Podcasts about didn't happen

This weeks episode we brought in some fresh talent and rising star in the game Doughpey! Fresh off a successful run on NetFest he joins us on Pics or it Didn't Happen! It is with great pleasure we bring you another peak behind the curtain. Let's get it on! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pics-or-it-didnt-happen/support

We promised we were going to cover two of Kevin Smith's most disastrous films. Well we did it!.....Kind of. Unfortunately Red State is not available on any streaming service and has a 3-6 week shipping time online. We were not about to let that stop us though so we subjected ourselves to a third Kevin Smith flick that was terrible(although for a different reason) Cop Out. Join us and hear what we have to say about these films and much more! On this weeks episode of: Pics or it Didn't Happen! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pics-or-it-didnt-happen/support

Ever get a text from a friend about seeing a famous person or being at a place you share a mutual love for? My favorite response is "Pics or it Didn't Happen". I love the compounding aspect of disbelief. By asking for visual proof I'm agreeing that the thing they're seeing or doing is amazing. It feels playful and linked to my friend's experience.The other side of that coin is that it can be construed as dismissive. That I fundamentally don't believe them and have placed a burden of proof on them to convince me that they're not a liar. I wonder what the first century equivalent of this would have been? If you had been present to a miracle of Jesus would you have been met with a "Scribal Account or it Didn't Happen" from your friends? Would you have been believed or doubted and would it even matter? One of the fallacies that influences us is the "happily ever after" nature of our modern storytelling. We can believe that we are one undeniably miraculous event away from being a true believer in God. I understand and validate the appeal of having a personal experience beyond just  a learned experience, but what if you play that scenario out over decades?Would you be compelled by a 70-80 year old's miraculous encounter in their 30's? I think it would make me sad for the 40-50 years of responding to a singular event. I'm more drawn to individuals with vibrant experiences that aren't just in the rearview, but are tied to this present moment. I think there's something that feels true about their engaged life here and now that isn't centered in the past, no matter how incredible it was. If we can read the stories of Jesus while understanding the the truth of the narrative isn't centered on proving or disproving that these events, I believe it would better inform this present moment.

the "Pics or it Didn't Happen!" interview Jey Roman of Menace 2 Sobriety in an in depth dive into the world of an entertainer and community activist. You don't wanna miss this peek into the mind of a menace so shut up and strap in.  --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pics-or-it-didnt-happen/support

SARA KATE WILKINSON joins us for 2016's Summer in the City and: Her beautiful mind ... Hey, buddy ... A strangely mature romcom written by a teen (City Girl, Part 2) ... Plot in 60 Seconds... Can't ride bike, can drive commercial truck ... 9/11 Didn't Happen in the Hallmark Universe ... Is it conspiracy, oversight or taste? ... When Manhattan's Manhattan ... The one-chord difference between Hallmark and Lifetime ... Classic Lines: "Smurf Strangulation: An Ann Taylor Loft Mystery" ... The niece theory of wearing everything ... Goth gaucho pants ... It ends with cocaine ... Stately Natasha Henstridge ... Spot the Angel: Old Testament Maniac ... Eat Your Heart Out: "Women Laughing At Salad"; Cincinnati chili, the boldest dietary date move; DiGiorno-ass pizza; Food Doctor Desert Storm; Phil's Target-Rich Eats ... Hallmark Expanded Universe: Pam's back-home omni-movie; Did Hallmark's rudest ingenue have sex mid-film?; Christie Burke and Marla Sokoloff Appreciation Station ... The Bullock/Cusack Test: Accidental menace cut with "fear of New York" ... The quitter moment ... Overdetermined: "How DARE you encourage me, The Insane Quitter" vs. "Drug Addicted White Slaver" vs. The Expanse vs. Lifetime Creep ... Crossover... Bechdel Test: Yes! ... Partner Chat: Peppa Pig, don't roast The Gap, implied fringe, Mother Goose Club ... Leftovers!: Fake Google spotted ... Online presence, no store ... VIRTUAL REALITY ... What were you doing with your dream, Taylor? ... Cleaning the rummage room in a non-9/11 reality ... Cookie bait again ... Unironic Kimmy Schmidt ... Chili/Cuban reprise ... Amblin' divas ... Unrelated implied women's cult ... Rental snob ... Two listings and out ... LYLAS! ... MUSIC: "Fuck You If You Don't Like Christmas," from Crudbump, by Drew Fairweather • "If U Wan tIt," from Cyber-Vision, by Drew Fairweather • "Cities in Dust" by Siouxie and the Banshees • "Blood Bitch," by Cocteau Twins • "Happy House," by Siouxie and the Banshees • "The Movement of Fear," by Tones on Tail • ESPN NFL Primetime Theme #8 • Opening and closing interstitial music by Chris Collingwood of Look Park and Fountains of Wayne.

If you've ever been to the Comedy Nights at the Dalriada, you'll have seen the host Steven Davidson in action. However, there's another side to his professional life as a performer that he's developing in the form of a podcast - "Looking back on a Life the Didn't Happen".

Hello and welcome to Episode 13 of BUDDHA BEATS! This month, we have Part 1 of 2 from the BUDDHA BEATS: YEAR ONE PARTY that took place on March 12th, 2016. Getting out there for the fans was worth all the work that was put into the party, which almost DIDN'T HAPPEN. Yes, the party ALMOST didn't happen. Without going into all the details here, it was looking grim. But, because of one person, raising holy hell, we were able to have the party, and show them what Daibutsu Music was all about. They texted us, and asked us to contact them if we wanted to do another event there afterwards! Maybe, we'll put the story on the blog? Maybe. We'll see. Enjoy Part 1 of what we hope will become our annual birthday party for BUDDHA BEATS, and if you have venue ideas, or have a venue and would love to have us, please contact us on our website at: www.daibutsumusic.com/contact.php Sincerely,The Engineer // Daibutsu Musicwww.daibutsumusic.com // @daibutsumusic