Podcasts about Fly Away Home

This may be the last Potato Pick. We have had a fun ride, but we have decided to put Green and Faceless: on the Couch on hiatus. We'll have a couple more episodes coming your way, but we are happy to have talked these nastalgic films for our farewell patron episode. Thanks for all the support!! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

JJ Gordon tells you what to see in the theater, what to stream at home and what to skip altogether! In this episode, he reviews Blink & Fly Away Home See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode of "Don't Kill the Messenger," host Kevin Goetz sits down with veteran producer Carol Baum, whose impressive career includes working with Hollywood icons such as Dolly Parton, Barbara Streisand, Robert De Niro, Zendaya, and Steve Martin. Carol shares stories and insights from her decades in the film industry, discussing her work on memorable films like "Father of the Bride," "The Good Girl," "Dead Ringers," and "Flyaway Home." She also shares candid experiences as a studio executive at Fox and Lorimar, where she developed classic films like "Officer and a Gentleman" and "The Dead Zone." With the recent release of her book, "Creative Producing," Carol provides a wealth of knowledge for aspiring filmmakers and industry professionals.Carol's Early Career and Education (07:42)Carol discusses her early career, how a girl from South Orange, New Jersey with no Hollywood connections landed a job in publishing at Bantam Books, where she discovered "The Autobiography of Malcolm X" and how she went on to produce classic movies.Studio Executive Roles (24:28)As a studio executive, Carol worked with Jon Peters' company, where she learned the importance of a positive work environment. She then moved on to Fox, working under Joe Wizan, and experienced a culture shift when Larry Gordon and Scott Rudin joined the studio. At Lorimar, Carol developed classic films such as "An Officer and a Gentleman" and "The Dead Zone."Father of the Bride, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, and Sandollar Productions (30:17)Carol shares stories of working with Sandy Gallin and Dolly Parton at Sandollar Productions where she produced successful films like "Father of the Bride" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" while collaborating with Howard Rosenman.Creative Producing (38:10)Carol discusses her book, Creative Producing, where she emphasizes the importance of the development process and working closely with writers to refine scripts and make them better.Working with Stars Like Barbara Streisand, Steve Martin, and a Young Zendaya (42:53)Carol shares her love for actors and their role in getting projects made. She considers Anthony Hopkins one of the greatest living actors and recounts her experiences working with Barbara Streisand, Steve Martin, and a young Zendaya.Carol Baum's love for movies shines through and shows why she is so valuable to the film industry. Her willingness to share her experiences and lessons in this episode as well as in her book, Creative Producing, are sure to inspire and guide countless filmmakers If you enjoyed this episode, please leave us a review or connect on social media. We look forward to bringing you more revelations from behind the scenes next time on Don't Kill the Messenger!Host: Kevin GoetzGuest: Carol BaumProducer: Kari CampanoWriters: Kevin Goetz, Darlene Hayman, and Kari CampanoFor more information about Carol Baum:IMDB: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0062071/Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carol_BaumWebsite: https://www.carolfriedlandbaum.com/For more information about Kevin Goetz:Website: www.KevinGoetz360.comAudienceology Book: https://www.simonandschuster.com/books/Audience-ology/Kevin-Goetz/9781982186678Facebook, Twitter, Instagram: @KevinGoetz360Linked In @Kevin GoetzScreen Engine/ASI Website: www.ScreenEngineASI.com

Carol Baum is known for Producing Hit Films like Fly Away Home, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Father of the Bride & The Good Girl Starring Jennifer Aniston. She helped turn Stephen King's The Shining into a Film by Stanley Kubrick, was Vice President at 20th Century Fox & Co-President of Dolly Parton's Sandollar Productions. In this episode of The Industry Standard Podcast Barry Katz sits down with legendary Movie & TV Producer Carol Baum for a look at remarkable career producing over 34 Movies & TV Shows. This "Nice Girl" from 1950's American Graffiti-Style New Jersey grew up to become a fighter in Hollywood. Carol discusses how her career in Hollywood has lasted decades because she played the long game. Carol first worked in publishing then moved to Hollywood to raise a family and have a career. It was an uncommon combination for women at the time but Carol stuck to her principles & strong work ethic & succeeded. She's worked with legends like Barbra Streisand & Dolly Parton plus great writers like Mike White who wrote television's The White Lotus. She executive produced Dead Ringers directed by David Cronenberg & Kicking and Screaming directed by Noah Baumbach who also wrote the Blockbuster Film Barbie. Carol has recently written a book "Creative Producing". In this Podcast she shares some of her book's wisdom such as: Don't keep people waiting, have great taste, watch out for horrible bosses, don't be afraid to call people & most importantly fight for what you believe in. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/industry-standard-w-barry-katz/support

If you're looking for an episode with periodic crying, impassioned rants, and lots goose sounds; well this is the episode for you! Let's discuss the lasting impact and heartfelt message of the 1996 film, Fly Away Home! HONK HONK!

Ladybugs, Ladybirds, or Lady beetles are familiar to all in art and in reality. These little munchers of aphids and other garden insects are common in many habitats. If the supply of soft-bodied insects on your cabbages dwindles, the adults will fly off to other plants in your garden and elsewhere. Because lady beetles have been collected and sold for as biological control agents, species have been moved from place to place and even between continents. This episode covers such topics and also addresses efforts to document rare native species and even farm them for reintroduction into their former habitats. Episode art is from iNaturalist contributor Bill Siebert. Bill is a retired biology teacher equipped with a 600mm and macro lens. For more information about his photograph, get a free iNaturalist account and look here: https://www.inaturalist.org/observations/171724937

The boys continue their Nostalgic mini series with the Carroll Ballard's 1996 film Fly Away Home.

This week, due to a MAJOR misunderstanding. Sarah and Micky catch up without Lucas, who is in New York.Sarah and Micky chat about the sad news of Matthew Perry passing away, Friends and why you never want to watch a TV show that somebody has recommended. Sarah also gives an impassioned pitch for the movie Fly Away Home. Please let us know if you've seen it. Get an uncut version of this episode on Patreon! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week, due to a MAJOR misunderstanding. Sarah and Micky catch up without Lucas, who is in New York.Sarah and Micky chat about the sad news of Matthew Perry passing away, Friends and why you never want to watch a TV show that somebody has recommended. Sarah also gives an impassioned pitch for the movie Fly Away Home. Please let us know if you've seen it. Get an uncut version of this episode on Patreon! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The hibernation period is here and we take a look at the beautiful ladybird and explain why there are hundreds hiding in the double glazing! We're joined by the fabulous charity Buglife. Darren answers more of your gardening queries and Andy Lound delves in to the history of carrots. We also laugh a bit.Please do have a look at Buglife, they do amazing work - www.buglife.org.uk Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Need to Know Child Information Form (Parents: Please Fill This Out) Student Information Form (Students: Please Fill This Out) Thu Aug 31 Dismissal 1:05 Back To School Night- Thu Aug 31. Time: 6:40-7:20p Reading We will start off the year with a short unit reading realistic fiction books and learning the routines and practices of reading in this class. The kids will explore our class library and reflect on themselves as readers. They will choose their own books to read for this week and next. I will use the book Fly Away Home by Eve Bunting to review making strong predictions and noticing small details. They will also take the district test: STAR reading. Read Aloud The Wild Robot by: Peter Brown Writing We will start off the year with a short unit writing a realistic narrative based on a random picture and learning the routines and practices of writing in this class. The kids will reflect on themselves as writers, begin their story by storytelling to plan, and try to bring the character to life by highlighting small details and bringing out the character's quirks. Maths We will spend class time this week exploring what it means to be a mathematician in this class. The kids will solve big problems individually and in groups. We will celebrate precision over speed, visualizing thinking, clearly communicating ideas, creative problem-solving, and working together. The kids will also take a district math test: STAR math. Social Studies We will start our first social studies unit of the year: Pre-Columbian America. We will start the week exploring Native American culture and what the Americas may have been like before 1492. We will finish the week discussing what it means to be a historian and making the connection between Native Americans in Pre-Columbus America and today. Science Science Lab with Ms. DeMarco Language Nothing this week. Leadership This Week's Habit: Be Proactive: Take Initiative, You're in Charge This Week's Hero: Virginia Apgar  

Wir wollen alle Katzen sein! Auch wollen wir über die elf letzten Filme diskutieren, die wir gesehen haben und ein Ranking erstellen. Vielleicht sind auch einige Tipps für euch dabei. Besprochene Filme: Aristocats, Fly Away Home, The Pelican Brief, Mac and Me, The 39 Steps, Unwelcome, But I'm a Cheerleader, Vacations of Terror, Vacations of Terror 2: Diabolical Birthday, A Good Person, Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie, Woodstock 99: Peace, Love and Rage, Burning, Transformers: The Movie, Das Leben der Anderen, Day Shift, Mulholland Drive, Adam's Apples, Slugs, The Lovers and the Despot, Secret of the Incas Thema nächste Woche: The Flash, No Hard Feelings, Asteroid City und Elemental Website: www.outnow.ch Facebook: www.facebook.com/OutNow.CH/ Twitter: twitter.com/outnow Instagram: www.instagram.com/outnow.ch/ Artwork von Phil Dragash

It's runaway bride week here at Fated Mates and we're delightedly traveling down memory lane to talk Julia Roberts, Sally Field, the importance of significant lips for a proper mustache, and all the ways we love cold feet on the way to the altar! We discuss all the ways runaway brides can happen in romance, talk about our high expectations for this trope…and Sarah realizes she's written two of them! Our next read along is Sarah Mayberry's Her Best Worst Mistake, an absolute banger of an enemies-to-lovers romance and one of our favorites. Get it at Amazon, Apple Books, Barnes & Noble or Kobo. You are in for an absolute treat with this one.Show NotesThis week we're talking about runaway brides (in the past, we also recorded an episode about Waking Up Married). Some of the primordial runaway brides are from movies: Smokey and the Bandit (1977) and Runaway Bride (1999).Sarah recommended an essay called The Bizarre Genre of Runaway Bride Romcoms, which has some other great movie rom-coms: Maid of Honor, Something Borrowed, My Best Friend's Wedding.We're tired of kids' movies. Jen's last one was Big Hero 6 (that is not hyperbole, she hasn't seen an animated movie since 2014 when Lil Romance was 11). Other families movies we enjoyed: Ghostbusters (2016) and Fly Away Home (1996).Growing up in the 80s, “those other channels” that weren't one of the major networks were called UHF channels, I think?Whew, the wedding industrial complex is no joke.Our next read along is Her Best Worst Mistake by Sarah Mayberry.

As the sun sets, a little bird is urged to fly home from the seashore, through the city, and back to its nest. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/avant-garde-books/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/avant-garde-books/support

Skypigging discussion. Shrimp boils on the plane. Sbarro. Plowsy would have stayed in school longer had there been a Auntie Ann's pretzel shop. Fly Away Home and other goose-themed films. EMOTD. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoicesSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Along with a few Thanksgiving goodies thrown in, in this episode, The Move Show examines the small handful of distinct films by director Carroll Ballard. In a 30 year career in film making, he only ever made 6. Joel and Ryan review The Black Stallion, Never Cry Wolf, Wind, Fly Away Home, and Duma. Let them know if you have a favorite!

Millions of American "Snowbirds" seasonally migrate from the Rust Belt to the Sunbelt. They seek more comfortable, warmer climates during the cold winters "up north." Many of the Snowbirds also come from Canada.What is a "Snowbird," and why do they want to move around the country chasing the sunshine? Is there something this lifestyle says about us and our culture? Have our patterns of life mimicked the ducks and the geese?  In this essay, Arthur Busch explains why he became a Snowbird and how he feels about leaving his home and family behind in Michigan to head for the Suncoast of Florida. Arthur discusses what has become an attainable lifestyle for many from blue-collar regions of America. Is being a Snowbird part of the working-class culture? For many in Michigan who spent careers working in the automobile industry, the answer is YES!

We chat with a listener who's been missing a beautiful little creature usually found in the great outdoors... and check in with an expert to find out what's on the go...or not. (Anthony Germain with Jacquelyn Mair and entomologist Barry Hicks.)

Its been a bad week to be a pigeon - world-wide. Pigeon fancier Craig Gray has been racing birds for 57 years, he joins Karen to tell us a thing or two about how pigeons operate.

Paul and Sean make no apologies for enjoying this conversation as much as we did!     Iain continues to give us fascinating insights into his eclectic and accomplished solo work, including last year's excellent ‘Lockdown' album Fly Away Home.  But it's inevitable that we're frothing at the mouth to hear more about his experience of playing in the touring carnations of 10cc with Graham, ELO with Jeff Lynne and Yes with Anderson, Wakeman and Rabin. His accounts are amazing, as is his musicianship.  Check out the many live clips on YouTube to see what we mean. Stepping into the late Chris Squire's shoes is no mean feat; nor is recreating the luscious vocal textures of Jeff Lynne's best production work.   We also discuss 10cc and Graham's recent publicity work for the new compilation LP, the thrilling unveiling of Natural Wonder and the new piece with Brian May.   Finally, we couldn't resist the temptation to include some of the joyous rabbit hole we dived down on immediate contact with Iain.  Before we'd even started to talk about 10cc, solo projects, ELO or Yes, we discovered a huge shared love. And indeed rabbited on about it for a while... For completists only, we suspect! ;- )   This will be our last podcast for a little while, as we really need to focus on 'getting on with IT'...

Launched in 2016, alma matters productions began with a single goal: To amplify underrepresented stories through the power of theatre. Fast forward five years later, and we have now supported thirteen new works that focus on intersectional feminism, cultural identity, and mental health. We proudly label ourselves as a grassroots company, which has built a community of artists eager to be the future voices of Canada's performing arts industry. Together, we have showcased award-winning plays, built networks, and provided paid training opportunities for emerging talent. To support Fly Away Home, our inaugural 2022 season, visit: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-alma-matters-productions-first-season SELECT CREDITS: Winter of '88, co-producer (Nowadays Theatre, NNNNN); Love at 752, producer (ft. on CBC); Swim Team, producer (Nowadays Theatre, NNNN); Drink of Choice, Producer (Toronto Fringe 2019 Patron's Pick), Cooking for Grief, Producer (Vancouver Fringe Festival) The Artistic Director, Sarah Marchand, is secretly quite shy, despite friendly exteriors. As she continues to learn, Sarah is passionate about making indie theatre producing more accessible: if someone as bad with numbers like her can become a producer, you can too. www.sarahmarchand.com Twitter: @sarahamarchand Instagram: @sarahamarchand www.almamattersproductions.com Twitter: @almattersprod Instagram: @almattersprod Support Stageworthy Patreon: patreon.com/stageworthypod Tip Jar: tips.pinecast.com/jar/stageworthy

I am very excited to introduce this week's guest, as she is both a friend of the podcast and a someone I consider to be a friend full stop.  And that person is Katie Sinclair.  Katie is an independent producer and development executive, currently working at Blueprint Pictures, whose credits include Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, In Bruges, The Last Letter From Your Lover, The Riot Club and Emma, where she sources and develops projects for the production company's slate. She has worked in production and development for BBC Film, BBC Studios, Disney and Lionsgate. As producer, Katie recently completed The Last Days (wri/dir. Dipo Baruwa-Etti) which was filmed during the pandemic and was funded by BFI NETWORK and BBC Drama commissioning, while her previous short film Signs (wri/dir Yero Timi-Biu) won the Youth Jury Prize at the Academy Award-qualifying Encounters Film Festival. She produces under the banner Tannahill Productions and is committed to developing and championing new talent.  We talk about how she pursued a career in development, what she learnt from working at BBC Film, our shared love of the Anna Paquin film Fly Away Home, why relationships are the key to pretty much everything, how she has built her confidence in her taste and opinion, the difference between working in development for a production company as opposed to a public funder, the art of giving feedback and why the key is asking questions rather than supplying solutions and her producing ethic and storytelling sensibilities and why it comes down to empathy and care.  Enjoy!

The Mikes are jumping into some unsafe looking homemade planes and flying a gaggle of geese south for the winter as they discuss the 1996 family film Fly Away Home starring Jeff Daniels and Anna Paquin. Butler was sure Field would hate his film, but to his surprise, Field didn't hate it! From the father/daughter relationship of Daniels and Paquin, the cinematography, the true story angle, and of course the cuteness of those geese, there's a lot to enjoy in this film. Of course, it's far from perfect. The Mike discuss the slightly-too-long runtime, the instances of bad CG, incomplete supporting characters, and a poorly written shoehorned villain are some of the things that hold this feel-good film back. The Mikes will also discuss some behind-the-scenes facts about this film, including its true story origins. So, grab your popcorn and soda, please notice the exits to the left and right of you and settle down for https://www.forgottencinemapodcast.com/ (Forgotten Cinema). 

Ladybugs (Ladybirds or Coccinellidae) are a widespread family of small beetles. Regardless of their name, they are not bugs nor birds. We're not sure where their name comes from but it might come from "Beetle of Our Lady" in reference to the Virgin Mary. Many cultures consider them good luck, this is probably because they sometimes eat unwanted pests which helps preserve crops.In The Good The Bad the NewsThis week it's complicated. Jennifer talks about the cocaine hippos from Colombia and how they have become the first animals recognized as “legal persons” in the U.S. (If you want to learn more about them listen to our episode all about Hippopotamus found at the link below). Then she talks Penis worms that lived in the depths of ancient seas more than 500 million years ago. Amber didn't look into bad news because bad news is sad, but for her good news refugees in Cameroon have turned a desert camp into a thriving forest.Ladybugs are often brightly colored with small black spots on their wing covers, with black legs, heads and antennae.  However, they are not all red and some are not colorful at all. There are 6,000 ladybug species worldwide and almost 500 species in North America.Unfortunately, due to invasive species of ladybugs, such as the Harlequin ladybird (Asian lady beetle, Asian Ladybug) and the Seven-spotted ladybug, native North American ladybug species, such as the nine-spotted ladybug, are becoming displace and even extinct in some areas. Listen now to learn about the good luck bug, one of nature's natural pests, and  also, one of nature's natural pest controls.Link to the episode about Hippos: https://betterthanhuman.buzzsprout.com/603916/4990118-i-want-a-hippopotamus-wait-never-mind-hippopotamus-are-terrifyingly-deadlyFollow us on Twitter @betterthanhuma1on Facebook @betterthanhumanpodcaston Instagram @betterthanhumanpodcasthttps://www.tiktok.com/@betterthanhumanpodcastor Email us at betterthanhumanpodcast@gmail.comWe look forward to hearing from you, and we look forward to you joining our cult of weirdness!#betterthanhuman #cultofweirdnes

Podcast Links: Apple/SpotifyThis story (Zen and the Art of Coaching Basketball) is unlike any I've ever read.Glenn Stout (@GlennStout), series editor for The Best American Sports Writing, edited my new book, Zen and the Art of Coaching Basketball, which comes out November 1st (you can read the first three chapters here).On Monday I wrote about the lessons I learned working with Glenn. Today's podcast is a companion to that piece.In this conversation, Glenn and I cover:-How Glenn approaches the editing process.-“I edit the way I wish it had been done for me.”-“You don't want the reader to stop reading.”-“We will solve more problems talking than in two days of email.”-“The text is trying to tell you something.”-“The really perfect poem has an infinitely small vocabulary.”-Character Introductions: Give the reader a hanger.-Why did Bill Simmons (@BillSimmons) never make The Best American Sports Writing?-Calling Florence Shinkle, of The St. Louis Post-Dispatch, to tell her '“Fly Away Home” was selected for the inaugural edition of BASW. Glenn goes into more detail here.-In the new iteration of BASW, The Year's Best Sports Writing, Glenn and I talk Kim Cross's (@KimhCross) story What Happens When Two Strangers Trust the Rides of Their Lives to the Magic of the Universe which is told in the structure of a palindrome.-Glenn shouts out The Year's Best Sports Writing Advisory Board: Ben Baby (@Ben_Baby), Alex Belth (@AlexBelth), Howard Bryant (@hbryant42), Kim Cross (@KimhCross), Roberto José Andrade Franco, Latria Graham (@LatriaGraham), Michael Mooney (@MooneyMichaelJ), and Linda Robertson (@lrobertsonmiami).-We end talking Glenn's latest book, Tiger Girl and The Candy Kid.If you are interested in my book that Glenn edited, Zen and the Art of Coaching Basketball: Memoir of a Namibian Odyssey, it drops November 1st, as both print and e-book, on Amazon.The “big idea” is the way we think about coaching sports is all wrong, coaching doesn't have to be rooted in anger and intimidation and fear, and tools like meditation can super-charge learning and performance.Here's a photo of me coaching the team by not coaching the team.You can read the first three chapters of Zen and the Art of Coaching Basketball here.If you haven't yet, please hit the “Subscribe now” button to stay up-to-date. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit benbo.substack.com

Aaron and Josh Sarnecky are back for another podcast. This time they're discussing Fly Away Home for its 25th anniversary. Fly Away Home is a family film directed by Carroll Ballard (The Black Stallion). The film came out on September 13, 1996. Inspired by true events, the film tells the story of a 13-year-old girl named Amy Alden (Anna Paquin, The Irishman), who raises a flock of orphaned geese. With the help of her inventor father, Thomas (Jeff Daniels, The Comey Rule), Amy leads the geese south for the winter using an ultralight aircraft. Other characters include Tom's girlfriend, Susan (Dana Delany, Desperate Housewives), and Officer Seifert (Jeremy Ratchford, Cold Case) from Animal Regulation. Fly Away Home garnered critical acclaim and was nominated for Best Cinematography at the Oscars. It grossed $25 million at the U.S. box office. In the podcast, Josh and Aaron talk about their history with the movie before going into its plot, characters, cinematography, and effects. For more family movie podcasts, you can listen to Aaron and Josh chat about Muppet Treasure Island and James and the Giant Peach. Fly Away Home is available on Prime Video.

Amanda and Wade give each other goosebumps and almost even start crying as they discuss the movie Fly Away Home starring a young Anna Paquin and Jeff Daniels. Are geese jerks like people allege? Is it weird that Daniels and Paquin play father and daughter in this movie and lovers in a Noah Baumbach movie years later? Download or stream to find out! (Actually, the answers are no and yes, respectively). Credits: Logo – John Capezzuto - https://www.creativecap.net/ Intro and Outro Music – Andrew Wolfe of Darling Overdrive Additional Music   -    "Upbeat Funk Pop" and "Epic Trailer" by www.scottholmesmusic.com     "Death Note" by Audiobinger

Join Andrew and Brandon as they journey back to September 1996, but first Andrew shares how his drink-cation has been going while visiting Brandon in San Luis Obispo with Kayla who is enjoying the pool. After the break, they dive into all the shows premiering this month from Blue's Clues (which brings up Jeopardy replacements) to Big Bad Beetle Borgs… and Brandon get stuck on Blue's Clues for way too long for a show neither of them watched as children. Moving on to Everybody Love Raymond, Andrew expressed his dislike of Brad Garrett's comedy. They revisit Spin City and Andrew finds another actor he doesn't care for in Richard Kind. Then Brandon finally gets to unload his Dragon Ball Z knowledge. They move on to the Nintendo 64 they relieve their golden age of video games. Andrew tries to remember what animal Crash Bandicoot is… (he's a bandicoot). Finally, Brandon gets to tell the story of Fly Away Home before ending this jam packed episode.Check out this week's Spotify Playlist:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5V0tHiQCKZGvQVtlpwvLWm?si=cc60933952124fe4 Like the show? Leave us a 5 star review and subscribe!Send us a tweet at @Namely90sDiscuss the show on Instagram @Namely90sFind us online at Namely90s.comConsider joining our Patreon at Patreon.com/Namely90sFollow Brandon on Twitter at @bschwittyFollow Andrew on Twitter at @NamelyAndrewOutro:Pixelland by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/4222-pixellandLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Hillary Burton and Lisa Mychols son The Checkered Hearts y acaban de producir un EP de grandes éxitos de los 80, en versiones convincentes y llenas de pasión. Menos pasión le ponen los canadienses Barenaked Ladies aunque su disco Detour De Force merece ser escuchado atentamente, como el Fly Away Home de Iain Hornal, british de óptimo gusto. Los neoyorquinos Esquela, producidos por el Del Lord Eric Ambel, también andan revoltosos, aunque un poco menos que los The Idolizers, con su punk rock de la vieja escuela. El valenciano Ramirez Exposure muestra gran sensibilidad y los The Telephone Numbers con su pop a lo Teenage Fan Club dejan espacio para Travis Linville, cantante, compositor y multiinstrumentista radicado en Tulsa a quien "... muchos le consideran el padrino de la gente moderna de Oklahoma". Le produce J.D. McPherson lo que es garantía. Y nos vamos con un rockabilly de los irreverentes Rebel Son y con un guiño cervecero al gran Tom T. Hall, compositor country recientemente fallecido.The Checkered Hearts, Precious to MeThe Checkered Hearts, Happy HourBarenaked Ladies, Good LifeBarenaked Ladies, Big Back YardIain Hornal, Wake Me Up, Drop Me OutIain Hornal, The One to BlameEsquela, The Good One (Give Ups)Esquela, What's Your Problem?The Idolizers, (Whatever Happened to the) RadioThe Idolizers, All Night LongRamirez Exposure, Exit TimesRamirez Exposure, Another Fool With A Good HeartThe Telephone Numbers, You're NowhereThe Telephone Numbers, Oh, PretenderTravis Linville, Feeling We Used to KnowRebel Son, Get Ready, Get SetTom T. Hall, I Like Beer

Writer/Director Conor O'Toole dropped by to talk about a film he watched "a million" times as a child, Fly Away Home. Fly Away Home is a classic 'girl and her father fly light aircraft across international borders to teach orphaned geese how to migrate' story. Jeff Daniels and Anna Paquin are in it. It looks gorgeous and deserves to be part of our nostalgia canon. The talk leads us onto other things like how Conor's relationship to the film now that he's the Jeff Daniels, how we talk to our animals, the Steven Universe film, and Conor's new film Bicycle Thieves: Pumped Up which is at the Galway Film Fleadh from July 22nd to 25th. Conor is @ConorOToole. You can get tickets for Bicycle Thieves: Pumped Up HERE and we really recommend that you do. Conor is brilliant and it stars a boatload of former Juvenalia guests Alan is @alan_maguire. Juvenalia is his main thing right now. Sarah is @griffski. Her many books are in all good bookshops and her many zines are at sarahmariagriff.com Thank you to Dee McDonnell for our artwork. We have a Patreon! You can get bonus episodes including our fortnightly show Started/Finished where we talk about the pop culture we started and finished in the previous two weeks. We also have some free lil bits of merch. It's patreon.com/juvenalia Juvenalia is a Tall Tales podcast. Thank you Cassie. PS. There are some dog barks and other assorted animal noises in this one because Alan had to leave his office door open because it was SO WARM. Future listeners, remember the First Warm? This was then. There were a lot more dog barks in it but Alan spent ages editing them out. Sorry if the remaining barks affect your enjoyment of the episode.

On this episode of Happy Hour, the Hamilton Bros discuss some more great movies from their childhood, like Fly Away Home, Wild America, and Arachnophobia. They also discuss astronaut ice cream and the fascinating origin of Dippin' Dots.Disclaimer: We apologize for the shorter episode this week. We originally recorded a 30 minute episode, but the last ten minutes of the show was corrupted during editing. We are working to ensure this will not happen again. Enjoy the episode!Editor's Note: After some further research, we found that Fly Away Home and Wild America are not Disney films. However, we remember them being aired on Disney Channel on Sunday nights, so we decided to keep them in there.Follow us on social media:Instagram: @happyhourwiththehamiltonbrosTwitter: @hamiltonbrospodTikTok: @hamiltonbrospodFacebook: Happy Hour with the Hamilton BrosStay true, stay real, and stay righteous. 

EPISODE 132 - CARROLL BALLARD - Director Team Deakins has the pleasure of speaking with director Carroll Ballard (WIND, THE BLACK STALLION, NEVER CRY WOLF, DUMA). We learn how he got involved in the project that became the film, Black Stallion, how he worked with cinematographer, Caleb Deschanel. We also discuss the particular challenges of that film. Carroll talks about the difficulties of working with animals and children as well as working with wolves and caribous in Never Cry Wolf, geese in Fly Away Home, and cheetahs in Duma. We also learn about how he met the extreme challenges of shooting the film Wind. We learned a lot in this episode!

If nary a goose is seen, the development shall beguine! In which we grieve by literally becoming Mother Goose. We get into the marshy weeds of Fly Away Home with the tremendous Ilana Masad. You can find Ilana on Twitter here. You can find Ilana's writing, and Ilana's novel All My Mother's Lovers, here. We made a playlist to accompany this episode! It's comprised of songs that come to mind when we all think about this movie. You Are Good is a show in which hosts Sarah Marshall and Alex Steed attempt to understand what the hell it means to be the grown children of dads and other dad-like figures. And, as they do with all difficult subject matter, they do so by looking through a pop culture lens. You can find us on Twitter, Instagram and Patreon. You can find producer and music director Carolyn Kendrick's music here. She's also on Twitter. Fresh Lesh produces the beats for our episodes. Abigail Swartz of Gray Day Studio designed our logo!

This week, Steph, Joe and Max rewatch the mid-90s family movie, Fly Away Home. The film stars Jeff Daniels and a young Anna Paquin, as they attempt to lead a flock of orphaned geese south for the winters.

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En 1978 yo estudiaba el primero de los entonces cinco cursos de Periodismo y empecé en agosto a trabajar en el periódico la Hoja del Lunes. Mi amigo Juan Francisco Santiago llevábamos un par de años acudiendo a la calle Juan Bravo, a la sede de Radio Popular, donde en la frecuencia modulada, de lunes a viernes de 5 a 6 de la tarde, Manolo Fernández realizaba su mítico “Toma Uno”, precedido de su amigo y valedor Julio Ruiz con su “Disco Grande. Hoy comienzo la serie dedicada a los discos que me compré en 1978 bajo prescripción del maestro de Tirso de Molina. Todas las canciones seleccionadas fueron pinchadas por Manolo en aquel año, incluso alguna como la elegida de Amazing Rhythm Aces iniciaba una de esas cuñas de apertura magistrales, montadas a mano por el propio Manolo con el corta y pega en cintas abiertas de aquellos fantásticos magnetofones. Miro esta primera selección y me emociono. Y siento ansiedad porque aún quedan más de una veintena que me gustaría programar y que lo haré en próximos capítulos. DISCO 1 THE DOOBIE BROTHERS Steamer Lane Breakdown (Cara 2 Corte 3) DISCO 2 McGUINN HILLMAN & CLARK Long Long Time (1) DISCO 3 POUSETTE DART BAND Stand By Me (12) DISCO 4 McGUINN HILLMAN & CLARK Long Long Time (1) DISCO 5 CAROLE KING Morning Sun (Cara 1 Corte 5) DISCO 6 NAVARRO Mystery (3) + DISCO 7 LOUISIANA’S LEROUX Bridge Of Silence (8) DISCO 8 NEIL YOUNG Four Strong Winds (10) DISCO 9 NICOLETTE LARSON Lotta Love (Cara 1 Corte 1) DISCO 10 STEVE FORBERT Steve Forbert’s Midsummer Night’s Toast (18) DISCO 11 AMAZING RHYTHM ACES Ashes Of Love (11) DISCO 12 OZAR MOUNTAIN DAREDEVILS Fly Away Home (6) DISCO 13 KENNY ROGERS The Gambler (Cara 1 Corte 1) Escuchar audio

Hi, Should-Heads! Mother's Day is coming up and we're discussing our favorite mother/daughter books! Some of them are the ones you'd imagine and some of them are about moms we're glad we didn't have. Like any relationship, though, it can be complicated and we discuss that, too.Use the promo code WHATYOUSHOULDREAD to get two books for the price of one with new memberships for Libro.fm. https://libro.fm/ Links mentioned in this episode:LeVar Burton to host Jeopardy! https://www.npr.org/2021/04/22/989897618/an-overjoyed-levar-burton-welcomes-chance-to-guest-host-jeopardy  Currently Reading:        Julia: Project Hail Mary (Andy Weir) and Everybody Writes (Ann Handley) Kelly: Devil in Ohio (Daria Polatin) Rachael: Song of the River (Sue Harrison) Recent Acquisitions:  Julia: The Project (Courtney Summers), Act Your Age, Eve Brown (Talia Hibbert), The Antiracist (Kondwani Fidel) and Firekeeper's Daughter (Angeline Boulley)Kelly: egalleys of White Smoke (Tiffany D. Jackson), All These Bodies (Kendare Blake), Black Birds in the Sky (Brandy Colbert) and ebooks of The Happiest Girl in the World (Alena Dillon) and From a Whisper to a Rallying Cry (Paula Yoo)Rachael: Witches Steeped in Gold (Ciannon Smart), The Happiest Girl in the World (Alena Dillon) and A Thousand Ships (Natalie Haynes) Recommended Books: Julia: One, Two, Three (Laurie Frankel), Patsy (Nicole Y. Dennis-Benn) and Olive (Emma Gannon)Kelly: The Push (Ashley Audrain), Starfish (Lisa Fipps) and Faye, Faraway (Helen Fisher)Rachael: Certain Girls, Fly Away Home and Little Earthquakes (all by Jennifer Weiner), Handle With Care (Jodi Picoult) and The Joy Luck Club (Amy Tan)Bonus recs: Ally Hughes Has Sex Sometimes (Jules Moulin), In Her Shoes (Jennifer Weiner), Where'd You Go, Bernadette (Maria Semple) and The Nine Lives of Rose Napolitano (Donna Freitas). Follow What You Should Read: Twitter:           @wysr_podcast Instagram:           @wysr_podcast Goodreads:           https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/115539912-what-you-should-read-podcast YouTube:           https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCCfNtid_b0R14otSPRZTkmQ www.whatyoushouldread.com Rachael Reads on Youtube:          https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCHYcyAEteFiL-sLHZVLX6nw  Kelly's blog!      https://kellyvision.wordpress.com      New logo by Eva Fury Theme song by Violet Gray:          https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCOQUkSoVPZkfsXtMWLoZV5Q 

Turnbull can't believe that it's the same geese that terrorize him every year...robots are taking over...and watch out for those puddle-disguised sinkholes.

Welcome back to Films for the Void!, Episode 2! In this episode, Eric and Landon take a gander at Carrol Ballard's 1996 film Fly Away Home, as well as discuss the 93rd Academy Award Nominations and recently watched movies! Along with an underrated Cher flick, a Sam Raimi scarefest, and a frank defense of Canadian Geese, Episode 2 is one you won't want to miss!Follow us on Twitter: @films_voidLandon: @igotdefeverman (Twitter), @duhfever (Instagram), @landondefever (Letterboxd)Eric: @ericwiththehair (Twitter, Letterboxd), @ericwiththebeard (Instagram)

Canciones para que nos gusten los lunes. Entre la pasión y la magia. Dos corazones que se encuentran, dos canciones. Una llamada que no llega. Dos mensajes, un solo billete de ida. El tiempo vuela, el mundo se acelera a nuestro alrededor y hacemos lo que podemos. La guitarra de Lee Ritenour o el bajo de Stanley Clarke en sus tiempos más funk. El dúo Eye To Eye, entre Steely Dan y The Police. Patti Austin cantando a Thomas Dolby. El sempiterno, inagotable Van Morrison. La olvidada Evie Sands… Anaheim, el grupo. DISCO 0 BRIAN WILSON One For The Boys (6) DISCO 1 CLAIRE HAMMILL Stars (Summer) (Cara 1 Corte último) DISCO 2 ANDREW GOLD Party Hearty (6) DISCO 3 THE ROCHES Big Nothing (1) DISCO 4 JAMES TAYLOR Traffic Jam (11) DISCO 5 THE OZARK MOUNTAIN DAREDEVILS Fly Away Home (1) DISCO 6 TRIO (EMMYLOU, DOLLY & LINDA) The Pain Of Loving You (1) DISCO 7 CHRIS HILLMAN (Take Me in Your) Lifeboat (10) DISCO 8 TIMOTHY B. SCHMIT So Much In Love (3) DISCO 9 SIMON & GARFUNKEL Mrs. Robinson (1) DISCO 10 THE SECRET SISTERS Kathy’s Song (5) DISCO 11 CROSBY STILLS & NASH See The Changes (2) DISCO 12 THE MANHATTAN TRANSFER Another Night In Tunisia (Cara 2 - Corte 1) DISCO 13 GEORGE MARTIN ROBIN WILLIAMS & BOBBY McFERRIN Come Together (1) DISCO 14 HYPERPOTAMUS Sunshine Juice (4) DISCO 15 JACOB COLLIER In My Room (2) Escuchar audio

Let's swoop out of spooky season into something warm and comforting for fall! This week the Kids of the Past review Fly Away Home which is full of aircrafts and geese! It doesn't sound like much because it's not but it is just the ticket to put your mind at ease as we get into these cold weather months. Come coo with us about baby geese to your heart's content! For extra content and more follow Kids of the Past Podcast on social media https://linktr.ee/KidsofthePast

In the 90s, the world was enamored with a bunch of dirt geese following a glider. Does this goose propaganda film hold up in 2020? Find out and VOTE! Check out our website: https://thevcrkids.com Get our Merch: https://bit.ly/2Z9XEmM Follow us on Twitter: @TheVCRKids

The investigators are trying to save a little girl from her murderous parents and perhaps in so doing, save the world. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-brake/support

The investigators flee the cultists to the home of one of them. An old family friend offers a possible solution. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-brake/support

The investigators pursue the missing girl across state lines. Meanwhile, the clock is counting down to the apocalypse. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-brake/support

A kidnapping in a Wal Mart may be tied to the upcoming end of the world. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-brake/support

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Hoy, Dwyer and Connor have tracked down the kidnapper of 5 year old Regina Balfour to the Five Oaks motel in Beaver Falls. That's when things start to get weird, really weird. Join us in this modern day Call of Cthulhu classic written by Jeff Moeller from Stygian Fox's amazing book, The Things We Leave Behind. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/andy-goodman8/message

Van 7 episodios y ya habló dos veces de Greta Gerwig, ysi. Acá Barbi se mete de lleno en la ópera prima de esta mujer y se va directo a Sacramento para enamorarnos de la adolescencia de Christine. Lady Bird es pureza y fluidez, y este episodio trata de transmitirte un poco de eso. FLY AWAY HOME!!!!!

Agents Hoy and Dwyer try to pick up the threads when Connor is carted off to the ICU after his near death experience. Things can't get any worse than they are now, after all, lightning doesn't strike in the same place twice. Join us in this modern day Call of Cthulhu classic written by Jeff Moeller from Stygian Fox's amazing book, The Things We Leave Behind. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/andy-goodman8/message

Steve Cooper talks with actor/director Terry Kinney. Terry is a co-founder of Steppenwolf Theatre Company. His directing credits there include The Violet Hour, A Streetcar Named Desire, A Clockwork Orange, Of Mice and Men and One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest, which moved to Broadway and won a Tony Award for Best Revival of a Play. NYC directing credits include the world premiere of Checkers by Doug McGrath, reasons to be pretty for MCC and Broadway, After Ashley and Beautiful Child at the Vineyard Theatre, The Money Shot by Neil LaBute for MCC and others. His film appearances include Save the Last Dance, Sleepers, Fly Away Home, Last of the Mohicans, The Firm, Devil in a Blue Dress and Turn The River and his TV credits include Tim McManus in HBO’s prison drama Oz, The Black List, The Mentalist, The Unusuals, The Laramie Project, Being Human, Kidnapped, Black Box, Fargo, Good Behavior, The Good Wife, Elementary and Billions.  

Cleveland's finest are hot on the trail of the kidnapper that snatched 5-year old Regina Balfour from her mom's grasp in a big box store. Tomothy Hoy of the FBI and ATF agent Octavio Dwyer are joined by Aiden Connor, a hostage negotiator 4 days away from retirement. Things are just starting to get a little weird in this modern day Call of Cthulhu classic written by Jeff Moeller from Stygian Fox's amazing book, The Things We Leave Behind. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/andy-goodman8/message

Thanks for tuning in to Reel Dads #64! You are sure to hear some "quarantine talk" on this episode since that is something that everyone of us in the world can relate to right now. Perspectives are sure to be different since Kyle lives in New York and Tim lives in North Carolina. We wish everyone the best during these strange times, and hope you can find the time to check out one of these great films - CHEERS!Tim's Picks:- "My Life as a Zucchini" (2016) // Directed by Claude Barras // Available to WATCH NOW with Netflix subscription.- “Fly Away Home (1996) // Directed by Carroll Ballard // Available to WATCH NOW with Criterion Channel subscription.Kyle's Picks:- "Whitmer Thomas: The Golden One" (2020) // Directed by Whitmer Thomas & Clay Tatum // Available to WATCH NOW with HBO subscription.- “Mickey and the Bear" (2019) // Directed by Annabelle Attanasio // Available to WATCH NOW with Kanopy subscription.KEEP ON KEEPING IT REEL WITH #REELDADS

Thanks for tuning in to Reel Dads #64! You are sure to hear some "quarantine talk" on this episode since that is something that everyone of us in the world can relate to right now. Perspectives are sure to be different since Kyle lives in New York and Tim lives in North Carolina. We wish everyone the best during these strange times, and hope you can find the time to check out one of these great films - CHEERS!Tim's Picks:- "My Life as a Zucchini" (2016) // Directed by Claude Barras // Available to WATCH NOW with Netflix subscription.- “Fly Away Home (1996) // Directed by Carroll Ballard // Available to WATCH NOW with Criterion Channel subscription.Kyle's Picks:- "Whitmer Thomas: The Golden One" (2020) // Directed by Whitmer Thomas & Clay Tatum // Available to WATCH NOW with HBO subscription.- “Mickey and the Bear" (2019) // Directed by Annabelle Attanasio // Available to WATCH NOW with Kanopy subscription.KEEP ON KEEPING IT REEL WITH #REELDADS

New music from Dirty Projectors, LAU, Matt Elliott, and Nick Lowe, plus a new compilation of early Moondog street music and a tribute to songwriter John Prine and producer Hal Willner.   Tom Waits, "Jockey Full of Bourbon", Rain Dogs 1985 Shane MacGowan, "Leaving of Liverpool", Son of Rogues Gallery: Pirate Ballads, Sea Songs & Chanteys Anti/Epitaph 2013 Nick Lowe "Lay It On Me Baby", Lay It On Me - Single 2020 Ennio Morricone "Duck, You Sucker", Duck, You Sucker (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) United Artists Records 1972 Bruno Nicolai "Tempo Sospeso", Tempo Sospeso Cinedelic Italy 2017 John Zorn "The Sicilian Clan", The Big Gundown 1984 LAU, "Far from Portland", Lau Unplugged, Reveal Records 2020 Roger Eno & Brian Eno, "Spring Frost", Mixing Colors 2020 John Prine, "Far From Me", Souvenirs 1972 Townes Van Zandt, "Don't Take It Too Bad", Townes Van Zandt 1970 Matt Elliott, "Farewell To All We Know", Farewell to all we Know 2019 Ry Cooder, "Paris, Texas", Paris, Texas 1985 Bill Callahan, "Released", Shepherd in a Sheepskin Vest 2019 PJ Harvey with Thom Yorke, "This Mess We're In", Stories from the City, Stories from the Sea 2000 Dirty Projectors, "Isolation", Isolation 2020 Moondog, "Bird's Lament", Sax Pax for a Sax, 1997 Moondog, "Why Spend the Dark Night With You", On the Streets of New York, 2020  

When a five year old girl is kidnapped from a big box store in Cleveland the FBI call in their two best agents. Unfortunately they were on another case so these two turned up. Follow Tomothy Hoy and Octavio Dwyer as they stumble into the deep waters of Call of Cthulhu Modern from Stygian Fox's amazing book, The Things We Leave Behind. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/andy-goodman8/message

Wow, I'm gonna say that this is one of the most impactful kids' books that I've read. A tremendous piece of writing that evokes so many different human conditions and emotions - loneliness, struggle, perspective, insight, empathy, perseverance and hope. Listen in, and then head on over to charliespaniard.com/readinglist and get yourself a copy. It's well worth your time and money.  For more w/ The Spaniard:   Subscribe to The Spaniard Show's email list: https://charliespaniard.com/email Support The Spaniard Show - https://patreon.com/charliespaniard Website/Bookings/Reading List: https://charliespaniard.com Book: https://amzn.to/2QPcf1P Facebook: https://facebook.com/charliespaniard Twitter: https://twitter.com/charliespaniard Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/charliespaniard Youtube: https://youtube.com/user/charliespaniard   Subscribe to The Spaniard Show: iTunes - https://apple.co/2kxob7j Google Play - https://play.google.com/music/listen?u=0#/ps/Irpy2px7edqbwiwpil2ab2jq4me Stitcher - https://bit.ly/2qUBRPb OR search "Spaniard Show" on any podcast app

Just tell us as clearly as you can, in your own words. What happened to you on that island?Our promo this episode is for Brits On Bikes, our friends and fellow members of the UK & Ireland Tabletop RPG Podcasters community. There's a sinister ritual building in Marsh Haven, and only a couple of misfit kids and their ‘Book Club' can stop it…Season creditsSTARRING Strat, Starkey, Nat, Josh, Ellen, Vikki, Alex and Dave as themselves (sort of)HOSTED BY MattGAME DESIGNED AND RUN BY Matt, using the Powered by the Apocalypse engineIN ASSOCIATION WITH Blackshaw Theatre Company (blackshawtheatre.wordpress.com)Find usOn Twitter @MerelyRoleplayOn Facebook at Merely Roleplayers

Our friend Blair stops by the kitchen to discus washing dishes, bugs, ghosts and the cinematic masterpiece Fly Away Home.

On our latest episode we discuss the 70's Blaxploitation flick, Super Fly (starring Ron O'Neal), David Cronenberg's 80's adaptation of the Sci-Fi Horror, The Fly (starring Jeff Goldblum and Geena Davis), and the 90's family movie, Fly Away Home (starring Jeff Daniels and Anna Paquin). Please review us over on Apple Podcasts. Got comments or suggestions for new episodes? Email: sddpod@gmail.com. Seek us out via Twitter and Instagram @ sddfilmpodcast Support our Patreon for $3 a month and get access to our exclusive show, Sudden Double Deep Cuts where we talk about our favourite movie soundtracks, scores and theme songs! Next week's Deeper episode was Patreon picked and we'll be covering Richard Linklater, Julie Delpy and Ethan Hawke's Before Trilogy.

After last week's Brothers triple bill, Jeanette decided that we should cover a lighthearted romp about conjoined twins. Stuck On You was directed by the Farrelly brothers and stars Matt Damon, Greg Kinnear, Eva Mendes, Wen Yann Shih, Cher, Meryl Streep and Seymour Cassel. Please review us over on Apple Podcasts. Got comments or suggestions for new episodes? Email: sddpod@gmail.com. Seek us out via Twitter and Instagram @ sddfilmpodcast Support our Patreon for $3 a month and get access to our exclusive show, Sudden Double Deep Cuts where we talk about our favourite movie soundtracks, scores and theme songs! Next week's triple bill episode features three films with FLY in the title. Super Fly, The Fly and Fly Away Home.

It's September! Let's celebrate with a surprisingly good autumnal movie, Fly Away Home

It's September! Let's celebrate with a surprisingly good autumnal movie, Fly Away Home

This week, we're talking about two movies from cinematographer Caleb "Zooey's Dad" Deschanel: Never Look Away (2018) and Killer Joe (2011). One's a high point of the McConaissance, the other's a just-fine three hour German melodrama that was somehow nominated for three Oscars this year. SPEAKING OF OSCARS, we also talk about the one time Deschanel got an Oscar nom for Fly Away Home, the movie where Jeff Daniels and Anna Paquin teach a goose how to fly. Life is wild!  lfDE8OZOgIzrYRR5zDPp Title music is Life Story by Kevin Hairs. Learn more here: https://kevinhairs.bandcamp.com/releases

And he gives us a glimpse of the future too! Deschanel is just back from shooting Disney's new ‘Lion King' in London. He's now Oscar-nominated for his work on ‘Never Look Away.' That makes his sixth nomination--his previous five were for ‘The Right Stuff,' ‘The Natural,' ‘Fly Away Home,' ‘The Patriot' and ‘The Passion of the Christ.' He talks about his long career, plus his penchant for working with animals.

On my writing desk sits a plant I named Emerson. He’s just a little guy not even a foot tall, including his pot. He’s a Pachira aquatica, also known as the money tree, Guiana chestnut, or saba nut. Emerson comes from Miami, Florida, a place much warmer than where he now lives.   The two things I love most about him, (not trying to be sexist here, he could be a her, except I named him Emerson), is that, first of all, he has four miniature trunks that have started to be molded into a beautiful braid, ending in beautiful green lanceolate leaves that grow in clusters of 3 to 5 leaves per stem.   The second thing I love is that due to the fact that he is a tropical tree thriving in wetlands and swamps, he is virtually kill-proof – pretty much immune to over watering. These dudes love water so, if you’re like me, you don't have to worry about any over watering disorders you may have, due to the fact that you underwatered all the plants you tried to grow in the first half of your life.   The reason he sits on my desk is that he has a job; and that is to inspire me and help give me a “Nature Fix”. Especially on days like today when it’s literally 12 degrees outside and my dogs look at me like I suggested they jump off the deck of the Titanic when I open the door and ask them if they want to go for a walk.   Emerson sits on my desk next to the books that I am currently enjoying, and he doesn’t seem to mind when I touch his leaves whenever I have the impulse or need to get a little nature-fix.   We all need Nature. It’s just that some of us feel the need more urgently than others. If you are looking for a way to feel close to nature in the dead of winter, you might consider buying a few indoor plants and studying and learning more about them. (A favorite hobby of mine is growing and killing bonsai trees. Not that I particularly enjoy killing them, or purposely try to neglect them – in fact I love them and think that they are so inspiring and beautiful. It just seems that as a collective, most bonsais are really particular about their owners, and would rather commit suicide than put up with an ignorant and irregular watering schedule. Still, I do have a particularly good relationship with a large Juniper named Mr. Miaggi that has seemed pretty happy in our household for the past couple of years. So I haven’t completely given up hope yet for my life as a bonsai caretaker!)   Here are a few other ideas for getting your “Nature-fix” on a cold winter’s day –   Taking a trip to your local library, Barnes & Noble, or other cool bookstore and hanging out in the Nature section. If you have a good collection already, you might try studying a field guide or reading a great nature book or novel set in nature. (A few examples include – “The Nature Fix” by Florence Williams, “The Nature Principle” by Richard Louv, any book by Annie Dillard such as “Pilgrim at Tinker Creek”, and of course Henry David Thoreau’s brilliant contribution, “Walden”. Right now my wife and I are enjoying “The Dog Master” by Bruce Cameron, (the same guy who wrote “The Dog’s Purpose”. It takes you back in time to the first relationship between wolf and man, and how it evolved into the relationship we now enjoy with our canine companions. It’s a pretty coo read.   You could get your fix by studying hiking trails and travel maps you plan on doing or exploring in the next year. Melissa and I set aside sometime yesterday to just get away to a coffee shop and plan our hikes, travels, nature adventures, and 14ers we plan on climbing this year. It’s a great way to set an intention and have something to look forward to at the same time.   Try revisiting your old nature journals, or sketching in a new one. This can have a calm relaxing effect on your spirit as it takes you on a virtual journey into the natural world.   Watching inspiring movies set in nature such as “A River Runs Through It”, “Dances With Wolves”, “The Call of the Wild”, “Never Cry Wolf”, “Into the Wild” and “Fly Away Home” just to name a few of our favorites.   Create your own Nature Zen Den filled with natural inspirations such as a Zen Garden, a beautiful water fountain, wind chimes and nature sounds, plants, Nature pictures and artwork, as well as pine-scented candles and lavender oils, patchouli incense, and so on. The key is to try to appeal to all the senses for the full Nature effect, which is so good for relieving stress and creating feelings of well-being.   These are just a few suggestions for helping you get you Nature fix on days when you can’t get outdoors. Try being creative and come up with some ideas of your own. You’ll find it’s well worth the effort!  No go get your "Nature Fix" for the day!

This week the Kathys are in a cabin upstate and the ensuing chat cements us as your premier podcast on the 1996 film Fly Away Home (important). We also chat about dsymorphia!! Fun!! Share a Frick Yeah, a Frick No, a Frickin' Heck or a What the Frick: chattykathyspodcast@gmail.com Kathygrams: @chattykathyspodcast @katie_muirhead @symeski @katherinemhowe

Joe Duff joined The Green Dot crew to talk about Operation Migration, the effort to reintroduce Whooping cranes into eastern North America, which inspired the movie Fly Away Home.

During this episode we talk to Filmmaker Carroll Ballard.  Mr. Ballard’s credits include the films Never Cry Wolf, Fly Away Home, and the upcoming Movies @ Main feature The Black Stallion. Ballard discusses making The Black Stallion, his role in the making of Star Wars: Episode IV, and working with legendary Illustrator and Author Maurice Sendak. Join us at the Main Library for a free screening of The Black Stallion on Saturday January 13, 2018 at 2:00 p.m. in the first floor auditorium.  

FaceTune, 40-50 pinkies, pancakes, poop, fishing for attention, is there a good way to confront someone about their flaws?, and Fly Away Home the classic 1996 film starring Anna Paquin.

The first born of Cleveland

Who are the Balfours

On this week's episode of DDGD, Heather and Bennett discuss the final season of HBO's Girls, the All For the Game book trilogy by Nora Sakavic, and bad Australian TV. Other topics in the third episode include: Tamora Pierce, Silicon Valley, Fly Away Home, A Very Potter Musical, Serena Williams, That Thing You Do, Anastasia, A Goofy Movie, Spotify, Unicorn Frappuccinos, Stranger Things, Dirty Dancing, The Raven Cycle, James Cameron's Avatar, and Flip or Flop.

Don't be confused by the poster, this isn't E.T., so put down the Resse's Pieces because we're not phoning home and don't wave your finger at me. This is a movie about geese, a little girl who lost her mom and had to move to Canada with her loser father, and an a strangly unreasonable forest ranger dead set on crushing their dreams. Why? Because you gotta fight the system! Even if you have a decently compelling personal drama you can't ease up on oppresssive forces like your local forest ranger, and maybe, I don't know, a guy who wants to build a hotel in a swamp. They can't keep us down. Like birds we are meant to be free. Free to fly and... other stuff! And if it gets cold we'll fly someplace warm, and call that home! We'll... Fly Away Home! Next Week: The Giant Claw!

In this episode of Hold Up We got geese and shit. Will it hold up or throw down?

After losing her mother, an adolescent girl moves around the world to live with her estranged, free spirited, father. After struggling to connect the two must come together in order to preserve a flock of baby geese from being destroyed. After they learn to fly of course... throwbacktheaterpodcast@gmail.com

Well hello there! After a few turbulent weeks here at Filmageddon, we're back with a new episode of the soon-to-be, maybe-someday, maybe-never award-winning Filmageddon Podcast! Adam Grundy and Blair Treacy  discuss Embrace of the Serpent, as well as upcoming Rotten Tomatoes' favourite film 'Suicide Squad' which they're totally gonna watch this weekend, promise! They also crack wise on what the fuck Fly Away Home was all about. In bigger news, The Filmageddon Quiz RETURNS to the Prince Charles Cinema on September 7th! Tickets available on the PCC website and at the box office. Cheaper for members! Amazing prizes (including sweet stuff from Dark Bunny Tees!)! The theme is right now to be confirmed, but expect a lot of questions on this summer's film offerings, as well as a few special themed rounds. It'll be a blast, swear down! Check out the Letterboxd profiles of the guys and let us connect and let us read your reviews and let us be friends plz. Frank, Adam, Luke, Blair Follow us on Twitter and Facebook and make sure you subscribe to the Filmageddon Youtube for weekly original content.

Possibly one of our strongest disagreements of whether a film is still good, and CERTAINLY our most philosophical podcast to date. Naomi McDougall Jones helps us go deep, and fly high...also BABY GEESE!

On this weeks episode of Sneak Attack!, the sky-bound duo fights for their life against two Gryffin-riding warriors of Arlan Brampton. They are desperately trying to get to Brightcove to meet up with Brenna and Akio before they need to scuttle Arlan's plans to send a portal crystal off-island. Will they be able to complete the heist in time? Will Greaek and Sherwood find them before it's too late? Find out now!   Thanks everyone for listening! Write us on Twitter @SneakPodcast, or email us at sneakattackpodcast@gmail.com. You can also leave us a review on iTunes or whatever podcast service you use. It really helps! Thanks to our friends at https://battlebards.com for letting us use their sound effects.   Dungeons and Dragons, D&D, Role Playing Game, RPG, Tabletop, Actual Play

Ghana's own "OK" visits JamCast and talks Bob Marley, dedication to social consciousness, and growing up in a circle of support. Find OK on Twitter at @OkyeameKwameBra.

Steve Cooper talks with actor Jeremy Ratchford. Jeremy is best known for playing Detective Nick Vera and the series Cold Case for 7 years. Originally from Canada he was also the lead in the series Blue Murder and has been seen in shows such as Night Heat, The Campbells, NYPD Blue, The Kids in the Hall, Fly Away Home, The Practice, JAG, Buffy the Vampire Slayer, CSI: Crime Investigation Scene, Hawaii Five-0, Shameless and It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. He was also in Clint Eastwood's Academy Award winning movie Unforgiven and will appear in Jersey Boys.

Tune into this week's episode of KIDS FIRST! Coming Attractions as review the new theatrical release People Like Us as well as the classic films, Fly Away Home, Searching for Bobby Fisher, and Home on the Range playing on HDNet Movies kidScene this month. Catch all this and more with your host Raven Devanney and critics Brianna Hope Beaton, Julianna Noone and Morgan Bertsch.

Tune into this week’s episode of KIDS FIRST! Coming Attractions as review the new theatrical release People Like Us as well as the classic films, Fly Away Home, Searching for Bobby Fisher, and Home on the Range playing on HDNet Movies kidScene this month. Catch all this and more with your host Raven Devanney and critics Brianna Hope Beaton, Julianna Noone and Morgan Bertsch.

The Civilians' first show ever was Canard, Canard, Goose, created in 2001 to explore alleged geese abuse in the Adirondacks. The investigation, inspired by a rumor about the geese in the feature film Fly Away Home, brought up questions about home, truth, and how we know we know - all themes that were particularly relevant for these New York artists in the post-9/11 winter of 2001. This episode is the concert version of the entire show performed at Joe's Pub in 2011 for our tenth anniversary season performed by Aysan Celik, Matthew Dellapina, Greg McFadden, Jennifer R. Morris, Brandon Miller, Caitlin Miller, and Maria Elena Ramirez. Jenny and Aysan were members of the original cast in 2002. The play includes songs by Michael Friedman, and marks the first show for which he ever wrote songs. For more, please visit http://www.thecivilians.org.To leave a comment, please visit The Civilians' blog http://blogforthecivilians.blogspot.com/!

Hear what our KIDS FIRST! Film Critics have to say about 2 new and 2 classic films in this week's show and what age kids they think will like them best. This episode features Raven Devanney (age 14) and Gabriella Chu (age14) as hosts. They share their enthusiasm for two new movies that just opened, The Smurfs and Cowboys and Aliens. Joining them in discussing these two films are Makai Weber Colvin (age 10) and Sam Connon who are also KIDS FIRST! Film Critic. In the latter part of the show, Raven and Gabriella discuss two classic films, Babe and Fly Away Home which are airing on HDNet Movies Kidscene in August and, of course, are available elsewhere in DVD format.

Hear what our KIDS FIRST! Film Critics have to say about 2 new and 2 classic films in this week's show and what age kids they think will like them best. This episode features Raven Devanney (age 14) and Gabriella Chu (age14) as hosts. They share their enthusiasm for two new movies that just opened, The Smurfs and Cowboys and Aliens. Joining them in discussing these two films are Makai Weber Colvin (age 10) and Sam Connon who are also KIDS FIRST! Film Critic. In the latter part of the show, Raven and Gabriella discuss two classic films, Babe and Fly Away Home which are airing on HDNet Movies Kidscene in August and, of course, are available elsewhere in DVD format.

Eve Bunting is a storyteller who can't help but be spellbinding. In this exclusive video interview with Reading Rockets, the ever-charming Eve Bunting shares her literary roots in Ireland, her feelings about coming to a new country, and what it means to write books that "heal the world." To view the full version of this and other author interviews, visit us at www.readingrockets.org, a national education service of public television station WETA. Funding is provided by a grant from the U.S. Department of Education.