Podcast appearances and mentions of ellen green

Send us a textBrands are constantly exploring innovative ways to engage their audiences and stand out in a crowded marketplace. From leveraging partnerships to gamifying experiences, the loyalty strategies shaping 2025 are redefining how brands connect with their customers on a deeper, more meaningful level.In this edition of Loyalty Live, Loyalty360 speaks with Ellen Green, Vice President of Loyalty Strategy at Bounteous Trends. Ellen shares insights into the industries driving loyalty program innovation, the rise of gamification, and the importance of emotional loyalty in creating lasting connections. She also discusses the challenges brands face in adopting new technologies and how they can ensure a balanced approach that delivers measurable value.

Welcome to Season 3 of 5678: A Movie Musical Podcast! Head on down to Skid Row and come in to the Little Shop of Horrors (1986)! Starring Rick Moranis, Ellen Green, and a surprise Bill Murray. Buckle up for crazy puppetry, incredibly catchy songs, and a whole town of horticulture fans. You've never seen a dentist quite like this! So feed a plant your blood, top up your nitrous oxide, and explode an alien with electricity!Homework: Skid RowFollow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter for more movie musical content and episode updates.

For the past 20 years, Bounteous has established itself as a co-innovation partner for numerous brand clients. The company's core mission as a technology-agnostic agency is to assist clients from a wide range of industries in selecting, implementing, and optimizing their technology, as well as bring loyalty experiences to life through strategic consulting, mobile app design, website development, creative, analytics, and more.Loyalty360 CEO, Mark Johnson, spoke with Ellen Green, Vice President of Loyalty Strategy at Bounteous, to learn more about her experience in consulting and how Bounteous partners with brands to build successful customer loyalty strategies.

I was so honored to sit down with Ellen Green Niedringhaus this week to talk about her journey. While raising 2 amazing children Ellen is also an inspiring yogini, yoga teacher, and owner of 2 lovely yoga studios that are beautiful communities full of great students and rock star teachers. Ellen is just a lovely, inspiring soul full of grace, joy, and wisdom that she loves to share. Years ago while working as a paralegal she took a yoga class one day and was so inspired by how it made her feel that she had to follow that feeling to see where it would go. That one class and her courage to say yes to something that called her lead her to yoga teacher training, becoming a teacher, starting a yoga studio and then taking on another! Watch or listen now to the many lessons Ellen takes from her yoga practice into her life. If your curious about her studios or giving yoga a try, take a class at one or both of her beautiful studios with any of her amazing teachers. Learn more about classes and teacher training opportunities here. Give her studios a follow to stay informed and inspired! Blue Bird Yoga Website Blue Bird Instagram Pure Hot Yoga St. Louis Website Pure Hot Yoga St. Louis Instagram --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/carlopodcast/support

On January 26th, 2011 Sam Goldberg realized that he had been locked out of his 6th floor apartment. Sam had left his apartment for about 30-45 minutes so that he could go workout at the in-building gym, and he had even remembered to take his keys with him. But when he returned to the apartment and tried to open the door he realized that the bar lock was latched from the inside. Sam knocked, calling out for his fiance, Ellen, to come let him in, but she didn't respond. Sam waited for an hour, texting Ellen repeatedly, and getting more frustrated as time went on. Eventually, he got the attention of a building security guard who helped him force the door open. As Sam walked into the apartment he found Ellen sitting on the ground, with her body slumped against the kitchen cabinets. Sam immediately called 911, but when EMS arrived they quickly realized it was already too late. Ellen was dead. Sign the petition to change Ellen's cause of death: Justice for Ellen GreenbergSources:Season 2: Ep.1 - Behind the Locked Door on Accident, Suicide or Murder Pa. Teacher Was Stabbed 20 Times, but Death Was Ruled Suicide — Now Authorities Are Reviewing Case from PeoplePennsylvania Attorney General Again Determines Mysterious Death Of Ellen Greenberg A Suicide After Review from CBS PhiladelphiaFEARLESS INVESTIGATIVE JOURNALISM IN THE PURSUIT OF JUSTICE from Crime ScoopEllen Greenberg case: Chester County DA to take over investigation of teacher's stabbing death, lawyer says from FOX 29 Philadelphia Ellen Greenberg FilesA CIVIL SUIT REVEALS NEW DETAILS IN THE CASE OF ELLEN GREENBERG, WHOSE DEATH BY 20 STAB WOUNDS WAS RULED SUICIDE. ATTORNEY JOSEPH PODRAZA REPRESENTS THE FAMILY from Lamb|McErlane Attorneys at LawUrban-rural Differences in Suicide Rates, by Sex and Three Leading Methods: United States, 2000-2018 from the CDCPennsylvania Attorney General's Office Referring Ellen Greenberg Case Back To Philadelphia DA's Office & Pennsylvania Attorney General Again Determines Mysterious Death Of Ellen Greenberg A Suicide After Review from CBS News PhiladelphiaNew information suggests young fiancée found stabbed 20 times did NOT search online for suicide from Crime Online

We're literally shuffling off to Buffalo this week to discuss this under-appreciated feel-good gem featuring the unbelievably charming Liza Minelli wringing out the rag as queen Mavis Turner. And she's accompanied by so many names we love like Andrea Martin, Jane Krakowski, Bill Irwin, Ellen Green and Shelley Winters! To say nothing of a show-stealing performance from Sheila McCarthy (cue a necessary tangent to 1996's "House Arrest" in which she is also featured in an ensemble of greats!), BAFTA BSA nominee Julie Walters, original Broadway cast member Carol Woods, and the incredibly familiar looking Robyn Stevan. Plus: Nora Dunn in a track suit! We swooned, we cried, we'll probably both buy this movie and put it on in the background while we're cooking. Join us for the Best Supporting Aftershow AND get early access to main episodes on Patreon: www.patreon.com/bsapod Email: thebsapod@gmail.com Instagram: @bsapod Colin Drucker Instagram: @colindrucker_ Nick Kochanov Twitter: @nickkochanov Instagram: @nickkochanov

Derek talks to Ellen about the power of nature, hiking, exploring Ireland, illustrations, the joys of spending time on your own, writing, the freedom that freelancing allows and 'The Daily Stoic'!

It's a Discovering Directors first! Today we discuss Paige's FAVORITE MOVIE OF ALL TIME: Little Shop of Horrors. Is this the peak of Frank Oz's filmography? Will Sidney enjoy this musical? Just HOW many times does Paige unfortunately sing in this episode? Tune in to find out!Email us YOUR favorite Little Shop of Horrors song at discoveringdirectorspodcast@gmail.comFollow us on Twitter @DDirectorPod or on Facebook at Discovering Directors Podcast.

In our longest episode yet, the Siblings revisit one of the greatest musicals of their lives and give another shout out to Howard Ashman; Little Shop of Horrors!  Also, Ellen Green is the best. That is all. Discussed:A movie turned into a play turned into a movie!Off-Broadway, Explained!Frank Oz, master of puppets!A tale of two endings! Audrey still takes orders form Seymour!Casting choices for movie musicals!And now we gush about Ellen Green for days!Detroit > New York!Contact us at adultsiblingsversus@gmail.comTwitter: @AdultVersus Theme Song: “Sellout” by Zombie Apocalypse NOW!https://antizombierock.bandcamp.com/

This week, since the snow is clearing up and we're seeing some green around town, we decided to watch an old favorite scifi/horror/comedy/musical... Little Shop of Horrors! We discuss everything from our current reading list, to why we're cranky old women, and top it off with a long, hysterical dissection of the 1986 Frank Oz creature feature, based on the 1982 off-broadway musical, that made everyone fall in love with Ellen Green, Rick Moranis, and a wily alien fly trap.

053 - It's a slight change of pace this week, as we cover our first ever live-action musical, Little Shop of Horrors. There is a LOT to unpack with this one, from the impeccable cast (Rick Moranis, Ellen Green, Levi Stubbs, Steve Martin and Bill Murray), to one of the most bizarre origin stories we have ever uncovered. It's also just an all-round weird movie directed by Yoda himself, with absurd music by the two guys that went on to write almost every Disney song you have ever loved - so join us we attempt to answer that all-important question: does Little Shop of Horrors hold up today, or is it best left in the past?

We’ve finally found a movie from our youth that inspired us! This week, Bridget chose Pump Up the Volume, the 1990 Christian Slater pirate radio drama co-starring Samantha Mathis, our fav Ellen Green, and a certain respectable Italian businessman! Get ready to eat your cereal with a fork and commit some federal crimes as we pump up the Inspirometer!

Hoy os traemos una selección de canciones de Alan Menken, un compositor al que podemos culpabilizar de haber despertado la curiosidad por el cine y teatro musical entre el público de una generación. Títulos como "La sirenita", "La bella y la bestia" o "Aladdin" metieron a la todopoderosa Disney en el mundo del teatro musical, que si bien las canciones siempre habían estado en su cine, nunca habían tenido este aire de musical de Broadway, que marcó desde "La tienda de los horrores" el director y letrista Howard Ashman, en su primera colaboración con Menken. Esta primera entrega abarca los años dorados del compositor desde 1979 a 1996, donde consiguió ocho oscars en sólo seis años, con una actividad frenética que le llevó a estrenar en 1992 tres trabajos nada menos: la película titulada en España "La pandilla" (Newsies), en el off-Broadway el musical "Weird romance" y la película "Aladdin" que comenzó con Howard Ashman y tras la muerte de éste la terminó con Tim Rice. Sus trabajos con otros letristas principalmente Stephen Schwartz, Tim Rice y Glenn Slater, permitieron dar salida a sus múltiples encargos, como el musical "A Christmas Carol", que se representó cada Navidad durante diez años en el Madison Square Garden y las películas para Disney "Pocahontas" o "El jorobado de Notre Dame", con la que terminamos este primer volumen dedicado al compositor. Dejamos para un segundo volumen el resto de su carrera con algunas curiosidades y rarezas del compositor, pero eso será para dentro de una semana. Espero lo disfrutéis. Los musicales y letristas, así como las canciones incluidas de cada uno se muestran a continuación: 00h 00'00" Presentación 00h 02'15" Cabecera 1979 GOD BLESS YOU, MR. ROSEWATER (Howard Ashman) 00h 02'46" Dear Ophelia (Santino Fontana) 00h 05'14" I, Elliot Rosewater (Santino Fontana) 1982 LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (Howard Ashman) 00h 07'10" Skidrow (Downtown) (Rick Moranis, Ellen Green, Vincent Gardenia) 00h 11'20" Somewhere that's green (Ellen Green) 00h 15'06" Dentist (Steve Martin) 00h 17'32" Suddenly, Seymour (Rick Moranis, Ellen Green) 00h 20'55" Mean green mother from outherspace (Levi Stubs) 00h 25'39" Don't feed the plants (Ensemble) 1984 KICKS: The Showgirl musical (Tom Eyen) 00h 27'06" I want to be a rockette (Debbie Gravite) 00h 30'11" These are the good times (Laurie Beechman) 00h 34'55" You are the only one (Debbie Gravite) 1989 LITTLE MERMAID (Howard Ashman) 00h 38'09" Part of your world (Sierra Boggess) 00h 41'29" Under the sea (Tituss Burgess) 00h 45'33" Kiss the girl (Tituss Burgess) 1991 BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (Howard Ashman) 00h 48'39" Belle (Susan Egan, Burke Moses & Kenny Raskin) 00h 53'50" Be our guest (Gary Beach & Beth Fowler) 01h 00'41" Beauty and the beast (Angela Lansbury) 01h 03'22" If I can't love her (Terrence Mann) 1992 NEWSIES (Jack Feldman) 01h 07'22" Carrying the banner (Ensemble) 01h 13'34" Santa Fe (Christian Bale) 01h 17'48" Seize the day (Cast) 01h 23'05" The world will know (Christian Bale & Cast) 01h 26'20" King of New York (Max Casella & Ensemble) 1992 WEIRD ROMANCE (David Spencer) 01h 28'40" Stop and see me (Ellen Green) 01h 31'55" Need to know (Danny Burstein) 1992 ALADDIN (Howard Ashman & Tim Rice) 01h 35'25" Arabian nights (James Monroe Iglehart) 01h 41'37" Proud of your boy (Adam Jacobs & Alan Menken, piano) 01h 43'45" A whole new world (Brad Kane & Lea Salonga) 01h 46'21" Friend like me (Robin Williams) 01h 48'45" Prince Ali (Robin Williams) 1994 A CHRISTMAS CAROL (Lynn Ahrens) 01h 51'34" A place called home  (Emily Skinner & Walter Charles) 01h 54'27" God bless you everyone (Laurie Beechman) 1995 POCAHONTAS (Stephen Schwartz) 01h 59'13" Just around the riverbend (Judy Kuhn) 02h 01'37" Colours of the wind (Judy Kuhn) 02h 05'05" If I ever knew you (Mel Gibson & Judy Kuhn) 1996 HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (Stephen Schwartz) 02h 08'22" The bells of Notre Dame (Ensemble) 02h 15'22" Out there (Michael Arden) 02h 19'53" Hellfire (Patrick Page) 02h 23'29" Esmeralda (Patrick Page, Andrew Samonsky & Michael Arden) 02h 28'57" Someday & God help the outcasts (Debbie Gravite) Terminamos con una canción escrita por Ashman y Menken para que la cantase Emmylou Harris, y que ella nunca llegó a grabar. 02h 32'34" Daugther of God (Debbie Gravite) Y recordaros que el próximo lunes sacaremos el volumen número dos dedicado a Alan Menken y que si queréis suscribiros GRATUITAMENTE al canal de Love4musicals para recibir notificación cada vez que publiquemos un nuevo programa.

Hoy os traemos una selección de canciones de Alan Menken, un compositor al que podemos culpabilizar de haber despertado la curiosidad por el cine y teatro musical entre el público de una generación. Títulos como "La sirenita", "La bella y la bestia" o "Aladdin" metieron a la todopoderosa Disney en el mundo del teatro musical, que si bien las canciones siempre habían estado en su cine, nunca habían tenido este aire de musical de Broadway, que marcó desde "La tienda de los horrores" el director y letrista Howard Ashman, en su primera colaboración con Menken. Esta primera entrega abarca los años dorados del compositor desde 1979 a 1996, donde consiguió ocho oscars en sólo seis años, con una actividad frenética que le llevó a estrenar en 1992 tres trabajos nada menos: la película titulada en España "La pandilla" (Newsies), en el off-Broadway el musical "Weird romance" y la película "Aladdin" que comenzó con Howard Ashman y tras la muerte de éste la terminó con Tim Rice. Sus trabajos con otros letristas principalmente Stephen Schwartz, Tim Rice y Glenn Slater, permitieron dar salida a sus múltiples encargos, como el musical "A Christmas Carol", que se representó cada Navidad durante diez años en el Madison Square Garden y las películas para Disney "Pocahontas" o "El jorobado de Notre Dame", con la que terminamos este primer volumen dedicado al compositor. Dejamos para un segundo volumen el resto de su carrera con algunas curiosidades y rarezas del compositor, pero eso será para dentro de una semana. Espero lo disfrutéis. Los musicales y letristas, así como las canciones incluidas de cada uno se muestran a continuación: 00h 00'00" Presentación 00h 02'15" Cabecera 1979 GOD BLESS YOU, MR. ROSEWATER (Howard Ashman) 00h 02'46" Dear Ophelia (Santino Fontana) 00h 05'14" I, Elliot Rosewater (Santino Fontana) 1982 LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS (Howard Ashman) 00h 07'10" Skidrow (Downtown) (Rick Moranis, Ellen Green, Vincent Gardenia) 00h 11'20" Somewhere that's green (Ellen Green) 00h 15'06" Dentist (Steve Martin) 00h 17'32" Suddenly, Seymour (Rick Moranis, Ellen Green) 00h 20'55" Mean green mother from outherspace (Levi Stubs) 00h 25'39" Don't feed the plants (Ensemble) 1984 KICKS: The Showgirl musical (Tom Eyen) 00h 27'06" I want to be a rockette (Debbie Gravite) 00h 30'11" These are the good times (Laurie Beechman) 00h 34'55" You are the only one (Debbie Gravite) 1989 LITTLE MERMAID (Howard Ashman) 00h 38'09" Part of your world (Sierra Boggess) 00h 41'29" Under the sea (Tituss Burgess) 00h 45'33" Kiss the girl (Tituss Burgess) 1991 BEAUTY AND THE BEAST (Howard Ashman) 00h 48'39" Belle (Susan Egan, Burke Moses & Kenny Raskin) 00h 53'50" Be our guest (Gary Beach & Beth Fowler) 01h 00'41" Beauty and the beast (Angela Lansbury) 01h 03'22" If I can't love her (Terrence Mann) 1992 NEWSIES (Jack Feldman) 01h 07'22" Carrying the banner (Ensemble) 01h 13'34" Santa Fe (Christian Bale) 01h 17'48" Seize the day (Cast) 01h 23'05" The world will know (Christian Bale & Cast) 01h 26'20" King of New York (Max Casella & Ensemble) 1992 WEIRD ROMANCE (David Spencer) 01h 28'40" Stop and see me (Ellen Green) 01h 31'55" Need to know (Danny Burstein) 1992 ALADDIN (Howard Ashman & Tim Rice) 01h 35'25" Arabian nights (James Monroe Iglehart) 01h 41'37" Proud of your boy (Adam Jacobs & Alan Menken, piano) 01h 43'45" A whole new world (Brad Kane & Lea Salonga) 01h 46'21" Friend like me (Robin Williams) 01h 48'45" Prince Ali (Robin Williams) 1994 A CHRISTMAS CAROL (Lynn Ahrens) 01h 51'34" A place called home  (Emily Skinner & Walter Charles) 01h 54'27" God bless you everyone (Laurie Beechman) 1995 POCAHONTAS (Stephen Schwartz) 01h 59'13" Just around the riverbend (Judy Kuhn) 02h 01'37" Colours of the wind (Judy Kuhn) 02h 05'05" If I ever knew you (Mel Gibson & Judy Kuhn) 1996 HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME (Stephen Schwartz) 02h 08'22" The bells of Notre Dame (Ensemble) 02h 15'22" Out there (Michael Arden) 02h 19'53" Hellfire (Patrick Page) 02h 23'29" Esmeralda (Patrick Page, Andrew Samonsky & Michael Arden) 02h 28'57" Someday & God help the outcasts (Debbie Gravite) Terminamos con una canción escrita por Ashman y Menken para que la cantase Emmylou Harris, y que ella nunca llegó a grabar. 02h 32'34" Daugther of God (Debbie Gravite) Y recordaros que el próximo lunes sacaremos el volumen número dos dedicado a Alan Menken y que si queréis suscribiros GRATUITAMENTE al canal de Love4musicals para recibir notificación cada vez que publiquemos un nuevo programa.

You enter a small little flower shop on skid row. It's crowded with people and a large plant looking like a venus fly trap, but much larger, sits in a corner drawing most peoples attention. The faces in the crowd look familiar, people like Dick Miller, Jack Nicholson, Jonathan Haze, Jackie Joseph, Mel Welles are on one side of the room with Roger Corman who looks puzzling across the room at Frank Oz who has a crowd behind him. People like Rick Morranis, Ellen Green, Vincent Gardenia, Steve Martin, Bill Murray, Jim Belushi, and John Candy are staring back at Corman and his crew snapping there fingers and humming. It is all so odd. The plant looks your way and gives you a wry smile, almost winking despite having no eyes. You turn back out the door and decide to order your flowers online because this is just to weird! Welcome to the odd little world of Little Shop of Horrors! Today the Invaders eye their salads a little more cautiously after watching the original 1960 Corman film and the musical remake from 1986 by Frank Oz! Don't be frightened off by a musical, it also has a giant man-eating plant! Good times. Or is it? Listen to this week's episode to see how these films hold up to each other and the Invasion criticism. If you love the show please share it with your friends by reposting us on your social media. Leave a review and a 5-star rating or Audrey II will eat your face! Follow us on Twitter: @InvasionRemake Like and share us on Facebook: Invasion of the Remake Email us your questions, suggestions, corrections, challenges and comments: invasionoftheremake@gmail.com  

In Ep 15 of the Spiraken Movie Review , Xan, Bell, and Hope continue the Month of Horror with a horror muscal "Little Shop of Horrors" directed by Frank Oz and starring Rick Moranis, Ellen Green, Levi Stubbs and featuring John Candy, Jim Belushi, Tisha Campbell, Steve Martin and a special cameo by Bil Murray. Also take a side as Hope defends the sanctity of being a dentist as well as Xan's rants about what year this movie takes place in. Please send any comments concerns and ideas on how to make this podcast better. Let us know. Also remember to send us your dentist horror stories to prove Hope wrong with her theory that all dentists are nice. And finally, listen to the primary podcast, The Spiraken Manga Review and check out Xan's sidekickery on the fightbait.com podcast Hope you enjoy. Music For Episode: Intro Music -Little Shop of Horrors by Tisha Campbell, Tichina Arnold & Michelle Weeks (Little Shop of Horrors OST), Background Music -Skid Row by Tisha Campbell, Tichina Arnold, Michelle Weeks, Rick Moranis & Ellen Greene ( Little Shop of Horrors OST), Background Music -Feed Me (Git It) by Rick Moranis & Levi Stubbs (Little Shop of Horrors OST), Background Music - Dentist by Steve Martin, Tisha Campbell, Tichina Arnold & Michelle Weeks (Little Shop of Horrors OST), Background Music - Somewhere That's Green by Ellen Greene (Little Shop of Horrors OST), Background Music - Suppertime by Levi Stubbs, Tisha Campbell, Tichina Arnold & Michelle Weeks (Little Shop of Horrors OST), Background Music -Suddenly Seymour by Ellen Greene & Rick Moranis (Little Shop of Horrors OST), Background Music -Mean Green Mother From Outer Space by Levi Stubbs (Little Shop of Horrors OST),Ending Music -Somewhere That's Green by Seth Mcfarlene (Family Guy OST) Our Website http://www.spiraken.com Our Forum http://spiraken.rapidboards.com Our Email Spiraken@gmail.com My Email xan@spiraken.com Cohost's Email bellchan.spiraken@gmail.com Cohost's Email hope.spiraken@gmail.com Our Twitter Spiraken Xboxlive Gamertag Xan Spiraken Our Voicemail 206-350-8462 Random Question of the Week: What was the drug that Audrey was out of that caused Oren to Slap her in the face?

Monday, when I participated in the Monday Movie Meme, I totally spaced out and forgot one of my favorite musicals: Little Shop Of Horrors. Sticks was in the pit band for a community theater production, and it was one of the best I've ever seen. The movie was meh, but I did love Ellen Green as Audrey and Steve Martin killed (literally!) as that demented dentist (people will pay you to be inhumane!) The songs are all based in sixties pop, complete with Motown and girl-group sounds. These songs are such fun, I decided to feature two of them from the Original Cast Recording of Little Shop Of Horrors (1982). I can never pick my favorite between the two of these. Franc Luz - Dentist! - The aforementioned demented song about a sick, twisted man's chosen occupation. Company - Skid Row (Downtown) An anthemic plea to get out of that horrid place.

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