Podcast appearances and mentions of gregg beever

We've talked about mediocre X-Men films before, so for The New Mutants we decided to try something a little different. Returning guests and X-Men experts Robyn Slack (Quantuum Kickflip) and Olav Rokne (Unofficial Hugo Book Club Blog) face off against seasoned movie punch-up veterans Scott C. Bourgeois and Gregg Beever in an epic movie pitch battle. Liam Creswick judges this winner-take-all I Have Some Notes slugfest. What spoils await the victor? I donno, pride or something.

Welcome to the Mess Hall Podcast, part of the @albertapodnet powered by @atbfinancial.  This week's guest is Blake Enemark, head brewer at O.T. Brewing Company. We are talking about how he got his start in the brewing business, the process and fine tuning of making beer, and special projects! Follow these links to find out more about Ot> brewing Company.  In person:  1155E 44 AVE SECalgary, AlbertaT2G 4X4 Online: otbrewingcompany.com Facebook: @otbrewingcompany Twitter: @OTbrewing_co   This week's podcast shout out is going to I Have Some Notes.  You shuffle your way to your seat, your oversized cola sloshing precariously against its lid as you carefully navigate past an aisle of movie-goers. The seat thumps as you drop heavily into your chair, stretching out your popcorn and cola in front of you to counter balance your descent. You smile as the lights dim and the projector fires up, “I’ve been waiting for this movie for months” you sputter through a mouthful of popcorn. The opening theme rumbles “Here we go!” And… It’s not that good. Maybe it was the pacing, maybe it was a scene that needed to be deleted or added, or maybe it was Batman v Superman. “It wasn’t awful” you think to yourself as you leave the theatre “I wonder what they could’ve changed to fix it?” Glad you said that, because we’ve often wondered that ourselves. What if the Man of Steel wasn’t such a Man of Heel? What if Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull left out all the monkeys? What if Prometheus made even just the smallest bit of sense? Just a tiny bit?! Each month on I Have Some Notes self proclaimed Movie Experts™ Liam Creswick, Gregg Beever and Scott C. Bourgeois take a movie that sucked, but had potential, and put it through a vigorous podcasting notes process to try to turn it into a blockbuster. Are we always successful? Probably! With the help of dynamite guests such as Danica LeBlanc, Erin Beever, Anita Bourgeois, Cinematological, German Villegas, Brandon Schatz, Jay Runham, Adam Rozenhart, Sam Power, Andrea Beca and so many others we’ve fixed tepid movies like The Dark Knight Rises, Star Trek: Generations, Waterworld and more! If this sounds like your jam, join us in a journey down screen writing’s toilet on I Have Some Notes! Available on iTunes, Google Play and Stitcher.   This weeks show is brought to you in part form Alberta Forest Products Association.  Find out more at albertaforestproducts.ca

With guest host Gregg Beever from the I Have Some Notes Podcast At the Church of the Moving Picture We #LoveBadMovies and today, we love 2012! Join us as the world burns and then floods! Leave a comment, vote on our latest Twitter poll @cinematologicalHit us up on Instagram @cinematologicalShow us love on Facebook Music:  Ominous Shadows Dan Skinner (PRS) | Adam Skinner (PRS)No Contact  Bob Bradley (PRS) | Harrison Stanford (PRS)Sleeping Dragon   Rob Kelly (PRS) | Duncan Pittock (PRS)

Welcome to the Mess Hall Podcast, part of the @albertapodnet powered by @atbfinancial.    This week's guest is Daryl Makk. It was a fun outdoor adventure. We sat down lake side and a had a terrific chat. If you ever get a chance, go see Daryl live; he is a blast.  Check him out online http://www.darylmakk.com.  I like this clip by Daryl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YM6zkHPfiyU This weeks podcast shout out is to I Have Some Notes. This is a good podcast where hosts Colin MacIntyre, Gregg Beever and Scott Bourgeois are PUNCHING UP MEDIOCRE MOVIES ONE PODCAST AT A TIME. Check out thier site http://ihavesomenotes.com/?utm_source=Publicate&utm_medium=embed&utm_content=I+Have+Some+Notes+-+Punching+up+mediocre+movies+one+podcast+at+a+time&utm_campaign=Member+podcasts+-+NEW 

This week Dan and Chelsea are joined by the podcast duo of Gregg Beever and Colin MacIntyre from I Have Some Notes. Each month on I Have Some Notes self proclaimed Movie Experts™ Colin MacIntyre (The Long John Index, Making Whoopee) and Gregg Beever (Inglorious Hipsters) take a movie that sucked, but had potential, and put it through a vigorous podcasting notes process to try to turn it into a blockbuster. Are we always successful? No. Do we always try? Depends how many beers we’ve had. http://ihavesomenotes.com/ https://www.facebook.com/IHaveSomeNotes/?fref=ts https://twitter.com/IHaveSomeNotes

Meet Jess Holt, the wry wit and graphic designer by trade who offers a raw, insightful look at life as the mother of twins on Grace and Champ. Jess started the blog as a way to connect with adults after emerging from the first-year fog of somewhat unexpected parenthood, multiplied by 2. “I didn’t want it to be just about parenting, but it turns out that’s all I do,” she says. You don’t get tips from Jess, nor do you get a candy-coated celebration of the joys of motherhood. You get candour, which brings with it reassurance that raising kids is stressful and crazy-making, and all you can do is your best, which is good enough. We talk about shutting down unsolicited advice, the heebie-jeebieness of the term “mommy blogger,” and the feeling of being outnumbered, among other things.  Jess recommended these local blogs and podcasts: Raising Edmonton, Lori Godin’s compendium of things to do with your kids; The Momoirs, Hannah Hamilton’s unvarnished truth about parenting; The Undad, Trent Wilkie’s blog about raising one (and soon two) kids; I Have Some Notes, the new podcast from Colin MacIntyre and Gregg Beever on how to fix a bad movie. You can follow Grace and Champ on Twitter and on Facebook.  

Welcome to the first episode of I Have Some Notes, the podcast that attempts to fix flawed, but salvageable films. This month's episode examines Zach Synder's Man of Steel. Host Colin MacIntyre and co-host Gregg Beever are joined by Edmonton entertainment news magnate Jay Runham and the heir to the Cornish Throne, Mark Jowett. The foursome discuss where Man of Steel went wrong (somewhere around "I've had a child Zod, a boy child"), share notes on how to fix it and ruminate on an alternative cast. Thanks for listening! If you enjoy the show, share it with your friends.

It's time for another ill-informed Oscar show! Especially given that Scott and I have only seen one of the best-picture-nominated films. So to fill the void, we invited Gregg Beever one of two Inglorious Hipsters, and Mark Jowett the twisted mind behind Deed The Inky, to join us and share their predictions. What happens next will blow your mind. But probably not. But we still hope you enjoy the show! Image by Hollywood Souvenir Shops on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons License.

People love talking about movies — whether they're according-to-Hoyle qualified to or not. And we're no different. But Scott and I aren't going to deign to talk movies on our own, oh no! In this episode, we chat Oscars with Mark Jowett, Gregg Beever, and Erin Bourne — variously regulars on the Inglorious Hipsters podcast and Edmontonians at large! The panel does its best to guess — based both on Hollywood politics and the merits of the individual films — who will win the major categories, and even some of the minor ones. Give us a listen and share your predictions! Image by ebbandflowphotography on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons License.

It's that time of year when Hollywood looks at itself, really looks at itself and asks, "How can we demonstrate in no uncertain terms that we must be celebrated for our greatness?" It's actually kind of like the Yeggies, but with, you know, star power. And actors. And Billy Crystal, though thankfully not as the host this year. And they call them the 85th Annual Academy Awards. And that's really what this episode is all about. Featuring such film experts as Jay n J n Gregg Beever n Erin Bourne, we tackle the important issues: like how to host an Oscar party? Did Argo and Ben Affleck get snubbed? Why do we subject ourselves to a 3-hour telecast (23 hours, if you include the red carpet stuff)? And who will be named... BEST? This lively discussion will make you laugh, cry, and laughcry, which is a condition for which you should seek medical attention. And to top it all off, we ditch the Fast Fifteen in favour of Oscar Trivia Through The Ages. Leave a comment on the episode and let us know what you think! Image by Beacon Radio on Flickr. Used under Creative Commons License.

Well, we've done it, Edmonton. We've made 50 episodes of this here podcast. Scott and I are pretty excited to celebrate this milestone. So, we basically "invited" back all of our guests and did a big clip show. So if you haven't listened to all of our episodes yet, you can basically get the gist of everything in less than 2 hours! Here's the breakdown: Intro - "burning hot poker" Ep 1 - Brittney Le Blanc and social media Ep 2 - Don Iveson and civic politics Ep 3 - Anita Kuny and Ramin Ostad and videogames vs movies Ep 4 - Scott Lilwall and ruining MMORPGs Ep 5 - Simon Crowley and Mike Young and writing a Fringe play Ep 6 - Peter Daly and insects in Edmonton Ep 7 - Dan Tencer and sports in Edmonton Ep 8 - Brent Jans and Pure Speculation Ep 9 - Dave Cournoyer and Duncan Wojtascek and post-partisanism Ep 10 - Marliss Weber and haunted houses in Edmonton Ep 11 - Jeff Samsonow and Sally Poulsen and new media in Edmonton Ep 12 - Cary Williams and the Next Gen Ep 13 - Karen Unland and the future of newspapers Ep 14 - Scott & Adam's first Christmas together Ep 15 - Mike Kendrick and Rob Fishbook and the future of journalism Ep 16 - Jeremy Lye and foreign journalism Ep 17 - Brenda Kerber and sex Ep 18 - Dave Berry and the Oscars Ep 19 - Mack Male and all things digital Ep 20 - Ken Bautista and all things entrepreneurial Ep 21 - Roma Sobieski and working with CAMTA Ep 22 - Adam & Scott's guest falls through Ep 23 - Erica Viegas and local music Ep 24 - Lynda Steele and being a big deal on TV Ep 25 - Nate Box and opening a restaurant Ep 26 - Tom Ohle and Empire Avenue Ep 27 - Brittney Le Blanc and random talk Ep 28 - Ben Gelinas and videogames Ep 29 - Chris Martyniuk and YEGLive Ep 30 - Variety Show Ep 31 - Daniel Kaszor and nerdy ramblings Ep 32 - Susan MacGregor and Diane Walton and OnSpec magazine Ep 33 - Sean Healy and Joel Jackson and being programmers Ep 34 - Owen Brierley and digital media Ep 35 - Darryl Plunkie and Dedmonton Ep 36 - Election recap Ep 37 - Matt Marshall and Emily Bachinsky and Middle Men TV Ep 38 - Archie McLean and journalism Ep 39 - Scott & Adam's second Christmas together Ep 40 - Rachel Dunn and Anita Kuny and pet peeves Ep 41 - Marty Chan and writer Ep 42 - Felicia Dewar and the perils of dating Ep 43 - Ashley Wiebe and Gregg Beever on the Oscars Ep 44 - Ryan Ro and wrestling and making music Ep 45 - Chad and Colin from Makin' Whoopee Ep 46 - Scott Lilwall and Mike Otto and urban planning Ep 47 - Laura Collison and Duncan Wojtascek and the federal election Ep 48 - Jay Runham and summer blockbusters Ep 49 - Kendall Barber and fashion in Edmonton Ep 50 - EVERYONE! We made it! Enjoy!

Welcome to our second annual Oscar Extravaganza! Scott and I had so much fun chatting with our guests — Ashley Wiebe and Gregg Beever — that we were loathe to cut a whole lot out of this episode... So it's pretty long (almost two hours)! But we have some great discussions in there, as well as some outstanding segments all around performance, pageantry, and of course, awards. Here's the run-down: 0:00: Intro: “This is Christmas 2: Electric Bugaloo” 1:21: Part 1 of our interview with Ms Ashley Wiebe and Gregg H Beever (the H is for Howard!) 27:35: The Unknown Studio visits Edmonton's Story Slam at the Haven Social Club 42:36: Part 2 of our Oscar chat 1:05:13: Sylvia Creamer chats about Canada's best celebrity gossip blog, ThisNeedsToStop.com 1:18:12: "In It To Win It," a story by the Charrette's Scott Lilwall 1:27:37: Listen up! Enter our contest (which we've extended) 1:29:28: Part 3 of our Oscar chat 1:44:22: The Fast 16 with Ashley Wiebe and Gregg Beever The Unknown Studio is a proud member of the League of Extraordinary Media. ===================================================== EDMONTON JOURNAL STILL SPONSORS THE UNKNOWN STUDIO ===================================================== We're helping EJ to promote their new iPad app. If you have any comments about the new app, let us know and we'll pass it along! =====================================================