Podcasts about For Tomorrow

Host Anthony Desiato digs into the 2004-2005 Superman storyline "For Tomorrow" (by Brian Azzarello and Jim Lee) with real-life pastor Craig Higgins. Anthony and Craig also discuss the religious parallels generally between Superman certain biblical figures, namely, Moses and Jesus. OFFER: Visit BCW Supplies (https://www.bcwsupplies.com/?acc=flatsquirrel) and use promo code FSP to save 10% on your next order of comics supplies! It helps supports the show, too. Thanks! Support this podcast

In this episode, Chris welcomes David from the DC on Screen podcast and the Star Trek Universe podcast to revisit the comic book arc, “Superman: For Tomorrow” by Brain Azzarello and Jim Lee. David and I share our first impressions reading the story when it originally came out from 2004-2005 and discuss if our feelings have changed after re-reading it 15 years later. A cataclysmic event has struck the Earth. Millions of people have vanished without a trace. No one is left unaffected; not even Superman! But after a year, Superman is left with many questions. For a hero who tries to have all the answers, it's torture. And, just as the action heats up and the stakes are raised, one huge question emerges: Just how far is Superman willing to go "For Tomorrow?" Geek Ultimate Alliance on Twitter: @GUAPodNetworkWFTB on Twitter: @FinestBelieversWFTB Email: worldsfinesttruebelievers@gmail.comChris on Twitter: @ChrisBalgaDavid on Twitter: @davidcrobersonDC on Screen Podcast on Twitter: @DConSCREENDC on Screen Podcast: http://www.dconscreen.com Star Trek Universe Podcast on Twitter: @startrekucastStar Trek Universe Podcast: https://startrekucast.tumblr.com

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In this episode, Chris welcomes David from the DC on Screen podcast and the Star Trek Universe podcast to revisit the comic book arc, “Superman: For Tomorrow” by Brian Azzarello and Jim Lee.  David and I share our first impressions reading the story when it originally came out from 2004-2005 and discuss if our feelings have changed after re-reading it 14 years later.  A cataclysmic event has struck the Earth. Millions of people have vanished without a trace. No one is left unaffected; not even Superman! But after a year, Superman is left with many questions. For a hero who tries to have all the answers, it's torture. And, just as the action heats up and the stakes are raised, one huge question emerges: Just how far is Superman willing to go "For Tomorrow?"  David on Twitter: @davidcroberson DC on Screen Podcast on Twitter: @DConSCREEN DC on Screen Podcast: http://www.dconscreen.com Star Trek Universe Podcast on Twitter: @startrekucast Star Trek Universe Podcast: https://startrekucast.tumblr.com WFTB on Twitter: @FinestBelievers WFTB Email: worldsfinesttruebelievers@gmail.com Chris on Twitter: @ChrisBalga

Una Walkenhorst and Erin McGrane join us for this episode of Eight One Sixty. The two are co-organizing the Survivors' Stories: Stand Against Sexual Violence event this Thursday night at The Rino — an evening of songs, poetry and performance art that touches on the experience of sexual violence or harassment. You may know Una from her solo music as well as the amazing album she put out last year with her father, Bob Walkenhorst; the title track of the album, "For Tomorrow," was voted the No. 1 song of the year by Bridge listeners. Erin has been in a variety of projects over the years and is also currently known as Penny of the antique pop act, Victor & Penny. During the show we’ll hear from different musicians who are sharing their stories at the show including: Una Walkenhorst, Victor and Penny, Madison Mae Parker, Shoebox Money with Hannah Norris, Kat King and one of her projects, The Typing Pool, and more.

Pixcelation was the first interview I did with Team Lift when we started covering conventions for the YouTube channel. It was like watching him grows as we grew. This year, at Okashicon 2018, he decided that he was ending the Pixcelation brand. I won't lie, it was emotional for me to see a friend end his brand. I got to sit him down and we tlaked about life, branding, the need to create and being hyper creative. We discussed why we are our own worst critics. BIO:James Herd is a novelist, voice actor, singer, and online personality who has been active on the internet for a very long time. In the late 2000s, he conceptualized ‘The Intermine Legacy,’ which is an ongoing story that is being told through several novels and podcasts. In 2013, the first novel in ‘The Intermine Legacy’ was published, but since then has been undergoing redevelopment on a microscopic level, and is aimed for a republication in the near future. In the meantime, his audio production group Studio Intermine (also known as Intermine Studios) has released podcasts chronicling the events of the first novel, and they’re currently working on releasing new content. James can be heard as the voice of William McKinley in The Intermine Legacy: I am the Darkness (Intermine Studios); Edmund Dantes in Monte Cristo (Intermine Studios); Alexander Sartor in For Tomorrow: a Tale of Rebellion (Intermine Studios) and Drew in =MATCH (Vocal Loco). He’s also hosted a variety of singing competitions such as Animation Sensation, Golden Voices, Wires and Circuits, In The Booth and Re:Animated. If you'd like to reach him, you can do so via Twitter @JamesDHerd or @StudioIntermine. Intro: Drive - Otis McDonald Outro: Yesterday - Otis McDonald Support the show: https://www.cafepress.com/rodicalthinking iTunes: http://goo.gl/mV9McH Google Play: http://goo.gl/hRFy7h Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoTeamLift/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoTeamLift https://twitter.com/CoachSilky https://twitter.com/Thyazide https://twitter.com/amillionsamsons Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachsilky/ https://www.instagram.com/tkcwren/

The three lost sons of Krypton read and share their opinions of the standout Superman comics; Red Son and For Tomorrow. 

Artist - Tune - Album Ramsey Lewis - Les Fleur - Maiden Voyage Marion Brown - Maimoun - Vista Chuck Mangione with Esther Satterfield - Soft - Chase the Clouds Away Ralph Towner & Gary Burton - Drifting Petals - Match Book Art Ensemble of Chicago - Joro - The Paris Session Dianne Schuur - Cry Me A River - Talkin ‘Bout You Clarence Wheeler & The Enforcers - The Heebie Jeebie Dance - The Love I’ve Been Looking For Charlie Haden with Keith Jarrett - Ellen David - Closeness Duets Rufus featuring Chaka Khan - Your Smile - Rufusized Horace Silver - Sanctimonious Sam - Sterling Silver Stanley Jordan - ‘Round Midnight - Magic Touch Dionne Warwick - Checkout Time - Very Dionne McCoy Tyner - For Tomorrow - Inner Voices Jay Hoggard - Ruby, My Dear - Overview Alice Coltrane - Journey to Satchidananda - Journey to Satchidananda Joe Bonner - Angel Eyes - Angel Eyes John McLaughlin - My Foolish Heart - Electric Guitarist Fats Waller - Sweet And Slow - Giants of Jazz - Fats Waller Stevie Wonder - Superwoman - Music Of My Mind For playlists from all past Sets, please visit jazzgumbo.blogspot.ca The time I spent in the studio recording and live streaming this set was a sweet and slow evening for sure. I’m grateful that I forgot the iPod at home and had to stick entirely to vinyl. It happens that I’d carried in a few more albums than usual that night, and played from almost all of them. Forgive me that some of the tracks are pretty scratchy. I’ve had some of these albums for decades, and the scratches are almost like the scratches on me – markers of a passage through life, time and perspective, and all that they’ve encompassed. The scratchiest of these tunes, the first and last, the Ramsey Lewis and the Stevie Wonder, are from probably the first twenty or so albums I ever bought, years before I started taking care of them. I also think that these are among the best tunes in the set. Ramsey Lewis has never gotten his due, so far as I’m concerned. He’s a masterful pianist, with a style that can be funky, churchy and bluesy. And the composition, “Les Fleur” or “The Flowers” by another over-looked artist, Charles Stepney, casts a hauntingly beautiful mood. “Music of My Mind” was an extraordinary offering from Stevie Wonder, following closely on the heels of Marvin Gaye’s “What’s Going On” – two early 70’s albums that broke new ground as expressions of individual, musical visions. Not only did Wonder write and produce the entire album. He also – with the exception of two solos – plays all of the instruments. Other Set standouts include McLaughlin’s take on “My Foolish Heart” and the magnificent “For Tomorrow” from McCoy Tyner. Then, there’s Dionne Warwick with the lush and orchestral Bacharach/David tune “Check Out Time”. And if I were to pick out five more favorites, they’d be just great as these five! Thrive! Kirby Obsidian

1.Frontier Psychiatrist (Radio Edit)by The Avalanches 2.The Winter by Vanilla 3.Unstoppable by Lianne La Havas 4.Stranger In A Room (feat. Oliver Sim)by Jamie xx 5.Justify my love deeptrak remix by Madonna 6.Call Me (Original Mix)by Groove Armada 7.Echo (Luke Solomon's Body Mix)by Crazy P 8.Since Youve Been Gone (F3 Into The Dark Mix)by Dana Bergquist & F3 9.I'M NOT IN LOVE (LUXXURY EDIT)by Petula Clark 10.You're The One For Me SanFranDisko Re-edit by D -Train 11.Soul So Sweet (Original Mix)by Purple Disco Machine 12.Someday by Ron Basejam 13.I'm In Love (Joey Negro Edit)by Cela 14.Bakerman (Soul Clap Remix)by Laid Back 15.So Good To Me MK Remix byChris Malinchak 16.Fantastically Well (Original Mix)by Lord Leopard 17.Soul Makossa (Money) (Club Mix)by Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP 18.Not From Brighton - Wax Worx Re-Worx by Fatboy Slim 19.Blue by Reverend And The Makers 20.I Bet You Look Good On The Dancefloor by Arctic Monkeys 21.For Tomorrow by Blur

1 Giulio Carmassi - "Little Person (synecdoche NY)" 04:02 2 The xx - "Islands" 02:40 3 Ejecta - "Mistress" 03:30 4 Blur - "For Tomorrow" 04:18 5 Bombay Bicycle Club - "Lights Out, Words Gone" 05:00 6 The Afghan Whigs - "Lovecrimes" 04:22 7 Super Furry Animals - "It's Not the End of the World" 03:24 8 Tom Waits - "I Hope That I Don't Fall In Love With You" 03:53 9 Van Hunt Featuring Nikka Costa - "Mean Sleep" 04:06 10 Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds - "(Are You) The One I've Been Waiting For" 04:04 11 Leonard Cohen - "Suzanne" 03:49 12 Shudder To Think - "So Into You" 03:42 13 The Wedding Present - "Queen Anne" 04:06 14 Enrique Iglesias - "Heartbeat (feat. Nicole Scherzinger)" 04:15 15 Frank Ocean - "Ohh In Love [Prod. Midi Mafia]" 03:14 16 Scala & Kolacny Brothers - "Heartbeats" 02:56 17 February - "Comfy" 03:33 18 Daniel Johnston - "True Love Will Find You In The End" 06:15

On this episode of the show we share some holiday cheer and terror, some greatest moments of sports entertainment and a comedy legend.  First up it's a look back in the WWE for the 3-disc DVD review of RAW 100 : The Top 100 Moments in RAW History (courtesy of eOne Entertainment) that looks at the longest episodic show in TV history.  Then it's Christmas with an edge of terror with the dvd review of Silent Night : Deadly Night Double Feature (courtesy of Anchor Bay Entertainment) as terror comes to the holidays.  It's another holiday feature with a more gentle tone with the blu-ray/dvd combo review of Kung-FU Panda Holiday special (courtesy of Paramount Home Video) as Po gets ready for festivities.  It's a trip back to tv's past with the dvd review of The Lucy Show : The Complete Sixth & Final Season (courtesy of Paramount Home Video) as America;s favourite red-head continues to get herself in crazy situations with an all-star cast of guest stars.  Music for this episode features the songs Silent Scream by Boon, Silent Treatment by Groundstar and Happy Song by For Tomorrow, they can all be found at www.famemusic.com. Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome and encouraged. 

Episode 176: Special Report Batman Arkham Asylum. Sean is joined by special guest Leroy Rivera from Comic Tube as they take a look at Batman video gaming history. They also give you an in depth look at the currently released Arkham Asylum video game in a spoiler filled segment. Note: The previously announce For Tomorrow segment will be on episode 178. Episode 177 will be a hearty look at Superman: Codename Patriot. Show Notes: 0:00 Show opening, heroinitiative.org,  http://www.DCBService.com, http://www.Instocktrades.com,  our ongoing contest (Ragingcontest@gmail.com), senseiofwhatnot@gmail.com, show voicemail line 1-440-388-4434 or drnorge on Skype,and more. 8:01 Batman: Arkham Asylum and a look at the history of Batman console games. 1:41:55 Show Closing We’ll be back next week our next episode.  Check Ragingbullets.com and the forum for regular updates. Don’t forget to submit your own content for the web site and the show. We love your participation. Comic Tube http://comictubepodcast.blogspot.com/

(the ‘not yet Christmas’ edition) the best independent music from around the world Website: www.DarkhorseRadio.com MySpace: www.myspace.com/alancarr iTunes : search podcast directory for Darkhorse Radio  email :   alan@darkhorse.co.uk Here’s what I played in show 92 …… JULIA OTHMER - Hey Hey (album: Oasis Motel) www.juliaothmer.com  www.myspace.com/juliaothmer MARIA DAINES (with Paul Killington) - Chained to You www.maria-daines.com THE TACTICIANS - Hardcore Porn (album: Some Kind of Urban Fulfillment) www.thetacticians.com  www.myspace.com/thetacticians VERONA RED - Marjorie (album: Side Effects) www.myspace.com/veronared EMERALD PARK – Open (album: For Tomorrow) – www.emeraldmusic.net   www.AF-music.de   www.myspace.com/emeraldpark EMILY WELLS - Symphony 9 & the Sunshine (album: The Symphonies) www.emilywellsmusic.com  www.myspace.com/emilywells JARAH JANE - Ten Fields (album: Blue) www.jarahjane.com  www.myspace.com/jarahjane Email with any comments - or leave feedback on the website (use ‘Comments’ link) - I can be reached here: alan@darkhorse.co.uk. Bands can submit mp3s to this address too. Darkhorse Radio is a member of the Association of Music Podcasters (AMP) The weekly AMP review podcast can be heard at http://amped.libsyn.com Visit the AMP website at www.musicpodcasting.org The photo with these notes is Tate Reflections -  ©AJC, 2008 Alan, www.DarkhorseRadio.com , 13th December 2008

outstanding independent music from around the world Website: www.DarkhorseRadio.com MySpace: www.myspace.com/alancarr iTunes : search podcast directory for Darkhorse Radio  email :   alan@darkhorse.co.uk   Here’s what I played in show 91 …… SOME VELVET MORNING - Let the Good Times Come My Way (album: Silence Will Kill You) - www.somevelvetmorning.co.uk  www.myspace.com/somevelvetmorning THE CAKE SALE (Glen Hansard) - Too Many People (album: The Cake Sale) - www.myspace.com/thecakesale PAT CRILLY - Homicide Dress (album: Deep Water) - www.patcrilly.com  www.myspace.com/patcrilly NICK ROSE - Light at Dawn (EP: Cloverhill available from www.indiepool.com/TNREP08 ) www.myspace.com/nickrosemusic TARA GRAHAM - Cross the Rubicon - www.taragraham.com  www.myspace.com/taragrahammusic JOHNATHAN MARTIN & NO QUARTER - Love Sick (album: In My Blood) - www.noquarter.co.za  www.myspace.com/jmandnoquarter EMERALD PARK – At The Mall (album: For Tomorrow) – www.emeraldmusic.net   www.AF-music.de   www.myspace.com/emeraldpark SIGNS OF LIFE - Love Survives (album: Waters Rise) - http://www.signsoflifeband.us/ www.myspace.com/signsofliferi DOUG BURR - In the Garden (album: On Promenade) - www.dougburr.com  www.myspace.com/dougburr       Email me with any comments - or leave feedback on the website (use ‘Comments’ link) - I can be reached here: alan@darkhorse.co.uk. Bands can submit mp3s to this address too. Darkhorse Radio is a member of the Association of Music Podcasters (AMP) The weekly AMP review podcast can be heard at http://amped.libsyn.com Visit the AMP website at www.musicpodcasting.org The photo with these notes is Dock Wall -  ©AJC, 2008 Alan, www.DarkhorseRadio.com , 11th November 2008