Podcasts about Hotchner

Doris Day was America's girl next door. But behind that door was a personal life much less perfect than the roles she portrayed on screen. A beautiful soul who did amazing work in her contributions to animal welfare, but wasn't given the same unconditional love from humans as she received from her animals. Listen now! Sources: Doris Day: A Biography of the Famous American Actress and Singer by Sophie Miller; Doris Day: Her Own Story by Doris Day & A.E. Hotchner; Vanity Fair article "Doris Day's Vanishing Act" by David Kaufman (5/08;) dorisday.com; IMDB Images Source: IMDB

Planted firmly in the middle of Hollywood is the Knickerbocker Hotel, a big, boxy, building with a faded facade appearing like a sad relic from a gayer time. Only the illuminated block letters of its sign that light up the Hollywood night sky hint at the lively history of this Hollywood landmark that BETTE DAVIS, MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN, and DICK POWELL once called home. From affairs to arrests to seances to suicides, we take a deep dive into the sordid past of this once grand dame of Hollywood. _________________________________________  Sources: The Story of Hollywood: An Illustrated History (2005), by Gregory Paul Williams; www.paulrwilliamsproject.org; “Off the Boulevard of Broken Dreams: The Knickerbocker Hotel's Haunted History,” by Hadley Meares, KCET.com, June 19, 2015;  “Doom and Board: Four Ghost Stories From Four of LA's Most Famous Haunted Hotels,” by Christine Wolfram, Los Angeles Magazine, October 5, 2015; Doris Day: Her Own Story (1976), by Doris Day and A.E. Hotchner; wikipedia.com; _________________________________________ http://www.airwavemedia.com Please contact sales@advertisecast.com if you would like to advertise on our podcast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Allow the heart to open and surrender to the divine. In this week's Stellar Life episode with our amazing guest, Dr. Kirby Hotchner,, we explore how to achieve optimal health through spiritual awakening. Tune in!

The path to healing is not one-size-fits-all. The human body is like a vast, mysterious universe with endless possibilities. Sometimes, only looking in a single direction diminishes you from seeing the light. And if there's one true thing in this simulation we're all in, my guest, Dr. Kirby Hotchner, firmly believes that true healing begins with the mind. So how does this belief diminish all our worries? In this episode, Dr. Hotchner and I delve into the role of the mind and spirit in healing the body. Dr. Hotchner is a physician of 40 years and a spiritual healing minister dedicated to helping people awaken their true identity and learn what true healing is. He creates programs that teach people how to achieve optimal health, focusing on spiritual healing. Tune in! The show notes, including the transcript and checklist to this episode, are at getyourselfoptimized.com/377.

Welcome to Felonious Pundits, a Criminal Minds Podcast.  Each week, hosts Kantad Svendsgaard and AJ Mass will recap episodes of the CBS show Criminal Minds.  AJ has seen the show several times and will be bringing the rewatch perspective of a long-time fan, and Kantad has never seen the show and will be bringing a first watch perspective. This week's episode is all about Season 3, Episode 14 of Criminal Minds, "Damaged."   Rossi determines that the case that haunts him has gone unsolved too long on its 20th anniversary, and the team horns in on his investigation despite his displeasure. Elsewhere, Reid and Hotchner interview a manipulative death-row convict.  After the recap, AJ provides yet another short quiz inspired from this week's episode.     Feel free to send us an e-mail with your comments and questions to FeloniousPundits@gmail.com, or follow and contact us via Twitter @podcast_pundits.

In this week's episode, Rick Hotchner (Ambassador at BraverAngels, former Executive at CIA) and I partake in an expansive discussion surrounding polarisation and the political divide affecting the United States today. We discuss the consequences of mass shootings (including the recent Uvalde incident), his work at Braver Angels as Ambassador, fundamental areas of disagreement between adherents of the American political parties, the impact of economic hardships & communications technology, debate culture, radicalisation in new & old media, systemic racism, Socrates' educational requirements of democracy, cancel culture, finding the elusive 'common ground', and restoring the promise of American liberty. Join us for deep dive into rebuilding America's shaky foundations.

Holly Hotchner is the president and CEO of the National Women's History Museum and had previously served as the director of the Museum of Arts and Design in New York City from 1996 to 2013. Virginia Littlejohn is the founder of the women's entrepreneurship advocacy organization Quantum Leaps and was named to Forbes 50 over 50 for investment. In this episode, Holly and Virginia talk about their work in advocating for women's issues both in history and entrepreneurship. Listen in to learn how women can make a difference when afforded high leadership opportunities in government and big organizations' offices. You will also learn the importance of retelling women's achievements stories to inspire younger generations of women and girls to strive higher. Key Takeaways: How to form connections and partnerships to help advocate for women's entrepreneurship issues The difference women can make when given high leadership positions in government and organizations The benefits of pushing women into STEM and algorithms to be part of decision-making in tech How to step up to big issues in our communities to leave a better legacy for future generations The importance of women engaging with policy and advocacy to bring humanity to the world

About this episode: When Dr. John Lyons casually mentioned to host Kristen Cerelli that he'd be interested in hearing what method actors had to say about the process of transformation, Kristen knew just who to call. Enter actor Gabe Fazio and teacher of actors Brandy Hotchner, who share their well worn input on the subject. About our guests: A native of Long Island, Gabe Fazio epitomizes the passion and sacrifice of the working actor. A lifetime member of The Actors Studio in NYC, Gabe works steadily in theatre, film and television. He originated the role of Mark in Lyle Kessler's play First Born and has appeared on Law & Order, Blue Bloods and Homeland, as well as in the films A Place Beyond the Pines and A Star is Born. Gabe's invisible work with Mark Ruffalo in the HBO series I Know This Much Is True was much lauded by director Derek Cianfrance and writer Wally Lamb. After 10 years as a struggling working actor in NYC, Brandy moved to Arizona in 2002. She was just passing through on her way to Los Angeles. New York, after 9/11, had lost its romance and she longed to get back out West. She never made it to LA. During Brandy's first week in Arizona, she met her husband and now has a family, raising two teenage boys. That was an act of true providence. Brandy often says, “I would not be coaching if life had not interfered with my plans.” Today, she is the owner and Artistic Director of the region's top acting school, Arizona Actors Academy. Where to find Gabe Fazio & Brandy Hotchner online: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm2057434/ (Gabe's IMBD Page) https://www.azactorsacademy.com/ (Brandy's Acting School) Other Resources Mentioned: https://theactorsstudio.org/ (The Actors Studio) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iB1fPZX5Zgk (How Stanislavski Reinvented Acting) https://strasberg.edu/about/what-is-method-acting/ (Lee Strasberg & The Method) https://www.backstage.com/magazine/article/influential-acting-teachers-history-7309/ (Influential Acting Teachers) https://decider.com/2020/05/10/i-know-this-much-is-true-mark-ruffalo-twins-gabe-fazio/ (Gabe's Invisible Acting in on HBO) https://www.inc.com/yoram-solomon/3-reasons-children-are-more-creative-than-adults.html (Imagination, Creativity & Aging) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Method_%E2%80%94_Or_Madness%3F (Method or Madness lectures & book) https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/94677.Stanislavski_in_Rehearsal (Stanislavski in Rehearsal book) https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2018/jul/08/british-theatre-working-class-actors-waiting-in-the-wings (Guardian Article on Elitism in Theatre) https://www.weseeyouwat.com/ (We See You White American Theatre) Additional Resources: https://tcomconversations.org (TCOM) https://praedfoundation.org (The Praed Foundation) https://iph.uky.edu (IPH Center) Become a Supporter: If you like what you hear, please consider making a donation on our https://www.patreon.com/shiftshiftbloom (Patreon) site! Credits: All content Copyright ActuallyQuiteNice, Inc & TCOM Studios, 2022 Cover art by https://twitter.com/jacksonfall (@jacksonfall) Music by https://www.youtube.com/user/hokeyproductions (Ray Wyssman), https://soundcloud.com/the-simoleons (The Simoleons), and https://open.spotify.com/artist/3tfRX0xkGOXY7AnwjHYmnI (Kristen Cerelli)

CAUGHT RED HANDED - a song for Criminal Minds(Tribute to Dior by Ruger)*Original by: Michael Adebayo ** Thank you to the FBI (AKA the real heroes that this show represents), to Criminal Minds (for simultaneously being dark & beautiful), to Matthew Gray Gubler (for his captivating acting and directing), and to Ruger for his catchy hit tune Dior!Lyrics:So glad:Bad boys, prepare to get caughtBad girls, they'll sniff you right outGood luck evading captureUndefeated in countless faceoffsBad boys, prepare to get caughtBad girls, they'll sniff you right outGood luck evading captureThey're undefeated in countless faceoffsMy favorite character sticks in my head: a primrose

This episode covers great books on the topics of animals and then actors: Wild Ones by Jon Mooallem, The Tiger by John Vaillant, The Last Rhino by Lawrence Anthony, Born Standing Up by Steve Martin, and Paul and Me by A.E. Hotchner.

Barbara Thomas is a lifelong liberal. Rick Hotchner is a committed conservative. As a couple, they are one of a dwindling number of politically mixed marriages between Democrats and Republicans in America. They made a life-changing decision last summer to leave a diplomatic post abroad to depolarize America—one divided relationship at a time. How do they stand each other when they can't stand each other's politics? What tips and tricks have they learned to always disagree but rarely argue? And what did they do when, during the run-up to the 2020 election, they didn't speak to each other for days? Tune in as host Mónica Guzmán leads a frank and open conversation with a fascinating couple whose enduring relationship is a model for our country. Hear more of Rick and Barbara's story on these additional podcasts:   Derate the Hate, “Episode 48: Bridging the Divide” Traumatic States of America, “23. US Diplomat returns home to focus on America” Somali Link Radio, “Somali Link Radio 2021-04-13 interview” Liberty Roundtable “Radio Show Hour 2 – 08/03/2021” Knuckleheads of Liberty, “Knuckleheads Of Liberty 128: Interview with Braver Angels” Twitter: @braverangels, @moniguzman

his week we reduce, reuse, recycle, in the worst way! Bee makes a joke for a very small venn diagram of super smash bros fans and criminal minds fans. Jason Gideon makes us lose our minds a little bit! Follow us on twitter: @WheelsUpPod

An author who treasures the art of letter-writing is spellbound by an inmate who becomes a pen pal, a man comes to terms with a personal tragedy caused by a gun, and a writer describes how Ernest Hemingway persuades him to risk his life by pretending to be a matador. Hosted by The Moth’s Artistic Director, Catherine Burns. The Moth Radio Hour is produced by The Moth and Jay Allison of Atlantic Public Media. Hosted by: Catherine Burns Storytellers: A. E. Hotchner, Kemp Powers, Joyce Maynard

Sarah Larson goes on record with Holly Hotchner, President and CEO of the National Women’s History Museum, to discuss the museum’s mission to tell the stories of women who transformed our nation. Learn More Holly has extensive experience creating new and interesting experiences for museum visitors and driving institutional advancement. She also led her own consulting firm working with nonprofits on strategic growth and held positions with The Princess Grace Foundation, Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Tate Gallery and the Museum of Modern Art.

Scherzi e risate nelle storie di oggi, che è martedì grasso. La prima è la storia di tre uomini in barca a vela, e della loro traversata improvvisata, goliardica e ricca di incontri stupefacenti. La seconda storia è quella di A. E. Hotchner, un giornalista, sceneggiatore e romanziere che si trova a scendere nell'arena nei panni di un torero con un manager d'eccezione: Ernest Hemingway. Playlist Boat Behind - Kings Of ConvenienceA Salty Dog - Procol HarumIl Vitello dai Piedi di Balsa - Elio e le Storie TeseIl Costume Da Torero - Brunori SasAi No Corrida - Quincy JonesLaughing On The Outside - Bernadette Carroll

Two Cellphones, A DS’ Stylus, XX_Teen_Girl_Looking_For_Inmate_XX. It’s 2005, baby! Join us as we talk about bombs, JJ’s pink blazer, and email printouts. Join us every other Wednesday! Follow us on socials: @WheelsUpPod

It's lucky episode 17 where we find out about Ken's EMT past, Michelle's abysmal snowboarding skills and all about 2 guys that liked to drink beer, go fishing and dream about opening up a restaurant. They also just happened to change the world for thousands and thousands of people with their unconventional salad dressing. Paul Newman and A. E. Hotchner were giants in their own industries but absolute titans when it came to giving back. They managed to change the industry while they were at it. Take a listen and tell your friends! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/michelle-doll4/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michelle-doll4/support

Steven Soderbergh really surprised us with this 1993 coming-of-age story set on the mean streets of 1930s St. Louis.  Because we had never heard of it.  Hard to believe that this nostalgia-bomb was missed by the two 90s kid hosts of this podcast.  Based on the memoirs A. E. Hotchner, the film start Jesse Bradford as Aaron, left to fend for himself against an onslaught of petty cops, bullies, bellboys, repo men, and so on as poverty and illness scattered his family during the Great Depression.  A surprising cast of all-stars and future stars round out this period drama. If you’d like to watch ahead for next week’s film, we will be discussing and reviewing Julien Duvivier’s Pépé le Moko (1937).

Welcome to Episode 73 of Profiling Criminal Minds where we discuss suicidal dopes, secondhand wine, and Mark Hamill! If you would like to read Count Vardulon's original reviews of each episode go to vardulon.com where you will find breakdowns of every episode of the show with additional material that focuses solely on the issue of profiling.

In light of widespread panic over recent events, many people are looking for answers on how to deal with difficult times. Fortunately, there are a number of ways you can bring light to the world in a dark time, and they begin with shifting your mindset on what reality truly is. In this episode, Ray and Dr Kirby Hotchner discuss the importance of vision, why forgiveness is essential, and spiritual practices to help calm and refocus your mind. Show Highlights Include: The life-changing difference between vision and sight (1:32) Why everything you’ve been taught about loss and gain is a lie (2:50) The most important act you can commit for yourself and others (5:56) This powerful transformation can only come through forgiveness (8:27) Why loving your neighbor is essential to your own well-being (9:15) The easy way to begin a meditation practice, even if you’ve failed in the past (12:39) How to use the “one monkey effect” to change the world (15:15) Why science and spirituality must be connected to function properly (18:20) How to surrender to God without abandoning your responsibilities (21:23) Ready to co-create the perfect life with your partner? Head over to http://bothonboard.com/ to get your free special report on “7 Game-changers for Highly Effective Entrepreneurial Couples” and level up your life, business, and relationship.

It is easy to get wrapped up in the emotions of other people when it seems as though the entire world has descended into panic and chaos. But it doesn’t have to be that way. What should you do when everyone around you has given in to fear? In this episode, Ray and Dr. Kirby Hotchner discuss the best way to gain perspective in times of panic, individual practices that can help center you, and how to come out of difficult times stronger and more balanced. Show Highlights Include: This is the #1 skill to develop for a happy and fulfilled life (2:44) The surprising source of all the fear in the world (4:12) Why the current stressful situation can actually benefit anyone who takes this approach (7:00) There is no power outside of this one source (8:34) The one daily practice that can help you eradicate fear from your life (9:10) The one powerful thing you must realize about fear that can free you (16:49) Doing this only prolongs the suffering that you experience in a negative situation (19:43) Ready to co-create the perfect life with your partner? Head over to http://bothonboard.com/ to get your free special report on “7 Game-changers for Highly Effective Entrepreneurial Couples” and level up your life, business, and relationship.

Remembering Mickey Wright, A.E. Hotchner, Joseph ShabalalaMickey Wright was the leader on the women’s golf tour for over a decade in the 1950’s and 1960’s. She won more than 80 tournaments and Ben Hogan said she had the best swing of any golfer, man or woman, he had ever seen. A.E. Hotchner was the writer and bon vivant who served as a companion to Ernest Hemingway in Hemingway’s later years. Hotchner also went on to found a successful charity food company with his Connecticut neighbor, Paul Newman. Joseph Shabalala was the South African musician and singer who founded and led the group Ladysmith Black Mambazo.

Published in 1926, Ernest Hemingway told the spicy, dramatic tale of a group of passionate and broken expatriates spending a wine-hazed week at the Pamplona Fiesta, where all their interpersonal dramas come to full boil. Things are heating up for Ol' Matty, too, as he finds seducing a volcano for a ride out of the Center of the Earth was more than he bargained for. I'm not even surprised anymore. Sure, seduce a volcano. Turns out the writer of Ol' Matty's available is just as lazy as Verne, and the lethally dead-end plotline of wandering his subterranean prison are coming to an abrupt and epic end. After successfully turning the volcano on with a whole new segment, things got a little too saucy and lava-y for Ol' Matty as he is shot out of the volcano like a cannon, skyrocketing toward the surface. Quite a bit hungry, he uses this convenient burst of heat to make the spicy and boozy sandwich based on Ernest Hemingway's spicy and boozy novel, The Sun Also Rises. Say what you will about the Ol' fool, but he knows how to see the silver linings in things, and always when is the right time to drink - it may be his last, after all. Finding himself back on the surface eventually, and more importantly back in his element with his idol Hemingway, Ol' Matty may be elevated but he is delving deeper and deeper into history and literary analysis all the same. I was about to be impressed to be honest, I mean, the guy seems to be able to summon an orchestra for dramatic readings, but then he was attacked by a bear and it got weird again. Even though he now has paws for hands (Yes, both hands. Don't ask), once again Ol' Matty has created a wonderfully delicious word sandwich with a dangerously high alcoholic content, shimmying down the skinny of history (bread), story (meat), characters (cheese), themes (sauce) and his final thoughts (seasoning). But get this, he may have stitched bear paws on but he is healthier, he added both tomato and lettuce just for kicks! The novel is a impassioned, and beautifully spun and exaggerated roman à clef: the characters are based on real people in Hemingway's circle, and the action is based on real events. Hemingway presents his notion that Gertrude Stein's "Lost Generation"— who she and many else considered to have been decadent, dissolute, and irretrievably damaged by World War I—was in fact resilient and strong. Hemingway investigates the themes of love and death, the revivifying power of nature, and the concept of masculinity.Love stories? Love hearing about the tales of old with Ol' Matty but want to know them yourself? Want to join the Book Club Sandwich but don't have the time or desire to sit down and read? Well, you dolt, check out Audible, where you can drive to your destination and faraway lands all at once. P.S. Audible, please sponsor me. For more short stories like the one featured here, see The New Yorker either online or subscribe to have the magazine delivered for those delectable morning reads. You sponsor me too, New Yorker. Look at me GO. I have only ever read the book with my own eyeballs so I can't personally vouch for any version on Audible, however there is one read by William Hurt who I know is quite good and think we can trust, Quixotes. If you really don't want to read or listen, I recommend the 1957 film. Hemingway himself didn't like it because it was shot in Mexico for budget reasons, but the script itself treats the original text as gospel, the story is streamlined excellently and the dialogue is more or less directly lifted from the book. While Errol Flynn was glorious casting, and Ava Garner turned in a fine performance as Brett Ashley, other than Flynn the cast is terribly miscast on account of age, all at least 20 years older than they should be. Nevertheless, you forgive Ava Garner and Errol Flynn due to their solid performances, and Tyrone Power and Mel Ferrer are eventually believable as Jake Barnes and Robert Cohn. I haven't seen the 1984 version and don't care to, I'll confess. I only watched the 1957 for Flynn as the book is the best version of this story. Ol' Matty's Sources:A.E. Hotchner, Papa Hemingway: A Personal MemoirWikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Sun_Also_Rises_(1957_film)Shmoop Analysis - Cos Plot Summaries are hard on time constraints. https://www.shmoop.com/the-sun-also-rises/summary.htmlHemingway: The Paris Years by Michael ReynoldsFind us on FACEBOOK, TWITTER, or EMAIL us on deliciouswordsandwichpodcast@gmail.comwww.thatsnotcanonproductions.com

"Have to be careful with this one...you think bolt cutters are gonna help you, but it's only going to get worse from here..." -Detective Robert Hotchner R.C.P.D. 

"There was something up. Why was he in the police station, and how does he know so much about Officer Redfield?" - Detective Robert Hotchner R.C.P.D. 

"I've been a detective for a long time, but this case, this case keeps me up at night. Case File: See No Evil."                          - Detective Robert Hotchner R.P.D.

"Not sure about this one. He seems unstable. Wonder if he is going survive the whole thing."                  - Detective Robert Hotchner R.P.D. 

Juliette revisits her conversation with author A.E. Hotchner in celebration of his 101st birthday, literary career, and life. "Hotch" discusses his friendship with Ernest Hemingway, explores Hemingway's most important relationships and work, and even reveals Hemingway's favorite drink. This interview was originally released in October 2015, and remains Juliette's most personal and memorable.  A.E. Hotchner is a memoirist, novelist, playwright, and biographer. He has just released a new novel, "The Amazing Adventures of Aaron Broom."  

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In this special podcast, Juliette interviews author A.E. Hotchner about his new book, “Hemingway in Love: His Own Story.” He shares many fascinating stories about his long friendship with Ernest Hemingway and offers insight into Hemingway's writing, relationships, and more. We suggest enjoying this interview with a glass of Macallan scotch, twist of lime optional.

When you've written biographies on Sophia Loren, Ernest Hemingway and Doris Day you're bound to have some pretty incredible stories. This week on the podcast we join editor, novelist, playwright, and biographer A. E. Hotchner as he reflects on some memorable moments from impressive career. 

Learn more about puppy mills, where breeding dogs typically live in small cages for their whole lives without proper care. These mills sell puppies through pet stores and over the Internet. Tracie and Wayne discuss the campaign to help these dogs.

Paul and Me is an intimate account by the bestselling author A. E. Hotchner of his remarkable, enduring, fifty-three year friendship with Hollywood legend Paul Newman. Hotchner shares their adventures: From travels across the globe to jointly owning fishing boats to coping with the loss of Newman's son, Scott, to starting their food company, Newman's Own, as a prank which has given all of its $300 million of profits to charities.

Paul and Me is an intimate account by the bestselling author A. E. Hotchner of his remarkable, enduring, fifty-three year friendship with Hollywood legend Paul Newman. Hotchner shares their adventures: From travels across the globe to jointly owning fishing boats to coping with the loss of Newman's son, Scott, to starting their food company, Newman's Own, as a prank which has given all of its $300 million of profits to charities.