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Critic Darren Franich (Entertainment Weekly) joins us to take on David O. Russell's critically acclaimed war satire Three Kings.Lauded at the time of release, Three Kings is nowhere close to being the household name that other 1999 films have become. We try to suss out the truth behind the wild production stories (of which there are many) surrounding this film, and how they may have contributed to its lack of nostalgic recognition. We also tackle the careers of the titular three kings (+ Spike Jonze), and the influence of this movie's unique aesthetic. In addition to sharing our experiences with EW in the 90s, Darren explains how the magazine's cultural cache allowed him to see this dark comedy at a young age. Find Darren at: ew.com/author/darren-franichPatreon: patreon.com/podcastlikeits1989Twitter: twitter.com/podcastlikeitsInstagram: instagram.com/podcastlikeitsReddit: reddit.com/r/PodcastLikeIts See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Unusually we recorded this one, with my golden retriever 'Jasper' whilst giving him a walk around a 130 acre country estate. But more importantly I was joined by Darren Venables, the Estate Manager at the Chewton Glen Hotel down in the New Forest in Hampshire.  Darren has been working at the Chewton Glen for over 30 years so really has seen a huge amount of change, and as far as the grounds are concerned has curated much of that himself. And our wide ranging conversation typifies the reason for setting up this podcast.  To shine a spotlight on what happens behind the scenes of hospitality.  So much that the public may never get to hear about, or even imagine is fundamentally supported by the hospitality trade.   Developing an orchard of 250 of the rarest trees in the country perhaps, or breeding your own Queen bees, or surveying wildlife on an annual basis, or attracting a wider species of birds into a habit for the first time in decades, to growing food for a cookery school, to planting xmas trees and so so much more.  I just hope conversations like these open your mind as to how much awesomeness the independent hospitality sector is responsible for.  And remember, where you decide to spend your cash, in supporting these genuinely small and hospitable businesses, really makes a difference to the type of world we are all going to live in.  Less dominated by bean counter international chains and more diverse and richer for humanity and the environment.  Find Darren on Instagram, twitter or visit the Chewton Glen website. 

AJ is joined in the studio by Darren Farrell IFBB PRO. They talk bodybuilding, Mental Health, suicide and much more!Find Darren onhttp://www.instagram.com/darrenfarrell_ifbbpro/?hl=enhttp://darrenfarrell.typeform.com/to/iGPyavDon't forget to subscribe and press that notification bell and tune in on Spotify and all other audio platforms and give a follow to our instagram pagehttp://www.instagram.com/jibberwithjaberpod/

In this episode we get a chance to chat with Darren Infinity. This was such a great conversation involving Darren's naughty introduction to kink in his teen years, managing relationships and dynamics that are forced to be long distance and life as a switch. There's numerous types of headspace when it comes to age play which we discuss. We even talk about co-topping with your Dom and so much more. You definitely don't want to miss this episode!Darren is an enthusiastic bisexual queer pervert based out of Toronto, Ontario. He loves to facilitate discussions about making our relationships richer and our play hotter, with a particular focus on power exchange relationships and play. He is passionate about managing risk and discussing how to detoxify masculinity. In his classes, Darren focuses on providing participants practical tools to communicate about the kind of dynamics, play and sex that they want.Key topics: ● Advice for maintaining long distance relationships and dynamics during COVID-19● The benefits of seeing a Professional Dominatrix and the positive effects it can have● Age play and all the fun ways to express it● Some of our sexiest erotic hypnosis stories including an alien abduction● Protocols: what are they and how to create themResources: ● Follow Darren on Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/darren_infinity● Find Darren on FetLife: https://fetlife.com/users/3121?sp=1● The Marketplace series by Laura Antoniou: http://lantoniou.com/category/books-reviews/the-marketplace-laura-antoniou/Calls to action: ● Be sure to leave a review!● Follow us on Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/kiclounge● Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kicloungepodcast● Miss Mackenzee Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/MissMackenzee ● Miss Mackenzee Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/miss.mackenzee● Parker Leigh Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/MissParkerLeigh● Parker Leigh Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/miss.parker.leighSupport the show (https://www.Paypal.me/PhillyDR)

Darren Virassammy of 34 Strong and I talk about his entrepreneurial journey and the moments that led him to embarking on his own journey from corporate to being a business owner helping other corporations create cultures that engage their employees. Find Darren at: 34strong.com darrenvirassammy.com Instagram: @darrenvirassammy Linked In: Darren Virassammy

Larry and Cate chat with Austin Localeur Darren Griffin to discuss orange wine, redefining masculinity, and why we all ought to tailor our clothes instead of wearing off the rack. Find Darren on IG at @dgriff123

On today's episode, I am joined by Darren Brand, a comedian, actor and overall entertainer. On this episode we discuss the journey to entrepreneurship. We explore, the highs, the lows, expectations and everything in between. Thank you for listening and if you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe and leave a review. Find Darren at https://www.darrenbrand.com/ https://www.instagram.com/darrenbrand_/?hl=en The Cope For The Culture Podcast is geared towards discussing mental health as it relates to black and minority communities. On this show we have solo and interview based episodes with individuals from different walks of life who are dedicated to being the change within the culture as it relates to various topics and their effect on the world of mental health. The podcast is hosted by Tiana Renae who is a licensed mental health therapist. Thank you for listening and if you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review and share with a friend. The hashtag for the podcast is #copefortheculturepodcast. Make sure to follow us on social media: Instagram: @copefortheculturepodcast Twitter: @cope4theculture --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/copefortheculture/message

Darren started his company back in 1989 and is the Managing Director of VIP Security. He shares how the security industry was completed different from how you find it now. He shares his journey being and ex-doorman and ex-police officer, to now running a successful security company based in Wickford. Darren gives some advice to anyone who listens about their safety and security, tells us how his company gets creative and how they are involved in the community. This is well worth a list if you want to know how long it can take to start a business and really get it off the ground… It was great to interview Darren we both hope you enjoy it, don’t forget to give the video a like or get in contact. Find Darren and VIP Security here: Website: https://vipsecurityservices.co.uk/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/vipsecurityserv Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/VIP5ecurity5ervices Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vipsecuritysevices2018

Wherein ALL of our Hello’s are missing, and the intro sounds bizarre (no mono, no mono!), and we are at SAE - the School of Audio Engineering, with our very good and immensely talented friend Darren Hulcombe.We discuss “TILEs” - bit stalker-y (possibly), Dom’s dad always knows where Dom’s mum is - bit creepy (probably), SkyScanner, Dom’s (Matt’s) waxing stories. Also; Darren Hulcombe is our very special guest - we speak with him about his journey from muso’s son, to learning muso, to teaching muso, to worldwide travelling muso, to original music muso, to audio engineering student, to audio engineering lecturer. And: email, marriage, Hotmail addresses, Actual Echo (a tribute show), being in the right place at the right AND being prepared (also “don’t be a dick EVER”).Plus: Pip doesn’t like peanuts, EDMA, a four minute song recorded in four minutes, we geek out for a moment, and Darren wraps up by talking about the future.SAE: https://sae.edu.au/campuses/melbourne/Find Darren:on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/darrenhulcombe/and at his website: http://honeycombeproductions.com.auwww.trcduo.comwww.domitaliano.comwww.mattbradshaw.comemail: podcast@trcduo.comFB: facebook.com/trcduoFB: facebook.com/MattyBBradshawFB: facebook.com/dom.italiano.7Instagram: instagram.com/trcduoTwitter: twitter.com/trcduo

Full Show Notes at: https://www.pencilkings.com/podcast-home/ When Darren Yeow created the Nomad Art Satchel a few years ago, he wanted to create a super-useful tool for artists with one aim in mind - to encourage creativity and help artists everywhere capture their ideas. Now, after the huge success of this product on Kickstarter, he's back with a brand new brand and a product which takes the design of the Nomad to an exciting new level for artists - the Etchr Lab Multi-purpose Satchel. In this interview, you'll hear about the fascinating design process behind this new product, and how Darren and Simon invited feedback from working artists to create something which truly met their needs. You'll learn why collaboration is key, and why the best people to work with might be easier to reach than you think. And, if you've ever wanted to develop and launch your own product (but don't know where to start), you'll get some invaluable insights on doing this from listening to Darren and Simon's experiences. Interview Chapters [00:00-06:49] Introduction and Overview Your host, Mitch Bowler, introduces today's guests, Darren Yeow, creator of the Nomad satchel, and his business partner, finance expert Simon Frisby. In this chapter, you'll hear why they decided to take the revolutionary design aspects of the Nomad and evolve these into an exciting new product which is set to become an indispensable tool for all artists. [07:52-14:45] Why did Darren Decide to Collaborate on This New Product? When Darren launched the Nomad Art Satchel a few years ago, he was working as a one-man band looking after everything from marketing to raising financial backing for his product via Kickstarter. Now, he's teamed up with Simon and other experts to form a new company, Etchr Lab, which promises to deliver a wide range of cutting-edge products into the lives of artists. So why did he decide to work with others on this new project...and how has this led to a new, improved product? [10:22-12:10] How Can You go About Launching Your Own Great Idea? Got a great idea of your own...but don't know how to get started on developing this into a successful product? In this chapter, you'll hear about the benefits of networking with others in your niche...and why listening carefully to the advice of others can ultimately help you create the most effective business plan and product. [12:11-17:33] What Should You Look For in Potential Collaborators? Choosing people to collaborate with can sometimes be tricky. After all, you've got to be sure they share your passion and vision for your ideas. In this chapter, you'll hear about how Darren and Simon met, and why a series of shopping trips helped them decide that collaborating was a very good idea! [17:34-23:41] It's Been 3 Years Since the Nomad Satchel Was Launched. What's Been Happening Since? Darren launched his Nomad art satchel three years ago. So what's he been up to in the meantime...and why did he decide that now was the right time to launch a new product? In this chapter, you'll also learn about the importance of marketing your product, and how to take full advantage of tools such as social media to help promote your big idea and generate a buzz around it. [23:42-24:42] What Happened When Darren Devoted All His Time to His Product? Like many artists and creators, Darren had to take on freelance work in the beginning to pay the bills while he developed his new idea. But what happened when he was able to devote all his time and energy to this one project? [24:43-30:44] How Can You Work Effectively With Other People? The success of a collaborative project often revolves around your relationship with the other members of your team. But how do you learn to hand over tasks to others and listen to their input? In this chapter, you'll get some invaluable insights into teamwork, and why learning how to listen can be one of the most important factors behind success. [30:45-39:00] How do You Find Business Contacts as well as Creative Contacts? As artists, most of us have got creative friends who we can work with and bounce ideas off of. But how do you find the business-minded people to help turn your dreams into reality? In this chapter, you'll learn about networking...and why personal recommendations can often be much more effective than searching for potential contacts online. [39:01-42:15] Where to Find Darren and Etchr Lab Online Want to find out more about Etchr Lab and their exciting new products for artists? You'll find everything you need in this chapter, including some great advice on the realities of developing a product based on Darren's real-life experiences. [42:16-44:37] Conclusion Mitch wraps up today's interview and Darren lets you know how to get behind his new product launch on Kickstarter and take advantage of some great early-bird deals.