Podcasts about damfino

Welcome to 1313 Hellbor the Deadcast, where we’re about to lose our heads… literally. This week, Damfino joins the podcast as we talk about the ultra-terrifying scare mazes at Hong Kong Disneyland. Are these mazes as horrifying as they are rumored to be? Listen and find out… if you dare! Damfino social media:IG: @DamfinoTwitter: @ladydamfinoFor more information about the podcast, including merch, please visit www.1313harborthepodcast.comIG: @1313HarborthePodcastTwitter: @1313HarborSupport the show (https://paypal.me/1313harborthepodcast?locale.x=en_US)

This week, Jasmine is joined by Damfino and Live From the Space Stage: A Halyx Story Director, Matthew Serrano, to talk about the man, the myth, the legend, Dick Tracy. From the delightfully campy film, to the E Ticket attraction that never was, we cover every aspect of this Disney/Touchstone film and its representation in the parks, including a short-lived Broadway style spectacular. Our objective is clear; we must find Dick Tracy, the forgotten Disney Princess. Matthew Serrano social media:IG: @matthew_serranoTwitter: @ matthewgserranoYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnGzw90BuC32tXnecym4SHgDamfino social media:IG: @DamfinoTwitter: @ladydamfinoFor more information about the podcast, including merch, please visit www.1313harborthepodcast.comIG: @1313HarborthePodcastTwitter: @1313HarborSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/1313harborthepodcast)Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/1313harborthepodcast)

Live from the 1313 Harbor the Podcast Stage, we proudly present, HALYX! This week, Jasmine and Damfino are joined by director and documentarian Matthew Serrano, the filmmaker behind the documentary, Live from the Space Stage: A HAYLX Story. Discussing the phenomenal, Star Wars inspired band that played in Disneyland for one summer in 1981, Matthew Serrano talks about the process of making this film, and some great insider information about this underappreciated group. For the second half of this podcast, we discuss Star Wars inspired attractions and events at the Disney parks. It’s out of this world! I highly encourage you to watch the documentary before listening to the podcast. You can find it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f0rDLvg-LfsWatch Matthew Serrano’s other great theme park documentary, Remain Seated Please - A Hoot and Chief Story here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rfh7A0lH1ac&t=16sYou can watch a video of the first half of this interview on the Galactic Coven’s IG: @galactic_covenMatthew Serrano social media:IG: @matthew_serranoTwitter: @ matthewgserranoYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnGzw90BuC32tXnecym4SHgDamfino social media:IG: @DamfinoTwitter: @ladydamfinoFor more information about the podcast, including merch, please visit www.1313harborthepodcast.comIG: @1313HarborthePodcastTwitter: @1313HarborSupport the show (http://www.patreon.com/1313harborthepodcast)

Magic happens as we journey into imagination for this two-part episode. In part one, join Jenny Rae, Damfino and Jasmine as they discuss the upcoming Avenger's Campus at DCA, and review the new Disneyland parade, Magic Happens. The second half of this episode is a wonderful interview with the original Dream Finder and theme park enthusiast, Ron Schneider. Ron not only originated the Dream Finder face character at EPCOT, he’s worked a multitude of entertainment jobs at a plethora of theme parks and has immense knowledge of early Disneyland history. SPOILER WARNING: we discuss all the news released so far for Avenger's Campus and discuss major spoilers for Magic Happens. Here are the markers if you want to skip ahead: Avenger's Campus 0:00- 19:52, Magic Happens 19:52- 46:28, and Ron Schneider interview at 46:34.Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/1313harborthepodcast)

SPOILER WARNING: MAJOR RISE OF THE RESISTANCE SPOILERS, INCLUDING RIDE MECHANICS. Join Jasmine and Star Wars fanatic, Damfino, as they discuss the greatest ride in this or any other galaxy, Rise of the Resistance. From facts to first impressions to behind the scene secrets, listen as we spill all the space tea. Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/1313harborthepodcast)

Join Disney fanatics Francis Dominic and Damfino as they discuss their favorite foods at every Disney park with Jasmine. Traveling from Shanghai to Paris, we talk about the foods we love, and what we'd love to try. WARNING: this episode will make you hungry. Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/1313harborthepodcast)

Join three adult daughters (Jasmine, Jenny Rae, & Damfino), as they have the most important conversation of their lives: how would they redo Tomorrowland at Disneyland? Enjoy this heated discussion, as we lament the current state of the land, and figure out ways to update it, both realistic and not so realistic. It's a great big, beautiful... something. Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/1313harborthepodcast)

One adult daughter interviews the queen of Halloween, Damfino, about her experiences at Knott’s Scary Farm & Halloween Horror Nights at Universal. We talk about the spooky events, covering everything from aliens, to demon babies, and beyond. Support the show (http://www.patreon.com/1313harborthepodcast)

We talk a little Love Nest and we look back at Season 1 of TBK. Learn more: www.TalkingBusterKeaton.com

Talking the Balloonatic + Damfino President Bob Borgen For more: www.talkingbusterkeaton.com/episodes/019

Legendary performer PAUL DOOLEY talks about comedy, his life and work, and that time he worked with Buster Keaton. David Pearson reveals a Day Dreams mystery. Learn more: www.TalkingBusterKeaton.com/episodes/018

Talking THE ELECTRIC HOUSE with the woman who literally wrote the book on Keaton's short films, Gabriella Oldham. Learn more: www.talkingbusterkeaton.com/episodes/017 Read Gabriella's Keaton book: http://bit.ly/beyondlaughter  

We're talking The Frozen North with Damfino founder Patricia Eliot Tobias. Learn more: www.TalkingBusterKeaton.com/episodes/016

Talking The Blacksmith with historical location guru John Bengtson and reviewing all the Keaton box sets with Chief Keatonologist David Pearson. See David's chart: www.TalkingBusterKeaton.com/episodes/015  Read John's blog: https://silentlocations.wordpress.com/author/johnbengtson/  

Guest hosts Matt Sloan & Craig Johnson from "Welcome to the Basement" and "Chad Vader" help us talk MY WIFE'S RELATIONS. Patricia Eliot Tobias reveals the origin of the Damfinos. Check out Matt and Craig here: http://welcometothebasementshow.com/ And their Buster Keaton episode: http://bit.ly/2D7zUmW

Talking Buster Keaton's classic COPS with founder of the Buster Keaton Society Patricia Eliot Tobias.

A Two-fer! Talking The Boat and The Paleface with Imogen Sara Smith

Talking with LEONARD MALTIN about Buster Keaton! We discuss Mr. Maltin’s friendship with Buster’s widow, Eleanor, Keaton’s place in cinema history, and that day in New York when Leonard met Buster. The Playhouse Directed by Buster Keaton and Mal St. Claire Release Date: October 6, 1921 Total Running Time: 22 minutes After dreaming that he is the dancers, orchestra, crew and audience, Buster finds his real life in the theater to be no less hectic. He's got to imitate a monkey, lead a dance troupe, avoid kicks, punches, and a flood, and make sure he marries the correct twin. Starring: Buster Keaton: The Whole Show; Assistant Stage Manager Joe Roberts: Stage Manager, Zouave Guard Virginia Fox: A Twin

We're talking THE GOAT with Imogen Sara Smith, author of the indispensable "Buster Keaton: The Persistence of Comedy."

Discussing The High Sign with -- who else? -- @TheHighSign! That's Dana Stevens from Slate's Culture Gabfest and author of upcoming Keaton book.

Talking HARD LUCK with Jack Dragga, who tells the tale of the rediscovery of this Keaton short Directed by Buster Keaton and Edward Cline Release Date: March 16, 1921 Total Running Time: 21 minutes Buster's feeling of failure are compounded when he can't even seem to kill himself.  But the sight of a beautiful belle brightens his spirits, and the chase is on to win her heart. Starring: Buster Keaton: Unlucky Man Virginia Fox: Fox Hunter Joe Roberts: Lizard Lip Luke

TELLER (the smaller, quieter half of the legendary, Emmy award-winning magic duo Penn & Teller) gives a rare interview, talking Buster Keaton and his own friendship with Keaton’s widow, Eleanor.

This week we discuss the lovely and charming short film, THE SCARECROW with Gabriella Oldham, the woman who literally wrote the book on Buster Keaton's short films.

A look at Buster Keaton as an other-worldly filmmaker with Wesleyan University's eminent film professor and historian, Jeanine Basinger, author of Silent Stars.

We discuss Keaton's second short film, CONVICT 13 and talk with Slate.com film critic Dana Stevens about research for her upcoming book on Keaton and his times.

We talk about Buster Keaton's first release as a director, the masterpiece ONE WEEK. We then speak with film historian Ken Gordon, followed by a talk with Keaton expert David Pearson, who tell us the secrets of ONE WEEK's amazing house set.

On "Talking Buster Keaton," hosts Alek Lev and Jeremy Guskin spend far too much time debating, in forensic detail, cinema legend Buster Keaton's stories, characters, direction, editing, joke construction, and, of course, amazing physical comedy. On this premiere episode of Talking Buster Keaton we talk about Buster's entry into the cinema in Roscoe Arbuckle's THE BUTCHER BOY.  We are also honored to have, as our very first guests, Buster Keaton's granddaughter, Melissa Talmadge Cox.

On "Talking Buster Keaton," hosts Alek Lev and Jeremy Guskin spend far too much time debating, in forensic detail, cinema legend Buster Keaton's stories, characters, direction, editing, joke construction, and, of course, amazing physical comedy. They're joined by actors, authors, historians and other experts who lend credibility to this garage-based venture. Season One begins with Buster Keaton's first appearance on screen in The Butcher Boy, and goes on to cover all of Keaton's 19 silent short films. Among Season One guests are film critic Leonard Matlin, actor Paul Dooley, Slate's Culture Gabfest's Dana Stevens, film historian Jeanine Basinger, founder of the International Buster Keaton Society Patricia Eliot Tobias, and that shorter, quieter half of the famous magic/comedy duo: Teller.