Podcast appearances and mentions of gena davis

Movie Torture kicks off the new year with its annual Worst of 2024. The first movie is "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice" with Angie, host of the newest show on The Hopecast Network, "Reality Redux" The gang wonders why this movie was made first off, and how much did Michael Keaton get to come back? He is only in the movie 17 minutes which is mind blowing to everyone on the show. They wonder when the last time Tim Burton actually had a good movie. Brad wonders why Kevin from "The Floor" loves this movie. They discuss how legacy sequels are not good and which one has actually been good.Brad says this movie needs Alec Baldwin and Gena Davis and they all agree they are glad the cake as left out in the rain. Follow Movie Torture here:https://www.instagram.com/movietorturepod/Buy Merch here:https://www.bonfire.com/store/the-hopecast-network-swag/This show is brought to you by The Hopecast Networkhttps://www.instagram.com/hopecastnetwork/

A sermon by The Reverend Dr. John K. Graham from the December 18, 2024 YogaMass Online.  YogaMass is an experiential worship on the yoga mat awakening to the truth that Jesus taught us, “The Kingdom of God is within you.”  Scripture: Luke 3:7-17.Support the show

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Dave and Chuck the Freak talk about National Chop Suey Day, how old we want our partner to be through our ages, old lady drove right into a pond, woman died after driving into a canal, man dies after getting bit by mosquitoes, woman who jumped fence to pet tiger found, giant snake spotted in the grass, man celebrates his 112th birthday, Hulk Hogan's team threw cans of beer into crowd sending woman to hospital, contract dispute between Disney and DirecTV, QBs ranked by NFL players, docuseries of NBA stars on Netflix, Jeremy Jackson admits to creepy behavior on set of Baywatch, Criss Angel's illness, Hailey Welch interview with Whitney Cummings, celebs that are difficult to work with, why Alec Baldwin and Gena Davis are not in new Beetlejuice, Spider-Man 4 confirmed, America's Got Talent tops list of popular reality shows, Oasis shows tickets went on sale and instantly sold out, Courtney Love could have had sex with Liam Gallagher, elderly nudists and their dog are missing, update on guy who stabbed waiter for spilling wine, Uber driver threw brick at house for 1-star review, 2 people banging in SUV accidentally rolled into river, guy jerks in a Burger King, hidden cameras in Airbnbs, ostrich blocking the road, bald eagle too fat to fly, man scaled building pantsless to spy into woman's bathroom, woman was dead for 4 days at her desk before someone found her, fish slammed into woman's face on a boat, janitor steals Rolexes from travelers, big lady had a baby and didn't know she was pregnant, 4-year-old broke an ancient jug in a museum, doctor lets daughter assist in surgery, campaign slogans that would get you elected, Yeti ice cooler that looks like a casket, woman drank before job interview, more people have died after eating Boar's Head meat, device that helps porch pirates target expensive items, cop catches gator, more schools banning phones, kitten saved from car wash, wanted criminal fell through ceiling in home while hiding from the cops, and more!

A sermon by The Reverend Gena Davis from the June 1, 2024 YogaMass Online.  YogaMass is an experiential worship on the yoga mat awakening to the truth that Jesus taught us, “The Kingdom of God is within you.”  Scripture: Mark 2:23-28.

A meditation and crystal bowl sound invocation for healing light embodiment  curated by Rev. Gena Davis, priest and sound healer. Given during YogaMass Online December 9, 2023.

Saddle up for another session of sportschat with Blandy and FC Sports Media's Brendan Bowers. From Formula One to the NFL's 58th Superbowl plus all your local sport. This week the boys are joined by special guest, KSS Jets President, coach, player and general all rounder Gena Davis.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A meditation by The Reverend Gena Davis from the December 9, 2023 YogaMass Online.  YogaMass is an experiential worship on the yoga mat awakening to the truth that Jesus taught us, “The Kingdom of God is within you.”  Scripture: Mark 1:1-8.

A sermon by The Reverend Gena Davis on the energy of forgiveness, from the September 9, 2023 YogaMass Online. YogaMass is an experiential worship on the yoga mat awakening to the truth that Jesus taught us, “The Kingdom of God is within you.” Scripture: Matthew 18:15-20.

A sermon by The Reverend Gena Davis on the Mindfulness of Christ, from the June 10, 2023 YogaMass. YogaMass is an experiential worship on the yoga mat awakening to the truth that Jesus taught us, “The Kingdom of God is within you.” Scripture: Matthew 9.

A sermon by The Reverend Gena Davis on being seen and being known--the good, the bad and the ugly--from the March 11, 2023 YogaMass. YogaMass is an experiential worship on the yoga mat awakening to the truth that Jesus taught us, “The Kingdom of God is within you.” Scripture: John 4:5-30.

Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! Beetlejuice! It's showtime! 1988 började Tim Burton bli riktigt Burton-esqe med denna spök-komedi med Alec Baldwin, Gena Davis, Winona Rider och Michael Keaton i huvudrollerna. Och vad hände med Kalles röst i detta avsnitt? Lyssna gärna till slutet av avsnittet. RFK publicerar ett nytt avsnitt varannan onsdag och detta för att uppmuntra Ni som lyssnare att lyssna till slutet av avsnittet för att höra vad nästa film kommer att vara och kolla inför nästa avsnitt. Var med i klubben vetja! Följ oss på: Facebook - facebook.com/retrofilmklubben Instagram - @retrofilmklubben

On this Thursday edition of Drive-In Double Feature Podcast, Nathan and Ryan talk about Earth Girls Are Easy from 1989. a musical/comedy starring Jeff Goldblum, Jim Carrey, Damon Wayans, and Gena Davis. Support us here: https://www.patreon.com/driveindoublefeaturepodcast https://twitter.com/didfpod and email us at: driveindoublefeaturepodcast@gmail.com

Gena Davis. She's not in a league of her own. She's a member of the ADHD club.   livinglifesquirrel@gmail.com  

A sermon by The Reverend Gena Davis on preparing for the true light which enlightens everyone, from the December 10, 2022 YogaMass Online. YogaMass is an experiential worship on the yoga mat awakening to the truth that Jesus taught us, “The Kingdom of God is within you.” Scripture: John 1:1-9.

Happy Holidays and welcome back to Purgatory!!! The boys cover A long kiss goodnight directed by Renny Harlin and staring Gena Davis, Samuel L Jackson, Craig Bierko, Brian Cox, Davis Morse and Yvonne Zima. Thanks for checkin us out and if you'd like to find the rest of out back catalog go to podbean.com Outro song "Keep this party bouncin" By L.A. Ganz from the A long kiss goodnight soundtrack https://youtu.be/d0vvp33-mm0    

A guided meditation and alchemy crystal bowl sound bath by Gena Davis as an offering during Compassionate Houston's Compassion Week 2022. 

A guided meditation and alchemy crystal bowl sound bath by Gena Davis as an offering during Compassionate Houston's Compassion Week 2022. Recorded online.  

A sermon on Oneness with God, nature and each other, from the September 10, 2022 YogaMass Online. YogaMass is an experiential worship on the yoga mat awakening to the truth that Jesus taught us, “The Kingdom of God is within you.” Teaching by The Reverend Gena Davis based on John 14:18-20.

We're back, baby! After a long and much needed hiatus, we are all here and all ready to roll. For this return to the field, we're taking on the Rockford Peaches and 'A League of Their Own'. Will the brand new, 2022 Amazon Prime series be able to swing for the fences like the original 1992 film with Gena Davis and Tom Hanks? Only Abbi Jacobson and D'arcy Carden know for sure. There's no crying in baseball!Jimmy Dugan Put on your baseball cap, grab some peanuts and Cracker Jack and head on out to the stands. We're up at bat and ready to steal home! I'm getting mixed signals Join the guys this week as we discuss our return to recording, Pat's housing situation, Sir Mix-A-Lot and symphony orchestras, Jennette McCurdy and her career among other things!

This surprisingly uplifting episode. Spotlights the joy of barbecue and the lyrics of the St. Lunatics. www.Patreon.com/conradio

This is it. This is the pinnacle of baseball movies. As it is the pinnacle of baseball movies, it is the pinnacle of sports movies. Not in a sports way but in a movies way. This, like THE SANDLOT (which you listened to that episode, right? It's back in season 2 or whatever), has no big game. It's about more than baseball but baseball is both the frame and the delivery mechanism. Baseball teaches us about life so often--as a sport where succeeding 1/3 of the time is hugely successful will--and it has more than just baseball. This is BULL DURHAM. There is a lot going on in this movie. There is a lot that I talk about--it's one of the longer episodes that I've recorded and that's that I already know that I should never record longer episodes. And there is just a ton that I left out. I'll look at some of that here as is my way. Ron Shelton slaps. That's that. Dude is a gangster and lives in a similar space as Linklater. I don't exactly know how to communicate it but I would say it's the writer/director that fully understands their niche and understands themselves and, regardless of whatever copious life experience they may have, understands how to distill these concepts to something that really works in a movie. For more, you can check out my episode on DAZED AND CONFUSED. Sarandon, Costner, and Robbins were almost picture perfect. Costner does this sarcastic chuckle thing that I'm sure seemed cool on paper but it's a little less successful in practice. Other than that he was made for this role. I've heard that Costner is not necessarily the best person to be around while being a mere mortal but you cannot fault him in this role whatsoever. This was also "before he was famous" and that's weird to me because fuck Untouchables or whatever--this is what made Costner for me. Robbins knocks it out of the park. I love watching Tim Robbins--like everyone with cable I've seen THE SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION only a few dozen times and I still eat it up every time. But he was always that Tim Robbins--even in BULL DURHAM. Even in HIGH FIDELITY. Susan Sarandon was aces in this. She goes on from here to do THELMA & LOUISE which co-starred Gena Davis (yeah, you thought she was going to come up but I said this was the last baseball movie.... for the moment) and was directed by Ridley Scott. She's top-tier. She's stellar. She's in peak form at all points in time--there is zero phoning it in. Sarandon's performance was my favorite as a character in this movie. I only say that because Costner is 100% an actual baseball player while playing a baseball player and knowing the mind of a baseball player because he is an actual baseball player while playing a baseball player ad nauseam. Yes, this movie does have some exploration into homophobia of some sort. It's not as bad as this might make it sound but it does happen. It's probably better than average for a movie coming out in the 80s and is not outright hostile. There is a point where a character questions their sexuality and that's actually interesting--not offensive. This is all relating to the academic paper that I mention in the podcast (at the end). I think it comes from a very reasonable place where the ideal set for masculinity isn't complete domination but instead security and support. The characters themselves are trying to figure things out at times. There's another time where it's just an insult but, to quote Ralph Maccio--politics aside because his views are bad--"hey, it's the 80s". That's actually quoting his character, Daniel LaRusso, who isn't the bully but becomes able to defend himself. I realize that COBRA KAI might take that view a little differently when extrapolated however I'm reading from the text of THE KARATE KID and haven't watched COBRA KAI because, when I tried to cast it to my TV, YouTube wouldn't let me watch it fully. When you watch BULL DURHAM just think of that statement. Not about Ralph Maccio but the statement about masculinity. I've seen several ways to present the titles of movies but my favorite is in ALL CAPS. I'm trying that out. Does it lend me more credence... clearwater? Revival? Lookin out my back door? I'm sure I'm leaving things about but I 100% apologize for all of the wikipedia scholastics about religions. Journalism (if you can call what I do that), or academic research (if you can call it that), takes a lot of time and these people deserve a living wage like so many others. The economy for that is so upside-down that it's ridiculous. I don't know the answer to solve that problem--IF I have an answer for a problem then that problem is probably dumb as fuck and y'all politician-ass motherfuckers need to sort that shit out because I'm a guy that watches movies and waxes pedantic about them in his spare time. I have no business having solutions for any social problems. I'd be eager to understand what Crash Davis' life might look like in the era of Sabermetrics and the all-knowing internet. Would he have been passed over? There is no telling because, somehow, the story feels the same. You work really hard in the minors and maybe fortune smiles upon you. I think that Chris Carter was a baseball player as well. He was also an author of flowery speeches. Was this influence from Bull Durham and Ron Shelton or was this direct action? Was Ron Shelton a ghost writer for The X-Files? Probably not, but I'm trying to manufacture some type of actual relationship there. Their stories don't feel too different. Perhaps, if I had just been better at baseball, I'd be a screenwriter now. That's overly simplistic and reductionist and I don't know where I'm going with it. Nowhere, most likely. Actually, I think I've narrowed down where I'm going with it. I throw out these half-assed theories and it's not that I want to be right, but that I want the people to read or hear the theory and be like "yeah, that's the one" in their own vacuum. Perhaps that is a bit forward but if that happened I'd just be totally OK with it. Links (2138) Bull Durham the Musical - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=btVHsQIrDZY (2138) Melissa Errico - "A Little Time To Myself" from Bull Durham: The Musical (Live) - YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJoHlceoybI So there's a YouTube comment in there from 8 months ago saying that the music will go to Broadway. I may actually bend that motherfuck of a corner to go see it if that's the case. My wife will not understand. But I am compelled. Realistically, that's the only link. The academic paper mentioned is behind some type of paywalls so walk into your local public college or university's library and search for it there. You can likely print it out or save it to a USB drive. This is what public institutions are all about and I'm 100% for it. You can also potentially rent movies and music from the library. That's intense. Support your public universities and support your libraries. Whatever I'm sure I left things out. I've spent enough time working on this that I've lost notes that I've taken. I'm not angry I'm just angry at myself but it's not going to stop this show. It's happening. The file is already uploaded before I even begin typing this. You'd think I'd feel liberated by this loose format and you're correct@! I do. It's great. I recommend bucking the system and just being yourself to everyone who can afford to do it because, the reality of the situation is, not everyone can just be themselves and continue living their lives. There are 100% people who should not be able to be themselves and also live their lives and they're mostly falling under the banner of racists so fuck them. Be nice. Check out the paradox of tolerance. Play some baseball. Watch some baseball. Watch a movie. Do something nice for someone. Contemplate existence. Actualize yourself in a way that elevates everyone around you. Tap that untold power of the ever-expanding cosmos. Play Dungeons & Dragons, or another tabletop RPG that allows you the freedom to create and inhabit a character--it's great! Try at something you think is pointless because it probably isn't.

Volvemos con el spinoff de Remake a los 80, “Mis terrores favoritos”, pero en esta ocasión en un formato nuevo y renovado a través de una “Retro Ficción Sonora” ¿Qué eso que es? no te lo vamos a explicar, será mejor que lo escuches tú mismo y experimentes con nosotros como el protagonista de la película que analizamos “The Fly” (La Mosca). Esta es la primera vez que nos enfrentamos a David Cronenberg. Como los grandes amigos de los 80, hemos quedado para ver la peli juntos, en torno a una buena hoguera, con viandas y bebercio adecuado, y con la sana intención de disfrutar del enfermizo cine de Cronenberg. La película elegida ha sido “La Mosca”, rodada en 1986, remake de otra cinta de 1958 que, a su vez, es una adaptación de un relato corto de George Langelaan. De todo ello hablamos esta noche, y de cómo Cronenberg llegó al proyecto con ganas de darle un buen giro al guión propuesto por Edward Pogue. Y es algo que se podía permitir, pues su nombre fue una apuesta del productor de la película, el gran Mel Brooks. El equipo del programa hemos preparado para la ocasión todo tipo de detalles, anécdotas y curiosidades sobre el origen del proyecto, su desarrollo y su repercusión en el cine posterior. Además, disertamos sobre la figura de este personaje tan inusual y atrevido en el cine como es Cronenberg. Hacemos un rápido repaso a su filmografía más significativa, pero sin perder de vista que hoy, hemos venido a ver La Mosca. Los efectos especiales y de maquillaje de esta cinta, obra de Chris Walas y Stephan Dupuis, les valieron un Óscar de la academia, y revolucionaron el cine de la época, generando algunas de las imágenes más icónicas del cine de los 80. James Goldblum y Gena Davis, pareja real en aquella época, destacan en la película, ofreciendo unas de sus mejores interpretaciones en su carrera. Al calor de la lumbre, meditamos sobre el mal, sobre si el fin justifica los medios, sobre las moscas y su simbología, sobre los límites de la ciencia, sobre placeres culpables y sobre la maternidad. Todo ello al son de las escenas de la película, una película que hubiera dado para muchas horas más de conversación. Si te atreves, te dejamos un trocito de sofá, entre nuestro millenial, el “cagao” Javi García, y nuestro insoportable “flipao” Óscar Cabrera. Al ladito, en el sillón orejero más cómodo de la sala, maneja el mando a distancia nuestro intrépido líder, Juan Pablo Molina, mientras que, en la otra punta de la habitación, con sus auriculares puestos, Fran Delgado se encarga de que todo suene como debería. Ven, aún queda cerveza y cortezas para ti, aunque estos trozos de piel, en esta ocasión, no sean precisamente de cerdo. _______________________________________________ Escúchanos también en www.remakealos80.com Síguenos en Twitter @Remakealos80, Instagram @remakealos80 y búscanos en Telegram, te dejamos el enlace a nuestro grupo de para que compartas tus opiniones e interactúes con nosotros: https://t.me/joinchat/GXsRJYMd3wQVBG2v

A sermon on the days of Holy Week with an invitation to experience the walk on a personal and spiritual level, from the April 9, 2022 YogaMass at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Houston. YogaMass is an experiential worship on the yoga mat awakening to the truth that Jesus taught us, “The Kingdom of God is within you.” Teaching by The Reverend Dr. John K. Graham based on Luke 19:28-40.

A sermon on walking with Jesus into the desert on a Lenten journey  from the March 12, 2022 YogaMass, an experiential worship on the yoga mat awakening to the truth that Jesus taught us, “The Kingdom of God is within you.” Teaching by The Reverend Gena Davis based on Philippians 3:14-4:1.

En esta ocasión, el equipo de Remake a los 80 se traslada hasta los confines de una Yugoslavia con aspecto de Transilvania, para investigar una llamada anónima recibida en el estudio, y que alertaba del avistamiento de un monstruo tipo Frankenstein por aquellos parajes. Rudy de Luca ejerce como guía en este accidentado viaje, donde los despropósitos se suceden sin orden ni concierto. Y no será por falta de música, porque el pegadizo ritmo de Pensilvania 6-5000 (que es homenajeado en el título de esta película) se mete en los huesos y en el cerebro. Cerebro del que algunos de los “empleados” y personajes del hotel donde nos hospedamos, parecen carecer. Y no es de lo único que carecen. A pesar de sus esfuerzos por ser graciosos e ingeniosos, no siempre lo consiguen. En eso se parecen a nosotros, para qué negarlo. Todos juntos no conseguimos que el proyecto alce el vuelo con la dignidad que debería, especialmente teniendo en cuenta que comparten estancia con nosotros ilustres del cine como Jeff Goldblum, Gena Davis, Ed Begley Jr. o el malogrado Jeffrey Jones. Para comprender qué ha pasado para que esta experiencia parezca el “sueño de un mono loco”, con el monstruo de Frankenstein, el Hombre Lobo, una adivina, el jorobado, una vampiresa sexy… campando a sus anchas, analizamos la trayectoria de De Luca. Además, nos detenemos en la carrera de algunos de nuestros acompañantes, especialmente Goldblum, Davis y Begley. También reflexionamos sobre lo que es ser un monstruo, y sobre por qué muchos de ellos se asocian a Transilvania, esté donde quiera que esté ese lugar. En esa misión nos ayuda Verónica Cervilla. Del resto, se encarga el equipo habitual de Remake a los 80 al completo, por última vez en una buena temporada, y es que Carlos Aceituno se marcha con sus “datos de mierda”, no sin antes ser el culpable de que tratemos esta película, Transylvania 6-5000. Para endulzar el trago que supone el visionado repetido de esta cinta, hablamos en un extenso Remake Prohibido de otras “horror movies” que nos han venido a la memoria con la aportación extra del podcaster Vele González y que, con calidades y cualidades diversas, anidan en nuestro inconsciente y resucitan de cuando en cuando, al ritmo de los 80 _______________________________________________ Escúchanos también en www.remakealos80.com Síguenos en Twitter @Remakealos80, Instagram @remakealos80 y búscanos en Telegram, te dejamos el enlace a nuestro grupo de para que compartas tus opiniones e interactúes con nosotros: https://t.me/joinchat/GXsRJYMd3wQVBG2v

A sermon on the four types of Love in Scripture and the unconditional love of God in Christ Jesus from the February 12, 2022 YogaMass, an experiential worship on the yoga mat awakening to the truth that Jesus taught us, “The Kingdom of God is within you.” Teaching by The Reverend Gena Davis based on 1 Corinthians 13:4-8.

This week on the pod as House of Gucci hits cinemas around the world.  It is directed by the legend that continues to make films well into his eighties and I am of course writing about Sir Ridley Scott. So we will be picking our favourite films from his work, that we didn't pick in our Ridley Scott episode in disguise, space films. Warning we will be talking SPOILERSMartins pick this week is the instant classic that is, Thelma and Louise. On this one we talk about the incredible acting skills from both Gena Davis and especially Susan Sarandon. We talk about the how funny and emotional this script is. Plus discuss in depth why for some reason Brad Pitt is a movie star now. IMDB page Boaz's pick this week is the sword and sandal modern classic that is, Gladiator. On this one we talk about the greatness in Ridley direction especially in the action scenes. We talk about the amazing performance from Joaquin Phoenix and discus probably why this whole story is all Richard Harris's fault. IMDB page  Twitter Instagram As ever please enjoy     Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/filmvsfilmpod)

A sermon on Mother Mary and the Magnificat from the August 14, 2021 YogaMass, an experiential worship on the yoga mat awakening to the truth that Jesus taught us, “The Kingdom of God is within you.” Teaching by The Reverend Dr. John K. Graham based on Luke 1:46-56.

What do you do when everything is tumbling down around you? This is the theme of the November 13, 2021 YogaMass, an experiential worship on the yoga mat awakening to the truth that Jesus taught us, “The Kingdom of God is within you.” Teaching by The Reverend Gena Davis based on Mark 13:1-8. 

Directed by Ridley Scott and starring Susan Sarandon and Gena Davis. The film that created a movement and 30 years later dares us to be bold. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/drzeusfilmpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drzeusfilmpodcast/support

Samuel Muther f*ckin Jackson is getting saved by some white girl on the regular, but at least he didn't die screaming!

Ja vi vet, det är mitt i sommaren och då får avsnittet dyka upp lite när de passar.  I det sommarstinna avsnitt 219 hittar ni detta godis: Vi har åter varit på bio och tittat på uppföljaren A QUIET PLACE PART 2. Ni vet, den där när Emily Blunt och hennes familj inte får säga ett knyst för annars kommer äckliga monster och äter upp dem. Detta universum byggs ut i 2:an och Cillian Murphy är en nykomling i denna franchise.  Men vad tyckte vi om denna sommarnattsskräckfilm då? Ja, det blir vi två om i podden. Vi har också kikat på Michelle Pfeiffers förehavanden i DVD och streaming aktuella FRENCH EXIT. Hennes prestation som den cyniska änkan som tar med sin vuxna son för att flytta till Paris har blivit hyllad av kritikerkåren. Frågan är vad TT Filmpodcast tycker om denna udda komedi? Tomas har tagit på sina mest barnsliga glasögon och tittat på bioaktuella CRODDARNA 2. Den famijefilm om grottmännisko ligger högt på biotopplistorna runt om i landet och han har kikat på varför det är sådant ståhej kring denna film. Vi har dessutom vår programpunkt "ÅTERTITTEN" där vi har återbesökt Renny Harlins THE LONG KISS GODNIGHT från 1996 med Gena Davis och Samuel L. Jacksson i huvudrollerna. En actionrökare som blev oväntat populär på den tiden då det begav sig. Så häll upp någon gott, stoppa lurarna i öronen, och häng med oss på dryga timmens filmsnack i sommarnatten. 

This is week four and our final episode in our Jessica Chastain theme month. This week we watched the 2020 release, Ava. This movie features Jessica Chastain, John Malkovich, Common, Gena Davis, and Collin Farrell.

Trailer for Episode 4 and it's going to be dozy!

Constance White shares how she uses Gena Davis' Yoga Prayer Cards for journaling and spiritual reflection.

Zach & Zo get involved with intrigue and take part in the action as they talk about the spy thriller The Long Kiss Goodnight starring Samuel L. Jackson & Gena Davis.www.backlookcinema.comEmail: fanmail@backlookcinema.comTwitter: @backlookcinemaFacebook: The Back Look Cinema Podcast Instagram: backlookcinemapodcast

Welcome to Claire’s conversation with Gena Davis, Episcopal priest, spiritual midwife, and founder of YogaMass.  Gena has really brought the contemplative practices of yoga into the Christian spiritual world.  In this episode we talk about her rebirth from a priest serving a congregation in Houston to becoming the founder of YogaMass, a worship service and nonprofit that offers Christians an embodied practice to experience spirit and Christ consciousness within themselves. Stay in the loop with rebirth news and insights when you join our mailing list (https://bit.ly/rebrth), and check out more content at clairevillarreal.com. Questions or comments – or your own story of death and rebirth to tell?  Write Claire at claire@clairevillarreal.com.

This week Ethan and Nate come together to have a little Pre-Game Chat about Cutthroat Island. CONNECT WITH US at The CiP NETWORK Follow Ethan at http://echelongnovels.com Follow Nate at http://nathanbeattyvo.com Check out our website for podcast info http://www.thecipnetwork.com Call us at (434) 481-1787 and leave a voice message or email us directly at nate@thecipnetwork.com SUBSCRIBE TO CiP on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCmEa1TUSA2LpY71hWeHyZMA Twitch at https://www.twitch.tv/thecipnetwork/ Help keep us going. Support CiP by visiting http://thecipnetwork.com/support or head over to our Patreon page at https://www.patreon.com/creativityinprogresspodcast - OR - visit https://anchor.fm/cip and click the “Support” button! Intro music: Blip Stream by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3443-blip-stream License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ #GenaDavis #CutthroatIsland #Noobs #90s #Pirates #Piratesofthecarribean #johnnydepp --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Prayer and blessing for living in divine flow by The Reverend Gena Davis.

Prayer and blessing for living in divine flow by The Reverend Gena Davis.

A visual and sound journey of multi-dimensional transformation into Oneness using the InterSpiritual Meditation process developed by Dr. Ed Bastian and Yoga Prayer Cards by The Reverend Gena Davis. Alchemy Crystal Singing Bowls played by Gena Davis.

An introduction to Yoga Prayer Cards for use in a personal devotional practice or in group use in the studio, community, or faith community. Supports expansion into authentically living into your soul’s purpose. Yoga Prayers by Gena Davis are available at GenaDavis.org. 

"Are you crying? There's no crying. There's no crying in baseball!" After a little break, Episode 23 of Worth a Late Fee is up, and it's the Gena Davis and Tom Hanks sports film, A League of Their Own! So grab your favorite drink (you won't get one more perfect than the one we have to go along with this, sorry) and listen to us discuss our thoughts on this Penny Marshall directed film! As always, send us any movie or beer recommendations you have and we'd love to check them out!  

We are experiencing a Great Pause. A message of hope and awakening for humanity during COVID-19, in the Spirit of the Risen Christ, recorded at YogaMass Online on April 18, 2020. YogaMass.com, GenaDavis.org.  

We are experiencing a Great Pause. A message of hope and awakening for humanity during COVID-19, in the Spirit of the Risen Christ, recorded at YogaMass Online on April 18, 2020. YogaMass.com, GenaDavis.org.

Join us as we talk BeetleJuice. The spirits of a deceased couple are harassed by an unbearable family that has moved into their home, and hire a malicious spirit to drive them out.

A short daily affirmation for leaders in all industries to begin your day with authenticity, purpose, and kindness. 

On this weeks #HFTMH we're discussing the 1990 gem Quick Change starring Bill Murray, Gena Davis and Randy Quaid.

This week: Receding hairlines with Rami, "you're all breathtaking", Juneteenth Reparations hearing with Ta-Nehisi Coates "150 years ago and today", Prank Encounters with the new Kutch, Patrick Stewart's Kelly Ann Conway drag, Oscar Murillo at The Shed, Rob's always looking out for a future ex Mrs. Robinson, E3 games and discussion (What's an expo?), Gena Davis is back or never left?, Mindy Kaling is definitely trying to be cast as Ms Marvel, Harry Potter Wizards Unite is NOT a movie, Paul Sparks on House of Cards disappointment, I AM MOTHER review, and lots of comments!And a Men In Black International (meh) review.- SharonJuneteenth Reparations Discussion: 8:00E3: 40:00What We Into: 1:15:45Men In Black International Review: 1:22:30Comments: 1:56:00 Music Credit: Dj QuadsTrack Name: "Summer Time"Music By: Dj Quads @ https://soundcloud.com/aka-dj-quadsOriginal upload HERE - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-T5GF...• Music promoted by NCM: https://goo.gl/fh3rEJ 8-bit Evil by Heatley Bros MusiciTunes :https://goo.gl/M3b16fSpotify: https://goo.gl/5SbVukLicense:https://goo.gl/jadB5ETwitter: https://goo.gl/fKqyrjDiscord: http://discord.gg/F2pxtgYFacebook: https://goo.gl/PrsTvSPicard Song by Dark MateriaDownloadable from: http://rapidshare.com/files/155535295...https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/what-we-into/id1447059928?mt=2https://open.spotify.com/show/3rFe0yta57HAtwHsEk5KOT?si=PxZYWWSZTeezLqQO8Z8Ruwhttps://www.patreon.com/Whatweintohttps://www.facebook.com/whatweinto/https://twitter.com/dial_lawrencehttps://www.instagram.com/whatweintopodcast/Email us: whatweinto@gmail.comSupport the show (http://patreon.com/whatweinto)

Website | Merch | Twitter This week, The VCR Kids dig into our Nostalgia Briefcase and pull out Stuart Little. Did you know this movie was written by M. Night Shamalyan? And it came out the SAME YEAR as The Sixth Sense? Coincidence? We'll see.. Stuart Little stars Michael J. Fox, Hugh Laurie, Gena Davis, Nathan Lane, and way more people you know! It also got a few Oscar nods. Overall, we were pretty surprised by how little we remembered about this movie. Definitely worth the time to check it out if you saw it as a kid. Hit us up on Twitter and tell us your thoughts about Stuart Little!

This time around we cover Bill Murray's only directorial feature in which he stars with Gena Davis and Randy Quaid in Quick Change. Daryl goes nuts over Sam Raimi's bonkers western, The Quick and the Dead, which stars Sharon Stone, Gene Hackman, Russell Crowe, Leonardo DiCaprio, Lance Henriksen and Keith David. Oh... and we cap the episode with a review of the South Korean Action Comedy, Quick! 04:21 Quick Change 24:23 The Quick and the Dead 53:28 Quick 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! On next week's Deeper episode Ben reports on the awesomeness of Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves' Speed... oh... and Speed 2: Cruise Control.

In 1988, riding high from the success of Pee-wee’s Big Adventure, Tim Burton released Beetlejuice, starring Michael Keaton, Alec Baldwin, Gena Davis and Winona Ryder.  While the movie focuses on demons and dead people, Burton decided to take the original script in a more comedic direction, as the first cut was far darker.  Thankfully, the change paid off.  Winning an academy award for Best Makeup, Beetlejuice made $73 Mil on a budget of $15 Mil and was a critical and commercial success. But does it hold up?  Listen as Jon, Colin and Brent revisit the Maitlands see if they can come to grips with death and safely remove the Deetz family, or if Beetlejuice Beetlejuice Beetlejuice….Oh Shit.

Take one DNA strand from a human, one strand from a pest, add in a sprinkle of Gena Davis with just a dash of Jeff Goldblum and you get The Fly! The 1986 remake of the classic Vincent Price movie where science should've done more testing. Don't lose your teeth listening to this one!

Interview and conversation with The Rev. Dr. John K. Graham and The Rev. Gena Davis on YogaMass and the health benefits from practicing yoga as part of the worship experience. With two medical degrees, divinity degrees, and a mind/body masters degree in progress, Graham offers a holistic perspective on YogaMass the worship experience.

Scott wasn't thrilled with my challenge of Quick Change as reviewing good films aren't very interesting. This is especially true this episode as we trail off many times talking about many other things not named Quick Change.

An Amrit Yoga Nidra meditation with Gena Davis designed to open and heal the heart. 

A meditation on Being Free: alive in Spirit, Mind, Body, Soul.

Amrit Yoga Nidra meditation with Gena Davis for deep relaxation and heart opening to allow divine guidance. This meditation seats the intention for deep listening to God and responding in faith.

A meditation and prayer for healing of one's self and all that is in need of healing. Set your intention to be of service today to bring healing however you can best bring the highest good.

Amrit Yoga Nidra meditation with Gena Davis for deep relaxation and heart opening to allow divine guidance in your life. This meditation seats the intention for deep listening to God and responding in faith.

Grab your hot coco and hop in your sleighs, cause in this festive episode were talking about the best holiday action film staring Gena Davis. Thats right! You guessed it! Genny is doing one of her favorite Christmas films - 'The Long Kiss Goodnight.' Being a mom during the holidays is hard but throw in amnesia and a secret identity who used to kill domestic terrorists for the US government. Its enough to make any mom crack into the Franzia box a little early.

Move over Field of Dreams.....A League of Their Own is the best damn baseball movie EVER. We'll bet all of our Rockford Peach baseball cards! ALoTO, from 1992 and directed by Penny Marshall chronicles the history of the All American Girls Professional Baseball League, a time from 1943 to 1954 when WOMEN played BASEBALL professionally because all of the men were at war! This movie will make you laugh, cry, hug your sister, and reminds you how awesome Tom Hanks and Gena Davis are.  We've seen this movie 1000 times with (or without sound) and love it so. Come on and listen to us do fine renditions of "We're the members of the All American League..." and "This Used to be Be My Playground", discuss if Dottie dropped the ball on purpose or just had a really bad day, which Rockford Peach we like the most, and how the big band soundtrack and women kicking baseball butt in several montages gives us the internal goosebumps just like when we saw Wonder Woman! PS We kept calling the pitcher Ellen Sue, Sue Ellen because we're both still on a high from our Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter is Dead episode.   Theme song sung by Deidre Cullen. Logo designed by Frankie Donlon. Follow us on Twitter @TheSweetieClub and on Instagram @LargeMargeSentUs

In our final episode of Season 2, Reverend Gena Davis reads from her beautiful book entitled Yoga Mass: Embodying Christ Consciousness.  In YogaMass, we create and participate in an embodied liturgy, expressed through movement and breath.  Rev. Davis bridges yogic principles and practices with Christian spirituality and worship as a path for bringing the whole body to the experience of spiritual awakening.   The Reverend Gena Davis Episcopal priest, yoga educator, and founder of YogaMass.  She serves a mission congregation in Houston, Texas, and is an active collaborator with the Institute for Spiriutality & Health. 

Episode 4 - We open the bar and then mention a little news. We're on iTune's New and Noteworthy! Yep, our podcast might mot be real high on the list, but damn it, we're there. We have a couple people to thank this week. Vinny at remotestudioservice.com has been a great help to the show both equipment wise and in getting the word out about us. Vinny is an audio engineer who can help with whatever issues you might be having, but he also designs and sells the Podcast Hotline Kit. This thing is a great inexpensive solution for podcasters wanting to do phone interviews in their shows. Also, we want to thank jimstoybox.com for the interview he has upcoming with Spike. In other news, Gena Davis turned 60 this week, which Drew finds weird, but he's fine with Eddie Van Halen turning 61. Go figure.Sadly Abe Vigoda passed this morning, but it was of natural causes at 94, so a life well lived to you sir.Some idiot stole bull jizz in Turlock Ca. and for the life of us, we can't understand.Football gets tossed around a bit, and it turns out, we're not really too excited about the Friends get together or the X Files reboot.Spike redeemed himself with a respectable showing on Stump Spike. This week it was a quiz from Absurd Trivia about Dead Musicians. You can find the quiz here, http://www.absurdtrivia.com/quiz/0026... Drew gets hammered pretty good in a game of Dead or Alive, but to be honest, Spike only had one dead guy on the list, and to he only died this morning.Oh, and the reference to the newlywed game we taked about? It's here, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n-qc-... Have a great week and we'll catch you next time!

May 28-June 3, 1988 Boston Marathon Monday! Ken welcomes comedian Danielle Soto to the show. Ken and Danielle discuss being drawn to a time before you were born, 1988 births, Family Ties, repressed memories of ever having used a TV Guide, Ken's TV Week/Toaster Oven TV Guide/Toaster Theory (again), Facts of Life, Back-door pilots, Empty Nest, Tumpy's marijuana addiction leading to bad gift giving, The Cosby Show binge drinking episode, 227, Golden Girls, living the Stan Episodes, Mama's Family, Doctor Who, the role of ledges in sitcoms, Throb, Dream On, Wendy Malik,  Hot in Cleveland, Say Anything, being held hostage, why you never want to ride an elevator with a pregnant lady, Spenser for Hire, Family Ties, TV Land's First and Last Marathon, Nick's forgotton spin-off, My Demon Lover, hair metal, Mother Goose's Rock N Rhyme, Fairy Tale Theater, Married...with Children, Day by Day, The Terrible Revenge of the Nerds Pilot, Ted McGinnley, It's Your Move, David Garrison, not censoring children, the banned Married...with Children episode, The Christina Applegate fashion test, MTV The Week in Rock, Kate & Allie, having never seen ALF, Valerie, Ken's most embarrassing moment, seeing Spiceworld alone in the theater, Designing Women, celebrity autobiographies, Newhart, celebrity weight struggles, AIDS, Eisenhauer and Lutz, Who's the Boss, Crushing Alyssa Milano, The Dark Crystal, first run syndication, Charles in Charge, Mr. Ed, Perfect Strangers, Bibby Babkas, Vanilla Ice, Supergroup, The Surreal Life, Sebastion Bach, Moonlighting, Growing Pains, tonsillectomies, Over R-ing the pudding, Mr. Kotter, Days and Nights of Molly Dodd, Hooperman, Gena Davis, Summer Rental, loving the Reiners, Jamin' on the One,  Summer School, why all arrangements are edible, Night Court, Beauty and the Beast, Full House, the trend of Dead Moms on television, and the end of Saturday Morning. 

Sermon preached at Gena Davis celebration of new ministry at Grace Houston 2012