Johnny's knee surgery by throwing Ryan a Bar Mitzvah as part of Seth's annual Chrismukkah celebration and they enlist the help of Sandy, Kirsten, and Julie.    Meanwhile, Kirsten tries to cheer up Julie who still is concealing her living situation from Marissa. And Julie finds an unlikely friendship with Summer's dad, Dr. Roberts  Leave the OC Bitches a message:  https://www.speakpipe.com/ocbitches Follow @rachelbilson and @themelindaclarke on Instagram and check out Ryan's podcast, Keeping up with the Cohens!   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Norman Buckley returns with Rachel Bilson and Melinda Clarke to discuss his directorial debut on The O.C, season 2, episode 18, “The Risky Business,”. Norman gives listeners a behind-the-scenes look at how he directed the episode. Hear about all the Risky Business throwbacks in the episode and how they shot the iconic “egg” throwing scene.  And the trio also discusses their favorite character arcs for season two and just how many bedrooms does the Cohen house have? The Risky Business Synopsis: Sandy reluctantly agrees to serve as a host at an OC hybrid yard sale to help out Kirsten. Marissa moves in with the Cohens for a week while Julie and Caleb are traveling which makes for some awkward encounters for her and Ryan.  Trey, with the help of Marissa, wants to move into Alex's old apartment but can't come up with the money.  To prove that he is self-dependent, Trey decides to steal a very risky exhibit, when Ryan finds out he and Seth go on a mission to recover it before anyone finds out. Carter renews Seth and Zach's comic book dream, much to the annoyance of Summer.  Leave the OC, Bitches a message: https://www.speakpipe.com/ocbitches Please support our sponsors: Function of Beauty is the world's first fully customizable hair care that creates individually-filled shampoos, conditioners, styling, and treatment formulas based on your hair now, and where you want it to go. Go to https://www.functionofbeauty.com/OC to get 25% off your first order.  Make hydration a priority by adding Liquid I.V. sticks to your routine. One stick provides five essential vitamins and 3x the electrolytes of traditional sports drinks.  Go to https://www.liquidiv.com/oc to get 25% off your order. Merit is clean, well-edited makeup product essentials that will make you look like you – but better. Go to https://www.meritbeauty.com/theoc to pick the perfect shade and get a free signature reusable make-up bag with purchase.   Hiya vitamins fill in the most common gaps in modern children's diets to provide the full-body nourishment our kids need with a yummy taste they love. Go to https://www.hiyahealth.com/theoc to receive 50% off your first order.  Follow @rachelbilson and @themelindaclarke on Instagram   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rachel Bilson and Melinda Clarke are joined by Johnny Messner who played our favorite villainous porn producer, Lance Baldwin, to discuss season 2, episode 17, “The Brothers Grimm.” Hear about how Johnny and Melinda both got their acting starts in soap operas. Johnny also discusses his experience with Ayahuasca, how it changed his life for the better, and his newfound love for acting and producing. Rachel talks about an iconic scene from this episode that she could not stop laughing at.  The Brothers Grimm synopsis: Ryan's brother, Trey, gets out of jail and calls him to reconnect. The Cohens give Trey a warm welcome and Ryan grows concerned that nothing good can come from it. Zach returns from Italy happy, refreshed, and has a new girlfriend which makes Summer curious and Seth confused about what to think. Julie tells Kirsten about her erotica tape and the blackmail scheme from Lance, Kirsten urges her to speak to Caleb about it. Caleb agrees to help but has ulterior motives. The Newport Living Magazine officially launches, but to Julie's surprise, Lance makes an appearance after the deal with Caleb goes sour.  ​​​​Leave the OC, Bitches a message: https://www.speakpipe.com/ocbitches Please support our sponsors: Billie razors are super moisturizing and help detoxify skin. Go to http://www.mybillie.com/oc to get the best razor you will ever own while supporting the show.   If you haven't discovered the power of CBD- you're missing out, go to http://www.cbddisterillery.com/theoc where you can order online and receive 20% off.  No prescription is required.   Cocofloss delivers the softest and most-cleansing dental floss to protect smiles. Go to http://www.cocofloss.me/oc to get 20% off the 4-spool set and free shipping! BetterHELP is committed to facilitating great therapeutic matches all from the comfort of your home.  BetterHELP has a special offer for our listeners, go to https://www.betterhelp.com/theoc to get 10% off your first month.   Follow @rachelbilson and @themelindaclarke on Instagram See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.