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Send us a textIn today's episode, I interview Aaron Blaise, director of the animated short film "Snow Bear," a story of a lonely polar bear navigating a rapidly changing Arctic in search of connection. Listen to hear about how Aaron found his way into animation, what he learned from his many years as an animator at Disney, and the emotional inspiration for the story of this new film.Books mentioned in this episode include:Lullaby by Chuck PalahniukFight Club by Chuck PalahniukFilms and TV shows mentioned in this episode include:"Snow Bear" directed by Aaron BlaiseThe Lion King directed by Roger Allers and Rob MinkoffBeauty and the Beast directed by Kirk Wise and Gary TrousdaleMulan directed by Tony BancroftBrother Bear directed by Aaron Blaise and Robert WalkerBambi directed by David D. HandMoana directed by Ron Clements and John MuskerMoana 2 directed by David Derrick Jr.Mufasa: The Lion King directed by Barry JenkinsBack to the Future directed by Robert ZemeckisE.T. The Extra-Terrestrial directed by Steven SpielbergAladdin directed by John Musker and Ron ClementsOh Brother, Where Art Thou directed by Joel & Ethan CoenThe Big Lebowski directed by Joel CoenClose Encounters of the Third Kind directed by Steven SpielbergJaws directed by Steven SpielbergThe Little Mermaid directed by Ron Clements and John MuskerTarzan directed by Chris Buck and Kevin LimaPocahontas directed by Eric Goldberg and Mike Gabriel"Dear Basketball" directed by Glen KeaneThe Wild Robot directed by Chris SandersLilo & Stitch (2002) directed by Dean DeBlois and Chris SandersLilo & Stitch (2025) directed by Dean Fleischer CampHow to Train Your Dragon (2010) directed by Chris Sanders and Dean DeBloisHow to Train Your Dragon (2025) directed by Dean DeBloisPolar written by Aaron BlaiseThe Hidden written by Aaron BlaiseFollow Aaron on Instagram @aaronblaiseart, check out his work at www.creatureartteacher.com and be sure to check out the film at Tribeca this June.Support the show
In this episode, I sit down with Glen Keane, a legendary 38-year animator and Academy Award winner behind beloved characters like The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, and The Beast. Glen shares stories about his family, his time at Disney, his collaboration with Kobe Bryant on "Dear Basketball," and how he skillfully weaves the gospel through his art. Join me for an inspiring conversation that delves into the heart of creativity and faith. Don't miss it!Social Media: Glen Keane Productions: https://glenkeaneproductions.com/Glen Keane Productions LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/glenkeaneproductions/Glen Keane Productions Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/glenkeaneproductions/IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0443855/bio/?ref_=nm_ql_1X: https://x.com/GlenKeanePrd Contact Glen Keane: contact@glenkeane.comSponsors:Saving Innocence: https://savinginnocence.orgRed Letter Challenge: https://redletterchallenge.comRed Letter Challenge Free Resources: https://redletterchallenge.com/free-resourcesBooks:After Amen Book: https://pastorrustygeorge.square.site/product/after-amen/157?cs=true&cst=customPurchase Rusty's Friend of God book: https://pastorrustygeorge.square.site/product/friend-of-god/155Episode 168: https://chrt.fm/track/D97B37/op3.dev/e/dts.podtrac.com/redirect.mp3/media.transistor.fm/1aca626a/1eafbeb0.mp3
The beers are back for another episode, and this time they're joined by a bottle of Josh Cellars - a wine brand that has been making a name for itself across the "interwebs". To start this week's episode, the beers pay homage to Kobe Bryant and his Oscar-winning short film 'Dear Basketball. Next, the beers rattle off this year's Oscar nominees and share their picks on who they want to win, and who they think will ultimately walk home with the win for each category at this year's 96th Academy Awards. To wrap up the show, in support of Black History Month, the beers round out the episode with two poignant documentaries on black athletes that everyone should see regardless of what month it is. Now sip back and enjoy the show!Drink of ChoiceJosh Cellars - Cabernet SauvignonCreated by upStreamhttps://www.upstreampix.com/the-wrap-beers-podcastFollow The Wrap Beers Podcast!https://www.instagram.com/thewrapbeers/https://twitter.com/TheWrapBeersDylan - https://www.instagram.com/dylan_john_murphy/Roger - https://www.instagram.com/rogerzworld/
Producer Emily has some stats about the Ravens, Patrick Mahomes and other NFL stats that are BONKERS! Also, we play DEAR BASKETBALL in remembrance of Kobe's passing 4 years ago today. Time for HOT and COLD presented by NEXGEN and more chatter about D'Angelo Russell and whether or not the Lakers should trade him? How will they do on their upcoming road trip? THE DUMP and SUPER CROSSTALK with MASON and MOMO! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Dr. Klapper opens his show with today's theme of storytelling. He is looking at people who were able to be successful in 2 different careers because of their storytelling skills. Kobe Bryant is the example in sports because he not only won championships but he won an Oscar for his animated short film "Dear Basketball". Trisha Yearwood is the example in music because she is successful in country music and in the culinary world. The Local Yoke is a restaurant in Manhattan Beach known for its jalapeño hash. Doc got the recipe from the owner and tells the story of the hash. Doc gives some "Klapper Vision" about Phillies outfielder Bryce Harper and his ulnar collateral ligament injury that led him to have recent Tommy John surgery. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Today we celebrate five-time NBA champion, two time Olympic Gold Medalist, philanthropist, Academy Award winner, author, husband, father and career Los Angeles Laker Kobe Bryant.To learn more, read 2018's The Mamba Mentality: How I Play by Kobe Bryant, 2022's The Rise: Kobe Bryant and the Pursuit of Immortality by Mike Sielski. Watch the 2015 documentary Kobe Bryant's Muse, now on Showtime, the 2019 All the Smoke video podcast episode featuring one of his final interviews, also on Showtime.Watch Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel's retrospective on Kobe Bryant from 2020, on Facebook. And watch his Oscar-winning short, Dear Basketball. Also listen to Bryant's family-oriented podcast The Punies about friends who play sports, have adventures and valuable learn life lessons..Podcasts dedicated to collecting and sharing Kobe Bryant's various interviews, are on listennotes.com.Sources: https://andscape.com/tag/kobe-bryant/https://www.cbssports.com/nba/news/how-kobe-bryants-mamba-mentality-changed-the-nba/https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/15/sports/basketball/vanessa-kobe-bryant-hall-of-fame.htmlhttps://www.nba.com/stats/player/977https://www.britannica.com/biography/Kobe-Bryanthttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-punies-by-kobe-bryant/id1425055063https://www.newyorker.com/sports/sporting-scene/anger-love-and-the-evolving-legacy-of-kobe-bryanthttps://www.nytimes.com/topic/person/kobe-bryanthttps://stacker.com/stories/12133/kobe-bryant-life-story-you-may-not-knowhttps://youtu.be/98wR6-r2bbI (Kobe Bryant's Muse trailer)https://youtu.be/lUcdx4W8Xes (Dear Basketball)https://fb.watch/crjEns3UMg/ (Real Sports retrospective)
Hoy viajaremos por Los Ángeles, California, capital de la industria cinematográfica, y lo haremos siguiendo el rastro de tres historias sobre basquetbol que han triunfado en la pantalla: "Lakers: Tiempo de Ganar", galardonada serie producida por HBO Max, "Queen of Basketball", documental ganador del Oscar en 2022 y recordaremos a Kobe Bryant, quien ganó también el premio de la Academia por su cortometraje animado "Dear Basketball".
What are you willing to intentionally dedicate your time and energy to? Resources + Links from this episode:Osamu Tezuka- Godfather Of Anime Stillness is the key - Ryan Holiday (Español) Stillness is the key - Ryan Holiday (English) Dear Basketbal Official trailer - Kobe Bryant Glen Keane and Kobe Bryant - "Dear Basketball" wins Best Animated Short Film | 90th Oscars (2018)Churchill's Hobbies - Create like a god Find us on Instagram @freeenvironment_Buzzsprout
¿Qué sería eso que estas dispuesto a dedicarle tu tiempo y energía intencionalmente? Recursos + Links de este episodio:Osamu Tezuka- Godfather Of Anime Stillness is the key - Ryan Holiday (Español) Stillness is the key - Ryan Holiday (English) Dear Basketbal Official trailer - Kobe Bryant Glen Keane and Kobe Bryant - "Dear Basketball" wins Best Animated Short Film | 90th Oscars (2018)Churchill's Hobbies - Create like a god Find us on Instagram @freeenvironment_Buzzsprout
Glen Keane, a 38-year animator and Academy Award winner who created many beloved characters such as The Little Mermaid, Aladdin, The Beast, and more, joins Rusty on Leading Simple. They talk about everything from his family, time at Disney, animation, including working with Kobe Bryant on Dear Basketball, and how he weaves the gospel through his art.
Be radically humble. Identify those people who have the right situational knowledge or experience or who sit in a position that you want to be in. To do that, you have to be one thing: radically humble. Realize that most people love to give. Most people freely give their advice to those that value it. Most people love to share their experience, their situational knowledge. Even their relationship capital— most people love to give to those they emotionally connect with. The reason they love to give is ego based. It's really not a humble thing at all. They feel separate or superior when they're giving, and in a scarce world, they feel better about themselves when they give. You can always identify humble people because not only can they give unconditionally (without expectation or trading) but they can also ask for help. When it comes to humility, I like to talk about how the practice of humility opens your world to new skills and knowledge, key components for people who strive for great-ness in their decision making. Take Kobe Bryant, for example. Most know him as one of the best scorers in NBA history, a champion by any definition of the word. But Bryant did not let his previous successes cloud his judgment when starting the media portion of his career. He was humble enough to call upon others who had different skill sets and a different knowledge base, and that's why his early forays into media, such as his Oscar Award–winning short film Dear Basketball, have been such a hit with audiences. In an interview with Jimmy Fallon on The Tonight Show, Bryant shared the simple, humble way that he was able to attach such respected names as composer John Williams and animator Glen Keane to his project: he asked. As Bryant told the audience, when it comes to learning any skill or gaining knowledge when you are unsure, “the best way to learn is to reach out and ask.”1 Even one of sports' all-time greats understands that the practice of humility will help leaders avoid the traps that their egos are apt to send them into. Tweet me @davidmeltzer your favorite takeaway from today's episode and come ask me questions live every Friday at 11:00 am PST / 2:00 pm EST. Text me at (949) 298-2905 or email me at david@dmeltzer.com to join! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
曾是HBL球員「 小綠綠」北一女 無心插柳成了「女孩上場」主要角色 接觸「范姜鳳君」這個角色做的準備 想要把教練「軟爛」的一面給大家看見 從過往經驗取得靈感 即興「花式罵人」法 「你又不是電風扇為什麼一直轉來轉去」 看見基層教練的犧牲 自己的家庭很難大量參與 希望藉由「女孩上場」讓大家看見基層教練的辛苦 「一生只有一次」 高中生涯突然的迷茫 「如果沒上去我不知道要去哪」 國中學妹現在在電信的黃虹瑛 受傷了照打 學習客家話完全聽不懂 當下想把戲推掉 刻意製造出嚴肅形象SOP 保持距離-打壓-鼓勵 戲中對教練的敬畏都是真的 Dear Basketball 國小莫名愛上籃球 存錢去看瓊斯盃 隊友都念穀保 自己在北一女好孤單 升高中暑假全運會對上錢姐 使出吃奶力氣都追不上 「我知道人生要換個方向」 國中碰到浩語姐示範運球 「天啊我一輩子都做不到」 不適應甲級球隊生活 學姊真的超爆兇 意外上台大戲劇系 不適應自由一學期就休學 想多為籃球做些什麼 「女孩上場」獻給那些沒有走到頭的人 給現在球員的一些話 「教練叫你做什麼就好好做」 在球場學習負責任 球員從小字典裡沒有「放棄」 不要罵教練他們很偉大 「謝謝小駱姐陪我睡覺」 最重要是對得起籃球 籃球給的幫助 在什麼位置做什麼事情 ——— 合作聯絡E-Mail dp.womenbasket@gmail.com Double Pump 女子籃球誌粉絲頁 https://www.facebook.com/DP.WomenBasket Double Pump 官網 https://www.dp-womenbasket.com Double Pump Instagram https://www.instagram.com/dp.womenbasket/ 如果你喜歡我們的節目，歡迎贊助支持 https://pay.firstory.me/user/doublepumpfor3 Powered by Firstory Hosting Powered by Firstory Hosting
Brinton and Humberto "H.Billi" Ona discuss what they enjoyed and took from Kobe Bryant's book. "The Mamba Mentality: How I play." he Mamba Mentality: How I Play is Kobe Bryant's personal perspective of his life and career on the basketball court and his exceptional, insightful style of playing the game―a fitting legacy from the late Los Angeles Laker superstar. In the wake of his retirement from professional basketball, Kobe “The Black Mamba” Bryant decided to share his vast knowledge and understanding of the game to take readers on an unprecedented journey to the core of the legendary “Mamba mentality.” Citing an obligation and an opportunity to teach young players, hardcore fans, and devoted students of the game how to play it “the right way,” The Mamba Mentality takes us inside the mind of one of the most intelligent, analytical, and creative basketball players ever. In his own words, Bryant reveals his famously detailed approach and the steps he took to prepare mentally and physically to not just succeed at the game but to excel. Readers will learn how Bryant studied an opponent, how he channeled his passion for the game, how he played through injuries. They'll also get fascinating granular detail as he breaks down specific plays and match-ups from throughout his career. Bryant's detailed accounts are paired with stunning photographs by the Hall of Fame photographer Andrew D. Bernstein. Bernstein, long the Lakers and NBA official photographer, captured Bryant's very first NBA photo in 1996 and his last in 2016―and hundreds of thousands in between, the record of a unique, twenty-year relationship between one athlete and one photographer. The combination of Bryant's narrative and Bernstein's photos make The Mamba Mentality an unprecedented look behind the curtain at the career of one of the world's most celebrated and fascinating athletes. About the Author Kobe Bryant (1978-2020) was one of the most accomplished and celebrated athletes of all time. Over the course of his twenty-year career―all played with the Los Angeles Lakers―he won five NBA championships, two Olympic gold medals, eighteen All-Star selections, and four All-Star Game MVP awards, among many other achievements before retiring in 2016. In 2018, Bryant won the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film as writer of Dear Basketball, which he also narrated. He was the first African American to win the award as well as the first former professional athlete to be nominated and win an Oscar in any category. As a philanthropist, Bryant founded the Kobe & Vanessa Bryant Family Foundation (KVBFF) and the Kobe Bryant China Fund, organizations dedicated to providing resources for educational, social, and sports programs to improve the lives of children and families in need, and encourage cultural exchanges between Chinese and U. S. middle school children. He was also an official ambassador for After-School All-Stars (ASAS), a nonprofit organization that offers after-school programs to low-income children in more than a dozen U. S. cities. With entrepreneur Jeff Stibel, Bryant co-founded Bryant Stibel, a company designed to offer businesses specializing in technology, media, and data strategies, capital, and operational support. Throughout his post-professional basketball career, Bryant claimed he'd never been beaten one-on-one. To find out more about Brinton Woodall you can click on the link right here, @americanaquill | Linktree To find out more about Humberto "H.Billi" Ona click this link here H. Billionaire (@theroyalmob) • Instagram photos and videos --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brinton-woodall/support
RIP Kobe & Gigi and everyone who lost their life on that tragic morning. I had Sam balling on this one... not because they died, but because Kobe got too old to continue his passion. It's only a six minute movie, but we could have talked about it all day! Mamba Mentality Bean Mafia!
In this episode of the Roald Dahl Retrospective, Patricia, Arun, and special guest Eli "TheHeroofTomorrow" Stone discuss about the 2016 BBC two-part animated TV movie Revolting Rhymes based on the 1982 book of the same name starring Dominic West, Rob Brydon, Tamsin Greig, Rose Leslie, Gemma Chan, Bertie Carvel, David Wailliams, Isaac Hempsey Wright, and Bel Powley. The story adapts from Roald Dahl's interpretations of Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White, The Three Little Pigs, Jack and the Beanstalk, and Cinderella. The plot focuses on a wolf wanting to get revenge on Little Red Riding Hood as she killed his nephews by eating her two young children. Revolting Rhymes was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short, but lost to Dear Basketball written and narrated by the late Los Angeles Lakers basketball player Kobe Bryant and animated by legendary Disney animator Glen Keane. It received mixed to positive reviews from critics calling it a short, charming film that captured the essence of Roald Dahl's stories, but not as memorable as the other animated adaptations. What do Patricia, Arun, and Eli think of the film? Listen and find out. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/old-school-lane/support
Tiff & Wendy discuss the past 4 winners from the Best Animated Short category: Piper (2017), Dear Basketball (2018), Bao (2019) and the latest winner, Hair Love (2020)!
Çizgi filmlerden sonra animasyon dünyasına giriş yaptık ve favorilerimizi paylaştık. Hayatımıza dokunan Toy Story'den Ice Age'e, İnanılmaz Aile'den Kayıp Balık Nemo'ya pek çok klasiği saygıyla andık, yorumlarımızı paylaştık. Pixar'a, Disney'e, Warner Bros'a, LEGO'ya selam çaktık. Bölümümüzde öne çıkan animasyonlardan bazıları: Toy Story, Ice Age, İnanılmaz Aile, Ejderhanı Nasıl Eğitirsin, Inside Out, Souls, Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, The LEGO Movie, The LEGO Batman Movie, The Up, Dear Basketball. Kimiz Ki Biz, bir Podfresh orijinal serisidir. Sosyal medya üzerinden kimizkibizpod adresinden bize ulaşabilirsiniz. https://linktr.ee/kimizkibiz adresinde podcast dinleme platformlarından ve sosyal medya hesaplarımıza erişebilirsiniz. Spotify, Google Podcasts, Apple Podcasts, Castbox, Pocket Casts, Deezer, Megaphone ve diğer podcast dinleme platformlarında bizi dinleyebilirsiniz. PowerApp'te bizi https://www.powerapp.com.tr/podcast/kimiz-ki-biz/ adresinden bulabilirsiniz. Keyifli dlnlemeler!
Welcome to Episode 11 of Remotely Renee. As always, thank you for your support and for coming back each week to listen in.This episode is epic! Renee begins the episode with her 2-Lit Crew taking a poll of what is their favorite basketball All Star Event. Everyone gives their opinion on why they chose their favorite event and also gives some ideas on what they would want to see with all star events between different sports.Then Renee surprises the 2-Lit Crew for Remotely Random with the The Hood Sorceress Christina, who gives them a gives everyone a glimpse into how the stars are aligned for each of them. She exposes the deep astrological signs of each of the 2-lit crew. Everyone is surprised by her complete accuracy about their love language.On Remote Scoreboard Paul talks workouts with Peloton. Peloton is working its way of the charts for Celebrity workouts and signings. Also on Remote Scoreboard, they talk baseball money and who should be the highest paid the across all sports?Finally All Star game or No All star game, everyone gives their opinion whether the players should or should not participate and their reservations.Dante Simpson is our Hero IRL talking about ESPAT and ESPAT TV. He gives some insight into his partnership with Ridgley Creative group and mixing gaming and e-sports content. He also talks bringing different cultural content to not only the sports world but also the e-sports world. Lastly he gives his goals for ESPAT in 2021 giving us a look into his great vision and excitement about the future.With Remotely Roses Nitasha Ali joins us to give out our roses this week. Nitasha is a teacher in Chicago who is also very big on TikTok and she gives Renee and the 2 –Lit Crew awesome clues to her Remote Roses pick. She also shares a great story about teaching the wonderful children in elementary school.Remote 1-on-1 Renee sits down with Brandon Copeland. Brandon talks about graduating from an Ivy League school and playing for the New England Patriots. He also expands on how he returned to his Ivy League school to teach a course on life. He gives his roses to his grandfather who was also in the league and understood how to nurture his love for the game and driving home the importance of getting his education.Remote Roots Snook tells of West Virginia’s greatest love story that gave birth to the HBCU that still stands today. She gives all the intricate details and sets the stage for a great black history event that tells how Institute, WV came to be. This story is packed with love, violence, wealth, and finally victory!Tune in to hear Snook school Renee and the 2-Lit Crew about West Virginia State University.Finally “Dear Basketball” …. Renee talks about her career and gives a big announcement that only Renee can share.Listen in to hear the rest of the show and please remember to rate, subscribe, and share with friends!Remote Random: 5:20Remote Scoreboard: 21:21Hero IRL: 31:06Remote Roses: 41:45Remote 1-on-1: 52:12Remote Roots: 59:00Produced by the Heartlent Group - https://www.heartlent.com/
Dear Basketball diary,This episode is from Friday, Jan 29, the Utah Jazz are the #1 seed in the West.... there's no way this holds up.Love,Cade
We mourn the tragic passing of Kobe Bryant and daughter Gianna, as it has been 1 year since that dreadful day. With a dark cloud of remembrance looming over us, we experience another tragic loss with the passing of NBA writer Sekou Smith. Prayers out to all their families, they will truly be missed. Even with the pain of loss, I try to continue on with basketball. As i believe it's what they would want for the game. We have MVP talks today, as the first half of the season is coming to an end soon. Tune in NOW to hear the hot takes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
The Texans continue the head coaching search and with each passing day, it looks more and more like it will end up being Eric Bieniemy. Sean and Michael continue to break down the search. Will he be a good fit? Who else are the Texans considering? Also, today is the one year anniversary of the tragic death of Kobe Bryant along with 8 others in a helicopter crash. Listen as we play Kobe's award winning short, "Dear Basketball", and Tyler gives his favorite Kobe Bryant memory. We are also joined by Rockets GM Rafael Stone as he tells us about the state of the Rockets and gives us a behind the scenes look at the hiring of Head Coach Stephen Silas. Lastly, NFL Mock Drafts are being released. What are the experts saying? Who's being drafted where? We break it down. All of this and more on today's episode of The Sean Salisbury Show.
Topics discussed on today's show: The Trendmill, Remembering Kobe Bryant, 18 Trillion Tons of Ice, Domesticated Dogs, Janet Yellan, CEO Steps Down, Dominion Sues, Vanessa Wants Celebration, Basketball G.H.N., Birthdays, News of the Day, Kobe Homeless, White House Sign Language, Things You Didn't Know About Joe Biden, No Coke, Pepsi or Budweiser, Kobe's Dear Basketball, Super Bowl Overtime, Should Tome Brady Retire?, Out Door Reopening's, Shaving and Sex, Top 10 Comfort Foods, Most Stressed States In America, Kobe Bryant Tribute, and Apologies.
On this episode of the Ellen K After Show, we explore the lesser-known legacies of a global sports hero: Kobe Bryant. As we near the 1-year anniversary of that tragic accident in Calabasas, our friend Steve Gregory at KFI-AM 640 talks about a moving new docu-podcast called "The Death and Life of Kobe Bryant." Find out who inspired Kobe to make "Dear Basketball." Plus, Mamba's silent passions, philanthropies and more. It's a celebration -- on the Ellen K After Show!
French Horn player extraordinaire talks his life and career as studio musician in Hollywood and his many collaborations with John Williams, including his work as Principal Horn on The Post and the recent Star Wars sequels The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker, sharing his views on the Maestro's music Los Angeles native French Horn player Dylan Skye Hart is part of the younger generation of studio musician who are carrying over the great tradition of the "Hollywood sound" in film scores established by legendary horn players such as Vince DeRosa and Jim Thatcher, of whom Dylan can really be considered a natural heir. Dylan had the distinguished honour of performing as Principal Horn for John Williams on a few of his more recent scores, including The Post (2017) and the Star Wars sequels The Last Jedi (2017) and The Rise of Skywalker (2019), following in the footsteps of those above mentioned musicians. Since 2008, Dylan Hart has played for many top Hollywood composers including Alan Silvestri, Hans Zimmer, James Newton Howard, Bruce Broughton, John Powell and Alexandre Desplat. Dylan is also a devoted classical musician—he's currently Principal Horn for the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra and has performed with the Los Angeles Philharmonic, Santa Barbara Symphony, Los Angeles Chamber Orchestra, Pacific Symphony, and the San Diego Symphony Orchestra. Dylan is also a member of the Los Angeles Horn Quartet and Modern Brass Quintet. In this conversation, Dylan talks about his life and career as French Horn player in Los Angeles, from his humble beginnings to his years studying with Vince DeRosa and Jim Thatcher. He recalls his first gigs in major film scores and his work performing for John Williams in such scores as War Horse, The Post, Dear Basketball and the Star Wars films, offering his own unique insight about Williams' process in the studio and his writing for the instrument. Dylan also reflects on the great tradition of Hollywood's horn playing style as mastered by his teachers DeRosa and Thatcher and what it means carrying that legacy. For more information, visit https://thelegacyofjohnwilliams.com/2020/12/18/dylan-hart-podcast/
Historien om en av världens genom tiderna största basketspelare, om våldtäktsanklagelsen och transformationen till en hel stads hjältefigur. Det är tidig morgon i januari 2020. En av världens mest kända basketspelare, Kobe Bryant och hans dotter Gianna sitter i en helikopter. Efter pensionen tillbringar han mer tid med sin familj, och framför allt med sin basketspelande dotter. Den här dagen är de på väg till hennes basketträning. Helikoptern lyfter från marken i den hårda vinden. En tjock dimma ligger Kalifornien. Under dem vaknar miljoner Los Angeles-bor upp till vilken söndag som helst. De som blickar upp har ingen aning om att det är deras stads hjälte - Kobe Bryant - som svävar ovanför. Ingen vet att det är hans sista resa i livet. Historien om Kobe Bryant handlar om resan till att bli en av världens bästa basketspelare. Om att stå anklagad för våldtäkt och om att födas på nytt som Black Mamba. Men framför allt: om att bli Los Angeles hjälte. En historia med ett tragiskt slut. Programledare: Vendela Lundberg Avsnittsförfattare: Mathilda von Essen Tekniker: Fredrik Nilsson Programmet är en produktion från produktionsbolaget OLGA I programmet hörs journalisterna Amat Levin och Filip Hammar. Ljudklippen är hämtade från: NBC News, ESPN, A&E Television, Dokumentären Musk, Intervjuer med Chick Hearn, Jimmy Kimmel, Kobe Bryant minnesceremoni, Space Jam, Dear Basketball och filmen Kill Bill.
Historien om en av världens genom tiderna största basketspelare, om våldtäktsanklagelsen och transformationen till en hel stads hjältefigur. Det är tidig morgon i januari 2020. En av världens mest kända basketspelare, Kobe Bryant och hans dotter Gianna sitter i en helikopter. Efter pensionen tillbringar han mer tid med sin familj, och framför allt med sin basketspelande dotter. Den här dagen är de på väg till hennes basketträning. Helikoptern lyfter från marken i den hårda vinden. En tjock dimma ligger Kalifornien. Under dem vaknar miljoner Los Angeles-bor upp till vilken söndag som helst. De som blickar upp har ingen aning om att det är deras stads hjälte - Kobe Bryant - som svävar ovanför. Ingen vet att det är hans sista resa i livet. Historien om Kobe Bryant handlar om resan till att bli en av världens bästa basketspelare. Om att stå anklagad för våldtäkt och om att födas på nytt som Black Mamba. Men framför allt: om att bli Los Angeles hjälte. En historia med ett tragiskt slut. Programledare: Vendela Lundberg Avsnittsförfattare: Mathilda von Essen Tekniker: Fredrik Nilsson Programmet är en produktion från produktionsbolaget OLGA I programmet hörs journalisterna Amat Levin och Filip Hammar. Ljudklippen är hämtade från: NBC News, ESPN, A&E Television, Dokumentären Musk, Intervjuer med Chick Hearn, Jimmy Kimmel, Kobe Bryant minnesceremoni, Space Jam, Dear Basketball och filmen Kill Bill.
It's been a weird year for everything, and movies are no exception. But nonetheless, Oscars season is starting to percolate, and here to break it down is Scott Feinberg, who covers the awards for The Hollywood Reporter, and hosts the fantastic THR Awards Chatter pod (which can be https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/awards-chatter/id1039032256 (found here), and wherever else you get your finest audio). We start, though, on Kobe Bryant, who Scott had a chance spend time with as Kobe went through the process of making, getting nominated and ultimately winning an Oscar for "Dear Basketball." What made his journey in Hollywood unique? How about LeBron James? Clearly concerns about his commitment to hoops vs. commitment to Hollywood have been eliminated, but that doesn't mean he's not interested in the Hollywood stuff. And it's going pretty well, too. From there, it's on to news about this year's Oscars ceremony. What is it going to look like? What movies are making headway, and how might the way in which they're distributed this year impact future Oscar seasons? Was there any consideration to cancelling, given how many release dates have been pushed back? Finally, what does the week's news about Warner Brothers and HBO Max mean for the future of the industry? What else is coming? Is the theater-going experience, at least as it was before the pandemic, officially dead?
Listen to us on Apple Podcast or Stitcher!Send us a message!Music by Mike. Check out his Soundcloud.Like our content? Visit our website!---Matt and Gabe slice and dice through the good, the bad, and the ugly of Ghost of Tsushima and try not to get Sucker Punched along the way (apologies for the terrible pun).Mike's Youtube playlist of Ghost of TsushimaReference:Borat Subsequent MoviefilmColor out of SpaceIsland of Dr. Moreau controversyRaymond Daniels sends someone's testicles to the Shadow RealmBellator MMATenebre and GialloIn the Mood for Love and Wong Kar WaiStar Trek Beyond ZanzibarlandWitnessOver the Moon, Dear Basketball, and Glen KeaneApocalypse Now - The Final CutLindsay Ellis Borat Video#prestigetelevision, #snydermoment
For the first time ever, the Tribeca Film Festival has opened for podcast submissions! To celebrate, we’re bringing you a special behind the scenes episode about how our short film submissions process works. Leah chatted with Tribeca’s short programmers, Sharon Badal and Ben Thompson, to learn what they look for in the films they select, common mistakes they see, and what filmmakers can do to stand out. For more information and to submit your film or podcast, go to tribecafilm.com/submissions.Do you want to learn more about how Tribeca works? Or have you been to a talk at the festival that you’d like to hear again? Let us know! Email us at tribecatalks@gmail.com or follow us on social @tribeca.You can watch some the short films discussed in the episode at the links below: Chloe Sarbib’s Girl FriendMarshall Curry’s The Neighbors’ WindowKobe Bryant and Glen Keane’s Dear Basketball
We've taken the "mini" episode even further as Time Sensitive breaks down the past three winners of the Academy Award for Best Animated Short Film. Once dominated by Walt Disney, this category has an impressive history spanning all different types of animation. We talk "Dear Basketball", "Bao", and the current champ "Hair Love"
Welcome animation fans to a very special episode of The AFA Podcast, which is the latest instalment of our interview series. This time we have our biggest guest so far, as Rachael chats with animation legend Glen Keane- veteran of Disney animation, ( he was designer of the main charcters in The Little Mermaid, Beauty and The Beast and Aladdin) Oscar winning short director (for Dear Basketball) and now a feature director with new film Over The Moon. Glen discusses his work on the film- which is now streaming on Netflix- as well as sharing his thoughts on who animation is for and offers advice for new animators! It's a huge honour to feature Glen on the site and you won't want to miss this! SHOW NOTES Over The Moon Review
In 2018, legendary Disney animator Glen Keane won an Academy Award with the late Kobe Bryant for their animated short film "Dear Basketball". Now Keane makes his feature film directorial debut with the animated musical adventure "Over the Moon", which debuts Friday on Netflix. And it could send him to the Oscars yet again. Keane discusses Kobe, COVID and "OTM" on this special LCJ Q&A Podcast episode.
O Programa Homenagem é produzido pela equipe da Web Rádio Nós Na Fita com a intenção de homenagear personalidades, que de forma positiva, deixaram seu nome na história da arte, cultura, esporte, ciências e outras áreas afins. Nesta semana, falamos sobre um 8 lendário: Kobe Bryant. O jogador de basquete, que depois também brilhou com a 24, jogou durante toda a carreira no Los Angeles Lakers. Lá, conquistou cinco títulos da NBA e virou o quarto maior cestinha da história do campeonato. Outras conquistas individuais também incluem o MVP de melhor jogador da temporada 2007/2008, 2 MVPs das finais e 4 MVPs no All Star Game, onde jogou 18 vezes durante 20 anos de carreira. Bicampeão olímpico com a seleção americana, Kobe foi para muitos o sucessor de Michael Jordan, tanto na qualidade individual quanto na idolatria e no carisma. Ele chegou a gravar algumas músicas de rap no início da carreira, sempre esteve envolvido com a caridade e criou a "Mamba Mentality" para manter o espírito competitivo e vencedor. As muitas lesões na parte final da carreira foram o prenúncio de sua despedida das quadras, em 2016. Depois, como empresário e homem de negócios, Kobe foi o primeiro esportista da história a ganhar um Oscar, de "melhor curta-metragem de animação" com "Dear Basketball", onde ele narra a carta de despedida que escreveu, anunciando sua aposentadoria. Infelizmente, no início deste ano, Kobe e mais oito pessoas (incluindo uma das filhas, Gianna Bryant) morreram em um acidente de helicóptero em Calabasas, nos Estados Unidos. No entanto, nada é capaz de apagar o legado, o exemplo e as conquistas do "Black Mamba". Confira!
Brandon and I talk NBA Hiatus, Last Dance Documentary, and the Future of NoLimitJumper. We discuss the importance of how much the NBA means to fans world wide, and how the game has changed over the years
This week on the show Sonny and Gabe review the movies Dear Basketball, Rocky I & Rocky II. Listen to their thoughts on Kobe Bryant's short film and the classic boxing movies starring Sylvester Stallone.
Just like many people around the world, I was in shock when I heard the news that Kobe Bryant was killed in a helicopter accident... As the details continued to come in, the story just got more heartbreaking. Soon after, I got a text from a buddy by the name of John Lukin, who I played baseball with at UCLA: “The other father, wife, and daughter in the Kobe crash was my baseball coach at Orange Coast College, John Altobelli. I'm shocked bro. He's why I stayed in baseball after UCLA. He's why I ended up at Rice. He's why I met my wife, Missy. Say a prayer for his family bud. And hug yours.” As the world mourns the loss of a generational superstar that made a positive impact on so many lives, there were 8 other people lost on that helicopter that seemed to be filled with so much life, promise, and inspiration... Memento Mori is a stoic philosophy phrase that is no stranger to the Daily Hustle that basically means we all will die... The stoics were said to meditate on this NOT to be dark and morbid, but rather quite the opposite... The simple recognition of our own impermanence was what the stoics used as a reminder for all of us to LIVE OUR LIVES. If there was anybody in the world that seemed immortal, Kobe was it... A 41-year-old, 20 year NBA superstar just entering the 2nd half of his life that already included an Oscar for the film he created called “Dear Basketball.” He was as driven by an athlete and person that we have seen in our generation and his ability to articulate the reasons for his success basically distinguished him as one of the premier motivational speakers we have ever seen in our lifetime. Kobe was the father of four girls and by all accounts, he was just as good of a Dad as he was a basketball player. There is no underlying message here from this tragedy and no real way to spin it in any sort of positive direction... 9 people with so much life to give gone way too soon and it just plain f*ing sucks... Just about all of us have dealt with the unimaginable in our lives and as soul-crushing as these things can be, we have no choice but to move on and let it be a reminder that the arrow of death spares nobody. A couple of years ago I ran across a print at the DailyStoic.Com that is a recreation of an anonymous 1635 German engraving that has a skeleton smiling and aiming a crossbow directly at whoever would be looking at the picture… In French, the inscription reads… “Ma flesche (asseure toy) n'espargnera personne Vous danserez trestout ce balet, que je sonnne.” Translation: “My arrow (I promise you) spares no one, You will all dance the ballet of which I sing” Kowalski's sick ass loved it so much he even made us a couple of t shirts with the image and quote… As the Daily Stoic points out, the print is a representation of Memento Mori in its rawest and most pure form and brings to mind the famous quote in Gladiator that was apparently wrongfully attributed to Marcus Aurelius... But does it really matter who said it? Truth like the below quote is so evident and so powerful that it clearly speaks for itself... “Death smiles at every man, and all a man can do is smile back.” Lets just keep smiling, EB
This is an homage to the late great Kobe Bryant, inspired by his Oscar winning animated short, Dear Basketball. Despite not knowing Kobe personally, his influence left a lasting impact on my life as he did for millions of people around the world. Kobe truly embodied what it meant to be blessed for success. May him, his daughter Gigi, and the 7 others who perished in the crash rest in peace.
So that's it? What? We some kind of Bird of Prey? Today we talk about the job grind, Kobe Bryant, Dear Basketball, Twitter decay, Facebook Jail, Instagram Jail, what should win the Oscars 2020, the blandness of Wonder Woman, the UFC fight, Fire Pro Wrestling, Indivisble, Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn), Super Bowl 2020, the commercials, and whatever happened at the Half Time Show. Normal is a setting on a washing machine. Site: http://thedeadpixelsoftheinternet.podbean.com/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC6DRMrv0PIxafjvjWH9rT8g Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6ROO69EAySRoc7Ag7SEtq7 Joe's Twitter: https://twitter.com/joemanuel Lorne's Twitter: https://twitter.com/BrokenHexagram
As I mourn along with the world the tragic loss of Kobe Bryant, this is my catharsis, my way of saying good bye to an Icon. I wrote this poem for me and then I decided to share it on this platform, hoping it helps someone
The Oscars are here, already.After the shortest awards season in decades, the 92nd annual Academy Awards will get underway Sunday evening at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles. The red carpet is being rolled out two to three weeks earlier than usual in a bid to freshen up a ceremony and potentially boost ratings.The truncated time table has put the normally bloated Oscars season on a diet (Sunday's show will also, for the second straight year, be hostless) and sent film academy members scrambling to finish their movie-watching — no small task in a year featuring a few three-hour epics like "The Irishman" and "Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood."Fittingly for a fast race, a movie about a mad dash has risen to the top of the heap. After winning nearly every major precursor award, Sam Mendes' "1917," about a pair of British soldiers sent with an urgent message to deliver through recently-held enemy territory, is the favourite for best picture. Thanks to its technical dazzle, the seemingly one-continuous-shot "1917" is also likely to come away with the most awards Sunday, even without any acting nominations.Although Joaquin Phoenix, Renée Zellweger, Brad Pitt and Laura Dern all appear to be all-but-certain locks in the acting categories, there's still the potential for a history-making upset. Momentum has swung behind Bong Joon Ho's South Korean thriller "Parasite," and some believe it has a chance to become the first non-English language film to win best picture.Such a win would be a watershed moment for the Academy Awards, which has long been content to relegate international films to their own category. But in an effort to diversify its largely white and male membership, the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences has inducted more overseas members in recent years. And just about no one has a bad word to say about the widely praised class satire "Parasite," the Palme d'Or winner at last year's Cannes Film Festival and the first foreign language film to win top honours from the Screen Actors Guild Awards.The official pre-show will begin at 6:30 p.m. EST on ABC. Among the presenters the academy will lean on in the absence of a host are Tom Hanks, Maya Rudolph, Spike Lee, Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Chris Rock, Timothée Chalamet, Will Ferrell, Diane Keaton and Kelly Marie Tran.The ceremony will come just days after the death of Kirk Douglas, one of the last surviving stars of Hollywood's golden age. Kobe Bryant, a 2018 Oscar winner for the short "Dear Basketball," is expected to be included in the ceremony's In Memoriam segment.ABC and the academy will be hoping a widely watched field of nominees — including the $1 billion-grossing "Joker," up for a leading 11 awards — will help viewership. Last year's show garnered 29.6 million viewers, a 12% uptick.This year's Oscars comes amid a streaming overhaul throughout Hollywood. Hurrying to catch up to Netflix and Amazon, most of the major studios are prepping or have already launched their own streaming services, as have new entrants like Apple. Netflix comes into the Oscars with a leading 24 nominations thanks to "The Irishman," "Marriage Story," "The Two Popes" and the likely best documentary winner, "American Factory."But despite spending heavily through awards season, Netflix may go home with only a few awards. The streamer is still seeking its first best picture win after Alfonso Cuaron's "Roma" came up just shy last year.Instead, this year's Oscar favourites are largely movies released widely in theatres. They also predominantly feature male characters and come from male directors.After a year in which women made significant gains behind the camera, no female directors were nominated for best director. The acting categories are also the least diverse since the fallout of #OscarsSoWhite pushed the academy to remake its membership. Cynthia Erivo ("Harriet") is the only actor of colour nominated. Those results, which have been a topic in speeches through awards seas...
Only on the "CBS This Morning" podcast, former NFL player turned filmmaker Matthew A. Cherry joins national correspondent Jericka Duncan to discuss his Oscar-nominated animated short film, "Hair Love," which tells the story of a black father doing his daughter's hair for the first time. Cherry discusses why it's important to normalize natural hair and expand representation in Hollywood. Plus, he shares what it was like to pivot to a new career after playing football and what it means to follow in the footsteps of Kobe Bryant, who was the first professional athlete to be nominated for an Oscar for the 2018 animated short "Dear Basketball."See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Season 1 episode 4 Jayybone and Jimbo return to kick off Black history month in February, unfortunately last week after the pod we had learned of the passing of Kobe Bryant and 8 other people that were involved in helicopter crash. Being the basketball fans we are we had to include him in todays pod may he and the eight others involved in the crash Rest In Peace. Jimbo returns as our newly appointed sports analyst to talk our memories with Kobe on the Lakers being Celtic fans,Super Bowl 54, and a cryptic Tom Brady instagram posts which launches the TB12 watch what will he do or where will he go?. This being a pop culture pod we find it appropriate to honor the commercials and the Dear Basketball short that was made after his retirement speech, the short film is also narrated by Kobe. We then talk about our other influential movie director and producer Jordan Peele. Peele known for his comedic sense of humor bust out of the comedy scene after giving us Key and Peele on Comedy Central and gets into the horror movie scene like no other. What I find amazing about the horror movies Peele has done is that all of them have great underlying themes in the tone and lots of symbolism pertaining to African American culture. Being a huge horror movie fan as I am its only appropriate that we discuss both of these amazingly different horror films and can't wait for more to come. Another prank lies in this podcast so listen closely and if you listen to the podcast you will have a chance at the digital download code for the movie Lighthouse given out by Jimbo. We give our best to Jimmy G and the guys in the Super Bowl and end it off with a RIP KOBE. --- 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/jpbc369/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jpbc369/support
The guys answer voicemails, remember Kobe's lasting legacy, talk Vic Oladipo, try a new segment, preview IU vs Penn State (1/29/2020) and preview Super Bowl 54 in Miami. To watch and listen to Kobe Bryant's Dear Basketball: https://youtu.be/x3x5C3iNLKo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/tfbb/message
"The Reel Critic" talks Box Office numbers, reviews the new action thriller flick "The Rhythm Section," and remembers Kobe Bryant for his Oscar winning animated short "Dear Basketball."
Dear Basketball. Dear Kobe.
Will Julia enter next year's Winter Carnival jigsaw puzzle competition? Lori very much liked watching Kobe Bryant's Oscar-winning short, "Dear Basketball". These Super Bowl "prop bets" are really crazy. Super Bowl commercials. Winona's is not very good, Jimmy Fallon's is funny, and we love the Hyundai Boston accent one. The Bachelor is launching a senior's edition.
为你读英语美文 · 科比特辑主播：罗斌今天凌晨3：24，美国媒体TMZ突然发布了一条惊人的新闻：NBA传奇巨星Kobe Bryant科比·布莱恩特在加利福尼亚州的一场直升机坠机事故中身亡，终年41岁。科比的十三岁女儿Gianna Maria也在事故中遇难。朋友圈被科比的消息刷屏，很多朋友说，多么希望，这只是一场梦。为你读英语美文的主播们也为科比的不幸离世悲伤不已，2016年科比宣布退役时，当时大二的罗斌做过两期关于科比的节目：第123期 Dear Basketball 和第131期When We First Met。今天，我们做成特辑，希望可以用我们的方式：和你一起在声音中缅怀科比。Heroes come and go, but legends are forever.英雄是一时的，而传奇是一世的。R.I.P.第123期 Dear Basketball（科比一路走来的简短音频：NBA选秀，三连冠，81分，最有价值球员，第五冠，宣布退役）就如同你刚才听到的，科比表示自己将在这个赛季之后退役，结束长达20年的职业生涯。其实早就预料到科比离远离赛场的日子不远了，我也很特别爱打篮球，爱看篮球，但并不算是一个狂热的科密，只是没有想到在科比宣布这个消息的时候也会是那样的百感交集。有很多话想说，但是酝酿了许久，此刻却不知道怎么去表达。正在收听节目的你，如果是一个爱打篮球的人，你一定知道科比，如果你不打篮球，那你肯定也多多少少听说过科比吧，17岁进入NBA，5次总冠军，历史总得分榜第三位，18次全明星，单场81分等等数不清的荣誉让我们记住了这个可能是后乔丹时代最伟大的篮球运动员。而让我对科比充满敬意的，远不止这些，他的努力，执着，顽强，好胜，以及那大起大落的职业生涯都让科比这个鲜活的人物充满了传奇色彩，如今科比已经老去，伤病缠身，终于到了放下一生挚爱的时候了，他给一生中最爱的篮球写了一封信，今天我在节目中分享给你，希望你能够透过科比的文字看到那颗最赤诚的心，也祝福你能找到自己所爱，也许是一个习惯，一个爱好，一份事业，一个人，都一如科比一样，勇于追随，一生不弃。Dear Basketball, 亲爱的篮球，From the moment 从小时候I started rolling my dad's tube socks 我穿着老爸的直筒袜And shooting imaginary 假装着Game-winning shots 我在大西部论坛球馆In the Great Western Forum 投中制胜球的样子I knew one thing was real: 我就清楚知道一件事情：I fell in love with you. 我爱上你了。A love so deep I gave you my all — 我爱你如此之深，已奉献我的所有—From my mind & body 从我的思想到我的身体To my spirit & soul. 从我的精神到我的灵魂As a six-year-old boy 六岁的我Deeply in love with you 深深的爱着你I never saw the end of the tunnel. 我从没想过这段旅程结束时的样子I only saw myself 我只看到我自己Running out of one.在这条路上奔跑And so I ran. 所以我不停的跑I ran up and down every court 每场比赛我都不停奔跑After every loose ball for you. 为争取每一次得到你的机会You asked for my hustle 你需要我拼尽全力I gave you my heart 我为你奉上了我的心Because it came with so much more. 因为这需要的不仅仅是尽力。I played through the sweat and hurt 我为打球流尽血汗、带着一身伤病Not because challenge called me 不是因为困难在挑战我But because YOU called me. 而是因为你在呼唤我I did everything for YOU 我已经为你做了一切Because that's what you do 因为你也是这样对待我When someone makes you feel as 因为你让我感觉Alive as you've made me feel. 我自己是一个鲜活的人You gave a six-year-old boy his Laker dream 你让一个6岁的孩子实现了他的湖人梦And I'll always love you for it. 为此我将永远爱你。But I can't love you obsessively for much longer. 但是我不能再如此迷恋你了This season is all I have left to give. 这个赛季是我所能给的仅有的My heart can take the pounding 我的心还能继续承受各种打击My mind can handle the grind 我的意志也还能继续坚持下去But my body knows it's time to say goodbye. 但我的身体让我知道是时候说再见了And that's OK. 这也很好I'm ready to let you go. 我已经做好准备跟你说再见了I want you to know now 我现在只是想让你知道So we both can savor every moment we have left together.我们俩都可以永远珍藏着彼此一起度过的每一段时光The good and the bad. 无论是好的，还是坏的We have given each other 我们已经给了彼此All that we have. 我们所能给的全部And we both know, no matter what I do next 我们俩都知道，接下来无论我去做什么 I'll always be that kid 我都会是那个With the rolled up socks 穿着老爸的直筒袜Garbage can in the corner 瞄准角落里的垃圾桶:05 seconds on the clock 假装进攻时间还有5秒Ball in my hands. 手里拿着篮球的小孩5 … 4 … 3 … 2 … 1 5秒…4秒…3秒…2秒…1秒Love you always, 一直爱你的，Kobe 科比接下来，罗斌为你读的是他自己写给篮球的一封信。As I read this touching letter, my childhood memory of basketball suddenly occurred to me. And I want to share with you.When I was just eight years old, my uncle drove me to the basketball court and asked me to make a shot. I was too short to shoot. After a whole afternoon's shooting, I did make few good shots under my uncle's guidance. I felt so happy about every improvement I made. I guess it was that moment I fell in love with basketball, simply because of the joy and fun basketball brought to me.So I started playing. At that time, there was a basketball court in the backyard, dozens of meters away from my home. That court was very shabby and the basket was much higher than a standard one. Every time I shot, it seemed like falling down. What's worse, the ground was uneven and dusty. Despite of the shabby surroundings, what I remember more is about the moment I spent with basketball, how I learnt to dribble with both of my hands, how I corrected my posture of shooting, how I imitated Kobe's fadeaway, Allen's crossover, T-Mac's jump shot, and how I called up my friends to play together. Even though so many years passed by, my heart is still filled with warmth and satisfaction when I recall that shabby basketball court.Now I am a sophomore student, and I have been playing basketball for more than ten years. Life is changeable, but the thing that does not and will not change is I am still playing basketball. Playing basketball is not my career, but I think what more important is as I play basketball, all pressures and unhappy moments disappear, laughter and relaxation are there with me. When I feel gloomy and confused, I will play basketball. A scene will occur to me, an eight-year-old kid standing in the shabby court and trying his best to play basketball well. I guess that kid is my inner self and that kid will guide me to be a better self in the future.Now, that shabby basketball court was fixed. It's standard. A few kids play basketball there every afternoon. They dribble, shoot, practice and laugh. I hope basketball will enlighten them as well.I was born in June 1996. Two days after my birthday, Kobe was selected in the NBA draft and his NBA basketball career took off. Now I am 20. After 20 years' ups and downs, Kobe wrote this letter to announce the date of his retirement. His 20-year-NBA career is about to end. Thank you, Kobe. Thank you for giving us so many wonderful and touching memories in the past 20 years. Best wishes to you. Kobe Bryant第131期When We First Met在第123期节目里，我跟大家分享了科比写给篮球的一封信，也说出了自己的篮球故事。其实除了这封篮球的信以外，科比还写给了另一封信。北京时间2015年11月30号，前来湖人主场观看与步行者比赛的观众都收到了来自科比的一封信，用精致的黑色信封包裹着。现场的观众看到这封信的时候是第一次知道科比在赛季结束之后退役的消息，信中真情流露出科比对球迷的感激之情，无论是球迷的赞扬，还是质疑，无论他们视科比是英雄还是恶棍，科比都将其转化为奋发进取的力量。现在我将为你分享这封信，希望你会喜欢。When we first met当我们初见时，作者：Kobe Bryant，翻译：永清When we first met当我们初见时，I was just a kid.我还只是一个孩子。Some of you took me in, some of you didn't.你们有的人接受我，有的人并不接受。But all of you helped me become the player and man in front of you today,但是，是你们所有人让我变成了一名真正的球员，和今天站在你们面前的这个男人。You gave me the confidence to put my anger to good use,你们赋予我自信，让我化悲愤为动力，Your doubt gave me determination to prove you wrong,你们的质疑给了我证明你们并不正确的决心，You witnessed my fears morph into strength,你们见证我的恐惧转化成为力量，Your rejection taught me courage,你们的拒绝教给了我勇气，Whether you view me as a hero or a villain,无论你们视我为英雄还是恶棍，Please know I poured every emotion, every bit of passion请知道，我倾注了所有感情，每一丝热情and my entire self into being a Laker,和整个自己，成为一名真正的湖人。What you've done for me is far greater than anything I've done for you.你们为我做的，远比我为你们做的多。I knew that each minute of each game I wore purple and gold,我知道，每一场比赛的每一分钟，我身披紫金战袍，I honor it as I play today and for the rest of this season.我珍惜这种感觉，无论今天的比赛，还是接下来的赛季里，都会一样。My love for this city, this team and for each of you will never fade.我对这座城的爱，对这个队的爱，对你们所有人的爱，永不消退。Thank you for this incredible journey.为了这段不可思议的旅程，谢谢你！ 我们可能没有像科比一样有那么多的球迷一直关注着自己，但是我相信你的生命里，一定有那么几个人，他的一个点头，一个微笑，一番话都能给你无限的动力，让你正视当下，活出更好的自己；也一定那么几个人曾让你羡慕，你会不甘心，所以会努力去证明自己也能做到这样。如果你的生命里真的有这样的人，那么恭喜你，已经找到了跟科比一样能让自己不断进取的观众，如果没有，那就继续寻找吧，也许人的一生从来都是寂寞的旅途，不如做自己的观众吧，相信经历过风风雨雨的你，到最后也一定能跟科比感谢陪伴了他20年的球迷一样，感谢生命中的每一次遇见，也感谢那个曾经愿意做自己忠实观众的自己。再次感谢科比带给我们的一切，也祝愿科比在退役之后依然能够找到那些让自己不断奋进的人。▎主播介绍罗斌：热爱英语，热爱播音，热爱篮球
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