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Today on Extraordinary Women Radio, I'm excited to bring you the delightful Jill Tietjen and Barbara Bridges. I’m launching today’s podcast a couple of days early to share the upcoming book launch of their new book: Hollywood: Her Story, An Illustrated History of Women and the Movies. They are hosting a book launch party at 7 pm on October 24 at the well known Tattered Cover Book Store on Colfax in Denver. It’s going to be a special event, so I wanted to make sure you knew about it! In this episode we jam about: How Jill and Barbara decided to write this book The silent movie era and how women was most involved in it The women who stood out in the movie industry each decade What Jill and Barbara hope for women in Hollywood Barbara’s work through Women+Film – Denver Film Society Jill’s Her Story books series This is the second time that Jill has joined us on Extraordinary Women Radio. Jill S. Tietjen is the co-author of Her Story: A Timeline of the Women Who Changed America, which received the Daughters of the American Revolution History Award Medal. She speaks around the country about women’s contributions to history. Jill is arguably one of the top historians on women across all fields of endeavor in the U.S. She works to bring more visibility to women through her continual nominations of historical and living women for national, state, and local awards.  Her nominees have been successfully inducted into the National Women’s Hall of Fame, the National Inventor’s Hall of Fame, and a number of state Women’s Halls of Fame. Jill herself, is an inductee to the Colorado Women’s Hall of Fame. Barbara Bridges has spent much of her life as an entrepreneur and businesswoman.  In 2006, she founded Women+Film where, with the Denver Film Society, she has been bringing audiences together with films by and about women that ignite discussions around global issues facing women today. The Denver Post named Barbara one of Colorado’s Top Thinkers in Arts and Culture. Her involvement in Women+Film naturally led her to join the Women’s Leadership Council at Sundance.  Barbara has received numerous awards and is a member of the Women’s Forum, a past board chair of the Women’s Foundation of Colorado and a member of the Women Moving Millions’ board As you can see, these are two amazing women and I’m honored to bring you their stories today! “Women are completely and totally competent.” - Jill Tietjen “Women, they all have a story to tell. That’s the genesis of making the film.” - Barbara Bridges Let's meet Jill Tietjen and Barbara Bridges. Connect with Jill Tietjen on LinkedIn and check out Barbara Bridges' website. Check out their book Hollywood: Her Story, An Illustrated History of Women and the Movies on Amazon. If you want to know more about their collaboration, browse on their website: Hollywood, Her Story. Bridges-Tietjen Show Notes

Neil Trugilo from The Denver Film Society joins the Rocky Mountain Review hosts, Ren Wadsworth and Maximos Hunter, in-studio to show off The STARS Denver Film Festival as well as it’s first screenings at The Lyric in Fort Collins. The Film Festival will include films, interactive Virtual Reality and shorts. You can hear the full […] The post Exclusive Interview with Neil Trugilo from The STARS Denver Film Festival appeared first on KCSU FM.

On this episode of the Rocky Mountain Review, hosts Ren Wadsworth and Maximos Hunter welcome Tim Van Schmidt, a live music photojournalist who has been working on his museum titled “It’s About Rocky and Roll” that features collages of artists he has photographer over his career. Neil Trugilo from The Denver Film Society joins the […] The post RMR: Oct. 17 2019 A Digital Rock and Roll Museum and A Star-Studded Film Festival appeared first on KCSU FM.

Neil Truglio has been with the Denver Film Society for thirteen years as the Director of Marketing and PR.After departing the organization in 2008 to seek an opportunity to teach in the public school, he returned this year as the Education Director to bring cinematic education programs to the community of Denver. Neil continues to be an avid part of the theatre and filmmaking communities of Denver as both an artist and educator. His work with the organization Modest Arts has been instrumental in bringing arts to students across the Front Range. Check out the organization at www.denverfilm.org, on Instagram @denverfilmsociety, and on Facebook @denverfilm. #DFF42 You can connect with Laura at www.laurapowers.net, on Facebook @thatlaurapowers, on Twitter @thatlaurapowers, and on Instagram @laurapowers44.

Neil Truglio has been with the Denver Film Society for thirteen years as the Director of Marketing and PR.After departing the organization in 2008 to seek an opportunity to teach in the public school, he returned this year as the Education Director to bring cinematic education programs to the community of Denver. Neil continues to be an avid part of the theatre and filmmaking communities of Denver as both an artist and educator. His work with the organization Modest Arts has been instrumental in bringing arts to students across the Front Range. Check out the organization at www.denverfilm.org, on Instagram @denverfilmsociety, and on Facebook @denverfilm. #DFF42 You can connect with Laura at www.laurapowers.net, on Facebook @thatlaurapowers, on Twitter @thatlaurapowers, and on Instagram @laurapowers44.

Live from the backcountry of Colorado, it's another episode of the Engearment podcast.  With your host, Sean Sewell and Chloe and Riley dog.  In this quick episode, we will cover what is new with Engearment, who won our Free Solo at Red Rocks Giveaway and a major shout out from Pavel in his newest book - The Quick and The Dead.  Mountain Fitness School - Celebrating 1 year of teaching outdoor fitness!I am proud to announce that the online Mountain Fitness School is celebrating 1 year of operation.  Helping people get in mountain ready condition, from all levels of background.  From weekend warriors, flatlanders and grandparents, to elite-level backcountry skiers and bow hunters.  Check it out!https://mountainfitnessschool.comFree Solo Red Rocks Giveaway!  With Backcountry.com, Red Rocks Beer Garden, Denver Film Society, Bent Gate Mountaineering, Earth Treks, and more!  Congrats to Christy Brown for winning this contest!  She and her boyfriend Dennis Waganaar got to see Free Solo in VIP style at Red Rocks last night.  Plus, win a bunch of other great prizes :)Patagonia Rainshadow Jacket review.  Made from recycled materials, including fishnets!  Check out our review on that here. Much, Much more from the team at Engearment here!

Live from the backcountry of Colorado, it's another episode of the Engearment podcast.  With your host, Sean Sewell and Chloe and Riley dog.  Also some random pika and marmots.  In this brief episode, we will cover what is new with Engearment and the world of fitness.  Turns out there is a lot!Free Solo Red Rocks Giveaway!  With Backcountry.com, Red Rocks Beer Garden, Denver Film Society, Bent Gate Mountaineering, Earth Treks, and more!  Enter to win with the link below.https://engearment.com/giveaway/engearment-com-f…-and-earth-treks/Mountain Fitness School - Celebrating 1 year of teaching outdoor fitness!I am proud to announce that the online Mountain Fitness School is celebrating 1 year of operation.  Helping people get in mountain ready condition, from all levels of background.  From weekend warriors, flatlanders and grandparents, to elite-level backcountry skiers and bow hunters.  Check it out!https://mountainfitnessschool.comPatagonia Torrentshell 3L Jacket review.  This is pretty awesome.  For nest year, Patagonia will be offering the already great Torrentshell in a 3L version.  Check out our review on that here. Adidas Terrex Two Parley recycled fishnet shoe. Review here. Much, Much more from the team at Engearment here!

Neil Truglio has been with the Denver Film Society for thirteen years as the Director of Marketing and PR. After departing the organization in 2008 to seek an opportunity to teach in the public school, he returned this year as the Education Director to bring cinematic education programs to the community of Denver. Neil continues to be an avid part of the theatre and filmmaking communities of Denver as both an artist and educator. His work with the organization Modest Arts has been instrumental in bringing arts to students across the Front Range. Check out the organization at denverfilm.org. You can connect with Laura at www.laurapowers.net, on Facebook @thatlaurapowers, on Twitter @thatlaurapowers, and on Instagram @laurapowers44.

Neil Truglio has been with the Denver Film Society for thirteen years as the Director of Marketing and PR. After departing the organization in 2008 to seek an opportunity to teach in the public school, he returned this year as the Education Director to bring cinematic education programs to the community of Denver. Neil continues to be an avid part of the theatre and filmmaking communities of Denver as both an artist and educator. His work with the organization Modest Arts has been instrumental in bringing arts to students across the Front Range. Check out the organization at denverfilm.org. You can connect with Laura at www.laurapowers.net, on Facebook @thatlaurapowers, on Twitter @thatlaurapowers, and on Instagram @laurapowers44.

Denver Film Festival is the city's premier cultural event of the fall, with 40000 attendees and more than 250 films: Blockbusters, docs, shorts and indies. DFF40 will present local, national and international independent films, industry panels, workshops, achievement awards, and tributes, as well as a focus on Danish Cinema.Neil Truglio has been with the Denver Film Society for twelve years as the Directors of Marketing and PR. After departing the organization in 2008 to seek an opportunity to teach in the public school, he returned this year as the Education Director to bring cinematic education programs to the community of Denver. Neil continues to be an avid part of the theatre and filmmaking communities of Denver as both an artist and educator. His work with the organization Modest Arts has been instrumental in bringing arts to students across the Front Range. Check out the organization at denverfilm.org. You can connect with Laura at www.laurapowers.net, on Facebook @thatlaurapowers, on Twitter @thatlaurapowers, and on Instagram @laurapowers44.

Denver Film Festival is the city's premier cultural event of the fall, with 40000 attendees and more than 250 films: Blockbusters, docs, shorts and indies. DFF40 will present local, national and international independent films, industry panels, workshops, achievement awards, and tributes, as well as a focus on Danish Cinema.Neil Truglio has been with the Denver Film Society for twelve years as the Directors of Marketing and PR. After departing the organization in 2008 to seek an opportunity to teach in the public school, he returned this year as the Education Director to bring cinematic education programs to the community of Denver. Neil continues to be an avid part of the theatre and filmmaking communities of Denver as both an artist and educator. His work with the organization Modest Arts has been instrumental in bringing arts to students across the Front Range. Check out the organization at denverfilm.org. You can connect with Laura at www.laurapowers.net, on Facebook @thatlaurapowers, on Twitter @thatlaurapowers, and on Instagram @laurapowers44.

Denver's Queer Cinema is thriving, thanks to the Denver Film Society. Do you like seeing movies with gay, bisexual and transgender characters living normal and some not so normal lives? The Denver Film Society dishes up a does on a regular basis each month as well as it's annual CinemaQ film festival each year in July. Patrick O'Brien, director at DFS, talks with us about the success and history of this great addition to Denver's entertainment, as well as the impact it is having on our community. Lets talk gay money, gay finances. Let's talk Queer Money!

The state Capitol will be abuzz later this week when lawmakers are back for the 2016 legislative session. Today we speak with the Senate president, Republican Bill Cadman. Then, is the creator of "Star Wars" an innovator or copycat? The Denver Film Society gives the franchise a critical look. And a Colorado take on "Humans of New York" -- the interesting characters one man met walking the 500-mile long Colorado Trail.

Bo currently teaches film classes at the Rhode Island School of Design and has previously taught at Boston College, Teachers as Scholars, Boston University, and the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston.He has directed film programming for Unifilm in San Francisco, Films in the Cities in St. Paul, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, the Denver Film Society, and currently coordinates film events at the Rhode Island School of Design in Providence. 

Topic of Conversation Season 2 Episode 6 - Sandra Murray Special Guest Patrick O'Brien 6:30-8:00 p.m.: "Live From The Denver Press Club - Radio Podcast" Hosted by Rob Scoggins Jr. (Sponsored by Reed Art & Imaging) This radio program/podcast includes a 30-minute meet-and-greet session, then a one-hour recording of the show. Rob's guest this show will be Sandra Murray, owner of Contagious Media. She will talk about the Denver Film Society event and marketing in the social-media world. Murray also organizes the annual Summer Toast event. TheTopicOfConversation.com Music by: Bensound.com

In this episode, recorded on February 29, 2012 in front of a live audience at Henderson's Lounge in the Denver FilmCenter, we explore the many ways Denver is depicted in music, literature, and film. Special guests include Cory Casciato and Robert Rutherford from The Onion A.V. Club, DJ Alisha from OpenAir 1340, cartoonist Kenny Bē, Westword music writer Tom Murphy, fantasy-horror author Mario Acevedo, Karla Rodriguez from the Denver Film Society. Music is brought to you by DJ Leeland with special performances by C1 of The Foodchain. BONUS: Visit DenverDiatribe.com for a slideshow of Kenny Be's artwork and the movie montage from our film panel. Episode 67: Killing the Cow Town LIVEDenver Diatribe

Dawn Engle of PeaceJam (www.peacejam.org) will be our guest to discuss the release this week of the film "2012: The True Mayan Prophecy".Women+Film is hosting the premiere of the movie, "2012: The True Mayan Prophecy" at the Denver Film Society's new complex. To purchase a ticket visit http://www.denverfilm.org/filmcenter/detail.aspx?id=23860&FID=62You can watch the film online as well for only $1.99. The film explores what do the Maya really say about 2012. Is the world going to end on December 21, 2012? Learn more from the most famous Maya in the world, 1992 Nobel Peace Laureate Rigoberta Menchu Tum of Guatemala, and her Mayan elders. Filmed over a period of five years, this 50 minute documentary film takes you deep into the Guatemalan highlands, where a small group of elders have preserved the traditions of the ancient Mayas, passing this deep knowledge down from generation to generation in an unbroken lineage of over 2,000 years. The film includes interviews with The Dalai Lama, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and leading scientists are included in this fascinating and funny film. Find out what we do NOT need to worry about, and the five things we can all do to best survive in these hectic times.Peace Day Radio program is a member of the Peace Portal Media Network, visit our websites at:www.peaceday.tv, www.peaceportal.mobi, www.xedenx.comThis program sponsored by the UBIEE Power Pill for helping the environment and saving you money, visit them at: http://newimageubiee.com/

Dawn Engle of PeaceJam (www.peacejam.org) will be our guest to discuss the release this week of the film "2012: The True Mayan Prophecy".Women+Film is hosting the premiere of the movie, "2012: The True Mayan Prophecy" at the Denver Film Society's new complex. To purchase a ticket visit http://www.denverfilm.org/filmcenter/detail.aspx?id=23860&FID=62You can watch the film online as well for only $1.99. The film explores what do the Maya really say about 2012. Is the world going to end on December 21, 2012? Learn more from the most famous Maya in the world, 1992 Nobel Peace Laureate Rigoberta Menchu Tum of Guatemala, and her Mayan elders. Filmed over a period of five years, this 50 minute documentary film takes you deep into the Guatemalan highlands, where a small group of elders have preserved the traditions of the ancient Mayas, passing this deep knowledge down from generation to generation in an unbroken lineage of over 2,000 years. The film includes interviews with The Dalai Lama, Archbishop Desmond Tutu, and leading scientists are included in this fascinating and funny film. Find out what we do NOT need to worry about, and the five things we can all do to best survive in these hectic times.Peace Day Radio program is a member of the Peace Portal Media Network, visit our websites at:www.peaceday.tv, www.peaceportal.mobi, www.xedenx.comThis program sponsored by the UBIEE Power Pill for helping the environment and saving you money, visit them at: http://newimageubiee.com/