Podcast appearances and mentions of dan klores

The founder of the Earl Monroe New Renaissance School joins the show to discuss the schools special things going on in the Bronx

So its been a minute! Like any proper lady I don't wanna justjump right into things, lets warm up a little. Get to know each other better, have an appetizer of sorts! In this episode we catch up a little but mostly tell the outrageous story of Burt Pugach and Linda Riss. They were the focus of the 2007 documentary Crazy Love directed by Dan Klores. Watching this documentary always annoyed me because everyone involved, even Linda herself made such light of the situation. I couldn't understand how she could love this man after what he did to her. But after really paying attention to the details and the words from Linda herself it sounds more like a story of a woman with no village. Linda died a prisoner and a warden. It is a wild story that is truly stranger than fiction, I wish I was making this one up.Thank you for the patience during the hiatus! More episodes to come, please stay tuned!! To follow us on social media click on the following links Tik Tok, Instagram, Twitter, & we are on Youtube as well!! Keep an eye on our Etsy shop to know when merchandise is released! Thank you from the bottom of my heart for the love and support on this journey!

Ring of Fire  In 1962 the sport of boxing suffered an enormous setback to mainstream acceptability, when Benny ‘Kid' Paret died after being pummelled by six-time welterweight champion Emile Griffith at Madison Square Garden, on live network television. Dan Klores and Ron Berger delve deeply into this event, drawing a wealth of testimony and analysis from a gallery of veteran New York boxing identities and commentators. Hallelujah: Leonard Cohen, a journey, a song A documentary deep-dive into the life and legacy of legendary Canadian singer/songwriter Leonard Cohen told through the prism of his most anthemic and well-known song. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode I'll share with you one of the craziest “love” stories you've ever heard - right in time for Valentine's Day. Burt Pagach meets Linda Riss in 1957 and quickly becomes obsessed with her. When she breaks off the relationship he plots a despicable act for revenge.  Resources:  “Burt and Linda Pugach: The story behind Crazy Love”, Amy Turner for The Sunday Times, June 29, 2008.  “CityPeople; A Sort of Love Story”, Mark Fass for The New York Times, March 21, 2004.  Crazy Love (2007), Directed by Dan Klores and Fisher Stevens, Magnolia Pictures.  Links: CrimeCon.com - Use discount code ONCEUPON22 for 10% off your ticket! More about the Show:  Don't forget to subscribe to the podcast for free wherever you're listening or using this link: https://bit.ly/OnceUponACrimePodcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In this episode, I'll share with you one of the craziest “love” stories you've ever heard - right in time for Valentine's Day. Burt Pagach meets Linda Riss in 1957 and quickly becomes obsessed with her. When she breaks off the relationship he plots a despicable act for revenge. Resources: “Burt and Linda Pugach: The story behind Crazy Love”, Amy Turner for The Sunday Times, June 29, 2008. “CityPeople; A Sort of Love Story”, Mark Fass for The New York Times, March 21, 2004. Crazy Love (2007), Directed by Dan Klores and Fisher Stevens, Magnolia Pictures. Links: CrimeCon.com - Use discount code ONCEUPON22 for 10% off your ticket!

On October 9, 2018, three writers appeared at Gelf Magazine's Varsity Letters at The Gallery at Le Poisson Rouge for a celebration of the history of basketball. Speaking in Part I: Veteran Varsity Letters speaker Rafe Bartholomew made his return. He is most recently the co-author—along with Jackie MacMullan and Dan Klores—of the new book Basketball: A Love Story, an oral history of the game and an accompaniment to a new ESPN documentary series.

The Basketball:  A Love Story director chats with ML about his amazing series, his love for basketball, what he enjoyed most working on the film, the old Big East, Jim Boeheim's involvement and more, plus gives several basketball Mount Rushmores. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mike-lindsley-ml-sports-platter/support This podcast is sponsored by Anchor

In an effort to tell the comprehensive story of basketball in all its fascinating dimensions, two of the most well-respected basketball journalists working today, Jackie MacMullan and Rafe Bartholomew, collaborated with award-winning director, Dan Klores, to produce a groundbreaking book based on interviews with more than 170 of the sport’s all-time greats. The interviews, conducted by Klores and his team of producers for a multi-part ESPN Films series to be released in fall 2018, include legendary players, such as Bill Russell, Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, and Magic Johnson; renowned coaches like Phil Jackson and Coach K; and numerous executives, commissioners, and journalists. Combing through nearly a thousand hours of conversations, MacMullan and Bartholomew compiled the candid stories and shaped them into what may become one of the most important basketball books ever written, Basketball: A Love Story. The book, which shares its title with the forthcoming ESPN Films series, surpasses other compilations in sheer volume and depth. With a narrative that is raw and intimate and digging deep into the vast web of basketball mystique, this engrossing portrait weaves together diverse tales of the sport’s remarkable rise from humble roots and sheds light on its unparalleled growth, transforming our understanding of the game. MacMullan and Bartholomew are in conversation with Bill Plaschke, sports columnist for The Los Angeles Times.

On The Gist, what kind of sped-up sports replays is Kellyanne Conway watching? The simplicity of basketball is also its genius, allowing players to exercise skill, heart, genius and passion in endlessly creative ways. Dan Klores embraces just that in his ESPN documentary Basketball: A Love Story and talks about specific players, the NBA’s leaders, and why short players deserve more credit. In the Spiel, the DCCC may smack of establishment power, but it was damn effective at flipping House seats for Democrats. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On The Gist, what kind of sped-up sports replays is Kellyanne Conway watching? The simplicity of basketball is also its genius, allowing players to exercise skill, heart, genius and passion in endlessly creative ways. Dan Klores embraces just that in his ESPN documentary Basketball: A Love Story and talks about specific players, the NBA’s leaders, and why short players deserve more credit. In the Spiel, the DCCC may smack of establishment power, but it was damn effective at flipping House seats for Democrats. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week Tanya interviews director Dan Klores and NBA legend Earl "The Pearl" Monroe of ESPN's new film Basketball: A Love Story. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

HBO and The Ringer's Bill Simmons talks with director and producer Dan Klores about his new, 20-hour ESPN documentary, 'Basketball: A Love Story' (3:40), before calling up his buddy JackO to talk about Election Day and fixing the Yankees, and to rub in the Red Sox's title one more time (52:25). Finally, Bill sits down with actor Greg Kinnear to discuss his pre-acting career and some of his films, including 'Stuck on You,' 'Little Miss Sunshine,' 'Sabrina,' and 'As Good As It Gets' (1:25:05).

Jalen Rose and David Jacoby are joined by Dan Klores director of ESPN's "Basketball: A Love Story", Klay Thompson's Dad on wax, Fitz-Magic, plus more of your Twitter and VM's! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jalen Rose and David Jacoby are joined by Dan Klores director of ESPN's "Basketball: A Love Story", Klay Thompson's Dad on wax, Fitz-Magic, plus more of your Twitter and VM's!

“‘Basketball: A Love Story’ — directed by filmmaker Dan Klores, who made the 30 for 30 doc ‘Winning Time: Reggie Miller vs. the New York Knicks’ — has been structured in a way to make it consumable in manageable bites. Though [the series] is a mostly male-dominated affair, the parts that cover the women’s game are especially compelling because those stories aren’t told as frequently. Nancy Lieberman, a Basketball Hall of Famer and current assistant coach for the Sacramento Kings, talks about being told to “act like a girl” when she was growing up, and recalls how she ignored that advice, eventually playing as the only women on a men’s professional team in the United States Basketball League.” – Jen Chaney, Vulture. On Monday’s installment of “Leonard Lopate at Large” on WBAI, “Basketball: A Love Story” director Dan Klores talks about what went into creating this unique take on the sport.

"What's Trending"--a look at the hot topics of the day Dan Klores, producer of the ESPN documentary "Basketball: A Love Story" "Majic Ways to Save"--Matt Granite has the solution to one of life's biggest rip-offs "Knuckleheads in the News" featuring the phrase: "Suck a pink cow utter!"

Producer Dan Klores talks about his 20 hour long ESPN documentary "Basketball: A Love Story"

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Dan Klores, Director of ESPN's 30 or 30 Basketball: A Love Story, on Kinner and Schlemmer 10-23-18

Jackie MacMullan talks to Basketball: A Love Story's creator Dan Klores about the making of the film, his love for the game of basketball, some of their favorite stories from the project and much more.

It's CREEPTOBER and the pants-pissing fear keeps on truckin' in what might be the scariest CREEPTOBER documentary yet...if you're a Knicks fan like co-host/New Yorker Drew. Bob and Drew knock down another 30 for 30 in the humorous Dan Klores documentary "Winning Time: Reggie Miller vs. the New York Knicks". Humorous to Bob anyway. By the end of this episode Drew was in fetal position. Traumatized by those deep Reggie Miller threes. The frustrations of John Starks. The tears of Patrick Ewing. The cries of classic 90's Knick, Spike Lee. Drew might tell it differently, but he had to be held throughout this tale of early 90's basketball involving this contentious eastern rivalry. You wanted shock and fear in your favorite documentary themed podcast? Well you fucking got it. Keep on Doccin'®

October 9th - Dan Klores, Drew Curtis

October 9th - Dan Klores, Drew Curtis

Filmmaker Dan Klores joins The Woj Pod to discuss his 20-hour documentary series, "Basketball: A Love Story," that'll debut soon. They discuss much of his groundbreaking storytelling, including focuses on LeBron James, Bill Russell, Shaq and Kobe, and much, much more.

Filmmaker Dan Klores joins The Woj Pod to discuss his 20-hour documentary series, "Basketball: A Love Story," that'll debut soon. They discuss much of his groundbreaking storytelling, including focuses on LeBron James, Bill Russell, Shaq and Kobe, and much, much more.

In his documentaries, director Dan Klores (Crazy Love, Ring of Fire: The Emile Griffith Story, Black Magic) takes an event, then lets the participants offer their points of view. It illuminates, not complicates. His newest film, Winning Time, showcases Reggie Miller and Spike Lee.

An interview with Dan Klores the director of Crazy Love a documentary about the obsessive roller-coaster relationship of Burt and Linda Pugach, which shocked the nation during the summer of 1959. Burt, a 32 year-old married attorney and Linda, a beautiful, single 20 year-old girl living in the Bronx had a whirlwind romance, which culminated in a violent and psychologically complex set of actions that landed the pair's saga on the cover of endless newspapers and magazines. With the cooperation of the principles, Burt, now 79, and Linda, 68, Klores examines the human psyche and the concepts of love, obsession, insanity, hope and forgiveness. Crazy Love had its world premiere at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival, earned the Best Documentary award at the 2007 Santa Barbara Film Festival and is a nominee for Best Documentary at this year's Independent Spirit Awards.