Podcast appearances and mentions of James Callahan

In this episode we are joined by James Callahan (aka Crane) to talk about Gillian Rose's book Hegel Contra Sociology. We explore Rose's critique of early twentieth-century sociology, which she argues was completely hampered by the limitations of its neo-Kantian framework. Looking to break out of this transcendental circle, Rose turns to Hegel and defends a highly original and sophisticated reading of his speculative political thinking, in order to develop a sociological analysis adequate for grasping and transforming our modern capitalist world. We also talk about why Hegel hated the starry skies above and thought slimes and rashes were way cooler.leftofphilosophy.com | @leftofphilFollow James on twitter: @gruidae_james and check out his substack: https://jamescrane.substack.com/References:Gillian Rose, Hegel Contra Sociology (New York: Verso, 2009)Music: Vintage Memories by Schematist | schematist.bandcamp.com

The Swing Nation PodcastEpisode 54:  I grew up around a Swingers Resort - with James Callahan IIIDan and Lacy talk to James Callahan III the General Manager of Secrets Hideaway Resort in Kissimmee, FL. He chronicles the story of how he grew up with Swingers as parents, lived and worked at a swingers resort and now manages one of the largest lifestyle enterprises in the United States.    Legal Fees for The Crackenbeardshttps://www.gofundme.com/f/legal-fees-for-the-crackenbeards?qid=a0302369058b13f816236128f626999eOur Website For ALL “Links” & Info:https://theswingnation.net-Or Check Everything Out Below!- Our Social Medias -PodCast Website:https://theswingnationpodcast.buzzsprout.com/Instagram: TheSwingNationPodcasthttps://instagram.com/theswingnationpodcast?igshid=YmMyMTA2M2Y=Twitter: NorthMnSouthFhttps://twitter.com/northmnsouthf?ltclid=SnapChat: LacySwingerXXhttps://www.snapchat.com/add/lacyswingerxxLacy's Tiktok: SwingingSgirl5  https://vm.tiktok.com/ZTdsmNNpE/TheSwingNation's Tiktok: TheSwingNation_Podcasthttps://vm.tiktok.com/ZTdsaKnmA/- Swinger Society -Our Website to meet, connect & events:https://swingersociety.net/Our Popular Discord Full Of Swingers:https://discord.com/invite/swingersocietyOur Facebook Group:https://www.facebook.com/groups/1321658238304222/- Swinger Websites -SDC: https://www.sdc.com/?ref=36313<clid=Username: The Swing Nation** Use code 36313 for 14 days free! **SLS: http://sls.com/Username: NorthernGuynSouthernGirl** Our Merch **https://theswingnation.com** The Swinger Pride Flags **Etsy.com/shop/TheSwingNation- Lacys Fun Links -VIP Only Fans:https://onlyfans.com/thesoutherngirlFree Only Fans:https://onlyfans.com/northernguynsoutherngirl- Our Sponsors -Shameless Care: ED Medication and at home STD testing. Use Code TSN at checkout for $30 off your order. https://shamelesscare.com/?ref=78Make Love Longer, It's Time for Great Sex. Promescent®: https://www.promescent.com/swingnationPassoniate non-monogramy for loving couples coursehttps://www.swingerclass.com/a/2147505835/zaCGUp3jSupport the show

As if Brexit and Covid weren't enough, businesses have now had a Budget to deal with. In this episode of the Essex Business Podcast, we talk to people within the business community about how they feel it will affect them, and get an overview of the tax implications. Tej Parikh, Chief Economist at the Institute of Directors reflects on how the Chancellor's Spring Budget could affect the economy, and Rickard Luckin's head of Tax and Financial Planning, Jamie Nice, gives an overview of the key policy announcements and their implications for corporate and personal taxation. We also hear from four businesses owners in the county – Patrik Minder of The Lexden Crown in Colchester, James Callahan from Blue Sky Printing, VIP Security's Darren Hyde and Julie Nel from b4Secure – about how the budget will impact on them. Recorded March 2021 Guest speakers: Tej Parikh, Chief Economist at the Institute of Directors www.iod.com Jamie Nice, Head of Tax and Financial Planning at RIckard Luckin www.rickardluckin.co.uk Patrik Minder, owner of The Lexden Crown www.thelexdencrown.co.uk James Callaghan, co-founder of Blue Sky Printing www.blueskyprinting.co.uk  Darren Hyde, Managing Director at VIP Security Services www.vipsecurityservices.co.uk  Julie Nel, Managing Director and founder of b4Secure can be found at www.b4secure.co.uk 

Not every wine is perfect. In fact, not every wine can be perfect. Indeed, one could make a strong argument that it is the imperfections in a wine that can make a vintage stand out above its peers. But sometimes, those flaws can turn a fantastic vintage into, well, sour grapes, if not vinegar itself. So it was the case with the bottle of the Trendsetter that I acquired. (I believe this bottle was the 2018 vintage; I cannot quite recall.) I had been excited to drink this Kansas blend for a while. The Wine Hippie herself had brought it with her for me. The blend of the Trendsetter consists of Norton and Chambourcin, about 50% each, from Twin Rivers winery in Emporia, Kansas. However, something had gone wrong, either while I stored it, while she transported it, or during the winemaking process itself. And you know what? Shit happens. It's not a big deal. This is 2020, after all! You have to make do with what you can. And with such a stunning label (modeled on Maud Wagner, the first female tattoo artist in America), we just couldn't let this one rest. So we decided to make the best of it, and talk in this episode about something I had been meaning to talk about in this podcast at some point, anyway: Wine Flaws. This way you know when the wine in your glass is flawed, and what caused it! Take a listen. Guest stars are James Callahan and Anna Schneider, of Rune Winery in Sonoita AZ. After all, who best to teach you about wine flaws than a winemaker themselves, right?

Pauly's Podcast is featured on the Overtime Sports Network and we feature the three senior captains from this year's team. Jackson Bisson, James Callahan, and Carson Limesand joined the show to discuss life as high school hockey players during the 'pause' and also looked ahead to the season we all feel will play out in the coming weeks and months.

Apologies for the long absence, again. This Covid thing has left me in a severe state of executive dysfunction where I swear I can't do things unless the stars are properly aligned, and then I, like Cthuhlu in his depths, suddenly become active again and do all the things. It's also, admittedly, been really hard to record podcasts with friends while we drink, since that requires mask removal... but luckily I still have some podcasts recorded from the BC days in my cellar. That, and frankly life has been a bit insane of late, still. But enough excuses, let's drink! In this episode, new special guests James Callahan of Rune Winery, and his special ladyfriend, Anna Schneider, join me in drinking a bottle of the 2016 JayD's Blanc du Bois, from Landry Vineyards, located in West Monroe, Louisiana. I must note that this bottle is no longer available from the vineyard, but if you're intrigued by our description of this wine, there are three other vintages of Blanc du Bois available. This Blanc du Bois was harvested from grapes grown in their estate vineyard. I am told that this wine was made in conjunction with Louisiana local celebrity chef and speaker Jay Ducote of Bites n' Booze fame. This makes perfect sense, because, as we discuss in the episode, this wine feels tailor-made for Louisiana cuisine. Blanc du Bois is a French-American Hybrid grape, or as these grapes are being increasingly called, "mixed heritage varietal." While some winemakers feel this term is an unwelcome intrusion from so-called "politically correct" culture, I personally feel this is actually a welcome term, as "hybrid" often has baggage attached to it as "lesser" wines with "inferior" varietals, often with serious flaws. And, if there's one thing I've learned while working on this podcast, I've tasted some seriously phenomenal wines made with these grapes that are on par with vinifera. But I digress. Blanc du Bois was created in 1968 by John A. Mortensen, over at the University of Florida's Central Florida Research and Education Center. The idea of this project was to create grape varietals that would both produce marketable wines and resist Pierce's Disease; a major scourge of the viticultural industry in the American Southeast. Mortensen created this variety by crossing various Vinifera grape varieties such as Golden Muscat and Cardinal with indigenous Florida species such as V. aestivalis, V. cinerea, and Vitis labrusca. This grape was released to the viticultural market in 1987, and named in honor of Emile DuBoise, who was a rather influential grape-grower and winemaker in the area around Tallahassee, Florida. While this varietal was created in Florida, the most abundant plantings of this grape are in Texas as it turns out, so we may well meet this varietal again in the future.

James Callahan, a professor of sociology, joins the show to discuss racial injustice, systemic racism, and his moment of fame from last year.

This time around Dani has got a story of an accident that may not be an accident at all. Rachellé Curry drowned in an overturned SUV that her fiancé James Callahan crashed into the Grassy Sprain Reservoir.  He said another car almost hit them and he over corrected trying to avoid a collision.  Family and friends, and even the police, think there might be more to it.Drew has a spooky story of the Haunted Shanley Hotel, whose ghosts and spirits seem benevolent.  The hotel itself has an entire section dedicated to its hauntings  and even recordings of ghosts speaking.  You can book an Overnight Investigation or a Private Ghost hunt! https://thehauntedshanleyhotel.com/Additional minor topics: Dani is the law and makes bad pun jokes, The Office, "If you build it he will come," Scooby Doo, Ireland, famous people from the 1920's, and much more.Leave us a rating and review! Subscribe to get our latest episodes with mini episodes and bonuses! www.strangelittleworlds.comFollow us on social media! https://www.instagram.com/slwpodcast/https://www.facebook.com/SLWPodcasthttps://twitter.com/SLWpodcastEmail us your thoughts and feedback at strangelittleworldspodcast@gmail.comMusic courtesy of www.purple-planet.comPodcast Friends: Out of The Blank https://anchor.fm/out-of-the-blank-podcast

First of all, let me apologize for the erratic upload schedule this January. There is a lot of stuff going on in my life right now; a struggle with depression, a struggle with finances, and my mother is on her deathbed. I beg pardon for not following my every 2-week schedule as I planned. Now, onto the blog. (If you want to help, please support the Patreon for this podcast!) One of our very first episodes of season one focused on the supposed wonder of Virginia Viognier. As you may remember, neither Gary or I were impressed with the 2016 Horton Viognier and were deeply confused as to why Viognier was supposed to be the state grape of Virginia in the first place.  I told this to my friend Michelle Petree, who asked which one I had imbibed, and she proceeded to be horrified by my selection.  "Don't worry," she said, probably shaking her head sadly, "I'll fix that for you. I know the good ones. The 2017 Viognier from King Family Vineyards is especially great." In return, I promised her my favorite bottle of Viognier from Arizona, the 2016 Rune Viognier, made by James Callahan. (He will be a guest in later episodes in season 2, so stay tuned!)  At some point, one of us (I can't rightly remember who, lots of alcohol was involved...) decided we should drink these two wines side by side with a vintage from Viognier's homeland, Condrieu... and settled on the 2017 De Poncins, from Francois Villard, as a comparison. And so this podcast was born. Viognier, if you are unaware, has made a huge comeback in the last 60 years from near-extinction (in 1965, there were only 30 acres of this grape remaining) to a worldwide sensation, being grown across the world, from Arizona to New Zealand. Most of the Viognier acreage planted in the United States can be found in California, but it is also grown in 15 other states. One of the main reasons for Viognier's fall from grace until the 1960s is due to the fact that this varietal is very difficult to grow, being prone to Powdery Mildew, as well as suffering unpredictable yields from one vintage to the next. However, this grape is increasing in popularity as an attractive alternative to Chardonnay, so I feel we can only expect more Viognier to appear as time goes on. Watch this space! Links: My Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TheMakeAmericaGrapeAgainPodcast King Family Vineyards: https://kingfamilyvineyards.com/ Rune Winery: https://www.runewines.com/

Laura talks to high school teacher James Callahan about his Generation Z Dictionary that has over 24 million impressions, half a million likes, and over 150,000 retweets.Follow the show on Instagram (@wordsinthemiddle) and Twitter (@WITMpod). Shoot me an email: wordsinthemiddle@gmail.comSee a word or phrase we've discussed on social media/in real life? Hit it with a #WITMpod!Or, if you're really feelin' it, throw me a 5 star review.

The OFFF London 2017 titles are breathtakingly beautiful. The Character Design, Animation and Rendering are uniquely stylized. The Particle animations are mesmerizing in how they move, look and feel. Designed, Directed & Produced by FutureDeluxe. Adrian is the Director on this. Host Blair Walker delves into the creative process behind the work FutureDeluxe creates. Show Notes: Compiled by Matt Lloyd  01.00 - Future Deluxe 02.19 - PVP Episode 7 03.00 - OFFF London 2017 05.30 - The OFFF London 2017 team: James Callahan and Andrew Jones, owners of Future Deluxe, Andre (main art director), Nick and Thomas (Particle work in Houdini), Josef from Poland? (character animators), Liam Gabor, Igor (compositing), 09.40 - The team wanted to do the piece because they are not known for doing character animation and wanted to challenge themselves. 10.24 - Inspiration for the aesthetic of the piece 13.10 - Use of colour in the piece 15.50 - African tribal clothing, jewellery and adornment as inspiration 21.30 - The challenge of working with remote freelancers 22.30 - Process behind capturing the essence of a gesture 24.10 - Digital Kitchen titles for True Blood 28.00 - Particles made in Houdini, driven by live action shot by Davey Evans 28.36 - Future Deluxe piece for Intel with photography by him 31.00 - “Top down” photographic angles can be ignored when using CG 31.56 - Felix typographer on OFFF London 33.55 - Diadora Blushield 36.00 - How working direct with the client (rather than through an agency) proved advantageous on this project 41.00 - Housni (compositor) 41.55 - Vitaly Grossman 43.10 - Foam studio 43.45 - Pro Video Picks: Have a break from the computer: Time management and unwinding 47.40 - Inspiration: This Is Colossal Nowness https://hifructose.com/ SlimeSunday - Instagram Isle of Dogs Movie 50.30 - Fine dining food Pinterest boards provide inspiration: form and colour 50.55 - Following online: Joaquin Phoenix movies Slime Sunday instagram 52.10 - Inspirational Video: Isle of Dogs by Wes Anderson. Isle of Dogs behind the scenes video 53.30 - Justin animatronics for Isle of Dogs 55.10 - Follow Adrian online Adrian's Website Adrian's Instagram 55.30 - Who should we have on the show? Vitaly Grossman Pro Video Podcast Online: Blair Walker - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Slack Pro Video Podcast - Facebook Group Pro Video Podcast - Twitter Pro Video Podcast - Website

On this pie talk, we're talkin Batman, catcopters, nonsense, and we re-cast the flick. Comic Cons is a comic podcast for the rest of us and them along with James Callahan of Barf Comics and Harrison Christy and the Doctor are in pie zone! .. Pt 2 of the convo starts at: 56:24 .. Check out Comic Cons at: comicconspodcast.podbean.com Barf Comics: http://www.jamescallahan.co/ .. AMAZON PORTAL: http://amzn.to/2xt639O Audible: http://audibletrial.com/pizzatalk .. Venmo - @newturksrva Bitcoin donations - 1BxhUbPBd9P9t16g8pbAwXQP9mSx7TzEpZ Ether donations - 0xDf3F0bBDEE763Ff9ADafFE6b479269311ddAe4d6 Litecoin donations - LabUvwKGz5qS66wQ6zrAQSgLqn8JprHjQ6 .. If you are a band/artist/creator and are interested in being on the show, send an email to pizzatalkpodcast@gmail.com .. Lyft Driver Referral - Ethan178962 Uber Driver Referral - ETHANG2012UE

In Episode 23, we chat with our own Brittany Boote about her experience as an actress and assistant director on “The Barre,” a new crime drama television series set and produced in Wilkes-Barre. We also planned to interview fellow local actor James Callahan, who played the role of Bryan on the show and is well-known in the local music scene, but he had to cancel due to a family emergency. We still manage to have a good conversation and a great time, though, as always. Beer Boys in Wilkes-Barre is hosting a Founders Brewing Company tap takeover, so we drink some crowlers of three of the beers they have on tap during the show - Frootwood, cherry ale and ages it in oak barrels that held both bourbon and maple syrup, Lizard of Koz, a stout brewed with blueberries, chocolate, and vanilla aged in bourbon barrels, and Backwoods Bastard 2015, a bourbon barrel-aged version of its Dirty Bastard scotch ale. They’re very different than the Founders beers we tried last week, but they’re boozy and rich with flavor. We also take a moment to remember Pittston singer Janet Rains, better known as Jane Train, who died just hours earlier from injuries she sustained in a tragic accident in Florida last month that took the life of Adrenaline Mob bassist David Zablidowsky. Whether you knew her from Wilkes-Barre pop rock band M80, her solo work, Headbanger's Ball, Not by Sight, or just as that awesome lady with the bright red hair, Jane was an integral part of the NEPA music scene for many years, so we share some stories about her before we get into the interview. Then we talk about the premiere screening of the first episode of “The Barre” at the River Street Jazz Cafe in Plains Thursday, Aug. 24, how and why Brittany got involved with the show, the authenticity of the scripts, influences from shows like “The Wire,” what she learned as an assistant director, landing the role of Lydia and how she prepared to play a heroin addict, working with the cast and crew from New York, how Wilkes-Barre became an integral part of the series and what it was like filming in familiar areas, the controversy surrounding the production and responding to those who think it will make the city look bad, comparisons to other drug and gangster stories, the story of how James Callahan ended up in his role at the last minute, acting in an anti-drug commercial and auditioning New York City as a kid, how the show helped her deal with the death of her mother, working on TV distribution of the series, Wilkes-Barre’s HBO connection, and more. Additionally, we answer some questions and comments from live viewers and give away free tickets to the see the I Love the 90s Tour at The Pavilion at Montage Mountain on Saturday, Aug. 26 with TLC, Coolio, Tone Loc, Rob Base, and Young MC. The NEPA Scene Podcast covers arts, entertainment, and the issues that matter to Northeastern Pennsylvania. It airs as a live video stream every Wednesday at 7 p.m. on NEPA Scene’s Facebook page and is available afterward on iTunes, SoundCloud, Stitcher, YouTube, and nepascene.com. This episode and all previous episodes are available now on NEPA Scene, the award-winning independent arts and entertainment website that combines the accuracy and professionalism of a print magazine with the immediacy and convenience of a blog, offering a wide variety of content to readers in NEPA, Philadelphia, New York, and beyond. The show is made possible by local sponsors Beer Boys, The Keys, and the F.M. Kirby Center, Coal Creative, and viewers who tune in every week.

Major Spoilers Hotline - 785-727-1939 Podcast Posting Page - http://wp.me/p8YAd-1u5h Support our efforts to make epic stuff for you! https://members.majorspoilers.com Time to get Rickless in this week's Dueling Review as Matthew and Stephen look between the covers of Rick and Morty #7 from Oni Press. Rick and Morty #7 Writer: Zac Gorman Artists: CJ Cannon with Ryan Hill and Marc Ellerby Cover Artists: CJ Cannon with Ryan Hill (direct market cover), James Callahan (variant cover) When a transdimensional virus begins eradicating all the Ricks from across the multiverse, our Rick must go into hiding in the only reality where he’s safe from detection…Universe 304, the Rickless Universe.

Major Spoilers Hotline - 785-727-1939 Podcast Posting Page - http://wp.me/p8YAd-1u5h Support our efforts to make epic stuff for you! https://members.majorspoilers.com Time to get Rickless in this week's Dueling Review as Matthew and Stephen look between the covers of Rick and Morty #7 from Oni Press. Rick and Morty #7 Writer: Zac Gorman Artists: CJ Cannon with Ryan Hill and Marc Ellerby Cover Artists: CJ Cannon with Ryan Hill (direct market cover), James Callahan (variant cover) When a transdimensional virus begins eradicating all the Ricks from across the multiverse, our Rick must go into hiding in the only reality where he’s safe from detection…Universe 304, the Rickless Universe.

Skottie Young steps in to join us in talking about FCBD, Matt Kindt, Magneto, Rocket Raccoon, Oz, Marvel Babies, Sergio Aragones, Sophie's Choice Comic Style (Chris Bachalo Vs. Humberto Ramos, Joe Kubert Vs. Alex Toth, Jack Davis Vs. Wally Wood, Will Eisner Vs. Jack Kirby, Bendis Vs. Brubaker, John Byrne Vs. George Perez, Todd McFarlane Vs. Erik Larsen, and more), Rob Liefeld, Space Mullet by Daniel Warren Johnson, Deadly Hands of Kung-Fu #1 by Mike Benson and Tan Eng Huat, The Auteur #2 by Rick Spears, James Callahan, and Luigi Anderson from Oni Press, Cyclops #1 by Greg Rucka and Russell Dauterman, Futures End #1, Beach Safari by Mawil from Top Shelf, Renaud Dilles, Lewis Trondheim and Joann Sfar's Dungeon from NBM, Cosmic Scoundrels and Liberty Justice from Andy Suriano, Tyler Shainline, and Matt Chapman, March: Book One from Congressman John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, and Nate Powell out of Top Shelf, Skadi by Katie Rice and Luke Cormican, and a whole mess more!

Paul Levitz, Declan Shalvey, Ryan Stegman, Wolverine and the X-Men by Jason Latour and Mahmud Asrar, Black Science, Greg Rucka (Velvet, Veil, and Lazarus), The Auteur by Rick Spears, James Callahan, and Luigi Anderson from Oni Press, David Lapham and Stray Bullets: The Killers #1 from Image, id games, SXSW, Comixology Submit: Twilight Monk by Trent Kaniuga, Relaunch by Ron Perazza and Daniel Govar, and The Arrival by Thomas Kovach and Nishan Patel, Anathema by Rachel Deering, Christopher Mooneyham and company, more Winter Soldier, Todd, The Ugliest Kid on Earth by Ken Kristensen, M. K. Perker, and Cemal Soyleyan from Image, Monkeybrain: D4VE by Ryan Ferrier and Valentin Ramon and more, Watson and Holmes by Karl Bollers and Rick Leonardi, Alec Longstreth's Basewood, Arrow's Flash, Afterlife with Archie, and a whole mess more!

PBS Antiques Roadshow Appraiser, Director of Asian Arts, for James D. Julia Auctioneers, James Callahan talks about the Asian Art Market and much more.…

The series on the book of Titus continues with Dr. James Callahan

The series on the book of Titus continues with Dr. James Callahan

Host: Philip G. Bloom Phil welcomes filmmakers Heath Vinyard and James Callahan to talk about creating a web series. They talk about the process of creating their latest series, "End Result", currently airing on Koldcast.tv. Media Picks of the Week. Running Time: 00:40:16