Podcast appearances and mentions of George Clooney

This week we have actor, comedian, and producer Jeremy Piven. We dive into what it was like to work in an active prison, method acting, and bombing in stand up comedy. 3:40 Growing Up 7:20 White Uncle Ben 11:25 George Clooney & Mel Gibson 12:25 Playing a character authentically 13:08 Working with Jamie Foxx 18:05 Working in an active prison 22:00 Method Acting 23:30 Tap dancing and stand up comedy 26:00 Bombing 29:45 When Gary first started Comedy 32:30 The difference between 5 min and an hour 38:00 Ricky Gervais at the Golden Globes 42:35 Peaking on Mushrooms 50:30 Piven tells Gary to do drugs Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's look at the big sport stories including a WR at the swimming and the Broncos big win

James brings on good friend Ray to talk about the World's Greatest Detective and answer the great conundrum of who played Batman the best. Part 1 they tackle who played Bruce Wayne the best.

#wwtb? @whtwetalkinbout? Shout out to Marvins. Shout out to @whoisJaewood. Shout out to @flipping.murph. The George Clooney had has rocking and rolling. Of course, we dived into @kendricklamar new album. Shout out to Baby Keem. We talked about sports. We, also working on that live show for the people. We need yall to show up for us. We had a good talk about men staying with cheating women and all types of stuff. Blame the drinks, not the heart on this show. As always, The culture from a Midwest POV. @ceoreese, @dez_arnez @thekidblaze @trav_dave.

Welcome to Wilhelm!Mother's Day has just come and gone so what better time to show some of our favorite mothers from the small screen some love! Which is why on this episode, we dive into our Top 5 Favorite TV Moms! So join this week's guest co-host Michael Sullivan and I as we reveal and discuss our choices!Next episode: It's time for another actor's spotlight episode as we reveal and discuss our choices for our Top 5 Favorite Films of George Clooney!Like Wilhelm on Facebook at WilhelmFollow Wilhelm on Instagram: @TheWilhelmPodEmail Wilhelm or Send a Voicemail: thewilhelmpodcast@gmail.comAnd be sure to Rate/Review the show on Apple Podcasts or whatever podcasting platform you listen!

Sexy Things Girls Want To See Men Wear - Clothing, Style & Fashion Items That Women Find Seductive. Learn how to dress better by paying attention to what women find sexy when it comes to men's fashion & outfit choices. You may have stumbled onto today's video because you're looking for advice on the following subjects: How to dress well, men's fashion tips, what women find attractive, men's clothing styles, how to impress women & many more along a similar theme. Today's topic will come in helpful in all the above situations. We know men are from Mars and women are from Venus and sometimes it can give you a headache to try and figure out what women want, and trust me sometimes us ladies well we don't really know what we want and it's super frustrating but us too.  But sometimes it can be more frustrating for us girls to see men not make much effort but expect us to swoon at their feet as if they are George Clooney himself and we are the leading lady in the most romantic recent comedy on the big screen. It takes a bit more than that fellas trust us.  Nowadays women want more than a nice smile and a wink of the eye to capture their attention and sometimes men are non the wiser about what that could be. And a little bit of effort on your part guys can really be the difference a woman sees that could take you from friend zone to bed zone. Now don't worry we've done the research we've asked the questions and we've noted it all down so that you don't have to do anything too strenuous. We've spoken to a variety of ladies and picked at their brains to see what they think a guy looks sexy in and what you can do to tick all of the right boxes to get that date with fate.  So without further ado save the headache and start taking off these 10 things that women want to see men wear to look and feel sexy. #Joyanima #Dating #Mensfashion 0:00 Intro 1:20 Sexy things girls want to see men wear 1:27 The grey joggers 2:13 Watches 2:51 Tailored suit 3:22 Aftershave 4:15 Shoes 5:45 Fresh breath 6:14 Boxers or briefs 6:45 V-neck shirts 7:18 Jeans 7:50 Confidence is key

Original Airdate 5/18/2016 Robert Winfree and Mark Radulich review a movie that doesn't feature comic book characters kicking the crap out of each other. TriStar snuck this one in the Summer Blockbuster Season so we'll tell you what we thought of Money Monster! Money Monster is a 2016 American crime thriller film directed by Jodie Foster and written by Jamie Linden, Alan Di Fiore, and Jim Kouf. The film stars George Clooney (who also co-produced), Julia Roberts, Jack O'Connell, Dominic West, Caitríona Balfe, and Giancarlo Esposito. It follows financial television host Lee Gates and his producer Patty Fenn, who are put in an extreme situation when an irate investor takes them and their crew as hostage.

Every week Garrett Carter will be joined by a friend, and producer Derek Davis, to talk about a horror movie. This week we are joined by a couble of our favoirtes Kitty and Devin to get into the Quentin Tarantino/Robert Rodriguez classic vampire/horror/comdey. Follow us on all platforms please  Twitter: twitter.com/NightFrightPod twitter.com/Pugly92 twitter.com/radioguyderek Instagram: instagram.com/nightfrightpod/ instagram.com/hoochie92/ instagram.com/radioguyderek/

So in today's episode, we want to talk about, the concept of building an ecosystem, thinking about how it can benefit your business, and if you can sell it that way.    Notes on the time-stamped show: [00:00] Introduction [01:24] How pricing can be utilised to build new and stickier business models that customers find difficult to leave. [04:53] Business models, such as espresso and Apple, emphasising how they created an ecosystem wherein everything the customers need is offered, boosting profitability. [08:18] How different it is to build ecosystems in B2B settings, and how can they do it. [12:20] How to build an ecosystem and create barriers against competitors without your customers realising it. [15:44] Joanna highlights the need of striking a balance between customer value, manufacturing, and product innovation, for a successful business transformation. Hello and welcome to another edition of Pricing College, with your hosts, Aodhan Campbell and Joanna Wells   Someone told me last week that I'm known as the cool teacher of Pricing College, so thank you very much for that. I actually made that up. So in today's episode, we want to talk about, the concept of building an ecosystem, thinking about how it can benefit your business, and if you can sell it that way. So what is an ecosystem? In theory, it's building a system that basically increases the chances that you will sell things to people. Whether that is the classic selling of a printing machine, and then printing, you know cartridges or an espresso machine. Then locking in, that you have to sell them on espresso pods. So that's a concept that we will discuss today.    When I think about this concept, I describe it as a sale system, something we can sell more of to customers. But actually, beneath that, an ecosystem is a whole business model change. But before we get on to that, what I'm particularly interested in was how pricing can be used to make a new business model and sales model stickier, not more difficult for customers to get out of but also more valuable to customers so they wouldn't want to get out of this new system that you've built. And thinking about that, you've mentioned espresso... these people love espresso. It's a great business model and it's a new one. When you think about where espresso came from, so Nescafe and all that was built on the dry roasted coffee empire. But obviously, the business model was declining for years. People wanted fresher coffee, but they also wanted the convenience of that coffee at home but they didn't want to compromise on taste. So, espresso was launched. It really did disrupt the market in a good way and gave customers what they wanted. The key about the pricing: the actual machine itself was priced considerably below the alternative. Now the alternative was those, remember all those fancy, we have to grind down coffee beans, etcetera.  Now, they were priced considerably higher on a per unit basis compared to the espresso. But the thing that really locked customers into espresso wasn't the machine. This was the genius behind the idea of the time. It was the pods that at a unit level were priced comparatively high. So as a customer, "Wow what a great business model. It's new, it's great. Attractive pods, interesting. Actually, the machine is pretty cheap. Yeah, get that." Not really thinking of the total cost of getting that machine when you think of all those pods that you use over a year. Some people in Australia drink two or three mega coffees, double or triple espressos a day. And you know, that's a highly profitable part of the business. So, the less profitable part of the business was the machine. They disrupted that market. They thought that compromised on profit on that. Because people will buy more of the pod. And obviously, they have to provide the value with the taste. Anyway, that's a concept where you can reinforce a new business model change with pricing, and use pricing as a way to make that business model sticky so customers will find it difficult to leave.   What I really like about it, you'll also see it another example, which is Apple. In espresso, it doesn't integrate with other pods or other systems. In reality, it's quite limited which can be seen as a problem. In reality, that problem is the real design genius whereby, in your kitchen, you got one system, you're probably unlikely to change, and you're probably unlike to invest in a second system. It's some sort of aspect whereby you're designing it, you're thinking about the long-term.  The only thing I like about the ecosystem of espresso, and this could be applied to all the businesses, Apple's another example is that it really tries to build this higher value community, versus other coffees. They have this sort of image of George Clooney, the actor, this glamorous individual that promotes espresso and gives it an aspirational aspect. You have them in espresso stores, and shopping centres, whereby you can only buy this one brand, which is very unusual when you think about it. We're used to supermarkets where you can buy everything. So it's an unusual approach but it builds the atmosphere.  The other example I'll give is Apple, whereby they almost built a system that prevents other things from getting into it; whereby even the plugs are different, their operating systems are different. It builds a real community feeling. It builds a really close system that massively boosted the profits over time because they sell everything to you. Once you get on the door, once you got your MacBook, iMac or whatever you call it, they own you. And even small things, when they share a text message with an apple phone, it comes in a different way, and you can see when it's read, and stuff like that. And the people who have Apple phones didn't like receiving texts from Samsung or Android users. So it's almost strange peripheral things that reinforced that ecosystem.    I just want to go back to that point you made. It's really a good point about this particular model. The union of systems seems like an instant hit. But obviously, you're taking smaller chunks or you have to transform your business model to become that new model. Because espresso... you know why they had to use a brand to sort of make some noise in a busy market, and it worked well for them... but I'm thinking for B2B, it quite a difficult play. It doesn't happen overnight. I think a lot of B2B businesses are making the sale now to hit the target because there are so many margin pressures at the moment, especially with inflation, and supply issues.  This sort of conversation is nice to have. "Do we have time to change our business?" But that's short-time thinking. Too many CEOs have thought that in the past leading to the problems that we have now. I think mining, manufacturing, and a lot of industrial companies have a lot of untapped profit potential and aftermarket and afterparts servicing that they didn't explore. Because it didn't look, it didn't have the most revenue. It wasn't analysed in terms of growth rate, so it didn't seem the most profitable. But it's always been there as something that should have been nurtured over time. Some companies have grasped that and invested in it to make the wholesale business model transformation to this type of market.  Even in B2B, I'm thinking of Kaeser who does like air compressor engines. They were, "We can sell engines because that's what our customers are used to or we can try to sell them in an ecosystem, the after-service parts, the ongoing services, the machine learning and data so we can optimise the machine." It worked very well for them. But it didn't happen overnight because obviously customers were used to buying the whole engine themselves. They had to disrupt the buying process as well and that took time, took marketing effort, new pricing model. In terms of pricing, they had to show their customers what the total cost of buying that engine was, not just the unit cost which was very expensive. But over time, if they buy the whole engine, they'd have to service it themselves, the maintenance, the downtime, etcetera. The biggest cost is energy to the customer. 300-400% more expensive than the maintenance cost, 5-10 years after the purchase, that's the average a compressor engine lasted. Here we've got two difficult challenges.  How do you change your business model? And how do you change your market, your customer's perception about your products and make them buy differently, so it becomes more profitable? It requires investment and people to think strategically. People consider this the long play. Often it's the thing that's gonna save your business now. Thinking about profitable opportunities and how you can balance them with your BAU processes, which could be on the decline.    I think there's probably a bigger topic that we'll come back to and dig into more specific examples. But I suppose in any business, the first thing to think is, "What are you really selling? What is the best way of charging for it? Are you selling the printer or are you selling the cartridges?" It's that sort of mentality. And then you start looking at potential buyers from the competition and trying to increase those really—trying to make sure that those barriers are as high as possible potentially without the customer knowing. That could be getting something into their hand, getting a capital asset bot. It could be a cost leader, it could be selling below cost, or it could be providing a capital asset to them. Once you have one, you get it there. It could be providing an app to them, an example is Uber. Once get that app, get used to using it, and you're probably gonna stay on that app. You're probably not going to go back to booking a taxi. I think it's really trying to work out how you can increase those barriers to a third party, to someone shopping and using other stuff without them being aware. I think warranties and guarantees are very useful.  The classic car manufacturing is, you get the car, it's got warranty, as long as it uses official Toyota, or whoever it is, parts. Which really locks you into that ecosystem. It locks you to go back to the dealership. Once you're back, you're more likely to buy a car, I assume when you've seen new models. If you can get your hands on those barriers without them [customers] being aware of it... this could be as simple as free delivery. No set-up costs, no onboarding costs. Make those aspects as easy as possible. Get your foot on the door and potentially, it's hard to get you out of the door. I think this topic is very large. We can dig into it business by business in the future if people are interested.  I know our clients are talking more about this, we need to cash flows now in light of the considerable margin pressures, and inflation that we're facing but at the same time we know we need to be different. But how? What are the steps to take in terms of business strategy? How do I think differently about customers? Cause remember, a lot of B2B, and naturally, operations on manufacturing focused, it's very hard to get out of that mindset if your whole legacy has been built around day to day operations making a product. As opposed to generating value for your customers, it's a very different mindset. And often the very people that are in those positions are struggling. The good ones recognise that and want to change. But that's not disregarding the manufacturing, absolutely not. But there's a balance between customer value, manufacturing, and product innovation. They should always be that competing force. From there, that's how you gradually transform your business—weighing up those three competing pressures in line with your business. As Aodhan said, it's a huge topic, something a lot of our clients are talking about. It's on their mind but making money is also on their mind. To cover the bills, to keep going. So feel free to get in touch with us if any of these has struck a chord, very happy to speak with you more about it. Thanks for listening.

David Sweeney and Margie share a lot in common.  David and Margie both come from Long Island.  They are both married [David, to his husband; Margie, to her wife.]  They both have sons.  And David manages Brandon Scott, who happens to be Margie's fabulous student and who has also done this podcast.  David graduated NYU and moved to LA to be an agent trainee at the then powerhouse agency Triad Artists.  Triad was bought by William Morris and David became an assistant in the TV Talent department.  While there, his boss booked an unknown George Clooney on a pilot called ER.  David then worked at More-Medavoy management where another unknown actor David Schwimmer booked a pilot called Friends.  In addition to talent managing, David also focuses on producing and has several films and TV series in active development.  In this podcast, David shares his journey of becoming a manager and answers important questions like, What is a manager?  What does David look for in a client and how can you get in touch with him?  When should you leave your representation?  What does David look for in signing an actor?  David recounts his experiences with some of his actors like Brandon Scott and Amanda Schull and talks with pride about his “20 year club” of actors.  The podcast ends with his advice to all actors, whether brand new or working.Insta: @sweenydavidm

Folk deity, songwriter and festival figurehead, Kate Rusby was raised on Planxty and De Dannan but staged a rebellion with Smash Hits and “storytelling songs” by A-ha. High in the mix in this splendid pod are “people who sing like a bird”, Nanci Griffith, Nic Jones' Penguin Eggs, being on Top Of The Pops with Ronan Keating, “2p bus rides anywhere in Yorkshire”, Lyle Lovett, stage fright in Hyde Park, winning a folk competition aged 15, Dan Tyminski as George Clooney and why she's evangelical about Bob Fox and Stu Luckly. 30th Anniversary album …https://www.amazon.co.uk/30-Happy-Returns-Kate-Rusby/dp/B09VPMYB1F Tour dates …https://katerusby.com/gigs/ Underneath the Stars Festival …https://underneaththestarsfest.co.uk/ https://katerusby.com/ @katerusbyTickets for Word In The Park on Saturday June 18th in London here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/were-throwing-a-party-for-paul-mccartneys-80th-and-youre-invited-tickets-259008229587Subscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon and receive every future Word In Your Attic before the rest of the world - alongside a whole lot more!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Folk deity, songwriter and festival figurehead, Kate Rusby was raised on Planxty and De Dannan but staged a rebellion with Smash Hits and “storytelling songs” by A-ha. High in the mix in this splendid pod are “people who sing like a bird”, Nanci Griffith, Nic Jones' Penguin Eggs, being on Top Of The Pops with Ronan Keating, “2p bus rides anywhere in Yorkshire”, Lyle Lovett, stage fright in Hyde Park, winning a folk competition aged 15, Dan Tyminski as George Clooney and why she's evangelical about Bob Fox and Stu Luckly. 30th Anniversary album …https://www.amazon.co.uk/30-Happy-Returns-Kate-Rusby/dp/B09VPMYB1F Tour dates …https://katerusby.com/gigs/ Underneath the Stars Festival …https://underneaththestarsfest.co.uk/ https://katerusby.com/ @katerusbyTickets for Word In The Park on Saturday June 18th in London here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/were-throwing-a-party-for-paul-mccartneys-80th-and-youre-invited-tickets-259008229587Subscribe to Word In Your Ear on Patreon and receive every future Word In Your Attic before the rest of the world - alongside a whole lot more!: https://www.patreon.com/wordinyourear Get bonus content on Patreon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

So you've travelled to Italy fallen in love with it and come back again and again?  Where else should you go? On of the best kept hidden secrets is the lake district just a hop skip and a jump from the city of Milan. These lakes are some of the most beautiful in the world. The most famous one, of course, is Lago di Como and it is much more than just the place where George Clooney bought a villa. Rob has a wonderful conversation with local resident, guide and food connoisseur Carlotta. They go over what would be a perfect day to experience all the senses for an unforgettable day starting from taking a ride in a wonderful Venetian taxi boat crossing the lake and seeing beautiful villas and gardens and then finishing up the journey with a perfect Italian meal of local foods and wines. Have a listen and be transported to something precious and wonderful, a day on the Lago di Como! Please enjoy our TE Destinations video of one of the other lakes, Lago Maggiore https://bit.ly/3wktwpf  Villa del Balbianello: https://bit.ly/3M210j1Villa Carlotta: https://www.villacarlotta.it/it/Villa Melzi d'Eril: https://bit.ly/3N6WPT2

The boys are crazy for the hunks who've played Batman! It's another episode of Boi Crazy, our podcast-within-the-podcast, where we earnestly appraise pop culture's hottest hunks! Special guest Rory Scovel joins us to evaluate seven hunks from the Batman franchise—Adam West, Michael Keaton, Val Kilmer, George Clooney, Christian Bale, Ben Affleck, and Robert Pattinson—and then we crown the hunkiest Batman of them all. We'll be back next Tuesday with a brand-new episode of The Grawlix Saves the World. Until then, stay Boi Crazy! LINKS: Listen to the full episode, watch the full video, and find past episodes of Boi Crazy on Patreon! See The Grawlix LIVE with Amy Miller, Katrina Davis, Michael Isaacs, and Salma Zaky at the Bug Theatre in Denver on Saturday, May 28th! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Celebrities, and how do they affect the tequila industry? We dive into this topic and more with guests comedian J.P. Martin, and friends Jacob Kleuber and Holly L. In today's show we sample and review Casamigos blanco (George Clooney), Teremana blanco (The Rock), Lobos 1707 Joven (LeBron James), and 818 blanco (Kendall Jenner). Thanks to https://fargounderground.com/ and https://www.bridgeviewliquors.com/ for supporting the show. If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions for future episodes, please feel free to e-mail us at info@brewsboozeandreviews.com. If you like this podcast, share us with a friend. If you would like to support our show, you can do so by heading to https://www.patreon.com/brewsboozeandreviews For more information, or to listen to our back catalogue of episodes, head over to https://brewsboozeandreviews.com/ On behalf of everyone at Brews, Booze, & Reviews, may your glasses be full, and your spirits high! Cheers! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/brews-booze-and-reviews/message

REDIFF - George Clooney n'a jamais été le séducteur fanfaron d'Hollywood, le meilleur ami, le gentil célibataire. Dès l'enfance, il avait appris à jouer avec les apparences, à apprivoiser le reflet du miroir. Il savait déjà que tout dire ne signifie pas forcément se confesser. Invité : Maëlle Brun, journaliste et auteure du livre "George Clooney, une ambition secrète" aux éditions du moment. Ecoutez Confidentiel avec Jean-Alphonse Richard du 20 août 2021

Get your tin foil hats on, because the Nerds are talking about CONSPIRACIES this week, while watching movies that some would consider "documentaries" rather than works of fiction.If you like this content and want more of it, check out our HUGE back catalog of members-only content covering various awesome science fiction TV shows here: http://www.saltynerdclub.com

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On today's episode, we sit down and discuss the new rom-com script Julia Roberts has been waiting for since the 90s (Ticket to Paradise co-starring George Clooney), our current top movie recommendations, and balancing a healthy lifestyle!

On this episode of Brand2Brand, Thomas and Veronica discuss the rise of celebrity entrepreneurship, backed by the power of personal brands. Today, celebrities aren't just endorsing brands, they're building or buying them. By taking a look at George Clooney's 'Casamigos' tequila brand and Willie Nelson's 'Willie's Reserve' cannabis brand, our hosts explore the evolving landscape of celebrity brand equity. For a full transcript of the podcast audio, including research and reference materials, visit blog.stirlingbrandworks.com.

Lo esencial que debes saber: • Siguen aumentando los pódcast de marca. • Las Jpod22 anuncian su programa y sede del evento en Madrid. • Se reduce el número de nuevos episodios de pódcast. 
 • Michael Mignano, cofundador de Anchor, renuncia a Spotify. • Los CPM de los pódcast están creciendo nuevamente. • Amazon usa Alexa para orientar sus anuncios. • George Clooney producirá proyectos en audio para Audible. • ‘La masa no desafina', es un ‘pódcast' que según el medio El Español valora la cultura de una comarca y busca reivindicar el talento local. • Las podcaster y comediantes de ‘Estirando el chicle', presentarán la gala de los Premios Ondas Globales del Podcast. Pódcast recomendado Yo Confieso. Un programa de intriga y suspenso. El sacerdote Andrés Eugenio Santacruz es perseguido por haber encontrado unas claves secretas que localizan las fosas donde están enterrados los desaparecidos de los sucesos de la toma del Palacio de Justicia, en 1985. Esta es una audio novela del diario colombiano El Espectador.

Mark and Angel start the show talking about Vicky White an Alabama Correction Officer may have broken convicted murderer Casey White out of prison. They joke about, At first it reads like the movie Out of Sight starring George Clooney and Jennifer Lopez. In reality its more like Escape At Dannemora, with Bencio Del Toro, Paul Dano and a frumpy Patricia Arquette. High end shop lifters have made the Upper East Side, Madison Avenue Boutiques almost impossible to do business. Stores are forced to require a reservation to shop. NYC Mayor Eric Adams asks NYer's to take pics of Cops on the phone. NYPD Union President Pat Lynch lets the Mayor know that every Officer is issued a cell phone, to document there movement, take reports, and answer 911 calls. and much more. A funny, fast paced episode. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/otcpod1/support

Jen and David discuss the portrayals of DC's Batman over the years. Which Batman did you grow up with? George Clooney? Michael Keaton? Who is your favorite Batman? Who was the worst? The duo discuss their preferences and the reasons for them. 

TVC 577.6: Actor, author, screenwriter, producer, and acting teacher Joe Coyle talks to Ed about his experience working as a stand-in for George Clooney and Ben Affleck. Joe is one of the contributors to Beyond Where the Buses Run, an anthology of short stories edited by Theresa Griffin Kennedy that also features Robert Crane. Want to advertise/sponsor our show? TV Confidential has partnered with AdvertiseCast to handle advertising/sponsorship requests for the podcast edition of our program. They're great to work with and will help you advertise on our show. Please email sales@advertisecast.com or click the link below to get started: https://www.advertisecast.com/TVConfidentialAradiotalkshowabout Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we don our capes and crusade with George Clooney.  Join us for Batman and Robin.    To contact the show email show@isawthatyearsago.com   You can also support us via Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/istya

We're back from a 2 week hiatus and we've brought an all star cast with us. This 2001 Heist movie starring George Clooney, along with Brad Pitt, Matt Damon, Bernie Mac (R.I.P.), Don Cheadle, and others revolves around a group of criminals who plan to rob 3 Vegas casinos at once on the night of a big Heavyweight fight.

Bryan Cogman returns for one final conversation on the '99 episodes of ER. Through the episode GREAT EXPECTATIONS, we discuss the first appearance of Maura Tierney as Abby Lockhart, how the show dealt with the absence of George Clooney, and how it managed to stay afloat for the following ten years. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Anthony's evil plan to make us watch pretty good movies instead of helping people score points. So we watched Ocean's Zero, the George Clooney joint Michael Clayton about the fixer who is broken inside. Next up: Ezra used a special power card to go back and a week and move via Jim Carrey to Alex's movie The Cable Guy! Justice!

Moderna is now asking the FDA for emergency use authorization for its vaccine for children, ages 6 months to 5 years – Savannah Guthrie speaks with Dr. John Torres on what parents need to know. Plus, the family of Halyna Hutchins speaks out after the Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office release of new evidence from the “Rust” shooting involving Alec Baldwin. Also, Amal Clooney's powerful challenge to the United Nations on the need to do more for Ukraine.

James Barry's 16 + years in the culinary field started as a private chef cooking for celebrities such as Tom Cruise, Mariska Hargitay, George Clooney, Gerard Butler, Sean “Puffy” Combs, Barbra Streisand, and John Cusack. James started Wholesome2Go, a healthy, high-quality food delivery company that served under his leadership in the Los Angeles area for 8 years. Most recently, James launched his first functional food product, Pluck, an organ-based, all-purpose seasoning. It's the first of its kind and an amazingly easy and delicious way for people to get organ meats into their diet. James is also a published cookbook author having co-authored the recipes in Margaret Floyd's book Eat Naked and co-authored the follow-up cookbook The Naked Foods Cookbook. He most recently co-authored the recipes in Dr. Alejandro Junger's book, Clean 7. @eatpluck and @chefjamesbarry eatpluck.com Some of my favorite products: Book a discovery call bit.ly/drlisaconsult Join my waitlist for my next 4 Week Keto Blueprint! https://www.drlisao.com/waitlist My 3 Day Keto Kickstarter  Paleo Valley https://www.drlisao.com/pv  dryfarmwines.com/healthylivingsimple www.aseircustom.com DrLisa15 to save 15% Keto Mojo https://www.drlisao.com/ketomojo Ancestral Supplements  https://bit.ly/3rWLn3o  Pluck Save $$ here! https://eatpluck.com/discount/DrLisaO LMNT https://bit.ly/drlisaolmnt Kettle and Fire https://bit.ly/drlisaokf Thrive Market https://bit.ly/drlisaothrive Butcher Box https://bit.ly/drlisaobutcherbox C60 Purple Power Save 10% here! https://go.c60purplepower.com/DrLisaO

In this episode, Wellington and Savon discuss thoughts on Devin Booker's injury in the Pelicans series and what it means for Phoenix going forward. They also discuss their easy takeaways from the young talent displayed in the Grizzlies-Timberwolves series and the issues with Utah's nucleus against Dallas; plus analysis on the Celtics-Nets series and Ben Simmons' return. Then they review Syd's latest sophomore album Broken Hearts Club, discuss how she captured the energy of heartaches, also review Bas [Bump] Pick Me Up EP, SAULT's latest sixth album Air and discuss the elemental and  escapist feel plus Flores' new single Exito. In the second half, they review Ocean's Thirteen, the 2007 heist comedy film written and directed by Steven Soderberg; starring George Clooney, Matt Damon, Brad Pitt and Al Pacino. They dive into how this delivered being the final film in the Ocean's Trilogy, it adding recognition of both the city's traditions and new trends. They also analyze how it still was a competent film and well-constructed even after being in the shadow of a perfect Ocean's 11 and successful sequelin Ocean's 12. Finally, they discuss the pinpoint nature of how Steven Soderberg picked every cast in every film of this trilogy. 

On the show today, New York Times bestselling author and longtime Esquire writer, Cal Fussman.  He is also the host of the Big Questions podcast  I first came across Cal's work more than 6 years ago when I heard him  interviewed by well known podcaster Tim Ferriss. I was immediately drawn to Cal's amazing ability to tell stories. As you will see in our conversation today, Cal has a very special way with words.For many years, Cal wrote the ‘What I've Learned' column for Esquire magazine where he had the chance to interview world class leaders from various fields. Here is just a small list of some of the brilliant people he has interviewed over the years:Mikhail Gorbachev, Jimmy Carter, Joe Biden, Ted Kennedy, Jeff Bezos, Richard Branson, Robert De Niro, Clint Eastwood, Al Pacino, George Clooney, Leonardo DiCaprio, Tom Hanks, Bruce Springsteen, Dr. Dre, Quincy Jones, Woody Allen, Barbara Walters, Pelé, Yao Ming, Serena Williams, John Wooden, and he also spend a week with Muhammad Ali to write a cover feature about his life. According to Cal himself--"Questions have guided my life ever since I was seven years old and sent a letter with a question to the President of the United States, and got a reply. Over the years, questions have taken me around the world and into interviews with hundreds of the most talented, compelling and powerful people on earth.:In today's episode, Cal discusses the art of listening and the main reasons why he has devoted his life to reshaping health care. He also discussed, in detail, the lessons he learned from interviewing former Soviet Union leader Mikail Gorbachev in an Esquire article published in September 2008. Be sure to check out Cal's work at calfussman.com and subscribe to his wonderful podcast on Apple podcasts, Stitcher or Google podcasts or tune into his podcast website at calfussman.com/podcast. Connect With Cal:Twitter: https://twitter.com/calfussmanWebsite: https://www.calfussman.com/Big Questions PodcastCal's Keynote talk can be found hereMohammad Ali's Astounding Bursts of Physical Brilliance

4-20-22 We Tackle Life podcast: Sobering details on the day Dwayne Haskins died George Clooney is coming for Ohio State...and Jim Jordan Big Ten makes a stupid choice on basketball tournaments Denzel Ward cashes in Baker Mayfield awaits a trade Find out more at https://spielman-and-hooley.pinecast.co

"Tonight's forecast: a FREEZE is coming!" - Mr. Freeze With the release of Matt Reeves and Robert Pattinson's new take on the Caped Crusader, podcasters from around the globe are on a mission to revisit every live-action Batman movie leading up to this year's "THE BATMAN" (2022). For this episode of Batcasters Assemble, we're talking about Joel Schumacher's infamous "BATMAN & ROBIN" (1997) - starring George Clooney as Bruce Wayne, Chris O'Donnell as Dick Grayson, Uma Thurman as Poison Ivy, and Arnold Schwarzenegger as Mr. FREEZE!!! Podcasters Featured: Erik Slader from Epik Fails of History Chris Carroll from Comic Zombie! Zack Derby from The NeatCast Kory Torjussen from The World is My Burrito Dan Hitch from the Temporal Trek Podcast Douglas Gale from Game Game Pass Stephen White from Cinema Salsa Ben from Dragoon Effect Music by DeftStroke Sound! Episode edited by Erik Slader Gotham Needs You: If you would like to be featured on an upcoming episode head over to: https://probablywork.com/podcasters-assemble/ You can also join the discussion in our Discord server Support us on Patreon or Buy Our Merch! Network Info This podcast is a production of the We Can Make This Work (Probably) Network. Follow us below to keep up with this show and discover our many other podcasts! The place for those with questionable taste! Twitter | Facebook| Instagram: @probablywork www.probablywork.com Email: ProbablyWorkPod@gmail.com Help us keep this show going by supporting us on Patreon and unlock early access / exclusive / ad free / bonus content! (Patreon.com/PodcastersAssemble)

Jordan and Alex go deep on Steven Soderbergh's remake of the classic 1960 Rat Pack heist film. Listen and learn why Brad Pitt ate 40 shrimp, Don Cheadle refused to be credited, and why the original Rat Packers hated this movie. You'll also learn how the most famous scene was improvised, The Royal Tenenbaums's made casting a nightmare, and all the ways George Clooney pranked just about everybody.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

He's not the guy you kill. He's the guy you buy! This week dive deep into our final entry in the third round of Unsung Gems, 'Michael Clayton'. We're joined by our on-call fixer, long-time friend and premiere Patron: Justin Wong! We talked about the pros and cons of a slow burn movie, why this is the perfect thing to watch in a hotel, and compile some legal thriller double features. Join us as we discuss the brilliance of George Clooney, Tulsa Swinton's award-winning performance and negotiate our way through our "First Name Movie Titles” Rushmore Mountain. Chapters 0:00 Intro 2:12 Meet Our Guest 12:16 What's In The Stew? 22:11 Elevator Pitch 36:19 Adam Driver Drive-In Double Feature 42:06 Name In The Title Rushmore Mountain 48:40 Final Thoughts 52:31 Outro JUSTIN'S INSTAGRAM OUR WEBSITE OUR SOCIAL MEDIA Music: Umbels and StreamBeats Support Us #threefilmspod #indiepodcast #michaelclaytonmoviereview #michaelclaytonmovieessay #michaelclaytonmovie #michaelclaytonfilm #michaelclaytonfilmreview #michaelclaytonfilmessay #filmreviews #moviereviews #filmessays #movieessays #movies #films #videopodcast #subscribe #patreon #youtube #youtubechannel #youtuber #moviereactions #youtubevideos #youtubereactions #michaelclayton #georgeclooney #tildaswinton #tomwilkinson #merrittwever #tonygilroy #sydneypollack --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/threefilmspod/message

This week Ashleigh chats with chef James Berry, founder of Pluck, which is an organ-meat based seasoning blend. James is also a former private chef for celebrities including Tom Cruise and George Clooney! Ashleigh and James chat about how subtle dietary changes can reap big rewards, and James offers tips to make meal planning and cooking at home easier and less of a chore. He also shares some pretty crazy stories of his time making meals for some of the world's biggest celebrities!  If you'd like to try Pluck organ meat seasoning, head to eatpluck.com and use the code MAVEN10 to save money on your first order.  Muscle Maven Radio is sponsored by BiOptimizers, makers of Ashleigh's favorite probiotic, digestive enzymes, and other gut health promoting products. After using their P30M and MassZymes product for the past year and noticing a significant improvement in digestion especially during times of stress, Ashleigh has not looked back and recommends thee product to everyone (their Magnesium supplement is excellent as well). Even those of us with optimal diets can use some help now and then - check out their products here and use the code MUSCLEMAVEN for a discount.

Well, Meg and Kyle are a little sillier than usual this week, and that's in large part thanks to the Awesomes who got them interested in sampling delicious gins this week! They talk about that ol' fox George Clooney, the only ASMR that Kyle falls for, great songs with bad lyrics, and an unfortunate tale of a boy who loved honey a little too much.Come tell us all about your problematic faves in the Awesome Today group on Facebook! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

People on boats is the  theme this week. "The Perfect Storm" (2000) is based on the huge best seller far from perfect. In fact, it's terrible. From the screenplay, the acting and terrible score, there is very little to like. Ok special effects, but that's it. Worst George Clooney movie.?From Greece, "Chevalier" (2015) is likable because it's so different. Six men on holiday on the Aegean Sea who decide to have a contest to see which one of them the "best in general". Next, cat and mouse cop movies with "The French Connection" (1971) and "The Chaser" (2008).Thanks for listening!Did we get something wrong? Have your own recommendations? Contact the show: 24theroadshow@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/24theRoadShow

Matt and Mike chat about George Clooney, Harry Styles and his new music video, getting arrested, and more! Leave a nice comment, and subscribe! Visit our awesome sponsor! Stamps.com and use promo code HOOT visit budlight.com/next

Matt & Eric keep on JLo'ing with 1998's super sexy crime caper OUT OF SIGHT! Plus, news about Walt and Jesse on Better Call Saul, Brie Larson in Fast 10, Stranger Things: Season 4, and more!

Welcome back for Episode 6 of The Nordy Pod! In this episode we're headed to Austin Texas to our Barton Creek store for one of our “State of the Company” meetings, where you'll get a glimpse into some of the issues we're facing in 2022, and steps we're taking to improve for the future. While in Austin, I also sat down with my good friend, Director Sam Jones, after getting the unique opportunity to view a premiere showing of his latest film “Tony Hawk: Until the Wheels Fall Off”. Sam and I have been close friends for quite some time now, but we're often pleasantly reminded of just how different our lives really are. While I'm sitting in business meetings, Sam's out shooting movies and bumping shoulders with the likes of Bono and George Clooney. I might be just a little bit jealous. Starting as a freelance photographer for The Associated Press, Sam gradually leveraged his work up the entertainment ladder. Conning A-List actors into helping him expand his portfolio and hustling his way into the offices of big name magazines. His impressive body of work has been featured in the likes of Rolling Stone, Vanity Fair, GQ, and movie posters plastered on billboards across the world. He's produced and directed multiple feature length documentary films and even created his own TV show, called 'Off Camera with Sam Jones' which ran 12 seasons on DirecTV. Sam stands apart from a majority of industry filmmakers for his willingness to invest in his projects from his own bank account, rather than waiting for a studio to give him a shot, resulting in more freedom to create extremely personal stories and make more money in the process. If you haven't run into his work yet, I'm certain after this conversation you're going to go on a Sam Jones binge. Did you know that YOU can actually be on The Nordy Pod? This show isn't just a one-way conversation. We want to hear about what Nordstrom looks like through your eyes! Share your Nordstrom experience, good or bad, by giving us a call and leaving a voicemail at: (206) 594-0526, or send us an email to nordypodcast@nordstrom.com to be a part of the conversation!

Writer, director, and star of the hit film Poolhall Junkies, Mars Callahan is currently in pre production for the movie's sequel, Poker Junkies. Inspired by the sweeping popularity of Texas Hold'em tournaments and the ever growing World Series of Poker, held in Las Vegas each year, Mars Callahan tells the story of an unknown card player who wants to take on the biggest names in the poker world. Struggling to raise the WSOP tournament buy-in fee of $10,000, Mars Callahan's characters are taken on a tour of high stakes games from the top clubs to the back room. True to a long tradition of directors assuming small roles in their own films, Mars Callahan has appeared in each of his movies. While he starred in Poolhall Junkies, he originally intended to play the role of Joe, the younger brother. However, after a long delay, Callahan felt he no longer fit the younger brother role, and assumed the lead role of Johnny. Fascinatingly, no special effects were included in the filming of Poolhall Junkies, as Mars Callahan is a pool enthusiast and longtime player. For Poker Junkies, Callahan again wrote about a beloved hobby of his. To write a better script and accurately portray the poker world, Mars Callahan recently entered the World Series of Poker Tournament, placing 94th out of thousands of players.   In this episode, Mars and Brad discuss Mars' story, evolution, his film career, and how his childhood became a reality from then to now.    00:00 Intro 01:24 Mars' background and family 06:14 “I wanna do the thing that makes my Mom smile.” - Mars Callahan 13:00 The value films bring to Mars 17:25 The craft of writing 19:10 Christopher Walken 20:34 When someone 30 years in the movie industry endorses you 22:00 Manifestation 30:00 Jazz and filmmaking 34:40 “The act of searching kept me alive.” - Mars Callahan 40:20 Loving people who may have done something terrible. Rehabilitation versus punishment. 41:40 Shout out to George Clooney 44:00 “You can either make life or be made by life.” - Mars Callahan 50:00 Why storytelling is so important 57:00 Mars' new show 01:03:00 Billions meets The Godfather 01:05:00 Crypto Coins 01:14:00 Fear instilled 01:18:00 Show is launched! Check out https://www.veuit.com 01:24:00 “Everyone has a lion inside of them.” - Mars Callahan  

On this month's edition of STT Interviews, we're chatting with John Carter MD himself, Noah Wyle. Noah shared with us what an amazing ride his nearly 15 years on the show was as well as how he once made George Clooney a little jealous. Want two week early access to all our cast and crew interviews? Consider becoming a patron at patreon.com/settingthetonepodcast

Episodio que comenzamos con la reseña sin spoilers de Morbius, la foto que George Clooney tiene en su baño, planes de Sony para sus siguientes películas de Marvel, historias nuevas con vampiros ya empezarán con el pie izquierdo, listado de películas de vampiros, la licencia de Sony para sus películas de Marvel, nuestro tiempo en Dallas con Six Flags (donde a Pari se le ocurrió una idea para cortometraje de terror), y toda nuestra experiencia con WrestleMania 38!!!! Escúchanos: Spotify / Apple Podcast / ivoox / YouTube Apóyanos: patreon.com/holamsupernova Síguenos: Twitter/ Instagram: holamsupernova

I'm looking over the skyline of the city How loud quiet nights in the mist of crime How next door to happiness lives sorrow And signals of solution in the sky A city of justice, a city of love, a city of peace For everyone of us We all need it, can't live without it A Gotham City, oh yeah The next episode follows... soon. Same Bat Pod, different Bat Minute! Join us on Facebook at the Bat Minute Listener's Cave! The Bat Minute theme song is by the band Rat Bit Kit and Ash Lerczak (aka Doc Horror) of Zombina and The Skeletones and Double Echo.    

Cela s'est passé en 2013, l'année du triomphe de George Clooney avec Gravity. Un soir, il décide d'inviter ses 14 meilleurs amis dans un bon restaurant pour les remercier, car sans eux, il est persuadé qu'il ne serait pas là où il en est. Mais en plus d'offrir le dîner, George Clooney va leur faire un autre cadeau inoubliable. Cette saison, les Grosses Têtes vous proposent de découvrir ou redécouvrir le nouveau podcast de Florian Gazan. Dans "Ah Ouais ?", Florian Gazan répond en une minute chrono à toutes les questions essentielles, existentielles, parfois complètement absurdes, qui vous traversent la tête. Un podcast RTL Originals.   Découvrez la page Facebook Officielle des "Grosses Têtes" : https://www.facebook.com/lesgrossestetesrtl/ Retrouvez vos "Grosses Têtes" sur Instagram : https://bit.ly/2hSBiAo Découvrez le compte Twitter Officiel des "Grosses Têtes" : https://bit.ly/2PXSkkz Toutes les vidéos des "Grosses Têtes" sont sur YouTube : https://bit.ly/2DdUyGg

Is it bright where you are Now the people changed? Does it make you happy, you're so strange? And in your darkest hour I hold secret's flame We can watch the world devoured in its pain The next episode follows on Friday. Same Bat Pod, different Bat Minute! Join us on Facebook at the Bat Minute Listener's Cave! The Bat Minute theme song is by the band Rat Bit Kit and Ash Lerczak (aka Doc Horror) of Zombina and The Skeletones and Double Echo.  

In this episode Nick talks with film critics Erik Childress and Steve Prokopy about the new Marvel  movie "Morbius," Judd Apatow's new comedy "The Bubble," and the wild fantasy/comedy "Everything, Everywhere, All At Once." Then Nick and Esmeralda Leon chat about some elaborate celebrity April Fool's pranks (one involving George Clooney and a cat litter box....weird) and more.  [EP22]

In this episode Nick talks with film critics Erik Childress and Steve Prokopy about the new Marvel  movie "Morbius," Judd Apatow's new comedy "The Bubble," and the wild fantasy/comedy "Everything, Everywhere, All At Once." Then Nick and Esmeralda Leon chat about some elaborate celebrity April Fool's pranks (one involving George Clooney and a cat litter box....weird) and more.  [EP22]