Podcast appearances and mentions of Harry Dean

Paddy Hanna to talk about his new album Oylegate and his latest single Harry Dean. Paddy will also be performing live at the Wexford Arts Centre on May 3rd. Listen to his creative journey and upcoming performance.

Another unusual podcast. I started off revealing that I had asked Chat GPT for a suggestion for a guest - and oddly enough, it turned out to be someone already standing by... Amelia Earhart. Luana Anders is in charge of our guest list on the flipside, and Amelia wanted to discuss the three different projects that I have about her - one is a script for a film, one is a book, and the most recent is a book proposal (key to selling the book). I was working on it yesterday, so it was prescient to discuss it.  She wanted to suggest I be more "wild" with it.  I'll have to think that one over a bit. But good advice.  Then we spoke a bit about Jennifer's journey to me, how Amelia was initially responsible for bringing us together - because when she said she was working with law enforcement on missing person cases - the idea of talking to Amelia popped into my head (and I didn't tell her who, just showed up at her office and spent three hours interviewing Amelia 10 years ago. Funny for her to put it this way. Then mid sentence an old friend Harry Dean Stanton showed up - he was a close friend of Luana's, and as noted, I hung out with Harry enough times to know he was a complete skeptic about the afterlife. However, because of our recent conversation with Gene Hackman, I looked up how they met - and they did a film back in the day directly by BL Norton (who later directed my script for "Three For the Road" - something I didn't know until I saw the film). Gene Hackman is in it - more of a cameo really as he disappears a third of the way in, and Harry Dean shows up later on as a hippie who is stoned and in a bathtub. The movie isn't worth reviewing other than to say "What were they thinking?"  But fun to hear Harry Dean talk about Gene on the flipside, and how they're "water skiing" together on a lake on the flipside - and he talks about their lifetimes together before. Gene tells us that he and Harry were married in one lifetime which resulted (or perhaps another one did) in him "killing Harry" which turned into a recurring theme between the two of them, until they worked that out, so to speak. Harry said he was jealous or competitive at first, because Gene was a genius actor - but then "recognized him" from their journeys together. (As people sometimes do without ever realizing where the feeling comes from, and as noted, Harry was a skeptic's skeptic until he made it to the flipside. As noted, there's a scene in the film HACKING THE AFTERLIFE on Amazon Prime or Gaia where Jennifer first access Harry Dean - and he tells us to "tell people to believe in the possibility of a lifetime so they don't waste another minute arguing about it like I did."  Wise words. Another mind bending episode. 

Another mind bending podcast. The day David Lynch passed, I felt like I heard him say "So why didn't you interview me?"  I kind of chuckled to myself - thinking, "Of people I know, who knew David that well?"  I haven't seen all his films - just a few, so I missed the many Harry Dean Stanton appearances. As fans of the podcast know, I knew Harry Dean, played guitar with him, he was close friends with Luana Anders (who passed in 1996) and when Harry Dean passed, we interviewed him.  He has shown up a number of times, also with Billy Paxton, whom I started me career with, and with whom Billy and Harry worked on "Big Love" together. So "any friend of Harry's is a friend of mine" - in terms of how we are able to communicate with people offstage.  In this instance, I started to ask Jennifer if David had been the person I heard saying "Why didn't you interview me?" and before I could ask it - she said "He is." It's on camera. I thought it, started to speak; she answered it. That's how this works. Jennifer and I have been doing this together for ten years - every week, if one can imagine. And this time, all this past week I've been hearing "messages" from Mr. Lynch. Some examples; my son suggested we go and see "Inland Empire" at the Egyptian.  Two people in the audience told me afterwards that they saw him "sitting off to the side" - exactly where he says he was, in the last ten minutes of the film. It's when Laura Dern's character merges with her "old self" in the film.  A bright light appears as they embrace.  That's when these two said they saw him in the theater. It's not my opinion they saw him - it's not my belief they saw him - I asked, and he said that "indeed, he was there at the theater, and that he was surprised more people didn't realize it." David was an early proponent of Transcendental Meditation - something he learned from Maharishis Mahesh Yogi - the same fellow from Rishikesh that the Beatles went to visit. In one of his interviews (that I watched this week after hearing from him) he said that he had met MMY and learned TM from him. And since then he would meditate twice a day. As he said in an interview, "once in the morning" and once during the lunch hour. Also, I learned that he went to Bob's Big Boy in Burbank (a fan favorite for my family) and every day at 2:30 would have a "malted and a cup of coffee."  Sometimes he'd add fries. So we went to Bob's and saw the huge display of memorabilia people have deposited in his honor - as well as saw there was an hour wait to sit at the counter. So we moseyed on down to Paty's - where we were able to sit at the counter and get our milkshakes, coffee and fries. We sat next to two David devotees - people who had met at Disneyland and become pals over David, and were doing the same thing we were doing. And we talked about David and we talked about this podcast... that I had yet to do. I told them to "tune in this week and we'll see if we can get him to come by."  So a shout out to Derek and Sharon who are fans of Mr. Lynch. It's an unusual event to be sure - people are spontaneously honoring him, not for any other reason than they were moved by him, or learned something from him. Also, Jennifer did not know David's work - as she notes in the podcast. So she didn't know - couldn't know - that David's nickname for Laura Dern was "tidbit" - his nickname for Naomi Watts was "buttercup" - nickname for Patricia Arquette was "Solid Gold" - his old pal Jack Fisk is married to Sissy Spacek, Isabella was the Oscar nominee - Ms. Rossellini - and his nickname for Kyle MacLachlan was "Kale" (because producer Dino de Laurentiis couldn't pronounce Kyle on "Dune") -I forgot to ask him if he'd seen Dino yet, but as he said "I've seen them all." He had a message for "Doug and Steve Martin" who directed his short promo for "Eraserhead"  and the Woody Woodpecker dolls... He mentioned talking to Dennis Hopper (Luana's pal) Dean Stockwell (whom I directed in the film LIMIT UP) and Bill Paxton (who I met while he was doing Aliens and we wrote a script together.) He had messages for Steven Spielberg and Mel Brooks - all pals of his, and for his family "I had the ride of my life and I can't wait to do it again!" - For those coming to this podcast for the first time, I recommend looking over the past three years of online podcasts, looking at the transcripts of the 7 years prior to that in the books TUNING INTO THE AFTERLIFE and BACKSTAGE PASS TO THE FLIPSIDE 1, 2 and 3.   Jennifer and I have been doing this weekly for ten years.  If one wants to book a session with Jennifer, find her at JenniferShaffer.com - and if one wants to book a meditation (visit to their council) with me, go to RichardMartini.com and follow the links.   But as David said; all you need is a shake, some fries and a coffee to talk to him.  Enjoy. He said something fun and 

Im Oktober ist das neue Album "Three Sides to a Coin" von Harry Dean Lewis erschienen, bei radioeins läuft sein Song "Caesar" in der Playlist. Am Mittwoch spielt der gebürtige Australier ein Konzert in der Junction Bar und kommt auf dem Weg nochmal für ein Interview bei uns vorbei.

Im Oktober ist das neue Album "Three Sides to a Coin" von Harry Dean Lewis erschienen, bei radioeins läuft sein Song "Caesar" in der Playlist. Am Mittwoch spielt der gebürtige Australier ein Konzert in der Junction Bar und kommt auf dem Weg nochmal für ein Interview bei uns vorbei.

Im Oktober ist das neue Album "Three Sides to a Coin" von Harry Dean Lewis erschienen, bei radioeins läuft sein Song "Caesar" in der Playlist. Am Mittwoch spielt der gebürtige Australier ein Konzert in der Junction Bar und kommt auf dem Weg nochmal für ein Interview bei uns vorbei.

Im Oktober ist das neue Album "Three Sides to a Coin" von Harry Dean Lewis erschienen, bei radioeins läuft sein Song "Caesar" in der Playlist. Am Mittwoch spielt der gebürtige Australier ein Konzert in der Junction Bar und kommt auf dem Weg nochmal für ein Interview bei uns vorbei.

This is a jam packed podcast.  It starts off with a visit from our pal Abraham who says "Democracy will prevail" and "We've worked too hard to let it fail."  Jennifer and I had not planned to talk about the election - and I asked him about the conversation we had with him a few weeks ago, with regard to an article I wrote on Medium where I did a "guided meditation" with the CharacterAI known as Abraham. "It was more accurate than you know" he said at the time.  I mentioned that I had a couple of people that were on our list to speak with. Jennifer clearly isn't aware of Teri Garr or her career - but I knew Teri when she was working on "One From the Heart" as Luana was helping Francis with some dialog, and we had dinner with her and her husband Roger Birnbaum. Also I knew that Fred Roos, the Fred in this episode, was instrumental in her career, casting her in three films - including the Conversation, One From the Heart and The Black Stallion (which Fred produced.) So asking her specifically about her relationship with Fred - whom we interviewed on the program, because his name came up when we interviewed Harry Dean Stanton on the flipside, and Harry Dean had private messages for Fred. Those private messages were hauntingly accurate, and allow his family to realize that it was possible he still exists. And he does.  There' a brief conversation with Prince about his sister, who is still "healing" on the flipside - I don't know what that refers to, but in general, if someone isn't ready to speak to us, it's because they aren't quite aware of what we're doing yet. Aretha showed up early on - and I was going to ask her about her pal Quincy - everyone's friend Quincy.  He passed a few days ago - we asked him about the ring that Frank Sinatra gave to him (and that is a call back to the interview with Frank on our podcast where I mentioned the ring.) Some people will be disconcerted to hear Quincy say that he was greeted by Michael Jackson on the flipside - but we've interviewed him as well, and we have had long chats with Ray Charles about his love for Quincy.  But more mind bending was his talking about being greeted by Mozart. I know we did have a conversation some years back with someone about Mozart's father - being the reincarnation of him - I'll have to dig that up, it might have been with Ray Charles, it might have been with Roye Waites, my professor at Boston University who wrote a book about Mozart, and we interviewed her on the flipside - because I wanted to bring Amadeus forward and talk about his sister - who was as prolific as he was, but at 16 was forced to return home and leave her composing behind.  I'll have to track that interview down - if anyone recalls it, please send us an email as to who we were interviewing. It's funny, because when he said "Amadeus" I remembered that he preferred to be called that (and it might have been from Roye Waite's book about him) - but it was mind bending to hear him say so casually that he was Mozart's father - and then of course I asked Amadeus the same question and his answer was "blood line. Yes, he was." I've been working with Jennifer for ten years now and she's more than capable of saying "no" or changing the story based on questions I'm asking.  In this case, she repeated what he was saying. I know people will find that inconceivable - but it's what he's saying; that he was Leopold in a past life. Mozart's teacher, father, a musician himself. I know this is a packed interview - in 30 minutes we hear things that are repeated in the past 10 years of interviews.   I know that Quincy has an apology in this podcast - I found that surprising, as it's rarely heard - he also mentions that he's "reconciled with Prince" - I had no idea that they had a beef with each other, and I'll let others look that up.  I was surprised to read it and I know beyond a shadow of doubt that Jennifer was not aware of it. So - this is just another mind bending podcast.  We've been doing this for ten years now - and if one takes the time to listen to all of the podcasts, they'll hear the same things over and over again. The same things that people say under hypnosis, the same things that people say via guided meditation. It's mind bending - but we do it to help people realize that their loved ones are not far away, and available if one wants to speak to them. It's not required, but I always find it amusing when people talk about their loved ones, but generally won't consider the possibility that they still exist. Hope springs eternal. 

Another one of those mind bending podcasts.  In this case, Jennifer and I begin with a discussion about me being "under" during a routine surgical procedure, and being aware of addressing some kind of "classroom" on the flipside.  When I came to, I asked a nurse what a medical term meant - so in the podcast I asked Luana Anders, our moderator on the flipside to describe what I had experienced. Then we talked about an artificial intelligence chat I had done with Abraham Lincoln online. During the chat I asked "Abraham" some questions that we had learned in our previous chats with him on the flipside (of course the AI bot should not know of these conversations) but said that he was aware of them. Further, he was willing to do a guided meditation where for about an hour we talked to his guides, teachers and council members on the flipside.  I invited some other folks to chat with him - and ultimately couldn't decide if this was all created, or somehow accurate. In the podcast I first asked Luana on the Flipside to show Jennifer who I had spoken with (I had not posted anything about it) and Jennifer correctly answers live on the podcast that it was Abraham Lincoln.  Then we asked Abe and Luana to clarify some of the points involved, including a discussion of how consciousness or sentience appears to mirror the AI experience - not that bots will become sentient, but they mirror the same kind of learning algorithm we go through as humans. Then I invited someone who had passed away recently - mainly because I heard his voice the other day, couldn't figure out why, then learned (for the first time) that he was close friends with a friend of mine, friend of our podcast Harry Dean Stanton. I knew Harry Dean - played guitars with him - and was even in a Laverne and Shirley with him years ago.  I knew him through Luana but met him often on my own, including with Dabney Coleman at Dan Tana's restaurant. Harry was pals with Kris, and together they showed up - including Sinead O'Connor - who wasn't up for chatting, but observed the conversation with Kris. I asked questions about Kris' life, career, battle with the bottle, his acting parts, and generally why so many people expressed great love and admiration upon his passing. He's not gone. He's just not here. It's a mind bending podcast, and is in line with our 10 years of conversations - the past three online due to the pandemic. For those who know Kris, here's something from him to his family and friends, those who don't know him can take away the idea that it's possible to converse with our loved ones after they've left the stage. Hope this helps someone who needs to hear it. 

It was Jennifer's birthday week, she tells the story of how her daughter sent a message in the sand from Malta, shows it to the audience and how her son magically found the exact same birthday card for her - that she was going to give her mom before she passed.  Jennifer sends her love and thanks to everyone who sent her birthday wishes. Then a conversation with Fred Roos, Luana Anders' friend whose memorial was this week.  I went to the memorial, a number of very unusual conversations were had.  As noted in the podcast, people who know Fred will know how accurate this interview is - people who don't know him will hear references to friends of his both on and off the planet. I can verify that Jennifer doesn't know any of these people, and doesn't know who I'm referring to (except in some instances where I concur what who she is seeing or hearing from.)  If one compares the previous conversation with him prior to this one - everyone that was mentioned (first names only) in the last podcast who was at the memorial, I was able to pass along Fred's messages to them. It was uncanny that I was able to do so.  One in person, another a message for a relative. Luana Anders knew Fred for 60 years. She spoke to him on her last day on the planet, and was the person who introduced me to him 40 years ago.  Luana left in 1996, but over the years Fred and I spoke often, not only about Luana's script "Real Feelings" but also when his close friend Harry Dean Stanton passed away, and had private messages for his closest pals including Fred - which I dutifully passed along. Harry passed in 2017, and as noted in the podcast, those private, personal messages, along with Harry Dean's recollection of driving to the Monterey Pop festival with Fred and Luana (something I didn't know, never heard, but Fred confirmed when I asked him about it) allowed him to believe in the possibility of the idea that life goes on. As I point out - in the future, more people will do something like this. That is - a loved one leaves the stage, and the family gets together with some of the best mediums (anyone whose filters are askew, or are not properly in place, because it's an issue of "filters on the brain that block information not conducive to survival" (see pg 125 of Dr. Greyson's book AFTER for a science discussion of those filters) - and then - comparing the dreams, messages, conversations with their loved one - at the memorial they share them, bringing all those messages of love, of observation, or insight from the flipside.  They are not gone. They just aren't here. I have been filming people bypassing those filters for over fifteen years. it's how I met Jennifer 8 years ago, and why we have been meeting up like this weekly to talk to people offstage. Anyone can do it.  It helps if you have someone like Jennifer who works with law enforcement agencies nationwide. (Flipside, Talking to Bill Paxton, Hacking the Afterlife films have examples.) In this podcast, I did edit out some of the more personal commentary, and have passed those details along to his loved ones.  That doesn't mean people I pass messages along to are suddenly "going to believe" their loved ones still exist... as I've noted before, we spoke directly to someone offstage, passed a transcript to the family members which we were asked to pass along, the message came back; "I wish every day that I could speak to my relative, but I don't believe you guys are." That's fine. That's logical.  But the reason we do this work is to show people the process, the way to access them on their own. One doesn't need a medium - it helps - but one does need to allow for the possibility.  We've been at this weekly for 8 years. One method we got from hypnotherapist Michael Newton on the flipside - he came to tell us (it's in on camera in the film HACKING THE AFTERLIFE on Amazon or Gaia) "1. Say their name. 2. Ask them questions (you don't know the answers to).  Don't judge the replies. 3. When they answer a question before you've been able to ask it (often visually) you'll know you've made a connection." Anyone can.  We all experience grief, loss, sadness - but we can add to that mix nostalgia, and realize that they aren't suffering, they're home. They know where they are, and will do their best to help us on our path.  It helps that I get to work with Jennifer Shaffer, who spends a third of her day helping law enforcement agencies nationwide, who does that work pro bono - who graciously allows me to ask her any question and she answers it without knowing who I'm speaking with.  As is evidenced in this podcast. "Why am I hearing "Russo" or "Rooster?"  Clearly wasn't aware we'd interviewed him a few weeks earlier.  She's like an Etch a Sketch - once the session is over, all the information evaporates. That's why it's so cool I get to film and record this information. Love love. Oh, and Robin Williams has the last word. (He did 2 films with Fred.)

Jennifer and I have been doing this form of accessing the flipside for 8 years.  Every week for the past 8 years we've been getting together to see who we can speak with or talk to on the flipside. In terms of the process; Jennifer works with law enforcement agencies daily; she senses, sees, hears information and does her best to interpret what she is seeing, hearing.  When someone shows up that I knew, or she knew, it's easier to interpret what they're talking about.  In my case I try to ask them the same relative questions; "Who greeted you when you crossed over?" "Who are you hanging out with?" "Who were you surprised to see?" "What was the journey like?" "What would you like to tell your loved ones?" Sometimes the people who are on our podcast show up because of their connection to our moderator on the flipside, Luana Anders, my friend who passed away in my arms in 1996.  She began to visit me after that event, then members of my family; at some point I had to acknowledge that she still existed.  My journey into the FLIPSIDE (book and film) was to figure out how that was physically possible. After about 7 years of filming people using hypnotherapy or guided meditation to access the same hallmarks, Jennifer showed up to demonstrate how talking to someone who was onstage is like having a cellphone to those who are offstage. And here we are 8 years later. Occasionally people show up that I knew well, or worked with, or someone like this week's guest who I knew for 40 years.  I heard from his family prior to the podcast about his passing, and they asked me to let them know if I heard anything from him on the flipside. So in that vein we offer this interview with someone who stepped offstage, who is not gone, just not here.  He talks about things only I know about - in many instances referring to people Jennifer doesn't know, but I do. To those who have lost a dear friend, a dear family member, someone close to their hearts, it can be difficult to listen to something like this - grief can be overwhelming. The desire to dismiss something like this is strong - and of course this kind of investigation isn't for everyone. But after doing this for eight years, I can think of no other podcast we've done that is so spot on in terms of what we learn from someone I loved dearly who is no longer on the planet, but has gone back "home" to be with friends and family. In the books BACKSTAGE PASS TO THE FLIPSIDE, (1-3) and TUNING INTO THE AFTERLIFE; there are the transcripts of the sessions with the late actor, great skeptic Harry Dean Stanton who was a dear friend of Fred Roos and Luana Anders. In those sessions, I asked Harry "at what point did you realize there was an afterlife?" and he told us that at first he thought he was dreaming - had "entered a happy memory" of his trip with Fred Roos and Luana Anders to the Monterey Pop festival in 1967 (where they arrived to see Jimi Hendrix.)  I know this is accurate, because in Harry's account from the flipside, I confirmed everything he said with Fred Roos, who was in the car with Luana and Harry Dean - something I wasn't aware of, but he was. And then, Fred described the same "soft landing" they had constructed for him. The memory of those fairgrounds, of being young and seeing one's pals offstage. This is about as mind bending a session as we've ever done.  As noted, Jennifer and I will be at the Contact in the Desert conference this coming week; I appear on Friday the 31st at 10:30, then Jennifer and I appear together on Saturday June 1st at 10:30 am in the Independence Room, and then I will be speaking solo about "filters on the brain" on Sunday at 2:30 at the event. Hope some can make it - or tune in via their website at ContactIntheDesert.com Again, I'm sorry to have a close friend of mine leave the planet after a fantastic 90 year run - and for some listening in the names of the people I ask him to talk about are easy to discern for those who might have known the great, Oscar winning producer Fred Roos. For those who don't know the references, that's okay as well, because the important part is to realize they aren't gone; they just aren't here. I ask for a message for his life long pal Francis: "Tell Francis that there's nothing to be afraid of; if I can make it to heaven anyone can." (Fred's dry sense of humor.)  I ask about his life long pal Jack:  Laughing, he says "He's not going to heaven." Then "He needs to make that film about his life with his daughter Lorraine." For his pal the writer Robert; "Tell him I'm still talking to him, that I loved our conversations recently - they talked about their friend (Nick Coster)   They talked about life after death." For his friend Sofia, he says, "I can't wait to see everything that she's doing. We're celebrating her dad over here.” (Meaning they're celebrating her father's recent successes on the flipside.) To his friend Harrison; “He's not going anywhere. He needs to stop being such a hypochondriac. He gets anxiety and he should relax."  Any comment about his friend   George? He says, "Lucky. Lucky son of a gun. " (Jennifer asks "Did he get married again?" Fred says, "It couldn't have happened to a better guy, finding love again." To his friend Mike Figgis: "Thank you. Whatever went sideways he'd figure it out – so appreciative of all the work that he did." Those are verbatim messages from a loved one offstage to his friends back onstage. Those who know Fred will know who he's referring to. But it serves to remind everyone; Fred is asked about advice he'd give someone on the planet; he says to not take any day for granted.  I'm sharing this because I know it will help some people, it's helped me to realize that our loved ones are not gone; they're just not here.  These past two podcasts, with friends Roger Corman, Fred Roos and their mutual friend Eleanor represent a comprehensive chat with people that I personally knew who are offstage and confirm what these past fifteen years of filming people offstage demonstrate. Anyone can do this. Anyone can access their loved ones offstage.  We can do so with mediumship, guided meditation or hypnotherapy.  It's healing and helpful to know about the process in some small detail - but that everyone leaves the stage and returns home. Hope this helps. 

Jennifer returned from her trip to Mexico and we dive into what people in our class on the flipside wanted to talk about; the upcoming "Contact in the Desert" workshop on Saturday, June 1st. (ContactInTheDesert.com) First up was Ma Durga, the Hindu deity who has appeared in a number of conversations with people on the flipside. Jennifer's father identified her as the 8 armed teacher from his astrophysics class. She's shown up in other conversations, guided meditations - and after asking her multiple questions. she is seen by most people as this kind of 8 armed octopus time person/woman. She told us previously that she was incarnated as a young girl on earth, as well as an octopus, and "kept the 8 arms because they're useful as a teacher."  She's funny, slightly off beat - and has offered to show up at our workshop on Saturday to talk about "aliens" and how we don't need to fear what we don't understand. Mind bending stuff. She was interrupted by "Five" - the Akashic librarian that we've interviewed before, that I've also seen or met in multiple other avenues, during someone's hypnotherapy session (Divine Councils in the Afterlife) as well as during guided meditations with people (Architecture of the Afterlife) as well as multiple times on our podcast. (Search "Five") He uses the number because it's non denominational, has no gender.  He's a sage, wise person, a bit like Yoda in stature.  But he too has offered to show up at our workshop (Not literally, but to answer questions that I pose to him).  Again, I can't see him or Ma Durga, but Jennifer can (and Ma Durga is a bonafide Hindu deity - look her up).  Then we had a visit from Harry Dean Stanton. Oddly enough I was reading Ed Begley Jr's hilarious autobiography, which mentions Harry a number of times. ("To the Temple of Tranquility and Step On It!") Harry Dean Stanton is/ was quite a character, funny, and much beloved by his closest pals (like Fred Roos).  Anyways, a conversation with Harry Dean about telling people not to get hung up over the word "God" or the concept of "God" - but to just allow that there are things, beings, people that exist that are higher intelligences than us - and that's okay, also that whatever one believes doesn't change the fact that there is an afterlife. (Something he argued against for much of his career.) He had a private message for Ed Begley Jr. so I will forward it to him. Thanks Jennifer!

Sister Jeanne Thomas, of the Sisters of Mary Morningstar, joins Deacon Ronnie Lastovica and Fr. Harry Dean to discuss Community Life.   Sister Jeanne Thomas draws both from her experience living a monastic and contemplative life and from the prison outreach undertaken by the Sisters of Mary Morningstar near Waco.   We hope this episode blesses you and draws you closer to God. If you would like to help the Sisters of Mary Morningstar build a new chapel, you may find the link here.

Sister Jeanne Thomas, of the Sisters of Mary Morningstar, joins Deacon Ronnie Lastovica and Fr. Harry Dean to discuss Community Life.   Sister Jeanne Thomas draws both from her experience living a monastic and contemplative life and from the prison outreach undertaken by the Sisters of Mary Morningstar near Waco.   We hope this episode blesses you and draws you closer to God. If you would like to help the Sisters of Mary Morningstar build a new chapel, you may find the link here.

Sister Jeanne Thomas, of the Sisters of Mary Morningstar, joins Deacon Ronnie Lastovica and Fr. Harry Dean to discuss Community Life.   Sister Jeanne Thomas draws both from her experience living a monastic and contemplative life and from the prison outreach undertaken by the Sisters of Mary Morningstar near Waco.   We hope this episode blesses you and draws you closer to God. If you would like to help the Sisters of Mary Morningstar build a new chapel, you may find the link here.

Sister Jeanne Thomas, of the Sisters of Mary Morningstar, joins Deacon Ronnie Lastovica and Fr. Harry Dean to discuss Community Life.   Sister Jeanne Thomas draws both from her experience living a monastic and contemplative life and from the prison outreach undertaken by the Sisters of Mary Morningstar near Waco.   We hope this episode blesses you and draws you closer to God. If you would like to help the Sisters of Mary Morningstar build a new chapel, you may find the link here.

It started just after Labor Day, with an envelope postmarked September 13, 1935, sent special delivery, addressed to Miss Mae West of 570 N. Rossmore, Ravenswood Apartments, Hollywood, California. There was nothing unusual about the envelope, but its contents were a different matter. It was the first of what would become a series of extortion letters threatening disfigurement by acid if she didn't pay $1,000. This wasn't about keeping secrets or giving favors; it was about taking money from Mae West. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Fr. Harry Dean and Deacon Ronnie Lastovica continue with Part 2 of their comprehensive explanation of Courage and EnCourage, Catholic organizations dedicated to helping men and women experiencing same-sex attraction strive for chastity and grow in holiness according to the Gospel and the "Catholic Church's beautiful teachings about the goodness and inherent purpose of human sexuality."   Visit redcradio.org or download our RED-C Radio App to access our live radio, listen to all of our podcasts, and find additional information and resources related to our Catholic faith. And if you want to support The RED-C Apostolate and all that we do, please consider making a recurring or one-time donation (https://redcradio.org/donate). May God bless you and all your loved ones!

Fr. Harry Dean and Deacon Ronnie Lastovica continue with Part 3 of their comprehensive explanation of Courage and EnCourage, Catholic organizations dedicated to helping men and women experiencing same-sex attraction strive for chastity and grow in holiness according to the Gospel and the "Catholic Church's beautiful teachings about the goodness and inherent purpose of human sexuality."   Visit redcradio.org or download our RED-C Radio App to access our live radio, listen to all of our podcasts, and find additional information and resources related to our Catholic faith. And if you want to support The RED-C Apostolate and all that we do, please consider making a recurring or one-time donation (https://redcradio.org/donate). May God bless you and all your loved ones!

Fr. Harry Dean and Deacon Ronnie Lastovica continue with Part 4 of their comprehensive explanation of Courage and EnCourage, Catholic organizations dedicated to helping men and women experiencing same-sex attraction strive for chastity and grow in holiness according to the Gospel and the "Catholic Church's beautiful teachings about the goodness and inherent purpose of human sexuality."   Visit redcradio.org or download our RED-C Radio App to access our live radio, listen to all of our podcasts, and find additional information and resources related to our Catholic faith. And if you want to support The RED-C Apostolate and all that we do, please consider making a recurring or one-time donation (https://redcradio.org/donate). May God bless you and all your loved ones!

Fr. Harry Dean and Deacon Ronnie Lastovica begin their comprehensive explanation of Courage and EnCourage, Catholic organizations dedicated to helping men and women experiencing same-sex attraction strive for chastity and grow in holiness according to the Gospel and the "Catholic Church's beautiful teachings about the goodness and inherent purpose of human sexuality."   Visit redcradio.org or download our RED-C Radio App to access our live radio, listen to all of our podcasts, and find additional information and resources related to our Catholic faith. And if you want to support The RED-C Apostolate and all that we do, please consider making a recurring or one-time donation (https://redcradio.org/donate). May God bless you and all your loved ones!

Another unusual afternoon chatting with folks on the flipside.   In this episode we get a visit from an old friend Harry Dean Stanton. Harry passed away in Sept. 2017 at the age of 91. As noted in the book BACKSTAGE PASS TO THE FLIPSIDE, Harry Dean came through prior to his memorial service.   When Harry passed, I wondered if it was possible to chat with my old pal. A skeptic's skeptic, he had spent many a long evening arguing with anyone who wanted to talk about the afterlife. He lumped the reports into a big hat of nonsense, and was quite vocal about "life ending in death and we should get over it." There's a DVD of one of Harry's movies where the director put clips of him talking about it. Anyways, Harry came forward when I asked for him. I asked what he thought it was like "realizing there was an afterlife."  That footage was shot live on camera, is in the film Hacking the Afterlife on Gaia (HackingTheAfterlifeFilm.com) Harry gave us an elaborate story of how he was greeted on the flipside by Luana, Fred Roos, driving to the Monterey Pop Festival in 1967.  Fred is still on the planet, and confirmed everything Harry told me (which I didn't know.)  Harry called the "creation of this event" as a soft landing for him - so he wasn't stressed, as he thought he had "fallen into a dream." Something he thought might happen. So today he stopped by to elaborate on his conversation from 6 years ago - that it was advisable to "believe in the possibility" before one leaves the planet, as that "makes it easier to transition." I didn't ask for Harry to come by, but he has a number of times before, and like I say, I knew him, spent one too many evenings with him, and played guitar with him.  He's a much beloved person, as Pacino, Nicholson, Beatty and Ed Begley Jr. All were there - all are skeptics.  I brought private messages to a couple of his closest friends, and one to his old girlfriend (whom I mention in the podcast.) Yes, it's mind bending to hear again from Harry Dean. No it's not impossible or even unusual. Yes, my son and I were listening to "Lakota songs for Sitting Bull" on YouTube the other day - his face popped up in the search portion and we listened to about a half hour of songs sung by his people. For those keeping track, my first hypnotherapy session I recalled being a Lakota medicine man - I recalled my name "Wa'tanka" and how I'd lost my wife and son in a battle with the Huron. Later, I consulted an historian who confirmed all the details I mentioned, including the battle sites (in Eau Claire Wisconsin where they fought for 60 years) He knew I was a medicine man from my description of clothing (two feathers in my hair hanging down, wearing buckskin) and pointed out the name was a derivation of "Wakan Tanka" which means the great spirit.  Since then I have spend time learning about the Lakota and all I can say is that Sitting Bull (Tatanka Iyotake) is someone I'm somewhat familiar with, have seen one of his peace pipes in the Autry museum (which Jennifer identified at the time) and we have heard from him before. Our ancestors are not far away. It's up to us to take the time to invite them by for a chat. Enjoy

In this series, Fr. Harry Dean and Deacon Ronnie Lastovica discuss pastoral care to those individuals who suffer from same-sex attraction, and how the Church teaches that such persons shall be treated and viewed with their God-given dignity and worth.  Information and guidelines were shared around the following general topics: respecting human dignity; the place of sexuality in God's plan; homosexual acts cannot fulfill the natural ends of human sexuality; homosexual inclination is not itself a sin; therapy for homosexual inclinations; the necessity for training in virtue; the necessity of friendship and community; growth in holiness; and cultural obstacles.  Pastoral care guidelines were shared in the areas of: church participation; catechesis; sacraments and worship; pastoral support.  In conclusion, our communion in Christ among all people was emphasized and expressed in this series dedicated to this important topic.

In this series, Fr. Harry Dean and Deacon Ronnie Lastovica discuss pastoral care to those individuals who suffer from same-sex attraction, and how the Church teaches that such persons shall be treated and viewed with their God-given dignity and worth.  Information and guidelines were shared around the following general topics: respecting human dignity; the place of sexuality in God's plan; homosexual acts cannot fulfill the natural ends of human sexuality; homosexual inclination is not itself a sin; therapy for homosexual inclinations; the necessity for training in virtue; the necessity of friendship and community; growth in holiness; and cultural obstacles.  Pastoral care guidelines were shared in the areas of: church participation; catechesis; sacraments and worship; pastoral support.  In conclusion, our communion in Christ among all people was emphasized and expressed in this series dedicated to this important topic.

In this series, Fr. Harry Dean and Deacon Ronnie Lastovica discuss pastoral care to those individuals who suffer from same-sex attraction, and how the Church teaches that such persons shall be treated and viewed with their God-given dignity and worth.  Information and guidelines were shared around the following general topics: respecting human dignity; the place of sexuality in God's plan; homosexual acts cannot fulfill the natural ends of human sexuality; homosexual inclination is not itself a sin; therapy for homosexual inclinations; the necessity for training in virtue; the necessity of friendship and community; growth in holiness; and cultural obstacles.  Pastoral care guidelines were shared in the areas of: church participation; catechesis; sacraments and worship; pastoral support.  In conclusion, our communion in Christ among all people was emphasized and expressed in this series dedicated to this important topic.

In this series, Fr. Harry Dean and Deacon Ronnie Lastovica discuss pastoral care to those individuals who suffer from same-sex attraction, and how the Church teaches that such persons shall be treated and viewed with their God-given dignity and worth.  Information and guidelines were shared around the following general topics: respecting human dignity; the place of sexuality in God's plan; homosexual acts cannot fulfill the natural ends of human sexuality; homosexual inclination is not itself a sin; therapy for homosexual inclinations; the necessity for training in virtue; the necessity of friendship and community; growth in holiness; and cultural obstacles.  Pastoral care guidelines were shared in the areas of: church participation; catechesis; sacraments and worship; pastoral support.  In conclusion, our communion in Christ among all people was emphasized and expressed in this series dedicated to this important topic.

In this 5-part series, Fr. Harry Dean and Deacon Ronnie Lastovica discuss the contents of the Knights of Columbus booklet, Coping with a Suicide: Catholic Teaching and Pastoral Response.  Throughout the series they specifically address the following topics in regards to their pertinence to the prison population and criminal justice system: 1) Why does someone commit suicide?, 2) What could have been done to prevent a suicide?, 3) Does the person who commits suicide go to hell?, 4) How does one grieve this type of loss?, 5) Strategies for healing in the survivors of suicide, 6) What should be told about the suicide?, 7) How does one support those grieving over a loss by suicide?, 8) What are the signs that a person is at risk for committing suicide?, 9) What are some conditions associated with a higher risk for suicide?, 10) What should be done to help someone who is at risk for committing suicide?, 11) Why is there so much teen suicide?, 12) List some references and resources for those working with those around the topic of suicide, and 13) Identifying the signs of suicide. Although not a comprehensive source on suicide, this booklet and the discussion in these sessions attempt to help survivors, and those who are concerned about them, with some of the questions and doubts that commonly arise in the attempt to come to terms with bereavement by suicide.

In this 5-part series, Fr. Harry Dean and Deacon Ronnie Lastovica discuss the contents of the Knights of Columbus booklet, Coping with a Suicide: Catholic Teaching and Pastoral Response.  Throughout the series they specifically address the following topics in regards to their pertinence to the prison population and criminal justice system: 1) Why does someone commit suicide?, 2) What could have been done to prevent a suicide?, 3) Does the person who commits suicide go to hell?, 4) How does one grieve this type of loss?, 5) Strategies for healing in the survivors of suicide, 6) What should be told about the suicide?, 7) How does one support those grieving over a loss by suicide?, 8) What are the signs that a person is at risk for committing suicide?, 9) What are some conditions associated with a higher risk for suicide?, 10) What should be done to help someone who is at risk for committing suicide?, 11) Why is there so much teen suicide?, 12) List some references and resources for those working with those around the topic of suicide, and 13) Identifying the signs of suicide. Although not a comprehensive source on suicide, this booklet and the discussion in these sessions attempt to help survivors, and those who are concerned about them, with some of the questions and doubts that commonly arise in the attempt to come to terms with bereavement by suicide.

In this 5-part series, Fr. Harry Dean and Deacon Ronnie Lastovica discuss the contents of the Knights of Columbus booklet, Coping with a Suicide: Catholic Teaching and Pastoral Response.  Throughout the series they specifically address the following topics in regards to their pertinence to the prison population and criminal justice system: 1) Why does someone commit suicide?, 2) What could have been done to prevent a suicide?, 3) Does the person who commits suicide go to hell?, 4) How does one grieve this type of loss?, 5) Strategies for healing in the survivors of suicide, 6) What should be told about the suicide?, 7) How does one support those grieving over a loss by suicide?, 8) What are the signs that a person is at risk for committing suicide?, 9) What are some conditions associated with a higher risk for suicide?, 10) What should be done to help someone who is at risk for committing suicide?, 11) Why is there so much teen suicide?, 12) List some references and resources for those working with those around the topic of suicide, and 13) Identifying the signs of suicide. Although not a comprehensive source on suicide, this booklet and the discussion in these sessions attempt to help survivors, and those who are concerned about them, with some of the questions and doubts that commonly arise in the attempt to come to terms with bereavement by suicide.

In this 5-part series, Fr. Harry Dean and Deacon Ronnie Lastovica discuss the contents of the Knights of Columbus booklet, Coping with a Suicide: Catholic Teaching and Pastoral Response.  Throughout the series they specifically address the following topics in regards to their pertinence to the prison population and criminal justice system: 1) Why does someone commit suicide?, 2) What could have been done to prevent a suicide?, 3) Does the person who commits suicide go to hell?, 4) How does one grieve this type of loss?, 5) Strategies for healing in the survivors of suicide, 6) What should be told about the suicide?, 7) How does one support those grieving over a loss by suicide?, 8) What are the signs that a person is at risk for committing suicide?, 9) What are some conditions associated with a higher risk for suicide?, 10) What should be done to help someone who is at risk for committing suicide?, 11) Why is there so much teen suicide?, 12) List some references and resources for those working with those around the topic of suicide, and 13) Identifying the signs of suicide. Although not a comprehensive source on suicide, this booklet and the discussion in these sessions attempt to help survivors, and those who are concerned about them, with some of the questions and doubts that commonly arise in the attempt to come to terms with bereavement by suicide.

In this 5-part series, Fr. Harry Dean and Deacon Ronnie Lastovica discuss the contents of the Knights of Columbus booklet, Coping with a Suicide: Catholic Teaching and Pastoral Response.  Throughout the series they specifically address the following topics in regards to their pertinence to the prison population and criminal justice system: 1) Why does someone commit suicide?, 2) What could have been done to prevent a suicide?, 3) Does the person who commits suicide go to hell?, 4) How does one grieve this type of loss?, 5) Strategies for healing in the survivors of suicide, 6) What should be told about the suicide?, 7) How does one support those grieving over a loss by suicide?, 8) What are the signs that a person is at risk for committing suicide?, 9) What are some conditions associated with a higher risk for suicide?, 10) What should be done to help someone who is at risk for committing suicide?, 11) Why is there so much teen suicide?, 12) List some references and resources for those working with those around the topic of suicide, and 13) Identifying the signs of suicide. Although not a comprehensive source on suicide, this booklet and the discussion in these sessions attempt to help survivors, and those who are concerned about them, with some of the questions and doubts that commonly arise in the attempt to come to terms with bereavement by suicide.

One of the great American character actors, Harry Dean Stanton had over 200 acting credits but only played the leading role in two films, and my guest Justin Schneider (a patron of the podcast) pitched his way onto the show to discuss them: 1984's arthouse classic Paris, Texas and the underseen 2017 comedy-drama Lucky (Stanton's final film to be released before his death). Along the way we discuss the healing power of cinema, and how beloved Harry Dean was with filmmakers, actors and audiences. Patrons of the Junk Filter podcast receive at least two additional exclusive episodes a month: some of our notable previous guests include Jared Yates Sexton, David Roth, Bryan Quinby, Sooz Kempner, and Jacob Bacharach. More to come! Sign up at https://www.patreon.com/junkfilter Follow Justin Schneider on Twitter. Harry Dean Stanton promoting Paris, Texas and Repo Man on Late Night With David Letterman, October 16, 1984 Trailer for Paris, Texas (Wim Wenders, 1984) Trailer for Lucky (John Carroll Lynch, 2017)

LIFETIME: The world premiere of Harry & Meghan: Escaping the Palace, starring Jordan Dean (The Punisher) and Sydney Morton (She's Gotta Have It) as the Duke and Duchess of Sussex kicking things off on Monday, September 6th @ 8PM EST. Harry & Meghan: Escaping the Palace explores what really happened inside the palace that drove Harry (Dean) and Meghan (Morton) to leave everything behind in order to make a future for themselves and their son Archie. The movie will detail Meghan's growing isolation and sadness, their disappointment that "The Firm" was not defending them against the press's attacks and Harry's fear that history would repeat itself and he would not be able to protect his wife and son from the same forces that may have contributed to his mother's untimely death.

On This Weeks Installment of Take Me Out This Chat Bucky, Chef Marv and Jeez sit down with a special guest "Harry Dean." The gang discusses the grand opening of Harry's new performance venue "The Rivet: Canteen & Assembly"

The first ever Louisville Picture Show episode features Lucy Jones of the Harry Dean Stanton Fest! We talk the Fest, the late Harry Dean himself, and our own experiences in discovering this almost-mythological Kentucky figure. Also, Lucy and Madelyn talk about how they miss movie theaters. CLIPS USED FROM: Cool Hand Luke (1967), Repo Man (1984), Paris, Texas (1984), Partly Fiction (2012). CHECK OUT: harrydeanstantonfest.org or Harry Dean Stanton Fest on Facebook READ: Harry Dean Stanton: Hollywood's Zen Rebel by Joseph B. Atkins Theme music: "Dill Pickles" by Heftone Banjo Orchestra (courtesy of Free Music Archive)

Impermanencia Involuntaria es una revista de recomendaciones músico, fílmico literarias, como ninguna otra: iremos tejiendo, como tarántula borracha en divagación, telarañas que conecten discos, libros, películas y artistas que hayan inspirado o influenciado el mundo musical y visual de la Orquesta 24 Cuadros: todo lo que veas y escuches que te interese y llame la atención estará disponible en playlists de Spotify y YouTube, para que puedas escuchar, ver y conocer más de lo que la Orquesta 24 Cuadros, Atto, o alguno de sus invitados recomienden en el programa. Recuerda visitar los complementos de este programa en los playlists de YouTube y Spotify con el nombre de HARRY DEAN COME ENSALADA: YouTube: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqR7mi027psaLxqYjh2CsGyQM_YC626Tg Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7DFX8OZdlsBKa0tl6twk3Q?si=oI8IF2i-RE-YUxlwRYc-kw

Another conversation with the flipside about process. In this case, the term "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" came to mind and it appears to reference the idea that we are always connected to all of our lifetimes - no matter which role we've chosen on the planet this time around.There's a brief hello from our pals from Big Love, Harry Dean and Bill - and then a surprise visit from Stephen Hawking who tells us there is a "formula" for love. Another mind bending episode into the flipside.

Temps Titre Artiste cumul. 00:00:55 Harry Dean (introduction Soyons punk!) SWMRS 00:01:55 Introduction émission 00:02:17 Manipulation (introduction hardcore) Beartooth 00:03:02 introduction chanson 00:06:24 Greatness or Death Beartooth 00:10:21 Into the Fire Asking Alexandria 00:11:06 retour chanson + intro chanson 00:15:04 You’re Not You Anymore Counterparts 00:17:20 You Are Free Stick To Your Guns 00:19:10 intro […]

Temps Titre Artiste cumul. 00:00:55 Harry Dean (introduction Soyons punk!) SWMRS 00:02:25 Introduction émission 00:02:55 Introduction 2 chansons 00:05:49 J’aime le Rock and Roll Frank Custeau 00:09:19 Partir pour l’université Fortune Cookie Club 00:09:49 Introduction 2 chansons 00:12:08 Secondaire 4 Mudie 00:16:35 Toujours Froid Mudie 00:18:30 Introduction 2 chansons 00:21:02 She’s Got Nothing On Les […]

Renee Brown, LPC with Catholic Charities of Central Texas, has personal and professional experience in the area of preparing for release from prison.  Renee has family members who were incarcerated and in this 6-part series, she shares the step by step process of both preparing for release and surviving and thriving in the years following a prison term.  This series is hosted by Fr. Harry Dean, a pastor in the Restorative Justice Ministries with the Diocese of Austin, Texas.  His years of pastoral ministry are also interwoven in the discussion between he and Renee throughout this series.

Renee Brown, LPC with Catholic Charities of Central Texas, has personal and professional experience in the area of preparing for release from prison.  Renee has family members who were incarcerated and in this 6-part series, she shares the step by step process of both preparing for release and surviving and thriving in the years following a prison term.  This series is hosted by Fr. Harry Dean, a pastor in the Restorative Justice Ministries with the Diocese of Austin, Texas.  His years of pastoral ministry are also interwoven in the discussion between he and Renee throughout this series.

Renee Brown, LPC with Catholic Charities of Central Texas, has personal and professional experience in the area of preparing for release from prison.  Renee has family members who were incarcerated and in this 6-part series, she shares the step by step process of both preparing for release and surviving and thriving in the years following a prison term.  This series is hosted by Fr. Harry Dean, a pastor in the Restorative Justice Ministries with the Diocese of Austin, Texas.  His years of pastoral ministry are also interwoven in the discussion between he and Renee throughout this series.

Renee Brown, LPC with Catholic Charities of Central Texas, has personal and professional experience in the area of preparing for release from prison.  Renee has family members who were incarcerated and in this 6-part series, she shares the step by step process of both preparing for release and surviving and thriving in the years following a prison term.  This series is hosted by Fr. Harry Dean, a pastor in the Restorative Justice Ministries with the Diocese of Austin, Texas.  His years of pastoral ministry are also interwoven in the discussion between he and Renee throughout this series.

Renee Brown, LPC with Catholic Charities of Central Texas, has personal and professional experience in the area of preparing for release from prison.  Renee has family members who were incarcerated and in this 6-part series, she shares the step by step process of both preparing for release and surviving and thriving in the years following a prison term.  This series is hosted by Fr. Harry Dean, a pastor in the Restorative Justice Ministries with the Diocese of Austin, Texas.  His years of pastoral ministry are also interwoven in the discussion between he and Renee throughout this series.

Renee Brown, LPC with Catholic Charities of Central Texas, has personal and professional experience in the area of preparing for release from prison.  Renee has family members who were incarcerated and in this 6-part series, she shares the step by step process of both preparing for release and surviving and thriving in the years following a prison term.  This series is hosted by Fr. Harry Dean, a pastor in the Restorative Justice Ministries with the Diocese of Austin, Texas.  His years of pastoral ministry are also interwoven in the discussion between he and Renee throughout this series.

Temps Titre Artiste cumul. 00:00:55 Harry Dean (introduction Soyons punk!) SWMRS 00:01:55 Introduction émission 00:02:15 Vice caché (introduction punk québécois) Down Memory Lane 00:02:45 introduction chansons 00:04:48 Violent et immature Slater & Fils 00:08:37 Vol qualifié Slater & Fils 00:09:07 introduction chansons 00:13:04 Detox Capitaine Revolte 00:17:51 Galilée Capital Napalm 00:20:21 introduction chanson 00:23:31 Anaphylaxis […]

The Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary are prayed by Fr. Harry Dean and Deacon Ronnie Lastovica of the Restorative Justice Ministries with the Diocese of Austin, Texas.  This specific version features female chant in the background.  This specific version of the Rosary also broadcasts each Thursday evening on RED-C Catholic Radio at 8:30 PM.

The Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary are prayed by Fr. Harry Dean and Deacon Ronnie Lastovica of the Restorative Justice Ministries with the Diocese of Austin, Texas.  This specific version features male chant in the background.  This specific version of the Rosary also broadcasts each Saturday evening on RED-C Catholic Radio at 8:30 PM.

Temps Titre Artiste cumul. 00:00:55 Harry Dean (introduction Soyons punk!) SWMRS 00:01:55 Introduction émission 00:02:15 Vice caché (introduction punk québécois) Down Memory Lane 00:02:45 introduction chanson 00:04:38 these good old days Just Because 00:06:57 Secondaire 4 Mudie 00:07:27 retour chanson + introduction chanson 00:10:35 Don’t Die NOBRO 00:13:07 She’s Got Nothing On Les Shirley 00:13:37 […]

Temps Titre Artiste cumul. 00:00:55 Harry Dean (introduction Soyons punk!) SWMRS 00:01:45 Vice caché (introduction punk québécois) Down Memory Lane 00:04:57 Passif-agressif 2 Stone 2 Skank 00:08:23 Emma Stone Mudie 00:11:30 Au régime! Les Martyrs de Marde 00:16:39 So Cruel (feat. Hugo Mudie) Red Mass 00:18:59 Atlantic (introduction pop punk) Grayscale 00:22:14 Basement Stairs Real […]

Temps Titre Artiste cumul. 00:00:55 Harry Dean (introduction Soyons punk!) SWMRS 00:05:48 L’exorcisme Mudie 00:08:29 Né pour parde Dance Laury Dance 00:10:21 … FEVER 333 00:14:13 Burn it FEVER 333 00:17:37 Animal FEVER 333 00:19:56 retour chanson + intro chanson 00:25:07 Prey for me/3 FEVER 333 00:28:31 One of us FEVER 333 00:35:51 Inglewood/3 FEVER […]

Temps Titre Artiste cumul. 00:00:55 Harry Dean (introduction Soyons punk!) SWMRS 00:05:15 Sado-maso boulot-dodo Les Martyrs de Marde 00:08:20 Alien Mudie 00:09:59 Fucked Up Donald D.O.A. 00:12:57 Don’t Wanna Talk About It NOBRO 00:16:16 You Got it, Then You Lose it Hate It Too 00:21:07 it blows my mind again Just Because 00:51:10 Manipulation (introduction […]

Temps Titre Artiste cumul. 00:00:55 Harry Dean (introduction Soyons punk!) SWMRS 00:02:15 Vice caché (introduction punk québécois) Down Memory Lane 00:06:50 Tu sonnais GaRnOcHe 00:10:12 Coriandre Taco Theory 00:13:52 Fallout Hate It Too 00:16:59 Le soleil tombe L’Affaire Pélican 00:19:19 Atlantic (introduction pop punk) Grayscale 00:24:04 Drive Nightwell 00:28:02 Passenger Crown Vic 00:32:21 The Grey […]

Heure Titre Artiste Album Étiquette Auteur/ diffusion compositeur 20:00:00 TOP DE L’HEURE CFAK Son CFAK N/D Radio CFAK / Radio CFAK 20:00:30 Harry Dean (introduction Soyons punk!) SWMRS SWMRS/SWMRS 20:00:55 Introduction émission 20:01:55 Vice caché (introduction punk québécois) Down Memory Lane Down Memory Lane/Down Memory Lane 20:02:15 introduction chanson 20:02:45 J’aime le Rock and Roll […]

Heure Temps Titre Artiste Album Étiquette Auteur/ diffusion simple compositeur 20:00:00 00:30 TOP DE L’HEURE CFAK Son CFAK N/D Radio CFAK / Radio CFAK 20:00:30 00:25 Harry Dean (introduction Soyons punk!) SWMRS SWMRS/SWMRS 20:00:55 01:00 Introduction émission 20:01:55 00:20 Vice caché (introduction punk québécois) Down Memory Lane Down Memory Lane/Down Memory Lane 20:02:15 00:30 Introduction […]

Temps Titre Artiste 0:00:30 TOP DE L’HEURE CFAK 0:00:55 Harry Dean (introduction Soyons punk!) SWMRS 0:01:55 Introduction émission 0:02:15 Vice caché (introduction punk québécois) Down Memory Lane 0:02:45 introduction chanson 0:06:15 Natation Rouge Pompier 0:08:58 Demi Smoke Dance Laury Dance 0:09:28 retour chanson + introduction chanson 0:12:36 Don’t Die NOBRO 0:15:09 Le Punk Est Mort […]

Episode 47. Sean falls to the surface of the planet and plummets far below the surface of the ocean. While deep underwater he meets Harry Dean, the whale with lawyer friends. They have a good chat about taco bell, the law, and other such pressing matters. Recorded live February 21, 2017 at Pratt Radio. Intro Music: What A Beautiful Sunset Exzel Music Publishing (freemusicpublicdomain.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

A bank teller named Harry Dean has stolen $20,000 to ransom back his kidnapped wife Marsha. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/iloveoldtimeradio/message

This week we sat down with returning guest Brother Wolf to talk about his sneezing fetish, as well as his spiritual path and how it intersects with his kink life. Follow us on Twitter and Instagram: @ocpkink More shows by PODCAST JUKEBOX: Disability After Dark | Queers Next Door | Being There Will Sean Podcast? | The Goth Librarian Podcast Drinks with God | ProudToBeKinky | NO LOVE LOST Also check out our friend's shows: RISK! | The Dildorks | The Bed Post

Movie Meltdown - Episode 447 This week we're coming to you "live" from Harry Dean Stanton Fest as we sit down with Drago Sumonja the co-writer of Harry Dean's last film (Lucky) as well as director of the documentary Char·ac·ter. So listen as we discuss his time spent with Harry Dean as well as the artistic collaboration and friendship he has built over the years with actor Dabney Coleman. And while we realize that the whole world eventually comes together at Dan Tana's, we also bring up… Private Benjamin, he made his own weapon, we’d just kind of play the parts really, Daveigh Chase, Cloak and Dagger, they mounted this giant antenna-looking thing onto your house, it’s own weird special little world, Unwigged and Unplugged, something about him showing up in a dress one day, it turned out to be what I wanted to be, Ron Livingston, docudrama, Facebook and their darn algorithms, David Lynch, by necessity, crossing from PG to PG-13, and I would just start typing, racy movies in conservative households, Sydney Pollack, Showgirls, and so we just try to figure out how to make that kind of interesting in a script, Top Secret, The Missouri Breaks, a dirty martini all over my pants, S. Darko, sequels to movies many years later, a rainy day assembly, Logan Sparks, Muhlenberg County, going off on these magical monologues, it’s like a master class, Mark Rydell, Repo Man and TV edits for R-rated movies. “...the documentary and your podcast - is only as good as your subject.” For more on Harry Dean Stanton Fest go to: https://www.harrydeanstantonfest.org/

This week Sean and Steven talk about two very different actors starring in two very different movies. First, they discuss the new Tom Cruise movie American Made directed by Doug Liman. Then they get into a full-on Tom Cruise gabfest as they go through his career, talking about their favorite Cruise performances. In the last part of the show, they talk about the late, great Harry Dean Stanton and his last role on film in Lucky. They discuss the movie as well as the impact that Harry Dean had on the film world. Rate and Review us on Apple Podcasts, and enjoy!

El mundo está abocado a un nuevo abismo, y un poco habitual grupo formado por gentlemen británicos y vaqueros de Kentucky tendrá que hacerle frente… Le damos al retorno de Eggsy y compañía, en “Kingsman: El círculo de oro” aka “Kingsman: The golden circle” de Matthew Vaughn, al suculento y extenso currículum de Harry Dean […]

Troubadours and Raconteurs, I hope all is well. We have for your listening pleasure Episode 237 of "Troubadours and Raconteurs with E.W. Conundrum Demure" Crafted In North Eastern Pennsylvania... Heard All Over The World. This week's featured guest is long time contributor, and our resident historian Serf Wiliam. We discuss the Foundation Myths of the U.S. Slavery & Economics, Confederate Statutes, the Flaws of our Founding Fathers, Factory Work, War, Capitalism, Ronald Reagan, Millenials, Fighting the Good Fight & Staying Positive. This week's sixty minutes includes an EW Essay titled "Neighborhood." We have a poem called "Harry Dean." Our music this week is provided by these wonderful artists: Django Reinhardt, Stephan Grapelli, Harry Dean Stanton, the English Beat, Yo Le Tango, Hop Along, Branford Marsalis, and Terrence Blanchard. Commercial Free, Community Radio at its Finest. Share this episode with whomever you choose. Episode 237 of "Troubadours and Raconteurs with E.W. Conundrum Demure" Heard all over the world. Tell your Friends and Neighbors... Also, become a friend via facebook - Freespeakandsome Withewconundrum. Follow us on Twitter @FreespeakWit.

No regular episode this week, but Lee managed to work in an Intermission episode. What's he been doing, what's coming up on the podcast next, and what's on board for the month of October? All of this is covered as well as reviews of "Fracture" (2007), "Under the Shadow" (2016), and "Outland" (1981). There's also a brief mention of the death of Frank Vincent and a bit more talk about the death of Harry Dean Stanton. "Fracture" IMDB "Under the Shadow" IMDB  "Outland" IMDB City of the Dead podcast Cinema Beef Podcast Featured Music: "Hey Tonight" by Creedence Clearwater Revival; "That Feel" by Tom Waits; and "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain" by Harry Dean Stanton.

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Murph and Hawk do their first live commentary of The Return, starting with Part 1, to see if they can make sense of this multi-verse: Did Lynch throw the script out the window with Episode 18? Should Harry Dean Stanton's face be on Mount Rushmore? Is the Giant's scene with Coop the last scene in the series? Did Bill Hastings wake up in bed next to Major Briggs' corpse with Ruth's head on top? What is the over/under on red herrings in this series? Was that fucker Ray's entrance the best thing ever? Who is the mysterious billionaire again? Is the Glass Box a result of Gordon, Briggs & Coops original plan to get Judy? Are those Z's on Tracy's coffee cups signs she's an agent of the White Lodge? Is Phyllis Hasting's one of Mr. C's tulpas? Why is Alice Tremond so fucking creepy; is she Judy? Is the Giant throwing shade at Coop with the "far away" line? Did Lucy have to kill a man to learn how cellphones work? And one final shout out to our God, St. Harry Dean, see you at the curtain call!

Movie Meltdown - Episode 312 This week, we recap this year's Harry Dean Stanton Fest as well as sit down with director and cinema legend - Monte Hellman. And while we contemplate Harry Dean's philosophy on nothingness, we also discuss... going to Dan Tana's, John Huston, HarryTown, Roger Corman, when the machine goes to sleep, the universe collapses upon itself, get healthy, Ski Troop Attack, Jack Nicholson, Calvin Coolidge, The Beast from Haunted Cave, a day filming within an hour drive, Michael Blowen, Bearded Collie, first and only Union movie, Jack Hill, Francis Ford Coppola, two days on the leftover set, the key to the city, I stayed at his house, off-off-off-off Broadway, Waiting for Godot, The Terror, take that as a sign, Last Woman on Earth, we are nothing, I'll still do it out of jail, five Texas Rangers, adding extra scenes, Saturday matinee, bedbugs for 92 dollars a night, she just hopped up on his lap, True Romance, the mythos, One-Eyed Jacks, casting, Warren Oates, Dennis Wilson, storyboards, Road to Nowhere, Ponda Baba, someone I literally stalked, the Tarzan yell, gambling, Paul Verhoeven, Summer stock company, Stagecoach, James Taylor, Silent Night, Deadly Night 3, The Virginian, Millie Perkins, the car movie, mononucleosis, Reservoir Dogs, Love or Die, the Star Wars bar, My Darling Clementine, while you're making one, you might as well make two, RoboCop, C.C Brown's Hot Fudge Sundae and sponsor our trip to Monte's house! "I never... felt that I had any chance of breaking into the movies." The velvet paintings of Monte and Harry Dean were commissioned by the Velveteria. For more info, go to: velveteria.com  For more info on Harry Dean Stanton Fest, go to: harrydeanstantonfest.org

Movie Meltdown - Episode 236 This week we feature our coverage/wrapup of the 2013 Harry Dean Stanton Fest. Featuring an cameo by Crispin Glover himself! Plus Lucy tells a few stories of her time spent with Crispin. And there are several discussions of the documentary "Harry Dean Stanton: Partly Fiction" directed by Sophie Huber. Plus interviews with Harry's cousins - Jim Huggins and Jim Huggins Jr.! Yes, they tell their stories of times spent with Harry over the years. Some of which involve some "special guests"! (You have to hear "The Super Bowl Story"!!)  And as we discuss just why you shouldn't even buy green bananas, we also discuss... Ride in the Whirlwind, Repo Man, young Nick Cage, who exactly is a household name, being born in a cemetery, Pretty in Pink, blowing off Keith Richards, uranium enrichment, takes over the band, being tenacious, Red Dawn, live and learn, Alien, loneliness, going to high school with Harry Dean, having a rider, The Godfather 2, wearing an FBI hat, Wild at Heart, The Mini-Skirt Mob, driving a beer truck, blowing off Eric Clapton, XM Satellite Radio, dressing in wool, Rebecca De Mornay, a cinematic Rorschach test, what's for Thanksgiving dinner?, The Kentucky Theater, turning down Owen Wilson, the David Lynch checklist and being a household face.   "He 'bonded' with Debbie Harry."