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In ep 114 of “How Do You Say That?!” sponsored by britishvoiceover.co.uk, Janine Cooper-Marshall joins Sam and Mark to talk about getting commuters from A to B without confusing or annoying them, we reveal the dragon in the room, Mark just keeps tripping over a place name and how you can be too Welsh and not Welsh enough all at the same time. Plus we get excited about bubblies!Our VO question this week is all about how you get a job on the trains (as a voiceover!), and is it tough to be in a niche?Get involved! Have you got a Wildcard suggestion that we should try or an idea for the show? Send it to us via Mark or Sam's social media or email it directly to podcast@britishvoiceover.co.ukScript 1In pursuit of the perfect bubble, David Brook strives to consistently raise the bar in terms of quality and distinction. We are one of the few South African wine makers dedicated to the art of Cap Classique. Our bubblies are serious contenders in the international wine arena - unique, sophisticated and elegant. From grape to glass, the entire process relies on meticulous attention to detail, precision timing and plenty of patience.Script 2Welcome aboard this Borderline Train to Llanfairfechan.We'll be calling at Llanelli, London, and Llanfairfechan.Please keep an eye on your personal belongings at all times. If you see anything suspicious, please tell a member of the staff. See it, Say it - Sorted.We are now arriving at Llanelli. Change here for buses to a wide range of destinations. These leave from the front of the station. The next station is… London.This train finishes its journey here. All change please.We'd love your feedback - and if you listen on Apple Podcasts or Spotify, hit the follow button today!**Listen to all of our podcasts here - you can also watch on YouTube, or say to your smart speaker "Play How Do You Say That?!"About our guest: Janine Cooper-Marshall trained as an actor back in 1981. She recorded her first voice reel with Bernard Graham Shaw in 2000 and somehow managed to impress him enough to be included in his book “Voice-Overs – A Practical Guide”, which gave her the confidence to launch herself into full time voiceover work. Since then she's recorded radio & TV commercials, eLearning modules, corporates, explainers, audiobooks… well, anything that requires a voice really. She has also recorded thousands of transport announcements… Janine's Website @janinevo on Instagram Resources: Click here for the Wildcard Generator and don't forget to think of an action your character can be doing!Mark's demos & contact details: https://linktr.ee/britishvoiceovermarkSam's demos & contact details:
From a list of eight blind spots for the shepherd, the community went with the oldest film on the list. Perhaps as a way of mocking the age of the birthday of your host. "Kind Hearts and Coronets" is a dark comedy of manners that was release in the U.S. in 1950. Famous for Alec Guinness playing eight parts, it is a showcase for character actor Dennis Price as the star. Three of the guests this week were old hands at this serial killer comedy, David Brook, James Wilson and Howard Casner had all been slain by this before. Only Matthew Simpson joined Richard as fresh victims of this drool Ealing product that is considered one of the greatest British films of all time. Set your headphones on stun because spoilers start flying immediately.
Episode 10 of Red Who where host Bubbawheat welcomes guest David Brook to discuss the episode Back to Reality from the fifth series of Red Dwarf. David can be found: Blueprint Review This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Threads Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music samples The Red Dwarf theme cover by David Bayliss, and the Doctor Who Theme covers by Amie Waters and Luke Million, Red Who remix by Bubbawheat
David Brooks' journey after a cerebellar hemorrhage shows how perseverance and targeted therapy can lead to incredible recovery. Learn how he regained his strength and balance. The post David Brook's Inspiring Journey of Overcoming a Cerebellar Hemorrhage appeared first on Recovery After Stroke.
David Brook from Blueprint Review joins Todd to discuss a 1982 film from Hong Kong's Shaw Brothers Studio. High kicking fights, hopping zombies, and chicken suits are all on the agenda as we look at Kid from Kwangtung.
It's spooky season on the Lambcast, Halloween is coming and horror films are everywhere. We got a request a few weeks ago for a show that focuses on earlier horror films so it seemed like the right time for another draft episode. This week we have some incredibly strange creatures who stopped living and became mixed up movie bloggers. There are a few reasons that we limited the entries to this time period. First, that was the suggestion from a listener that prompted the episode to begin with. A second reason is that I am looking for films that don't always get covered during the season. Let's try to broaden our tastes. Another reason is that 1973 marked a transition in horror films with “The Exorcist” breaking out of the horror ghetto and becoming a mainstream success. And finally, this limitation means that I don't have to engage one more time in an argument over whether or not “Jaws” is a Horror film. Aaron Neuwirth, Howard Casner, David Brook, Dave Anderson, and Todd Liebenow enjoy a "spirited" competition over their favorite older horror movies. Frankly, it is horrifying when the film you want is chosen right before your turn, listen to Howard scream repeatedly if you want proof.
Jay and Mark are joined by David Brook (@dave_or_did on X) to discuss "Pretty Scary Stuff (I Can See Clearly Now)," the fourth chapter of Deep Blue Sea. In this episode, they also talk about martial arts films that should include sharks, 1999 dancing scenes, and wonder if Carter takes naps. Enjoy!Please rate, review, share and subscribe! You can follow us on Twitter (DeepBlueSeaPod), and Instagram (@deepblueseapod)
Coming off of 50 First Dates I'm checking out the final Adam Sandler movie in this hiatus series with his first PG movie Bedtime Stories. Joining me for this episode is my guest Kristin. Therefore I Review on Twitter Women InSession This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Coming off of 50 First Dates I'm checking out one of Adam Sandler's most dramatic performances in 2019's Uncut Gems. Joining me for this episode is my guest Courtney Small. @Smallmind on Twitter Cinema Axis Black Canadian Film This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Coming off of 50 First Dates I'm checking out one of Adam Sandler's most well regarded movie, 2002's Punch-Drunk Love from writer/director Paul Thomas Anderson. Joining me for this episode is my guest The Vern from Cinema Recall. Cinema Recall This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Hello everyone and welcome to the Lambcast. This week we are going back in time, 26 years to the decade of the 1990s. In 1998 the Euro was created as a currency for Europe.President Clinton is caught with his pants down and lies about it.76 Million people watch the last episode of SeinfeldFrank Sinatra Dies andViagra is approved by the FDATitanic wins a bunch of Academy Awards as the Best film of the previous year, and future Rivals for Best Picture-Saving Private Ryan and Shakespeare in Love are released.We are doing a deep dive on the films of 1998 this week, and we have some springboard champs to do a triple somersault for you. Brian Eggert, David Brook, Dave Anderson are with us live and Matthew Simpson and Aaron Neuwirth offer opinions from another dimension.
Coming off of 50 First Dates I'm checking out one of Adam Sandler's most time travel-y movie: 2006's Click. Joining me is someone who's watched Click over 200 times, Blake from the twitter account Click Thoughts. @Click Thoughts on Twitter This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Coming off of 50 First Dates I'm checking out the third and currently final collaboration with Drew Barrymore: Blended. And joining me is guest Walter Vinci. First Time Watchers on Twitter This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
I am Jack's 93rd minute. I begin with a 4 alarm fire that broke out a while ago and I end with a speech for End Crime in Our Time: Take Back Our City. Host Bubbawheat discusses the David Fincher movie Fight Club one minute at a time. He joined this week by guest David Brook. Blueprint: Review Follow Bubbawheat: On Instagram, Threads, Twitter aka X Follow Lance: On Instagram, Threads, Twitter aka X Enter to win a copy of Fight Club 2 by sending a screenshot of a podcast review to FightClubMinute@gmail.com
I am Jack's 92nd minute. I start with Jack coming home to Tyler's army and I end with acts of vandalism related to underground boxing clubs. Host Bubbawheat discusses the David Fincher movie Fight Club one minute at a time. He joined this week by guest David Brook. Blueprint: Review Follow Bubbawheat: On Instagram, Threads, Twitter aka X Follow Lance: On Instagram, Threads, Twitter aka X Enter to win a copy of Fight Club 2 by sending a screenshot of a podcast review to FightClubMinute@gmail.com
I am Jack's 91st minute I start with space monkey! and I end with in Tyler we trusted. Host Bubbawheat discusses the David Fincher movie Fight Club one minute at a time. He joined this week by guest David Brook. Blueprint: Review Follow Bubbawheat: On Instagram, Threads, Twitter aka X Follow Lance: On Instagram, Threads, Twitter aka X Enter to win a copy of Fight Club 2 by sending a screenshot of a podcast review to FightClubMinute@gmail.com
The show goes on without the regular host, but with reliable guest host Howard Casner, herding the Lambs through a discussion of 1967, in films and the industry. Aaron Neuwirth, David Brook and Todd Liebenow share a lot of movies that came out in 1967, few of which would have been coming to your mind when you first heard the year to be covered. Drive-In fare, Spaghetti Westerns, and French films fill the episode. So maybe "The Graduate" didn't make anyone's list, there are still a couple you will recognize, and a bunch you will now want to see. Surprisingly, Richard gets some films on the list even with being absent.
David Brooks talks to Di Cousens about his 50 years in poetry and his new book, The Other Side of Daylight. Published by University of Queensland Press.
Coming off of 50 First Dates I'm checking out one of Adam Sandler's best movies: The Wedding Singer. And joining me is guest Robbie Sherman. Conversations With Robbie Sherman This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Episode 19 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Nick Rehak discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their nineteenth date because it's their nineteenth on screen interaction even though it's not technically a date because they are married with children at this point. But it starts at 89 minutes and 29 seconds with Lucy waking up and playing her latest tape and it ends at the end of the movie Nick can be found at: Lyrical Innuendo Play MST for Me This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Episode 17 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Alice Lauren discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their eighteenth date because it's their eighteenth interaction. But it starts at 81 minutes and 12 seconds with a conversation with Jocko the walrus and it ends at 89 minutes and 29 seconds with Ten Second Tom interrupting before their next first kiss. Alice can be found at: Twitter @PodSocialite TikTok @PodcastSocialite This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Everyone was asked to bring 5 films to talk about today. How they chose them was completely up to the guest. Heather Baxendale Walsh dives into her Nostalgia Bucket, Will Slater goes for Neo Noir, Nicole Ayers likes Nostalgia in Genres, and David Brook has a rag tag collection of, well stuff. Richard uses his Laserdisc Collection once more to filter his choices. We only had two films overlap, and a quick substitution allowed a replacement, so there are 24 different movies on this weeks show. If you are a fan of animated movies, you will want to hear Will's choice on the exit question of the week.
Episode 17 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Nick Rehak discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their seventeenth date because it's their seventeenth interaction even though it's not technically a date because the interaction is only one-sided. But it starts at 79 minutes and 57 seconds with Lucy painting and it ends at 81 minutes and 12 seconds with Lucy walking past Henry at the aquarium. Nick can be found at: Lyrical Innuendo Play MST for Me This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Get your Kicks in the Bishop and Bear 66! With due deference to Bobby Troupe who wrote Route 66 (and not a lot of people know that), perhaps not even Joe Root who wears 66 on the back of his shirt of course. What a week for Test Cricket, culminating in its own Super Sunday. Two incredible Tests, two extraordinary results. Three heroes in the form of Shamar Joseph, Ollie Pope and Tom Hartley. The latter, we think, bears an uncanny resemblance to the great Hedly Verity. Google some pictures and see what you think. It really was riches indeed for Test cricket fans and on our Barstools of Bravado, your ursine landlord and episcopal barman are joined by two passionate and knowledgeable guests. Aryan Surana, our resident Guerilla news hound and the irrepressible David Brook, represent India and the West Indies, but take a refreshingly non-partisan view of events. Fortified with rum and coffee, we dive not just into the two matches, but more importantly perhaps, the statement they have made in the context of challenges faced by Test Cricket generally. And we answer important questions like “How far is it from Old Trafford to Hyderabad? Just what was did the Windies put in Shamar's magic toe spray? And exactly how should we pronounce Visakhapatnam”? For good measure, we tackle KP's tweet asking for people's opinions on the balance of T20's and Tests, so grab yourself a drink at the bar and settle in to enjoy the chat. Cheers! Your Ursine Landlord and Episcopal Barman Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
Episode 16 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Jon Parker discuss this week's date which I'm calling their sixteenth date because it's their sixteenth interaction and their eleventh on screen date and 31st date if you count all 23 first kisses referenced last week. But it starts at 72 minutes and 10 seconds with a rude awakening and it ends at 79 minutes and 57 seconds with one last first kiss. Jon can be found at: Batminute Miami Minutes Hedwig: Inch by Angry Inch This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Episode 15 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Curtis Bloes discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their fifteenth date because it's their fifteenth on screen interaction and their tenth actual date though if you count the fact that this is their 23rd first kiss this would make this their 30th actual date. But it starts at 66 minutes and 46 seconds with Alexa getting knocked over by a wave and it ends at 72 minutes and 10 seconds with Lucy and Henry falling asleep together. Curtis can be found at: Linktree This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Episode 14 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Curtis Bloes discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their fourteenth date because it's their fourteenth interaction and their ninth actual date. But it starts at 66 minutes and 29 seconds with a shot of a large field and it ends at 66 minutes and 46 seconds with that's what I've heard. Curtis can be found at: Linktree This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Episode 13 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Curtis Bloes discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their thirteenth date because it's their thirteenth interaction and their eighth actual date. But it starts at 66 minutes and 13 seconds with there's nothing like a first kiss and it ends at 66 minutes and 29 seconds with a pan out to a shot of a lighthouse. Curtis can be found at: Linktree This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Episode 12 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Tierney Steele discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their twelfth date because it's their twelfth interaction and their seventh actual date. But it starts at 57 minutes and 6 seconds with Lucy coming home from breakfast and it ends at 66 minutes and 13 seconds with "Nothing beats a first kiss". Tierney can be found at: One Steele Sister This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Episode 11 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Chandra Boudreau discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their eleventh date because it's their eleventh interaction and I think we're up to their sixth date. But it starts at 47 minutes and 16 seconds with Lucy reading still life with woodpecker at the HukiLau cafe and it ends at 57 minutes and 6 seconds with Henry thinking about another way to deal with Lucy memory issue every day rather than lying to her. Chandra can be found at: Wildcat Minute Follow @AmateurNerds on Twitter This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Episode 10 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Heather Baxy Walsh discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their tenth date because it's their tenth interaction even though we don't get to see their date or non-date. But it starts at 45 minutes and 21 seconds with Henry tied up in the back of his truck and it ends at 47 minutes and 16 seconds with Henry asking Doug and Marlin the exact question the audience probably has. Heather can be found at: Word of (Hell)Mouth Instagram This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Episode 9 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Heather Baxy Walsh discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their ninth date because it's their ninth interaction even though it doesn't really count as a date. But it starts at 44 minutes and 13 seconds with Henry asking Ula to start beating him up and it ends at 45 minutes and 21 seconds with Lucy screaming "Keep running!" Heather can be found at: Word of (Hell)Mouth Instagram This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Episode 8 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Heather Baxy Walsh discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their eight date because it's their eighth interaction even though Lucy doesn't actually acknowledge Henry's presence this time around. But it starts at 43 minutes and 38 seconds with Henry sending his penguin into the middle of the road and it ends at 44 minutes and 13 seconds with two pairs of soiled pants. Heather can be found at: Word of (Hell)Mouth Instagram This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Episode 7 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Chandra Boudreau discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their sixth date because it's their seventh date because it's their seventh interaction though I'm not sure if this interaction would be considered their fourth actual date. But it starts at 43 minutes and 9 seconds with Lucy pulling up to a construction barricade in the rain and it ends at 43 minutes and 38 seconds with Henry lying about making little houses out of waffles. Chandra can be found at: Wildcat Minute Follow @AmateurNerds on Twitter This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Episode 6 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Chandra Boudreau discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their sixth date because it's their sixth interaction and could be considered the start of their third actual date. But it starts at 41 minutes and 56 seconds with Lucy driving down the highway in a gorgeous establishing shot of Hawaii and it ends at 43 minutes and 9 seconds with Henry "introducing" himself to Lucy. Again. Chandra can be found at: Wildcat Minute Follow @AmateurNerds on Twitter This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
The thread binding together Shaylyn Romney Garrett's perhaps unorthodox career path - spanning diverse fields of research, writing, activism and social entrepreneurship - is community. "I've studied it, experimented with it, been fascinated by it, and been frightened by it," she says, adding poignantly, "I often feel that community is something I have thought more about than almost anyone but have less of than almost everyone." After a profound 3-year personal healing journey, Shaylyn experienced the wisdom in the old adage "If you want to go far, go together." In 2019, she decided to spend a year engaging in a series of radically simple but transformative monthly challenges to shift from "I" to "We" - 15-minute connections, meeting her neighbours and hosting dinner parties - giving birth to Project Reconnect. When suicide rates, bullying, loneliness and polarization are on the rise, Shaylyn believes that such everyday interactions are where we do the "heart work" required to transform our hyper-individualistic culture and reclaim the power of "We." Shaylyn is a co-author along with best-selling author Robert D. Putnam of The Upswing: How America Came Together A Century Ago and How We Can Do It Again, which has been acclaimed "a magnificent and visionary book," and "a must-read for those who wonder how we can reclaim our nation's promise" to once more turn the tide from "I" to "We". Her writing also includes uniquely revealing portraits of religious communities across the United States in American Grace: How Religion Divides and Unites Us, which won Princeton University's Woodrow Wilson Award for best political science book of 2010-11. Her thoughtful opinions, writing, and research have been featured in numerous outlets including TIME Magazine, The New York Times, National Public Radio, BBC Radio, and the PBS Newshour. She is also the founder of Project Reconnect and a founding contributor to David Brook's Weave: The Social Fabric Project, an Aspen Institute initiative. Formerly, along with her husband, she co-founded Think Unlimited, a nonprofit in Jordan that helped thousands of young Arabs find their voice and their place as changemakers in their countries and the world. It won multiple international awards while also partnering with the Queen of Jordan. Shaylyn holds a BA magna cum laude in Government from Harvard University, and is a returned Peace Corps volunteer. She’s also a certified Holistic Health Coach, as well as a permaculturalist who loves to get her hands in the dirt, and thinks a lot about healthy soils as a metaphor for healthy human communities. She now lives in Southern New Hampshire with her husband James Garrett, their daughter Sophie and son Aeon, and their loyal dog Dewey (named for John Dewey, one of her favorite Progressives!) Join Shayna Parekh and David Bonbright for a conversation with this remarkable author, planting seeds for a new story of "we" in the garden of her own life and that of others.
Episode 5 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Jason Soto discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their fifth date because it's their fifth interaction even though this is technically their second actual date. But it starts at 35 minutes and 21 seconds with Henry fake wailing at his menu and ends at 41 minutes and 56 seconds with Alexa giving some questionable advice while referencing her manhood. Jason can be found at: Whatever with Jason Soto Whatever with Jason Soto on Patreon Rabbit Hole Podcasts Follow @FamousComedian on Twitter This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Episode 4 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Jason Soto discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their fourth date even though this yet again doesn't really count as a date. But it starts at 34 minutes and 34 seconds with Henry sitting at the counter and ends at 35 minutes and 21 seconds with Henry sitting back down at the counter. Jason can be found at: Whatever with Jason Soto Whatever with Jason Soto on Patreon Rabbit Hole Podcasts Follow @FamousComedian on Twitter This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys.
Episode 3 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Jason Soto discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their third date because, it's their third interaction despite not being an actual "date" which starts at 32 minutes and 31 seconds with Lucy reading Still Life with Woodpecker and ends at 34 minutes and 34 seconds with Henry going for double or nothing tomorrow. Jason can be found at: Whatever with Jason SotoWhatever with Jason Soto on PatreonRabbit Hole PodcastsFollow @FamousComedian on Twitter This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys
Episode 2 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Chris Nelson discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their second date because, it's their second interaction despite not being an actual "date" which starts at 21 minutes and 21 seconds with Henry coming into the Hukilau Cafe during the rain and is met with an Aloha goodbye from Sue and it ends at 32 minutes and 31 seconds with Henry on his boat and Oola in Henry's boat, literally. This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys
So in revisiting 2013, some of us might have had a theme, some may just have picked randomly but in sharing our lists there is a pattern. Round Robin with the Pineapple Kiosk Rule in place. David Brook, Todd Liebenow, and Howard Casner join the show and they have that 20/20 vision that hindsight usually provides. If ten years ago is just your ticket, you might be surprised at the films this weeks guests came up with. Also, the Exit Question this week provokes a few rants.
Episode 1 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Leandra Lynn discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling their first date because, well it's the first date which starts at 11 minutes and 32 seconds with Henry Roth getting a table right next to Lucy and ending at 21 minutes and 21 seconds with Henry turning down an offer from Alexa. Leandra can be found: @RockyHorrorMinute on Instagram This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys
Episode 0 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Jeanette Ward discuss this week's date which is what I'm calling date zero as they don't really interact starting at 8 minutes and 18 seconds with Henry Roth walking into the Hukilau Cafe and ending at 11 minutes and 32 seconds with Henry turning down an offer from Alexa. Jeanette can be found: The Mundane Adventures of a Fangirl Tamarind Belly Dance Instagram @j.y.ward This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys
Episode 0 of Well, Actually 19 First Dates where host Bubbawheat and guest Jay Cluitt discuss the pre-Lucy introduction starting at the beginning of the movie and ending at 8 minutes and 18 seconds with Henry limping towards a seaside cafe in a dinghy after the mast and steering wheel on his sailboat broke. Jay can be found: Con Air: The PodcastDeep Blue Sea: The PodcastThe Lambcast This show is produced by Bubbawheat Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening Music lyrics and vocals by Bubbawheat, music performed by David Brook, originally written by Brian Wilson for the Beach Boys
Howard Casner takes over on the show as Richard is traveling this week, and he welcomes in a group of Lambs with a wide variety of interests. They take you from Short Films to Capra Films and throw in a little Ray Harryhausen along the way. We welcome Daniel Chadwick-Shubat into the flock and old hands Stephen Palmer, Nicole Ayers and David Brook also plan ahead to what they will be watching Next.
POP ART, WHERE WE FIND THE POP CULTURE IN ART AND THE ART IN POP CULTURE. TOM AND JERRIES: Join me and editor, filmmaker and blogger David Brook (Blueprint Review), as we talk Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World and The Enemy Below, both films about naval vessels playing cat and mouse with each other. “To wives and sweethearts, may they never meet.” I must go down to the seas again, to the lonely sea and the sky, And all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer her by…Sounds like it's time for Episode 103 of Pop Art, where we find the pop culture in art and the art in pop culture. It's the podcast where my guest chooses a movie from popular culture, and I'll select a film from the more art/classic/indie side of cinema with a connection to it. For this episode, I am happy to welcome as my guest, editor, filmmaker and blogger David Brook, who has chosen as his film the 18th century sea epic Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World, while I have chosen the WWII drama, The Enemy Below, both films about naval vessels playing cat and mouse with each other. And in this episode, we answer such questions as: What is the attraction of cat and mouse films? Why did Peter Weir retire from filmmaking? Why did Dick Powell only make four movies? What do the context of the times when both films were made tell us about the films? Why did Curd Jurgens flee Germany? Where does Star Trek come in? How do both movies differ from the books? Why did Russel Crowe sell the violin he purchased to play in the movie? Check out David's blog at https://blueprintreview.co.uk/author/david-brook/ And his IMDB page at https://www.imdb.com/name/nm1986914/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_9_tt_0_nm_8_q_david%2520brook Check out my blog at https://howardcasner.wordpress.com/ My books, More Rantings and Ravings of a Screenplay Reader, The Starving Artists and Other Stories and The Five Corporations and One True Religion can be found at https://www.amazon.com/s?k=howard+casner&ref=nb_sb_noss Be sure to like, follow or comment on my podcast. I'd love to know what you think. And check out the other episodes. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/howard-casner/support
This week we go Back to the Future, it's 1985 and there are films you may not have heard about, seen, or caught up with yet. Marty and Doc Brown don't make it to the show but Dave Anderson, David Brook, Howard Casner and Todd Liebenow do. We have Hong Kong Action Films, Forgotten Films, and Spielberg Clones to fill your Television Screen with. If you like Zombies, Kung Fu, Depressing WWII stories and Geriatric Science Fiction, this is a show you won't want to miss.
All of us have those films in our back pocket that we have been meaning to get to. Sometimes it is a documentary that the whole world is talking about but you haven't been able to generate enough interest to stream it. Maybe it is a film from the Sight and Sound Poll, AFI or BFI film lists, or maybe just something everyone has talked about, except you, because you haven't seen it. This week, Nicole Ayers, Howard Casner, David Brook, Todd Liebenow and the Vern join the show to share their blind spots. We also take our blindfolds off for one film before we finish. And we decide that maybe we should have kept them on for something else. Come listen in and find out where everyone needs to expand their horizons.
Todd is joined by David Brook from Blueprint Review to discuss 1985's The Protector, the second attempt to make Jackie Chan a star with western audiences.
David Brooke, Founder and Team Leader of Brooke Group Real Estate, has an interesting story to tell - one that is rooted in discovering oneself during times of hardship. A mentor dedicated to inspiring and empowering his team to be leaders in the real estate industry... he's either giving the best real estate advice or offering a dose of enthusiasm in the spirit of helping others. From the beaches of South Africa, David was questioning what he was meant to be doing and felt he received the message. He tried his hand at construction then joined his father's appraisal business - attributing his success as an agent/broker to both of those experiences. Since making that leap, David has gone on to position himself as the leader of his own vibrant, ever-growing team of energetic, knowledgeable and dedicated agents and staff as part of eXp Realty. His team continues to excel, having sold 585 properties, generating $188M in volume across CT, MA, RI, Florida, and most recently, Maine. Which is why his team leads and succeeds by the example of "Each One, Teach One", because they believe that if you want to live levels of mastery in every stage of life, you're always learning for yourself and then teaching others. Go to brookegrouprealestate.com to connect further with David Brook and his incredible team. To learn more, visit:https://billbymel.com/Listen to more episodes on Mission Matters:https://missionmatters.com/author/bill-bymel/
Monte Stetler and Mark Cravens share the incredible impact that David Brook's book, The Second Mountain, had on their lives and the insights they gained from it. In his book, Brook uses the metaphor of the mountain to illustrate the difference between our early-life pursuits that too often revolve around achievements and status and what should mark our second-mountain. Life, marriage, vocation, and relationships are all discussed in this podcast. https://www.hopealongthejourney.org/ https://www.facebook.com/HopeAlongTheJourney https://www.instagram.com/hopealongthejourney/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mark-cravens7/support
Jay and Mark are joined by David Brook (@dave_or_did on Twitter) to discuss the chapter in which Pinball meets his demise. In this episode, they also talk about Inappropriately underwhelming reactions, sweaty movies, and Warlock's revenge. Enjoy!This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/5531889/advertisement
This is the sixth Decade Lookback Episode we have done, and let's just say it, 1973 cleans every other years clock so far. There is such a plethora of great films that "The Sting", "American Graffiti" , ""Save the Tiger", "Scarecrow", "Serpico", "The Last Detail" did not make the top five list of anybody on the show. It is such a great diverse year, that there was only one "Pineapple Kiosk" in the twenty five films that were discussed. And with Howard Casner and David Brook on the show, we got more non English language films than you can shake a stick at. It may take years for us to find as many films for a single show that people were passionate about. Dave Anderson and Todd Liebenow tried to keep Richard honest, but let's just say enthusiasm was everywhere. You should come and get some rubbed off on you.
Birdsville in the Australian Outback will become a golfing mecca if President of nation's newest 18 hole golf course has her way. Nell Brook has dreamed of having a golf course at Birdsville for 26 years, ever since she moved from South Africa to marry cattleman David Brook and live in the channel country in remote SW Queensland.The dream has come true after decades of planning and community hard work. The Birdsville Dunes Golf Club Club celebrated its first event with 200 golfers playing in the Outback Queensland Masters Golf.Travellers can now add golf to their bucket list of things to do in Birdsville along with crossing the Simpson Desert, visiting Lake Eyre, placing a bet at the Birdsville Races or enjoying camping under the big sky at the Big Red Bash.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Jay and David Brook (@dave_or_did on Twitter) discuss the 1944 aquatic thriller Lifeboat. Directed by Alfred Hitchcock, and starring Tallulah Bankhead, William Bendix and a lifeboat, the movie focuses on what happens when tensions arise amongst a group of people who are stuffed on a lifeboat after their boat sinks. In this episode, they also talk about Gangrenous meat, fast-acting alcohol, and death by shoe. Enjoy!
David Brook from Paisley's finest the Muldoons joins Andy to discuss the bands history, reforming for an 'one off' gig in 2017, subsequently releasing an album and much more.Check out 'Last Night From Glasgow' here - https://shop.lastnightfromglasgow.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Francis Ford Coppola had a good year in 1974. He was nominated for Five Academy Awards that year, and he won three but none of them were for the film he has always said was his favorite of his movies, heck it wasn't even his favorite of that year, and those awards came for Godfather Part II. Coppola's most personal film and the one he thinks is his best is "The Conversation" and you won't get too much of an argument from the guests on this show, we are all pretty enthusiastic about it as well. David Brook plays host this week as his pick for MOTM gets it's own Conversation.
What do you do when you always had a creative side that is ready to be fully expressed after 26 years in law enforcement? You retire to become a full-time artist. John Patrick Weiss is a writer, painter, cartoonist and photographer. In our discussion he talked about how his creative passions sustained him during his career; they became a refuge during stressful times. When I asked what he had learned during his career that helped him as an artist, his answer was discipline. John loves landscape painting and is recently experimenting with black and white photography. You wil hear him talk about ideas of where that medium might take him. Writing seems to be his main passion. This show was recorded live, and there is a 10 minute stretch where the streaming software of the host (me) went down. As the professional that he is, John carried the show by himself for that time. It is a funny interlude in the show. Episode Takeaways: 1. Whatever your passions are, go for it. 2. Paraphrasing from David Brook's book, "The Second Mountain," John tells us that the first mountain is self-centric. The second mountain is other-centric. Chase that second mountain in this next stage of life. 3. Be open to new experiences 4. Try different things until you find the thing that makes your heart go a-twitter. Thanks so much for listening. Subscribe on Apple Podcast, Stitcher , Google Podcast. or Spotify Follow up on Facebook and Instagram You can email me with questions or comments at wendy@heyboomer.biz - Wendy Green is a Certified Life Coach, working with people going through the sometimes uncomfortable life transition from full-time work to "what's next." Find out more about Wendy's 6-week "What's Next Transition" Coaching workshop - You can find John at johnpweiss.com.
Jim Carrey is our actor of the month in the LAMB's Acting School 101 feature. Alongside the monthly blogathon held on the LAMB site, there will also be a monthly podcast episode devoted to the actor and their roles, and wouldn't you know it but that's this very show. Rob was joined by David Brook of Blueprint Review to discuss all things Jim Carrey, but mainly the five performances of his that they like the most. If you have any reviews, podcasts or features written or published about Jim Carrey or any film or TV show he has appeared in, send them to Rob at actingschool101@movierob.net by 22nd January.
We're in new territory this week as we're covering our first animated feature film, and what better movie to talk about than 1993's Batman: Mask of the Phantasm? It's better than you remember it being and deserves to be in your top Batman films. From the sexual chemistry between The Joker and a lunch meat chopping robot to Alfred's incredible cheekiness (sleepiness?), we'll cover the full spectrum of this great movie. Plus, topics such as whether or not Free Guy is technically a movie, going to the theater on Christmas Day, and why Nathan has the coolest dad are all packed into this fantastic episode with special guest and Adventures in Poor Taste's co-owner David Brook!You can check out the Adventures in Poor Taste Comics Podcast on Apple Podcasts.Batman: Mask of the Phantasm stars Kevin Conroy, Mark Hamill, Dana Delany, Hart Bochner, and Abe Vigoda. Directed by Eric Radomski and Bruce Timm.If you enjoy what we do, please subscribe to our show, and leave us a rating and some feedback as well!Like us on FacebookFollow us on TwitterCatch up with us on InstagramJoin the discussion on our subredditBrought to you by HOLY Propaganda
A día de hoy, hay muchos estilo de alimentación (y vida) a nuestro alcance. Pero para poder saber cuál de ellos encaja mejor con nosotros/as y nuestros/as hijos, lo mejor es informarse sobre ellos y tener a mano recursos útiles para el día a día en casa. Hoy hablamos con David Brook, de Criando Veganos, de alimentación vegana en adultos y en niños y de un libro muy especial que están autopublicando. Conoce más en:www.criandoveganos.com y https://www.instagram.com/criando_veganos/Consigue tu libro en: www.criandoveganos.com/libroRecuerda que puedes descargar mis recursos gratuitos desde la página: https://viviendomontessori.com/gratis/A lo largo de este programa hablaremos sobre:• ¿Qué es el veganismo y qué beneficios tiene?• ¿El veganismo es apto para niños? • ¿Qué desafíos supone ser vegano en una familia con niños?• ¿Qué es Criando Veganos?• Cómo es el libro que está a punto de salir y cómo podemos conseguirloEspero que os haya gustado, muchísimas gracias por todo, por vuestras valoraciones de 5 - estrellas en iTunes y vuestros comentarios en Ivoox, y en general porque agradezco que estéis ahí y que compartáis todo esto, ya que gracias a vosotros cada día somos más. Podéis escribirme o hacer cualquier sugerencia en la página viviendomontessori.com/contacto También os recuerdo que podéis entrar al programa Creciendo en Positivo y tener más conocimientos sobre la crianza positiva y llevarla a la práctica en https://creciendoenpositivo.net/¡¡Recordad que los niños solo son niños una vez!! Y más importante todavía: nosotros somos sus referentes, por lo que enviémosles un mensaje grandioso para que sepan que pueden conseguir lo que se propongan, ¡igual que tú!Volvemos el próximo lunes a las 6:06, que paséis muy buena semana.
David Brook nos cuenta sobre el libro de recetas veganas para niños que ha creado junto a su pareja. Ahora mismo el proyecto está en fase de crowdfunding. Enlaces relacionados: Criando veganos Página del proyecto Valentí Acconcia – consultor de crowdfunding (y vegano) ¿Qué te parece el proyecto? ¿Regalarías este libro a una familia no vegana? ¡Comparte tu punto de vista!
David Brook nos cuenta sobre el libro de recetas veganas para niños que ha creado junto a su pareja. Ahora mismo el proyecto está en fase de crowdfunding.
En este episodio vamos a hablar sobre la crianza vegana. Junto con David Brook (@criando_veganos), vamos a aprender qué es el veganismo, qué beneficios tiene la alimentación vegana, cómo se le explica el veganismo a un niño, qué desafíos se encuentran al criar hijos veganos y consejos para criar a hijos de manera vegana. David es español, estudió ingeniería y trabaja como consultor tecnológico para empresas pero su gran pasión es el veganismo. David y su esposa Miriam, son veganos desde hace alrededor de 3 años cuando decidieron cambiar sus comportamientos, para que se alinearan con sus valores y su forma de ver el mundo. David apoya a personas a entender el veganismo, es mentor del programa Challenge 22, que es un programa en el que se acompaña y apoya a personas que quieren probar el veganismo durante 22 días. También es miembro de Vegetarianos El Puerto, que es una asociación local española que organiza encuentros y eventos para dar a conocer el veganismo, dar apoyo a la comunidad vegetariana y colaborar con establecimientos para que cada vez haya más opciones veganas en la zona. David y Miriam crearon Criando Veganos para compartir con otras personas los platos que hacen en casa para que otras familias tuvieran ideas de platos veganos que puedan gustar a niños. En el último año han trabajado para lanzar su primer libro de recetas veganas para niños que se llama La Cocina es Nuestra (www.criandoveganos.com/libro/). David es papá de 2: Mateo de 7 y Julia de 4.
Season 1 episode 32 of It's Time to Rewind: Groundhog Day After Day After Day where host Bubbawheat and guest David Brook from Blueprint: Review discuss Phil's thirty-second Groundhog Day that starts at 78 minutes and 57 seconds with Phil badly playing Rachmaninoff's Eighteenth Variation From Rhapsody On A Theme Of Paganini and ends at 79 minutes and 20 seconds with Phil saying that his father was a piano mover.David can be found: Blueprint: Review Follow @Dave_or_did on Twitter Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening and closing theme music by the No Corporation, Groundhog Day remix by Bubbawheat
Episode 31 of It's Time to Rewind: Groundhog Day After Day After Day where host Bubbawheat and guest David Brook from Blueprint: Review discuss Phil's Phil's thirty-first Groundhog Day that starts at 78 minutes and 31 seconds with Phil sculpting an Angel out of ice and ends at 78 minutes and 57 seconds with Rita asking Larry if he knew Phil could ice sculpt. David can be found: Blueprint: Review Follow @Dave_or_did on Twitter Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening and closing theme music by the No Corporation, Groundhog Day remix by Bubbawheat
Episode 30 of It's Time to Rewind: Groundhog Day After Day After Day where host Bubbawheat and guest David Brook from Blueprint: Review discuss Phil's thirtieth Groundhog Day that starts at 77 minutes and 52 seconds with Phil joyfully greeting the man at the top of the stairs at the Cherry Street Inn and ends at 78 minutes and 31 seconds with Phil attempting to learn the scales on piano. David can be found: Blueprint: Review Follow @Dave_or_did on Twitter Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening and closing theme music by the No Corporation, Groundhog Day remix by Bubbawheat
Episode 29 of It's Time to Rewind: Groundhog Day After Day After Day where host Bubbawheat and David Brook from Blueprint: Review discuss Phil's twenty-ninth Groundhog Day that starts at 74 minutes and 55 seconds with Phil waking up and checking to see if Rita is still in bed with him and ends at 77 minutes and 52 seconds with a young girl getting kicked out of her piano lesson. David can be found: Blueprint: Review Follow @Dave_or_did on Twitter Follow @Bubbawheat on Twitter Join the Facebook Group It's Time to Rewind Support the show on Patreon Opening and closing theme music by the No Corporation, Groundhog Day remix by Bubbawheat
Birdsville in the Australian outback has a new golf course and will host the Outback Queensland Masters Million Dollar Hole in 2022. Nell Brook has dreamed of building a golf course at Birdsville and after 25 years the dream is being fulfilled. A keen golfer Nell has a course design that will make outback travellers pack their kit, hitch up the caravan and head to Australia’s Channel Country.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Today's Guests: Keith Krach Fmr. Under Secretary of State. Glenn Youngkin, Virginia gubernatorial candidate. Jake Sherman, political analyst, NBC News and MSNBC. Salena Zito, columnist, New York Post/Washington Examiner. David Brook, columnist, New York Times. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Understanding, dialogue, interpretation, attention, and openness are essential ingredients of meaningful interpersonal relationships. They also happen to be central themes in one of the most important contributions to contemporary thought - H. G. Gadamer's philosophical hermeneutics. In this episode, I relate some of the ways in which he has influenced me.EPISODE SECTIONS00:05 - Updates, Insights, and Announcements06:18 - Episode Start09:26 - Interpretation20:29 - Language23:45 - Dialogue28:58 - David Brook's article "Nine Nonobvious Ways to Have Deeper Conversation"EPISODE REFERENCESJ. K. A. Smith, On the Road with St. Augustine: https://amzn.to/36HqcsJAJ interview on dialogue I: https://bit.ly/3lIxz7qAJ interview on dialogue II: https://bit.ly/2JF3SY1David Brooks, ""Nine Nonobvious Ways to Have Deeper Conversation": https://nyti.ms/2VAmR8JSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/thecraftofliving)
Six Lambs, Six Bonds, 24 Movies, Countless cars gadgets, villains and of course women results in a fun show as we draft components to make up our own 007 films. Jay and Richard are joined by MovieRob, Jeanette Ward, Mark Hofmeyer and David Brook for a fifteen round extravaganza of Bond minutiae with discussion about weapons, plots and henchmen.See who drafted the best list of components and hear how the players tried to arrange them into a film. This episode is a must for 007 fans but also a lot of fun for everyone else.
"I would like to think that film, as an art form, [...] would fly above any political issues or changes with what happens in Europe and the UK. I think that film will always play its part in bringing people together." The post David Brook #YAA2019 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
"I would like to think that film, as an art form, [...] would fly above any political issues or changes with what happens in Europe and the UK. I think that film will always play its part in bringing people together." The post David Brook #YAA2019 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
"I would like to think that film, as an art form, [...] would fly above any political issues or changes with what happens in Europe and the UK. I think that film will always play its part in bringing people together." The post David Brook #YAA2019 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
"I would like to think that film, as an art form, [...] would fly above any political issues or changes with what happens in Europe and the UK. I think that film will always play its part in bringing people together." The post David Brook #YAA2019 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
"I would like to think that film, as an art form, [...] would fly above any political issues or changes with what happens in Europe and the UK. I think that film will always play its part in bringing people together." The post David Brook #YAA2019 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
"I would like to think that film, as an art form, [...] would fly above any political issues or changes with what happens in Europe and the UK. I think that film will always play its part in bringing people together." The post David Brook #YAA2019 appeared first on Fred Film Radio.
David Brook is back with a new edition of The Cricket Crowd - the new world cricket podcast for a new cricket world. He's in conversation with George Dobell from Cricinfo, Charlotte Burton from Sussex Women and Shailendra Singh in Mumbai for a portion of "Masala Cricket", involving some spicy stories from the underbelly of Indian cricket. Furthermore, Bhawani Persad is back with an update from Trinidad and Will Buckley continues as our resident superfan! Produced by David Brook Executive Producers - Mike Leigh and Paul Myers thecricketcrowd.com
David Brook and Mihir Bose are back with a new edition of The Cricket Crowd - the new world cricket podcast for a new cricket world. Our guests this week are Graham Hardcastle from the Manchester Evening News, to reflect on Yorkshire's success in the County Championship, as well as Barry Wilkinson on the line from Barbados to discuss the revival of West Indies cricket. Furthermore, you can hear us introducing you to a brand new Superfan! Produced by David Brook Executive Producers - Mike Leigh and Paul Myers http://thecricketcrowd.com
Join David Brook, Mihir Bose, Ankur Desai and a string of guests as we discuss India dominating England in the ODI Series. Catch interviews with Matt Prior and Mike Yardy and an extended chat with our regular betting guru John McCririck. You can also win a Cohiba cigar if you answer the latest quiz question from TMS Scorer Malcolm Ashton Furthermore, we have a new Superfan, in the form of journalist, Will Buckley. Produced by David Brook Executive Producers - Mike Leigh and Paul Myers http://thecricketcrowd.com
Join David Brook, Mihir Bose and a string of guests and pundits as we look ahead to the England v India ODI Series, while also reflecting on England rounding off the Test Series with a win at The Oval. You'll hear a series of interviews from the crowd at the Oval, contributions from some fans at Sussex v Glamorgan, alongside the latest from betting guru John McCririck, England Selector and Nottingham coach, Mick Newell, Telegraph Cricket Correspondent Derek Pringle and the voice of Caribbean cricket, Andrew Mason. We're also introducing you to a new Superfan, Sam Collins, whose film 'Death of a Gentleman' is lined up for release next year. Produced by David Brook Executive Producers - Mike Leigh and Paul Myers http://thecricketcrowd.com
Ahead of the 4th Test at Old Trafford, listen in to David Brook's series of reports from The Rose Bowl and an in-depth catch-up with Mihir Bose. Hear contributions from Rod Bransgrove, Peter Bearing, Bhawani Persad and betting guru John McCririck, along with the latest quiz question from TMS Scorer, Malcolm Ashton. Produced by David Brook Executive Producers - Mike Leigh and Paul Myers http://thecricketcrowd.com
David Brook is out and about this week, having taken in Sussex v Warwickshire at Horsham as well has taking the time to reflect on where it's gone wrong for England. Hear contributions from our regular guest, Mihir Bose, along with a pitchside interview with Chris Jordan, some England-India betting tips from Channel 4 Racing's Tanya Stevenson, expert analysis from Sky Sports' David Fulton and another quiz question from TMS' Malcolm Ashton. There's also a new Superfan from across The Channel! Produced by David Brook Executive Producers - Mike Leigh and Paul Myers http://thecricketcrowd.com
David Brook, Mihir Bose and Ankur Desai are here with a new edition of The Cricket Crowd - the new world cricket podcast for a new cricket world. We are looking ahead to the 2nd Test, with some added reflections on the Test last week at Trent Bridge. Tune in to hear Malcolm Ashtray Ashton joining us on the line from Ramsbottom, Bhawani Persad dialling in from Port Of Spain and betting guru John McCririck in conversation. Produced by David Brook Executive Producers - Mike Leigh and Paul Myers http://thecricketcrowd.com
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