Podcasts about Inclusion rider

We talk to award-winning actor, writer, producer, playwright and educator Fanshen Cox, a dynamo in the entertainment industry.Born for great things, we begin our highly anticipated conversation celebrating February birthdays and the intriguing meaning behind her name which seemingly foreshadowed her professional path and progress in Hollywood.With a passion for acting at a young age, Fanshen talks about later moving to LA and becoming captivated by the idea that as an actor, she should write and produce her own material, which led to a renowned one-woman show that eventually her childhood friends, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, signed on to executive produce.As the founder of TruJuLo Productions, it becomes quite clear that Fanshen's legacy is largely one of pushing for necessary change in Hollywood as she's also the co-author of the Inclusion Rider and producer and host of Sista Brunch, a Webby-nominated podcast that highlights Black women working in Hollywood.Currently, as the DEIA Initiative Manager for the California Film Commission, we get her perspective on the ever-changing cultural, political and creative shifts in the industry, historically and currently and how enterprising creatives should move forward.If you're looking for inspiration, this is the conversation for you!

Fanshen Cox: Founder and president of TruJuLo Productions, Producer and host of Sista Brunch PodcastThings DiscussedHer interesting multi-cultural upbringing, why she has a Chinese name and the powerful meaning behind it.When she knew this work in tv/film was her path.What is the inclusion rider, who co-authored it and the realities of the real progress of it pre and post George Floyd.Things to accept working in capitalist societyWhat real truth is How her podcast Sista Brunch startedAnd so much more EPISODE LINKSFanshen CoxSista Brunch PodcastTruJuLo ProductionsBob Marley's WarWTYM Guest Hype song playlistHustle and SocializeNyysha Visiting the Plantation in the ‘I AM MY ANCESTORS' VENGEANCE T-SHIRTWTYM LINKSRitzy PeriwinkleBook Ritzy P as a SpeakerWord To Your Mama Store: Use code WTYM at check out to receive 10% off any order YouTubeWTYM Patreon PageDONATEMEDIA KITWTYM was recorded using Riverside.FM TRY NOWAVAILABLE WHERE EVER YOU CONSUME PODCASTS on socials @wtymama | email: hola@wordtoyourmama.com

Was ist ein Inclusion Rider, wie woke sind die Kinder heutzutage und warum geht eine Schwarze Frau zum Politikstudium nach Dresden. Das sind nur einige Stichworte aus dem Podcast mit Sophia Ayissi. Sophia ist Drehbuchautorin und war Producerin bei Wüste Film, bevor sie sich ganz dem Schreiben widmete. Im Podcast mit Wiebke berichtet sie davon, wie es zu diesem Wechsel kam und warum sie Geschichtenerzählerin werden musste. Erst 2018 hat Sophia ihr Studium an der HMS abgeschlossen und bereits jetzt Fernsehgeschichte geschrieben. Ihr produzierter Tatort „Schattenleben“, bei dem Mia Spengler Regie führte, ist der erste Film in Deutschland, bei dem der „Inclusion Rider“ angewendet wurde. Eine vertragliche Abmachung, die ein diverses Team vor und hinter der Kamera garantiert.

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SEASON 2 BONUS EPISODE! Playwright, actor, and educator Fanshen Cox sits down with Denise about the connection between advocacy and performance and how. Fanshen dives into the power of storytelling, her mantra TruJuLo (truth, justice, love), the illusion of progress in Hollywood, and actionable things we can do to promote true diversity in the entertainment industry.   Visit www.trujulomedia.com for more Fanshen.   -- About Fanshen Cox:    Award-winning playwright, actor, producer & educator, Fanshen Cox toured her one-woman show: One Drop of Love across the country for 7 years. For six years she served as SVP Development and Impact at Matt Damon and Ben Affleck's Pearl Street Films, and is now the President of her own production company, TruJuLo Productions. She served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Cape Verde, West Africa, and holds a BA in Spanish & Education, an MA in TESOL, and an MFA in TV, Film & Theatre. She has been honored with Distinguished Alumni Awards from CSULA and from Teachers College, Columbia University. Fanshen is also a co-author of the Inclusion Rider which was announced at the 2018 Oscar awards by Frances McDormand and the co-creator and co-host of the Webby nominated podcast Sista Brunch - highlighting Black women striving in entertainment and media.

In dieser Folge trifft Ricarda auf Regisseurin Mia Spengler. Die 32-jährige Münchnerin leistet ihren Beitrag zu mehr Diversität in der deutschen Medienlandschaft, indem sie bei Produktionen einen sogenannten "Inclusion Rider" anwendet. Diese explizite Vereinbarung innerhalb eines Vertragswerks sieht vor, dass marginalisierte Gruppierungen (z.B. LGBT, PoCs, Menschen mit Behinderung) in Serien und Filmen sichtbarer werden. Das erste Mal wurde der Inclusion Rider nun bei der ARD-Serie "Tatort" angewandt. Am 12. Juni 2022 wird der Tatort "Schattenleben" in der ARD ausgestrahlt. Checkt ihn aus!__________www.busen-freundin.de See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Diversität und Gendergerechtigkeit vor und hinter der Kamera – nur weniges hat die Film-und Fernsehbranche in den vergangenen Jahren stärker beschäftigt. Der NDR hat bei diesem Tatort nun mit dem sogenannten "Inclusion Rider" gearbeitet.

In this episode, we talk about the Dramatists Guild's new Inclusion rider and the initiatives surrounding it. At the time of this recording the rider had not been released. We're happy to report that we've released the rider and you can get a copy here: https://www.dramatistsguild.com/inclusion This rider is the first of its kind to come out of the theatre industry. Our goal is to empower and encourage playwrights to advocate for Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Access, and Anti-racism in our own works while collaborating with our producing partners towards these shared goals. Our guests are playwrights and DG Council members Ty Defoe and Chisa Hutchinson. TALKBACK is a production of the Dramatists Guild. It's produced by Amy VonMacek, Sarah Storm, and me, Christine Toy Johnson and mixed by Robare Delaney Pruyn. Our theme music is by Andrea Daley. . The Dramatists Guild Presents: TALKBACK is distributed by The Broadway Podcast Network. Join the conversation online use hashtag #DGTALKBACK Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://wordsmusicandnews.com/2021/10/22/recording-academy-adds-inclusion-rider/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sherrill-fulghum/support

Tina Tinde has worked in international organisations since she was in her mid twenties. Throughout her career she has fought for gender equality, inclusion and safeguarding against sexual exploitation and abuse and Sexual Harassment her entire career. In this conversation with Lars Peter Nissen she provides her perspective on how we can address these issues and the progress we have made over the past decades. Support this podcast

While accepting her Academy Award for Best Actress in 2018, Frances McDormand shouted out a word that set the internet aflutter: Inclusion Rider.  In a 2019 Femtastic Oscars Edition podcast, Katie interviewed one of the co-authors of the inclusion rider, law partner in civil rights and employment, Kalpana Kotagal, to introduce us to the concept. An inclusion rider is a clause added onto a contract, and usually an A-lister's contract, that requires diversity both on-screen and off in the hiring for Hollywood productions. Today, Kalpana and fellow co-author Fanshen Cox, head of strategic outreach at Pearl Street Films, join the podcast to give us an update on how the Inclusion Rider has changed Hollywood since 2018. Hint: You've probably watched a film or TV show that was produced using an inclusion rider. ;)  What successes have they had in building the inclusion rider into productions? What challenges and push-back have they encountered, and where do we go next? How can those of us that don't work in Hollywood support the inclusion rider, both via the entertainment we consume AND how we bring the principles of the inclusion rider into our own organizations?  LINKS: - Color of Change's Inclusion Rider Explainer Video - Kalpana and Fanshen's Refinery29 op-ed on the latest version of the Inclusion Rider - Kalpana Kotagal on Twitter: @KalpanaKotagal - Fanshen Cox on Twitter: @Fanshen   - Cohen Milstein on Twitter: @CohenMilstein - Pearl Street Films on Twitter: @pearlstreet

This week, Shu and Sherm are joined by two of the creators of the Hollywood Inclusion Rider: Fanshen Cox and Kalpana Kotagal.  They discuss what The Inclusion Rider is, why it's necessary, and how it can improve diversity across the entertainment industry.  Listen now!WebsitePatreonInstagramFacebookTwitterE-mail: diversityhirespodcast@gmail.com

For this episode, I got to meet the brilliant hosts of the Sista Brunch podcast. Sista Brunch is a podcast about black women+ thriving in entertainment & media careers. My two guests are Fanshen Cox and Anya Adams. Fanshen is an Award-winning playwright, actor, producer & educator She just wrapped up seven years of touring her one-woman show: One Drop of Love and she is also a Producer and Development Executive at Matt Damon and Ben Affleck's Pearl Street Films. She serves on the board of The Annenberg Inclusion Initiative and on the Kennedy Center's Turnaround Arts Equity Advisory Committee. And Fanshen is also a co-author of the Inclusion Rider which was announced at the 2018 Oscar awards by Frances McDormand. Anya Adams is an award-winning director, most recently taking home the NAACP Image Award for Best Director in Comedy for 2020. Anya's career skyrocketed after directing an episode of Blackish in 2017. Since then she has gone on to direct the Netflix pilot Ginny and Georgia, episodes of The Good Place, Single Parents, G.L.O.W., Charmed, Fresh off the Boat, Speechless and many more. This is juicy, and it is real talk. The f-bombs fly. You've been warned. And go subscribe to Sista Brunch. Although I don't even need to tell you that. You are about to fall in love.

This is the final episode in The Way Back Series - how entertainment and production will navigate getting back to work while living with COVID-19. In this episode, we want to talk about how we will ensure we keep moving forward with diversity, inclusion and representation, and not lose any ground due to the recent work stoppage and the scarcity it created. To do this, we have assembled an amazing panel. We’ve asked the brilliantly talented women of the Sista Brunch Podcast, Fanshen Cox, co-host of Sista Brunch, Award-winning playwright, actor, producer & educator and co-author of the Inclusion Rider, and Christabel Nsiah-Buadi, Award-winning radio journalist, executive producer of Sista Brunch and writer for British Vogue and The Independent to take over the Catch A Break Podcast. Panelists include Kirsten Schaffer, Executive Director of Women In Film and one of the forces behind the WIF ReFrame initiative, Marcei Brown, co-creator of Crewvie, a global inclusion database, and one of the founders of the Catch A Break Podcast, Yolanda Cochran, SVP Live Action Production at ViacomCBS’ Nickelodeon & Awesomeness and member of the PGA One Guild Committee, and Kalpana Kotagal, Partner at Cohen Milstein and co-author of the Inclusion Rider.

Kathryn interviews Kalpana Kotagal, partner at Cohen Milstein and co-author of the Hollywood “Inclusion Rider” (made famous by Frances McDormand during her 2018 Oscars acceptance speech). They talk about strategies for diversity in the workplace and race and gender discrimination.   Episode Resources kkotagal@cohenmilstein.com  https://www.cohenmilstein.com/professional/kalpana-kotagal#:~:text=Kalpana%20Kotagal%20is%20a%20Partner,Ms.    Episode Highlights The night of the Oscars - 1:07 Working behind the scenes for a while - 2:01 Diversifying the profession - 8:07 Access and inclusion issues - 9:42 How to use inclusion writers - 11:08 Increasing litigation in the law space - 27:03 What Big Law is doing about inclusion - 28:51 Pressure points - 29:25 Subscribe, Share, and Review To get the next episode subscribe with your favorite podcast player. Subscribe with Apple Podcasts Follow on Spotify Leave a review on Apple Podcasts

This week, we're discussing corporate America's failed attempts at inclusion, how we can all break out of our own bubbles, and why it takes more than a "chief diversity officer" to change a company's culture.FOLLOW US:One35Agency.comInstagramTwitterFacebookPRODUCED BY:VERSE TWO

Sista Brunch is a relaxed and fun interview-style podcast where Black women+ (cis-, transgender & non-binary) in the media reveal how they broke into—and now thrive in—one of the world’s toughest industries, with candor and humor. The show is hosted by NAACP Award-winning director Anya Adams (Blackish, Fresh Off the Boat, G.L.O.W.) and Fanshen Cox, award-winning playwright, and co-author of the Inclusion Rider, made famous by Frances McDormand in 2018. Our guests are Black women+ working in all areas of entertainment. It’s a blend of the casual, contemporary nature of BuzzFeed’s Another Round with the in-depth interviews on NPR’s Fresh Air with industry leaders and trailblazers.  Sista Brunch’s mission is to share first-person stories of Black women+ across media / entertainment—building community around what can be an isolating experience—and inspire young people to reach for their dream careers. Hosts Anya Adams, Fanshen Cox and executive producer Christabel Nsiah-Buadi join us this week to talk about their own careers; how they got to thriving in media & entertainment. We also talk candidly about white fragility and the need for white people to educate themselves on systemic racism and be allies for Anti-Racism.  Please know this episode was recorded on May 22, 2020, prior to the national and global Black Lives Matter protests, which we stand with.  Included in this episode as well, audio excerpts from the Justice for George Queens march - hear directly from the young leaders and what actionable steps you can do to support legislation to keep police accountable and advocate for destructing the systems that support racism.  Follow Sista Brunch: @sistabrunchpodcast  Follow Justice for George Queens: @justiceforgeorgequeens Educate yourself! Check our website for Anti-Racism resources and how you can become a better ally.  Love to you all.  

Today, our guest is Fanshen Cox DiGiovanni, who works in film and entertainment as both a creative and a gamechanger in the world of representational diversity. We talk about whiteness and white supremacy, race and racism, forgiving ourselves and others, call-out culture, and the importance of emotional stamina. This was a deep and vulnerable conversation where Fanshen and I dialogued and worked through important conversations. I really appreciate where we went with this interview Fanshen is an award-winning playwright, actor, producer and educator, as well as Head of Strategic Outreach at Pearl Street Films. In this role, she advises Pearl Street’s owners, Matt Damon and Ben Affleck, on taking specific steps towards inclusive representation in the entertainment industry. One of her first initiatives on the job was to co-author the Inclusion Rider, and she was recently named one of 12 ‘Hollywood Disruptors’ by The Wrap. She frequently performs her one-woman show, One Drop of Love, across the country. She served as a Peace Corps Volunteer in Cape Verde, West Africa, and has designed curricula for and taught English as a Second Language to students from all over the world.

We’re talking about legal efforts to extend the #MeToo conversation beyond firing men who behaved badly. And we’re exploring policies that can actually foster more inclusive work environments. Plus, we talk to the co-author of the inclusion rider, attorney Kalpana Kotagal.

Welcome to Heels of Justice; these are the stories of women lawyers who are trailblazers in their field and paved the way for the rest of us. Today, the Heels of Justice interview Kalpana Kotagal, Partner at Cohen Milstein, a member of the firm’s Civil Rights & Employment practice group, and Chair of the firm’s Hiring and Diversity Committee. Ms. Kotagal plays an active role in the investigation and development of new matters for the Civil Rights & Employment practice group. Ms. Kotagal is a co-author of the “Inclusion Rider,” referenced by Oscar-winning actress Frances McDormand in her 2018 Best Actress acceptance speech.   Key Takeaways [1:20] Katherine welcomes Kalpana to the Heels of Justice podcast and asks her to talk about what led her to law. [4:22] From steadfastly wanting to be a class action litigator to becoming a class action litigator, were there any moments of doubt? Kalpana shares her call back week of uncertainty. [6:44] Kalpana shares her clerkship experience and learning about the tradition and meaning of lawyering as well as the importance of a rich personal life. [08:36] How Kalpana’s practice started and evolved at Cohen Milstein, from antitrust law to civil rights and employment practice. [10:55] On the connection between gender and sexual discrimination in the workplace.  [14:19] Who is Rose Schneiderman and why is her story so meaningful? [17:30] Kalpana talks about the barriers she faces in her practice, pervasive examples being employment NDA’s, class waivers, or independent contractor issue. Katherine asks which of the issues listed would have the most impact if it was fixed immediately. [21:57] Here is an unlikely question for Heels of Justice Podcast: Katherine asks Kalpana about the 2018 Oscars. [26:39] And if someone wants to use the Inclusion Rider, how does one go about it? [39:20] Kalpana talks about being thrust in the spotlight, the remarkable opportunities to have and be a voice for others as well as becoming a target for backlash and how she chooses to deal with the lows that come with this kind of exposure.   [33:28] Failure isn’t personal: it’s part of the work, it is different from loss and it will always be a learning opportunity, Kalpana shares how she pulls through her own failures. [39:48] Would Kalpana have any advice for her young self? [41:06] Katherine thanks Kalpana for sharing so much of her experience on the Heels of Justice podcast and she signs off until next time.   That’s it for this episode of Heels of Justice; if you like the stories we’re telling, please visit our website. You can join our mailing list, learn more about our guests, and see what we have planned for the future. You can also follow us on Twitter, on Instagram, and on Facebook. Disclaimer: The opinions you have heard are ours or our guest’s alone. They’re not the opinions of our employers, or our clients, or our bosses, and not our husbands, kids or pets, or anyone else’s.   Mentioned in this episode (chronological order) Cohen Milstein The Honorable Betty Binns Fletcher William Fletcher Title 7 EEOC — Select Task Force on the Study of Harassment in the Workplace Jenny R. Yang Joseph M. Sellers Rose Schneiderman Stacy Smith USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism’s Inclusion Initiative Fanshen Cox DiGiovanni Pearl Street Films Frances McDormand at the 2018 Oscars The Inclusion Rider Michael B. Jordan Warner Media Just Mercy Brian Stevenson Outlier Society Wal-Mart Stores, Inc. v. Dukes Justice Antonin Scalia   More about the Heels of Justice hosts Sarita Venkat, and Katherine Minarik Heels of Justice on the Web Heels of Justice on Twitter Heels of Justice on Instagram Heels of Justice on Facebook   Sarita Venkat on LinkedIn Katherine Minarik on LinkedIn Katherine Minarik on Twitter Katherine Minarik at cleverbridge   Personal stories (edited) “I really spent the bulk of my career advocating for workers, and with my two colleagues, I had been in the process of working on the inclusion rider — a contractual tool that would allow influential people in Hollywood to approve hiring practices on projects they were working on. In the months before the Oscars, we’d been working behind the scenes with agents and lawyers and talking about this project in presentations and in one of those presentations was Frances McDormand’s agent. Frances heard about the inclusion rider and when she won the Oscar, she got up on the stage and at the end of her acceptance speech she said, “I have two words to leave with you: Inclusion Rider.” All of a sudden, the project was stratospheric, everyone was asking what it was and how it could be used.” More about our guest Kalpana Kotagal’s bio at Cohen Milstein

During her acceptance speech at the 2018 Academy Awards, actress Frances McDormand let the world know about inclusion riders, a novel contract provision that improves hiring practices to deepen diversity within an industry like Hollywood. In light of the 2019 Oscars on Sunday, we welcome in Kalpana Kotagal, a civil rights and employment lawyer at Cohen Milstein and a co-author of the inclusion rider, to explain what’s happened in the year since the provision took center stage. Also on this week’s Pro Say, Justice Clarence Thomas wants to open up libel laws; the Supreme Court deals a blow to civil asset forfeiture; and a judge’s dissatisfied “meh” makes its way into a published order.

This week, Warner Bros. announced their approach to having an "inclusion rider." How can music artists learn more from this movement and incorporate this kind of value into their own approach? Today, we talk about how and why every artist should have an inclusion rider. Resources: Episode #118 - Art and Activism

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Frances McDormand ended her Oscars acceptance speech with two words: “inclusion rider.” Attorney Kalpana Kotagal, who actually wrote the inclusion rider, explains what it is, how it came about, and why it will drive diversity and inclusion in Hollywood and beyond.

Practice Areas Civil Rights & Employment Admissions District of Columbia • New York Education University of Pennsylvania, J.D., cum laude, 2005 • Stanford University, B.S., with Honors, 1999 Clerkships & Fellowships Law Clerk, the Hon. Betty Binns Fletcher, U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, 2005-2006 About Kalpana Kotagal Kalpana Kotagal is a Partner in Cohen Milstein, and a member of the firm’s Civil Rights & Employment practice and Chair of the firm’s Hiring and Diversity Committee. She is also the co-author of the "Inclusion Rider," referenced by Oscar-winning actress Frances McDormand in her 2018 Best Actress acceptance speech. Ms. Kotagal focuses almost exclusively on employment class actions involving allegations of discrimination. Currently, she represents a class of female sales employees in a Title VII and Equal Pay Act case against one of the nation's largest jewelry chains in Jock, et al. v Sterling Jewelers Inc. Her clients have alleged a pattern of sex discrimination in compensation and promotions. Ms. Kotagal also played an instrumental role in representing Wal-Mart employees in the landmark Supreme Court case Dukes v. Wal-Mart Stores Inc., a case establishing new rules governing class certification. Ms. Kotagal earned her B.S. from Stanford University, with honors, and her J.D. cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania, where she was a James Wilson Fellow. Ms. Kotagal was Articles Editor of the University of Pennsylvania Law Review. Ms. Kotagal served as a law clerk to the Honorable Betty Binns Fletcher, U.S. Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit. A noted public speaker, Ms. Kotagal recently addressed the 2018 Democratic Attorneys General Spring Policy Conference and the National Women’s Law Center’s Spring Reception in Washington, D.C. In June she will be speaking at the American Constitution Society’s 2018 National Convention, and the 2018 National Employment Lawyers Association Annual Convention. Ms. Kotagal is honored to be invited to by the University of California, Irvine School of Law to be its Commencement Speaker for the 2018 Commencement.

Carol is joined by Bloomberg's Lisa Abramowicz and they speak to Chamath Palihapitiya, CEO at Social Capital, on speaking out for equality in Silicon Valley.  Stacy Smith, Founder & Director of USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative, talks about creating the "Inclusion Rider" and what it means for women in Hollywood. Alicia Garza, Co-Founder of Black Lives Matter, discusses her grassroots efforts for equality. Carolyn Tastad, Group President NA at P&G, explains the new myths that are holding women back And we Drive to the Close withWayne Wicker, Chief Investment Officer at ICMA-RC.  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Carol is joined by Bloomberg’s Lisa Abramowicz and they speak to Chamath Palihapitiya, CEO at Social Capital, on speaking out for equality in Silicon Valley.  Stacy Smith, Founder & Director of USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative, talks about creating the "Inclusion Rider" and what it means for women in Hollywood. Alicia Garza, Co-Founder of Black Lives Matter, discusses her grassroots efforts for equality. Carolyn Tastad, Group President NA at P&G, explains the new myths that are holding women back And we Drive to the Close withWayne Wicker, Chief Investment Officer at ICMA-RC. 

Lots for Teresa Delgado, Tricia Barr, and Sarah Woloski to discuss as Star Wars Rebels is now over. The entire Fangirls Going Rogue team, including Sandra Choute, visited Walt Disney Studios in Burbank, California, to experience the series finale and attend the cast Q&A. We share our favorite moments. If you haven't listened to our roundtable with Dave Filoni, check it out. Our character discussion mashes up Harry Potter and Star Wars with the fangirls sorting favorite GFFA characters into Potterverse houses. Is Rey a Gryffindor? Poe a Ravenclaw? Leia a Slytherin? Tune in to find out! This week's news led to a powerful discussion on representation and what the Star Wars franchise can do better. News: Mark Hamill gets a star on the Walk of Fame. Jon Favreau to Executive Produce and Write Live-Action Star Wars Variety's article on backlash to Favreau announcement What's an Inclusion Rider? (via NPR) As always, reviews and ratings are our life blood. If you enjoyed this episode take a moment to leave a review and share it on social media. Thanks for listening, and until next time: Yub yub! Social Media Fangirls Going Rogue: @FGGoingRogue Tricia: @fangirlcantina Teresa: @icecoldpenguin Sarah: @JediTink Sandra: @geekchic9 Facebook: Fangirls Going Rogue Instagram: @FGGoingRogue Tumblr: fangirlsgoingrogue.tumblr.com Instagram: @FGGoingRogue Voicemail: 331-21 Ewoks or 331-213-9657 (or hit that cool Voicemail button on the website) Email: contact@fangirlsgoingrogue.com (or use our Contact page) NEW! Youtube T-shirts: at our Tee Public Store

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Award-winning TV writer Sameer Asad Gardezi stops by the show to chat about his experiences writing for shows like Modern Family, being the only POC in white writer’s rooms, and his work with Muslim writer’s room projects. And then, stay tuned for a quick gut-check on The Oscars and the ‘Inclusion Rider’ (what the h*ck is it?) with our beloved Tabir Akhter. You can follow Sameer Gardezi at@sameergardezi and his website sameergardezi.com. Follow his writing room collaborators @MuslimArc, @PopCollab, and @UPFTV. Follow Tabir at @tabir. Follow Ahmed at @radbrowndads. Follow the show @seesomething and facebook.com/seesomethingpodcast.  Email us at saysomething@buzzfeed.com.  Our music is by The Kominas, follow them at @TheRealKominas and kominas.bandcamp.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As part of Women's History Month, we take a look at "A Wrinkle in Time" from director Ava DuVernay. We also discuss other great women filmmakers. And, of course, we talk a bunch about the Georgia film & TV industry. In this episode we also... * Share our Top 3 movies from female directors * Discuss some new Georgia-lensed TV and film productions * Debate the "Inclusion Rider" buzz * Play the movie game once again * And much more! Tweet us @CinemATL, @badger33 (Mike) or @Martay_ReelOne (Martin) -- and SHARE this as much as possible! Thanks to Eureka Failure for providing the music again for this month's podcast! You can also WATCH this podcast on YouTube: https://youtu.be/l7JDBsBw7eg

This week on the show, Collin and Jacob talk about previous winners of the best picture title, the Rick and Morty Szechuan sauce situation, and whether or not their fart noise is authentic sounding.     Contact us:  Our Youtube: FPP Creative Group Collin's Youtube: Collin After Hours Facebook: The Snyder-Collin Facebook Page Email: FPPCreative@gmail.com Twitter & Instagram: @jacobswetsuit Twitter: @collin_goode Visit our website!     Any question sent to the email above will be read and answered out loud on the show, unless you tell us otherwise. We want to make you guys happy!     Wanna sponsor us? Like for real, not like our Inclusion Rider ad at the beginning of this episode. Let us know, we'd love to let you sponsor us. We're--like--totally trying to sell out here.      FPP Broadcasting

Academy Award-Winning Actor and Producer Frances McDormand (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, Fargo, Olive Kitteridge, Almost Famous) makes asparagus risotto and discusses the creative process fueling her long, badass career. If you're cooking along while you listen, you'll need the following to make your dish: Ingredients:1 bunch asparagus1 tablespoon olive oil 2 big handfuls chanterelle mushrooms (or morels, porcini, or cultivated mushrooms)Salt1 stick butter (8 tablespoons) 1 yellow onion, diced2 cups short-grained Italian rice (like carnaroli or arborio)3/4 cup dry white wine3 - 4 sprigs thyme, leaves picked off stems and chopped6 cups homemade chicken stock or water (avoid store-bought chicken stock)1 cup grated Parmesan cheese Tools: vegetable peelerknifecutting boardstovebig spoonslotted spoonladlesmallish saucepanskilletblenderfood processor, or mortar and pestlecheese gratertimer

Academy Award-Winning Actor and Producer Frances McDormand (Three Billboards Outside Ebbing Missouri, Fargo, Olive Kitteridge, Almost Famous) makes asparagus risotto and discusses the creative process fueling her long, badass career. If you're cooking along while you listen, you'll need the following to make your dish: Ingredients:1 bunch asparagus1 tablespoon olive oil 2 big handfuls chanterelle mushrooms (or morels, porcini, or cultivated mushrooms)Salt1 stick butter (8 tablespoons) 1 yellow onion, diced2 cups short-grained Italian rice (like carnaroli or arborio)3/4 cup dry white wine3 - 4 sprigs thyme, leaves picked off stems and chopped6 cups homemade chicken stock or water (avoid store-bought chicken stock)1 cup grated Parmesan cheese Tools: vegetable peelerknifecutting boardstovebig spoonslotted spoonladlesmallish saucepanskilletblenderfood processor, or mortar and pestlecheese gratertimer

Liz Kelly is the manager of Production & Development Labs at Fox Global Inclusion group. She's out there working her ass off to help launch filmmakers careers. She explained what inclusion rider was to me, then shared what she learned from working with so many talented, hardworking filmmakers. Recorded 3.10.2018 Stacey Smith Professor at USC Annenberg and the inventor of inclusion rider https://annenberg.usc.edu/faculty/communication/stacy-smith San Diego Latino Film Festival (3/24) http://2018.sdlatinofilm.com/ Arlo Finch https://www.amazon.com/Arlo-Finch-Valley-Fire-August/dp/1626728143

On this episode: it’s been a week since Frances McDormand namechecked the Inclusion Rider at the Oscars. How does it work? How will its supporters sustain the momentum for it, especially since it already has its detractors? Next the work of Ava DuVernay. And the work she was doing that’s shaping the work she’s doing now. Also… our work at the Oscars – we discuss the process behind our Oscar coverage, from the writing to the assigning to, yes, even the bathroom breaks.Catch us weekly on iTunes, Google Play, and Spotify, hit us up on twitter at @laineygossip and @duanaelise, and as always visit LaineyGossip.com for more pop culture insight and analysis. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Mike Matthews talks about Jeff Sessions threatening California, Michael B. Jordan using an Inclusion Rider, EPCOT remembering a long defunct ride, and ZipRecruiter spamming the heck out of folks. Plus it’s Chely Shoehart, Floyd the Floorman, and John Deer the Engineer. Next show it's Benita, the Disgruntled Fiddle Player, and the Brewmaster.

Mike Matthews talks about Jeff Sessions threatening California, Michael B. Jordan using an Inclusion Rider, EPCOT remembering a long defunct ride, and ZipRecruiter spamming the heck out of folks. Plus it’s Chely Shoehart, Floyd the Floorman, and John Deer the Engineer. Next show it's Benita, the Disgruntled Fiddle Player, and the Brewmaster.

Cerramos la sexta temporada de La Sexta Nominada comentando la ceremonia de los Oscar en la 90 edición de los premios de la Academia. ¿Qué nos pareció la gala? ¿Por qué ganó la película de Guillermo del Toro. ¿Qué es eso del Inclusion Rider que mencionó Frances McDormand en su ya icónico discurso? ¿Ha encontrado al Academia en Jimmy Kimmel a un presentador en el que confiar el show a medio plazo?

This week on the show, David joins Collin and Jacob as they talk about the biggest night in Hollywood: The Oscars! Also, there may or may not be an Instagram Live chat with the one and only Della Too Dope.     Contact us:  Our Youtube: FPP Creative Group Collin's Youtube: Collin After Hours Honestly Dav's Youtube: Honestly Dav Facebook: The Snyder-Collin Facebook Page Email: FPPCreative@gmail.com Twitter & Instagram: @jacobswetsuit Honestly Dav's Twitter: @HonestlyDav Twitter: @collin_goode Visit our website!     Any question sent to the email above will be read and answered out loud on the show, unless you tell us otherwise. We want to make you guys happy!     Wanna sponsor us? Like for real, not like our Inclusion Rider ad at the beginning of this episode. Let us know, we'd love to let you sponsor us. We're--like--totally trying to sell out here.      Timecodes:   00:00:00-00:01:00 Intro/Sponsor  00:08:20 What are the Oscars? 00:12:00 In Memorium  00:19:20 Kumail Nanjiani  00:30:00 Best Costume winner  00:35:15 Dear Basketball: A Kobe Bryant Story 00:37:30 Collin talks about Jóhann Jóhannsson, even though he actually didn't score Slumdog millionaire.  00:45:20 What if the Oscars gave a damn about Comic book movies? 00:51:50 Best supporting actress  00:57:58 Tarantino's acceptance speech for Pulp Fiction 01:03:15 Collin and Dav's Coheed and Cambria adventure  01:09:40 Best actress 01:17:40 Best Director  01:19:50 Dunkirk didn't need to be non-linear  01:29:00 Della Too Dope's livestream  01:44:50 Plugs       FPP Broadcasting

Oscars Fallout - Hollywood Hot Takes No. 4 ***This is a Mostly Spoiler Free Episode*** We discuss a Shape of Water spoiler at the beginning of the episode. Other than that, it’s a news and commentary kind of show, and we avoid spoilers. The Post-Oscars Scoreboard: Dunkirk Fared Well: 5:30 Lady Bird’s Shutout: 6:34 Shape of Water’s Year: Our First Viewing - 10:19 First SciFi Best Picture Winner - 11:33 Who Stood Out Most Oscar Sunday? - 13:48 Oscars’ Low Ratings: Why Did It Happen - 17:02 Politics and Hollywood - 20:34 How Can Hollywood Fix It? - 31:50 Francis McDormand’s Night: Oscar Stolen - 34:13 What’s an Inclusion Rider - 35:40 Is it Unconstitutional? - 37:04 Is an Inclusion Rider a Good Thing? - 38:51 Putting a Bow on the 2017 Oscars - 44:11 We’ve already rehashed the Oscars award by award and given you all the highlights in our Recap Episode No. 49. This episode No. 50 dives deeper into the big stories coming out of Hollywood’s big night. We break down some of the major headlines, while also making some of our own. In true Hollywood Hot Take fashion, we try to get beyond the applause, the congratulations, and the industry posturing to give you a look behind the curtain of this worldwide stage. The Oscar Scoreboard negated our puzzle theory, but we rehash the overall take for some of the most nominated and acclaimed films from the Academy’s 90th show. We discuss Lady Bird’s empty hands & The Shape of Water’s place in Oscar History. Is the big winner a Science Fiction film? And if not, what is it? We also ask which big screen stars raised their profiles with their performances upon the small screen. Our centerpiece topic covers the TV Ratings of the show and the reasons for why they may be dropping. We dive deep into muddy waters and try to understand the stories behind the ratings. There’s definitely a gap between perception and reality in how the broadcast transpired. This opens up our discussion on whether or not the Oscars are political, or if they’re partisan. We cannot ignore how the media has covered the event, and tough questions must be asked and answered. Frances McDormand’s speech was perhaps the show’s biggest takeaway. We discuss the theft of her award at the Governor’s Ball, and then illuminate her final words, “Inclusion Rider,” both the spirit and legality of the phrase. Finally, we break down the causes and effects of the changes happening in Hollywood regarding representation and equality. Has it been movement or market driven, or both? It’s a substantial discourse before we can end with some lighter subjects including what’s next for Jordan Peele. Stay tuned for more MMO episodes. We’ll have the Mike, Mike, & Oscars, where we continue our 2017 Year In Review series and unveil our top performances and films of the year. We’ll also have another movie review coming out soon, as well as a 2018 Year in Preview, where we’ll give you an early look at all the potential 2018 Oscar films and what we’re looking forward to the most in the year to come. Chat with us on social media. We’re on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Reddit, and gmail. Mikemikeandoscar.com is under construction and should be launched in the coming month. Also, please help us spread the word about our show. We’re gonna make this a year round show and hope you come along for the ride. Thanks for listening, and when reality sucks, keep watching movies with us. We’re Mike, Mike, and Oscar!

Latinos win big at the 2018 Oscars, but will anything really change? We also tackle Steven Spielberg’s Latino reboot of the movie musical - West Side Story - and discuss all the reasons this is a bad idea. Mike Sargent, national film contributor for FOX Business, PBS Newshour and chief film critic for WBAI Radio joins us to deconstruct it all. Episode Summary Mike Sargent talks about why Shape of Water was a safe choice by the Academy Why Mudbound didn’t win one award After the diversity of the Oscars, is Hollywood changed forever? Inclusion Rider and strong-arming Hollywood. Will it work? Spielberg's West Side Story Latino reboot and the foreseeable problems it will have Would you like to get in touch with us? Email us at highlyrelevant@showbizcafe.com and help us spread the word on social media: Twitter Facebook Instagram If you enjoyed this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and please subscribe! Ways to subscribe to Highly Relevant with Jack Rico:      • Click here to subscribe via iTunes    • Click here to subscribe via Spotify    • Click here to subscribe via Stitcher

Episode 173 (40 mins 36 secs) Heard about Vero? Did you watch the 90th Oscars? Are you wondering what an Inclusion Rider is, or have you had encounters with vindictive managers? Albert and Ruthy cover all that and more in this episode. Take a listen. 00:37 - "Slyboots" the band, plus a story about a vindictive manager04:41 - Vero and alternative social media18:15 - reactions to the 90th Academy Awards show (with Jiaming) 28:36 - What's going on - Slyboots - the band - From Vero-Love to Vero-Hate - Social media alternatives - the 90th Oscars- Kobe Bryant, Oscar Winner - “Inclusion rider” - Trends from Mobile World Congress- Cellebrite can unlock any iPhones - The anti-smartphone : Light Phone 2 - Instagram might get call and video chat - PlayStation 3 e3 conference look back Jiaming Liou twitter.com/jiamingliou Spoilers Pleeze podcast Ruthy instagram.com/grrace13 Albert Patrick twitter.com/albert5x5 instagram.com/albert5x5 "I Saw That Movie" blog Spoilers Pleeze podcast C.O.ComixMix Message us! whowhatwhereswhy@gmail.com Like and comment! facebook.com/whowhatwhereswhy merch! zazzle.com/whowhatwhereswhy Extra Stuff Extra Spoils! patreon.com/whowhatwhereswhyWant to show your support? -> whowhatwhereswhy.com/support Music provided by The Y Axes This episode was produced by Albert VergeldeDios and Jessica Lin More episodes, podcasts, movie reviews, and comic strips, at whowhatwhereswhy.com #stuffjunk

WHO WON! WHO LOST! YOU DECIDE! ... woops, wrong show. Sorry, ERB. Anyway, here were the 90th academy awards ceremony. As if with a movie shoot, now we got take TWO of Jimmy Kimmel AND Warren Beatty and Faye Dunaway presenting best picture. Did they screw it up this time? Well.. find out on the podcast Jack and Korey did to discuss it. We also talk Guillermo del Toro and the Shape of Water, why Get Out winning best screenplay is actually a "cool" thing, what about those montages and the #MeToo #TimesUp segment, what a "Inclusion Rider" is, and we take an impromptu question while on air from a faithful listener! (Which you can also do at wagesofcinema@gmail.com and our social media on Facebook and Twitter) Hope you enjoy - it turns out Jack and Korey had a lot to say even when they didn't think they could! (fyi, SPOILERS in case you haven't seen the Oscars - also, unfortunately there was a small technical issue at about 30 minutes into the episode, we tried to clean it up the best we could and put in a clip from the show, but we leave it here in some part though a minute has been lost forever). https://www.facebook.com/wagesofcinema https://www.twitter.com/wagesofcinema

In this episode, I talk about the Inclusion Rider that Frances McDormand dropped at the end of her speech at the 2018 Oscars and why it's good for people with disabilities!

Frances McDormand left the Oscar audience with a bit of home work last night… Stacy Smith, founder of the Annenberg Inclusion Initiative at the University of Southern California gives us a crash course

As we collectively process the impact of last night's #Oscars, we’re left pondering what progressed and what stayed the same when it comes to POC & Latinx representation on screen? We are happy to count the awards that went to Guillermo del Toro, Coco, and Jordan Peele as wins, but what about the fact that only 2.7% of film roles go to Latinxs? ([http://remezcla.com/lists/film/ucla-hollywood-diversity-report-2018/](http://remezcla.com/lists/film/ucla-hollywood-diversity-report-2018/)) Lets get INTO IT with two Latinx filmmakers working to change this dire statistic. This episode is part two of our interview with Linda Yvette Chávez and Marvin Lemus, the creators of the bilingual digital series GENTE-FIED (2017 Sundance Film Festival Selection, executive produced by America Ferrera & MACRO Ventures). If you haven’t yet, stop what you’re doing and immediately play part one of where we meet these award-winning writers, directors, and producers, who are passionate about telling nuanced #latinx stories and multi-dimensional, characters. On this episode, we talk about #intersectionality and dive further into race, ethnicity & gender in the film industry, and explore why #RepresentationMatters. We’re way over the lip service to #diversity and are here for some equity and inclusion! And yes, we cosign #FrancesMcDormand ’s suggestion of the #InclusionRider. Additionally, a group of Latinx industry professionals led by National Hispanic Media Coalition (NHMC), gathered Saturday 3/3, to demand greater roles for #Latinxs both behind the scenes here:[http://www.latinorebels.com/2018/03/04/nhmc-pre-oscars-protesters-demand-latinx-inclusion/](http://www.latinorebels.com/2018/03/04/nhmc-pre-oscars-protesters-demand-latinx-inclusion/) Follow Linda Yvette Chavez Instagram.com/lindayvettechavez twitter.com/lindayvette Follow Marvins Lemus www.elmarvinlemus.com Instagram.com/elmarvinlemus