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This 2009 "discover yourself" kind of flick stars Robin Wright who is married to Alan Arkin (30 years her senior). We get some small action by our beloved Winona as well as reoccurring guest, Cole Bradley and Keanu Reeves!

Make room for the next generation. The songwriters that are inspired by the legends that have graced the Storytellers series. Join host Paul McGuire as he speaks with rising Canadian artists Teigen Gayse, Dan Davidson, Sykamore and Cole Bradley who share the stories behind their love of music and journey in the industry. Catch these artists on the Discovery Series stage at the 5th Annual 97 South Song Sessions music event in Penticton, BC.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode I'm joined by Robert Ott, the founder of the 5th Annual 97 South Song Sessions presented by Stingray, and music industry professional, (See episode 62 for my conversation with him about music publishing and his incredible career in the music industry) We talk about the guests who will be performing at this years event, including writers who have penned hits for Chris Stapleton, Tim McGraw, Kenny Chesney and many more songs you know! Writers include Tim Nichols, Jamie O'Neal, Wendell Mobley, Lee Thomas Miller and Paul Brandt. PLUS experience the Storyteller Icon event with Rik Emmet of the band, Triumph. One element that has really excited me about this year, is the Discovery Series featuring up and coming artists, including Dan Davidson, Teigen Gayse, Sykamore and Cole Bradley. I'll also be hosting the Song to Stage workshop, a special event to take your performance to the next level. The perfect weekend getaway for any singer songwriter or performer. Surround yourself with inspiration and motivation in the beautiful Okanagan valley! I truly hope to see you there this summer!

On the latest episode of The Sun Devil Source Report podcast, host Ethan Ryter is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman and reporters Cole Bradley and Noah Furtado as they discuss Arizona State's hiring of Kenny Dillingham as head coach. They also discuss Sun Devil Hoops and the twelfth and final game of the football season, a 38-35 loss on the road to Arizona in the Territorial Cup. Covered on this episode: — A deep dive into the Kenny Dillingham head coaching hire and what it means for the future of the ASU football program. — Looking back at Dillingham's overall positive introductory press conference that included high emotions and a road map for expectations in his time in Tempe. — Dillingham's emphasis of importance on relationships. — A look into who Dillingham has signed to his staff already including former Idaho State head coach Charlie Ragle and former ASU standout Vince Amey, and what he may look to do with subsequent hiring. — Initial takeaways from ASU's 38-35 Territorial Cup loss to Arizona. — Whether sophomore quarterback Trenton Bourguet, the rest of the offense, or the defense was more to blame for the loss. — A discussion surrounding an impressive start to the season by Bobby Hurley and Sun Devil Hoops and what a possible absence of forward Marcus Bagley could mean for the rest of the season.

On the latest episode of The Sun Devil Source Report podcast, host Ethan Ryter is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman and reporters Cole Bradley and Noah Furtado as they discuss Arizona State's eleventh game of the season, a 31-7 loss at home to Oregon State. Covered on this episode: — Whether our staff was surprised by ASU being blown out by OSU on senior day. — Why a Sun Devil offense that seemed to have found a path to success when changing to Shaun Aguano as the play caller and sophomore Trenton Bourguet as starting quarterback struggled against the Beavers. — How defensive coordinator Donnie Henderson and the ASU defense continued to struggle against the Oregon State offense. — What can be taken away from ASU basketball's historical 25-point win over No. 20 Michigan to win the Legends Classic. — A discussion about whether this win is a fluke or a performance head coach Bobby Hurley and the team can replicate for the rest of the season. — The potential of Sun Devil hoops this season and what they need to do to reach that potential.

On the latest episode of The Sun Devil Source Report podcast, host Ethan Ryter is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman and reporters Cole Bradley and Noah Furtado as they discuss Arizona State's tenth game of the season, a 28-18 loss on the road to Washington State. Covered on this episode: — Initial takeaways from a game where ASU struggled with multiple injuries both before and during the game on a day that was the coldest at kickoff than any other game ASU has played in since at least 2004 at 36 degrees. — A discussion around what contributed to the Sun Devils being down 28-0 at half time. — Looking at the second half from ASU and what it says about the team to continue fighting and win the second half 18-0 even when the game looked destined to be a blowout win for the Cougars. — With the season coming to an end we discuss recent comments from current interim head coach Shaun Aguano and defensive coordinator Donnie Henderson regarding the right attributes for the next head coach and what there is to play for in the last two games. — The timeline for the new coaching search and when a new head coach may be announced.

On the latest episode of The Sun Devil Source Report podcast, host Ethan Ryter is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman and reporters Cole Bradley and Noah Furtado as they discuss the start of the ASU basketball season and give an in depth preview of what's to come for head coach Bobby Hurley and the squad. Covered on this episode: — Takeaways from a season opening 62-59 win over Tarleton State at Desert Financial Arena. — An in-depth look at the returning guards on the roster including junior DJ Horne, senior Luther Muhamad, and sophomore Jamiya Neal. — What the new guards on the roster can bring to the team including freshman Austin Nunez, senior Desmond Cambridge and sophomore Frankie Collins. — An in-depth look at the returning forwards on the roster including sophomore Marcus Bagley, junior Alonzo Gaffney, sophomore Enoch Boakye, and senior John Olmsted. — What the new forwards on the roster can bring to the team including junior Devan Cambridge, junior Warren Washington, and freshman Duke Brennan. — A discussion about the keys to a successful season and what things would likely hold them back from success. — Predicting team leaders in statistical categories including leading scorer, highest three point percentage, assists leader, and rebounding leader among others. — Discussing the possibility of Hurley's job being in jeopardy if ASU doesn't have a successful season.

On the latest episode of The Sun Devil Source Report podcast, host Ethan Ryter is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman and reporters Cole Bradley and Noah Furtado as they discuss Arizona State's ninth game of the season, a 50-36 loss at home to UCLA. Covered on this episode: — Initial takeaways from a bad ASU loss that was highlighted by large defensive struggles. — A discussion surrounding the Sun Devil defense and what caused such a poor performance from the group. — An ASU offense led by sophomore quarterback Trenton Bourguet and senior running back Xazavian Valladay that had another impressive day despite the final score. — With ASU needing to win all three of its final games we discuss how likely it is that Shaun Aguano and the team are bowling in December

On the latest episode of The Sun Devil Source Report podcast, host Ethan Ryter is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman and reporters Cole Bradley and Noah Furtado as they discuss Arizona State's eighth game of the season, a 42-34 win at Colorado. Covered on this episode: — Initial takeaways from the win including a record breaking three touchdown performance by sophomore tight end Jalin Conyers. — A discussion surrounding the impact of interim head coach Shaun Aguano calling offensive plays and a 435-yard, three touchdown performance in a first collegiate start for sophomore quarterback Trenton Bourguet. — The continued success of sophomore wide receiver Elijhah Badger who had career-highs in receptions and receiving yards and senior running back Xazavian Valladay who totaled 136 all-purpose yards and three rushing touchdowns. — Biggest takeaways from a shaky performance by the Sun Devil defense against a Colorado offense that was averaging 13.7 points per game heading into the game. — What ASU's defense needs to do to be more consistent moving forward.

As spooky season winds down to an end, Producer Jake is joined by fellow October binger Cole Bradley to discuss their top 5 horror/Halloween films that they binged during the past month, as well as a little Oscar prognosticating and a fun horror game including towards the end! Write to us! cinebumspod@gmail.com Follow us! @cinebums on Instagram Letterboxd! letterboxd.com/cinebums/ YouTube! CineBums on YouTube --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cinebums/support

Cole Bradley, the king of hot movie takes returns to the Travolting family with his Fraser's Edge debut with many many many.... many... hot takes... BUT! One thing that all three of the boys agreed on: The Passion of Darkly Noon? Pretty good movie.... This episode comes out just in time for the spooky season and oh boy is this movie full of strange and scary images that the boys will talk about for hours and hour. Happy Halloween fellow Fraser Fans!

On the latest episode of The Sun Devil Source Report podcast, host Ethan Ryter is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman and reporters Cole Bradley and Noah Furtado as they discuss Arizona State's seventh game of the season, a 15-14 loss at Stanford. Covered on this episode: — An update on rumors surrounding university vice president for athletics Ray Anderson's status at ASU — Discussing the change in offensive play calling with interim head coach Shaun Aguano taking over those responsibilities — Expectations surrounding an official open quarterback competition between junior Emory Jones and sophomore Trenton Bourguet — A deep breakdown of the polar opposites that represented the performance by the Sun Devil offense against the Cardinal — A deep breakdown of a defensive performance from ASU that led to no Stanford touchdowns but also showed some weaknesses — Discussing the outlook for ASU football and the rest of the season including expectations for its next game at Colorado

On the latest episode of The Sun Devil Source Report podcast, host Ethan Ryter is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman and reporters Cole Bradley and Noah Furtado as they discuss Arizona State's sixth game of the season, a 45-38 upset win over No. 21 Washington at Sun Devil Stadium. They also give a midseason update on ASU football. Covered on this episode: — Initial takeaways from the Sun Devils second win of the season. — A deep dive into sophomore quarterback Trenton Bourguet's timeline to this point. — Overall thoughts on what happened in the first half. — Overall thoughts on what happened in the second half. — What Bourguet's strong performance means for Arizona State's quarterback room moving forward. — Thoughts on overall team development over the three week period interim head coach Shaun Aguano has been in charge. — A midseason checkup on ASU football including how they've done in comparison to what was expected in preseason and what the expectations are for the rest of the season. — Pick the Pac: Staff record update from Week 6 and lines/predictions from across the conference for Week 7 straight up and against the spread.

On the latest episode of The Sun Devil Source Report podcast, host Ethan Ryter is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman and reporters Cole Bradley and Noah Furtado as they discuss Arizona State's fifth game of the season where it lost 42-25 away against No. 6 USC. Covered on this episode: — A discussion of the game as a whole — What worked and what didn't work in a good first half for the Sun Devils — A look into senior wide receiver Bryan Thompson's surprising performance — The key things that changed in the second half that caused ASU to stop having as much success — Differences seen in the last two weeks under interim head coach Shaun Aguano when compared to the team under former head coach Herm Edwards — Discussing if any of our staff's perspectives have changed in regards to what ASU will do for the rest of the season — An update on ASU's injuries following the game and heading into this weekend against No. 21 Washington including senior offensive linemen Des Holmes and B'Ahmad Miller, and sophomore defensive linemen Omarr Norman-Lott, Anthonie Cooper, Dylan Hall and Gharin Stansbury.

On the latest episode of The Sun Devil Source Report podcast, host Ethan Ryter is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman and reporters Cole Bradley and Noah Furtado as they discuss Arizona State's fourth game of the season where it lost 34-13 at home against No. 13 Utah. Covered on this episode: — A discussion surrounding interim head coach Shaun Aguano's debut and what went wrong — If it's worrying that the team seemingly wasn't ready and struggled right from the off against the Utes — The continued struggles from the defensive line in creating pressure on the quarterback and getting sacks — A look at the season so far and discussing why junior quarterback Emory Jones is failing to impress — The bad state the Arizona State program currently is in and what it's going to take to fix it — Looking at redshirt freshman defensive back Isaiah Johnson's first start as a Sun Devil which was the main positive from the game — Looking at the ups and downs of the season to this point for sophomore wide receiver Elijhah Badger — An update on ASU's injuries following the game and heading into this weekend against USC including senior defensive linemen Nesta Jade Silvera and B'Ahmad Miller, sophomore defensive linemen Omarr Norman-Lott and Dylan Hall, junior defensive back Ro Torrence, sophomore defensive back Ed Woods, junior quarterback Emory Jones, and junior wide receiver Zeek Freeman.

On the latest episode of The Sun Devil Source Report podcast, host Ethan Ryter is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman and reporters Cole Bradley and Noah Furtado as they discuss Herm Edwards relinquishing his role as head coach and the resulting promotion of running backs coach Shaun Aguano to interim head coach. Covered on this episode: — Clearing up the timeline of events from the end of the 30-21 loss against Eastern Michigan to Shaun Aguano being named interim head coach — Whether our staff viewed the changing of head coach as a surprise or not — The details of Edwards contract with ASU and questioning whether or not it is strange that the former head coach wasn't fired for cause — What went wrong that caused the Sun Devils to have one of their worst non-conference losses in program history against the Eastern Michigan eagles — Discussing what Aguano said in his introductory press conference and what his fit as a head coach looks like for this program — The difficult situation ASU finds itself in with No.13 Utah, No. 7 USC, and No.18 Washington in the next three games — Looking into what the coaching search may look like given what we know about the situation and what Arizona State Athletic Director Ray Anderson has said regarding the search

On the latest episode of The Sun Devil Source Report Podcast, host Ethan Ryter is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman and reporters Cole Bradley and Noah Furtado as they discuss Arizona State's second game of the season where it lost 34-17 on the road against Oklahoma State. Covered on this episode: — An update on ASU's injuries following the game including junior defensive back Ro Torrence and sophomore defensive back Ed Woods. — A deep dive into the Sun Devils' failure at third down conversions throughout the game. — Discussing only one of ASU's ten penalties being pre-snap, and how the penalties that were committed impacted the game. — The key sequences that had the most impact on the final outcome. — An overall look at the performance of the offense including play calls, a possible breakout game from sophomore wide receiver Elijhah Badger, another strong running game from senior running back Xazavian Valladay, and offensive line protection issues. — An overall look at the performance of the defense including signs of fatigue, an impressive 16 tackle and one interception performance from senior linebacker Kyle Soelle, and aggressiveness in regards to blitzing. — Discussing whether or not this game changes our staff's expectations for ASU and the rest of the season.

On this latest episode of The Sun Devil Source Report Podcast, host Ethan Ryter is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman and reporters Cole Bradley and Noah Furtado as they discuss Arizona State's opening game 40-3 victory over Northern Arizona. Covered on this episode: — An update on ASU's injuries following the game including junior offensive lineman Joey Ramos and sophomore defensive back Ed Woods — Breaking down a total of five penalties that ASU committed and the impact of each one — Discussing the overall play of the offense in its first game under new offensive coordinator Glenn Thomas — Reevaluating whether a player on offense will have over 40 catches on the season — Our newest segment "Trey's Take" — where ASU's quarterbacks coach from last season, Trey Anderson, gives us his valuable insight on the season opener for the Sun Devils and specifically how the team's offense looked under new coordinator Glenn Thomas and quarterback Emory Jones — Discussing the overall play of the defense in its first game with Donnie Henderson as the defensive coordinator — How ASU played mainly nickel against NAU who were playing in 11 personnel and what that may mean in regards to how the defense will set up for the rest of the season. — The surprise of freshman kicker Carter Brown winning Pac-12 special teams player of the week with a 4 for 4 night on field goals including two from 40-plus yards — Whether our opinions have changed on the season forecast based on this performance

On this latest edition of the Sun Devil Report Podcast, host Ethan Ryter is joined by site publisher Chris Karpman as well as reporters Noah Furtado, and Cole Bradley. They discuss the beginning of Arizona State's season with its Thursday game against Northern Arizona and give in-depth predictions for ASU football's season. Covered in this episode: -- In-depth predictions on how the offense will perform in the first year under new offensive coordinator Glenn Thomas -- In-depth predictions on how the defense will perform under promoted defensive coordinator Donnie Henderson -- In-depth predictions on Shawn Slocum's special teams unit and what they can accomplish this season -- Predictions on ASU's record -- Predictions of games around the Pac-12 in "Pick the Pac"

The Memphis chapter of the NAACP is one of the national organization's oldest and most important. The chapter has been in several locations since its founding more than 100 years ago but has remained rooted in the neighborhood now known as South City, which is home to many important local sites in local Black history, including Clayborn Temple and the Universal Life building. For the past 40 years or so, the NAACP has been located at 588 Vance Avenue, in a building that has its own history, including housing an early Black-owned bank branch as well as Benjamin Hook's law offices. The NAACP building recently had a significant facelift and also is undergoing inside renovations to allow it to better serve its members, as well as provide office space for small businesses and nonprofits. In this program, longtime NAACP leaders Deidre Malone and Felica Harris discuss the chapter's illustrious history and the importance of the 588 Vance building and the surrounding neighborhood to Memphis Black history and culture. Later in the program, regular commentator Cole Bradley returns to talk with Emily about the connection between physical spaces and the history and stories we remember. Additional information NAACP Memphis Memphis Heritage Trail Walking Tours and Maps of Important Historic Sites

Northside HIgh School - opened in 1968 - was the jewel of the Klondike neighborhood, surrounded by other important institutions such as Klondike Elementary, the North Branch Library, Katie Sexton Community Center, and Klondike Park. Northside closed in 2016 due to declining enrollment and has been vacant since then. But now, the former school building is being turned into a community hub, including affordable housing, job training, health services, art activities, and more. In this program, we welcome Roshun Austin of the Works CDC to explain the community-led vision for the new space and how her organization is partnering with residents, alumni, and other stakeholders to bring that vision to reality.

The Griggs Business College building, at the corner of Vance Avenue and Danny Thomas Boulevard, isn't as well known as other historic structures. But that's about to change. Emerging real estate developer Stephanie Love and partners literally saved the Griggs Building from the wrecking ball (it was set to be torn down for a gas station) and now the former Black-owned college will be redeveloped to serve the community. Stephanie visited Memphis Metropolis to explain how she got interested in the building, and the long journey that led to her company's eventual acquisition of it. Later in the program, commentator Cole Bradley returns to reflect on the role of champions like Stephanie in redeveloping some of the city's important (and cool) older buildings.

Several transformative development projects are coming to the Frayser neighborhood, including a brand new Ed Rice Community Center. In this program, Memphis Metropolis speaks with Todd Walker, architect and principal at Archimania, and Shelly Rice from the Frayser Exchange Club. Todd, Shelly, and Emily talk about why Ed Rice is so important to the Frayser community, and how the new community center is all about connectivity - between inside and outside spaces and between people. Later in the show, regular commentator Cole Bradley joins in to talk more about connections and why urban design is so important in civic spaces.

Ashley Cash and Mary Claire Borys from the City of Memphis Divison of Housing and Community Development visit Memphis Metropolis to discuss the new Liberty Park community and youth sports complex being built on the former site of the MidSouth Fairgrounds. Ashley, Mary Claire, and Emily discuss the land's interesting history - as a race track, casino, municipal swimming pool, among many other uses - and plans to knit the new facilities into the broader campus that also includes the Kroc, Children's Museum, Tiger Lane, and the Liberty Bowl. More information about Liberty Park: https://www.libertyparkmemphis.com/

What neighborhood or zip code families live in can have huge implications for how well they live, in terms of health and longevity, income, transportation, and access to economic opportunities. This week Memphis Metropolis welcomes Jamilca Burke, chief strategy and impact officer for Seeding Success. Seeding Success is helping facilitate a multi-sector initiative called Place Matters that aims to "define the challenges of our social and economic systems and policies, and identify sustainable solutions that make a shared vision for a thriving community a reality. The goal will be to improve the connection between the systems that support families like housing, community development, economic development, education, transportation, health, and workforce development and allow residents to access these resources efficiently." Later in the show, regular commentator Cole Bradley returns to do a deeper dive into the disparity between places and the elements of a neighborhood where everyone can thrive. Read more about and get involved with the Place Matters initiative here.

Hey guys, we bring you episode 15 of the CountrifiedUK podcast. This is a bonus episode and a special one as we review the 55th Annual CMA Awards 2021. We talk about what went down, the different Categories, the nominees, the winners, the host and presenters and finally the performers. We also have Cole Bradley join us to talk about his new track ‘Party Don't Start'. Cole is a rising country star who is making some serious noise in Nashville and we were honoured to have him join us. Before we play the track, Cole discuss with us the meaning behind the track and video and introduces himself. The single is available on all platforms on 12th November 2021 so be sure to check it out.

Justin Merrick from Center for Transforming Communities (CTC) visits Memphis Metropolis to talk about how the COVID-19 pandemic has affected community engagement and organizing.

This week, Dennis Ostrow from the volunteer-built and -maintained V & E Greenline visits to discuss the origins of the city's first green line, its enhancements over the years, and its importance to the VECA neighborhood. Later in the show, commentator Cole Bradley and host Emily Trenholm talk about the many community benefits to green lines and greenways, in the areas of transportation, health, neighborhood connectivity, and community building. VECA's annual fundraiser for the V & E Greenline will be Saturday, October 9, 2021. Plan to attend! Resources and Information V & E Greenline

When LGBTQ+ youth become homeless or face housing challenges, the ripple effects on health, employment, and safety can be profound. This week, Stephanie Bell visits Memphis Metropolis to discuss how Out Memphis is addressing the issue on many fronts through its Metamorphosis Project, a new resource and housing support center. Later in the show, regular commentator Cole Bradley stops by to talk about other local progress on the homeless-serving front and the historic importance of special places - from bars to neighborhoods - in the gay community. More information Out Memphis Donate to the Metamorphosis Project Bar Fight: The Rise and Fall of Memphis' Gay Bars

For the second show in our Endangered Structures series, Memphis Metropolis sits down with Angela Barksdale and Roy Barnes of the Coliseum Coalition to discuss why the Coliseum is so important to Memphis and particularly, the Orange Mound neighborhood; how the Coalition is working to support its redevelopment; and how the building can enhance and support the Liberty Park development at the Fairgrounds. Later in the program, regular commentator Cole Bradley from High Ground News comes back to share childhood memories of the Coliseum and discuss the Beltline, a smaller but equally historic neighborhood that is also adjacent to the Fairgrounds. Resources and Information Coliseum Coalition website Coliseum Coalition on Facebook Liberty Park website

This week, the city's Parks and Neighborhoods director Nick Walker visits Memphis Metropolis to talk about a new master plan for parks, the first that has been produced since 1999.

Kathy Temple Yancey visits Memphis Metropolis to talk about Douglass, one of the city's most historic African American neighborhoods. Douglass is home to many important community institutions, including Douglass Park (longtime home of the annual Juneteenth festival) and Douglass HIgh, which was closed and demolished in the wake of school desegregation but has since been rebuilt as a state-of-the-art facility. Kathy also explains the work of Time is Now Douglass CDC, which is working to revitalize the neighborhood through community organizing and addressing issues such as blight and food insecurity. Later in the program, regular commentator Cole Bradley, editor of High Ground News, talks with Emily about the many qualities that have made Douglass unique among Memphis neighborhoods.

This week, Andy Nix and Megan Klein from My City Rides discuss how the nonprofit is using affordable scooter ownership to help Memphians secure reliable transportation to work. Also: MCR's efforts to connect its "flyers" to food delivery opportunities during the pandemic and its upcoming move to a new campus on Summer Avenue. Later in the program, regular commentator Cole Bradley, editor of High Ground News, pays a visit to talk with Emily about expanding local transportation options and two new High Ground series. For more information My City Rides High Ground News

In our first field interview, Memphis Metropolis visits Seth Harkins of the Alcy Ball Development Corporation to learn about Alcy Ball, a South Memphis neighborhood northwest of the airport with a long history of African American homeownership and a strong sense of community. ABDC's most recent project is the Rogers Store, a long-time corner store that has been transformed into a community gathering place. Later in the show, Cole Bradley from High Ground News returns to brainstorm with Emily about future Neighborhood Spotlight locations and talk about High Ground's "Still Serving" series of videos highlighting Memphis restaurants operating in the pandemic. Links Alcy Ball Development Corp. web site Alcy Ball Development Corp. on Facebook Still Serving video: Paletas in the pandemic with La Michoacana Still Serving video: Take a pandemic-safe trip to Venezuela with Sabor Caribe

Britney Thornton from Juice Orange Mound joins Memphis Metropolis to discuss the organization's origins and its recent growth, including the build out of its Street Assembly and the creation of a new program focused on entrepreneurs that are single mothers. With redevelopment occurring or planned Orange Mound's borders, The Keep Your Land billboard campaign encourages residents to maintain ownership of their property, in order to build their assets and help maintain neighborhood control of land. Later, High Ground News editor Cole Bradley visits the show to talk more about Orange Mound and reflect on how COVID has impacted Memphis neighborhoods in 2020. Resources Juice Orange Mound web site Juice Orange Mound on Facebook

Antoine Thompson, national executive director of the National Association of Real Estate Brokers (NAREB), and Amy Shaftlein, executive director of United Housing, visit Memphis Metropolis to talk about the impacts of discrimination and public policy on black homeownership, and how strategies like down payment assistance and updated credit criteria can help. Later in the program, commentator Cole Bradley and Emily talk about the impact of this disparity on Memphis neighborhoods, the high percentage of homes owned by outside investors, and how neighborhoods like Orange Mound and Klondike Smokey City are working to take back control of their land and increase homeownership. Resources National Association of Real Estate Brokers The State of Housing in Black America The State of Memphis Housing 2020: Rising to Respond to Crisis United Housing - homebuyer education, down payment assistance, affordable loans

State Press Sports editors Koki Riley and Alex Coil sit down with reporter Cole Bradley to discuss his story on Cohlton Schultz, a back-to-back Greco-Roman champion and freshman on ASU's wrestling team.

A.M. O'Malley from Urban Art Commission visits Memphis Metropolis to discuss the organization's Neighborhood Art Initiative and a new project celebrating postal workers. Later in the show, commentator Cole Bradley and Emily talk about increasing resident influence on how neighborhood places are shaped, including parks, public art, and more.

Bobby and Dom are joined by Cade Kronemyer and Cole Bradley.

High Ground’s Emily Trenholm and Cole Bradley along with our podcast producer, Natalie Van Gundy, reflect on our first year of our On the Ground Podcast, including favorite moments and biggest impacts.

Cole Bradley finds something unexpected on the National Mall. TW: Loss of parent.

Andy Nix and Khalil Castal of MyCityRides join High Ground’s Cole Bradley to discuss how there lease-to-own scooter program is helping Memphians access personal transportation, see more of their city and save thousands of dollars in annual transportation costs.

This in this episode of Family Time Lisa and Moth sit down with wonderful friends Octavia Young and Cole Bradley to talk food, farming, and journalism! Octavia Scott is the owner of Midtown Crossing Grille and shares stories from growing up and has a great vision for the way people feed themselves in cities. Cole Bradley is a writer and local personality with a background in anthropology and a fierce wit! Whether you are washing dishes or relaxing in the back yard, get ready for some quality Family Time.SPONSORED BY: Midtown Crossing Grill located at 394 N Watkins in Memphis, TN. A colorful tavern offering specialty pizzas & sandwiches, plus happy hour draft brews & trivia nights!

Cole Bradley sits down with two members of a planning team working on a playbook for community development in the University District that puts the University of Memphis at the center of equitable neighborhood growth.

Cole Bradley, Madeline Faber and Emily Trenholm recap two years of High Ground News' embedded neighborhood reporting project, On The Ground. Christina Crutchfield weighs in on a recent High Ground News-hosted art gallery in The Heights area of Memphis.

This episode we had Cole Bradley, a business anthropologist, share about the hazards of west Texas, anarchy in California, and the perils and values of business anthropology.

Wait what? Yeah, that’s right, it is EPISODE 16 OF THE CINEPUNX PODCAST!! This is our special Fantastic Fest (link) edition, and Liam basically did what Josh did at THIS IS HARDCORE FEST only was much less successful. That is not to say we did not have some great convos, and big thanks to the 9 people who participated, but it was just not the same scale. NOW, that being said, we did run into an interesting problem because of the number of people involved. You see, because so few people were able to participate, Liam made every conversation longer than had been originally planned. So you will here him claim in the intro that this episode is particularly short. It is not. It is like 2 hours long. The reason is this extended format. Sorry. Now quite a few people expressed frustration they did not get to participate in this episode. First off, anyone who showed up and was willing to get interviewed got interviewed so you got no one to blame but yourself sugar. However, we love interviews and we would love to talk TO YOU! Hit us up on facebook or email us cinepunx (at) gmail. Josh checks it. Right? Sure he does. Almost everyone we were able to talk to also writes about movies, so check out the links next to their name to see their writing. Big thanks again to all of them, listed below in order of appearance. SOUND NOTE: during the interview with the magical WOLFMAN the chord on Liam’s mic fell out before you hear us address it. It just sounds like suddenly you can’t hear Liam very well anymore. Look, it is a minute and it was not gonna work to edit it out. Thanks for your patience far, far in advance, and big thanks to Fantastic Fest for being amazing. Wolfman http://thewolfmancometh.com/ Bill Graham http://thefilmstage.com/author/cablebfg/ Alan Cerny https://twitter.com/NordlingAICN John Gholson http://www.movies.com/movie-news/john-gholson-author/62 http://www.esn.fm/giantsize/ David Delgado http://cinapse.co/author/david/ John Ary http://johnatthemovies.com/ Cole Bradley https://twitter.com/ColeWBradley Ed Travis http://cinapse.co/author/ed/ Vince Nieto http://cinapse.co/author/vince/ The post EPISODE 16: @fantasticfest FANTASTIC FEST!! INTERVIEWS AND REVIEWS AND ED SUCKS appeared first on Cinepunx.