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Holiday Cacti full Jacob Burns discusses the care and differences for the various holiday named cacti. 60 Sat, 21 Dec 2024 13:00:47 +0000 5lazUXwF4VUryyuxpiKmBdgOiQpspDpk environment,gardening,home and garden,audacy news best,news Gardening Tips on WBBM Newsradio environment,gardening,home and garden,audacy news best,news Holiday Cacti Tips on maintaining your garden, plants and flowers year-round.   2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News False https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Frss.amperwave.ne

Jacob joins Peter to discuss Australia defeating Palestine last night in Perth, the FIFA World Cup 26 Qualifiers, and more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This weekend we headed off to White Mountain Motorsports park to enjoy some thunder in the mountains!Mini Late Models had a big 1k to win event along with great racing through all other divisions of Late Models, Strictly Stocks, Flying Tigers and the kids division Had a couple friends podium and had a couple of our buddies get booted from tech as well (TATER) Watched long time late model competitor families battle it out under the lights, and BG00 go 3 for 3 for the year in the Tigers after a late race caution erased Logan Powers half a track lead.Stictly Stocks had some fire works with Mckenna Merchant going tires up on the back stretch after contact between 2 other competitors along with late race effort by Patrick Switser sealing off the win over Jack Hayes and adding to his points lead Kids division had a great race 1 caution but Cooper Benoit-Cox leading it green to checkered for that race with Colby Stygles and Conner Charbonneau in tow for the race lead Mini Late Models had some fire works between Nick Anderson and Nick Miller early in the race resulting in some fuel cell shots after the yellow flew. Matt Leblanc had a stout car but fatigue got the best of him coming out of 4 almost collecting 2nd place runner at the time Chris Moulton. Chris ran a smooth race from there leading the race all the way to the checkered flag over Garrett Labounty and Matt Leblanc to end the night of racing for WMMP.Sunday we headed off to the High Banks of Hudson Speedway for the Mighty Mike Lewis Memorial We had Six Shooters, Pure Stocks, NELCAR Legends and Bandoleros, and Super Streets all in competition that day Six Shooters Michael Yeaton took off from the green growing a half a track lead while Miller Jr and Sr tried to get around the 52 of Mike Comtois in the 25 lap feature, Patrick Joslin had a late race drive to put him into 3rd when the checker flag flew Pure Stocks had Kenzie Belisle leading most of the way of the race but with a couple cautions and 1 restart during the race Bobby Payne made a great move grabbing the lead and setting sail from there over Kenzie and Chris Quin at the end of the 25 lap feature NELCAR Legends had a eventful race with lap 1 Jacob Burns going for a spin into turn 3 collecting a couple competitors along the way. Later in the race the leader Cole Robie and Josh Parsons got together bringing out another caution in the legend race. Both Jacob Burns and Cole Robie made their way through the pack. Jacob Burns taking down the win over PJ Evans and Jase Mongeon and Cole came home 4th NELCAR Bandoleros went green to checkered with Bryson Robidoux setting pace and winning the race over Brody Wakefield and Grayson Day The Mighty Mike Lewis Memorial had 17 cars take their best shot at bringing home the win in the Summer Six Pack Super Street Series yesterday. Andrew Morin set the pace for the race growing his lead to almost a quarter of a straightaway at one point. A late race caution with 8 to go erased all that and the battle between Andrew Morin and Bill Helliwell was on. Andrew finally cleared Bill and went on to win the 26th Annual Mighty Mike Lewis Memorial with Justin Beecher rounding out the top 3.It was a long hot weekend this weekend but we enjoyed all the action at both WMMP and Hudson Speedway we thank both tracks for having us and letting us enjoy their tracks this weekend from the infield ! Thanks to the sponsors that make this happen Helger's South Coast Power Equipment RacingRobinson Race Parts and Fab Thomas Welding (Please make a facebook page )Gendron MotorsportsBrandyns Meat ShopHayes Signs & Designs Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/roughing-fenders-podcast--5244198/support.

Cian McCormack speaks to Jacob Burns, MSF Doctors Without Borders main coordinator in Gaza, as devastating Israeli military strikes continue.

The Cinematropolis's exclusive deadCenter 2023 coverage continues with a podcast interview featuring Planet Thunder Productions' new film, Hell Hath No Fury. First-time feature film director Zachary Burns, Jacob Leighton Burns, and stars Leah N.H. Philpott and Jacob Ryan Snovel join the show before the film's Oklahoma premiere. The post ‘Hell Hath No Fury' Brings Dark Comedy to deadCenter – dCFF23 appeared first on The Cinematropolis.

Jalena @jalena.kl and her team of Writer/director @crystalkayiza + producer @britfry just won Sundance shorts Jury price for their short film Rest Stop, and we'll have the pleasure of screening it this Friday March 24th @reunion @arri_rental. Rest Stop is Jalena‘s first producorial dip into narrative, but is a documentary filmmaker in her own right with multiple shorts out and a feature coming soon years in the making. We talk a lot about the filmmaking journey today, as Jalena has been through programs with Jacob Burns, Sundance, Tribeca and more. She's really an example of how the system today can succeed. Come see us this Friday in NYC! https://reunion3242023.splashthat.com --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/teawithsg/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/teawithsg/support

Matt Witten has written novels, TV shows, stage plays and movies. He is the author of the acclaimed and popular Jacob Burns mysteries as several stand-alone works. His TV writing includes popular series like House, Law and Order, Pretty Little Liars among others. His plays - The Deal, Washington Square Moves and The Ties That Bind have been produced in theaters all over the world. His movie - Drones - was released in 2014 and is currently available on Amazon. He lives in California with his wife and two sons. His latest novel KILLER STORY is available from Oceanview Publishing. #podcast #author #interview #authors #MattWitten #SpiesLiesandPrivateEyesPodcast #authorsontheair #podcast #podcaster #authors #authorsofig #authorsofinstagram #authorinterview #writingcommunity#authorsontheair #suspensebooks #authorssupportingauthors #thrillerbooks #suspense #wip #writers#writersinspiration #books #bookrecommendations #bookaddict #bookaddicted #bookaddiction#bibliophile #read #amreading #lovetoread #terrencemccauley #terrencemccauleybooks #bookouture#thrillers #theuniversityseries #KillerStory

Matt Witten has written novels, TV shows, stage plays and movies. He is the author of the acclaimed and popular Jacob Burns mysteries as several stand-alone works. His TV writing includes popular series like House, Law and Order, Pretty Little Liars among others. His plays - The Deal, Washington Square Moves and The Ties That Bind have been produced in theaters all over the world. His movie - Drones - was released in 2014 and is currently available on Amazon. He lives in California with his wife and two sons. His latest novel KILLER STORY is available from Oceanview Publishing. #podcast #author #interview #authors #MattWitten #SpiesLiesandPrivateEyesPodcast #authorsontheair #podcast #podcaster #authors #authorsofig #authorsofinstagram #authorinterview #writingcommunity#authorsontheair #suspensebooks #authorssupportingauthors #thrillerbooks #suspense #wip #writers#writersinspiration #books #bookrecommendations #bookaddict #bookaddicted #bookaddiction#bibliophile #read #amreading #lovetoread #terrencemccauley #terrencemccauleybooks #bookouture#thrillers #theuniversityseries #KillerStory

Kyle Souza walks you through  the weekly racing season at Seekonk Speedway recapping  the NASCAR divisions of the Sport Trucks, Sportsman, Late Models and Pro Stocks plus the Fast Friday divisions featuring Pre Stocks, legends, Sport Fours and Bandoleros .  Special guest this week is Sam Tully, a new member of the announcing team alongside Kevin Boucher on Saturday Nights and late Model driver Jacob Burns.All Automotive with Matt Clawson Automotive related topics. Anything from owning an repair facility to racing. Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Can I Make You Think?An open look at the hot topics of the day that we discuss from a slightly conservative...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Planet Thunder Productions is at it again! On today's special edition of The Cinematic Schematic, Jacob and Zachary Burns rejoin the show to discuss the Indie Go-Go fundraising opportunity for their new film, Hell Hath No Fury. Fury resurrects one of Jacob Burns' earlier scripts about a married couple who separately and unknowingly plan to murder each other on the same fateful night. Fury marks a shift in gears for Planet Thunder Productions. Much like the dark comedies such as Fargo or The Lady Killers from The Coen Brothers, the film will provide a lighter touch than their previous headier outings, Electric Nostalgia and Shifter. The team is also shaking up roles in the production. After serving as producer on several of the team's recent feature-film productions, Zachary Burns is stepping into the director's chair on Hell Hath No Fury for his directorial debut. The film is still in the fundraising phase of pre-production with an expected filming start date before the end of the year. The film blew past its initial $5,000 goal within a week and its $7,000 stretch goal within twenty-four hours. With just six days left in the fundraiser(as of the publication date) to reach their […] The post Introducing HELL HATH NO FURY, a Dark Comedy about a Murderous Relationship appeared first on The Cinematropolis.

Matt Whitten has written TV shows, stage plays, movies and novels. His new thriller THE NECKLACE just came out, and has been optioned for film by Leonardo DiCaprio's Appian Way and Cartel Pictures. Lee Child says: "This is as fast and tense as a great thriller should be, but it's full of warmth and humanity too - one small-town woman's quest for the most poignant kind of justice you could imagine. Buy it today and read it tonight!"  Matt has written four mystery novels starring amateur sleuth Jacob Burns. The first novel, BREAKFAST AT MADELINE'S, received the Malice Domestic Award. The Library Journal called BREAKFAST AT MADELINE'S "the perfect antidote for a rainy day." Publishers Weekly, reviewing GRAND DELUSION, said "Witten delights with his charming characters, especially Burns himself." The Romantic Times said, "Told with warmth and wit, STRANGE BEDFELLOWS is a wry story that packs a wallop of an ending." Murder Express called THE KILLING BEE "a fast, witty, thoroughly engrossing novel that I was sorry to see end." Matt has written for House, Law & Order, Pretty Little Liars, Medium, Homicide, CSI: Miami, Judging Amy, Supernatural, and other shows. His published plays include The Deal, Washington Square Moves, and The Ties That Bind. They've been produced in theatres all over the world. His movie DRONES, directed by Rick Rosenthal and starring Matt O'Leary and Eloise Mumford, premiered in 2014 at the London Film Festival, the Austin Film Festival, and the AFI Fest. It's available at Amazon.  Matt and his wife Nancy have two sons, Zack and Jacob. Matt Coyle is the author of the Anthony, Shamus and Lefty Award winning Rick Cahill crime novels.  This podcast is solely owned by the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network.

Jacob Burns, director of Shifter, talks his career and what he hopes to accomplish in the future of horror! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/weekinhorror/support

This week, Special Guest Director Jacob Burns (Shifter) joins us as we look back at gruesome body horror in The Human Centipede, Rob Zombie's divisive take on Halloween, epic Christopher Walken in The Prophecy, and the bonkers Australian Zombie Horror, Undead! Stay Scared! VISIT US: Week in Horror CONTACT US: weekinhorror@gmail.com FOLLOW US: Facebook & Twitter SUBSCRIBE TO US: YouTube SUPPORT US: Patreon WEAR US: Teespring --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/weekinhorror/support

OYUB is a Russian documentary play about the life of Oyub Titiev, a human rights activist in the Republic of Chechnya, Russia. ‘How much longer are we going to kill and imprison human rights defenders?’ ‘With every passing year, there are more and more restrictions, and less and less rights.’ Oyub Titiev, Shali Town Court, Chechnya, Russia, 18 March 2019. Oyub Titiev's arrest and subsequent show trial in Chechnya in 2018-19 caught worldwide media attention and drew broad international criticism. Titiev was sentenced to four years imprisonment, but was released on parole three months later, having served out two years in detention since his initial arrest. In 2018, Oyub Titiev was awarded the Václav Havel Human Rights Prize. He now lives in Moscow, where he continues his human rights work. This radio play is read by current human rights activists, not actors (although one of the participants is both). It was recorded by the participants from their homes in the U.K. and Europe during the COVID-19 lockdown. The play was not rehearsed or directed, and is performed as a reading, rather than acted out. Emphasis is placed on the professional connection between participants and Titiev himself, and for this reason their biographies are included below. The play features an introduction by Julie Curtis, who is a Professor of Russian Literature at the University of Oxford. Her work on contemporary Russian drama has been pursued in association with two AHRC (OWRI) research projects hosted by the Universities of Oxford (Creative Multilingualism) and Manchester (Cross-Language Dynamics: Reshaping Community). She is the editor of a volume of essays and interviews on this subject called New Drama in Russian: Performance, Politics and Protest in Russia, Ukraine and Belarus (London: Bloomsbury Academic, 2020), to which the translator of the play, Alex Trustrum Thomas, is a contributor. The play text of OYUB is published by Bookmate Originals and is available as a free e-book in English and in Russian. This is part of a forthcoming anthology of Russian documentary plays being published later this year by Common Place (Moscow). This project was supported by Creative Multilingualism, as part of the Arts and Humanities Research Council’s Open World Research Initiative (OWRI). N.B. Headphones are highly recommended for playback to hear the full range of sounds. Participant biographies, in order of appearance: Peter Wieltschnig is a human rights lawyer, focusing on human security in crisis and conflict as well as the right to water. He has worked on projects including: the protection and empowerment of refugees and displaced persons in Lebanon and Syria, the development of due diligence legislation to regulate the arms industry and States’ arms export regimes, the criminalisation of humanitarian assistance in Europe, and the human rights impacts of counter-terrorism legislation in Ireland and the UK. Jacob Burns is a writer, researcher and journalist who has worked across the Middle East. Currently the Communications Advisor for Yemen, Iraq and Jordan at Médecins sans Frontières, he has previously worked for Amnesty International and Forensic Architecture. Mistale Taylor conducts research into various areas of international criminal law and human rights law to provide pro bono legal advice for states, governments and NGOs in conflict/post-conflict situations in her role as Counsel at Public International Law and Policy Group. She has advised on, amongst other things, maritime piracy; the invocation of state secrets privilege to bar third party access to information in torture cases; and life sentencing practices in Europe. In her work at Trilateral Research, Mistale contributes to ongoing projects related to law, technology, privacy, data protection, human rights and ethics. Sorcha Thomson is a PhD Fellow at the University of Roskilde, Denmark, researching anticolonial struggle, internationalist solidarity and revolutionary movements in Cuba and Palestine. She is a member of the Palestine Solidarity Campaign Youth and Student Committee, working to build and organise the next generation of support for Palestinian human rights and justice in the UK. She has worked with Amnesty International in Israel, Palestine and Scotland across a number of campaigns. Rea Eldem lives in Berlin where she works as a gender equality strategist with a focus on working culture under the name in-visible. To her, addressing gender equality in the workplace means making visible normalised cultural practices, institutionalised dynamics and organisational structures that hinder women and other marginalised groups to strive forward. Although equal treatment and access to opportunities are basic human rights the discrimination of individuals based on aspects of their identity continues to persist in the workplace today. Matthew Romain trained as an actor at Bristol Old Vic Theatre School after studying philosophy at the University of Glasgow. He has worked extensively in theatre throughout the UK including Shakespeare’s Globe and the Donmar Warehouse; screen credits include BBC’s ‘Sherlock’ and ‘World on Fire’. Matthew performed in the Calais ‘jungle’ and other refugee camps as part of a two-year tour of ‘Hamlet’ to every country in the world. He has taught theatre in the community and run workshops on theatre and censorship for ‘Index’ magazine. Matthew is a founding member of Earth Ensemble - a theatre group for climate activism born out of Extinction Rebellion. John Farndon is an author, playwright, poet, songwriter, literary translator and activist. As a translator, he champions the literature of Russia and Central Asia and is chairman of the Eurasian Creative Guild. He was joint winner of the EBRD literary prize 2019 for his translation of Uzbek poetry in Hamid Ismailov’s The Devil’s Dance and finalist in the 2020 US PEN Translation award for the Kazakh epic Dead Wander in the Desert by Rollan Seysenbaev, about the ecological disaster of the Aral Sea. He is also a founding member of Earth Ensemble, the theatre and music company associated with Extinction Rebellion, which has brought climate activist performances to the streets of London and the Edinburgh Festival. Credits: OYUB was created by Elena Gremina Anna Dobrovolskaia and Zarema Zaudinova Translated by Alex Trustrum Thomas Sound and original music by Josh Field With thanks to Zarema Zaudinova Anna Dobrovolskaia Alina Anufrienko Scarlett Woolfe and Oliver Tobin In memory of Elena Gremina Mikhail Ugarov and Sasha Rastorguev Additional audio sources Chistyi chetverg, dir. by Sasha Rastorguev and Susanna Baranzhieva (Rossiia, 2003) ‘Nur-Zhovkhar. The ancient Chechen folklore’ by Petites Planetes/Vincent Moon, licenced under CC BY 3.0 (Image reproduced with permission, courtesy of Kazbek Chanturiya/OC Media)

LISTEN TO THE FULL INTERVIEW BY PUSHING PLAY ABOVE! It's been four years since Planet Thunder Productions, writer/director Jacob Leighton Burns and producer Zachary Burns won deadCenter's Best Oklahoma Narrative Feature Film in 2016. After next taking home the first-place prize from the 48-hour Film Project in 2016 with Let the Bodies Hit the Floor followed by their 2017 documentary about New View Oklahoma, Fleeting Light, many in the Oklahoma film community began wondering what their next genre project would look like. Two years of fundraising, a multi-part production and a world premiere event cut short due to the recent global pandemic later, the Burns brothers follow-up film, Shifter, finally makes its Oklahoma debut at this weekend's deadCenter 2020 film festival. In part five of our ongoing Shifter Audio Diary series, found exclusively on The Cinematic Schematic podcast, we catch up with writer/director Jacob Burns and producer Zachary Burns to recount the impact the COVID-19 outbreak had on their world premiere at Cinequest before talking about the excitement to bring their new film back home to premiere in their hometown of Oklahoma City. Tune in to get all of the insider stories and the deadCenter premiere details! The official deadCenter synopsis reads: SHIFTER is […] The post Shifter Audio Diary #5 – A deadCenter Homecoming – dCFF20 appeared first on The Cinematropolis.

From Champions League ⚽️ football with Leeds United to Football Director at Perth Glory and everything in between. A champion on and off field. A great and enjoyable chat that shares some qualities of a man who has had and continues a great career not only for himself but makes a difference to many others.

Reigning premiers Glory fell just short of the championship last season, but they’re quietly preparing another tilt at the toilet seat. Football Director Jacob Burns gives us the rundown on Perth’s preseason. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

We’re heading west on Thursday’s show! We haven’t heard much on Perth Glory, but the premiers are going about their business quietly. Football Director Jacob Burns sheds some light on their preseason signings, plus there’s the Eurosnob and heaps more! For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Hello, lords and ladies of the realm! After six years, dozens of guest hosts, and more than 50 episodes, The Cast Beyond the Wall concludes our recap and review of Game of Thrones. Host Caleb Masters is re-joined by co-hosts Austin Lucari and Daniel Stull to take a look back at their journeys to the podcast, their closing thoughts on the final season, and reflect on what it all really means. Endings are hard, but we hope we've left you with one you'll enjoy and remember most fondly. Tune in to hear us take a stroll down memory lane and try and make sense of eight years of the most exciting, compelling, frustrating, and ultimately, all around thought consuming television. We would like to give a special thanks to our hosts and partners at GoodTrash Media and We Got This Covered in addition to our recurring guest hosts over the years including Ben Friend, Dalton Stuart, Drew Ruiz, Lanie James, Mark Pickens, Jessica Martin, Sam Woolf, Laron Chapman, Alexandra Bohannon, Ryan Siggers, Jacob Burns, Kirsten Therkelson, Kris Tobin and Beth Lucari. Most importantly, THANK YOU to our thousands of recurring listeners who have supported the show over the years to make the ongoing production of The Cast Beyond the Wall possible. Being your watchers on the wall was great fun and a terrific honor.  And now our watch has ended.  FANTASY LEAGUE FINAL SCORES 1. Littlefinger's Revenge – Caleb Masters 1,815 2. King of Westeros –  Austin Lucari 1,760 3. Night King: Make Westeros Great Again  – Daniel Stull 1,325 Continue the conversation Listen on Spotify Listen from the beginning on Apple Podcasts

  We're back with another "Wealth, Actually" podcast.  This time I got to speak with John Farr, a man who blended his love of movies with the world of movie house restoration.  John Farr has helped restore one historic cinema (The Avon in Stamford) and did it again for the BEDFORD PLAYHOUSE in Bedford, NY.  Boasting a half-century love of great film and a career in advertising, John guides smart audiences to smart films through his website – BEST MOVIES BY FARR. Quick bio- what was your background? Ties to Bedford, career in advertising to interest in movies and that industry . . . Best Movies by Farr . . . tell us how this came to be and what it is. How did you go from being in advertising to becoming urban planner / real estate developer / media mogul? Concept of movie theater as cultural center for a town Brief history of the theater and the closing in 2015.   History of Bedford Playhouse – opened in 1947, It survived my frequent attendance! from 1980 on . . .  What happened in 2015?   Experience with the Avon Theater in Stamford, Jacob Burns in Pleasantville, how did that translate to Bedford? How did you get the various stakeholders around a reinvigorated concept?  How did you meet Ken Horn and how did he get involved? Groundswell and Description of process post-2015. Challenges. What can we look forward to in 2019 and beyond.   What are some of the interesting features that we should be on the lookout for? Favorite movies generally:  Hitchcock, Notorious, Vertigo, Cary Grant Oscar picks How do we stay in touch with the Playhouse, Best Movies by Farr and your other exploits? www.bestmoviesbyfarr.com www.bedfordplayhouse.org Twitter: @BedfordPlayHse Instagram:  @bedfordplayhouse Some additional notes on the history of the Bedford Playhouse: The Bedford Playhouse is a former movie theater located in Bedford, New York which first opened its doors back in April 1947 to much fanfare. It operated continuously in the village for close to seventy years. It had a state of the art sound system and projection, “modern” air conditioning and an exterior designed to blend in with the historic village of Bedford. The owner and designer, Joseph H. Stearns, was a resident of Pound Ridge. In 1983, the theater was divided into two smaller theaters, and much of its majesty and historic nature was lost. In early 2015, the theater closed. A grass roots organization was formed under the leadership of Bedford resident John Farr, with the goal of transforming it into a not-for-profit arts house cinema, cultural center, and community hub. Over $8 million has been raised since then and construction of the new facility began in Spring, 2017. https://www.amazon.com/Wealth-Actually-Intelligent-Decision-Making-1-ebook/dp/B07FPQJJQT

  We're back with another "Wealth, Actually" podcast.  This time I got to speak with John Farr, a man who blended his love of movies with the world of movie house restoration.  John Farr has helped restore one historic cinema (The Avon in Stamford) and did it again for the BEDFORD PLAYHOUSE in Bedford, NY.  Boasting a half-century love of great film and a career in advertising, John guides smart audiences to smart films through his website – BEST MOVIES BY FARR. Quick bio- what was your background? Ties to Bedford, career in advertising to interest in movies and that industry . . . Best Movies by Farr . . . tell us how this came to be and what it is. How did you go from being in advertising to becoming urban planner / real estate developer / media mogul? Concept of movie theater as cultural center for a town Brief history of the theater and the closing in 2015.   History of Bedford Playhouse – opened in 1947, It survived my frequent attendance! from 1980 on . . .  What happened in 2015?   Experience with the Avon Theater in Stamford, Jacob Burns in Pleasantville, how did that translate to Bedford? How did you get the various stakeholders around a reinvigorated concept?  How did you meet Ken Horn and how did he get involved? Groundswell and Description of process post-2015. Challenges. What can we look forward to in 2019 and beyond.   What are some of the interesting features that we should be on the lookout for? Favorite movies generally:  Hitchcock, Notorious, Vertigo, Cary Grant Oscar picks How do we stay in touch with the Playhouse, Best Movies by Farr and your other exploits? www.bestmoviesbyfarr.com www.bedfordplayhouse.org Twitter: @BedfordPlayHse Instagram:  @bedfordplayhouse Some additional notes on the history of the Bedford Playhouse: The Bedford Playhouse is a former movie theater located in Bedford, New York which first opened its doors back in April 1947 to much fanfare. It operated continuously in the village for close to seventy years. It had a state of the art sound system and projection, “modern” air conditioning and an exterior designed to blend in with the historic village of Bedford. The owner and designer, Joseph H. Stearns, was a resident of Pound Ridge. In 1983, the theater was divided into two smaller theaters, and much of its majesty and historic nature was lost. In early 2015, the theater closed. A grass roots organization was formed under the leadership of Bedford resident John Farr, with the goal of transforming it into a not-for-profit arts house cinema, cultural center, and community hub. Over $8 million has been raised since then and construction of the new facility began in Spring, 2017. https://www.amazon.com/Wealth-Actually-Intelligent-Decision-Making-1-ebook/dp/B07FPQJJQT

The fifth Inside Glory podcast is here!Tune in to Gareth Morgan, Bryce Conway and this week's guest Jacob Burns as they dissect everything from a dramatic win over the Mariners and a hard-fought point over in Wellington.On this episode:Round 5 and 6 reviewJacob Burns, Football Director interviewRound 7 vs Melbourne City previewPerth Glory W-League previewDon't forget to fire in your questions, suggestions and comments to:Email: media@perthglory.com.auTwitter: @PerthGloryFCIntro & outro music by Kasabian.

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Every film student on the planet wants to be a director. We all watched Jurassic Park or The Maltese Falcon (totally) and thought to ourselves, "golly gee I want to do that". Then we got on our Leave It To Beaver bicycle are rode off to the wonder world of make believe. Okay full disclosure, I think I'm coming down with the flu as I type this. Today we talk about the real world of film directing. Not everyone can be a Christopher Nolan or a Steven Spielberg; but there are far more opportunities out there! You don't have to become a celebrity to be successful in the film industry! WHAT???! So our guests Jacob Burns (Electric Nostalgia), Brian Cates (The Skit Guys), and Patrick Kirk (Video405) walk us through the process of getting started and making a career out of it. Show notes: 00:00- Intro 08:02- Introductions 09:38- Was Kubrick or Wiseau? 16:53- The basic duties of the director 21:56- The different types of shooting situations 25:10- The mental checklist of the one man band director 29:11- The different types of directing jobs 33:48- What makes a successful director? 37:01- Using the crappy experiences as learning experiences 44:31- The writer/director v. the hired gun 48:15- Staying on budget and on schedule 54:17- Director v. 1st Assistant Director 57:50- Directing a diva 01:01:52- How do you please everyone?! 01:05:10- final advice for the aspiring director 01:09:51- GAME: Interrogation 01:20:50- Plugs and byeeeee Support this podcast

Greg Burns, Michael Jordan, Doneil Freeman, Dan Borkos, Dustin Thompson, Shawn Brown, Nathan Burns and Jacob Burns all chime in to share their thoughts of hogtoberfest weekend. Support the show: Contribute with Paypal! Become a Patron! Affiliates Get a free audiobook! Free Course on Pawpaws Save 10% and get free shipping! With code word Sample! Reboot Your Body! Save $100 off the Profitable Urban Farming Course by Clicking! Or do the payment Plan! Start your own podcast! Download.

In this week's Back to the Movies, your hosts Caleb and Alexandra sit down to talk with the children of Cthulhu in this week's review of Denis Villeneuve's Arrival. The low key sci-fi film is based on the Nebula award winning short story, The Best Day of My Life by Ted Chiang. It has been a hit with critics and audiences, but does it live up to the hype?In our discussion of Arrival, we are joined by Electric Nostalgia writer/director Jacob Burns and producer Zachary Burns to discuss the film's strengths as a genre film. Before delving into the movie, we all talk about what we've been watching. Jacob and Zach burns talk about the films of the Austin Film Festival including the upcoming La La Land and Found Footage 3D. Alexandra gets all of us talking about the recent Fathom release of Shin Godzilla. I talk a bit about my thoughts on Birth of a Nation before we close out the segment by discussing our epic one one movie Harry Potter marathon in preparation for Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them.Our review talks about the very relevant themes of communication and the power of empathy. We take a moment to discuss how the themes relate to the 2016 U.S. election before reflecting on the power of film to inspire. This is an especially touchy talk, but we hope you'll all stick around and join the conversation in the comments below or on social media. 

In our first live show EVER, Kelly and Brian are joined by the creators of Electric Nostalgia, which incidentally also won Deadcenter Film Festival's Best Oklahoma Feature Film award! Jacob Burns (writer/director), Vinnie Hogan (producer/1ad), Zach Burns (producer/marketing), Clint Kubat (Lazarus), Stephen Goodman (Leland Helms), Cait Brasel (Alexis), and Page Tudyk (Rachel) share some on set stories and even reveal some deleted scene moments with the audience. Plus an audience member gets romanced, a podcast crossover crashes the stage, and eventually shirts come off. Needless to say, you should probably make it out to the next live show.  Check out more about the film at www.electricnostalgiafilm.com Permalink Support this podcast

Hey there aspiring actors! What's the difference between acting in OKC and acting in the city of angels? Well now the veil has been lifted! Screen actors Lauren Analla and Page Tudyk (of Electric Nostalgia) join Brian and Jacob Burns (director/writer of Electric Nostalgia) to talk acting, the importance of taking classes, and what party would be like if Adele made an unannounced appearance.  Support this podcast

So many great movies!!! This has been one heck of a year for Oscar contenders, and by golly we got down into the dirty details with this year's first annual Oscar Round Table Special. Sit back, relax, and enjoy as three movie nerds go from category to category and discuss what they liked, didn't like, and who they predict will win.  Check out:  James Wray- freelance grip/electric and independant filmmaker: www.imdb.com/name/nm5161250/?ref_=tt_ov_dr Jacob Burns- freelance DP, 1st and 2nd Assist. Camera Operator: http://www.jacobleightonburns.tumblr.com/  Support this podcast

Six goals! Six points! The joy of six! It's all round to Howard's for Beef Wellington to celebrate! Ross McCormack is on fire and the Brown/Pugh axis of evil triumphed at a sodden Valley. The pod talks about stand-ins and Middlesbrough are coming with their new fancy dan manager - better known as Jose's mate. But will he have recovered from the time he met Jacob Burns in the Champions League?