Podcasts about inspirations

Celebramos nuevos discos y nuevas músicas en las que abundan las inspiraciones africanas, conectando Etiopía, Francia, Austria, Ghana, Norteamérica y Mali. Y nos ponemos flamencos en la segunda parte del programa, anunciando interesantes convocatorias musicales en nuestras #Mundofonews, como el Flamenco Festival London o el ciclo Villanos del Flamenco, en Madrid, contando con la voz invitada de su director artístico, Julio Martí. Terminamos también anunciando y celebrando la gira de los 40 años de Perujazz. We celebrate new albums and new music in which African inspirations abound, connecting Ethiopia, France, Austria, Ghana, North America and Mali. We turn to flamenco in the second half of the programme, announcing interesting musical events in our #Mundofonews such as the Flamenco Festival London and the Villanos del Flamenco series in Madrid, with the guest voice of its artistic director, Julio Martí. We also conclude by announcing and celebrating the 40th-anniversary tour of Perujazz. – Big Joanna - Amadi - Big Joanna – Shake Stew - Tristan junk - Ten one two – Berima Amo - Ahuɔfɛ (Beautiful one) - Rhythms of love – Girma Woldemichael - Fiqrishin derribé / Wrapped in your love - Nafqóte – INA Stars Orchestra with musicians from the Jackson State University - Makoro [+ Aoua Tounkara] - INA denw – Gerardo Núñez - Tío Pepe - Travesía – Álvaro Martinete - Camino del monte - Seis veredas – Arcángel - La noche en vela - Hereje – Tomatito - Alquimia - Paseo de los castaños – Perujazz - Funk andino - En vivo 2023, gira europea #Mundofonews: - Flamenco Festival London (GB) - Villanos del Flamenco (ES) - Perujazz (ES) Voz invitada: Guest voice: – Julio Martí (Villanos del Flamenco) Berima Amo (Jeffrey Dadzie)

Is it time to move beyond the old pedagogical framework?Anybody over a certain age will conjure the same image with the phrase ‘educational film' - death by talking head + PowerPoint.In this episode Matt was joined by Tiia Grøn, Senior Counselor and Video Producer, Nathalie Blomstereng, Senior Advisor and Learning Designer and Terje Bergli, Senior Tech Advisor, all joining him from UiT The Arctic University of Norway where the Tromsø Educational Film Festival was created.They talk about how the new generation of educators are redefining the framework through educator/filmmaker partnerships and how the diversity of formats, inspirational subject matter and international reach showcased at the festival illustrates that shift.Learning points from the episode include:00:00 – 02:24 Intro02:24 – 05:26 What is T.R.E.F.F and how did it begin05:26 – 06:54 The challenges of bringing film and learning together06:54 – 11:59 What lessons should educators take away11:59 – 15:22 What can filmmakers do to stand out at festivals15:22 – 17:39 What's next for T.R.E.F.F17:39 – 21:35 The T.R.E.F.F submission process21:35 – 27:22 Inspirations from this year's festival27:22 – 28:40 How to find out more about T.R.E.F.F28:40 – 31:26 Final takes31:26 – 32:22 OutroImportant links and mentions:Submit your film in early 2027: Tromsø Educational Film Festival - FilmFreewayKeep up to date with this year's results and next year's submission: https://result.uit.no/treff/Follow T.R.E.F.F on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tromso.educational.film.festivalFollow T.R.E.F.F on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tr.e.f.f/Take a look at the University: UiT The Arctic University of Norway | UiT

Fluent Fiction - Korean: From Creative Roadblocks to Inspirations: Jiho's Journey Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/ko/episode/2026-06-14-22-34-01-ko Story Transcript:Ko: 지호는 프리랜서 그래픽 디자이너로 바쁜 나날을 보내고 있었습니다.En: Jiho was busy as a freelance graphic designer.Ko: 늦은 봄의 해는 점점 길어지고, 그의 홈 오피스 창으로 들어오는 햇살이 따뜻했습니다.En: The days of late spring were getting longer, and the sunlight streaming through the window of his home office was warm.Ko: 벽에는 그가 완성한 작품들이 붙어 있었고, 혼자만의 공간은 평화로웠지만 시간이 부족함을 느끼고 있었습니다.En: His completed works were hung on the walls, and although his personal space was peaceful, he felt he was running out of time.Ko: 그는 이번 프로젝트가 얼마나 중요한지 잘 알고 있었습니다.En: He knew how important this project was.Ko: 중요한 고객과 장기 계약을 맺을 수 있는 기회였습니다.En: It was an opportunity to secure a long-term contract with an important client.Ko: 하지만 창의력이 고갈된 듯한 느낌에 사로잡혀 있었습니다.En: However, he was feeling trapped by a sense of depleted creativity.Ko: 그의 마음은 가족과 함께 보내야 할 시간 때문에 계속 흔들렸습니다.En: His mind was constantly torn by the time he felt he should spend with his family.Ko: 결국 그는 결심했습니다.En: In the end, he made a decision.Ko: "프리랜서의 집" 카페로 가기로 했습니다.En: He decided to go to the peuriraenseoui jib café.Ko: 이 카페는 무성한 식물들과 빈티지 가구로 가득 찬 아늑한 공간이었고, 부드러운 재즈 멜로디가 신선한 커피 향과 함께 흐르고 있었습니다.En: This café was a cozy space filled with lush plants and vintage furniture, with soft jazz melodies flowing alongside the fresh aroma of coffee.Ko: 지호는 창가 자리에서 영감을 찾길 바랐습니다.En: Jiho hoped to find inspiration by the window seat.Ko: 지호는 다른 아티스트들의 작품을 흘긋 보며 스스로를 강하게 몰아붙였습니다.En: Jiho pushed himself hard as he glimpsed at the works of other artists.Ko: 그러나 생각보다 상황은 나아지지 않았습니다.En: However, the situation did not improve as much as he had hoped.Ko: 고개를 들어 외부를 바라보던 중, 한 꼬마가 엄마와 함께 공원에서 풍선을 놀이하는 모습을 보았습니다.En: As he raised his head and looked outside, he saw a little child playing with a balloon in the park with his mom.Ko: 아이의 웃음소리와 함께 날아오르는 빨간 풍선이 그의 마음을 단번에 사로잡았습니다.En: The red balloon soaring with the child's laughter instantly captured his heart.Ko: 그 순간 지호는 무언가 깨달았습니다.En: In that moment, Jiho realized something.Ko: 단순한 즐거움에서 창의적인 영감을 얻을 수 있다는 사실입니다.En: He understood that creative inspiration can be derived from simple joys.Ko: 지호의 머릿속에서 아이디어가 샘솟기 시작했고, 그는 서둘러 스케치를 하기 시작했습니다.En: Ideas started to spring up in his mind, and he hurriedly began sketching.Ko: 마침내 그날 밤, 지호는 프로젝트를 완성했습니다.En: Finally, that night, Jiho completed the project.Ko: 클라이언트에게 제출한 결과물은 기대 이상이었고, 지호는 칭찬과 함께 계약을 따냈습니다.En: The results he submitted to the client exceeded their expectations, and he secured the contract along with praise.Ko: 지호는 중요한 깨달음을 얻었습니다.En: Jiho gained an important insight.Ko: "때때로 환경을 바꾸고 휴식을 취할 때, 새로운 관점에서 창의성을 찾을 수 있구나,"라는 생각이 그의 마음에 자리 잡았습니다.En: He realized, "Sometimes, when you change your surroundings and take a break, you can find creativity from a new perspective."Ko: 이제 지호는 창의적인 슬럼프에 대해 두려워하지 않게 되었습니다.En: This thought stayed with him.Ko: 프로젝트의 성공은 그에게 새로운 자신감을 심어주었습니다.En: Now, Jiho was no longer afraid of creative slumps.Ko: 그렇게, 지호는 다시 작업에 몰두하는 한편, 가끔은 쉬어가는 법도 배우기로 했습니다.En: The success of the project instilled a new confidence in him. Vocabulary Words:freelance: 프리랜서graphic designer: 그래픽 디자이너sunlight: 햇살completed: 완성한project: 프로젝트opportunity: 기회secure: 맺다contract: 계약depleted: 고갈된creativity: 창의력glimpsed: 흘긋 보며cozy: 아늑한lush: 무성한vintage: 빈티지melodies: 멜로디situation: 상황balloon: 풍선captured: 사로잡았다inspiration: 영감derived: 얻다sketching: 스케치를 하다exceeded: 기대 이상이었다praise: 칭찬insight: 깨달음surroundings: 환경perspective: 관점slumps: 슬럼프confidence: 자신감immersed: 몰두하는breaks: 휴식

Recurring guest and long-time friend of Bleeding Metal, Lindsay Schoolcraft joins Kiki in an episode that touches on everything from all the reasons why Artificial Intelligence should stay away from art, how the patriarchy harms everybody including men, and how different conditionings cultural backgrounds interfere in our abilities to learn vocal techniques.Lindsay breaks down the stories behind her upcoming album “Harrowing”, the symbolism in its cover art, and how her songwriting keeps evolving but will always keep some of that old-school Evanescence-style. We also go on a little tangent of how joining the lawsuit against her former band CRADLE OF FILTH was actually liberating and supportive of her Mental Health.00:00 LINDSAY SCHOOLCRAFT Comes Back After Two Years04:49 Mental Health and Self-Care Practices06:41 Standing Up for Justice in the Music Industry09:49 The Impact of AI on Music and Creativity19:00 Hope for Societal Change driven by Women23:07 Lindsay's Stories on her New Album "Harrowing"27:16 The Journey of Learning Harsh Vocals33:29 The Album Artwork for Lindsay Schoolcraft's "Harrowing"38:00 Influences and Inspirations in Music40:57 Lindsay Schoolcraft's Two Albums in Two Years coming upFind out more:Pre-order “Harrowing”Follow Lindsay Schoolcraft on InstagramLindsay's previous Bleeding Metal episode from Nov. 28, 2023Cody Johnstone's Bleeding Metal episode from Nov 27, 2025Lindsay's friend and ‘So Alive'-guest vocalist Krista Shipperbottom on InstagramRecorded on May 20th, 2026 (with a few internet glitches, sorry!).Bleeding Metal is hosted, produced, and edited by Kiki with Riverside⁠.Subscribe now to the Bleeding Metal Podcast wherever you listen and watch the video episodes on YouTube. Find more links on: https://linktr.ee/bleedingmetalpodIntro music by ⁠Savvier Nelson⁠⁠⁠ with vocals from himself and Kiki, as well as the familiar jingle vocals from singer Jelena Dobric⁠⁠⁠.

Original Air Date: June 2025 Episode Number: 463Episode SummaryThis week on Home In Progress, Dan tells the story of Earl Young -- a self-taught architect from Charlevoix, Michigan who never finished his degree, never drew a blueprint, and never really cared what the architecture establishment thought of him. What he left behind are some of the most unusual homes in the Midwest: curved stone walls, swooping roofs, fireplaces that feel like the center of the universe, and boulders he spent decades hauling out of Lake Michigan. Dan covers the full story -- where Young came from, how he worked, and what eventually happened to the neighborhood he built. Then he takes six design lessons from Young's approach and applies them to homes most of us actually live in.In This Episode[00:00] -- Opening: Rain, Roofs, and a Dead Sprinkler Pump[01:40] -- Charlevoix, Michigan[02:34] -- The Mushroom Houses[05:15] -- Earl Young: Origins[09:05] -- Breaking With the Rules[13:41] -- Vision and Inspirations[16:39] -- No Blueprints[19:31] -- The Boulder Problem[24:24] -- The Weathervane Restaurant and the 9-Ton Boulder[26:26] -- Fireplace as the Heart of the House[28:08] -- Legacy[29:22] -- How to Visit[32:29] -- Six Design Lessons from Earl YoungOpening: Rain, Roofs, and a Dead Sprinkler Pump [00:00]Dan opens with the classic split-brain problem of being a homeowner in summer. He's relieved that rain is coming -- the yard needs it. He is not relieved that rain is coming -- the roof has been suspicious lately. Then, one more thing: the sprinkler pump died. Standard summer. He moves on quickly.Charlevoix, Michigan [01:40]Before getting to the houses, Dan sets the scene. Charlevoix sits on a narrow isthmus between Lake Michigan and Lake Charlevoix. It's a resort town -- the kind of place people drive through and immediately start calculating whether they could afford to move there. It's also the kind of place that, if you grew up on its beaches and walked them long enough as a kid, could do something permanent to the way you see the natural world.The Mushroom Houses [02:34]Charlevoix has a neighborhood most people don't know about unless someone tips them off. The houses there don't look like anything else. Curved stone walls. Rooflines that swoop down low to the ground. Windows tucked into stone like they were always meant to be there. The whole feel of the place is fairy-tale -- which is why people have been calling them hobbit houses, gnome houses, and Flintstone houses for decades.They have an official nickname too: the Mushroom Houses. Named for the way the rooflines spread outward from the walls, sort of like a cap on a stem. Once you know that, you can't unsee it.They were all built by the same man. One man, working from dirt sketches and intuition, over most of his adult life.Earl Young: Origins [05:15]Earl Young was born in 1889 in Mancelona, Michigan. He moved to Charlevoix with his family around age 11. His parents divorced -- which wasn't common then -- and Young spent a lot of time on his own, walking the beaches around town. He wasn't doing anything in particular. He was just out there, picking up rocks, watching water, paying attention to the way the land looked.He fell in love with stones. Big ones specifically. The kind of boulders that Lake Michigan just deposits on the shore like it has nowhere else to put them. Most people walk around them. Young was already thinking about what he could do with them.Breaking With the Rules [09:05]Young went to the University of Michigan to study architecture. He lasted about a year. The curriculum was heavy on classical styles -- Victorian, Greek revival, Roman influence -- and Young had no patience for it. He didn't come to school to copy old European buildings. He went home to Charlevoix.For a while he sold insurance and real estate. He wasn't building yet. But he was watching. He kept picking up rocks.He eventually started building. No firm, no staff, no architecture license. Just an eye for stone, an instinct for how a building should sit on a piece of land, and a willingness to take as long as it took to do things the way he wanted them done.Vision and Inspirations [13:41]Dan identifies three things that shaped the way Young approached his work.The first was Frank Lloyd Wright's philosophy -- not Wright's specific style, but the underlying idea that a building should belong to its site. It shouldn't be dropped onto a lot. It should feel like it grew there. Young took that idea and ran with it in his own direction.The second was his rejection of academic architecture. Everything he'd been asked to learn and repeat in school was exactly what he didn't want to do. The rebellion wasn't just aesthetic -- it was personal.The third was the stones. Young's whole sensibility came from what Lake Michigan left on the shore. The materials weren't a choice he made at a building supply store. They were the starting point for everything else.No Blueprints [16:39]Young did not draw blueprints. When he had an idea for a house, he went outside and drew his plan in the dirt with a stick. He'd sketch the layout right there on the ground, work it out, make adjustments, and that was the plan.His wife Irene was an art teacher. At some point she started translating his dirt sketches and descriptions into actual drawings -- not formal blueprints, but enough that a builder could follow them. The designs came from him. She put them on paper. They worked like that for years.The Boulder Problem [19:31]Young didn't just use the rocks he could find lying around. He hunted for specific ones. When he found a boulder he wanted, he'd sometimes bury it in the woods to keep it safe until he needed it. Or he'd sink it in Lake Michigan and come back for it later.Dan compares this to hiding GI Joes as a kid -- the careful stashing of things you intend to retrieve. Except the things Young was hiding weighed several tons.When it was time to retrieve a boulder, he'd bring in teams of workhorses. No machinery, no cranes in the early years. Just horses, ropes, and however many men it took to move something that heavy across however much ground stood between the boulder and the house.The Weathervane Restaurant and the 9-Ton Boulder [24:24]The clearest example of how far Young would go for the right stone is the Weathervane Restaurant in Charlevoix. He built it. And for that building, he had been saving a single boulder -- nine tons -- for 26 years.When they finally set it in place, the floor sank. The supports weren't adequate for a 9-ton rock sitting on them indefinitely. They had to redo the foundation underneath it before they could move on.Young didn't reconsider the rock. He redid the floor.The Weathervane is still there. The boulder is still there too.Fireplace as the Heart of the House [26:26]Young treated the fireplace as the center of everything. Not a feature of the house -- the heart of it. In a lot of cases the fireplace was the first thing he designed, and the rest of the floor plan grew outward from there.The fireplaces in his houses are big and boulder-built, and they feel exactly as permanent as they look. They're not decorative. They're structural in the emotional sense of that word -- the thing the rest of the room organizes itself around.Legacy [28:08]Young built somewhere around 26 to 28 homes and three or four commercial buildings over his career. His last major project was the Castle House, which he worked on from 1970 to 1973. By then he was legally blind. He designed parts of it by touch -- running his hands over stone and timber to make decisions he couldn't make with his eyes anymore.He died in 1975. His last act, reportedly, was directing the placement of a boulder at the entrance to his neighborhood. Not a plaque, not a sign. A rock. In the right spot.How to Visit [29:22]The homes are private property. You can drive through the neighborhood and see them from the street -- people do that all the time and it's welcome. Just don't go up to the windows. They're people's houses.The Weathervane Restaurant is open to the public. You can eat there, walk around, and see the 9-ton boulder up close. Dan recommends it. Website: weathervanerestaurant.com.Earl Young's personal home is available to rent on Airbnb. If you want to actually sleep in one of the houses, that's how you do it.Six Design Lessons from Earl Young [32:29]Dan spends the back half of the episode pulling practical design lessons out of Young's approach. Not abstract principles -- specific things a regular homeowner can actually do.1. Snag What Speaks to You [32:29]Dan tells a story about a Cleopatra bust he found years ago. Bought it without knowing what he'd do with it. Then built a whole corner of a room around it -- brass candlesticks, an Art Nouveau painting of Cleopatra by a Michigan artist, pieces that fit the theme. The room came from the object, not the other way around.Young did the same thing with rocks. He found something he loved, and let that be the starting point. Most people wait until they have a plan before they start collecting anything. Young's lesson -- and Dan's -- is that sometimes the piece you can't explain wanting is the piece that tells you what to...

Fluent Fiction - Danish: Blooming Inspirations: Discovering Art in New Beginnings Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/da/episode/2026-06-07-07-38-19-da Story Transcript:Da: Under de lyse forårsdage, begyndte Rasmus og hans familie deres nye liv i et hyggeligt kvarter.En: During the bright spring days, Rasmus and his family began their new life in a cozy neighborhood.Da: Rasmus, en ung kunstner med strålende drømme, så frem til det nye kapitel.En: Rasmus, a young artist with brilliant dreams, looked forward to the new chapter.Da: Dagen for flytningen var fyldt med mild brise, solskin, og summende aktivitet.En: The moving day was filled with a gentle breeze, sunshine, and bustling activity.Da: Blomsterne i haverne åbnede deres farverige kronblade, som om de sagde "velkommen."En: The flowers in the gardens opened their colorful petals as if they said "welcome."Da: Rasmus havde altid set verden gennem kunstens linse.En: Rasmus had always seen the world through the lens of art.Da: Flytningen betød nye muligheder, men også usikkerhed.En: The move meant new opportunities, but also uncertainty.Da: Ville han finde inspiration i de nye omgivelser, eller ville han miste sin kreative gnist?En: Would he find inspiration in the new surroundings, or would he lose his creative spark?Da: Rasmus så ud ad vinduet og betragtede børnene, der legede, og fuglene, der sang.En: Rasmus looked out the window and watched the children playing and the birds singing.Da: Alligevel følte han sig fremmed.En: Yet he felt like a stranger.Da: Signe, hans eventyrlystne lillesøster, kunne ikke vente med at opdage kvarterets hemmeligheder.En: Signe, his adventurous little sister, couldn't wait to discover the neighborhood's secrets.Da: Hun trak i Rasmus' trøje.En: She tugged at Rasmus's shirt.Da: "Kom, Rasmus!En: "Come on, Rasmus!Da: Lad os udforske stedet!"En: Let's explore the place!"Da: I starten tøvede han, men Freja, Rasmus' kloge veninde, mødte dem ved døren og tilføjede, "Lad os finde ud af, hvad dette sted har at tilbyde."En: At first, he hesitated, but Freja, Rasmus's wise friend, met them at the door and added, "Let's find out what this place has to offer."Da: Trioen gik ned ad kvarterets træomkransede gader.En: The trio walked down the neighborhood's tree-lined streets.Da: De så blomstrende buske, lyttede til latteren fra parkerne og spiste is fra butikken på hjørnet.En: They saw blooming bushes, listened to the laughter from the parks, and ate ice cream from the shop on the corner.Da: Men det var først, da de drejede ned af en lille bagvej, at de virkelig blev overraskede.En: But it wasn't until they turned down a small alley that they were truly surprised.Da: Bag nogle pastelfarvede rækkehuse åbnede et gemt vidunder sig - en livlig fælleshave.En: Behind some pastel-colored row houses, a hidden wonder unfolded - a vibrant community garden.Da: Haven bugnede af vilde blomster, små stier og mennesker, der arbejdede side om side.En: The garden teemed with wildflowers, small paths, and people working side by side.Da: Rasmus kunne næsten mærke, hvordan hans sind blev fyldt med nye idéer.En: Rasmus could almost feel his mind filling with new ideas.Da: "Det er magisk," udbrød Rasmus med et glimt i øjnene.En: "It's magical," exclaimed Rasmus, with a glint in his eyes.Da: Hans hjerte bankede hurtigt af begejstring.En: His heart beat quickly with excitement.Da: Freja smilede og sagde, "Inspiration finder du overalt, Rasmus.En: Freja smiled and said, "You'll find inspiration everywhere, Rasmus.Da: Du skal bare åbne dig for verden."En: You just need to open yourself up to the world."Da: Ved dagens slutning gik de hjem fyldt med energi og glæde.En: By the end of the day, they walked home filled with energy and joy.Da: Rasmus kunne ikke vente med at bringe pensel til lærred.En: Rasmus couldn't wait to bring brush to canvas.Da: Han havde opdaget noget særligt i sit nye hjem, noget der kunne nære hans kunstneriske sjæl.En: He had discovered something special in his new home, something that could nourish his artistic soul.Da: Forår var en tid til at blomstre, og Rasmus følte sig nu klar til at blomstre i sin egen ret.En: Spring was a time to bloom, and Rasmus now felt ready to bloom in his own right.Da: Han havde lært, at ændringer ikke skulle frygtes, men omfavnes.En: He had learned that changes should not be feared but embraced.Da: Med åbenhed for nye oplevelser kunne han trives, hvor som helst han befandt sig.En: With openness to new experiences, he could thrive anywhere he found himself.Da: Og sådan var han begyndt på sin nye rejse, med et smil og en passion for det ukendte, der ventede.En: And so he began his new journey, with a smile and a passion for the unknown that awaited. Vocabulary Words:bright: lysecozy: hyggeligtbreeze: brisebustling: summendeunfolded: åbnedevibrant: livliggarden: haveteemed: bugnedewildflowers: vilde blomsterglint: glimtexcitement: begejstringinspiration: inspirationnourish: nærecreative spark: kreative gnistdiscovered: opdagetneighborhood: kvarterstranger: fremmedadventurous: eventyrlystnetugged: trakhesitated: tøvedepastel-colored: pastelfarvederow houses: rækkehusegentle: mildsoul: sjælbloom: blomstreembraced: omfavnesthrive: trivesunknown: ukendtechapter: kapitelunfolding: åbne sig

In this episode, Matthew Jarvis, Derek Notman, and H. Adam Holt discuss the themes of fatherhood, entrepreneurship, and the importance of intentional presence in parenting. They share insights from their new book, 'The REBL Dad Book,' and explore the challenges fathers face in balancing their careers and family life. The conversation highlights the significance of creating a supportive community for dads to share their experiences and learn from one another. In this conversation, the hosts explore the challenges of modern parenting, the importance of finding balance between work and family, and the journey of writing a book aimed at helping dads. They discuss the significance of community, sharing experiences, and actionable tips for improving relationships with children. The conversation emphasizes the need for vulnerability and connection in parenting, as well as practical steps that dads can take to enhance their family life. The REBL Dad Book: Insights and Inspirations With Derek Notman and H. Adam Holt Resources in today's episode: - Matt Jarvis: Website | LinkedIn - H. Adam Holt - Website | LinkedIn - Derek Notman - Website | LinkedIn - Buy the Book! - Learn More about our Coaching Program  

What Is This Episode - Top of Show . MMO UFO: CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF A THIRD KIND . Spoiler-Free Review: Background, Spielberg's Inspirations - 2:28 Spielberg: Good; Not an A-Hole - 7:15 Reception in the 70's - 11:00 Script Thoughts - 16:31 Performances - 24:28 Do The VFX Hold Up After 50 Years? - 30:33 Other Production Values - 33:58 The 1977 Best Picture Conversation - 35:13 . SPOILER WARNING - 37:26 . Spoiler-Filled Review: Literally Though, What IS a Spoiler? - 38:34 Maybe WE are the Dumb Ones - 45:57 WOW to Meh - 48:50 Gone Roy: Bud Heavy as the Soundtrack to the Forgotten American Dream - 50:28 Working Through the Plot - 56:30 . How Would a Secret Sequel Work? - 1:06:43 . . FINAL GRADES - 1:10:15 (And New Spielberg vs the New YouTube Director Crews) . . What's Next From MMO/Leave Us 5 Stars! - 1:14:20

Marilyn welcomes special guest Apostle Guillermo Maldonado to the program to discuss his new book, Created for Purpose. You are not an accident. Find out who you were meant to be!

Marilyn welcomes special guest Apostle Guillermo Maldonado to the program to discuss his new book, Created for Purpose. You are not an accident. Find out who you were meant to be!

In this episode of Infinite & Brick, hosts Infinite and Brick sit down with Ger Madden, the 1/4 of the original lineup and the sole remaining founding member of Ottawa, Ontario's rock band Scarecrowz. Ger dives deep into the band's genesis, sharing how Scarecrowz first started and the pivotal moments that kept the flame alive through lineup changes.Ger explains how and when Scarecrowz came together, including the early vision, key moments, and challenges that shaped the band's direction.He reflects on being the last standing original member and what that journey has taught him about resilience, collaboration, and evolution.The conversation illuminates where the band's inspiration for their songs comes from, including personal experiences, everyday sounds, and the external world that fuels their creative process.Ger discusses the music he grew up listening to in his parents' household, revealing the eclectic mix that influenced his taste and approach to rock.The episode covers a wide array of topics: creative process, writing rituals, the Ottawa music scene, memorable touring moments, and future aspirations for Scarecrowz.Whether you're a longtime fan or new to Scarecrowz, this conversation offers a candid look at the making of a rock band, the endurance of its members, and the art of turning life into music.We would LOVE to hear what you think. Please drop a line.Support the show

Fluent Fiction - Italian: Artistic Inspirations and Practical Choices in Forsyth Park Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/it/episode/2026-05-31-07-38-19-it Story Transcript:It: Il sole splendeva alto nel cielo blu di primavera.En: The sun shone high in the blue spring sky.It: Forsyth Park era un caleidoscopio vivente di colori e suoni.En: Forsyth Park was a living kaleidoscope of colors and sounds.It: Giulia e Luca camminavano lungo i sentieri lastricati, incantati dall'energia del mercato degli artigiani.En: Giulia and Luca walked along the paved paths, enchanted by the energy of the artisans' market.It: Giulia era un'artista con gli occhi sempre pieni di meraviglia.En: Giulia was an artist with eyes always full of wonder.It: Osservava ogni bancarella con attenzione, alla ricerca di qualcosa che accendesse la sua ispirazione.En: She observed each stall carefully, searching for something that would ignite her inspiration.It: Luca, il suo amico più caro, camminava accanto a lei.En: Luca, her dearest friend, walked beside her.It: Era pragmatico, ma sosteneva sempre Giulia, anche quando le sue idee sembravano irrealistiche.En: He was pragmatic but always supported Giulia, even when her ideas seemed unrealistic.It: "Guarda questo set di colori ad acquarello," disse Giulia, fermandosi davanti a una bancarella coperta da un telo bianco.En: "Look at this watercolor set," said Giulia, stopping in front of a stall covered by a white cloth.It: I colori erano brillanti, sembravano danzare sotto la luce del sole.En: The colors were bright, appearing to dance under the sunlight.It: "Sono perfetti per il mio prossimo progetto."En: "They are perfect for my next project."It: "Sembrano costosi," osservò Luca, scrutando l'etichetta del prezzo.En: "They look expensive," observed Luca, scrutinizing the price tag.It: "Ricorda, hai bisogno di risparmiare anche per le tue spese quotidiane."En: "Remember, you need to save for your daily expenses too."It: Le parole di Luca erano come un dolce promemoria della realtà.En: Luca's words were like a gentle reminder of reality.It: Giulia sentiva il peso della decisione sul cuore.En: Giulia felt the weight of the decision on her heart.It: Aveva i soldi, ma erano limitati.En: She had the money, but it was limited.It: Dubbi e incertezze le si accalcavano in testa.En: Doubts and uncertainties crowded in her head.It: Continuarono a passeggiare, Luca parlava dei suoi progetti per il weekend, mentre Giulia rimuginava in silenzio.En: They continued to stroll, Luca talking about his weekend plans, while Giulia pondered in silence.It: Mentre il sole cominciava a calare, una luce dorata avvolse il mercato.En: As the sun began to set, a golden light enveloped the market.It: Improvvisamente, Giulia vide qualcosa che catturò la sua attenzione.En: Suddenly, Giulia saw something that caught her attention.It: Era un piccolo dipinto, appeso discretamente tra altri.En: It was a small painting, hung discreetly among others.It: Rappresentava un tramonto sopra un mare calmo, i colori vivevano sulla tela con una tale intensità che sembrava essere dipinto con la luce stessa.En: It depicted a sunset over a calm sea, the colors lived on the canvas with such intensity it seemed to be painted with light itself.It: "È... magnifico," sussurrò Giulia.En: "It's... magnificent," Giulia whispered.It: Sentiva che quel dipinto parlava direttamente al suo cuore.En: She felt that painting spoke directly to her heart.It: "Ecco il dilemma," disse Luca, notando lo sguardo della sua amica.En: "There's the dilemma," said Luca, noticing his friend's gaze.It: "Quel dipinto, o i colori?"En: "That painting, or the colors?"It: Giulia chiuse gli occhi per un momento, respirando profondamente.En: Giulia closed her eyes for a moment, taking a deep breath.It: Poi, sorrise.En: Then, she smiled.It: "Acquisto il dipinto," decise.En: "I'll buy the painting," she decided.It: "È un simbolo di ispirazione.En: "It's a symbol of inspiration.It: E poi cercherò colori più economici."En: And then I'll look for more affordable colors."It: Luca annuì, un sorriso sul volto.En: Luca nodded, a smile on his face.It: "Sei sulla strada giusta.En: "You're on the right path.It: L'ispirazione non ha prezzo."En: Inspiration is priceless."It: Quel giorno, mentre il parco si immergeva nelle luci della sera, Giulia capì che le sue passioni potevano convivere con la realtà.En: That day, as the park was bathed in the evening lights, Giulia realized that her passions could coexist with reality.It: Con il dipinto tra le mani, e il cuore leggero, ritrovò una nuova fiducia nel suo viaggio artistico.En: With the painting in her hands, and a light heart, she found new confidence in her artistic journey. Vocabulary Words:the spring: la primaverathe artisan: l'artigianothe path: il sentieroenchanted: incantatothe wonder: la meravigliato ignite: accendereunrealistic: irrealisticoto scrutinize: scrutarethe tag: l'etichettathe expenses: le spesethe uncertainty: l'incertezzato stroll: passeggiareto ponder: rimuginarethe sunset: il tramontoto envelop: avvolgerethe canvas: la teladiscreetly: discretamenteto depict: rappresentareintensity: intensitàmagnificent: magnificothe dilemma: il dilemmathe inspiration: l'ispirazioneaffordable: economicothe confidence: la fiduciathe journey: il viaggiothe heart: il cuoreto breathe: respirareto coexist: conviverethe project: il progettopriceless: prezioso

A number of inspirational individuals have been honoured at the 2026 Clare Mayoral Awards for their contributions to arts, culture and the community. Mayor of Ennis, Fine Gael Cllr Mary Howard held the ceremony on Thursday at Aras Contae an Clair. Clare FM's Lily Collins attended the awards ceremony yesterday and began by speaking with Cllr Mary Howard on how the importance of honouring people who make a significant contribution to Clare. Image (c) Eamon Ward

Join Marilyn and Sarah as they welcome special guest Barry Bennett and discuss his book, He Healed Them All. There is grace today for you to be healed.

Marilyn and Sarah welcome Tracy Strawberry to discuss her book The Courage to Heal. No matter where you are in life, you have permission to hope and dream again.

Have you ever wondered what you should do to make sure you don't get pulled into the chaotic swirl of moral and spiritual confusion sweeping the world today? Rick and Denise Renner join Marilyn to answer questions and discuss his riveting and timely book, How to Keep Your Head on Straight in a World Gone Crazy.”

Marilyn and Sarah welcome Tracy Strawberry to discuss her book The Courage to Heal. No matter where you are in life, you have permission to hope and dream again.

Generational curses are real but not something we have to live under. Join Marilyn and Sarah as they minister on this powerful topic and be set free from the generational curses in your life.

Join Marilyn for this powerful teaching about healing the wounds of the past, transforming curses into blessings, and turning defeat into victory.

Marilyn and Sarah welcome back Jonathan Cahn to discuss his book The Oracle. Discover the secrets of the ages and the mystery of your life.

Tune into Marilyn, Sarah, and special guest Deborah Smith-Pegues and learn how having the right attitude can transform your life and your relationships.

Marilyn and Sarah welcome back Jonathan Cahn to discuss his book The Oracle. Discover the secrets of the ages and the mystery of your life.

Join Marilyn and Sarah as they welcome special guest Barry Bennett and discuss his book, He Healed Them All. There is grace today for you to be healed.

Can you feel the spirit moving through the speakers? Welcome back to another soul-stirring session where faith meets the dance floor!

Kate Flannery steps Behind The Rope. Yes, THAT Kate Flannery. Meredith Palmer. Kate shares her journey to becoming one of today's top comedians. Kate entertains all of our many questions about The Office - how she was cast, which plot lines were her favorite, all the behind the scenes fun, what it was like to play fan favorite Meredith Palmer in all her glory, drinking problem and all, and where would Meredith be today, to name a few. We discuss how the ratings for the first season were less than stellar and then a little known movie called “The 40 Year Old Virgin” came into our lives and the rest is history. With the reboot trend not slowing down anytime soon, we chat Office reboot and what exactly that would look like. Kate also opens up about her participation in Dancing With The Stars discussing what dancing each week on national TV in America's most famous ballroom was like and a few of our favorite of her fellow dancers, James Van Der Beek, Karamo Brown, Lamar Odom Bachelorette Hannah Brown.  @thekateflannery @behindvelvetrope @davidyontef BONUS & AD FREE EPISODES Available at - www.patreon.com/behindthevelvetrope  BROUGHT TO YOU BY: ZENNI OPTICAL -  zenni.com/podcast (Use Code Podcast15 For 15% Off Your First Order Of The Most Affordable, Stylish Glasses and Sunglasses) ADVERTISING INQUIRIES - Please contact David@advertising-execs.com MERCH Available at - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/behind-the-velvet-rope?ref_id=13198 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ever stopped to think about who the most inspirational person has been in your life who taught you the most about your faith, or just faith in general? Well, this week, Townsend and Preacher Man think about it and share their answers with you. Listen and let us know what you think! Link to sermon Preacher Man mentions this episode for men/husbands: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIxnFWvxhaoGot a question you want answered or a topic you'd like to hear Townsend andPreacher Man muse on? Let them know at mtpm.podcast@gmail.com !Intro music: "Royalty Free Music from Bensound" 

Eight unpublished books. Endless rejection letters. A family straight out of Charles Dickens. In this unforgettable interview, author Jay Neugeboren opens up about the experiences that shaped his life and work, from mental illness in the family to conversations with the late Oliver Sacks. It's a moving, wise, and surprisingly funny discussion about literature, aging, perseverance, and the stories we carry with us.Get your copy of Dickens in Brooklyn by Jay NeugeborenAs an Amazon Associate, Now I've Heard Everything may earn a commission from qualifying purchases.Chapters:00:00 Introduction to Jay Neugeboren and His Work 02:31 Exploring the Nature of Autobiography and Essays 04:58 Influences and Inspirations in Writing 10:04 Conversations with the Deceased Oliver Sacks 12:40 Family Dynamics and Dickensian Themes 16:51 A Life of Diverse Experiences 19:47 Dealing with Rejection and Persistence in Writing 24:12 Future Aspirations and Unwritten GenresGuest InformationJay NeugeborenWebsiteEasier, more confident everyday conversation: "The Everyday What To Say"For more intriguing and engaging interviews each week, subscribe now on:Spotify Apple Podcasts YouTube

Nouveaux pilotes, un brin déjantés, à bord de la Libre Antenne sur RMC ! Jean-Christophe Drouet et Julien Cazarre prennent le relais. Après les grands matchs, quand la lumière reste allumée pour les vrais passionnés, place à la Libre Antenne : un espace à part, entre passion, humour et dérision, débats enflammés, franc-parler et second degré. Un rendez-vous nocturne à la Cazarre, où l'on parle foot bien sûr, mais aussi mauvaise foi, vannes, imitations et grands moments de radio imprévisibles !

durée : 00:15:16 - À Pau, Pierre et Valentine proposent une cuisine de partage inspirée par leurs voyages et les producteurs locaux. Foie gras de Lasseubetat, rhubarbe de Pau, huile d'olive familiale de Provence : chaque assiette raconte une rencontre et un souvenir gourmand. Vous aimez ce podcast ? Pour écouter tous les épisodes sans limite, rendez-vous sur Radio France

First, Katey catches up with Premiere Party's Richard Lawson from across town in Cannes, where they talk about festival hits like Club Kid and Hope and why this festival has been an especially weird one. Next, Katey talks to Daniel Radcliffe about his turn toward TV comedy with The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins, his earliest comedy influences, and how he learned that he too could be funny. 00:00 Intro 01:09 Welcome To Cannes 01:57 Paper Tiger Leads Oscar Buzz 05:32 Adam Driver's Career-Best? 08:19 Predicting The Palme D'or 10:22 The Booing Tradition 12:50 Why Club Kid Won Cannes 15:24 Hope's Big Budget Action 17:09 Big Spectacle Vs Quiet Art 19:25 Coward Could Be A Contender 20:49 The Queer Palm 23:35 Our Favorite Films So Far 28:04 Next: Daniel Radcliffe 29:13 Why He Couldn't Say No To Reggie 32:14 Playing Arthur Tobin 34:32 The Comedies That Shaped Him 38:51 Finding His Comedic Voice 42:34 Hosting SNL At 21 47:17 Learning To Dance On Demand 49:36 The Truth About The Car Jump ⁠⁠⁠⁠Subscribe today⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to Prestige Junkie After Party bonus episodes for just $5 a month. ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Subscribe⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to the Prestige Junkie newsletter.  Follow Katey on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Letterboxd⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠.  ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Follow The Ankler. 

Fluent Fiction - Norwegian: Springtime Confessions and Inspirations in Lofoten Find the full episode transcript, vocabulary words, and more:fluentfiction.com/no/episode/2026-05-18-07-38-19-no Story Transcript:No: Solens varme stråler smeltet de siste restene av vinteren på Lofoten, og fjellene sto majestetisk opp mot den klare blå himmelen.En: The warm rays of the sun melted the last remnants of winter in Lofoten, and the mountains stood majestically against the clear blue sky.No: Det var vår, og luften var frisk med løftet om nye begynnelser.En: It was spring, and the air was fresh with the promise of new beginnings.No: Sindre og Astrid kjørte langs de svingete veiene på øya, omfavnet av naturens skjønnhet.En: Sindre and Astrid drove along the winding roads on the island, embraced by nature's beauty.No: Lofoten var alltid spesielt, men dette året føltes det mer magisk enn noensinne.En: Lofoten was always special, but this year it felt more magical than ever.No: Syttende Mai feiringen var i full gang, og røde, hvite, og blå flagg vaiet i vinden.En: The "Syttende Mai" celebration was in full swing, and red, white, and blue flags waved in the wind.No: Sindre satt bak rattet, betraktet utsikten og kastet stjålne blikk på Astrid.En: Sindre sat behind the wheel, observed the view, and stole glances at Astrid.No: Han hadde alltid kjent noe spesielt for henne, men hadde aldri turt å si det.En: He had always felt something special for her but had never dared to say it.No: Nå bestemte han seg for å vise henne et hemmelig sted han hadde oppdaget.En: Now he decided to show her a secret place he had discovered.No: Et sted med utsikt som kunne stjele pusten fra enhver.En: A place with a view that could take anyone's breath away.No: Astrid var i sitt kreative hjørne.En: Astrid was in her creative corner.No: Hun så ut av vinduet, lette etter inspirasjon til sitt neste kunstverk.En: She looked out the window, searching for inspiration for her next artwork.No: Hennes sinn var fullt av idéer, men ingen klarte å fange hjertet hennes ennå.En: Her mind was full of ideas, but none yet caught her heart.No: Hun visste ikke om Sindre sine følelser, kun at hun satte pris på hans vennskap og deres eventyr sammen.En: She was unaware of Sindre's feelings, only that she appreciated his friendship and their adventures together.No: De ankom og stoppet bilen ved en liten sti som førte opp til toppen av en klippe.En: They arrived and stopped the car at a small path that led up to the top of a cliff.No: Sindre hadde håpet denne plassen ville være rolig, men hans planer ble midlertidig forstyrret av lyden av trommer og latter.En: Sindre had hoped this spot would be peaceful, but his plans were temporarily interrupted by the sound of drums and laughter.No: Nede i landsbyen, like ved fjellet, var det et stort Syttende Mai tog med folk som marsjerte og sang nasjonalsangen.En: Down in the village, right by the mountain, there was a large "Syttende Mai" parade with people marching and singing the national anthem.No: Overrasket, men fylt av glede, delte de et smil.En: Surprised but filled with joy, they shared a smile.No: Da de nådde toppen, var utsikten blendende vakker.En: When they reached the top, the view was stunningly beautiful.No: Havet strakte seg uendelig foran dem, både dramatisk og fredelig.En: The sea stretched endlessly before them, both dramatic and peaceful.No: Våroffentligheten fra landsbyens parade svingte rundt dem i vinden, og fargene i togene reflekterte i Astrids kunstnerblikk som lys og former hun følte hun kunne male med hjertet.En: The springtime festivity from the village's parade swirled around them in the wind, and the colors in the parade reflected in Astrid's artistic eyes like lights and shapes she felt she could paint with her heart.No: I det kaotiske, men herlige kaoset, kjente Sindre hjertet slå raskere.En: In the chaotic yet delightful chaos, Sindre felt his heart beat faster.No: Hans følelser boblet over.En: His feelings overflowed.No: Før han rakk å stoppe seg selv, sa han det til slutt.En: Before he managed to stop himself, he finally said it.No: "Astrid," begynte han og møtte hennes blikk, "jeg tror jeg alltid har følt noe spesielt for deg.En: "Astrid," he began, meeting her gaze, "I think I have always felt something special for you."No: "Hun så på ham, overrasket, men ikke skremt av hans ærlighet.En: She looked at him, surprised, but not frightened by his honesty.No: I øynene hennes kunne Sindre se forståelse og en ny glød av inspirasjon.En: In her eyes, Sindre could see understanding and a new glow of inspiration.No: Hun strakte ut hånden for å ta hans, og smilte.En: She reached out her hand to take his and smiled.No: "Takk, Sindre," sa hun, "dette er en virkelig spesiell dag.En: "Thank you, Sindre," she said, "this is truly a special day."No: "Sindre følte lettelse spre seg gjennom kroppen.En: Sindre felt relief spread through his body.No: Astrid hadde nå fått både inspirasjon fra naturens skjønnhet og fra hans åpnehet.En: Astrid had now drawn inspiration from both the beauty of nature and his openness.No: De sto side om side, betraktet landskapet, fylte av vårens oppkvikkende energi.En: They stood side by side, gazing at the landscape, filled with spring's invigorating energy.No: For første gang følte de begge at dagens øyeblikk, med alt sitt liv og farger, var tilstrekkelig som en ny begynnelse.En: For the first time, they both felt that today's moment, with all its life and colors, was enough as a new beginning. Vocabulary Words:remnants: restermajestic: majestetiskwinding: svingeteembraced: omfavnetparade: paradeanthem: nasjonalsanginspiration: inspirasjonartwork: kunstverkglance: blikksecret: hemmeligappreciated: satte pris påadventure: eventyrpath: sticliff: klippeinterrupted: forstyrretmarching: marsjertestunningly: blendendepeaceful: fredeligchaos: kaosdelightful: herligoverflowed: boble overgaze: blikkhonesty: ærlighetrelief: lettelsefill: fylteinvigorating: oppkvikkendesufficient: tilstrekkeliglandscape: landskapdrums: trommerpossibilities: muligheter

Marilyn and Sarah welcome back Becky Dvorak to discuss her book, Waves of Healing Glory. Learn how to position yourself for the great harvest of souls and be available to help release God's supernatural power across the earth.

Are you looking for ways to manage stress with faith and hope? Marilyn offers encouragement, support, and practical advice to help you face stress with grace and strength. It's the perfect message for anyone seeking spiritual guidance during tough times.

Do you wish you were free from the pain of your past? Join Marilyn and Sarah as they talk with author Joan Hunter about her new book, Freedom Beyond Comprehension, and how you can claim your freedom today!

You are a new creature in Christ Jesus! Old things have passed away and, all things have become new. Celebrate your new found joy and peace today.

Marilyn and Sarah welcome back Becky Dvorak to discuss her book, Waves of Healing Glory. Learn how to position yourself for the great harvest of souls and be available to help release God's supernatural power across the earth.

Along with our announcement of the 2026 book picks for the annual “From Page to Screen" podcast, we invited one of the authors, Carole Boston Weatherford, award-winning children's book author to join us for a conversation about writing history for young readers. Carole's written 90 books (and counting) for children and youth about Americans who broke barriers and advanced freedom movements in U.S.history. Carole shares her journey into writing history for young readers, emphasizing the importance of diverse narratives. She describes her research process, including using primary sources and visiting historical sites. Carole also discusses her book (a "From Page to Screen" book pick) “Kin Rooted in Hope," a multi-generational family history, and addresses the significance of telling African American stories to foster empathy and understanding. It's a book that has special meaning being her family story and a collaboration with her son Jeffrey Boston Weatherford, the book's illustrator.Carole Boston Weatherford's's books have garnered 2 NAACP Image Awards and 18 American Library Association Youth Media Awards, including a Newbery Honor, Coretta Scott King Award and 4 Caldecott Honors. Her career achievements have been recognized with the North Carolina Award for Literature, the Nonfiction Award from the Children's Book Guild and induction into the North Carolina Literary Hall of Fame. A retired English professor, she lives in Baltimore, MD------TIMESTAMPSIntroduction and Overview of the Podcast (0:01)Carole Boston Weatherford's Writing Journey (4:07)Historical Research Process and Inspirations (7:31)Selecting Historical Events and People (10:53)Creating "KIN: Rooted in Hope" a multigenerational family story (15:09)History "Our Only Road Map" (18:53)------SUBSCRIBE to HISTORICAL DRAMA WITH THE BOSTON SISTERS® on your favorite podcast platformENJOY past podcasts and bonus episodesSIGN UP for our mailing listSUPPORT this podcast  SHOP THE PODCAST on our affiliate bookstoreBuy us a Coffee! You can support by buying a coffee ☕ here — buymeacoffee.com/historicaldramasistersThank you for listening!

FILMMAKER WILL ADAMS “TUBE E MOVIE” . In this interview, filmmaker Will Adams shares his journey from Chicago roots to creating the viral Tubi-e movie, insights on independent filmmaking, influences, and the importance of authenticity in storytelling. . 00:00 Introduction to Will Adams and His Journey in Filmmaking 02:45 The Making of 'Sex Ain't Love' and Its Impact 05:40 Creating 'Tube E Movie': A Self-Aware Comedy 08:34 The Challenges of Making a Bad Movie Intentionally 11:24 The Role of Comedians in 'Tube E Movie' 14:15 Distribution Challenges and Audience Reception 17:06 Influences and Inspirations in Filmmaking 20:04 Reflections on Other Films and Directors 23:01 Future Projects and Aspirations 26:44 Generational Perspectives on Film and Television 27:51 The Impact of Iconic Roles on Actors 28:39 Analyzing Modern Storytelling Techniques 32:56 Casting Choices and Creative Control 37:46 Advice for Aspiring Filmmakers 40:49 Authenticity in Portrayals of Chicago Life 46:22 Final Thoughts and Future Projects #Filmmaking #IndependentFilm #TubeEMovie #Chicago #FilmInfluences #Comedy #Distribution #CreativeProcess www.castropolis.net https://lokekey.com

Inspiration can be found in all sorts of places, people, and things - but this week's episode asks Townsend and Preacher Man to reflect on individuals (or whole groups) that inspire their faith. Plus, they talk about horses and other stuff, too - it's a whole basket of musings in here.

Marilyn and Sarah welcome back special guest, Steven Scott, to discuss his book, The Joseph Principles. Learn how to replace your feelings of fear, doubt, anxiety, and despair with feelings of safety, security, and confidence

Join Marilyn and Sarah as they teach about God's plan to heal you physically, emotionally, and mentally. There's no question that God expects His people to live in the realm of the supernatural. Signs and wonders should be following YOU

The compassion of Jesus releases miracles. Marilyn shares stories of healing and teaches how faith and God's love bring breakthrough.

Join Marilyn and Sarah as they welcome special guest Jason Cusick to discuss his book, The Anxiety Field Guide. You can learn how you can break free from anxiety.

Join Marilyn and Sarah as they welcome special guest Jason Cusick to discuss his book, The Anxiety Field Guide. You can learn how you can break free from anxiety.

Isabell welcomes back Greg Mohr to discuss his book Overcoming Depression. Get ready to be blessed as you discover how to overcome depression and liberate others with proven principles from God's Word.

Isabell welcomes back Greg Mohr to discuss his book Overcoming Depression. Get ready to be blessed as you discover how to overcome depression and liberate others with proven principles from God's Word.

Marilyn and Sarah welcome Randy Clark to discuss his book, Stories of Divine Healing. Your faith will be strengthened to believe God for whatever healing miracle you need. Now, get ready to lay claim to your own healing miracle.

Marilyn and Sarah welcome Randy Clark to discuss his book, Stories of Divine Healing. Your faith will be strengthened to believe God for whatever healing miracle you need. Now, get ready to lay claim to your own healing miracle.

Rising baseball star Dylan Blomker shares his journey from catching to pitching, his development process, and insights into his training, mindset, and college recruitment experience. Blomker is one of the next New Mexico arms pulling interest from the MLB Draft with his sight set on becoming a big leaguer. This young man currently plays for the La Cueva Bears in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He was great to talk to and will be an easy New Mexico athlete for his home state to cheer for. Presented by Albertsons Market Produced by All Sports Best Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Dylan Blomker 01:06 Transition from Catcher to Pitcher 03:05 Influences and Inspirations in Pitching 05:00 Pitching Style and Mental Approach 07:46 Perfect Game Experience 12:06 College Recruitment Journey 15:20 Legacy and Expectations at LSU 16:59 The Development Journey in Baseball 22:09 The Role of Social Media in Exposure 26:12 Maximizing Performance on the Mound 28:10 Pride in Representing La Cueva 34:12 Future Aspirations and Goals 38:18 Advice for Young Athletes

Rickey Smiley On The Spot, Rickey Smiley sits down with trailblazing rapper, actress, and media personality Da Brat for a conversation that is candid, personal, and full of perspective. Listen to the full interview on Apple Podcasts: Listen On Apple Podcasts Spotify: Listen On Spotify Learn more about the podcast: https://www.urban1podcasts.com/rickey-smiley-on-the-spot This conversation originally took place on On The Spot with Rickey Smiley, where Da Brat takes us on her journey from breaking barriers in hip-hop as the first female rapper to go platinum to navigating life after prison, building a presence in radio and television, and stepping into motherhood later in life, Da Brat shares the experiences that have shaped her journey. She speaks on personal growth, mental health, relationships, and what it means to evolve while staying true to yourself. ABOUT THE PODCAST Rickey Smiley On The Spot is Rickey in his truest form — Authentic. Funny. Heartfelt. Honest. Each episode brings audiences up close with one of comedy’s most trusted voices as he dives into real conversations that mix humor with humanity.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.