Podcast appearances and mentions of jason hehir

What do the NBA, the Chicago Bulls, and Michael Jordan all have in common? Iconic storytelling, brought to life by Jason Hehir, the director of The Last Dance—a documentary miniseries that became a cultural phenomenon during the early months of the Covid lockdown. In this conversation, Franklin and Kate dive deep with Jason to uncover how he got Michael Jordan to finally open up, the parallels between hip-hop and the NBA's meteoric rise to global fame, and the art of humanizing larger-than-life sports legends. They also discuss Jason's unique approach to portraying mythic figures, handling critique from none other than Ken Burns, and the challenge of crafting a hit documentary while the world is already watching your hit documentary.Questions? Comments? Criticism? Hit us up on social media at @theblcklst.This conversation took place in 2020. To learn more about The Black List, visit www.blcklst.com.Mentions: +The Last Dance, http://www.netflix.com/gb/title/80203144+ESPN: The Last Dance, https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/28973557/the-last-dance-untold-story-michael-jordan-chicago-bulls

Award winning documentary filmmaker Jason Hehir, who directed “The Last Dance” about Michael Jordan and the Bulls, talks about his newest Netflix documentary “Return of the King: The Fall and Rise of Elvis Presley” and Presley's tribute to MLK and RFK during his 1968 comeback special. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/tavis-smiley--6286410/support.

Gurdip, Ryan, Olivia, Bec and Justin discuss at length the new Netflix documentary directed by acclaimed sports doc filmmaker Jason Hehir, "Return of the King: The Fall and Rise of Elvis Presley," purportedly about the making of the 1968 Comeback Special. Following in the wake of the special's prominence in Baz Luhrmann's 2022 biopic and the Paramount Plus documentary "Reinventing Elvis," the gang is surprised to learn this is an unchallenging, conventional retelling of Elvis' life story leading up to 1968 intended for the most casual of potential viewers. There's a few new bits of footage, thoughtful contributions from the small group of talking heads and a fairly well-constructed first half, but the TCBCast crew's smaller grievances about certain inaccuracies, exclusions or lack of nuance begin to pile up around the midpoint until the whole thing topples over in its coverage of the special itself, culminating in an outburst over the way the film handles the special's iconic finale. So, the crew all went back to rewatch the original 1968 broadcast version of "Singer Presents Elvis" - complete with original sponsor advertisements - which we have not revisited on TCBCast properly since 2018, and reflect on both the special itself, the incredible work of its extremely under-recognized crew who made it possible for Elvis to shine, and whether the documentary captures what was so great about the NBC special in a way that is useful or insightful.  "Return of the King" is streaming via Netflix, the 50th anniversary version of the "Comeback" Special is available on Apple TV or purchasable on digital distribution platforms, and an original broadcast version of the special, intact with Singer Sewing Company commercials, has also been made available on the Internet Archive. The video clip we mention near the end of the show is viewable on EAP Society's YouTube channel. If you enjoy TCBCast, please consider supporting us with a donation at Patreon.com/TCBCast. Your support allows us to continue to provide thoughtful, provocative, challenging and well-researched perspectives on Elvis's career, his peers and influences, and his cultural impact and legacy.

My Summer Lair host Sammy Younan talks to Jason Hehir, the director of The Last Dance...the Jordan/Bulls documentary. His latest documentary also on Netflix is Return of the King: The Fall and Rise of Elvis Presley. My Summer Lair Chapter #303: Which Eras Of Elvis' Life Fascinate You? Recorded: Monday, November 4, 2024 at 2:30 pm (EST) For more show notes visit MySummerLair.com. Bonus Fun? Sign up for my newsletter because the F in FOMO doesn't stand for Fun. Stress free pop culture (TV shows! Books! Movies! Music! So Many Recommendations!!) tastefully harvested for your divine delight. Once a week a carefully curated edition of My Pal Sammy goes directly to your inbox. Magic or Science? You decide.

What got left on the cutting-room floor of The Last Dance? That shrugging security guard, Scottie Pippen's cattle prod, almost Obama — and so much more. Plus: the iPad trick, pulling a Stat Boy, what it feels like to be parodied/cancelled on SNL… and a pickup-line surprise featuring butterflies, a bulldog puppy and a newborn. Further reading: Watching the National Championship at a Georgia bar is what heartbreak looks like (Charlotte Wilder) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What got left on the cutting-room floor of The Last Dance? That shrugging security guard, Scottie Pippen's cattle prod, almost Obama — and so much more. Plus: the iPad trick, pulling a Stat Boy, what it feels like to be parodied/cancelled on SNL… and a pickup-line surprise featuring butterflies, a bulldog puppy and a newborn. Further reading: Watching the National Championship at a Georgia bar is what heartbreak looks like (Charlotte Wilder) Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

In the realm of business and sports, the parallels are striking. Both arenas demand strong leadership, cohesive teamwork, and unwavering dedication to a common goal. Jason Hehir, the mastermind behind the groundbreaking documentary series The Last Dance, offers unique insights into this dynamic. Through chronicling Michael Jordan's extraordinary career, Hehir not only captured tales of triumph and defeat but also lived them firsthand. In this captivating episode of The Game Changing Attorney Podcast, Jason joins Michael Mogill to explore: Evolving from a novice to a leader and navigating the ensuing complexities The transformative power of embracing a healthy fear of failure Discovering the importance of cultivating your authentic voice for personal and professional success ---- Show Notes: 03:14 – What fueled Jason's passion for sports and cinematography 04:44 – Jason's humble creative beginnings 07:23 – How Jason builds strong teams 10:11 – Jason's take on a healthy fear of failure 14:53 – How Jason got involved in HBO's Andre The Giant documentary 19:31 – Jason's creative project growth and evolution 23:12 – The preparation that went into The Last Dance 28:35 – Jason's first meeting with Michael Jordan 33:34 – How Jason balanced multiple brands' desire for creative control 35:11 – Why The Last Dance became one of the most highly-regarded sports documentaries of all time 37:26 – How Jason pivoted to creating the Countdown series capturing the SpaceX mission 40:19 – Capturing and editing footage from space 43:35 – What the highest-performing people have in common 48:49 – Jason's upcoming projects and what keeps him excited 50:48 – How Jason is scaling his impact 50:35 – What being a game changer means to Jason ---- Links & Resources NBC André the Giant (documentary) The Last Dance (documentary) NBA Michael Jordan Jordan (brand) ESPN Netflix Jalen Rose  ---- Listening to this episode but want to watch it? Check it out on Spotify.  Do you love this podcast and want to see more game changing content? Subscribe to our YouTube channel. ---- Past guests on The Game Changing Attorney Podcast include: David Goggins, John Morgan, Alex Hormozi, Randi McGinn, Kim Scott, Chris Voss, Kevin O'Leary, Laura Wasser, John Maxwell, Mark Lanier, Robert Greene, and many more. ---- If you enjoyed this episode, you may also like: #71 Tim Grover – WINNING: The Unforgiving Race to Greatness #128 Robert Greene – The Laws of Power and Human Nature #185 AMMA – How to Recognize, Reward, and Motivate Your Team

The Ringer's Bill Simmons shares his thoughts on the Minnesota Timberwolves sale falling through (2:00). Then, Bill is joined by director-producer Jason Hehir to discuss how the medium of sports documentaries has evolved over the 21st century (14:46) before diving into some of Jason's films, including 'The Fab Five' (31:06), the lost Sacramento Kings documentary, 'Down in the Valley' (51:46), 'Andre the Giant' (1:00:57), and 'The Last Dance' (1:13:45). Host: Bill Simmons Guest: Jason Hehir Producer: Kyle Crichton The Ringer is committed to responsible gaming, please checkout theringer.com/RG to find out more or listen to the end of the episode for additional details. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

What do the NBA, Chicago Bulls, and Michael Jordan have in common? Jason Hehir. This week, Franklin and Kate talk to The Last Dance director about getting Jordan to finally open up, documenting both hip-hop and the NBA's rise to global prominence, humanizing his favorite sports icons, and so much more.Questions? Comments? Criticism? Hit us up on social media at @theblcklst.To learn more about The Black List, visit www.blcklst.com.Mentions: +The Last Dance, netflix.com/gb/title/80203144+ESPN: The Last Dance, espn.com/nba/story/_/id/29180083/the-last-dance-how-replay-stream-espn-michael-jordan-documentary

In 1989, a horrible murder that was reported and investigated as a carjacking gone wrong sparked a national outcry. But it was ultimately revealed to be false story and caused tremendous hurt in an already marginalized community. Director Jason Hehir joins to talk about his docuseries, "Murder in Boston," which revisits the Charles Stuart case where a white man blamed his own crime on a Black man.  

Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay are joined by filmmaker Jason Hehir to discuss the new docuseries ‘Murder in Boston' (1:25), explain Boston's history of racial strife (13:24), and the city's reckoning with its past (24:18). Hosts: Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay Guest: Jason Hehir Producers: Donnie Beacham Jr. and Ashleigh Smith Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jason Hehir – MURDER IN BOSTON: ROOTS, RAMPAGE & RECKONING chronicles the complex history of race-based hostilities in the city. Director and producer Jason Hehir joins Tavis to explore the events that happened in Boston.

The Game Changing Attorney Podcast is for leaders ready to level up. For the passionate and engaged. The peak performer. Tenacious fighter. Creative connector. Industry disruptor. Game changer. For you.   Today we look back at some of the most inspiring and insightful conversations this year — so far. We showcase leaders with long-term vision, the courage to stand their ground, and prevail in the face of extreme adversity. We hear from best-selling authors, an Emmy-award-winning director, and a top-performing attorney. Learn from their stories.  No Excuses Leadership — and the pressure that comes with it — is a privilege. But getting it right can be a challenge. Michael Mogill built Crisp on the solid foundations of positive urgency, accountability, integrity, and transparency. His advice? Shed secrets. Hide nothing. Help others.  Take an honest and accountable look within. Identify opportunities to grow. Andre Norman transformed his prison sentence into a Harvard fellowship and is on a mission to end mass incarceration.  To get to where they are, both Michael and Andre had to dig deep within themselves and shift both internal and external worldviews. It was not easy. The payoff — building something of value that no one can take from them — is well worth the price of admission.  Clear Communication  Clear, direct, and honest. Communication is our most effective tool, and to be effective, it must be honed often. When over half of all marriages end, divorce attorney Laura Wasser sees miscommunication as the root cause. To build a lasting partnership, she advises establishing good communication habits in the good times to get through the bad — and when dissolving the relationship is inevitable, she helps smooth the process.  Fear of Failure A blessing and a curse. The fear of failure is the fuel of humans who become legends. Emmy-winning director Jason Hehir equates the greats like Michael Jordan and Andre the Giant to sharks — always facing forward. Jason faces a unique challenge: getting the greats to pause, look back at all they have accomplished, and be proud of how far they've come. As you build your firm, remember to look around once in a while. The cure for failure is persistence — and perspective. As Dorie Clark, best-selling author, notes: When we try to take our firms and businesses to places that we've never been, it can feel scary and our expectations can be way off. Law firm owners can point to metrics like revenue growth to set expectations, but they may not be correct. Models and examples of successful firms already exist. Reach out to others for a more realistic scope, and keep moving forward. Episode Resources & References The Game Changing Attorney Podcast Michael Mogill Facebook Michael Mogill Twitter Michael Mogill Instagram Michael Mogill LinkedIn Crisp Website Crisp Facebook Crisp Twitter Crisp Instagram Crisp LinkedIn Andre Norman - Episode 98 of The Game Changing Attorney Laura Wasser - Episode 102 of The Game Changing Attorney Jason Hehir - Episode 105 of The Game Changing Attorney Dorie Clark - Episode 104 of The Game Changing Attorney Author Michael Mogill, Crisp, Andre Norman, Laura Wasser, Jason Hehir, Dorie Clark

Newton native, Jason Hehir, one of the top documentary makers in the world, joined us on the podcast to talk about his latest project, the ESPN 30 for 30 called "Shark", about golf legend Greg Norman, and his struggles at The Masters golf tournament at Augusta National. It is available on ESPN. Jason talked about how he crafted the story he wanted to tell, how he approached Norman about it, the three interviews he conducted with him and what went into making this spectacular documentary. Jason grew up watching Bob Lobel and Mike Lynch on tv. When he was 11 he interviewed Bob at WBZ and later interned for Mike at WCVB. @OurBestFoods #OurBestBurgers @ColdSpringsRV

"No one comes out of college just knowing how to navigate your chosen profession. It takes time. If I did ‘Last Dance' two years ago it would have been terrible. Learn your trade, sometimes by mistake. There are no shortcuts. Find your voice, no matter what field you're in." - Jason Hehir How did Jason go from humble beginnings to interviewing Michael Jordan? How does a fear of failure motivate Jason? What common traits does he look for when assembling a team? Why did Jason take an unexpected storyline when creating the documentary "Andre the Giant"? Jason directed “Countdown,” a documentary about the first civilian-only launch into space, in near real-time. How did he get the footage from Space X? How did Jason and his team prepare for the possibility of a catastrophic bad day? Legends, Giants, and the Final Frontier Just as directors become world-class by delegating editing film, law firm owners must also trust their squad. Step out of the role of “player” and into that of “coach” to win the game and build a legacy. Build a team that has a passion for the project, a fear of failure, and the congeniality to mesh with everyone else.   “The Last Dance” director and seven-time Emmy winner Jason Hehir didn't become an extraordinary director by taking on the whole project himself. He learned to let go and place his trust in the talented people he hired to suit each unique need — a break from his “do it all yourself” tradition. The result? A docu-series chronicling the Chicago Bulls dynasty that would go on to be the most-watched documentary in ESPN history. Among his many films and series, a few stand out: His “Andre The Giant” documentary, the most-watched film in HBO Sports history, and “Countdown: Inspiration4 Mission to Space” about the first all-civilian space mission chronicled in near-real time. In this episode, Jason discusses the making of “The Last Dance,” responsible storytelling, and cultivating relationships with Michael Jordan and André René Roussimoff, better known as Andre the Giant. He also discusses the unique challenges of filming in space. Dig Deeper Research clients and their lives as thoroughly as possible. Cultivate a relationship of trust and genuine connection. Ask the most relevant questions to paint a complete picture that tells a compelling story. The ultimate gift is one of comfort knowing that their claims are understood and will be handled responsibly. This creates ease for clients and icons alike.    "These icons are sharks — never looking back, always moving forward. You want them to have the pleasure of sitting back and reflecting on what they have done. Take pride in it. And once they are strapped in, they can look back almost wistfully and share their wisdom. Tell their story. " - Jason Hehir Key takeaways: Take the scenic route. On the road to greatness, there are no shortcuts. Learning a trade is often done by mistake. If you stumble, dust yourself off and keep going.   Do your homework. In a world where so many look forward to the next great thing, looking back to gain context and clarity will help craft the right narrative. Fear failure. Hold up the team to the best of your ability, and do your part. Give it your all and success will be won together. Links and Resources The Game Changing Attorney Podcast Michael Mogill Facebook Michael Mogill Twitter Michael Mogill Instagram Michael Mogill LinkedIn Crisp Website Crisp Facebook Crisp Twitter Crisp Instagram Crisp LinkedIn Jason Hehir Twitter The Last Dance Author Michael Mogill, Crisp, and Jason Hehir

Fresh off the debut of Shark - his documentary about Greg Norman at the 96 Masters - director Jason Hehir joins Soly for a deep dive into the film, his relationship with Norman, key moments in the film, and more. Plus we also detail Jason's experience as the director of The Last Dance and what it's like to interview Michael Jordan.

Emmy-winning producer and director Jason Hehir joins the show to talk about his new "30 For 30" doc "Shark" about golfer Greg Norman... A preview of tonight's Game 2's in the NBA Playoffs A's President Dave Kaval stops by with a Howard Terminal stadium update The NEWS!!! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Adnan is joined by Amin Elhassan to discuss Teen Wolf and Jason Hehir to discuss The Last Dance, Andrew the Giant and his new space documentary on Netflix. The Last Duel. Who wouldn't want a moat? Adnan tells us how he really feels about Tom Cruise. Who can spot Chris' random Ace Ventura reference? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Adnan is joined by Amin Elhassan to discuss Teen Wolf and Jason Hehir to discuss The Last Dance, Andre the Giant and his new space documentary on Netflix. The Last Duel. Who wouldn't want a moat? Adnan tells us how he really feels about Tom Cruise. Who can spot Chris' random Ace Ventura reference? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On episode 2 of Bleav in Celtics Podcast, Dana Barros and Jason Hehir speak on The Last Dance and growing up in Boston.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

On the first hour of The Nick Handley Show, Nick is out today so producer TJ has compiled a Best of Show for you. We start with the Director of "The Last Dance" documentary Jason Hehir. Next, we continue the Michael Jordan conversation with author of the book "There Is No Next" Sam Smith. And we end things with the director of the 30 for 30 on Bruce Lee called "Be Water" Bao Nguyen.

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Mike & Nick explore the world of filmmaking with Emmy award-winning director & producer Jason Hehir. Jason has directed & produced of some of the biggest sports documentaries, from ESPN/Netflix's 'The Last Dance', HBO's 'Andre the Giant', and ESPN's 30 for 30 'The Fab Five'. Jason tells us about his upbringing, how he got into producing & directing, his favorite stories he has worked on, and what it is like to tell the story of some big names in sports, entertainment, and politics like Michael Jordan, Andre the Giant, Mike Ditka, Floyd Mayweather & more.For bonus content from this episode & more like merchandise from our show, patron shout-outs & more, check out our Patreon page and become a subscriber! - https://www.patreon.com/user?u=52915535&fan_landing=trueEmail us at canwepleasetalkpodcast@yahoo.com if you have a take on the topic discussed, or if you have a topic in mind you want us to discuss on the program!Follow us on social -IG- @canwepleasetalkpodcastTwitter - @CANWEPLEASETALKTikTok - @canwepleasetalkpodcastSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/can-we-please-talk. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Join me and my good friend , Jason Hehir, 7 time Emmy Award winner for his documentaries including "The Last Dance" with Michael Jordan of the Chicago Bulls, as we talk about his career. You'll hear about the challenges of making a documentary like this, how it came to be the most viewed documentary in ESPN history and what other players had to say. Scotty Pippen, Karl Malone, Isaiah Thomas to name just a few. We also touch on his documentary about the Michigan Wolverines "The Fab Five" and how Chris Webber failed to participate after repeated efforts and even an acceptance to contribute but declined. His former teammates, like Jalen Rose, would love to have him clear the air regarding the incidents that took place while they all played together. This is one fabulous discussion I think you're going to really enjoy. I can certainly tell you I did. I look forward to your comments.

Q&A with The Last Dance director, Jason Hehir, and EP, Mike Tollin. Moderated by Mara Webster, In Creative Company.

This week on Total Movie Recall, Steve and Ryan offend approximately 1/7th of the world's population, which has historically gone very well. Ryan's love of fairy tale settings don't truck with Steve, who favors Disney's gritty, street-level crime drama Aladdin. Ryan gets vulnerable about the deterioration of his mental health in this dumpster fire world we have, and Steve, ever a good man and a good friend, reaches out. We encourage you to reach out too. Because everything sucks right now, and you need to connect with your fellow humans to survive. Also, this is the worst Disney princess ever. Aladdin (1992) - Disney d. Ron Clements, John Musker Starring: Scott Weinger Robin Williams Linda Larkin Jonathan Freeman Gilbert Gottfried When street rat Aladdin frees a genie from a lamp, he finds his wishes granted. However, he soon finds that the evil has other plans for the lamp -- and for Princess Jasmine. But can Aladdin save Princess Jasmine and his love for her after she sees that he isn't quite what he appears to be? Things discussed in the show: Bride Kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan (Vice documentary) 1,001 Arabian Nights (book) Freund, Yung and The Godhead The Kenosha shooting Crawl (Alexandre Aja, Michael Rasmussen, Shawn Rasmussen, Kaya Scodelario, Barry Pepper, Morfydd Clark, Sam Raimi) The Hills Have Eyes - 2006 (Alexandre Aja, Wes Craven, Ted Levine, Kathleen Quinlan, Dan Byrd) The Hills Have Eyes - 1977 (Wes Craven, Suze Lanier-Bramlett, Robert Houston, Martin Speer) High Tension (Alexandre Aja, Grégory Levasseur, Cécile de France, Maïwenn, Philippe Nahon) Jaws (Steven Spielberg, Peter Benchley, Carl Gottlieb, Roy Scheider, Robert Shaw, Richard Dreyfuss) What is genius? The Founder (McDonald's, John Lee Hancock, Robert Siegel, Michael Keaton, Nick Offerman, John Carroll Lynch) The Social Network (David Fincher, Aaron Sorkin (screenplay), Ben Mezrich (book), Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, Justin Timberlake) The Last Dance (The Chicago Bulls, Jason Hehir, Phil Jackson, Michael Jordan, David Aldridge, Scottie Pippen, John Paxson, Bill Wennington, B.J. Armstrong, Dennis Rodman, Bill Cartwright, Horace Grant, Magic Johnson, Isiah Thomas, Larry Bird, Patrick Ewing, Barack Obama, Carmen Electra) The Sandlot Steve Jobs (Danny Boyle, Aaron Sorkin (screenplay), Walter Isaacson (book), Michael Fassbender, Kate Winslet, Seth Rogen, Jeff Daniels) Silicon Valley (John Altschuler, Mike Judge, Dave Krinsky, Thomas Middleditch, T.J. Miller, Josh Brener, Martin Starr, Kumail Nanjiani, Amanda Crew, Zach Woods) Babylon Berlin (Henk Handloegten, Tom Tykwer, Achim von Borries, Volker Bruch, Liv Lisa Fries, Leonie Benesch) Cabaret (Bob Fosse, Joe Masteroff, Liza Minnelli, Michael York, Helmut Griem) The Devil and Daniel Johnston Wesley Willis - "Rock n Roll McDonald's Slapshot (George Roy Hill, Nancy Dowd, Paul Newman, Michael Ontkean, Strother Martin) Bill Laimbeer's Combat Basketball (video game, Super Nintendo, Super NES) Harley Quinn (DC Comics, The Joker, Poison Ivy, Arkham Asylum, Bane, Legion of Doom, Batman, Commissioner Gordon, Robin, Clayface, King Shark, Justin Halpern, Dean Lorey, Patrick Schumacker, Kaley Cuoco, Lake Bell, Alan Tudyk) Birds of Prey (Cathy Yan, Christina Hodson, Paul Dini, Margot Robbie, Rosie Perez, Mary Elizabeth Winstead, Jurnee Smollett, Ewan McGregor, Ella Jay Basco, Ali Wong) The Tick - 1994 (Ben Edlund, Townsend Coleman, Micky Dolenz, Rob Paulsen) The Venture Bros. (Christopher McCulloch, James Urbaniak, Doc Hammer) Batman: the Animated Series (Bob Kane, Eric Radomski, Bruce Timm, Kevin Conroy, Loren Lester, Efrem Zimbalist Jr.) The Little Mermaid (Ron Clements, John Musker, Jodi Benson, Samuel E. Wright, Rene Auberjonois) Beauty and the Beast (Gary Trousdale, Kirk Wise, Paige O'Hara, Robby Benson, Jesse Corti) The Lion King (Roger Allers, Rob Minkoff, Matthew Broderick, Jeremy Irons, James Earl Jones) The Fox and the Hound (Ted Berman, Richard Rich, Mickey Rooney, Kurt Russell, Pearl Bailey) The Rescuers (John Lounsbery, Wolfgang Reitherman, Bob Newhart, Eva Gabor, Geraldine Page) The Jungle Book (Wolfgang Reitherman, James Algar, Phil Harris, Sebastian Cabot, Louis Prima) Bluebeard's Wives Snow White and the Seven Dwarves (William Cottrell, David Hand, Adriana Caselotti, Harry Stockwell, Lucille La Verne) Ratatouille (Brad Bird, Jan Pinkava, Brad Garrett, Lou Romano, Patton Oswalt) Peter Pan (Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson, Bobby Driscoll, Kathryn Beaumont, Hans Conried) Toy Story (John Lasseter, Tom Hanks, Tim Allen, Don Rickles, Jim Varney, Genie impressions (Ed Sullivan, Arsenio Hall, Peter Lorre, Groucho Marx, Robert De Niro, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Rodney Dangerfield, Jack Nicholson) Next week: The Willies

Fresh off his Emmy Jason Hehir Director of Last Dance joins the show. Then Michael Wilbon remembers Gale Sayers with the guys.

Jason Hehir directed the Emmy award-winning series The Last Dance, chronicling Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls. It was the most-watched documentary in ESPN history and is already regarded by many as one of the best sports docs ever made. He sits down with Will Ahmed to talk about his never-ending quest to find out what makes the greatest athletes on earth human, the obstacles his team had to overcome to finish all 10 episodes on-time, and what it was truly like interviewing Jordan. Jason discusses following his dream (2:22), what it's like interviewing elite athletes (5:17), how The Last Dance became a reality (12:37), working at light speed to get the series finished (16:00), finding the humanity in world-class athletes (21:41), dealing with criticism (23:41), the breakthrough moment interviewing Jordan (30:29), betting with Mike (34:31), the iPad (39:49), the flu game (43:50), Scottie Pippen (50:09), Jerry Krause (52:23), Phil Jackson (56:49), the memorable ending to Episode 7 (1:04:05), and Jordan's unmatched desire to win (1:07:14).Support the show (http://whoop.com)

¡Dale a MeGusta en iVoox para apoyarme! Sígueme en Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/javimendozanba Hablando de NBA es un podcast de NBA presentado por @JaviMendozaNBA. Debates, entrevistas y opinión sobre la mejor liga del mundo. Además, podrás disfrutar a diario de un #Café con toda la actualidad de la NBA (resultados, declaraciones, noticias, rumores y traspasos), y cada domingo viajarás por el maravilloso mundo de los #CuentosNBA con alguna pequeña historia de NBA que probablemente no conocías. Hoy es lunes, 21 de septiembre de 2020, mi nombre es Javier Mendoza y esto que estás escuchando es el programa número 51 de Café y NBA. ### **Resultados** Nueva victoria de Los Angeles Lakers sobre Denver Nuggets con un triple sobre la bocina de Anthony Davis, 31 puntos y 9 rebotes para el pivot angelino, que volvió a ser un día más, el jugador más destacado del equipo, por delante de LeBron James 26 puntos y 11 rebotes. Por parte de Denver, el serbio Nikola Jokic fue un partido más el hombre más destacado del equipo con 30 pts 6 reb 9 ast. ### Estadísticas El buzzer beater de Anthony Davis para ganar el partido, es el primero de un jugador de Lakers desde el año 2010 en un partido de PlayOffs, aunque penséis que aquel último tiro ganador fue de Kobe, en este caso no fue así, pues fue Metta World Peace el autor de la canasta sobre la bocina. Además, es el primer buzzer beater de Anthony Davis en un partido de PlayOffs y el segundo en toda su carrera. Un apunte. Game Winner y buzzer beater son cosas distintas. El buzzer beater es cuando después de la canasta no es posible seguir jugando, es decir, cuando la canasta entra con el tiempo agotado. El game winner sin embargo, además de contar esa situación claro, también cuenta aquellas canastas que se anoten en los últimos segundos del partido y que sirvan para ganar el mismo, pero como digo, no tiene porque ser la última jugada del partido. ### **Noticias** Gordon Hayward ha hecho unas sorprendentes declaraciones en las que ha confirmado que se quedará en la burbuja hasta que eliminen a los Celtics de los PlayOffs, de primeras puede parecer lo lógico pero si os lo estoy contando aquí es porque es un notición. Desde que llegó a Orlando en el paso mes de julio, estaba previsto que abandonara la burbuja en algún momento de los PlayOffs para asistir al nacimiento de su hijo, sin embargo, Hayward ha dicho ahora que después de discutirlo con su mujer, han decidido que no abandonará la burbuja aunque eso conlleve perderse el nacimiento de su bebé. Hayward volvió a la pista en el partido número 3 de la serie ante los Miami Heat, después de perderse los dos primeros y la eliminatoria entera contra Toronto Raptors por un esguince grave en el tobillo. Aunque sus números no fueron llamativos, su labor en los Celtics se nota en cuanto pisa la cancha. El exentrenador de Cleveland Cavaliers y de Los Angeles Lakers, Mike Brown, será uno de los entrenadores entrevistados para el puesto vacante en los banquillos de Indiana Pacers, de acuerdo a una información publicada por Adrian Wojnarowski en ESPN. Brown es actualmente entrenador asistente de los Golden State Warriors desde 2016, y lleva sin sentarse en un banquillo como entrenador principal desde la temporada 2013/14. Kevin Pritchard, el presidente de los Pacers, es quién está realizando las entrevistas, y entre los candidatos estarían, además de Mike Brown: Mike D'Antoni, que podría ser actualmente el favorito según los últimos rumores, Becky Hammon, que está esperando su oportunidad en los Spurs pero Popovich no parece dispuesto a jubilarse, Jacque Vaughn, que hizo una gran burbuja con los Nets pero ni siquiera fue considerado para el puesto y el exjugador Chauncey Billups. Steve Nash, flamante nuevo entrenador de los Brooklyn Nets, ha estado en el podcast de JJ Reddick, The Old Man and the Three, y ha hecho una sorprendentes declaraciones en cuanto al estilo de juego que plantea para su equipo la próxima temporada, y en particular, para las dos estrellas del mismo: "Durant puede jugar en las 5 posiciones, es sin duda un problema para cualquier jugador que se empareje con él, así que planeo usarlo en todas las posiciones la próxima temporada. Me encanta Kyrie Irving sin balón, es uno de mis jugadores favoritos, creo que es un puñal sin tener el balón en posesión." Con estas declaraciones, nadie debería sorprenderse la próxima temporada si de pronto vemos a Kevin Durant jugando como base del equipo, con Kyrie Irving también en la pista jugando como escolta. El documental THE LAST DANCE ha sido premiado esta pasada madrugada con el Emmy al mejor documental o serie de no ficción. Jason Hehir, el directo de la cinta, ha sido el encargado de recibir el premio, y ha aprovechado el discurso para agradecer a Michael Jordan su tiempo y su honestidad, sin olvidarse de las otras 105 personas que se sentaron con él durante la grabación del documental. THE LAST DANCE, que se estrenó en pleno confinamiento mundial y sin NBA en juego, iba a estrenarse originalmente en el mes de junio, en medio de los PlayOffs de la NBA, pero ESPN decidió adelantar su estreno al mes de abril para hacernos más sencillo el encierro. Con 10 horas de duración, THE LAST DANCE se ha convertido para muchos, en la mejor película documental deportivo de la historia, y también los críticos la ponen en este pedestal, pues actualmente es el documental de ESPN mejor valorado, y no es que hayan hecho pocos precisamente... ### Despedida Recordad que estoy en RRSS siguiendo la NBA cada día como @JaviMendozaNBA, tanto en Twitter como en Instagram, y que también subo vídeos de vez en cuando a mi canal de YouTube, que podréis encontrar fácilmente buscando por Javi Mendoza NBA. No olvidéis suscribiros a este podcast, si todavía no estáis suscritos, y si me estáis escuchando en iVoox, os estaría tremendamente agradecido si me dejáis un me gusta en este episodio.

¡Dale a MeGusta en iVoox para apoyarme! Sígueme en Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/javimendozanba Hablando de NBA es un podcast de NBA presentado por @JaviMendozaNBA. Debates, entrevistas y opinión sobre la mejor liga del mundo. Además, podrás disfrutar a diario de un #Café con toda la actualidad de la NBA (resultados, declaraciones, noticias, rumores y traspasos), y cada domingo viajarás por el maravilloso mundo de los #CuentosNBA con alguna pequeña historia de NBA que probablemente no conocías. Hoy es lunes, 21 de septiembre de 2020, mi nombre es Javier Mendoza y esto que estás escuchando es el programa número 51 de Café y NBA. ### **Resultados** Nueva victoria de Los Angeles Lakers sobre Denver Nuggets con un triple sobre la bocina de Anthony Davis, 31 puntos y 9 rebotes para el pivot angelino, que volvió a ser un día más, el jugador más destacado del equipo, por delante de LeBron James 26 puntos y 11 rebotes. Por parte de Denver, el serbio Nikola Jokic fue un partido más el hombre más destacado del equipo con 30 pts 6 reb 9 ast. ### Estadísticas El buzzer beater de Anthony Davis para ganar el partido, es el primero de un jugador de Lakers desde el año 2010 en un partido de PlayOffs, aunque penséis que aquel último tiro ganador fue de Kobe, en este caso no fue así, pues fue Metta World Peace el autor de la canasta sobre la bocina. Además, es el primer buzzer beater de Anthony Davis en un partido de PlayOffs y el segundo en toda su carrera. Un apunte. Game Winner y buzzer beater son cosas distintas. El buzzer beater es cuando después de la canasta no es posible seguir jugando, es decir, cuando la canasta entra con el tiempo agotado. El game winner sin embargo, además de contar esa situación claro, también cuenta aquellas canastas que se anoten en los últimos segundos del partido y que sirvan para ganar el mismo, pero como digo, no tiene porque ser la última jugada del partido. ### **Noticias** Gordon Hayward ha hecho unas sorprendentes declaraciones en las que ha confirmado que se quedará en la burbuja hasta que eliminen a los Celtics de los PlayOffs, de primeras puede parecer lo lógico pero si os lo estoy contando aquí es porque es un notición. Desde que llegó a Orlando en el paso mes de julio, estaba previsto que abandonara la burbuja en algún momento de los PlayOffs para asistir al nacimiento de su hijo, sin embargo, Hayward ha dicho ahora que después de discutirlo con su mujer, han decidido que no abandonará la burbuja aunque eso conlleve perderse el nacimiento de su bebé. Hayward volvió a la pista en el partido número 3 de la serie ante los Miami Heat, después de perderse los dos primeros y la eliminatoria entera contra Toronto Raptors por un esguince grave en el tobillo. Aunque sus números no fueron llamativos, su labor en los Celtics se nota en cuanto pisa la cancha. El exentrenador de Cleveland Cavaliers y de Los Angeles Lakers, Mike Brown, será uno de los entrenadores entrevistados para el puesto vacante en los banquillos de Indiana Pacers, de acuerdo a una información publicada por Adrian Wojnarowski en ESPN. Brown es actualmente entrenador asistente de los Golden State Warriors desde 2016, y lleva sin sentarse en un banquillo como entrenador principal desde la temporada 2013/14. Kevin Pritchard, el presidente de los Pacers, es quién está realizando las entrevistas, y entre los candidatos estarían, además de Mike Brown: Mike D'Antoni, que podría ser actualmente el favorito según los últimos rumores, Becky Hammon, que está esperando su oportunidad en los Spurs pero Popovich no parece dispuesto a jubilarse, Jacque Vaughn, que hizo una gran burbuja con los Nets pero ni siquiera fue considerado para el puesto y el exjugador Chauncey Billups. Steve Nash, flamante nuevo entrenador de los Brooklyn Nets, ha estado en el podcast de JJ Reddick, The Old Man and the Three, y ha hecho una sorprendentes declaraciones en cuanto al estilo de juego que plantea para su equipo la próxima temporada, y en particular, para las dos estrellas del mismo: "Durant puede jugar en las 5 posiciones, es sin duda un problema para cualquier jugador que se empareje con él, así que planeo usarlo en todas las posiciones la próxima temporada. Me encanta Kyrie Irving sin balón, es uno de mis jugadores favoritos, creo que es un puñal sin tener el balón en posesión." Con estas declaraciones, nadie debería sorprenderse la próxima temporada si de pronto vemos a Kevin Durant jugando como base del equipo, con Kyrie Irving también en la pista jugando como escolta. El documental THE LAST DANCE ha sido premiado esta pasada madrugada con el Emmy al mejor documental o serie de no ficción. Jason Hehir, el directo de la cinta, ha sido el encargado de recibir el premio, y ha aprovechado el discurso para agradecer a Michael Jordan su tiempo y su honestidad, sin olvidarse de las otras 105 personas que se sentaron con él durante la grabación del documental. THE LAST DANCE, que se estrenó en pleno confinamiento mundial y sin NBA en juego, iba a estrenarse originalmente en el mes de junio, en medio de los PlayOffs de la NBA, pero ESPN decidió adelantar su estreno al mes de abril para hacernos más sencillo el encierro. Con 10 horas de duración, THE LAST DANCE se ha convertido para muchos, en la mejor película documental deportivo de la historia, y también los críticos la ponen en este pedestal, pues actualmente es el documental de ESPN mejor valorado, y no es que hayan hecho pocos precisamente... ### Despedida Recordad que estoy en RRSS siguiendo la NBA cada día como @JaviMendozaNBA, tanto en Twitter como en Instagram, y que también subo vídeos de vez en cuando a mi canal de YouTube, que podréis encontrar fácilmente buscando por Javi Mendoza NBA. No olvidéis suscribiros a este podcast, si todavía no estáis suscritos, y si me estáis escuchando en iVoox, os estaría tremendamente agradecido si me dejáis un me gusta en este episodio.

Emmy nominated director and producer Jason Hehir joins the Four Quadrant Podcast to discuss the critically acclaimed ESPN and Netflix docuseries The Last Dance. Jason clears the air over criticism from both Ken Burns and Scottie Pippen that actually wasn't thanks to NBA aggregators and discusses how Michael Jordan contributed beyond his sit down interviews. For the latest entertainment news and the best reviews visit www.ThePlaylist.net. Follow the Four Quadrant Podcast on Instagram at www.instagram.com/fourquadrantpodcast Follow Gregory Ellwood on Twitter at www.twitter.com/thegregorye and on Instagram www.instagram.com/gregoryellwood

My guest today is Devin Concannon, who was one of 4 editors on ESPN's mega-hit 10 part documentary series, The Last Dance. The Last Dance revolves around the career of Michael Jordan, with a particular focus on his last season with the Chicago Bulls. The project itself is a beast of an endeavor.. we're talking 10 episodes, over 100 interviews, and according to director Jason Hehir, 10,000 hours of footage to sift through: that includes every game from every main character they had and every news report that had been done on them, both nationally and internationally. The Last Dance averaged 5.65 million viewers across all 10 episodes when they premiered on Sunday nights over the course of five weeks in April and May — making it the most-watched ESPN documentary of all time. How do you go from 10,000 hours of footage to a 10 hour series? I turned to editor Devin Concannon to ask that question and many more. Devin is an editor based out of New York City. An NYU Film School graduate, Devin edited Rest In Power: The Trayvon Martin Story and Fyre Fraud, about the infamous Fyre Festival, before joining The Last Dance Team. I hope you enjoy the conversation! - Devin's IMDB Say hello to Austin on social media www.austinmeyerfilms.com Subscribe to Austin's newsletter on the craft of storytelling

Inaugurada há algumas quartas-feiras nós começamos uma série sem data para terminar em que prometemos tratar dos melhores jogadores da história de vários esportes. Começamos com o Greatest of all times do Futebol Americano e hoje vamos dar continuidade falando sobre o G.O.A.T. da NBA, que todos sabemos ser Michael Jordan. Mas quem é o segundo melhor? LeBron James, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, Magic Johnson, Larry Bird, Kobe Bryant, Shaquille O'Neal, Tim Duncan, Wilt Chamberlain ou Bill Russell? Aperte o play e descubra quem foi considerado por nós o SEGUNDO melhor de todos os tempos da NBA. Nos siga nas nossas redes sociais! Instagram: @spor.tios e Twitter: osport_ios. Aproveite! REFERÊNCIAS: THE LAST DANCE. Direção: Jason Hehir, Produção: Michael Tollin e Jon Weinbach, Estados Unidos da América, ESPN e Netflix, 2020. “Best Dunks of the 1988 NBA Slam Dunk Contest” YouTube video, 3:41, posted by “NBA”, 15/11/2011, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dsvBg9UQXus HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER THE DECISION. Estados Unidos, ESPN, 2010.

Jalen & Jacoby dive into Episode Ten of The Last Dance with director Jason Hehir and discuss the Bulls incredible trust in Dennis Rodman, what it was like to play in a hostile environment against the Jazz, the attention of detail that has gone into making this documentary and closing out the story of Michael Jordan and the '98 Chicago Bulls.

Lunch Talk Live with Mike Tirico for Monday 5/18(2:20) Kevin Harvick on his Cup Series win as NASCAR resumed racing(12:40) Steve Sands on reporting from the Driving Relief charity skins match(26:30) Rodney Harrison on Aaron Rodgers, Jarrett Stidham, and the NFL reopening some facilities(37:15) The Last Dance director Jason Hehir on interviewing Michael Jordan, what he wished he could have included in the 10-part film, and why he didn't get any editorial stop signs from MJ's camp(47:30) Jim Salisbury on MLB's reported guidelines for reopening

Jalen & Jacoby dive into Episode Nine of The Last Dance with director Jason Hehir and discuss the powerful story of Steve Kerr and his relationship with Michael Jordan, Jacoby loses his mind over pizza that caused "the flu game," and Jalen's reflection on his series against Jordan.

Jason Hehir, director of “The Last Dance” documentary, joins “The Full 48 with Howard Beck” to discuss the documentary's reception by fans, the portrayal of Jerry Krause, the decision to omit Sonny Vaccaro, the inclusion of President Barack Obama, the depiction of the Bulls locker room friction, the importance of addressing Jordan's “Republicans buy sneakers too” comment, and the reason Jason believes that “The Last Dance” is a true underdog story at heart. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

JJ and Tommy sit down with filmmaker Jason Hehir to talk about his Michael Jordan/Bulls docuseries 'The Last Dance' and explore what went into making the immensely popular project. They break down the animosity between players during that era (23:07). Jason reveals what went down during the supposed "Jordan freeze-out" in 1985, and then they draft their favorite quarantine comforts (48:09). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Jalen & Jacoby dive into Episode Seven of The Last Dance with director Jason Hehir and discuss Jordan's decision to walk away from the game, how the media unfairly handled Michael's father's murder, his journey into baseball and what finally brought him back to the Chicago Bulls.

Jalen & Jacoby dive into Episode Eight of The Last Dance with director Jason Hehir and discuss BJ Armstrong's impact on Michael Jordan in the '98 playoffs, changing numbers from 23 to 45 and back to 23, Jordan's use of disrespect for motivation and his learning more about his best friend George.

On the A-side of The Last Dance Aftershow, David and Sam are joined by the director of The Last Dance, Jason Hehir, as well as professor and writer, Dr. Todd Boyd. Jason and the guys discuss making the documentary in the time of COVID, Jerry Krause's portrayal, gaining the trust of Jordan, the absence of Jordan's ex-wife in the movie and what he learned from making the documentary. Then, Dr. Boyd discusses the process of becoming an interview subject for the documentary, his reaction to the Harvey Gantt situation, the difference of politics and race between black and white athletes, Jason Whitlock's criticism of black athletes, his history with the Association, the Bulls vs. Rockets and more.  Support this podcast

Jalen & Jacoby dive into Episode Six of The Last Dance with director Jason Hehir and discuss the impact of Sam Smith's 'The Jordan Rules' on the team, if Jordan's gambling ever became a problem, and their 7-game series against Pat Riley's Knicks.

Jalen & Jacoby dive into Episode Five of The Last Dance with director Jason Hehir and discuss Jordan's final all-star game at Madison Square Garden and why his focus was on Kobe, why Isiah Thomas wouldn't have made the Dream Team anyways, and diving into Jordan's decision to go with Nike.

Jalen & Jacoby dive into Episode Four of The Last Dance with director Jason Hehir and discuss Jordan's hotel room conversation that brought Dennis Rodman back to the Bulls, what it was like tracking down Phil Jackson for this series and the amazing story of Magic and Jordan embracing after Jordan's first championship.

Jalen & Jacoby dive into Episode Three of The Last Dance with director Jason Hehir and discuss why they decided to dive into the story of Dennis Rodman with this episode, why the return of Scottie Pippen to the Bulls lineup affected Rodman so much and how they chose the soundtrack for this episode.

Jalen & Jacoby dive into Episode Two of The Last Dance with director Jason Hehir and discuss the decision to start episode two focused on Scottie Pippen and not Michael Jordan, how each player punished the Chicago Bulls in their own way, and the career-changing importance of Jordan's playoff series against the 1985 Boston Celtics.

On the debut episode of Jalen & Jacoby: Aftershow, the guys talk with Jason Hehir, director of The Last Dance. This 10-part documentary chronicles Michael Jordan and the 1996-97 Chicago Bulls' fight to win a 6th NBA Championship. They dive into the turmoil that was Jerry Krause, what it was like to work so closely with Michael Jordan and what we can expect for the rest of this series.

Welcome to Jalen & Jacoby - The Aftershow! Each podcast will drop every week following The Last Dance mini series with Jalen, Jacoby and director Jason Hehir!

Jason Hehir director of the new HBO documentary Andre the Giant calls in and tells Gary many inside details about the making of the doc.

Ariel Helwani speaks to Brian Butler-Au (00:06:53), Stephen Thompson (00:17:31), Garry Tonon (00:34:02) in studio, Joanna Jędrzejczyk (01:10:13) in studio, Khabib Nurmagomedov (02:41:52) in studio, Tony Ferguson (03:34:11), Jason Hehir (03:49:51) in studio, and NewYorkRic for The MMA [After] Hour featuring Ric's Picks (04:55:11) and the answers to your questions (05:05:47). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices