Podcasts about Endless Poetry

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This week we talk about... 00:13 The Number 101 01:20 The Tv Show 1883 02:30 Spud being Spud. 04:34 John Lennon, George Harrison and Jodorowsky 07:30 It's not Tommie's fault 08:35 The Secret Cypher of the Ufonauts 12:50 Stuart Wilde and The Greys 15:40 Greenfield's UPG? 18:30 How popular is Hellier really? 19:20 Anthony Peake's view on the HGA / Diamon. 24:35 Deja Vu on drugs. 30:00 TaSTA's Irish Lesson 001 - How to say Hello! 32:04 TaSTA's Irish Facts 001! 33:30 TaSTA's Pillars of Magic 001: Offerings. 34:25 Offerings are the oldest religious ritual? 38:15 Offerings now seem like a diluted version of what they were. 41:10 Offerings as Sacrifices. 41:40 The First Sacrifice. 45:40 Do the Spirits know what Sacrifices originally were? 48:00 Time as an Offering 49:40 Using Spirit Offerings as a slot machine. 52:45 Offering as remembrance. 56:00 Spending time with Spirit 57:30 Offerings and Pacts 59:40 Using Offerings to make somewhere "holy" - 59:50 Offerings work the same as art. 1:04:40 Not wanting material things doesn't make you more spiritual. 1:08:00 Being punished if you get what you want 1:09:05 Skinriding 1:10:00 Spirits need to be remembered? 1:13:20 Endless Poetry and Jodorowsky discussion. Holy Mountain TaSTA: https://youtu.be/NGs5k-j3UmA Psychomagic TaSTA: https://youtu.be/HfNJ2p2h74c _ _ _ _ _ Buy Spud a book or send him some money: Paypal: https://bit.ly/3qXejIm Amazon: https://amzn.to/3be7Vm7 _ _ _ _ _ Tommie's Links: _ _ _ _ _ Join the PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/tommiekelly Send a donation via PAYPAL http://www.paypal.me/tommiekelly Buy Me a Book: https://www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/33TYYN3KT7ZAJ/ Find out about The Forty Servants: https://www.adventuresinwoowoo.com/thefortyservants/ ***SITES AND SOCIAL MEDIA*** Web: http://www.adventuresinwoowoo.com DISCORD: https://discord.gg/aiww Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/tommiekelly Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/adventuresinwoowoo Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tommiekelly/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2PEvElCUoa6Eyz2d129UjE?si=MGgNKT-pQ52tOZ_Xv4cJOQ _ _ _ _ _ As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases, so if you see an Amazon link it's more than likely an affiliate link. The price will be the exact same for you, but I get a commission.

Jodorowsky January concludes with talk of Saturday Night Live, Christmas bonuses, creepy clowns, Wiccan sex, film criticism and much much more. Chat with the TMT Community on Discord! For More TMT Shenanigans: toomanythoughtsmedia.com Twitter: @TMT_Media, @tackyslacks, @funnynicotweets, @someadamhall E-mail: toomanythoughtsmedia@gmail.com Subscribe and Rate on Apple Podcasts!

Jodorowsky January concludes with talk of Saturday Night Live, Christmas bonuses, creepy clowns, Wiccan sex, film criticism and much much more. Chat with the TMT… The post Endless Poetry (2016) appeared first on Too Many Thoughts.

Joining me today is actor, author and filmmaker Leandro Taub. Leandro has found incredible success in many creative disciplines - first as an author (he’s been published 5 times and counting), then as an actor - debuting in Endless Poetry, which premiered at the Cannes film festival in 2016, and now as a filmmaker with his first feature film titled Externo. Throughout the interview we delve into Leandro’s creative process and discuss exactly what it took for him to find success in so many different creative fields. We also chat about his film Externo at length, detailing the entire process from development to production to festival strategy and beyond. Links from the show: EXTERNO - Website EXTERNO - Trailer Leandro on Instagram Leandro on Twitter For more like this click here to sign up for my newsletter.

A vintage sounding podcast sharing original poetry and writing submitted by you, the listeners!   ColoredBlue_07 @Reddit sewing as lessons in love by Salaam Odeh Alone In A Crowd by Jacob Derin Ode to a Working Mother by fionancake716 @Reddit (and just like that) by Emma Jacobs emmajacobs.substack.com Visit my Twitter if you'd like to submit your own!

Souverän haben unsere beiden Dummdödel diese runde 70. Episode über die Bühne gebracht, aber Filmliebhaber seien gewarnt - in bester Banausenmanier könnte es sein, dass sogar die ganz großen Klassiker der Filmgeschichte beschmutzt werden. Über Geschmack lässt sich streiten...könnt ihr gern machen, aber bitte nicht über unseren!

Beef’s back on the menu this week as the boys disagree over Alejandro Jodorowsky’s late-career output, The Dance of Reality (2013) and Endless Poetry (2016). Ravishing, restorative poetry or cringey, non-cinematic fluff? And we’re not just talking about Ralph and Owen’s camera rolls. Let the fight begin!

In this episode we are joined by special guests Sidney Manuel and David Moss of the Parking Lot Movie Podcast to review another poetry flick: Alejandro Jodorowsky's Endless Poetry. Spoilers abound, so if you plan on watching the movie, watch it before you listen.  

Lieber Alejandro Jodorowskys alte Werke nachholen oder noch mal ansehen. Amazon-Links in the bio! ;)

Hit it: Wir feiern den Tag des Soldaten mit "Sicario 2", gehen auf Roadtrip mit "303", auf Kreuzfahrt mit "Hotel Transsilvanien 3 - Ein Monster Urlaub" und begleiten mit "Endless Poetry" die Jugend von Surreal-Maestro Alejandro Jodorowsky. Zuvor sprechen wir über Simon's Dilemma mit "The Handmaid's Tale" und lassen uns von Eddie und Schröck für den Netflix-Film "Calibre" begeistern. Außerdem gibt's News. Zum Beispiel zu Nathan Filllions "Uncharted"-Fan-Film. Zum "Robocop"-Sequel von Neill Blomkamp. Zum vermutlichen Hauptdarsteller von Denis Villeneuves "Dune". Zum Line up des "Mortal Kombat"-Reboot. Zum chinesischen Mega-Flop "Asura". Und zur ersten Zombie-Komödie von Jim Jarmusch, die da heißt: "The Dead Don't Die". Und natürlich schauen wir uns auch das erste Poster zu "Aquaman" an. Oder ein paar Trailer wie "The Onanie Club", "Boy Erased" oder "Overloard", die neueste Produktion von J.J. Abrams, die nichts mit "Cloverfield" zu tun hat. Geladen, gefährlich und richtig gut drauf: Kinoplus.

Sicario: Day of the Soldado is an unexpected sequel that nobody knew they wanted. Was it worth making, or does it fall in the shadows of the original film? Find out how it holds up on this week's episode! We'll also be giving some thoughts on films like Sunshine, The Survivalist, Endless Poetry, and more! 6:00 Sunshine mini-review 19:40 The Survivalist mini-review 30:30 Endless Poetry mini-review 42:00 Sicario: Day of the Soldado review 1:15:00 Best films of the year so far

Margot Ferrick creates sequential art that's haunting, poetic and utterly distinctive, and it was a joy for me to read back over her books in preparation for our talk and discover themes and recurring motifs. Although I had difficulty remembering the name of an Alejandro Jodorowsky film (Endless Poetry) and a Joseph Campbell book (Hero with a Thousand Faces), we had a moving and far-ranging talk about motherhood, prayer, ballet, Long Island, sex, Catholic ritual, the enduring appeal of Eva Hesse and much more.

Bijou Banter is back to discuss A Ghost Story (playing at FilmScene at least until 9/28) with special guest Da'shawne Smiley as well as Endless Poetry (FilmScene run ends 9/21) and Alien (Bijou After Hours on 9/23). RIP Harry Dean Stanton. Oh no, Nate accidentally called him "Henry" at the beginning of the show, please forgive him.Art House Theater Day at FilmScene on September 24th! See you there!

This week we're doing it for the 'Gram with a review of Ingrid Goes West, as well as other films we watched during the week. We then dive into a discussion about classic film plots that would be ruined by the social media era! Like, subscribe, and leave a review! 13:00 Summer Hours mini-review 23:00 Patti Cakes mini-review 32:00 Endless Poetry mini-review 56:00 Ingrid Goes West review 1:24:20 Classic movie plots that would be ruined by social media

This week the creatures play a "Little" game, talk about their earliest memories, and discuss upcoming horror releases in August. Also mentioned: The King of Comedy, Maximum Overdrive, Wild Beasts, Final Flesh, Bedeviled, etc... If you'd like to get in contact with us, you can reach us at Podcast@TheOverlookTheatre.com or on Instagram, Facebook, or Twitter under @OverlookTheatre.

Welcome back! After a somewhat-long hiatus (we explain why, sort of), we get right into it and talk about some things that have happened and movies Jack and Andrew have seen since the last FULL recording (as in, before episodes 90 and 91 on Spider-Man and Dunkirk, which we hope you've heard and enjoyed by now. 1st - Jack brings up some people who have passed on since last recording, and while Martin Landau, John Heard and Sam Shephard get some notice, it's the father of the "Zombie" movie, GEORGE A. ROMERO, who gets a spotlight in discussion here and about his impact on independent and horror cinema. 2nd- at 32:02 minutes in (if you care to skip ahead to this specifically), we discuss the eighth feature film directed by Alejandro Jodorowsky in 50 years, ENDLESS POETRY, and about how it fares compared to the previous Jodorowsky autobiographical piece, THE DANCE OF REALITY (fyi, we feature some Spanish language track from the trailer here so you've been warned). 3rd- Trailers from Comic-Con came out and so we talk about a few of them, chiefly THOR: RAGNAROK, JUSTICE LEAGUE (Andrew continues to have some words about this one, following some talk on previous episodes, but here more aimed at what "lobbing" lines of dialog means), and Spielberg's READY PLAYER ONE (chiefly: what's with that description Spielberg is given in the trailer?) 4th- Jack talks about having seen BABY DRIVER three times, and also ATOMIC BLONDE, WAR FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES (briefly), and Andrew sees THE SECRET WORLD OF ARRIETY or, more accurately, tries to. 5th- Jack tries to put up a defense for Roger Corman after reading what may or may not be a "Required Reading" (we'll just label it as such in a playlist) of Corman's memoir: "HOW I MADE A HUNDRED MOVIES AND NEVER LOST A DIME" against a very skeptical Andrew. Thanks for listening and please subscribe and write reviews on iTunes! wagesofcinema@gmail.com "Hocus Pocus" by Focus

On the latest episode of the Talkhouse Podcast, two cinematic titans are in conversation as Darren Aronofsky sits down with the legendary Alejandro Jodorowsky, to coincide with the theatrical release of the 88-year-old cult director's new film, Endless Poetry. The two have a fascinating, wide-ranging conversation that takes in the challenge of making art within the Hollywood system, the ability of films to heal, the vulgarity of Trump and life's big questions – death, God, aliens, the universe – and Jodorowsky also fulfills a longheld dream of the Black Swan director's by reading his tarot. For more filmmakers talking film and TV, visit Talkhouse Film at talkhouse.com/film. Subscribe now on iTunes or Stitcher to stay in the loop about future Talkhouse Podcasts.

Dave and Alonso are taking a week off, so they're leaving you a SUPER-LONG episode that features a dollop of LKTV (A Podcast of the Television) and Linoleum Knife & Fork (A Podcast of the Food) -- two shows normally available only to their Patreon subscribers -- in addition to this week's movie reviews (War for the Planet of the Apes, Endless Poetry, Tom & Jerry: Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory). Enjoy! Join our club, won't you? Dave's streaming pick of the week: Kanopy Alonso's DVD pick of the week: CAN'T STOP THE MUSIC Cookbook of the week: DORIE'S COOKIES

Episode 71 of One Week Only! This week's key film is "False Confessions," an 18th century French farce adapted to the modern age but retaining its delightful mix of romantic entanglements and complex deceptions. Directed by Luc Bondy and starring Isabelle Huppert and Louis Garrel, it's a theatrical but entertaining comedy about a hive of colorful characters bouncing off each other in pursuit of love and money, and featuring another wonderful performance from Huppert. Now Playing in New York, and coming soon to Los Angeles. (45:30) We also review the thrilling period drama "Lady Macbeth" directed by Wiliam Oldroyd (14:50); the gorgeous and exhilarating "Endless Poetry" directed by Alejandro Jodorowsky (26:35); and the delightful musical comedy "Footnotes" directed by Paul Calori & Kostia Testut (37:40). Hosted by Carlos Aguilar & Conor Holt. Music by Kevin MacLeod at www.incompetech.com

The Luis Buñuel Drinking Game The wanderer returns. After a month away Rob is back, and what a week to return! We kick things off with another trip to Korea with Kim Jee Woon's spy thriller "Age of Shadows", and then everything gets delightfully weird as it seems to be genital week for off the shelf, beginning with Bunuel's "Phantom of the Liberty". The meat in this nonsensicapalooza pie is the Spanish splatter film "Pieces" before we reach the finale of this weird show - Alejandro Jodorowsky's "Endless Poetry". There are no words … thegeekshow.co.uk #movies #films #news #reviews #cinemaeclectica #thegeekshow #ageofshadows #kimjeewoon #aljandrojodorowsky #luisbunuel #artificialeye #curzon

Tony Harrison's play The Trackers of Oxyrhynchus is revived at London's Finborough Theatre 87 year old Chilean film director Alejandro Jodorowsky's latest film Endless Poetry is the second instalment of a planned five part autobiographical series Tom Hardy stars in BBC TV's new drama Taboo, Emily Fridlund's History of Wolves is the growing-up tale of a lonely Minnesota schoolgirl BBC Radio drama On Kosovo Field is a 5-part fantasy play by Finn Kennedy which includes a score by PJ Harvey, whose notes, photos, poetry and songs helped to inspire it Tom Sutcliffe is joined by Viv Groskop, Ekow Eshun and Louise Doughty The producer is Oliver Jones.

Ben Bailey Smith and Robbie Collin sit in for Simon and Mark. Dev Patel talks about his new film Lion. Plus the UK Box Office Top 10 and reviews including Zero Days and Endless Poetry. Download the Kermode and Mayo podcast at bbc.co.uk/podcasts/5live. Email: mayo@bbc.co.uk Text: 85058 (charged at your standard network rate) Twitter: @wittertainment.

We take a look at the week’s film releases, including ‘A Monster Calls’ and ‘Endless Poetry’, as well as looking ahead to the upcoming drama ‘20th Century Women’.