Podcast appearances and mentions of eric steuer

Documentary podcast Actual Facts is back on the MovieMaker feed to talk docs! Eric and Jason discuss "American Pain," a documentary that tells the story of twin brothers and bodybuilders Chris and Jeff George, who operated a franchise of pain clinics in Florida where they made millions of dollars handing out pills like candy. The film's director, Darren Foster, stops by to chat.Actual Facts is hosted by Eric Steuer and Jason BetrueMusic by Yalls: https://www.dancasey.me/"American Pain": https://www.americanpainfilm.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Jockey Club is a scene by scene look at the movie Let It Ride.Dan is joined by Eric Steuer, host of the new podcast from MovieMaker Magazine, Actual Facts. But more importantly, Eric is big fan of the great Teri Garr. In the epiosde they discuss the perfection of Garr's line delivery, the idea that this all could be a dream, and the 17th scene of Let It Ride.LinksTwitter:Dan Delgado: @_dan_delgadoEric Steuer: @ericsteuerActual Facts podcastNathan Rabin's Happy Hour on Let It Ride.Get the Limited Edition Blu-ray from Imprint Films: https://t.co/fgn76QoLWQGet Jockey Club merch here.If you like the show you can support it clicking here: Buy Me A Coffee.

In this episode we talk to Eric Steuer, the Creative Director at Creative Commons. Rebecca explains about Open Principles & the Do's and Don'ts of canvassing on Wikipedia. We also talk a lot about Mattie Bán, Ireland's favourite Uncle. Our hero of the week is the new vodcast(?) WikiAfrica_Hour Logo design by Trish O'Flaherty: https://www.trishoflahertydesign.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/world_wikipedia Website: https://www.headstuff.org/the-world-according-to-wikipedia/ This show is part of the HeadStuff Podcast Network. For more, go to HeadStuffPodcasts.com, where you can also become a member of HeadStuff+ and get exclusive access to bonus material and lots more.

Eric Steuer is who I strive to be. A lifetime hip hop artist, podcast host, writer, husband & father, beekeeper, race car driver, cyclops, and all around cool dude*. I knew him back in the Meanest Man Contest days but his rap career has never dwindled - from Not the 1s to Dos Feeliz my dude has stayed active. But besides just hip hop we have a lot of mutual interests from the OG Beverly Hills, 90210 to being Rappers Who Run™.It's these commonalities that influenced my decision to have him as my first official guest on Lurk Mode. In the first half of this ep we cover his collaboration with RiFF RAFF, interviewing Michael Shannon, the stoned af drops I recorded for a podcast he did in 2009, and my 90210 fan fiction. Then we go deeper than Deep Blue Sea on some 90s Rap trivia. Like, y'all - I went OFF on this shit. It is a frfr longform quizzy ass quiz. So get ready to flex your knowledge or just soak up some game to impress people next time you're at a party and your girlfriend asks you in front of everyone what your favorite Lord Finesse line is.Normally I like to list all the songs I use in podcasts (not just because I feel like I will be less likely to get shut down if I give credit) but I'm worried that it would spoil the trivia, so I'm just going to link up the tracks related to Eric that we use. Feel free to hit me up if you want to know more about any of the music featured in the quiz."RAP GAME DONUT SPRiNKLES" - RiFF RAFF & Not the 1s"Broke Down Adhesives" Dos Feeliz feat. Open Mike EagleBe sure to check out our boy Debmaster's collab with MC Yallah, it's amazing! Shout out Lil Debbie

It's finally here. My "Chinese Democracy". My "Detox". My "The Queen's Gambit".What can I say? Like many a podcast with a twitchy host, this podcast is a gateway into my mind and the things that I like. Rap. Shoes. Television. I don't want to spend forever talking about it because hopefully we'll be growing together. I will say that if you have fucked with any of my projects over the years, from music to podcasts and everything in between, you will probably enjoy the ride. If you have no idea who I am and could care less, hopefully you will be drawn in by the strength of my guests. I don't want to act like this podcast will be about any one thing or will even follow some kind of format. But for now, if you're a #hiphophead, wannabe #hypebeast, #filmdork, or just like sipping your drink in the corner and staring at fools, this podcast is for you. I'll be interviewing  people from the music and film industries and the (f)art world and and doing my own hot takes on pop culture ... like Das EFX without all the "iggedy"s. No topic is off the table, but expect more conversations about "The Bachelorette" than politics or office jobs. (Or "The Office" for that matter. Never seen a single episode. Don't @ me.)Our first proper show with hip hop artist and podcast host Eric Steuer will be dropping shortly. Peep his LinkedIn page, shit is off the fuggin hook bruh!!--------------------Theme Song by Cheers For Fears (Boy In Sleep and Kent Hernandez) Artwork by Chris MusinaIn order to not get sued (I probably will anyway) and because I love all the music I use in these podcasts, here is every jam I sampled in order of appearance:"L A S M" - Black Sheep"Risin' To The Top" - Keni Burke"Take It Personal" - Gang Starr"Shoes" - Kelly"Beverly Hills, 90210 Theme" - John E. Davis"Make It Clap" - Busta Rhymes & Sean Paul "Pull Up" - Mulatto"Broke Down Adhesives" - Dos Feeliz"and you won't be alone" - Giovanni Marks

Director Jesse Dylan (whose films include How High and the Will Ferrell kids soccer comedy Kicking and Screaming) sets out in his new film Soros to strip away the conspiracy theories and suspicion surrounding billionaire philanthropist George Soros. Dylan, host of the Jesse's Office podcast, also talks about the hardest parts of interviewing Soros, who doesn't like to sit down for questions, and how he conducts interviews in general. And he and host Eric Steuer discuss the nature of truth at a time when it's under constant attack. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amy Seimetz’s second feature film, She Dies Tomorrow, is about a young woman named Amy (Kate Lyn Sheil) who holds the inescapable certainty that she will die in one day. When she confides in her friend Jane (Jane Adams), the prophecy begins to spread, igniting a chain reaction of existential dread. Seimetz knew she wanted to bring her characteristic "dark sense of humor" to the film, and bend genre conventions. That meant shooting it in chunks, and funding it herself."I didn't want to have to answer questions about what it was going to be," she says. "I was the only person that I was answering to."She Dies Tomorrow is now available on demand. You can email your host, Eric Steuer, at eric@moviemaker.com with feedback and guests you'd love to hear. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Brandon Cronenberg looked to real life horror — from data mining to election meddling — to inspire the sci-fi/horror hybrid Possessor. Andrea Riseborough stars as Tasya Vos, a woman who carries out assassinations by taking control of other people's bodies using brain-implant technology.Cronenberg talks to Eric Steuer about how his team used practical effects because skin and blood are particularly difficult to achieve realistically through CGI. He also talks about the real-life scientist who carried out experiments similar to those in Possessor. And he explains how at one point Christopher Abbott plays Andrea Riseborough's character playing him.If you like this episode, please subscribe and review us, and follow @EricSteuer and @MovieMakerMag. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Yellow Rose, from director Diane Paragas, is about a Filipina girl who fell in love with country music while growing up in Texas. But her dreams of music stardom come under threat when her mother, who is undocumented, is taken in the night by an ICE raid.Like her protagonist, Paragas grew up Filipina-American in Texas. To tell the story of Rose Garcia (played by Eva Noblezada), she relied on her firsthand experience and research that included visits to ICE detention facilities. She shot the film amid the Trump Administration's policy of separating families at the border. And as timely as her film is, she tells host Eric Steuer that she's had the idea for Yellow Rose for 15 years.Yellow Rose is in theaters now. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Action Park was a northern New Jersey water park, open from the 1970s through 1990s, where many kids had their first kiss, their first beer, their first taste of adventure. But as Class Action Park directors Chris Scott and Seth Porges tell interviewer Eric Steuer, it was also a place where dangerous, poorly designed rides and waterslides resulted in many kids being injured, and even caused a few deaths.When people over 40 say kids today could never do the things they did "when we were growing up," one of the reasons for that is places like Action Park—a wonderland of danger that also became a wonderland for personal injury attorneys. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Boys State, the compulsively watchable new documentary from Amanda McBaine and Jesse Moss, follows four boys who run for governor in a mock-government program sponsored by the American Legion.Their competition comes to resemble a real political race thanks to sometimes disingenuous candidates, dubious internet memes, and even impeachment talk.Guest host Eric Steuer talks with McBaine and Moss about how the conservative Texas boys surprised them, and how a new generation of boys is coming to change the white, Republican 1950s look of Boys State. Among the surprises they discovered: The boys of Boys State often reject political parties outright, and win power through empathy, not alpha-male strong-arm tactics.Boys State is now streaming on Apple TV+. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Paco and George look back at a year in documentaries as Sup Doc entered its 4th year.We also reveal the secrets of the pee tape, Disney Plus True Crime, Casey Kasem, Christopher Walken, and E-40.Docs we are looking forward to covering:The Confession KillerDon’t F*ck With CatsThe Devil Next DoorFrankie G (nee Peterson)'s show at The Pack is Nightchurch - https://www.youtube.com/nightchurchcomedySpecial year-end shout out to super-Patreon supporters - Alina Mansfield, Annette Marines, Eric Steuer, Jaan Shenberger, James Reling, Janet Flemer, Mike ShifletFollow Sup Doc on:Twitter: @supdocpodcastInstagram: @supdocpodcastFacebook: @supdocpodcastsign up for our mailing listAnd you can show your support to Sup Doc by donating on Patreon.

In the 1960s, '70s and '80s, C. Delores Tucker was best known as a politician, feminist, and Civil Rights activist who was friends with Rosa Parks and marched with Martin Luther King. But by the 90s, she was arguably the most hated woman in hip-hop, who would be called out by Tupac, KRS-One, Eminem, Lil Kim, and, most fiercely, by Sure Knight. Writer, musician and very smart guy Eric Steuer (@ericsteuer) tells us the sad story of C. Delores Tucker, and who would be the perfect director and actress to bring it to life. Get his latest song here: http://www.gold-robot.com/ongoing/grr059-buddy-peace--eric-steuer---la-looks/     See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

George spoke with Eric Steuer about one of his favorite docs, EXIT THROUGH THE GIFT SHOP (2010)The only film credited to Banksy, Exit Through The Gift Shop tells the story of Thierry Guetta, a self-taught street artist/documentarian who ends up becoming the subject of the film. It has to be seen to be believed, and even then there’s a lot that is unbelievable, as befits a prankster like Banksy. Is Thierry aka Mr. Brainwash real or a long con? We get into the theories and the comedy of the art world.Eric Steuer works with artists, media companies, technology developers, and cultural institutions on the use of Creative Commons licenses and CC-licensed content. Before joining CC, Eric was an editor for Wired magazine, where he is currently a correspondent, covering the intersection of technology and popular culture. As a musician he’s released a bunch of recordings and remixes, the most recent being the Dos Feeliz “Most Realest” EP(Plug Research) and Not The 1s “Your Man Is Garbage” single.Reddit AMA from someone who worked for Mr. Brainwash.Follow us on:Twitter: @supdocpodcastInstagram: @supdocpodcastFacebook: @supdocpodcastsign up for our mailing listAnd you can show your support to Sup Doc by donating on Patreon.

Wnerwia Ciebie jęk piły tnącej drzewa za twoim płotem? Gubisz się w labiryncie płotów nowych osiedli? Nie jesteś sam/a. Mogło by nam być wszystkim lżej, gdyby deweloperzy operowali wiedzą z przedszkola i rozmawiali z okolicznymi mieszkańcami. To apel o traktowanie się serio. Uniwersalny, choć słany z puchnących, choatycznie rozbudowujących się peryferii Wrocławia.@andrzej_jowik, salut.Muzyka:"Please listen carefully" by Jahzzar"Bust that rap like nobody's listen dare (Dare 2 B Great remix)" by Eric Steuer

[midway through the program, Eric Steuer from Creative Commons skypes in to talk about the licenses that facilitate sharing, openness and innovation everywhere from The White House to Al Jazeera to the Free Music Archive to this podcast itself! This month, CBC Radio revealed that they will stop using Creative Commons music -- once a prominent feature of programs like Spark -- due to the usage restrictions of CC's more popular noncommercial licenses. A virtual riot ensued. To gain a better understanding of the situation, we'll crack open CC's recent Study of How the Online Population Understands “Noncommercial Use” and discuss how this might play into the future of Creative Commons. Speaking of The Future, the nonprofit organization is currently in the midst of their Superhero campaign.] Music behind DJ: Lee Rosevere - "Do What You Can" - Backtime [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC] Beastie Boys - "Now Get Busy" - The WIRED CD: Rip. Sample. Mash. Share. [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons NC Sampling Plus] KenLo Craqnuques - "Lokombe Moka" - Brun [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC] Los Amparito - "El Barzón" - Los Amparito Demo [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-SA] Bird Names - "People Should Get More Aware" - Sings the Browns [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-ND] Donkey - "Quijote" - Turm [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC] Karaoke Mouse - "Shanghai Reggae (DJ Side's Alternate Take)" - net Bloc vol. 20 [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-ND] Music behind DJ: [music behind DJ includes: Glenny 417 - Biskopsgrden Night Life, Lee Rosevere - "Backtime" & "Stormbox", YACHT - Ring The Bell (instrumental), 6th Sense "Future Music Instrumental, ] Eric Steuer - "chat w/ Jason" - Grey Area interview [Eric Steuer from Creative Commons skypes in to talk about the licenses that facilitate sharing, openness and innovation everywhere from The White House to Al Jazeera to the Free Music Archive to this podcast itself! This month, CBC Radio revealed that they will stop using Creative Commons music -- once a prominent feature of programs like Spark -- due to the usage restrictions of CC's more popular noncommercial licenses. A virtual riot ensued. To gain a better understanding of the situation, we'll crack open CC's recent Study of How the Online Population Understands “Noncommercial Use” and discuss how this might play into the future of Creative Commons. Speaking of The Future, the nonprofit organization is currently in the midst of their Superhero campaign. image via MasterNewMedia.org] Listen With Sarah - "Re Portofino" - Cyclic Bits: The Raymond Scott Variations (V/A) [Free Music Archive // "Although this work is FMA licensed, please contact the individual artists regarding any usage permissions."] 6th Sense - "Future Music" - It's Notherground!! [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-SA] The Bavarian Druglords - "Goldsoul" - Homemade-LoFi-Psych: HLFP #4 Sound Explosions [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-ND] Big Blood - "For Four Beating Lungs" - Already Gone II [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-SA] BallPen - "Anne Lisa goes to bed" - The Dreams Trilogy [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-ND] Meanest Man Contest - "Some People [Touane Mix]" - Thank You [V/A] [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-SA] Eusebio - "What An Amazing Flight" - ONE [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-SA] https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/37743

[midway through the program, Eric Steuer from Creative Commons skypes in to talk about the licenses that facilitate sharing, openness and innovation everywhere from The White House to Al Jazeera to the Free Music Archive to this podcast itself! This month, CBC Radio revealed that they will stop using Creative Commons music -- once a prominent feature of programs like Spark -- due to the usage restrictions of CC's more popular noncommercial licenses. A virtual riot ensued. To gain a better understanding of the situation, we'll crack open CC's recent Study of How the Online Population Understands “Noncommercial Use” and discuss how this might play into the future of Creative Commons. Speaking of The Future, the nonprofit organization is currently in the midst of their Superhero campaign.] Music behind DJ: Lee Rosevere - "Do What You Can" - Backtime [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC] Beastie Boys - "Now Get Busy" - The WIRED CD: Rip. Sample. Mash. Share. [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons NC Sampling Plus] KenLo Craqnuques - "Lokombe Moka" - Brun [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC] Los Amparito - "El Barzón" - Los Amparito Demo [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-SA] Bird Names - "People Should Get More Aware" - Sings the Browns [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-ND] Donkey - "Quijote" - Turm [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC] Karaoke Mouse - "Shanghai Reggae (DJ Side's Alternate Take)" - net Bloc vol. 20 [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-ND] Music behind DJ: [music behind DJ includes: Glenny 417 - Biskopsgrden Night Life, Lee Rosevere - "Backtime" & "Stormbox", YACHT - Ring The Bell (instrumental), 6th Sense "Future Music Instrumental, ] Eric Steuer - "chat w/ Jason" - Grey Area interview [Eric Steuer from Creative Commons skypes in to talk about the licenses that facilitate sharing, openness and innovation everywhere from The White House to Al Jazeera to the Free Music Archive to this podcast itself! This month, CBC Radio revealed that they will stop using Creative Commons music -- once a prominent feature of programs like Spark -- due to the usage restrictions of CC's more popular noncommercial licenses. A virtual riot ensued. To gain a better understanding of the situation, we'll crack open CC's recent Study of How the Online Population Understands “Noncommercial Use” and discuss how this might play into the future of Creative Commons. Speaking of The Future, the nonprofit organization is currently in the midst of their Superhero campaign. image via MasterNewMedia.org] Listen With Sarah - "Re Portofino" - Cyclic Bits: The Raymond Scott Variations (V/A) [Free Music Archive // "Although this work is FMA licensed, please contact the individual artists regarding any usage permissions."] 6th Sense - "Future Music" - It's Notherground!! [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-SA] The Bavarian Druglords - "Goldsoul" - Homemade-LoFi-Psych: HLFP #4 Sound Explosions [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-ND] Big Blood - "For Four Beating Lungs" - Already Gone II [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-SA] BallPen - "Anne Lisa goes to bed" - The Dreams Trilogy [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-ND] Meanest Man Contest - "Some People [Touane Mix]" - Thank You [V/A] [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-SA] Eusebio - "What An Amazing Flight" - ONE [Free Music Archive // Creative Commons BY-NC-SA] http://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/37743

At long last!  Irene and the crew are back and ready to explore the world of user created media.  We catch up on the past summer as well as upcoming events; Skye bombs her first quiz of the season; Irene talks to Eric Steuer of Creative Commons about sharing content and protecting your works.  Part 1 of 3.