Podcasts about emp museum

Have you ever had one of those days where you had a plan in mind, but everything went wrong? Let's say, for example, you planned to be miniaturized and injected into a lab rabbit so you could study it from the inside, but instead the lab was attacked by saboteurs who wanted to steal the technology for themselves and you ended up being inadvertently injected into a grocery store assistant manager who also happens to be a hypochondriac. Typical, right? 1. Intro [0:00] 2. Innerspace Background Info/Trailer [5:00] 3. Innerspace Discussion [10:31] 4. Wrap-up [32:24] The trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E84dh509_lM  100 Horror Movies to See Before You Get Killed: Here's the list of horror movies from the EMP Museum in Seattle that I referenced on the show. https://letterboxd.com/scrumblebunny/list/100-horror-movies-to-see-before-you-get-killed/  

Bobby Watson has a reputation for bringing a solid foundation to any rhythm section, but he particularly shines in 'Rufus', a band he joined forces with in early 1974. BW has been a major contributor in helping create the 'Rufus' sound, not only with his playing, but also as a producer & songwriter on all of the Rufus albums from 1974' til present. Rufus released 11 albums from 1974-1983. Rufus and Chaka Khan also won many awards including 2 Grammys and 10 Gold and Platinum records. His style of bass playing can be heard not only on Rufus, but on other artist's hits as the Pointer Sister’s "Jumping Jack Flash", Michael Jackson's "Rock with You" & Billy Preston's "Nothing from Nothing". Bobby produced four albums with Rene & Angela from 1979-85 the last of which went Gold (Street Called Desire). Bobby also produced Plush featuring Seidah Garrett, and Janet Jackson's debut album titled "Janet". Bobby resided in Japan from 1985-1995, and took part in countless productions, recordings and tours. Back to Los Angeles in 1995 joined up with Steve Harvey. Bobby's symbiotic relationship with Steve has resulted in over 100 songs being written together, as well as numerous recording sessions playing both bass & guitar for artists Brigette McWilliams, Frank McCombs, Cece Winans, The Temptations, N'Dambi, Ledisi & Rachelle Farrell. Shorty thereafter Bobby replaced "Verdine White" in a band consisting of 90% of original EWF members called "The LA All Stars". In 1998 Bobby toured with Chaka Khan, Larry Graham and Prince, playing all over Europe.Bobby also took part in a Rufus & Chaka Khan Reunion Tour in 2001 as opening act for Earth Wind & Fire. Unfortunately, the tour was cut short by 9/11. In 2002 Bobby joined Earth Wind & Fire original members Sheldon Reynolds, Morris Pleasure, Larry Dunn, Johnny Graham and Kenny Olson (Kid Rock) for a concert celebrating Jimi Hendrix's (would be) 60th Birthday at the EMP Museum in Seattle.    

Nick Jarin and Dyer Oxley take you inside the world of Northwest nerds. They kick things off with some news on Star Trek Discovery (2:00) and Star Trek tech news (13:50). The surprisingly controversial name change to Seattle’s EMP Museum (19:00). Dyer takes a look at the history and use of the term “fake geek girl” (31:30). Think Geek opens their first West Coast store in Seattle (1:00:00). The guys wrap things up with a Nerd Alert that could help with your holiday shopping (1:05:00).Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/nwnerd)

Hear My Train a Comin’: Hendrix Hits London delves deep into one of the most important and formative time periods in Jimi Hendrix’s career. During a nine-month period beginning in September 1966, Hendrix released three hit singles, an iconic debut album, and transformed into one of the most popular performers in the British popular music scene. In June 1967 he returned to America a superstar. This exhibition furthers EMP Museum’s ongoing efforts to explore, interpret, and illuminate the life, career, and legacy of Jimi Hendrix. On view at EMP Museum through 2015.

Presenting nearly 60 hand-crafted costumes from the first six blockbuster Star Wars™ films, Rebel, Jedi, Princess, Queen: Star Wars™ and the Power of Costume uncovers the intricate processes and the remarkable artistry of George Lucas, the concept artists, and designers—and reveals the powerful connection between character and costume. On view at EMP Museum through October 2015.

In this episode, Helm has a sophisticated time,  Dave scoops up balls, James has feelings, and Bill can’t find an mp3. Featured: Final Fantasy XV, Pete’s Dragon, Star Trek Beyond, No Man's Sky, Suicide Squad, Japan, Auralux: Constellations, Zootopia, 10 Cloverfield Lane, Delta Airlines, Ghibli, I Am Setsuna, Megaman Legacy Collection, Dark Souls 2, EMP Museum, Mobile Suit Gundam: Iron-Blooded Orphans

New Star Trek exhibition coming to the EMP Museum. Yet another destination has been added to the growing family of events that are celebrating the 50th anniversary of Star Trek—and this time it’s an exhibition. Titled Star Trek: Exploring New Worlds, the event that kicks off May 21 at the EMP Museum in Seattle will showcase Star Trek’s significant impact on culture, society, arts, sports, technology, and fashion thorough a collection rare artifacts, set pieces, props, and hands-on interactive activities. We fill you in on the plans. Host C Bryan Jones Production C Bryan Jones (Editor and Producer) Matthew Rushing (Executive Producer) Norman C. Lao (Executive Producer) Charlynn Schmiedt (Executive Producer) Richard Marquez (Production Manager) Will Nguyen (Content Manager)

It's here! Disney Infinity 3.0 officially launched, and the CUTEST Star Wars figures are hitting retailer shelves. Sarah, especially, has been obsessing for months, and now she can FINALLY talk about it on the show. So listen, maybe learn some things, and see how Star Wars has been integrated into one of the most entertaining games in the industry right now. Ahsoka riding a taun-taun while carrying a baby bantha? You've come to the right place.(14:16) Skywalkers Amy and Joel Anderson took a trip with their family to the "Star Wars And The Power of Costume" exhibit at the EMP Museum in Seattle, WA. They give us an awesome overview of the exhibit and the rest of the museum, which you should definitely check out before October 4th, when the Star Wars exhibit closes. (1:00:10) Also on this episode: Things We Want To Share Secret Cinema in London - Immersive Star Wars Experience (5:11) Ashley Eckstein on at episode of That 70's Show! (10:18) Skywalker Shout-Outs (50:27) Skywalker of the Week (50:27) Giveaways and Upcoming Meet-Ups (54:40) WHERE WE WILL BE (IN REAL LIFE) 9/3/15: Moderating DK Publishing's FORCE FRIDAY Book Tour Kick-off with Star Wars authors! San Diego, CA Event Details 11/16/15: Avengers Half Marathon Weekend Meet-Up at Downtown Disney. Anaheim, CA Event Details 12/30/15: Let's watch THE FORCE AWAKENS together at Downtown Disney in Anaheim! Event Details 1/16/16: Star Wars Half Marathon Birthday Meet-Up at Downtown Disney! Anaheim, CA Event Details 4/14-4/17/2016: Star Wars Half Marathon Meet-up at Walt Disney World! SUPPORT THE SHOW Skywalking Through Neverland T-Shirts at TeePublic! Check them out HERE. Shopping HerUniverse? Click here! Need something from Amazon.com? Click here. CONTACT US tweet! tweet! @SkywalkingPod Follow us on Meerkat and join in on interactive live-streaming of events. Send emails to share@skywalkingthroughneverland.com and follow us on Facebook. If you dug this episode, click over to iTunes | Stitcher | YouTube and leave us a review!

It’s here! Disney Infinity 3.0 officially launched, and the CUTEST Star Wars figures are hitting retailer shelves. Sarah, especially, has been obsessing for months, and now she can FINALLY talk about it on the show. So listen, maybe learn some things, and see how Star Wars has been integrated into one of the most entertaining games in the industry right now. Ahsoka riding a taun-taun while carrying a baby bantha? You’ve come to the right place.(14:16) Skywalkers Amy and Joel Anderson took a trip with their family to the "Star Wars And The Power of Costume" exhibit at the EMP Museum in Seattle, WA. They give us an awesome overview of the exhibit and the rest of the museum, which you should definitely check out before October 4th, when the Star Wars exhibit closes. (1:00:10) Also on this episode: Things We Want To Share Secret Cinema in London - Immersive Star Wars Experience (5:11) Ashley Eckstein on at episode of That 70’s Show! (10:18) Skywalker Shout-Outs (50:27) Skywalker of the Week (50:27) Giveaways and Upcoming Meet-Ups (54:40) WHERE WE WILL BE (IN REAL LIFE) 9/3/15: Moderating DK Publishing's FORCE FRIDAY Book Tour Kick-off with Star Wars authors! San Diego, CA Event Details 11/16/15: Avengers Half Marathon Weekend Meet-Up at Downtown Disney. Anaheim, CA Event Details 12/30/15: Let's watch THE FORCE AWAKENS together at Downtown Disney in Anaheim! Event Details 1/16/16: Star Wars Half Marathon Birthday Meet-Up at Downtown Disney! Anaheim, CA Event Details 4/14-4/17/2016: Star Wars Half Marathon Meet-up at Walt Disney World! SUPPORT THE SHOW Skywalking Through Neverland T-Shirts at TeePublic! Check them out HERE. Shopping HerUniverse? Click here! Need something from Amazon.com? Click here. CONTACT US tweet! tweet! @SkywalkingPod Follow us on Meerkat and join in on interactive live-streaming of events. Send emails to share@skywalkingthroughneverland.com and follow us on Facebook. If you dug this episode, click over to iTunes | Stitcher | YouTube and leave us a review!

This episode Captain Owen starts us off with singing a little 'Baby Beluga.' We then talk about his Batman Painting Book, a trip to the zoo with Papa and Gigima (his great grandparents), and a trip to the EMP Museum and the 'Star Wars and the Power of Costume,' 'What's Up, Doc?,' and 'Infinite Worlds' exhibits. We finish off the episode playing Road Runner and Wile E. Coyote, or as Captain Owen calls it--Dog and Ostrich. The post Episode 015 – EMP Museum appeared first on Sunday Evening With Captain Owen.

Coinciding with the release of the new James Brown biopic, GET ON UP The Halli Casser-Jayne Show, Talk Radio for Fine Minds celebrates the Godfather of Soul, the one and only James Brown.Joining in the celebration is the daughter of James Brown, Deanna Brown Thomas, humanitarian, entrepreneur, radio & TV personality, actress and writer and the President of The James Brown Family Children Foundation (JBFCF), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization created according to the wishes of James Brown.Aakomon “AJ” Jones is one of the most sought after choreographers in the world, working with the biggest names in music such as Madonna, Justin Timberlake, Jenner Lopez, and Mariah Carey. His choreography can best be described by the clean lines, musicality, sharpness and versatility, on view in the new James Brown biopic GET ON UP, which he also choreographed.RJ Smith's THE ONE is the definitive biography of James Brown, not only presenting the first complete portrait of his personal life, but also placing Brown in his proper place in the pantheon of popular culture icons. Nominated for an NAACP award and hailed by Janet Maslin of The New York Times as one of the top books of 2012. Jason Eamons is the Director of Curatorial Affairs at EMP Museum, which was founded by Microsoft's co-founder, Paul Allen and opened in June 2000 in a building designed by Frank Gehry. The EMP Museum explores the artists and ideas that fuel popular music and pop culture.Conversation is an art, and Halli Casser-Jayne is the artist of conversation. For more information visit http://bit.ly/HCJAPP

Mind Grapes: Jasper Fforde and comedic misdirection; the EMP Museum and curating nerddom; Community season 4; new Harry Potter Expanded Universe movies! Class Z(ed): Our first two weeks of classes; getting involved outside of academics during your academic degrees - call for audience participation!

In honor of African-American Music Appreciation Month, Wednesday, June 19, 3 pm ET, The Halli Casser-Jayne Show, Talk Radio for Fine Minds celebrates the Godfather of Soul, the one and only James Brown. Joining in the conversation is Deanna Brown Thomas, humanitarian, entrepreneur, radio & TV personality, actress and writer is President of The James Brown Family Children Foundation (JBFCF), a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization created according to the wishes of James Brown. RJ Smith's THE ONE is the definitive biography of James Brown, not only presenting the first complete portrait of his personal life, but also placing Brown in his proper place in the pantheon of popular culture icons. Nominated for an NAACP award and hailed by Janet Maslin of The New York Times as one of the top books of 2012. Jason Eamons is the Director of Curatorial Affairs at EMP Museum, which was founded by Microsoft's co-founder, Paul Allen and opened in June 2000 in a building designed by Frank Gehry. The EMP Museum explores the artists and ideas that fuel popular music and pop culture.Conversation is an art, and Halli Casser-Jayne is the artist of conversation. Tune into The Halli Casser-Jayne Show, Talk Radio for Fine Minds, Wednesday, June 19, 3 pm ET.

Mom and apple pie. Computers and silicon. Martians and death rays. Some things just go together naturally. But how about science and politics? Science and religion? Science and fiction? These pairings are often unnatural and contentious … but they don't have to be. Discover how science can team up with other endeavors in productive, if surprising, symbiosis. Meet a particle physicist, turned U.S. Congressman, who calls for more scientists on Capitol Hill. Also, a tour of the Golden Age of Islamic Science. Plus, scientists named Elmo and Super Grover 2.0 teach small children to conduct experiments with the help of chickens and dancing penguins. And, it's not quite science but it's not entirely fiction either: how sci-fi helps shape our cultural debates about the future. Guests: Bill Foster - Physicist and former U.S. representative from Illinois Carol-Lynn Parente - Executive Producer, Sesame Street Ranjana Mehra - Docent at The Tech Museum, San Jose, California Brooks Peck - Curator, EMP Museum, Seattle, Washington Descripción en español Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mom and apple pie. Computers and silicon. Martians and death rays. Some things just go together naturally. But how about science and politics? Science and religion? Science and fiction? These pairings are often unnatural and contentious … but they don’t have to be. Discover how science can team up with other endeavors in productive, if surprising, symbiosis. Meet a particle physicist, turned U.S. Congressman, who calls for more scientists on Capitol Hill. Also, a tour of the Golden Age of Islamic Science. Plus, scientists named Elmo and Super Grover 2.0 teach small children to conduct experiments with the help of chickens and dancing penguins. And, it’s not quite science but it’s not entirely fiction either: how sci-fi helps shape our cultural debates about the future. Guests: Bill Foster - Physicist and former U.S. representative from Illinois Carol-Lynn Parente - Executive Producer, Sesame Street Ranjana Mehra - Docent at The Tech Museum, San Jose, California Brooks Peck - Curator, EMP Museum, Seattle, Washington Descripción en español