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Mark Maddox joins us for an in-depth discussion about Ridley Scott's 1982 Sci-Fi Classic "Blade Runner," starring Harrison Ford, Sean Young, Rutger Hauer, M Emmett Walsh, Edward James Olmos, Darryl Hannah, William Sanderson and Joanna Cassidy. A former cop (Ford) is forced to hunt down four "replicants" who have returned illegally to Earth. During the investigation, he finds himself having feelings for another replicant which complicates things a great deal. Find out more on this episode of MONSTER ATTACK!, The Podcast Dedicated To Old Monster Movies.

Mark Maddox joins us for an in-depth discussion about Ridley Scott’s 1982 Sci-Fi Classic “Blade Runner,” starring Harrison Ford, Sean Young, Rutger Hauer, M Emmett Walsh, Edward James Olmos, Darryl Hannah, William Sanderson and Joanna Cassidy. A former cop (Ford) is forced to hunt down four “replicants” who have returned illegally to Earth. During the […] The post Blade Runner (The Final Cut)| Episode 403 appeared first on The ESO Network.

In this episode of Quakers Today, we ask, How do you process memories, experiences, and feelings? In this special episode of Quakers Today, you will learn about what we have in store for you in Season Three. We also look back to share highlights from Season Two. These include: An episode featuring actress and environmental activist Darryl Hannah as she discusses a bold campaign against the use of plastics in toys—a campaign that turned out to be an elaborate hoax designed to provoke real change. Hannah and the mischief-making group The Yes Men organized the elaborate hoax on the Mattel Corporation. One of the hoaxsters grew up Quaker and shares how his group uses lies to get corporations to admit that they mislead the public.  Timothy Tarkelli, a Kansas-based Quaker who finds spiritual resonance in the silence of nature and the practice of hunting—raising questions about the intersection of faith and lifestyle. Linda Seger discusses “Circle Thinking, a Quaker Model of Leadership.”  With her insights on circle thinking, Linda Sager challenges the traditional corporate hierarchy, proposing a more inclusive and collaborative approach to leadership that resonates with Quaker values. A conversation between two Quakers who draw on unexpected sources for inspiration. Sara Wolcott talks about paganism, witchcraft, and Quakers. Andy Stanton-Henry considers how Charismatic worship gets him to think deeply about his faith and practice.  One of the season's gems is an original short story, “Sabbatical,” by Vicki Winslow, who brings her narrative to life with a reading accompanied by sound effects and music, creating an immersive experience for the listener. Hear the entire episode, Quakers, Fiction, and Virginia Woolf.  After the show notes, you will find a complete transcript of this episode below. Question for next month How do you process memories, experiences, and feelings?  For some people, they chat with a friend, or they write in a journal. What about you? Leave a voice memo with your name and the town where you live. The number to call is 317-QUAKERS, that's 317-782-5377. +1 if calling from outside the U.S. Quakers Today is the companion podcast to Friends Journal and other Friends Publishing Corporation (FPC) content online. Season Three of Quakers Today is sponsored by American Friends Service Committee.  Do you want to challenge unjust systems and promote lasting peace? The American Friends Service Committee, or AFSC, works with communities worldwide to drive social change. Their website features meaningful steps you can take to make a difference. Through their Friends Liaison Program, you can connect your meeting or church with AFSC and their justice campaigns. Visit AFSC and find out how you can become part of AFSC's global community of changemakers.  Feel free to send comments, questions, and requests for our new show. Email us at podcast@friendsjournal.org.Music from this episode comes from Epidemic Sound. You heard Gravy by Jobii, Dead as a Doornail by T. Morri, The Busted Swing, and Lost in Translation by Wendy Marcini and Elvin Vanguard, Exhibit A by J.R. Productions, Calmar Adiós by Authohacker

Season 5 Episode 16:  The Last Stand Yeah, that's right, Deej continues to come close to murdering some System Lords only to back off at the last minute, ruining the whole situation. Very Frustrating! Small compensation at least that he totally misses out on that nonconsensual body-sharing shit over in the crystal caves when Lantash simply has to have Lt Elliot or he's “gonna die”. Also, maybe the System Lords are sort of…losing their collective shit? OK, eat your young, but why are you biting them from the middle and making a big ol' mess? Who eats like that? It's giving Darryl Hannah eating a lobster in Splash cannibal vibes.   ----more---- 00:00 - Intro 5:45 - 24 Seconds 7:31 - Episode Debrief 1:05:39 - Were We Comforted 1:06:39 - Yeh Neh or Meh 1:09:04 - Next Episode 1:10:29 - ComeTrya! 1:13:08 - Get To Know Your Hosts 1:24:29 - Outro  

Comedian Greg Baldwin joins Tony this week (almost) LIVE from Hollywood. Greg and Tony were introduced by actor and acting coach, Kirk Baltz years ago and bonded through their both being comedians and their shared recoveries. Greg shares his story of how far his addiction took him and the beauty of where his recovery has taken him now in his career and life, touring all over the US with Saturday Night Live alums like Darryl Hannah and Jay Mohr.Instagram: @itstonykellyFacebook: Me Head is WreckedSponsored by Fettle Online Therapy, use the promo code Pod10 today.

Holy moly, the 553rd ice-fish of Have You Ever Seen kicks off the Christmas season as Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau bring their crabby charm to the title characters. But the 2 comedy legends are only Grumpy Old Men with each other. They're quite sweet to everybody else, especially to each other's kids and---most of all---to the new babe in town, Ann-Margret. The love story between her and the 2 old coots is not an angle we fully believed in, partly because the decades-long feud is is the REAL love story going on here. Darryl Hannah and Kevin Pollak help make this movie work as well as it does because neither the script nor the direction by Donald Petrie are anything special. Still, we laughed, we ho ho ho'ed and we felt the cold in that small Minnesota town. So don't be a putz or a moron, but DO bring your recently-repaired fishing pole to a frozen lake as we give you the ins and the out(take)s of Grumpy Old Men. Well, Actually: Bev says in the skinny that John has a heart attack on Christmas Day, but of course that happens on Christmas Eve. Unless the IRS is ready to take your house, you can probably afford Sparkplug Coffee. It'll help to know that a 20% discount will be yours if you use our "HYES" promo code. What's next? Go to "sparkplug.coffee/hyes". We post our podcasts on YouTube, so hunt for @hyesellis in your browser to hear our chats that way. Rate us there (and on your podcast app), review, like, share and subscribe your heart out. Also, follow us while Twixxer still exists (@moviefiend51 and @bevellisellis), but also feel free to take advantage of the email option (haveyoueverseenpodcast@gmail.com).

We are in the final stretch of Christmas in November and doing the classic movie Steel Magnolias. Yes, this is a Christmas movie (in Tamara's eyes, while Corinne calls it Christmas adjacent). It has a star studded cast including: Julia Roberts, Dolly Parton, Sally Field, Shirly MacLaine, Darryl Hannah and Olympia Dukakis to name a few. With such powerhouse actors we don't need to tell you what the movie is about, you should just watch it! In this episode we ooze bad Southern accents, use Bless Your Heart as a threat, and Corinne considers this film an emotional colon cleansing and Tamara wonders if it will flush the holiday spirit out of her (probably not). This movie made us laugh and cry and declare that 'pink is our signature color,' so we hope you join us and the other Southern Belles as we recap Steel Magnolias. 

HAPPY HOUR FLIX is a podcast all about the movies you love.  A nostalgic look at what we grew up watching and how they still impact us today.Hop aboard the steel train as hosts Steven Pierce and Matt Mundy journey back to the film set of the unforgettable "Steel Magnolias." With actor Tom Hodges as our guide, we peel back the curtain to reveal the camaraderie, challenges, and triumphs  that made filming this dialogue-rich movie an unforgettable experience. We'll explore the intricacies of working with Robert Harling as well as the genius behind the script, and challenges of bringing this much-loved storyline from stage to screen.But first, at the behest of the film's star-studded and influential (not mention beloved) actresses, Julia Roberts, Dolly Parton, Olympia Dukakis, Sally Field, Darryl Hannah, Shirley MacClaine, we take a happy hour break with our friends over at MISGUIDED SPIRITS, for a delightful concoction by Max Stampa-Brown,  Food & Beverage Director for The Garret Group, which operates a number of awesome bars and restaurants in NYC.  His out of this world "Planet Rogen" today was made over at Rocco's on 1 w. 3rd st, NYCFollow along and be sure to make one yourself!“The Easter egg hunt”1oz lemon juice.5oz ginger syrup .5oz honey syrup2oz MISGUIDED whiskey1 egg white Dry shake, then wet shake (first without ice then with ice to emulsify the egg white) double strain into a large coupe. Garnish with dill laying it over the egg white so it resembles a small tree. IG handles:@thegarretgroup@stampabrown With a dash of gentle southern charm, we steer the conversation to the technique of using a harmonica and children on bikes to create an authentic atmosphere. On this roller coaster ride, we invoke none other than Tom Skerritt, recounting some of his fond recollections of working with the legendary Dolly Parton and director Herbert Ross.Finally, we dive headfirst into examining the importance of emotional depth in movie characters and the potential influence deleted scenes could have on the film's narrative. We also probe deep into the dialogue and production design, highlighting Louisiana's  culture's essence. To add some excitement, may "spill the beans" on Hodge's iconic role in "Heavyweights." Whether you're a movie buff, a cocktail enthusiast, or just love a good yarn, this episode is your ticket to a world of wonder, wisdom, and wistful nostalgia.A quick reminder, no matter where you are listening to us, if you could rate us and drop us a review on Apple Podcasts, we'd be so grateful - it really helps us spread the good vibes. Thank you!HAPPY HOUR FLIX is produced by James Allerdyce and Lori Kay, and hosted by Steven Pierce and Matt MundyMain Title is by Johnny MineoHappy Hour Flix | Movies You Love

Twenty years ago, the hype was building for the coming fall release of this, hyped up as "The 4th Film from Quentin Tarantino."  Only a strange thing happened on the way towards its release....the director and the studio (Miramax) realized that there was SO much story and so much movie, it had ballooned into an epic of more than four hours! :o So the decision was made to split the movie into two different volumes: Volume 1 came out in October of 2003 and Volume 2 came out six months later in April of 2004.  So it became an extended SAGA of one assassin (Uma Thurman playing "The Bride") waking up out of a coma now seeking revenge against the gang of fellow assassins who tried to murder her.   The other assassins were played by Vivica A. Fox, Lucy Liu, Michael Madsen, and Darryl Hannah....and they were all lead by Bill played by David Carradine.  And of course, our hero's ultimate goal is to.....KILL BILL.  Host: Geoff Gershon Editors: Geoff and Ella GershonProducer: Marlene Gershonhttps://livingforthecinema.com/ Two Chicks Talkin Flicks Podcasttwo chicks talking about their favorite movies and moreListen on: Apple Podcasts Spotifyhttps://livingforthecinema.com/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Living-for-the-Cinema-Podcast-101167838847578Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/livingforthecinema/Letterboxd:https://letterboxd.com/Living4Cinema/

Only one movie would dare to star Peter Weller, Darryl Hannah, and kind of Tom Berenger... Diplomatic Siege! And only one podcast hosted by Will and Matt would dare to discuss it... this one! So get ready for action... attraction... and ripping off Entrapment... Missing in Action is here to discuss, Diplomatic Siege.DISCLAIMER: Language and Spoilers!DIPLOMATIC SIEGEdir. Gustavo Graef Marinostarring: Peter Weller; Darryl Hannah; Tom Berenger

Grumpy old women Sonia Mansfield and Margo D. dork out about 1993's GRUMPY OLD MEN, starring Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau, Ann-Margaret, Darryl Hannah, Kevin Pollack, Burgess Meredith, Buck Henry, and Ossie Davis. Dork out everywhere …Email at dorkingoutshow@gmail.comSubscribe on Apple PodcastsGoogle PlaySpotify LibsynTune In Stitcherhttp://dorkingoutshow.com/https://twitter.com/dorkingoutshow

HOW TO MAKE FRIENDS AND INFLUENCE PEOPLEIF I COULD ONLY REMEMBER MY NAME by David Crosby (1971, Atlantic)The Reaper continues its rampage, cutting swathes across the aging population of musical pioneers. Last week it was Jeff Beck, yesterday David Crosby. In fairness, it was actually amazing that the Croz lived as long as he did. He had diabetes, and In 1994 underwent a liver transplant (paid for by Phil Collins), after suffering for years with Hep C. But despite a notorious reputation for drug abuse that would cripple even a hardened junkie, David kept forging an unfettered path, making enemies with his thoughtless taunts, enduring break ups and reunions, yet still creating some of our greatest music with his frenemies, solo, and for the last mile in collaboration with his long-abandoned and rediscovered son, James Raymond.David Van Cortland Crosby, the son of Academy Award Winning cinematographer Floyd Crosby, was a California boy who became foundational to the California folk-rock soundtrack of our generation, and despite the fact that near the end of his life he had to stay on the road and sell his catalogue to pay off his mortgage, those songs will reside forever in the Laurel Canyon canon. Crosby was a notoriously difficult character who burnt nearly every bridge he ever crossed. His bandmate from the Byrds, Jim McGuinn steadfastly refused to work with him again despite David's constant imprecations to reunite; he boldly dissed and insulted Neil Young's soul-mate Darryl Hannah after the death of Neil's first wife Pegi, and somehow alienated his biggest supporter in life, Graham Nash.  But, despite this, musician Melissa Etheridge solicited his sperm to make her babies. Maybe because, trumping all the difficulty, David's harmonic acumen was unmatched and a divine gift from God. So, there he undeniably stands:  a twice inducted Rock n Roll Hall of Famer for founding two of the most important groups in Rock history.  And, this etherial, transcendent solo effort, recorded with the aid of Joni Mitchell, Neil Young, Graham Nash, along with members of The Jefferson Airplane and The Grateful Dead represents an artist whose questing musical imagination was always and eternally of a deeply spiritual nature. Humans are so complicated. As Dylan said: “I contain multitudes,” and David Crosby was an exemplar of that.  

"Women want him for his wit. The C.I.A. wants him for his body. All Nick wants is his molecules back." This week, JD and Randy checked out the 1992 film, "Memoirs of an Invisible Man". Starring Chevy Chase, Darryl Hannah, & Sam Neil in a John Carpenter Film.

Thirty-five years ago, writer/director Oliver Stone released the follow-up to his searing Vietnam War drama Platoon which came out the previous year winning Best Picture among several other Oscars.....and this time, his focus was on stock brokers? :o Of course his late father had been a stock broker so this was a very personal subject for Stone and he even brought back the star from his previous film to star in this one....Charlie Sheen.  Sheen plays our main protagonist Bud Fox who's an aspiring young stock broker who idolizes one of the most exciting new titans of investment banking, Gordon Gekko who is played by Michael Douglas.  One day, he ingratiates himself into Gekko's world and ends up trading for him.....and what results is one of the most quoted and often imitated adult drama/thrillers of the 1980's.  Much of what makes it so iconic is the lead performance by Douglas who would win Best Actor at the Oscars.  It also stars Martin Sheen, Darryl Hannah, John C. McGinley, and the late great Hal Holbrook among several others.  Let's find out if Greed is STILL good!Host: Geoff Gershon Editors: Geoff and Ella GershonProducer: Marlene Gershonhttps://livingforthecinema.com/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Living-for-the-Cinema-Podcast-101167838847578Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/livingforthecinema/Letterboxd:https://letterboxd.com/Living4Cinema/  

Carbon monoxide poisoning, an on set "T-shirt war" and a very, very grumpy Harrison Ford are but a few hurdles Ridley Scott and company ran into while making the 1982 sci-fi classic, Blade Runner. In part 1 of this two part episode, we'll investigate Rutger Hauer's sex appeal, the downsides of writing a script set entirely at night, and that one time Harrison Ford told Darryl Hannah to fish hook his nose just so he could feel something.

The script for Splash, a romantic comedy where a jaded New Yorker falls in love with a mermaid, had been kicking around Hollywood for a while before Disney became interested. Ultimately, it became the first project released by Touchstone Pictures, a brand that Disney created in order to produce movies that fell outside the carefully-cultivated Disney identity. Starring relatively unknown actors Tom Hanks and Darryl Hannah, Splash defied expectations to become a critical and commercial success. It also has a weirdly extensive reach into our wider culture; Disneyland's new log flume was named Splash Mountain in order to promote the film, Ariel was made a redhead in 1989's The Little Mermaid in order to distinguish her from Daryl Hannah, and Splash was arguably the thing that popularized Madison as a girl's name. Ryan is joined by Cheryl and Sylvan for an extensive look at this high concept 80's movie. Talking points include the natural charisma of Tom Hanks, the movie's descent into chaos in its third act, Daryl Hannah's affinity for mermaids and vegetarianism, Ron Howard's workmanlike direction, how John Candy makes his character endurable, and why Splash got an Oscar nod for its screenplay. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ryan-valentine3/support

Overlapping Dialogue's 2nd Annual Spooktober Spooktacular marches on with a duo of films that will be sure to scare your socks off, either through genuine terror or the fact that they're genuinely terrible. Up first, George Romero's 1985 conclusion to his legendary zombie "trilogy," Day of the Dead. We dig into a discussion about why exactly this least celebrated entry of the three is perhaps the series' most narratively and thematically daring offering and find every opportunity to crack up at the ironically excessive performance of Joe Pilato as Captain Rhodes. Speaking of unhinged hilarity...our second film, Addams Family Reunion is most certainly the former in its unsuccessful attempt in achieving the latter. Listen as we puzzle over the appeal of the creepiest and cookiest family in all of pop culture, take stock of the 90s craze of TV to film adaptations, try deciphering the plot of this half-baked disaster, and take every ounce of solace we can in a far-too-good old geezer turn from the great Ray Walston. As always, please like, subscribe, rate, and review us on all of our channels, which include Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube! Contact us at huffmanbrothersproductions@gmail.com with your questions, comments, and requests.

Welcome to the Season 2 opener of Fabulous Film and Friends where this week we will be throwing down with a Battle of the Blade Runners , as we compare Ridley Scott's 1982 sci fi giant Blade Runner starring Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, Sean Young, Darryl Hannah, William Sanderson, M. Emmet Walsh, Joanna Cassidy, Edward James Olmos, Brion James, Joe Turkel and James Hong with Denise Villenueve's 2017 follow-up: Blade Runner 2049, starring Ryan Gosling, Harrison Ford, Ana De Armas, Jared Leto,  Sylvia Hoeks, Robin Wright, , Mackenzie Davis, Dave Bautista, Edward James Olmos and Sean Young.   Joining me are the two helped launch this podcast one year ago, Roseanne Caputi and Dave Johnson, DDS.  Set in a once futuristic, but now alternate 2019 Los Angeles megalopolis, Blade Runner centers around Rick Deckard, a Sam Spade-style, world weary ex-LAPD officer from a unit known as Blade Runners, who is pulled out of retirement to hunt down five artificial humans known as replicants.  Replicants are illegal on earth and used as slave labor in space exploration and colonization and five top of the line, Nexus 6 replicant outlaws led by super soldier Roy Batty, come back to earth in an attempt to extend their life span, which is limited to four years.  Aiding Deckard in his pursuit of the fugitives is the alluring Rachel, executive secretary to Dr. Eldon Tyrell whose corporation manufactures replicants. Upon meeting Rachel and administering a device on her known as Voight-Kampf, an empathy test used to detect replicants, Deckard learns that Rachel herself is a replicant, and while cold to her initially, Deckard ends up falling in love with her.  After Deckard confronts and kills three of the wanted replicants, -- with Rachel's help—he is pummeled and beaten by Batty and nearly left for dead until Batty has a change of heart and saves Deckard from a precipitous fall off a towering building. Battered and bruised, Deckard learns the true meaning of empathy and he reunites with Rachel. The pair escape Los Angeles and go into hiding, unsure of how long they have together.  Set 30 years later --after a great famine and information blackout, as well as a buyout of the Tyrell Corporation by a blind tech giant/savior named Niander Wallace, Blade Runner 2049 follows Blade Runner Agent K, who after a seemingly routine run-in with an erratic old style Nexus 8 replicant named Sapper Morton, discovers a link to events of the past that could change life on earth as they know it: the buried remains of the Replicant Rachel, who died  after giving birth to her and Rick Deckard's child. With that discovery, Agent K, a new-style tamed replicant himself known as “Joe” to his AI girlfriend Joi, embarks on a journey to find the identity and truth of Rachel and Deckard's human/replicant hybrid offspring, believing himself to be that very child that will start a revolution. This quest will lead K not only to Deckard but to a face-to-face confrontation with himself and his place in the universe. Who is the winner? 

Hosts Sonia Mansfield and Margo D. pick the adjectives and dork out about 1986's LEGAL EAGLES, starring Robert Redford, Debra Winger, Darryl Hannah, and Brian Dennehy (and his mustache). Dork out everywhere …Email at dorkingoutshow@gmail.comSubscribe on Apple PodcastsGoogle PlaySpotify LibsynTune In Stitcherhttp://dorkingoutshow.com/https://twitter.com/dorkingoutshow

Nick Halloway is an ordinary businessman who sees his life turned upside down when an experiment gone wrong renders him invisible. He's pursued by a corrupt CIA agent and aided by his new love interest... but all he really wants is to be seen. Chevy Chase, Sam Neill, and Darryl Hannah star in Memoirs of An Invisible Man. Get more bonus content and support the show at www.30podcast.com/donate. Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U4qLE7gRmfI

Iambic Poetry Podcast Present Reel Poetry  Reel Poets have a returning guest(our 4th Reel Poet), Danielle Metzinger.  We got together and reviewed the 1987 film, Roxanne.  This film starred Steve Martin, Darryl Hannah, and Shelley Duvall.  This is a modern adaptation of Edmond Rostand French play, Cyrano de Bergerac.    Snap Judgement Roxanne - 10 out of 12 Snaps Instagram Marvin - Starvinmarvin09 Auntie Vice - AuntieVice CharRon - Iambiczine Danielle - Divametz

Damon and Marcel talk about Joe Rogan, Kevin Samuels (again), the dating climate today. They discuss Darryl Hannah pregnant at 61, do a comic book Antidote review and more.

Damon and Marcel talk about Joe Rogan, Kevin Samuels (again), the dating climate today, Darryl Hannah pregnant at 61, comic book Antidote review and more.

Behold the mermaid! A male sex fantasy in romantic comedy's clothing, Splash is a straight-up head-scratcher at times, but Darryl Hannah brings it as Ron Howard's version of Ariel, John Candy is perfectly effortless as a lovable letch, Eugene Levy is cracks us up with his neurotic paranoia and Tom Hanks...well, as Allan, he's got a bit of a mean streak. It's modern-day mermaids, butt merkins and lobsters for lunch. Jump on in, but just to warn you - the water's a bit gross.

This week we stick our... uh, noses into ROXANNE! It's the 1987 romantic comedy starring Steve Martin and Darryl Hannah based on the play Cyrano De Bergerac about a man with a very long nose who falls in love with a woman who loves another, less nosed man. Also featuring Shelly Duvall, Fred Willard and Damon Wayans, this movie was a hit when it was first released, how does it hold up now?Listen and find out! And don't forget to subscribe and rate us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or Stitcher! Also, you can also support us by either contributing Patreon campaign, or by buying Rewatchability t-shirts from TeePublic. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We're wrapping up Kill Bill and Season 2 of Whine and a Movie all in one episode. When it's right, it's right. Kill Bill Vol. 2 has it all. There's fight scenes, emotion, backstabbing, eye plucking, astonishingly long training sequences. What's not to love? We pair it with a Riesling of all things from Kung Fu Girl, and it was so good. We were worried that it would taste like alcoholic sugar water and it absolutely does not. 100% would buy again.Metacritic Score: 83/100Movie Sync Notes: We rented the movie on Amazon Prime. We start "Kill Bill Vol. 2" 4:46 into the pod, and push play on part two 51:20 into the pod.

O desafio parecia ser intransponível: falar sobre duas obras monumentais como Blade Runner e Blade Runner 2049 em apenas um episódio e ainda desbravar um assunto tão complexo como a inteligência artificial. Bom, espero que desfrutem o resultado final (perdoem os 101 minutos de conteúdo). Já que falamos bastante sobre o que é ser humano em episódios passados (Babel, Sob a Pele), confira a nossa discussão sobre o que significa ser robô, além de outras temas, como morte e nascimento, autonomia e obediência, teoria da mente, autoconsciência e os limites da inteligência artificial. Descubra também porque William Blake e Nabokov são tão importantes para melhor apreciar ambos os filmes do que o próprio Philip K. Dick. Quer fazer um comentário, uma crítica ou uma sugestão? Envie um email a saladeprojecaopodcast@gmail.com e responderemos em breve. --- Ficha dos Filmes: Blade Runner – O Caçador de Andróides, 1982. Direção: Ridley Scott. Roteiro: Hampton Fancher e David Peoples. Elenco: Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, Sean Young, Edward James Olmos, Darryl Hannah, Joe Turkel, M. Emmet Walsh, Brion James, James Hong. EUA. Blade Runner 2049, 2017. Direção: Denis Villeneuve. Roteiro: Hampton Fancher e Michael Green. Elenco: Ryan Gosling, Robin Wright, Jared Leto, Harrison Ford, Dave Bautista, Ana de Armas, Sylvia Hoecks. EUA. --- Créditos: Ilustração: Felipe Sobreiro Edição e Identidade Visual: Thiago Vergara Música de Introdução: https://www.bensound.com Música de crédito ao editor: Technologic (Daft Punk) --- Músicas dos filmes Blade Runner: “Love Theme”, “Main Titles”, “Memories of Green”, “Tale of the Future”, “Tears in Rain” (Vangelis) Blade Runner 2049: “2049”, “Joi”, “Rain” e “Wallace” (Hans Zimmer and Benjamin Wallfisch)

In 1987, Big Poppa Oliver Stone released Wall Street, a movie about Wall Street… This aptly named flick tells the story of a young stockbroker, Bud Fox, who is trying to land one of the big-time investors, Gordon Gecko. Gecko shows Fox the path to success, but he'll have to sacrifice his morals and challenge his relationships to get there. Starring Charlie Sheen, his daddy Martin Sheen, Michael Douglas, Darryl Hannah, and Terrence Stamp, Wall Street was made for $16 million, made $43 million at the box office and became an instant classic. But, does it hold up? Listen in as Jon, Colin, and Brent, ask whether greed is good and how to get tiger blood as we determine if this flick is bullish or bullshit.

John Amenta and Lloyd Green (from http://pintocomics.com/ (Pint O'Comics)) are joined by Sean Mclaughlin from http://www.horrornewsnetwork.net/ (The Horror News Network) as they discuss the martial-arts filled, revenge seeking movie - Kill Bill Vol. 1 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kill_Bill%3A_Volume_1 (Kill Bill Vol 1 ) is the 2003 action/crime movie that tells the story of former assassin, known simply as The Bride as she wakes from a coma four years after her jealous ex-lover Bill attempts to murder her on her wedding day. Fueled by an insatiable desire for revenge, she vows to get even with every person who contributed to the loss of her unborn child, her entire wedding party, and four years of her life. After devising a hit list, The Bride sets off on her quest, enduring unspeakable injury and unscrupulous enemies. Written & Directed by Quentin Tarantino Based on characters created by Quentin Tarantino & Uma Thurman Starring Uma Thurman, Lucu Liu, Vivica A. Fox, Darryl Hannah, David Carradine, Michael Madsen and Julie Dreyfus

This week we tried out a new format—a panel discussion about the 1987 classic Oliver Stone film, Wall Street. It starred Charlie Sheen, Michael Douglas, Darryl Hannah and a whole bunch of other amazing actors. The movie, which was a morality tale about financial excess, both celebrated and condemned the era's obsession with money and over-the-top luxury (clearly that’s over!). In addition to cocaine, caviar, and steak tartare, it asked us to consider: How much is enough?  How do you define success? Is greed, for lack of a better word, good? My friend A.M. Bhatt and I moderated this discussion on the Clubhouse app including previous Crazy Moneyguests: Turney Duff, author of The Buy Side Lisa Birnbach, author of The Official Preppy Handbook Brad Klontz, financial psychologist and author of Money Mammoth and other books   Get tickets to Paul’s show in Woodstock on April 22 here.  Rate and review Crazy Money here.

How great is Michael Douglas as Gordon Gekko and why is Douglas sad when people tell him they became brokers after seeing this movie? Does he ever actually say, “Greed is good”? Why does Charlie Sheen not seem to connect as much as he did in 'Platoon'? And why did Darryl Hannah feel disconnected from her role? Tune in to this week's show to get answers to these questions and more!

How great is Michael Douglas as Gordon Gekko and why is Douglas sad when people tell him they became brokers after seeing this movie? Does he ever actually say, “Greed is good”? Why does Charlie Sheen not seem to connect as much as he did in 'Platoon'? And why did Darryl Hannah feel disconnected from her role? Tune in to this week's show to get answers to these questions and more!

This week the Society discusses the 1984 romantic comedy Splash, directed by Ron Howard and starring Tom Hanks, Darryl Hannah, and John Candy. Join us as we explore the streets of 1980s Manhattan (and its surrounding coral reef environment) with fresh eyes. We are proud to open the Touchstone multiverse with this its first release!Follow us on Twitter and Instagram @medfieldfilm for the latest updates.

Warning: Explicit Conversations About Politics, Culture, & Sexuality  From scary sex to a ghosting guest, spooky lookin' to kooky cookin', broomstick to Zoom Dick to anal ick… it's my 24th Bedside Chat of the genuinely haunted, thoroughly creepy, sporadically masked and always gaily costumed Coronapocalypse.  Edging toward another Halloween, in BOOnoBOOville, I hop on my Magic Dildonic Vibrating Broom and ride into the Womb Room, calling upon my virtual coven of “witches, bitches, tramps and vamps” with my traditional Halloween Ode to the arousing agitation and piquant pleasures of scary sex and erotic revolution. It's The Bonobo Way! It helps that the guest who doesn't ghost us is a fun one: “Kooky Cookin'” comedienne, singer and burping (yes, burping!) fetish model Lady Erica Dawson. We also discuss the New Yorker's Jeffrey Toobin and his notorious case of Zoom Dick and Zoom Dick Outrage + Rudy Ghouliani (he doesn't need a costume), Smashing Trumpkin(s) and other kinky Tricks and sexy Treats in a Witch's Brew of pleasure… with a pinch of pain. Later, as the title for this show appears to me like a ghost in a dream, it occurs to me that Zoom Dicks and Broomsticks are both phallic objects with seemingly magical powers that can be used for good or evil. It all depends on the context and the weather conditions through which you're flying. We play a few clips from our super wild, orgiastic “Erotic Insurgent Masquerade” from Halloween 2007, featuring gorgeous porn star Darryl Hannah, that we can't possibly show you on Youtube, but you can see it all uncensored and free on DrSuzy.Tv plus read the sapiosexual show journal:  http://drsusanblock .com/zoomdick-broomstick  Need to talk PRIVATELY about YOUR Zoom Dick, broomstick, kink, politics, fetishes or anything else that you can't talk about with anyone else? You can talk with me or one of our other Therapists Without Borders at the Dr. Susan Block Institute anytime. Call 213-291-9497. We're here for you.

Have you ever asked yourself, “what if The Little Mermaid and Pretty Woman were one movie and Eugene Levy was there?” Whether the answer is “yes” or “not really” or “what in King Triton’s trident are you talking about?” then we have a movie for you. This week we talk Splash, the romp where Tom Hanks, Darryl Hannah and a cast of zany characters take to the high seas! Listen up, and rate, review, subscribe!

In our latest episode, the guys spend an unsurprising amount of time talking about the continuing fallout of the Coronavirus and all of the changes to the film landscape for 2020. The entire Marvel franchise is shuffled and squeezed up, numerous more movies come to early digital home releases, and there is hardly a film not yet moved somewhere else except for 'Tenet' and ''Bill and Ted Face The Music' at this point. After talking about the films delayed, the guys spend a small amount about celebs with coronavirus and how important this info is to the public, plus sadly those who have been taken away from us from both the disease and other natural causes in recent weeks. Moving onto other news we look at the upcoming changes to Disney and Disney Plus, plus their absurd censorship of Darryl Hannah's now fur covered backside in Splash on the platform. We talk about James Gunn a lot, due to his constant awesome posts on twitter and also what people think are 5 perfect films due to him and other filmmakers inputs on the subject. We talk about Sam Raimi working on Dr. Strange and how he'd already foreshadowed the character before when dealing with Spider-man. Edgar Wright's next-next film based on an upcoming book, Rian Johnsons non-space movies, and the why and how Chris Farley was cast as Shrek before his death. Ryan also looks into why some films have certain scenes that only appear in random cuts after an extra scene is reported to appear in a Harry Potter film no one hardly remembers ever seeing. All this and much more news. We also spend a lot of time pondering the world of the stunt performers and how if no one values them enough in the public spotlight after the outcome of Olivia Jackson's lawsuit after her near-fatal accident on the set of Resident Evil: The Final Chapter. Where are the boundaries and why don't the Oscars have a technical stunt award category? With so many delays and just a few trailers to talk about the guys then review some recent screenings including Star Wars: The Clone Wars, Guns Akimbo, Sonic The Hedgehog, Bad Boys For Life, Bloodshot, a retro screening of Midnight Run, and Ryan's better half, Ann, joins us to talk about Lady Bird in the lead up to her watching the most recent Little Women film. Finally, as almost always, the guys sit down for another round of 'Films... but badly' - and Ryan almost gets an upset with one of his craftiest ideas yet. Tune in to find out more about what took place!Please like, subscribe, share and enjoy! And as always many many thanks to Martin (Rammy) for his wonderful work on our graphics, www.rammy.at

Did you receive a stimulus check and if so what did you blow it on? Write in and let us know podcast@multiplenerdgasm.com * Pope says whiskey is the real holy water ( https://www.thenational.scot/news/18380406.pope-francis-said-whisky-real-holy-water-censored-clip/ ) * Aussie denied refund for $10,000 worth of TP and sanitiser ( https://www.newsweek.com/man-who-bought-10000-worth-toilet-paper-hand-sanitizer-denied-refund-1498343 ) * Malaysia has some advice for the ladies ( https://nypost.com/2020/04/02/malaysia-tells-women-not-to-nag-men-during-coronavirus-lockdown/ ) * Stimulus checks are here ( https://nypost.com/2020/04/15/stimulus-checks-are-being-spent-on-dildos-tigers-guns-and-stripper-poles/ ) * Darryl Hannah's butt is Geek of the Week? ( https://nofilmschool.com/splash-butt ) * Inventor of Game of Life dies

Things get actiony in our latest entry. "Kill Bill Vol. 1" is a great movie and that tells an epically violent revenge tale that, let's be honest, we all want to see. Bill and his Deadly Viper Assassination Squad deserve everything they get. Yay! Of course it doesn't tell the whole story. That's why we'll have to revisit the world of The Bride for Vol. 2 at some point. Until then we'll enjoy the bottle of The Legend of Big Bill Red Blend 2017. According to the bottle Bill is "ridiculously big." I don't know what that means. Movie Sync Notes: We start the movie 3:43 into the pod and push play on part two at 1:04:09.

This is DAY 27   of the COVID-19 pandemic.   Here’s what you need to know on Monday, April 6, 2020   UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been admitted to the ICU after his COVID-19 symptoms worsened.   A statement from No. 10 Downing read: "The prime minister has been under the care of doctors at St Thomas' Hospital, in London, after being admitted with persistent symptoms of coronavirus. Over the course of [Monday] afternoon, the condition of the prime minister has worsened and, on the advice of his medical team, he has been moved to the intensive care unit at the hospital."   Canada’s top medical authority says says non-medical masks can help stop the spread of COVID-19. Theresa Tam warns that a non-medical mask doesn't necessarily protect the person wearing it.   More than 240 thousand Canadians have successfully applied for federal financial relief through the government’s online portal. The Prime Minister also says there will be more aid for those who don’t qualify for current relief programs.   The chair of the New York City Council’s health committee said on Monday that officials are considering temporarily burying people who die from the coronavirus in local parks.   Scientists in the UK raise alarm over 17 and a half million ‘unreliable’ COVID-19 home test kits  

Leader of the Libertarian Party of Canada, fireman and dedicated family man, Tim Moen makes a regular practice of finding his moral centre. He saw through the propaganda matrix, which led him to the philosophy of liberty. He noticed that using force and violence is only legal if you’re a government leader. As a side hustle from his fireman gig Tim did film work with Neil Young and Darryl Hannah that changed his perception of what’s really happening behind the scenes with Hollywood and popular music. In this interview he tells this story that led up to being elected leader of the Libertarian party. Don’t Avoid Stress Unlike the message of many in the world of health and wellness Tim says, “I don’t avoid stress, it’s how I grow and develop.” He handles it with an attitude of gratitude, and credits how he starts his day with changing the day for the better. “The first thing you do when you prey is give thanks.” Feelings Are Bad Tim was taught early on that feelings are bad, especially for men. He’s since understood that they aren’t to be tamped down. They are there to learn from and get curious about. He matches the story in his head with unmet needs and comes up with gold that way. We talked about how he deals with projections, praise and attacks. And especially given his leadership position he knows how power corrupts. His strategy for holding onto integrity and morals is by having the right people in his life. Stuck in a Hoarder’s Fire The turning point that led Tim to his current perspective on life was when he nearly died losing his way in a fire in a hoarder’s apartment. Following his miraculous rescue he had an awakening. He resolved to only do what was meaningful to him — to be the best husband, best father, best role model, best teacher, and the best example to others. Mental Health and the Victim Narrative Tim describes how to overcome the victim narrative told by industrial culture around mental health challenges. In rescue professions such as his her reports that they are systemically encouraged to consider themselves victims. But Tim doesn’t buy it. His Gory Initiation - Trigger Alert Then he told one of the goriest story I’ve ever heard. It was a trial by fire, a baptism by fire. He shows how the victim industrial complex led him to a breakdown that didn’t need to happen, and how he became heroic by treating his traumatic experience like the rite of passage it was. To finish we talked about the complimentary roles of masculine and feminine in the family and the Masculinity Project he is starting to be a positive role model to men in the making. You can sign up to learn more about it at www.TimMoen.ca @moen_tim Twitter WATCH THE INTERVIEW VIDEO *** Get a reading of your King Hero Archetype: https://kingheros.bethmartens.com/ Get a reading of your MerPreneur Archetype: https://bethmartensmerpreneur.simplero.com/ Order Beth's Book, Journey: https://bit.ly/2k2MT5i --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/beth-martens/message

Musician, broadcaster and all round friend of the show Emmett Cruddas AKA roof access(@roof__access on Twitter) joins Jack (@gapesology) once again to run through the rest of the filmography of director supreme Bernard Shakey AKA Neil Young. We talk about Young's later directorial projects: the well-intentioned but inept anti-Iraq War documentary CSNY/Deja Vu, and the strange mimed eco-rock opera Greendale, plus Young's four films in collaboration with the great director Jonathan Demme, and one each with Hal Ashby and his current wife Darryl Hannah. It's a heady extravaganza of wild rock and roll music, illustrative clips from the movies and dope criticism from Emmett & Jack. Big up Mr Neil Young and buy his new album with Crazy Horse, COLORADO, out in the next few days.

High Spirits, you say!? More like spirits who were high as a kite! This was a surprising campy wonderful discovery! Holy crap the Guttenberg was in full effect and Darryl Hannah was ever so convincing as a ghost!

On this week's episode Allison and Marie are joined once again by James as they review the movie Splash. Starring Tom Hanks and Darryl Hannah, it's the story of a man who falls in love with a mermaid who saves his life. The accompanying drink for this weeks episode is the Mermaid Water Rum Punch. So mix one up, kick back and relax as we discover why this movie is the original The Shape of Water, the origins of the name Madison, and most importantly if you don't see nip, you don't see boob. Please rate, review, and subscribe on iTunes! Follow us on social media: @atoasttoromcoms on Twitter @toastyromcoms on Instagram

In 2008, Raina the Halifax Mermaid (Stephanie Norman) found a unique and life transforming way to deal with the mobility reducing pain from endometriosis and interstitial cystitis combined with dyspraxia. Following the lead of Darryl Hannah in the 1984 movie Splash, she donned a rubber mermaid’s tail and dove into the water (with her boyfriend on call to … Continue reading "Raina the Mermaid – Swimming Back to Life"

In this episode we review All the Good Ones Are Married starring queen Darryl Hannah. This is unfortunately a delayed/rerecorded episode because we are still learning how to edit without deleting entire episodes. Enjoy this romp through Shitty Husband Ville, complete with stereotypes about poor people, old people, and writers...also, a little argument between Michael and Lydia about where something took place!

Dave and Holly discuss going to a Go-Go with The Rolling Stones, Aidan Quinn and Darryl Hannah dancing to Romeo Void and Toni Basil strutting her stuff with the Monkees Davey Jones. Plus Adam Ant pays tribute to Monty Python. All this and more as we make our way down the KROQ 1982 countdown. This episode features songs number 20 to 11. Hear all the music discussed on the What Difference Does It Make Spotify playlist. https://spoti.fi/2Evkc8d Follow us at https://www.wddimpodcast.com --- 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/wddim/message

Dutch Allen is back to sip some whiskey and talk about his life and times in the Hollywood business... and wherever his mind takes him. Hosted by Ken Napzok, co-creator of ForceCenter, The Napzok Files podcast feed is a collection of shows about life, the universe, and everything. (Douglas Adams would agree.) Purchase Ken's book Why We Love Stars: The Great Moments That Built A Galaxy Far, Far Away. Twitter #TheNapzokFiles Instagram Patreon --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-napzok-files/support

Try on your best Irish accent, fill up a bowl with beans (but not too full), and pull your flashy, splashy green suit out of the closet for next Sunday as shazbazzar and JediShua travel back and forth through time in TechnoRetro Dads.   We Love Our Cereal The Roving Spoonster finds places to eat cereal all round the United States while shazbazzar risks injury to his still recovering gums with a bowl of Cap’n Crunch’s Chocolatey Berry Crunch splashed with milk.  A singular question arises: “How powerful are the Soggies?”   Saturday Mornings: Video Games Cartoons Sure, you remember Pac-Man and Super Mario Bros. Super Show, but were you around when Pole Position seemed like Speed Racer and Knight Rider made a guest appearance on M.A.S.K.?  Was the Legend of Zelda the adventure you craved?  Maybe you’re one of several EarBuds who witnessed Kevin splash into the games like Flynn into TRON in Captain N: The Game Master.  Whatever your interest, from cute to captivating, ‘80s and ‘90s Saturday mornings (and weekday afternoons) were able to capitalize on consumers’ interest in video games whenever and wherever possible.  SuperFriends and EarBuds remember some shows that made a lasting impact on them back in the day.   Let’s All Go to the Movies: Splash Tom Hanks is rescued by Darryl Hannah as John Candy and Eugene Levy seek their own interests in this thirty-five year-old romantic comedy that had us rolling as kids and continues to provide a good time in Ron Howard’s Splash.  This very well might have been your father’s The Little Mermaid if he was part of Generation X.   Star Wars Scrapbook In anticipation for the upcoming Star Wars Celebration in Chicago, shazbazzar and JediShua cover what was happening in our galaxy this month in the ‘90s with the likes of Steroid Luke, Hahnold Swartzenegger, and Yoda Garcia and other memories from twelve to twenty-two years ago when Star Wars was making a big splash twenty to thirty years after its inception.   Feedback The EarBuds and RetroZappers are making their own splash on TechnoRetro Dads this week as Stuffedy tries to let us in on a free play point-and-click adventure online and Joey of the Animanicast finds his Indiana Jones role-playing game book as well as Palpatine and Shmi in The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles.   Thanks for tuning in to TechnoRetro Dads, EarBuds!  Be sure to check out episodes you may have missed on iTunes, Apple Podcasts, or at TechnoRetroDads.libsyn.com.  Don’t forget to rate and review TechnoRetro Dads on iTunes, share us and with us on social media, get TechnoRetro merch at TeePublic, and join discussions on Discord about toys, cereal, games, movies and/or shows from the ‘70s and ‘80s by giving the ‘Dads your feedback via voice mail at (209) 878-7323 or sending us your mp3dback via electronic-M to podcast@TechnoRetroDads.com.

In this episode, Kim and Billy talk about the teen romance that still breaks hearts, A Walk to Remember. Our recurring questions start at 75:05. A Walk to Remember released in 2002; it was directed by Adam Shankman and stars Mandy Moore, Shane West, Darryl Hannah, and Peter Coyote.   Please enjoy Patrick Swayze singing … Continue reading 13: A Walk to Remember

What if iconic horror director John Carpenter directed SNL founder Chevy Chase in a re-imagination of the sci-fi, horror remake of the 1933 film “The Invisible Man”? Well wonder no more! “Memoirs of an Invisible Man” continues this season’s theme of “Monsters Are Universal”. It’s not a comedy. It’s not a thriller. But it is a mess. Darryl Hannah is the lovely female lead. Sam Neil is our bad guy. Steven Tobolowski is our ray of sunshine. Michael McKean and Patricia Heaton have beach sex with their clothes on. There are some things you can’t un-see, even when they are invisible. This movie is one of those things. It’s pretty bad, but we had a lot of fun talking about it. The post Pick Six Movies S3: Episode 4: Memoirs of an Invisible Man appeared first on Legion.

Steamy teen sex in a steel mill town over an amazing new wave soundtrack. Kio Stark brings this hidden gem of the early mid-80s to our attention. Aidan Quinn makes his screen debut as a rebel on a motorcycle who catches the eye of good-girl cheerleader Tracey. Mild violence and sexual situations ensure. You'll never think about career day the same again.

Stuntwoman and actor Zoë Bell is known for doing the stunts that other people wouldn’t dream of, in tv shows like Xena: Warrior Princess and films like Kill Bill. Zoë catches up with Comedian Greta Lee Jackson and shares that these big roles didn’t come without a few fails along the way…most notably a fail involving a lampshade and Darryl Hannah’s face.

"The liberation of your capital is not the liberation of your soul" THis Week on The Earth Wants YOU! Reverend Billy and Savitri D are back in the studio together after a long summer touring Greece, Switzerland, California and New York. They recap the Summer from Burning Man to Neil Young and Darryl Hannah's wedding to Tourists Against Trump and Californian Fires. News Of The Natural World strikes a somber tone, Orangutans are extinct and Monsanto is still the ever diminishing Devil.

Ron Howard directs this delightful romantic comedy that would score one of the biggest hits of 1984, SPLASH.  Tom Hanks, Darryl Hannah and John Candy would all propel to a more secure stardom after their roles in this screwball but tender love story between a man who has trouble finding the right woman until a mermaid steps...or swims...into his life.

TITLE: Cultural Stew Podcast EPISODE: 0006 SUBTITLE: DATE: 3/18/2018 TIME: 1-4pm LOCATION: GFMEDIA Studios INTROS A welcome to the podcast NEWS WE CARE ABOUT What big things happen(ed) this week? THE RECOMMENDATION LIST A Ghost Story Tomb RAider JUMANJI: WELCOME TO THE JUNGLE TODAY’S STEW Can we trust film trailers and advertisements? MEDIA OF THE WEEK (10 min) Movie trailers PSA: Pick up your trash, and be quiet. WHATS ON YOUR RADAR AND IN YOUR QUEUE TONY W - Fastlane (Predictable), Timeless S2 E1 (FANTASTIC) The Lovers (Tracey Letts, Debra Winger), Marty’s Silence--- (Lost Interest, beautifully shot-- but guess just wasn’t ready for it) R - Steel Magnolias (dir: Herbert Ross, adapted by playwright Robert Harling with Sally Field, Julia Roberts, Darryl Hannah, Olympia Dukakis, Shirley MaClaine Dolly Parton), Q - The Last Tycoon w/ Matt Bomer, Kelsey Grammer and Lily Collins) VALERIE Finish Man in the High Castle Finish The Crown Love, Simon The Thoroughbreds Good Time- Robert Pattinson A Fantastic Woman Rat Film Raw Ex-Libris- The New York Library Kedi RON W - Hap and Leonard S1/2, Sneaky Pete S1 L - Soundtracks Black Panther - Ludwig Gorranson (Creed /Death Wish) Tomb Raider - Junkie XL (Mad Max, BvsS) Wrinkle in Time - Ramin Djwadi (Game of Thrones, WEstworld, POI) R - JACK WHITE - Boarding House Ranch, Isle of Dogs, Pacific Rim 2 Q - Sneaky Pete 2, Counterpart, H&L S3 just started back up, Billions March 25 OUTRO RECAP TONY where can we find you on social media? @smtorchio and facebook VALERIE @pennylane64 on Twitter and Instagram RON you can find me pretty much everywhere @gfmedia You can find us at: CulturalStew.net, @culturalstewnet on twitter and Cultural Stew on Facebook MUSIC: Intro & Break music “Please Listen Carefully” by Jahzzar Available thru the Creative Commons license from FreeMusicArchive.org Taking you out on “Luster” by Gavin Luke courtesy of Epidemic Sound Do have you original music you’d like us to take a listen to and possibly share, contact us!

For this episode of The Future Is A Mixtape, Jesse & Matt discuss the slow, spiral reckoning of Ridley Scott's much-celebrated and increasingly influential film Blade Runner, whose long and winding road lead to a sequel, Blade Runner 2049. While detractors of the original film might feel they're viewing a sexy-time noir featuring little more than robots and porn-jazz, for the entranced, the film's hypnotic imagery and ruminations on universal themes like humanness, memory and belonging still keep many cineaste-hearts aflutter. After the blockbuster ascendency the Star Wars franchise and SF's increasing maturation as a cinematic genre, Ridley Scott's formerly “one-off” was released in 1982, and quickly disappeared at the box office and inside film critics' confused typewriters. However, unbeknownst to many, this leftover lasagna turned into the cult film of cult films. Blade Runner would later grow an organic fanbase from Arty Nerds, Noir Addicts and Cyberpunks, all of whom would despoil their underoos over spinners, unicorn origami and whether Deckard was or wasn't a replicant. Seeing blinking cash-registers in their eyes, Hollywood producers sought out Denis Villeneuve as their architect to extend the franchise with Blade Runner 2049. Your meta-guidance-counselors, Matt & Jesse, will provide a spoiler-bonanza of both films, weigh out Villeneuve's sense of cinema, and examine how the sequel's repeater bleakness short-circuits better questions and ideas. The co-hosts will finally imagine how this film might be retrofitted or retold, narratively speaking, and roust its viewers into utopian dream-scaping. Mentioned In This Episode: Opening Music Salvo: White Zombie's “More Human Than Human” from Their Last Album Astro-Creep: 2000 – Songs of Love, Destruction and Other Synthetic Delusions of the Electric Head (1995) Ridley Scott's Blade Runner: The Final Cut (Edition 2007) The Movie Art of Syd Mead: Visual Futurist Denis Villeneuve's Blade Runner 2049 (Pre-Order) The Art and Soul of Blade Runner: A Visual Art Book Podcasts on Blade Runner 2049 (That May Or May Not Have Influenced Our Podcast): Chris Ryan and Andy Greenwald's Podcast The Watch, Which Features Sam Esmail and a Discussion on Blade Runner 2049 and Mr. Robot Slate's Podcast Spoiler Specials About Blade Runner 2049, Which Features Dana Stevens, Forrest Wickman and Sam Adams The Director's Cut Podcast: Featuring Rian Johnson Interviewing Denis Villeneuve and His Critically Acclaimed Blade Runner 2049 The Collider Podcast: Episode 110 - Blade Runner 2049 Featuring Hosts Adam Chitwood and Matt Goldberg The Original Trailer for Ridley Scott's Blade Runner (1982) The Official Trailer for Denis Villeneuve's Blade Runner 2049 Time Magazine: “Director Denis Villeneuve Proved to Us He Love Blade Runner More Than Anybody” The Three Short Films Set Between Blade Runner and Blade Runner 2049: Blade Runner 2049 - “2036: Nexus Dawn” Blade Runner 2049 - “2048: Nowhere to Run” Blade Runner 2049 - “Black Out 2022” Ben Child in The Guardian: “Blade Runner 2049: Five Things We Learned from the Shorts” Jason Sondhi in Best Short of the Week: “Hollywood's Embrace of the Short Film Tie-In” Clickhole: “Culture Shock: Everything You Need to Know About Blade Runner” Documentaries About the Original Blade Runner: Channel 4: On the Edge of Blade Runner (Featured on YouTube) Dangerous Days: Making Blade Runner (Found in Most DVDs/Blu-rays of the the 1982 Film) BFI Film Classics: Scott Bukatman's Blade Runner Instagram: “Blade Runner Reality” Devon Maloney in Wired: “Blade Runner 2049's Politics Aren't That Futuristic” Marie Claire: “These Three Women Are About to Make Sci-Fi History” Angelica Jade Bastién in Vulture: “Why Don't Dystopia's Know How to Talk About Race? Darryl Hannah's Background in Gymnastics Helped in a Key Scene with Blade Runner, But She Still Had a Male Gymnast Stunt Double in a Scary Sequence. The Important Themes and Motifs of Blade Runner: Here & Here RadioTimes: "Rutger Hauer Dissects His Iconic “Tears in Rain” Blade Runner Monologue" YouTube: “Blade Runner - Final scene, ‘Tears in Rain' Monologue (HD)” Michael Shulman in Vanity Fair: “Untold Story: The Battle for Blade Runner” The Seven (Not Six) Different Film Cuts of Blade Runner (1982) Vice's Motherboard's Brian Merchant Reveals a Shocker: “The Studio Execs [Also] Hated the Blade Runner Voiceover They Forced Harrison Ford to Do” Vulture: “Which Cut of Blade Runner Should I Be Watching” No Film School: “Why Does the Ending of 'Blade Runner' Look Familiar? Ask Stanley Kubrick” A Mr. Kenneth Thompson Explains How YOU Can Make Gaff's Origami Unicorn (or How You Can Make a Purchase Order for HIM to Make It for You for $14.99) Duke Harper's Youtube Aide: “Origami Blade Runner Unicorn Tutorial” Vice: “Behold, the Moment Harrison Ford Decked Ryan Gosling in the Face” The Official Website for Blade Runner 2049 The Official Timeline for Events in the Blade Runner Universe Inverse Entertainment: “How All Three Blade Runner 2049 Shorts Connect to the Original” Forbes Magazine: “Blade Runner 2049 Is A Box Office Bomb: 10 Reasons It Was Doomed” Rolling Stone: “Why Blade Runner 2049 May Have Been a Victim of Peak Dystopia Fatigue” Forbes Magazine: “Box Office: Blade Runner 2049 Is A Bomb Because of Its Budget” Nexus 6 Versus Nexus 8 Versus Nexus 9?   Wahyd Vannoni in PBS NewsHour: “Brands Treat Us Like the Replicants in Blade Runner” Hilarious and Criminally Underseen YouTube Parody: “Trump Blade Runner Ad” Sadly, in 2049, the LAPD Still Exists & It's Even Bigger and Badder Than Ever: Here, Here and Here. BBC Newsbeat: “The Curse of Blade Runner's Adverts” Kevin Spacey Vs. Brad Pitt in David Fincher's Seven: “What's in the Box?!” The Original Miracle Birth Meme Collider Interview: “Robin Wright on Blade Runner 2049 and Roger Deakins” Joi as Joy: Your Pocket Girlfriend with Misogyny at Your Fingertips Self-Creating Replicants Is an Allegory to Marxist-Feminist Notions of Reproductive Labor A Joke Well-Deserved by LA Folks to California's Self-Satisfied Bordertown: San Diego Becomes a Waste Dump in Blade Runner 2049 Beyond the Blade Runner Burn: San Diego Visualized in Cinema Leah D. Shade in Patheos: “Watching Blade Runner (1982) in the Age of Black Lives Matter” PBS Newshour: “Where Does America's E-Waste End Up? GPS Tracker Tells All” Alex Acks in Book Riot: “Choose a Better Chosen One” In Blade Runner 2049, Las Vegas Is a Post-Nuclear Wasteland Whose Lasting Remnants Include Bees & Boobs (with Deckard on the Lookout for Interlopers Who Might Raid His Free Alcohol) Is Deckard's Dog a Replicant? That and Other Easter Eggs in Den of Geek. The Reflecting Pond and Niander Wallace: “Blade Runner 2049: Designing the Future” - Production Designer Dennis Gassner Discusses the Brutal Environments of Director Denis Villeneuve's Ambitious Sequel in The American Cinematographer. Esther Inglis-Arkell in io9: “10 Lessons From Real-Life Revolutions That Fictional Dystopias Ignore” NERD FIGHT: Were Sean Young's Eyes Truly Green? Some Say Yes. Others Say No. Why Joe Is Possibly an Allusion to Joe Chip from Philip K. Dick's Ubik & Why “K” Is Also a Potential Allusion to Franz Kafka's character Joseph K. in The Trial. Does Deckard's Daughter, Dr. Stalline, Really Have an Autoimmune Disorder? “15 Burning Questions We Have After Blade Runner 2049” Dr. Stalline Is Like Osama Bin Laden as Seen in Washington Post's Report: “Bin Laden Discovered ‘Hiding in Plain Sight'” Roy Batty: “Shores of Orion . . . Tears in the Rain” Jane Ciabattari in BBC News: “Is Borges 20th Century's Most Important Writer?” Blade Runner 2049's Full Cast Member List on IMDb Box Office Mojo: Blade Runner 2049's Current Financial Pulse Rate Deakins Nominated 13 times for Oscars & Comes Up Empty: A Working History Erik Abriss in Collider: “Oscar Snubs: 4 Times Rogers Deakins Should Have Won Best Cinematography” Roger Deakins in The Guardian: “Why I Won't Win an Oscar” The Screenwriter for the Blade Runner Franchise: Hampton Fancher: A Working History IndieWire: “Blade Runner 2049 Soundtrack: Denis Villeneuve Finally Reveals Why Jóhann Jóhannsson Left the Project Forbes Magazine (Japanese Edition): On Why Blade Runner 2049 Failed for Its Opening Weekend in the Box Office. {For those that can't read Japanese, I will summarize what Tomoko (my badass wife!) translated for me--while we were both laughing at the article's assessment: the film failed due to it 1) being aimed at middle aged men in their forties; 2) it wasn't appealing to women, and henceforth, not of interest to dating couples or married folks; 3) and lastly dads couldn't take their kids to the movie because of its “R” rating} Beth Elderkin in io9: “Director Says CGI Will Take a Back Seat to Practical Effects in Blade Runner” This Is Now Our Third Episode on Terminal Dystopia Syndrome (TDS); Here Are Some Prior Podcast Episodes Concerning TDS: The Future Is a Mixtape: Episode 019: Fake Plastic World (on Adam Curtis' HyperNormalisation) The Future Is a Mixtape: Episode 004: Terminal Dystopia Syndrome (TDS) (on Dave Eggers' The Circle) Stephen Humphries in Christian Science Monitor: “Blade Runner 2049: Why Some Science Fiction Writers Are Tired of Dystopias” David Graeber in The Baffler: "Despair Fatigue" BBC News: “Blade Runner: Which Predictions Have Come True?” SyFy Wire: “How Accurate Is Blade Runner 2049's Prediction of the Future?” -{Futurists Grade Blade Runner 2049's Vision of the Future}- Mashable: How the Future Technology of Blade Runner 2049 Reflects Our Present Mark Fisher's Capitalist Realism: Is There No Alternative? (2009) Verso's Blog: “In Memoriam: Mark Fisher (1968-2017)” Zero Books' on YouTube: “Capitalist Realism and Mr Robot” Frank Ruiz in The Sacramento Bee: “Salton Sea Is a California Crisis. It's Time for the State to Show Some Urgency” Ian James in The Desert Sun: “Toxic Dust and Asthma Plague Salton Sea Communities” California State Senator Kevin De Leon Sells Out the Public in Favor of Pay-to-Play Water Barons as Seen in The San Bernardino Sun: “Bill Targeting Cadiz Water Transfer Dies in Senate Committee” Abby Olcese in Sojourners Online: “Blade Runner 2049 Paints an All-White Future. Again.” Jess Joho in Mashable: “The Hidden Feminist Message Buried Inside Blade Runner 2049” Kyle Buchanan in Vulture: “Why Ex Machina's Take on Gender Is So Advanced” Is Joi Anything More Than Joe's Pocket-Girlfriend? As Explored in Collider: “Blade Runner 2049 and Gender: The Future Is Female” GQ Magazine: “Blade Runner 2049: Let's Unpack That Strange, Fascinating Threesome Sex Scene” Kyle Buchanan in Vulture: “The Secrets Behind Blade Runner 2049's Surreal Threesome” Mike D'Angelo in The A.V. Club: “An Aborted Three-Way (of Sorts) Is the Most Strangely Affecting Scene in Her” Nathan Rabin's “Manic Pixie Dream Girl” Essay (2007) in The A.V. Club, Where the Trope Originally Surfaced: “The Bataan Death March of Whimsy Case File #1: Elizabethtown” Nathan Rabin in Salon Magazine: “I'm Sorry for Coining the Phrase “Manic Pixie Dream Girl” John Guida in The New York Times: “Are Blockbusters Destroying the Movies?” Michael Moorcock's Infamous Take-Down: “Starship Stormtroopers” Angelica Jade Bastién in Vulture: “Why Don't Dystopias Know How to Talk About Race?” Sarah Emerson in Vice's Motherboard: “Cyberpunk Cities Fetishize Asian Culture But Have No Asians” Siddhant Adlakha in Birth.Movies.Death: “On Blade Runner 2049's Asian Influence [And Disconnect]” Amanda M. Franklin in The Conversation: “Mantis Shrimp Have the World's Best Eyes--But Why?” David Rudd Cycleback's “Eye/Brain Physiology and Why Humans Don't See Reality But a Translation of It” Sarah Benet-Weiser in The Conversation: “What the ‘Fearless Girl” Statue and Harvey Weinstein Have in Common” Jonathan Cook: “Wonder Woman Is a Hero Only the Military-Industrial-Complex Could Create” A Blatant Example of “Lean-In” Feminism or a Laughable Article on Neoliberal Progressivism? As Seen in IndieWire: “Wonder Woman 2: Patty Jenkins Highest Paid Female Director” Vice on YouTube: “Inside the Making of Blade Runner 2049” {Interviewer to Ryan Gosling: “Do you feel optimistic about the future of mankind?” Gosling pauses, gurgles, snorts, and then they both laugh . . . . . . And So The Future Must Be A Mixtape to Have Any At All . . .   Feel Free to Contact Jesse & Matt on the Following Spaces & Places: Email Us: thefutureisamixtape@gmail.com Find Us Via Our Website: The Future Is A Mixtape Or Lollygagging on Social Networks: Facebook Twitter Instagram

Heya folks! This week, the boys took a look back into the distant past of the year 1982, to take a look forward into the distant future of the year 2019, with BLADE RUNNER! Directed by Ridley Scott, starring Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, Sean Young and Darryl Hannah, this sci-fi neo-noir flick has turned into …

The Filmlosophers, Eddie Villanueva and Chad Riley, prep for this weekend's most anticipated release with a throwback review of Blade Runner (1982), Ridley Scott's sci-fi masterpiece starring Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, Darryl Hannah and Edward James Olmos. Based on Philip K. Dick's “Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep?”, the film stands tall as one of the most beloved examples of dystopic fiction brought to film. In movie news, we share details about the start of filming for the next installment of the cinematic Shyamalaniverse in Glass (2018).

A southern man talking Merle Haggard, Charlie McCoy, Waylon Jennings, fitness, Wrestlemania 33, Darryl Hannah, Neil Young, John Prine, Smashing Guitars, and more

Joreth reviews a classic film of exploration starring Darryl Hannah.

Aired Sunday, 11 December 2016, 10:00 PM ET Lisa Loving Dalton spent years working with or stunt doubling for a galaxy of celebrity stars including Madonna, Meryl Streep, Robert Redford, Katherine Hepburn, Sean Connery, Dustin Hoffman, Darryl Hannah, Michelle Pfeiffer, Robin Williams, Robert Downey Jr., Liam Neeson, Cher and more… Yet, what stands out in her new book Falling For The Stars: A Stunt Gal’s Tattle Tales is the indomitable spirit she assayed, despite the extraordinary price she paid for her stellar career including misogyny, a miscarriage, and a life-long back injury. And each juicy story she relays in her fascinating chronicle, brings home an important life lesson for the reader—one that she learned the hard way. Beginning as a naïve, insecure actress, trying to use extra work and stunts as a way into the motion picture industry firmament, Dalton rises to become one of the top stunt professionals on the East Coast, ultimately reaping the economic rewards and the ego gratification—while denying her true desire to act full time. Dalton appeared in more than 200 films, television shows and commercials in New York, Hollywood and Texas, including work in Ghostbusters, Money Pit, Crocodile Dundee, Married to the Mob, FX, Legal Eagles, and Splash on the big screen and ER, HBO’s Carnivale, Dr. Quinn and Melrose Place among her many TV credits. Yet, Falling For The Stars—already an Amazon.com #1 bestseller– also provides a magical behind-thescenes look at the stars and moviemaking through the eyes of a woman who went toe-to-toe with the Hollywood elite, or at least walked in their stunt shoes. She knows first-hand the caring and humanity of such luminaries as Streep, Redford and Cher. Dalton reveals what it took to hang over cliffs, get hit by a moving car, drop from five stories up, dodge a bridge full of speeding cars—and to ignore the Universe’s more gentle prompts that it was time to quit and follow her passion into acting fulltime or teaching acting. The resulting career-ending spinal injury has a story of its own, how she researched medical and alternative paths that form the heart of what she shares with the world today. She is now certified in NLP, Hypnosis, and Neurological Repatterning—ways she learned to heal. With humor and candor, Dalton inspires the reader to rise above one’s fears and limitations and go for the gusto. In her book, it is very clear that she knows full well that tomorrow is promised to no one and there is no gift greater than the present. And the present is what you make of it by finding the hidden gifts. Today, she helps actors burnish their gifts by performing and teaching acting around the world. From a bullied, dyslexic, messy, freckle-faced, klutzy pixie, Lisa Loving Dalton grew into a statuesque and skillful stuntwoman, actor, director, teacher, author, filmmaker, leadership and life coach, and ceremonial minister. Always seeking and finding the silver lining, she has made the most of whatever life threw at her. She says, “I spill stuff, trip and drip all of the time so I made a career out of it. My advice: Embrace what is as perfect.” About the Guest Lisa Loving Dalton Lisa Dalton appeared in more than 200 films, television shows and commercials as an actor and stunt player in New York, Hollywood and Texas. You’ve seen her in ER, HBO’s Carnivale, Dr. Quinn and Melrose Place among her many TV credits. She was featured in the cult favorite “Berry Gordy’s The Last Dragon” as a bad gal in Sho’nuff’s Gang. Her stunts were used in such hits as Ghostbusters, Money Pit, Crocodile Dundee, Married to the Mob, FX, Legal Eagles, and Splash. She doubled Cher, Madonna, Kelly McGillis, Grace Jones and Meryl Streep. On the other side of camera, she is an award winning director/producer of independent fiction and documentary films. Lisa teaches and performs in Russia, Europe, and

As described in her memoir ‘Falling For The Stars: A Stunt Gal's Tattle Tales', Lisa Loving Dalton talks about her life as an actor and stuntwoman. Lisa has worked with and doubled for a galaxy of celebrity stars including: Madonna, Meryl Streep, Robert Redford, Katherine Hepburn, Sean Connery, Dustin Hoffman, Darryl Hannah, Michelle Pfeiffer, Robin Williams, Robert Downey Jr., Liam Neeson, and Cher. www.LisaDalton.com

Falling For The Stars: A Stunt Gal's Tattle Tales with Lisa Loving Dalton Lisa Loving Dalton spent years working with or stunt doubling for a galaxy of celebrity stars including Madonna, Meryl Streep, Robert Redford, Katherine Hepburn, Sean Connery, Dustin Hoffman, Darryl Hannah, Michelle Pfeiffer, Robin Williams, Robert Downey Jr., Liam Neeson, Cher and more... Yet, what stands out in her new book Falling For The Stars: A Stunt Gal's Tattle Tales is the indomitable spirit she assayed, despite the extraordinary price she paid for her stellar career—including misogyny, a miscarriage, and a life-long back injury. Each juicy story she relays in her fascinating chronicle, brings home an important life lesson for the reader—one that she learned the hard way. Beginning as a naïve, insecure actress, trying to use extra work and stunts as a way into the motion picture industry firmament, Dalton rises to become one of the top stunt professionals on the East Coast, ultimately reaping the economic rewards and the ego gratification—while denying her true desire to act full time. Dalton appeared in more than 200 films, television shows and commercials in New York, Hollywood and Texas, including work in Ghostbusters, Money Pit, Crocodile Dundee, Married to the Mob, FX, Legal Eagles, and Splash on the big screen and ER, HBO's Carnivale, Dr. Quinn and Melrose Place among her many TV credits. Lisa is now certified in NLP, Hypnosis, and Neurological Repatterning—ways she learned to heal. For more information visit: https://www.lisadalton.com/

The Stuph File Program Featuring Professor Bill Bogart, author of Off The Street: Legalizing Drugs, on the failure of the war against drugs; Travel writer Rick Antonson, author of Full Moon Over Noah’s Ark: An Odyssey To Mount Ararat And Beyond; and stunt woman Lisa Loving Dalton, author of Falling For The Stars: A Stunt Gal’s Tattle Tales. Download Professor Bill Bogart, an international expert on reducing the harm of risky behaviour, is back on to talk about the failure of the war on drugs. He’s the author of Off The Street: Legalizing Drugs. Travel writer Rick Antonson is the author of several books, including the travel memoirs, Route 66 Still Kicks, and To Timbuktu for a Haircut. His latest book is Full Moon over Noah’s Ark: An Odyssey to Mount Ararat and Beyond. Lisa Loving Dalton spent years working with or stunt doubling for many of Hollywood’s biggest stars. She’s worked with Meryl Street, Katherine Hepburn, Sean Connery, Darryl Hannah, Michelle Pfeiffer and Robert Redford just to name a few. Lisa shares her story in her new book Falling For The Stars: A Stunt Gal’s Tattle Tales. This week’s opening slate is presented by Mike Cohen, columnist for the Montreal Suburban, City Councillor, and he does PR for the English Montreal School Board.

"Movies as Teaching Tools" is the focus on November’s Word By Word: Conversations With Writers on North Bay Public Media, KRCB-FM. Today’s guest is SRJC media studies instructor and interdisciplinary scholar Tony Kashani, author of Movies Change Lives: A Pedagogy of Humanistic Transformation, and since host Gil Mansergh is a syndicated film columnist who uses film clips in his seminars, the discussion quickly becomes a knowledgeable interchange of how really good movies can be transformational. As an aid to listeners, here is a list of the movies exploring "who and what we are” that Tony and Gil discuss during the show: 1. Billy Wilder’s Double Indemnity (1944) starring Barbara Stanwick Fred McMurray, Edward G. Robinson 2. Ridley Scott’s Blade Runner (1982) starring Harrison Ford, Rutger Hauer, Sean Young, Darryl Hannah, Edward James Olmos 3. Andrew Niccol’s Gattaca (1997) starring Ethan Hawke, Uma Thurman, Jude Law 4. Peter Wier’s The Truman Show (1998) Written by Andrew Niccol and starring Jim Carrey, Laura Linney, Noah Emmerich, Ed Harris 5. The Waschowski Brothers’ The Matrix (1999) starring Keanu Reeves, Laurence Fishburne, Carrie-Ann Moss, Hugo Weaving 6. Spike Jonze’s Her (2015) starring Joaquin Phoenix, Rooney Mara, Olivia Wilde, Amy Adams, Scarlett Johansson 7. Mira Nair’s Mississippi Masala (1991) starring Sarita Choudhury, Denzel Washington, Roshan Seth, Sharmila Tagore 8. Mira Nair’s Queen of Katwe (2016) starring Madina Nalwanga, David Oyelowo, Lupita Nyong'o

In an episode destined to be considered either a visionary masterpiece or a long, boring, self-important wank, Ali and Jon take on Ridley Scott's 1982's seminal sci-fi noir classic, Blade Runner. Jon attempts to build a better life on the Offworld Colonies. Ali just wants him to vanish like tears in the rain. Mainwhile, Sparky dreams of electric sheep. Blade Runner stars Harrison Ford, Sean Young, Rutger Hauer, M. Emmet Walsh, Edward James Olmos, as well as Larry, his brother Darryl Hannah, and his other brother Darryl Hannah.

On a VERY SPECIAL episode of Eric Roberts is the Man we welcome VERY SPECIAL guest Jon Cross from The After Movie Diner Podcast to talk about two VERY SPECIAL movies. First up is the heartwarming family horse cart racing movie(?!)  AMAZING RACER (aka SHANNON'S RAINBOW) which features Darryl Hannah, Michael Madsen, Louis Gossett Jr., TOM ATKINS, Steve Guttenberg and ERIC ROBERTS. It's.. uh.. something else.  But that's not all! We follow that with the inspiring modern classic ASSAULT ON WALL STREET from the gret Uwe Boll, which has Dominic Purcell killing a bunch of Wall Street fat cats because they were indirectly responsible for ruining his life. It's like THE BIG SHORT on STEROIDS except NOT GOOD. Also, Eric Roberts is there. TUNE IN! As always, check out ERIC ROBERTS IS THE MAN on Twitter, or come chat ER (or anything else) on our Facebook group.    Jon Cross is the celebrated host of The After Movie Diner podcast, which can be found at http://www.aftermoviediner.com/. His latest album (under the name Miscellaneous Plumbing Fixtures) can be streamed right here. Follow Jon on Twitter @aftermoviediner A live version of the song “Murder on Wall Street” by Distant 2nd – which inspired ASSAULT ON WALL STREET – can be viewed right here: THE ROBERTS REPORT This is exciting. Using the extraordinary technology of PERISCOPE, Andy Dick live-streamed some sort of weird.. gambling event with cars. I didn't really understand what was going on. But what I *did* understand was an appearance from his old Less than Perfect running buddy ERIC ROBERTS! It was a pretty great moment. Andy was bemoaning the fact that there wasn't any other celebrities there, and then someone said YES THERE IS and then appeared ERIC ROBERTS. They conversed for a few minutes and that was it. Pretty beautiful. ————— Now the big Eric Roberts news of this past week was Eric appearance on the a show we've – oddly – never mentioned on this podcast. It's LOST GIRL, which just started its final season with Eric Roberts' TENTH appearance as HADES. Lost Girl focuses on the gorgeous and charismatic Bo, a supernatural being called a succubus who feeds on the energy of humans, sometimes with fatal results. Refusing to embrace her supernatural clan system and its rigid hierarchy, Bo is a renegade who takes up the fight for the underdog while searching for the truth about her own mysterious origins. I know nothing about this show aside from the fact that it's Canadian, but I *do* know that eventually I'll have to watch at LEAST ten episodes of it. ————- We also discussed the upcoming theatrical release of Frank D'Angelo's feature film SICILIAN VAMPIRE. The press release about the release can be read right here: http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/frank-dangelos-sicilian-vampire-gets-green-light-for-theatrical-release-566722281.html TORONTO, Jan. 27, 2016 /PRNewswire/ – The news was just released that Frank D'Angelo's feature film Sicilian Vampire will have its theatrical release in Canada and USA at the end of February, with Europe soon to follow. Break #1 – “Bring Your Dog to Work Day” by Miscellaneous Plumbing Fixtures Break #2 – “Cold City Love Song” by Miscellaneous Plumbing Fixtures Break #3 – “Kris Kristofferson” by Miscellaneous Plumbing Fixtures End Song – “Bleed Me Dry” by The Revolver Method Don't forget to head over to iTunes to subscribe and rate the show. If you like it.. tell a friend! Our theme song is (unofficially) officially endorsed by ERIC ROBERTS!   The post Episode 19: Amazing Racer (2009) & Assault on Wall Street (2012) (/w Jon Cross) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

On a VERY SPECIAL episode of Eric Roberts is the Man we welcome VERY SPECIAL guest Jon Cross from The After Movie Diner Podcast to talk about two VERY SPECIAL movies. First up is the heartwarming family horse cart racing movie(?!)  AMAZING RACER (aka SHANNON’S RAINBOW) which features Darryl Hannah, Michael Madsen, Louis Gossett Jr., TOM ATKINS, Steve Guttenberg and ERIC ROBERTS. It’s.. uh.. something else.  But that’s not all! We follow that with the inspiring modern classic ASSAULT ON WALL STREET from the gret Uwe Boll, which has Dominic Purcell killing a bunch of Wall Street fat cats because they were indirectly responsible for ruining his life. It’s like THE BIG SHORT on STEROIDS except NOT GOOD. Also, Eric Roberts is there. TUNE IN! As always, check out ERIC ROBERTS IS THE MAN on Twitter, or come chat ER (or anything else) on our Facebook group.    Jon Cross is the celebrated host of The After Movie Diner podcast, which can be found at http://www.aftermoviediner.com/. His latest album (under the name Miscellaneous Plumbing Fixtures) can be streamed right here. Follow Jon on Twitter @aftermoviediner A live version of the song “Murder on Wall Street” by Distant 2nd – which inspired ASSAULT ON WALL STREET – can be viewed right here: THE ROBERTS REPORT This is exciting. Using the extraordinary technology of PERISCOPE, Andy Dick live-streamed some sort of weird.. gambling event with cars. I didn’t really understand what was going on. But what I *did* understand was an appearance from his old Less than Perfect running buddy ERIC ROBERTS! It was a pretty great moment. Andy was bemoaning the fact that there wasn’t any other celebrities there, and then someone said YES THERE IS and then appeared ERIC ROBERTS. They conversed for a few minutes and that was it. Pretty beautiful. ————— Now the big Eric Roberts news of this past week was Eric appearance on the a show we’ve – oddly – never mentioned on this podcast. It’s LOST GIRL, which just started its final season with Eric Roberts’ TENTH appearance as HADES. Lost Girl focuses on the gorgeous and charismatic Bo, a supernatural being called a succubus who feeds on the energy of humans, sometimes with fatal results. Refusing to embrace her supernatural clan system and its rigid hierarchy, Bo is a renegade who takes up the fight for the underdog while searching for the truth about her own mysterious origins. I know nothing about this show aside from the fact that it’s Canadian, but I *do* know that eventually I’ll have to watch at LEAST ten episodes of it. ————- We also discussed the upcoming theatrical release of Frank D’Angelo’s feature film SICILIAN VAMPIRE. The press release about the release can be read right here: http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/frank-dangelos-sicilian-vampire-gets-green-light-for-theatrical-release-566722281.html TORONTO, Jan. 27, 2016 /PRNewswire/ – The news was just released that Frank D’Angelo’s feature film Sicilian Vampire will have its theatrical release in Canada and USA at the end of February, with Europe soon to follow. Break #1 – “Bring Your Dog to Work Day” by Miscellaneous Plumbing Fixtures Break #2 – “Cold City Love Song” by Miscellaneous Plumbing Fixtures Break #3 – “Kris Kristofferson” by Miscellaneous Plumbing Fixtures End Song – “Bleed Me Dry” by The Revolver Method Don’t forget to head over to iTunes to subscribe and rate the show. If you like it.. tell a friend! Our theme song is (unofficially) officially endorsed by ERIC ROBERTS!   The post Episode 19: Amazing Racer (2009) & Assault on Wall Street (2012) (/w Jon Cross) appeared first on Eric Roberts is the Man.

Steve Cooper talks with actor/producer Natalie Burn. Natalie is a fast-rising Hollywood actress, dancer, Prima Ballerina, choreographer, fighter, writer, singer, composer, model and a producer who has a resume that is genuinely unique. Currently starring in Awaken, a feature film that she created and produced, co-starring Darryl Hannah and Edward Furlong, Burn has also recently had key roles in Expendables 3, Killer Mermaid, Mechanic Resurrection and lead roles in Karla, Downhill and Ghosts of Garip in addition to prominent spots in several Russian films like Brigada Naslednik and several TV series like Petrovich in the last decade. 

On this episode we talk relationships with robots. In BLADE RUNNER we have Harrison Ford meeting cute with a very acrobatic Darryl Hannah replicant, and in HER we have Joaquin Phoenix who is unable to make it work with Rooney Mara and Olivia Wilde, but finds his soul mate in the hottest smartphone ever invented where Siri is played by Scarlett Johanssen. But first, the newest look at human relationships with robots, Antonia Banderas dances away desert depression in AUTOMATA. GUEST: Coolness from the podcast PODGRAVY joins us to talk about standing at the abyss of the robot apocalypse, and laughing at it.

Join us this week as we discuss the 1987 film Roxanne. Starring Steve Martin and Darryl Hannah, and boasting a wonderful cast of supporting characters, (hey there Fred Willard and Damon Wayans!), this Cyrano de Bergerac retelling is as wacky … Continue reading →

On Wednesday, July 17, 3 p.m. ET American director, producer and writer Susan Seidelman will be Halli's guest for the hour to talk about the release of her latest film, The Hot Flashes Movie, which recently opened nationwide. Susan Seidelman belongs to the first wave of female independent film makers in the American cinema of the 1980s. A student of fashion and arts at Drexel University in Philadelphia, her first forays into movie-making at New York University resulted in numerous awards. In 1982, Seidelman made her feature film debut with Smithereens, which was the first American independent film to be selected for competition at the 1982 Cannes Film Festival. Seidelman's second theatrical film Desperately Seeking Susan, featuring then-rising star Madonna, was a major box-office and critical success and launched the film careers of co-stars Rosanna Arquette and Aidan Quinn among others. Also on the list of Seidelman's celebrated films: Making Mr. Right, Musical Chairs and Boynton Beach Club. Seidelman was the director of the pilot of the iconic television series Sex and the City, and went on to direct future episodes. Her latest film, The Hot Flashes Movie starring Brooke Shields, Darryl Hannah, Wanda Sykes, Camryn Manheim, Virginia Madsen and Eric Roberts opened Friday.

The episode begins with Dillon and Charlie listening to obscure prog rock and discussing synthesizers. Dillon then goes off on caveman movies, the career of Darryl Hannah and the plethora of entertainment options at his disposal. Charlie does the news and the crew talks about a stand up comedy show they went to over the weekend. To close out the show, the guys discuss an etiquette problem and Dillon relates an incident that happened to him at the park. Enjoy!

to animate our cultural leadership response to the Gulf Coast obscene oil cataclysm Caroline welcomes Dune Lankard, Atabaskan Eyak from Copper River Delta in Alaska, conservation economies derived from long-term unresolved impacts of Exxon Valdez disaster. Followed by Darryl Hannah, actress-environmental advocate, voice for the earth, Ambassadress from the Sea, and David Blume, sane, reverent fuel advocate author of "Alcohol Can Be a Gas" to infuse sense into our collective that we may compost insidious fossil fueled economy.   The post The Visionary Activist – All Oil is Spilled – Gulf Coast Cataclysm: Convening the Council of Reverent Ingenuity appeared first on KPFA.

With Brad Friedman and Desi Doyen

With Brad Friedman and Desi Doyen

This week we are exploring the intersection of two powerful systems at work both within and outside of the home. Food and identity are intricately linked. The saying, "You are what you eat.", reverberates now more than ever as the food we eat is produced and transported from farther away and made from ingredients that are synthesized and almost impossible to pronounce.A recent article in The New York Times highlights our increasing disconnection to our food system explaining that what you eat has everything to do with how much money you have, particularly when it's cheaper to buy a package of Twinkies than a bunch of carrots. This article also looks at the power of U.S. government subsidies to determine what we and our children are eating - from our choices at the supermarket to those in the school cafeteria.Those who decide to grow their own food are taking back the ability to make the right decisions for themselves - what fruits and vegetables to plant and how to organically grow them. For almost 14 years, the South Central Farmers were doing just that. This 14 acre farm located in South Central Los Angeles provided 350 families with the ability to grow their own produce allowing them to significantly subsidize their family food budget and offering them a meaningful connection to the land that is often impossible to have in an inner city environment. This urban oasis stood out -- satellite views of LA showed two large rectangles of green surrounding by isolated industrial warehouses and dense urban poverty. It was a hub of community involvement spurring several other initiatives around health, the environment and economic justice issues.Unfortunately, the farm now lies fallow. This month marks the one year anniversary of the farmers final eviction from the land. After years of protests, fund raising efforts and the involvement of several high profile celebrities and activists, including Joan Baez, Darryl Hannah and Leonardo Dicaprio, the land was given back to the developer who had left it derelict years before the City of L.A. had made it available to the farmers. Police force and bulldozers were used to rid the land of both the farmers and their creations. Protestors were arrested and the 14 biologically diverse acres of trees and plants were razed.Here to talk more the South Central Farmers and their continuing struggle to make urban farming an option for the people of South Central L.A. is Tezozomoc. He is the elected leader of the original South Central Farmers and the manager of one of the ongoing cooperatives that emerged from the farm's activities.To learn more about the South Central Farmers, check out the link below. There are also links to a short documentary about the South Central Farmers directed by Ross Guidici, a YouTube video covering the destruction of the farm and photographs taken by Jonathan McIntosh who has made them available to download using the Wikimedia Commons.www.southcentralfarmers.comwww.ifilm.com/video/2718434www.youtube.com/watch?v=aNsWF7uD8HE&mode=related&search=commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/South_Central_FarmAlso check out the link below to read The New York Times article, "You Are What You Grow", written by Michael Pollan, in order to better understand the impact of the U.S. Farm Bill and its role in what we eat.www.nytimes.com/2007/04/22/magazine/22wwlnlede.t.html?pagewanted=1&ei=5070&en=61f85db44ee8c4ea&ex=1182312000The two songs used in today's program are from the Save the Farm 2005 CD. They were recorded during a concert in held November of 2005 organized by the South Central Farmers. Here is a link to listen to the entire CD.www.southcentralfarmers.com/index.php?option=com_wrapper&Itemid=41Join us next week for another episode of World House Radio: Stories of Home.