Podcasts about comanche moon

Michael and Pax return to the world of Larry McMurtry's Lonesome Dove with the chronologically second mini-series in the saga, Comanche Moon, starring Steve Zahn, Karl Urban, Linda Cardellini, Elizabeth Banks, Melanie Lynskey, Wes Studi, and Val Kilmer. Plus: quick thoughts on Robert McCammon's Trevor Lawson books and the movies Station West (1948) and Westward the Women (1951).

Oscar-winning screenwriter, bestselling author and producer Diana Ossana discusses the magic behind art, her thirty-five year friendship with Larry McMurtry and crafting powerful stories and characters. After co-writing novels “Pretty Boy Floyd” and “Zeke and Ned” with McMurtry, the pair's collaborative partnership exploded with the onscreen adaptation of “Brokeback Mountain,” which forever changed the way the world saw romance in movies. “Brokeback” won an Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay in 2006, a Golden Globe, BAFTA Award and Writers' Guild of America Award. Other works as a writer/producer include mini-series “Streets of Laredo,” “Dead Man's Walk” and “Comanche Moon,” “Johnson County War” and “Joe Bell” with Mark Wahlberg.

The one where we talk about shows we didn't expect to be watching with Comanche Moon and Cop Rock. Plus Alfie has started to play Final Fantasy VII Remake and why is Rick & Morty in Rainbow Six Siege?Follow us on Facebook (@SumptinPod) and Instagram (@SumptinPodcast)and check out our YouTube Channel Sumptin-Sumptin

Larry McMurtry, with Diana Ossana, in conversation with Richard Wolinsky and Richard A. Lupoff, recorded October 13, 1994 while on tour for the collaborative novel, Pretty Boy Floyd. Larry McMurtry, the regional novelist who became an iconic American literary figure, died of congestive heart failure at the age of 84 on March 25, 2021. The author of such classic novels as Lonesome Dove, which won the Pulitzer Prize for fiction, The Last Picture Show, Terms of Endearment and Desert Rose, he also wrote over thirty screenplays, many of them in collaboration with Diana Ossana, with whom he lived for several decades. Rarely one to go on a book tour, Larry McMurtry, along with Diana Ossana, showed up at the KPFA studios to publicize Pretty Boy Floyd, and it was there on, October 13, 1994, that Richard A. Lupoff and Richard Wolinsky had a chance to talk with both of them about their book, and with Larry McMurtry about his career. While Pretty Boy Floyd was the first collaboration between Larry McMurtry and Diana Ossana, it would be far from the last. After writing the novel and working on the miniseries Streets of Laredo, which was aired in 1995, they would again collaborate on two more miniseries, Dead Man's Walk, a prequel to Lonesome Dove, and Comanche Moon, based on Larry McMurtry's novel, along with screenplays for two films – Good Joe Bell, which hit the festival circuit in  2020, starring Mark Wahlberg, and in 2005, Brokeback Mountain, which won them both the Academy Award for Best Adapted Screenplay. In the interview, they discuss the screenplay for Pretty Boy Floyd, and a screenplay for a film adaptation of the 1950s television series, Father Knows Best. Neither screenplay ever became a film. This interview was digitized, remastered and edited by Richard Wolinsky in March 2021. This is the first time the complete interview has been heard.     The post Larry McMurtry (1936-2021), 1994 appeared first on KPFA.

 In this episode of BS'ing with Sean K, Sean Kneese talks to singer/songwriter, actor and UFO investigator Alan Tafoya. Tafoya was born in Dulce, New Mexico and grew up on the Jicarilla Apache reservation.  He has appeared in films and television shows, including the TV series Comanche Moon (as Peta Nacoma) and the Tracker in the series Special Ops Mission, as well as his appearance as himself on the Gladiator vs Apache episode of Deadliest Warrior featuring UFC fighter Chuck Liddell. He also played the lead role of Sitting Bull in the 2016–17 touring stage musical Sitting Bull's Last Waltz.Tafoya talks about the time a UFO came to his reservation, his theories about Bigfoot and UFOs,  his passion for music, breaking into acting as a Native American and more.

In this episode we discuss Running With Sherman by Christopher McDougall, The Terror by Dan Simmons, and we complete our discussion of the Lonesome Dove tetralogy with Dead Man's Walk and Comanche Moon by Larry McMurtry. We also discuss holiday travels along with running plans and progress, all while sipping on fine beverages. Enjoy! Don't forget to subscribe to and rate the podcast! We don't really know the point of this other than to make us feel good...but we think it helps other people find us! Also don't forget to follow us on Instagram Website coming soon! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bourbon-bookshelf/support

In honor of Indigenous Peoples' Day, we're revisiting this Seneca tale from Season 2 about the origin of stories -- co-starring NPR veteran Diane Rehm and Jonathan Joss (Parks and Recreation, Comanche Moon).

Actor Steve Zahn Shares His Love of History and Kentucky Steven James Zahn is an American actor and comedian. He was born November 13, 1967 in Marshall, Minnesota, USA. He stars as Davis McAlary in the first, second, third and fourth seasons. He has also appeared in the films Out of Sight (1998), You've Got Mail (1998), Road Kill (2001), Sahara (2005), A Perfect Getaway (2009) and Dallas Buyers Club (2013). Zahn's early roles were split between movies, touring companies of Broadway shows, and TV shows. In 1992-1993, he toured as Hugo with the Barry Weissler production of Bye Bye Birdie with Tommy Tune, Ann Reinking, and Marc Kudisch. He played Phoebe Buffay's husband Duncan in a 1995 episode of Friends. Zahn appeared in several films in the mid-1990s, including Tom Hanks' That Thing You Do! These films garnered him enough respect that he was offered the starring role in the critically acclaimed indie film Happy, Texas (1999). Some of Zahn's most popular movies have been his later ones, including National Security (2003), Daddy Day Care (2003), and Sahara (2005). In Sahara Zahn starred alongside Matthew McConaughey. Zahn received his strongest critical acclaim for his performance in Riding in Cars with Boys, in which he co-starred with Drew Barrymore as her dim-witted, drug addicted husband. Roger Ebert, Richard Roeper and the BBC stated that the performance was deserving of an Oscar nomination. He also voiced Runt of the Litter in Chicken Little . He also gave dramatic performances in Rescue Dawn and the television mini-series Comanche Moon. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/uncommonhistoryofthesouth/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/uncommonhistoryofthesouth/support

The end of the Mexican-American War brings great change to the Texas Rangers. Heroes have been buried; the old captains move on; and new leaders emerge. The U.S. army builds two lines of forts in Texas and finally creates a star-studded regiment of cavalry to battle the Comanches on the frontier. John "RIP" Ford becomes the preeminent Ranger captain of the age as he fights Comanches in the north and Juan Cortina in the south. For more details, please visit www.blackbarrelmedia.com

Shelley and Rachel their friend Amy are kidnapped by the Comanche. After a long summer of terror and one night of passion, they're returned to their world, and left to pine for what may have been. But when their new neighbour comes calling with his handsome gunslinger/bodyguard in tow, they think there just might be hope for a happily ever after. Tweet us @canddpod Facebook us @chicksnd Email us at canddpod@gmail.com Find out about bloody caesars by clicking here.

Episode 141: Today’s featured guest is Ms. Chasity Kitchens from Dallas, Texas. She’s an ambassador with Live a Great Story. Chasity’s interview was actually the last one I did during a weekend in Austin, but it will be Episode I in Season II of Sixes. Here is why: During our conversation, Chasity will talk about her dream of publishing a children’s book. Since our sit-down conversation, she has actually accomplished that goal. I think this kicks a lot of tail. I’m so over-the-top proud of her for doing this. She set a goal, she took the necessary steps to accomplish that goal and she marked it off. I can’t wait to share this interview with you guys, because Chasity Kitchens did not always live on purpose, like she is now. (Our featured artist on this episode is Mark Erickson, frontman from the band Comanche Moon.) #liveonpurpose #embraceyourstory SHOW NOTES & LINKS:• To purchase merchandise from Live a Great Story, click here: http://www.liveagreatstory.com?afmc=2d• To purchase "Manny" by Chasity Kitchens, click here: https://amzn.to/2JsxgQ7• To purchase music from Comanche Moon, click here: https://amzn.to/2sWI6Tc• To listen to "The Lunch Rush" with Mark Erickson as my co-host: https://www.spreaker.com/user/livethelistproject/june-1-lunch-rush• More information about Comanche Moon: https://www.comanchemoonband.com

Ding! Ding! Ding! It's round two of our romance novel hero face off, back again this time with Indian versus Highlander. Will the fierce but surprisingly gentle nature of Hunter of the Wolf be a match for the hot blooded and passionate Morgan McDonald? Only listening to this podcast will clue you in to our vote for the winner of this battle of lust, seduction, and of course, true love. A Blue Moon Cocktail—a first foray into the mix of beer and spirits for Lit & Liquor—makes a great companion for Catherine Anderson's “Comanche Moon.” Join us for the tasting notes on our Liquor of the Week, Highland Mist Whiskey, courtesy of a Reddit User since this questionable whiskey has no website with tasting notes of its own. Regardless, the taste is masked well in our drink for Teresa Madeiros' “A Whisper of Roses,” a Whiskey Rose. Next week we're back at Hogwarts with "Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban." Find all our drink recipes, pictures, and other links of interest on litandliquor.com

Hosts Mat Bradley-Tschirgi and William Thrasher discuss The Hangover Part 2 from 2011. Once again directed by Todd Phillips, The Hangover Part 2 is largely a remake of the first film taking place in Thailand instead of Las Vegas. This time around, the crew searches high and low for Teddy (Mason Lee), Stu's new brother-in-law. There's a notable cameo in the film from character actor Paul Giamatti as an undercover agent. Mat enjoys the Larry McMurtry TV Western miniseries Dead Man's Walk, particularly its supporting cast which includes Edward James Olmos, F. Murray Abraham, and Brian Dennehy. It's first of two prequel miniseries to Lonesome Dove; the other one is Comanche Moon. Thrasher catches the final episode of Powerless which has a fun cameo from the late Adam West. He also has been enjoying the X-Men spin-off show Legion.  Listen to this episode while traveling with a monkey for maximum enjoyment. Follow the show on Twitter @Sequelcast2 Like our Sequelcast 2 Facebook Page The theme song to the Sequelcast is written and performed by Marc with a C. Sequelcast 2 is a proud member of the Battleship Pretension Podcast Fleet. Listen to other great movie and TV podcasts here! If you like Thrasher on Sequelcast 2, watch his tabletop RPG video show d-infinity Live!. If you like Mat on Sequelcast 2, listen to his video game music podcast Nintendon't for KBOO FM.

We're back for round two, year two of Harry Potter, once again hearing Sam's opinion on experiencing the book and movie for the first time. Things turn heated with Fireball as our Liquor of the Week (and enjoy Sam coming up with an impressive jingle for the product), used in our Phoenix shot. If Big Red-flavored whisky isn't up your alley, we also have a Whomping Willow Martini to tempt you—just watch out since like it's namesake, it hits back. Grab a chip and some of Sam's tomatillo dip and listen in. Next week join us for round two of our Romance Novel Face Off, Highland Lord vs. Native American, using Teresa Madeiros' “A Whisper of Roses” and “Comanche Moon” by Catherine Anderson. Find all our drink recipes, pictures, and the like on litandliquor.com

TEACHING CHUCK LIDDELL TO THROW A TOMAHAWK ZACK HOFFMAN (Zartan from GI Joe) ALAN TAFOYA (Deadliest Warrior, Comanche Moon, MacGruber etc...) JAY TAVARE (Street Fighter, Pathfinder, Into The West, Cold Mountain, Adaptation, The Missing etc...) are in studio, with 'comic genius' JUSTIN RIVERA, best-selling author SONIA EVERETT MCKIE, Combat Radio Cultural Attache ERIC MARK, and Combat Radio's Sports Attache STEPHEN APPELL. *August 1st Combat Radio will be hosting an evening with Zack Hoffman (-who most of you know as Zartan from GI Joe) as he takes the stage as.....TUXEDO MAN, his epic 'one-man' powerhouse of a play at the Whitefire Theater (13500 Ventura Blvd. Sherman Oaks 91423) for tickets and information please visit www.zackhoffman.com and join us on the 1st! **For Combat Radio highlights and clips from the upcoming COMBAT RADIO FILM, please visit the new Youtube Channel youtube (subscribe so we can look cool)

TEACHING CHUCK LIDDELL TO THROW A TOMAHAWK ZACK HOFFMAN (Zartan from GI Joe) ALAN TAFOYA (Deadliest Warrior, Comanche Moon, MacGruber etc...) JAY TAVARE (Street Fighter, Pathfinder, Into The West, Cold Mountain, Adaptation, The Missing etc...) are in studio, with 'comic genius' JUSTIN RIVERA, best-selling author SONIA EVERETT MCKIE, Combat Radio Cultural Attache ERIC MARK, and Combat Radio's Sports Attache STEPHEN APPELL. *August 1st Combat Radio will be hosting an evening with Zack Hoffman (-who most of you know as Zartan from GI Joe) as he takes the stage as.....TUXEDO MAN, his epic 'one-man' powerhouse of a play at the Whitefire Theater (13500 Ventura Blvd. Sherman Oaks 91423) for tickets and information please visit www.zackhoffman.com and join us on the 1st! **For Combat Radio highlights and clips from the upcoming COMBAT RADIO FILM, please visit the new Youtube Channel youtube (subscribe so we can look cool)

В продолжение идеи полнометражных музыкальных путешествий, берущих своё начало в "Deep Space", Вашему вниманию представляю микс "Dead Man’s Walk", который на 100% собран из музыки в стиле western. Ковёр Как некоторые догадались из названия, вдохновил меня на эту работу Ларри Макмертри, своим циклом произведений "Одинокий Голубь". Ларри Макмертри (Larry Jeff McMurtry - американский писатель, эссеист, сценарист. Родился 3 июня 1936 в Уичито-Фолс (округ Арчер, шт. Техас). Посещал Северный колледж штата Техас (степень бакалавра гуманитарных наук, 1958) и университет Райса (степень магистра, 1960). Участвовал в программе Стэнфордского университета по литературному творчеству. С 1961 по 1971 учился в Техасском христианском университете, университете Райса, колледже Джорджа Мейсона, Американском университете в Вашингтоне. Вершиной писательской карьеры Макмертри остается роман Одинокий голубь (Lonesome Dove, 1985), вернувший читателей в Техас. Роман удостоился в 1986 Пулитцеровской премии и лег в основу одного из самых популярных телесериалов. Библиография цикла «Одинокий голубь»: 1. Lonesome Dove (1985) — «Одинокий голубь» 2. Streets of Laredo (1993) — «Улицы Ларедо» 3. Dead Man’s Walk (1995) — «Прогулка мертвеца» 4. Comanche Moon (1997) — «Луна Команчей» В 2006 году он стал одним из обладателей премий Золотой глобус и Оскар за лучший адаптированный сценарий для фильма "Горбатая гора".

В продолжение идеи полнометражных музыкальных путешествий, берущих своё начало в "Deep Space", Вашему вниманию представляю микс "Dead Man’s Walk", который на 100% собран из музыки в стиле western. Ковёр Как некоторые догадались из названия, вдохновил меня на эту работу Ларри Макмертри, своим циклом произведений "Одинокий Голубь". Ларри Макмертри (Larry Jeff McMurtry - американский писатель, эссеист, сценарист. Родился 3 июня 1936 в Уичито-Фолс (округ Арчер, шт. Техас). Посещал Северный колледж штата Техас (степень бакалавра гуманитарных наук, 1958) и университет Райса (степень магистра, 1960). Участвовал в программе Стэнфордского университета по литературному творчеству. С 1961 по 1971 учился в Техасском христианском университете, университете Райса, колледже Джорджа Мейсона, Американском университете в Вашингтоне. Вершиной писательской карьеры Макмертри остается роман Одинокий голубь (Lonesome Dove, 1985), вернувший читателей в Техас. Роман удостоился в 1986 Пулитцеровской премии и лег в основу одного из самых популярных телесериалов. Библиография цикла «Одинокий голубь»: 1. Lonesome Dove (1985) — «Одинокий голубь» 2. Streets of Laredo (1993) — «Улицы Ларедо» 3. Dead Man’s Walk (1995) — «Прогулка мертвеца» 4. Comanche Moon (1997) — «Луна Команчей» В 2006 году он стал одним из обладателей премий Золотой глобус и Оскар за лучший адаптированный сценарий для фильма "Горбатая гора".

Colorado native Castanon moved from Denver to L.A. in September 2004 following his discovery at a New York acting convention. He immediately booked two short films, a McDonalds commercial and co-starring appearances on TNT's “Wanted” and NBC's “Crossing Jordan”. In early 2005, Castanon guest starred on hit CBS series “Ghost Whisperer” and “N.C.I.S.” His performance on “Ghost Whisperer” earned critical acclaim, his 1st Young Artist Award and consideration for other major Hollywood honors. In July 2005, 10 mths after beginning his professional acting career, Castanon broke into feature film playing Adam Sandler's son in Columbia Pictures/Revolution Studios “Click”. Castanon worked non-stop in 2006 earning recurring roles CBS/Paramount's TV series “Jericho” and VH1's "I Hate My 30s", guest star on CBS-TV's "Shark" and WB's “Pepper Dennis” and costar on CBS' “Without a Trace” in addition to his second feature film Turkey Ranch Productions' “Dead Write” and a lead on the upcoming CBS miniseries “Comanche Moon” - the prequel to “Lonesome Dove” starring Val Kilmer. Joseph moved on to his third feature film Woodland Productions' "Plot 7". Impressed with Joseph, "Plot 7" filmmakers referred Joseph for a starring role in the short film "Little Wings" 2007 brought numerous opportunities for Joseph including the feature film "Happiness Runs" starring Rutger Hauer, multiple episodes of VH-1's "I Hate My 30s" and a comical co-star on NBC's "E.R." Joseph opened 2008 with a guest starring role on "October Road" and a lead role on the third and final episode of CBS' prequel to "Lonesome Dove" entitled "Comanche Moon" (earning Joseph his second Young Artist Award). He followed with a booking for the film "Nick & Tristian Go Mega Dega." He most recently co-starred in the West Coast Ensemble stage production of "Big the Musical" Joseph Castanon loves to dance & sing.

On a three-wheeled show, our heroes Chris, Sal and Skottie lament the absence of Tom, but soldier on. First up, things get weird as Sal takes over the show and makes Chris choose only one Top of the Stack pick. He chose Resurrection #01, while Skottie talked Punisher Max Vol. 1 HC, and Sal talks the Madrox HC. Meanwhile...we talk a little X-Men Messiah Complex, whose New X-Men are better Chris Bachalo's or Skottie's, whether comic book publishers should be held accountable by retailers, internet download taxes, Quebecor's woes, the naked Wonder Woman tragedy, Mac Keynote announcements, Comanche Moon, more Steve Zahn love, more The Wire love, we rip on every other major city in America and finish up talking a little about Skottie's upcoming project.