Podcast appearances and mentions of jay shepard

Jay Shepard, former Republican Committeeman, joins Kurt & Anthony to talk about President Trump's first 100 days.

Join special guest host Jay Shepard as he and Ericka welcome nationally recognized American Majority CEO, conservative strategist, and author Ned Ryun to Of The People. Together, they discuss Ned's recently released documentary, American Leviathan—a timely and urgent exposé on the rise of Progressive Authoritarianism and the unchecked power of the Administrative State. Brash, irreverent, and […]

Jay Shepard, former Republican Committeeman, joins Kurt & Anthony to talk about the Trump Administration.

Jay Shepard, former Vermont Republican Committeeman, joins Kurt & Anthony for the sixth anniversary show.

Jay Shepard, "Jay the Republican", joins Kurt & Anthony to talk about the first days of the Trump Administratio.

Don't miss this post-inauguration special! Ericka Redic and Jay Shepard take a look at Robert Chernin’s D.C. inauguration trip and discuss Trump’s executive orders and Biden’s pardons. Brash, irreverent, and mostly peaceful! Stay in contact with us! Robert Chernin X – @RBChernin FB – @OfThePeopleShow IG – @rbchernin1 Ericka Redic X – @ErickaRedic FB – […]

Jay Shepard, former Republican Committee Man, joins Kurt & Anthony to discuss the election.

Join Ericka Redic and Jay Shepard as they welcome host of “American Journal” on InfoWars, Harrison Smith. Harrison, Ericka and Jay discuss the controversial InfoWars auction, the use of lawfare against Harrison and the InfoWars team, and the evolution of media. Brash, irreverent, and mostly peaceful! Stay in contact with us! Harrison Smith Watch American […]

Jay Shepard, former Republican Committeeman, joins Kurt & Anthony to talk about the up coming Presidential Election.

Jay Shepard, Republican Committeeman, joins Kurt & Anthony to talk about the Presidential Election.

Jay Shepard, Republican Committee Man, joins Kurt & Anthony for his monthly Segment

Jay Shepard, Republican Committeeman, joins Kurt & Anthony to talk about the 2024 Presidential election.

Jay Shepard, Vermont Republican National Committeeman, joins Kurt & Anthony for his monthly segment.

Jay Shepard, Republican National Committeeman Joins Kurt & Anthony for his monthly segment. Jay talks about the Presidential race as well as how the Republican Party is structured in VT and Nationally.

Jay Shepard, Republican Committeeman, joins Kurt & Anthony to discuss the upcoming Republican Primaries in Iowa and New Hampshire.

Jay Shepard, Republican Committee man, joins Kurt & Anthony to discuss the republican primary as well other topics of the day.

Jay Shepard, Republican Committeeman, joins Kurt & Anthony to talk about the recent elections results and the 2024 Presidential election.

Jay Shepard, Republican Committeeman, joins Kurt & Anthony to discuss the Republican Presidential Primary.

Jay Shepard, The National Republican Committeeman, joins Kurt & Anthony to discuss the 2024 presidential election.

Jay Shepard, Republican National Committeeman, calls in from Milwaukee, to give his take on the first GOP debate. Jay gives us the viewpoint from someone who was in the room.

Jay Shepard, Republican National Committeeman, joins Kurt & Anthony to discuss the upcoming Presidential Debate in Milwaukee.

Jay Shepard, republican committee man, joins Kurt & Anthony to discuss the 2024 presidential race

Are you looking for a convenient, fun, and affordable way to get around campus? In this episode, Slugcast is joined by TAPS Associate Director Jonathan Weidman and marketing intern Jay Shepard to discuss the new exciting e-bike share program launching this June at UCSC. Sign up here: https://taps.ucsc.edu/bike-programs/bike-share.htmlFollow TAPS: @‌ucsc_tapsDISCLAIMER: Sponsored by the Division of Student Affairs and Success and produced by our student podcasters, UCSC Slugcast supports free expression of ideas. Please be aware that the views and opinions expressed by speakers are that of the speaker alone and their appearance on the program does not imply an endorsement of them or any entity they represent. Similarly, views and opinions of University employees or students are their own and do not necessarily reflect the views of Slugcast, the Division of Student Affairs and Success, or the University.

Republican Committeeman Jay Shepard stops by the Morning Drive. Jay discusses the current President, and the field of Republicans potentially running for President.

The National Committeeman for the Republican Party of Vermont was a guest Wednesday on The Morning Drive on WVMT.

Kurt and Anthony spoke with the Republican National Committeeman for the State of Vermont, Jay Shepard, on The Morning Drive Monday..

The National Committeeman for the Vermont GOP was a guest Monday on The Morning Drive on WVMT.

The Chair of the Vermont Republican Party was a guest Monday on The Morning Drive on WVMT.

The Republican National Committeeman for Vermont joined Kurt and Anthony on WVMT's "The Morning Drive" on Thursday.

The Republican National Committeeman of Vermont was a guest Thursday on The Morning Drive on WVMT; topics included President Biden's student loan reductions and the recent Vermont Primaries.

Jay Shepard, National Republican Committee Man, joins Kurt and Anthony to discuss the state of the republican party in Vermont.

The Oscar nominations are out and this year more than others past, are the nominees more accessible to you where you live? Analysts are starting to talk more feverishly about the value of small screens in getting small movies seen. Julia Alexander and Jason Snell poke at that particular dragon in the latest episode of Downstream with a nod to this piece from Parrot Analytics. Both are interesting and point to a place down the road where we see greater importance in home viewership for anything that doesn't wear tights or blow stuff up.New voices on the show this week! We're thrilled to welcome Jay Shepard and Josh Stolte to the TNR rotation. They join us from their voluminous podcastery on the Retrozap podcast network including the Superhero Suite, Scarlet Velocity: A Flash Podcast, and ENJOY STUFF!TrailersJay brings a spiritual follow-up to Free Guy, Josh to Buzz, and Pete brings dinos. Weaponized Nostagia, anyone? Jay's Trailer: The Adam Project Josh's Trailer: Lightyear Pete's Trailer: Jurassic World: Dominion THE LIST!Last week's crew gave us the task of coming up with terrible places for a weekend getaway. Pretty broad topic, that. Most of these are films that offer a treat of anxiety that lives on decades since we first saw the films.Jay's List Forbidden Planet Westworld Chopping Mall Josh's List The Silence of the Lambs Back to the Future Part II What About Bob? Pete's List The Blair Witch Project Salem's Lot The Descent 00:00 - Saturday Matinée • 2022-02-12

The Oscar nominations are out and this year more than others past, are the nominees more accessible to you where you live? Analysts are starting to talk more feverishly about the value of small screens in getting small movies seen. Julia Alexander and Jason Snell poke at that particular dragon in the latest episode of Downstream with a nod to this piece from Parrot Analytics. Both are interesting and point to a place down the road where we see greater importance in home viewership for anything that doesn't wear tights or blow stuff up.New voices on the show this week! We're thrilled to welcome Jay Shepard and Josh Stolte to the TNR rotation. They join us from their voluminous podcastery on the Retrozap podcast network including the Superhero Suite, Scarlet Velocity: A Flash Podcast, and ENJOY STUFF!TrailersJay brings a spiritual follow-up to Free Guy, Josh to Buzz, and Pete brings dinos. Weaponized Nostagia, anyone? Jay's Trailer: The Adam Project Josh's Trailer: Lightyear Pete's Trailer: Jurassic World: Dominion THE LIST!Last week's crew gave us the task of coming up with terrible places for a weekend getaway. Pretty broad topic, that. Most of these are films that offer a treat of anxiety that lives on decades since we first saw the films.Jay's List Forbidden Planet Westworld Chopping Mall Josh's List The Silence of the Lambs Back to the Future Part II What About Bob? Pete's List The Blair Witch Project Salem's Lot The Descent 00:00 - Saturday Matinée • 2022-02-12

The Oscar nominations are out and this year more than others past, are the nominees more accessible to you where you live? Analysts are starting to talk more feverishly about the value of small screens in getting small movies seen. Julia Alexander and Jason Snell poke at that particular dragon in the latest episode of Downstream with a nod to this piece from Parrot Analytics. Both are interesting and point to a place down the road where we see greater importance in home viewership for anything that doesn't wear tights or blow stuff up. New voices on the show this week! We're thrilled to welcome Jay Shepard and Josh Stolte to the TNR rotation. They join us from their voluminous podcastery on the Retrozap podcast network including the Superhero Suite, Scarlet Velocity: A Flash Podcast, and ENJOY STUFF! Trailers Jay brings a spiritual follow-up to Free Guy, Josh to Buzz, and Pete brings dinos. Weaponized Nostagia, anyone? Jay's Trailer: The Adam Project Josh's Trailer: Lightyear Pete's Trailer: Jurassic World: Dominion THE LIST! Last week's crew gave us the task of coming up with terrible places for a weekend getaway. Pretty broad topic, that. Most of these are films that offer a treat of anxiety that lives on decades since we first saw the films. Jay's List Forbidden Planet Westworld Chopping Mall Josh's List The Silence of the Lambs Back to the Future Part II What About Bob? Pete's List The Blair Witch Project Salem's Lot The Descent

The Oscar nominations are out and this year more than others past, are the nominees more accessible to you where you live? Analysts are starting to talk more feverishly about the value of small screens in getting small movies seen. Julia Alexander and Jason Snell poke at that particular dragon in the latest episode of Downstream with a nod to this piece from Parrot Analytics. Both are interesting and point to a place down the road where we see greater importance in home viewership for anything that doesn't wear tights or blow stuff up. New voices on the show this week! We're thrilled to welcome Jay Shepard and Josh Stolte to the TNR rotation. They join us from their voluminous podcastery on the Retrozap podcast network including the Superhero Suite, Scarlet Velocity: A Flash Podcast, and ENJOY STUFF! Trailers Jay brings a spiritual follow-up to Free Guy, Josh to Buzz, and Pete brings dinos. Weaponized Nostagia, anyone? Jay's Trailer: The Adam Project Josh's Trailer: Lightyear Pete's Trailer: Jurassic World: Dominion THE LIST! Last week's crew gave us the task of coming up with terrible places for a weekend getaway. Pretty broad topic, that. Most of these are films that offer a treat of anxiety that lives on decades since we first saw the films. Jay's List Forbidden Planet Westworld Chopping Mall Josh's List The Silence of the Lambs Back to the Future Part II What About Bob? Pete's List The Blair Witch Project Salem's Lot The Descent

Jay joins WVMT's The Morning Drive to discuss the race for the Senate, issues conservative need to run on, and your calls.

Minute Thirty-Five: From a Missing Constellation to a Missing Patient ‘Jovial' Jay Shepard joins us for the last time to discuss Jane, Erik and Darcy realizing that Thor is basically a spaceman, as well as Thor's escape from the hospital. In the thirty-fifth minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Jane and Erik continue their conversation about how our constellations are missing and seem to have been replaced with different constellations. They're getting closer – but aren't there quite yet – to realizing that Thor is a spaceman. Darcy calls them over to point out the obvious-to-us but apparently-not-obvious-to-them-until-just-this-moment shape of a man in the atmospheric disturbance. Jane realizes finally that the man they hit with the Pinzgauer is, in fact, a spaceman. But how do they get photos of the stars during the atmospheric disturbance? It's awfully bright. Regardless, we love how Branagh and his editors chose to edit from the shot of the shape of a man in the sky to the overhead shot of Thor strapped to the bed. Meanwhile, back with the other spaceman and his wife in Asgard. Odin fumes on his balcony. Frigga enters, upset that Odin's banished her son. She's Frigga'n furious. Again, Anthony Hopkins just rules in this role. Rene Russo delivers a great accent that doesn't distract at all. Their age difference does distract a bit though. We look at Odin's armor. He only has four discs on his. Does that change our thoughts about these as rankings? Odin says Thor pushed them to the brink of war. Was he not there when Laufey pretty much said war has begun? And Frigga references mortals again. So are they immortal? This scene largely feels superfluous so we're glad they cut it. Plus, it wouldn't allow for the fantastic transition from the last scene to the next one. And we now find our spaceman tied to a hospital bed. Did you notice the red crocs at the end of his bed? Chris Hemsworth handles his bewilderment at his lack of strength perfectly. This is why he's perfect for this role. But damn those eyebrows! They practically disappear on his face in this location! #theeyebrowcut. We want it, Feige! Thor's yellow wristband says he's a fall risk. Would something else have made more sense? We couldn't figure out the information on his wristband other than his name. Maybe his age? Are they estimating him to be 38 years old? Thor can't break out so he slips his hand out. This feels like a move he would have pulled from his brother Loki. WWLD? Gotta get that spaceman! Jane, Erik and Darcy run back into the hospital to find Thor, now that they know he's essentially a spaceman. Nurse Rob and Nurse Terry talk to security about what happened the night before. Erik realizes what this means and they put it in high gear. Unfortunately, all they find is an empty hospital bed. We have a great chat about Jane's spaceman in this minute. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Original Material ‘Jovial' Jay Shepard at MCU:Location Scout and Retrozap

Minute Thirty-Four: From a Cameo to a Day Off ‘Jovial' Jay Shepard digs around in the impact crater with us in this minute as we talk about wormholes and Puente Antiguo. In the thirty-fourth minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... The townie who finds the impact crater turns out to be none other than J. Michael Straczynski. The connections are strong with this one as they relate to the Thor comics, Babylon 5, and more. We also talk about the nature of comic book creator cameos and how it's nice to see. (We don't get into the issues that these creators are having with Marvel over their creator rights, which is a huge topic for another day.) He runs down to the base of the impact crater and finds Mjølnir embedded in what looks like a block of cement. We debate the look of this prop because on the one hand, it allows the people interacting with it to really struggle but on the other hand, it looks manmade, not like something that would happen naturally from impact. To that end, it does allow for comparisons with the sword in the stone and the fact that no one can pull it free. But then we also now can judge each of these people trying to lift Mjølnir. Apparently, this town ain't worthy. As Straczynski tries to lift Mjølnir, the sound design kicks in with that sound we've come to know and love that we hear when Thor wields the hammer. But is it diagetic? Is this townie hearing the ringing sound too? We leave our time with the townie as he gives us a little ‘huh,' which is played so well. Kudos, Straczynski! Welcome to Puente Antiguo. Finally. As we bid adieu to the townie and Mjølnir for now, we find ourselves in the small town of Puente Antiguo, which means ‘old bridge' in Spanish. Turns out, they named it this because of how it works as a reflective opposite of Asgard. They built this town of Puente Antiguo at the Cerro Pelon Ranch, aka Cooks Ranch Filming Studio in Galisteo, NM. Turns out Tom Ford owns it and if you're on the market for your own movie ranch, you can buy it from him right now! The elevation of Puente Antiguo matches that of Galisteo. That doesn't track at all based on the mileage from Albuquerque we saw in the One-Shot A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer. The population of Puente Antiguo doesn't make sense at all either. It's over 2000 people which, for this small a town, makes no sense. Even Galisteo only has a population just over 200 people. Where do all these people live? Were they just trying to make it seem like more lives were in danger here in Puente Antiguo when the Destroyer arrives? Hey, they've got at least one big chain! The town is big enough to have a 7-11, but it really feels like a Flying J would make more sense. Then again, why would people drive here? It feels so isolated. We point out the newsstand, the liquor store, and a very prominent billboard advertising the great state of New Mexico while also dropping another comic reference. And of course Smith Motors stands at the end of the main drag, essentially filling in for Valaskjalf in this small town. It's a fantastic design as a defunct car dealership here in Puente Antiguo with a star on top. We love it! The billboard looks like some information has been redacted. Was that left accidentally as something they forgot to clean up? Or was it intentional and meant to be something perhaps graffitied on there? Jane, Erik and Darcy busy themselves in Smith Motors at the end of Puente Antiguo's main street. We join them here where clearly Jane has made her temporary workspace. But is that a crew person in a hammock we see in the next building over? Darcy works overtime in this scene as our audience surrogate because Jane and Erik talk about the possibility of an Einstein-Rosen Bridge, or a wormhole. Erik explains to her what that means, so he's essentially explaining it to us. Are superhero films science fiction? Or are they their own genre that happen to be pulling science fiction elements in to enhance the story? The dialogue here feels like the screenwriters had some scientific conversations with people who understand this stuff far better than we do to make sure it sounded somewhat accurate and possible. We talk about impact craters, Straczynski, Puente Antiguo, Einstein-Rosen Bridges, and more in this minute. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Original Material ‘Jovial' Jay Shepard at MCU:Location Scout and Retrozap

Minute Thirty-Three: From Triage to Townie ‘Jovial' Jay Shepard from the MCU: Location Scout joins us again to discuss Thor destroying the Triage Bay and a townie discovering Mjølnir's impact crater. In the thirty-third minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Nurse Terry kicks things off as he tries to draw blood from Thor. Thor will have none of it and proceeds to tear the Triage Bay apart, along with all the nurses, orderlies, security guards, and patients as well. Who styled Thor's hair so perfectly? Terry Dale Parks plays Nurse Terry. We run through the IMDb Game with him. Great face here, particularly from that worm's eye view shot we get. Parks likely lives and works in New Mexico, and we bet is not a utility stunt player as he pretty much avoids the action and stays at the back of the Triage Bay while Thor takes on the medical staff. We love Nurse Terry, but Nurse Rob just might be working for the Time-Keepers. Rob Mars just may be one of our new favorite stunt workers. He not only works hard to tackle Thor in this scene but he plays Ray Stevenson's stunt double as Volstagg in the film! That means we likely saw him already on Jotunheim. Rob has been a utility stunt player in so many of the MCU films but has also performed in small roles in some of the films and TV shows that we've seen him enough times to be convinced he perhaps works for the Time-Keepers. Thor doesn't have his powers but he's still powerful as he tears the Triage Bay apart. Until he's taken down with the same gag. We struggle with picturing Thor with no strength considering the body he has. Muscles and fighter tactics are still part of his everyday life. Odin only stripped his Asgardian powers from him after all. Considering the damage during this fight, we believe more strongly that this is a soundstage they've built for this fight. Plus, it likely made it easier for them when they did the original single long shot of the fight before it was cut down for the edit. Did you catch Thor's reference to his comic book title? He nearly calls himself ‘The Mighty Thor.' Chris Hemsworth plays the dumb oaf so well here. He also slides down glass like no one else in the MCU. Why does it work so well to have Thor taken down using essentially the same gag we just saw a few minutes ago? We revel in how well this still works. To that end, if you count him getting hit in the parking lot in a few minutes, they're doing their comedy in threes which has always been known to work. Thor calls them savages and demands healing stones in the extended version of this scene. Branagh's decision makes sense as perhaps in a world of super-science, healing stones seem too magical. We leave the Triage Bay and join a townie on a drive to an impact crater. As Thor gets tranqed in the Triage Bay, we leave him to follow a townie in a red Dodge pickup driving over a rise where we see an impact crater. We can tell that this is where Mjølnir landed, but our townie either heard it the night before and investigates or just happens upon it here. Who knows which? Why does he drive all the way around to the far side of it though? It's not really clear. We discuss a bit about how this could've been CG but with all the work that's going to happen here in the next act of the film, we figure it was actually dug out to look this way. Not only does this location not look like the same flat area Jane and her team were driving on last night, but also it turns out it wasn't even the same state where they filmed. Jane, Erik and Darcy crashed into Thor in New Mexico. They filmed this impact crater, while meant to be close by, in the Santa Clarita valley in California. To that end, did Odin specifically select this place for Mjølnir to land? Perhaps he wanted it close enough to Thor so he can find it but not too close? Or as we surmised a few minutes ago, Mjølnir perhaps slipped out of the Bifrost on its way down. From destroying the Triage Bay and everyone in it to a mysterious townie finding Mjølnir's impact crater, we fill this conversation with all sorts of juicy tidbits. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Original Material ‘Jovial' Jay Shepard at MCU:Location Scout and Retrozap

Minute Thirty-Two: From Tasers to Triage Back with us to discuss Darcy's Taser and Kat Dennings' awesomeness, plus a sweet but ditsy admissions nurse, is ‘Jovial' Jay Shepard from MCU: Location Scout. In the thirty-second minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Thor tries to figure out what Realm he's in, but he goes with Alfheim and Nornheim first, neither of which is populated with human-looking beings. Why start with those? This raises an interesting question for us – are we meant to believe that this is Thor's first time to Midgard? Based on conversations he has in later films, it's clear he's been to other Realms but perhaps not here? Is this how myths perpetuate? The Asgardians came down in 965 A.D. and then not since, leaving the stories to get passed down to create those myths? And it certainly seems more logical now for them to have cut the representatives from the Nine Realms from Thor's coronation scene. That would have raised so many more questions. Darcy pulls out her taser and she's not afraid to use it. It makes total sense to us that Darcy carries a taser. Which kind of taser is this? There are a good number of them, and the kind with the wires that hit the victim like this? They're not just for police. Thor's reaction to Darcy's taser shows that he still has no idea he has no powers anymore. This is something he'll have to learn the hard way over the next few minutes. Darcy's reaction to Erik and Jane after she's tased Thor is classic. “What? He was freaking me out!” Such classic Darcy. Jane's complete and utter shock leaves her with her jaw practically on the ground. It's a great moment if you catch it. Jane decides to join them. But not until they've loaded the post-tasered Thor into her Pinzgauer. It's a bit odd because in the last scene, she told them to go and that she would stay. There's a scripted line that Erik has telling Jane that he won't leave her behind in the desert at night. Which is smart. Did they need that? Maybe not. But it does seem a bit like a change of heart on Jane's part. What's funny is that she doesn't help them at all get the post-tasered Thor into the Pinzgauer. It's Hammer Time! As they drive away, we see Mjølnir fall from the sky. But the Bifrost doesn't act the same way as it comes down. Why is that? Perhaps Mjølnir fell out of the Bifrost on its way down? Another reason it ends up in a different spot? It's hard to be sure. We debate about why they don't turn when it comes through the sky because it's quite the site. Maybe it's because they're looking forward, not back, as they drive. To that end, we describe Mjølnir as a gutter ball. Odin didn't get quite the right spin on it as he sent it into the Bifrost and so as it got close to Midgard, it landed in the gutter. Off to the County Hospital! Having shot Thor with the taser, they decide to take him to the hospital. As it turns out, this location is one that Jay found for his site and was the first person to pinpoint it online. It's actually a government building called the Toney Anaya Building in Santa Fe, New Mexico. This hospital looks particularly great with Branagh's and his cinematographer's dutch angles. It has a great comic book look but also allows for more of the location to show up. We see the hosed-down parking lot as they pull in with their Pinzgauer. We talked about this filmmaking technique the last few seasons and see they're still using it here. Let's talk about Dawn the Admissions Nurse. Before we get to Dawn, just another note about how much we love Darcy. Her “Yes I did,” line about having shot Thor with the taser is so perfect here, and it still allows her to have a unique character. We really want the Wu and Darcy show now. And all of this really started with Agent Coulson back in Iron Man. Juliet Lopez plays Dawn the Admissions Nurse. No fault of hers, but why did they go this ditzy angle? It makes so much sense why they cut the scene down so drastically. Perhaps they wanted to show this hospital dealing with so many people from rural New Mexico to be a place populated by employees who weren't that smart? We do play the IMDb game with Juliet to see what they list as what she's known for. One of them is Breaking Bad. Makes sense for New Mexico. We end with Nurse Terry preparing to draw blood from Thor. We don't see much here. Just a hint, but we find it intriguing that Branagh chose to film this from Thor's POV as he comes to and finds himself in the hospital. Thor gets tasered and taken to a hospital. it's a busy minute and ‘Jovial' Jay Shepard is here to chat about all of it with us. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Original Material ‘Jovial' Jay Shepard at MCU:Location Scout and Retrozap

Minute Thirty-One: From Post-Collision to Hospital Decision We have a great guest joining us to discuss a seemingly drunk Thor and his bleached eyebrows, the runes on the ground, and the Rom-Com nature of Thor's time on Earth. It's ‘Jovial' Jay Shepard from MCU: Location Scout! In the thirty-first minute of Kenneth Branagh's 2011 film Thor... Revisiting the crash may have been compressed, but the time with Thor isn't. In fact, we get more of it and it's better lit. And that's quite the look that Thor and Jane share. Maybe she's just staring at his eyebrows? We're ready for the #theeyebrowcut, Feige! But seriously, this look is about 14 seconds of this minute with just the two of them starting into each other's eyes, not to mention the six seconds before that when Jane's looking at the unconscious Thor. Jane's vehicle is a Pinzgauer. It doesn't have bleached eyebrows. We dig into Jane's Pinzgauer a bit. These are great Austrian high-clearance vehicles often used by the military. This is likely a 1971 and has seriously been retrofit by Jane for her scientific use. Why hasn't this inspired people to modify their own Pinzgauers to take to various ComiCons and the like? Darcy is just the best. She doesn't have bleached eyebrows. She's easily one of our favorite things in this movie. Every line she has here is comic gold. She plays the audience surrogate so perfectly. Whether it's offering CPR to the ridiculously hot guy passed out on the ground in a rune circle, or throwing her offhand comments at him about how she can tell he's hammered, Kat Dennings delivers her lines to a T. We love how the screenwriters here and throughout the MCU work to develop these side characters into characters we'd like to see continue. Darcy was such a pleasant surprise in WandaVision and we certainly hope we get more of her. Now this is a Shakespearean love story. Neither Romeo nor Juliet had bleached eyebrows. The heightened drama we have between these two people is so big and over the top that it's hard not to go back to comparing it to the Bard. And to a certain extent, it's a Rom-Com. This is a great meet cute we have here with Jane hitting Thor with her Pinzgauer. Jane even has the stereotypical quirky best friend in Darcy. Well, she's her intern, but it's the equivalent. Thor also is in the ‘fish out of water' story, something else which can very much be part of that Rom-Com. Thor passes out and the connection is lost. Jane wonders where he's from and then she notices the circle of runes on the ground. They each have their own motivation. And I bet those bleached eyebrows have their own motivation, though I wouldn't want to know what it is. Jane's science-mind goes immediately to the science and studying these runes. Erik has largely seemed confused pretty much since he joined Jane and Darcy. Could that be because he's having flashbacks to stories from his childhood? Thor likely is dazed because he's lost his powers and was just hit by a car, likely hurting him more than he's been hurt before. To that end, what's the history of people in history being cast out of their own society? Surely, it was a lot more involved. Thor's banishment happens so suddenly that it's likely he is still just beginning to process everything. From the Pinzgauer to Thor's drunken wandering and mumbling, it's a great minute to discuss with Jay. Tune in! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Watch this film: iTunes • Amazon • Netflix • YouTube • Disney+ Join the conversation on Discord Script Transcript Trailer #1 Trailer #2 Poster artwork Original Material ‘Jovial' Jay Shepard at MCU:Location Scout and Retrozap

After a year of reviewing The Empire Strikes Back ten minutes at a time, we share our final thoughts, observations, and conclusions of this series. On the fully armed and operations episode, we discuss: How the special edition was received overall by our guests, Where The Empire Strikes Back ranked among all the Star Wars movies, How perceptions of The Empire Strikes Back have changed over time, The reveal of the AT-ATs, Han and Leia’s iconic romance and banter, The movie poster, How “The Imperial March” has become an iconic piece of music. The quality of the dialogue and character moments, And more. You can find all episodes of this series on RetroZap: Part 1: From the Crawl to the Rescue - with Ryder Waldron on episode 54, Part 2: The Wampa’s Lair - with Dan Zehr on episode 64, Part 3: The Battle of Hoth - with Allen Voivod on episode 78, Part 4: The Asteroid Field - with Jay Shepard on episode 93, Part 5: You Seek Yoda - with Jeff McGee on episode 105, Part 6: Only What You Take with You - with Johnamarie Macias on episode 114, Part 7: There Is No Try - with Bill Drewnowsk on episode 126, Part 8: Always in Motion - with Joe Carroney on episode 144, Part 9: I Love You, I Know - with Chris Leddy on episode 153, Part 10: Luke Confronts Vader - with Becca Benjamin on episode 162, and Part 11: I Am Your Father - with Joe Tavano on episode 180. Plus, we announce the next movie we will be analyzing in 2021. Thanks for joining us for another episode! Subscribe to Podcast Stardust for all your Star Wars news, reviews, and discussion wherever you get your podcasts. And please leave us a five star review on Apple Podcasts. Follow us on social media: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest | YouTube. T-shirts, hoodies, stickers, masks, and posters are available on TeePublic. Find all episodes on RetroZap.com.

Jay joins WVMT's The Morning Drive with his predictions for Election Day and events for republicans this weekend.

This time on Happiness In Darkness, we are joined by Charles Skaggs, Jay Shepard, Jessica Lynne Witty, Kelly Pippin and Rachel Frend to discuss Avengers : Endgame ! Enjoy! If you would like to come on and discuss YOUR favourite movie send us a email with your movie of choice to : happinessindarknesshow@gmail.com . Check our our great tiers on Patreon : patreon.com/happinessindarkness

This time on Happiness In Darkness, we are joined by Jay Shepard and Josh Stolte to discuss The Rocketeer ! Enjoy! If you would like to come on and discuss YOUR favourite movie send us a email with your movie of choice to : happinessindarknesshow@gmail.com . Check out our great tiers on Patreon : patreon.com/happinessindarkness

TechnoRetro Dads: A Summer of Monkeys and Chevys as we welcome Jovial Jay! Fletch, Paul Simon’s Graceland, and a Secret of Monkey Island   Our good buddy shazbazzar is going to be taking some time off from the show. But never fear, the witty and effervescent Jay Shepard will be filling in!   In the NEWS Mike Mignola has some great cereal art for charity Rancho Obi-Wan now gives virtual tours We are enjoying Josh Gad’s Reunited Apart shows on YouTube It may just be a satirical story, but we would look forward to sequels from John Carpenter’s - They Live   We Love Our Cereal Great stories, courtesy of our Roving Spoonster Shane! Kelloggs has heard our wishes and given us giant cereal for your snacking pleasure. A new, sweet cereal is released from the small company Magic Spoon. A new way to close cereal boxes. Plus, enjoying some mini pancakes as a cereal. Is it a good idea?   Vinyl Scratchback Do you remember Paul Simon’s 1986 release, Graceland? We take a look back on the influence of this groundbreaking album, and discuss some of the more memorable songs. And do we recognize someone from that You Can Call Me Al video?   TechnoRetro Arcade:  The Secret of Monkey Island In 1990 Lucasfilm Games released one of their biggest hits about a pirate named Guybrush Threepwood. Well, he wants to be a pirate. And you, as the player, will have to go on adventures and solve puzzles in this graphic adventure game reminiscent of the Pirates of the Caribbean.   Let’s All Go to the Movies The summer of 1985 was kicked off in the movie theater with one of our favorite Not Ready for Primetime Players, Chevy Chase. Fletch was one of Chase’s biggest, (and funniest) movies. Quotable lines and hysterical humor made this one a movie with years of rewatch potential.  

The Battle of Hoth concludes, but Han and Leia must evade the Empire in part four of our year-long discussion of The Empire Strikes Back. On this fully armed and operational episode, Jay Shepard from Jedi Journals, joins us to discuss: His favorite moments and characters from The Empire Strikes Back, The conclusion of the Battle of Hoth, The relationship of Han and Chewbacca, Han, Leia, C-3PO, and Chewbacca’s escape from Echo Base, Luke’s departure from Hoth, The Empire’s pursuit of Han and the Millennium Falcon through the Asteroid field. Thanks for joining us for another episode! Subscribe to Podcast Stardust for all your Star Wars news, reviews, and discussion wherever you get your podcasts. And please leave us a five star review on Apple Podcasts. Follow us on social media: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Pinterest | YouTube.

This week we have music from Lay-Far, Mallin with a killing DJ Dharma 900 & Studio Cross Dub, That wicked Scott Diaz track new on Sub Urban Records, Swwey deep music from Forma, Freerange drop the Crakazat track at long last, Latique brand new on Stay True Sounds, Fuminori Kagajo returns with a banging Atjazz DUB... Then, our Three From... section from Variety Music with cuts from Marie Holy & Black Coffe, Jazuelle and Glass Slipper. WOOO! 2 From The SOUL with Yazmin Lacey and Moses Boyd - JUST AMAZING! More deepness from Jesusdapnk and Demarkus Lewis both on Moiss Music, Alex Gopher (FOR THOSE WHO KNOW), The Ajjazz Record Company's Craig Smith and Peacey, Miguel Migs, Javed Brothers, Jasper St Co, George Jackson, Johnick & Bonetti, Jay Shepard and Alex Agore. WHAT A SHOW!!! DIVE IN!!!

Welcome to episode 65 of Starships, Sabers, and Scoundrels: The Novel Bracket Part II. On this episode, Dennis, Jay, and Darth Taxus conclude the quest to determine the best Star Wars novel of the new canon. As usual, there is some news to get to first. The Future of Star Wars in the News Current Star Wars concerns the future of Star Wars on the big screen and the organizational structure at Lucasfilm. Bob Iger commented on the frequency of the release of Star Wars films and Kathleen Kennedy signed a new deal to remain the President of Lucasfilm. Next, Jon Favreau finally released the name and a brief synopsis of his live action Star Wars television show and the Scoundrels react. Plus, there is news about Vader Immortal and a producing legend passes away. Hyperthetical - The Novel Bracket Part II After the news, the Scoundrels begin part II of their discussion to determine the best novel of the new Star Wars canon. If you haven't heard Part I, we recommend checking that out first. This episodes begins with round two and ends with the naming of a champion. Returning for the discussion are Jay Shepard from Jedi Journals,  Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Case Files, Green Justice, and Scarlet Velocity, and Becca Benjamin from Kanata's Castle and Tarkin's Top Shelf. Silence Fools! As every episode does, episode 65 ends with "Silence Fools!" In this edition, Dennis, Jay, and Taxus react to an iTunes review and then discuss the results of the last Twitter poll. Afterwards, they propose a new poll about what new Star Wars content they are most excited to see. Thanks for tuning into episode 65 of Starships, Sabers, and Scoundrels: The Novel Bracket Part II. Social Media and More Starships, Sabers, and Scoundrels is a bi-weekly show that features three first-generation Star Wars fans. Each episode, RetroZappers Dennis Keithly, Jay Krebs, and Darth Taxus offer their hot space opinions on Star Wars news. Then, they engage in Star Wars discussion in the "Hyperthetical" segment. Top ten lists, book reviews, Rebels discussion, and interviews are all on the table. After the Hyperthetical, each episode features listener feedback with Silence Fools! Dennis Keithly can be followed @DJKver2, Darth Taxus is @DarthTaxus, and Jay Krebs is @JoyceKrebs. SCubedPod thrives on listener feedback. Therefore, Dennis, Taxus, and Jay would love to read your email on the show. To reach them, email the show at SCubedPod@RetroZap.com. For instance, have an opinion on Star Wars comics, Rebels, or the comics? We want to hear it. Also, have a question about some Star Wars detail? Send it to us! It doesn't have to be Star Wars. Starships, Sabers, and Scoundrels T-Shirts can be purchased here. Finally, Dennis, Taxus, and Jay would appreciate an iTunes review for the show. Thank you.

Welcome to episode 64 of Starships, Sabers, and Scoundrels: The Novel Bracket Part I. On this episode, Dennis, Jay, and Darth Taxus are out to determine the best Star Wars novel of the new canon. As usual, there is some news to get to first. Star Wars Celebration Chicago News and Honors The latest Star Wars news begins with a discussion of announcements concerning the hosts of Star Wars Celebration Chicago. Next, the news turns to a groundbreaking honor for Kathleen Kennedy. This show was recorded prior to the latest information from Bob Iger on the future of Star Wars films, and that will be covered in episode 65. Hyperthetical - The Novel Bracket Part I After the news, the Scoundrels dive into this week's "Hyperthetical." Since Lucasfilm reset the Star Wars canon prior to the release of The Force Awakens, a couple dozen novels have graced the shelves of bookstores that enhance, define, and compliment the Star Wars universe. Some, naturally, are better than others. The Scoundrels are out to determine which one is the best. Therefore, they have created a Star Wars novel bracket and are conducting a single elimination vote to determine which book is the best. Joining them for the discussion is Jay Shepard from Jedi Journals,  Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Case Files, Green Justice, and Scarlet Velocity, and Becca Benjamin from Kanata's Castle and Tarkin's Top Shelf. This is the first half of the discussion, and the Scoundrels get through the first 18 match-ups. Silence Fools! As every episode does, episode 64 ends with "Silence Fools!" In this edition, Dennis, Jay, and Taxus read a listener email and then discuss the results of the last Twitter poll. Afterwards, they propose a new poll about what kind of Star Wars novel they would like to see next. Thanks for tuning into episode 64 of Starships, Sabers, and Scoundrels: The Novel Bracket Part I. Social Media, Email, and More Starships, Sabers, and Scoundrels is a bi-weekly show that features three first-generation Star Wars fans. Each episode, RetroZappers Dennis Keithly, Jay Krebs, and Darth Taxus offer their hot space opinions on Star Wars news. Then, they engage in Star Wars discussion in the "Hyperthetical" segment. Top ten lists, book reviews, Rebels discussion, and interviews are all on the table. After the Hyperthetical, each episode features listener feedback with Silence Fools! Dennis Keithly can be followed @DJKver2, Darth Taxus is @DarthTaxus, and Jay Krebs is @JoyceKrebs. SCubedPod thrives on listener feedback. Therefore, Dennis, Taxus, and Jay would love to read your email on the show. To reach them, email the show at SCubedPod@RetroZap.com. For instance, have an opinion on Star Wars comics, Rebels, or the comics? We want to hear it. Also, have a question about some Star Wars detail? Send it to us! It doesn't have to be Star Wars. Starships, Sabers, and Scoundrels T-Shirts can be purchased here. Finally, Dennis, Taxus, and Jay would appreciate an iTunes review for the show. Thank you.

It’s our big 100th episode special! We discuss Captain America: Civil War, The latest from Disney Infinity, What HBO is doing to quiet spoilers on the internet plus we welcome to the show many special guests! Jay Shepard joins us to give us details from … Read More

There are all sorts of changes to the surroundings, but one thing remains constant and steadfast….and that is Jedi Journals. The original and longest running Star Wars literature podcast in the galaxy! Join your hosts Jay Shepard and Chris Wyman as they blast you through an asteroid field of new comic, book & magazine releases, slash their way through a forest of listener feedback and discuss Star Wars Celebration London plans that are cool enough to freeze a Tauntaun on Hoth!

Be prepared for the Star Wars you won't see in the movies. Captain Slan Drolo is the most annoying Rebel soldier in the galaxy, and mightily proud of it. With his ego twelve parsecs wide, he's despised by both Rebels and Imperials alike. The trouble is, they need him. Let the galactic grooviness commence. Written by John Damocles Smith. Narrated and produced by Joe Mignano. Featuring the voices of: Shawn Crosby as Captain Slan Drolo “The Rebel Scum Himself.” Terry Garber as The Rebel Colonel. Tony Borgheiinck as Rebel Sergeant. John Damocles Smith as Rebel Corporal. "Jovial" Jay Shepard as Veteran Rebel Soldier. Jennifer Riegel as Female Imperial Officer. For more great stories like this one, visit www.holonetaudiodramas.com Read along here: http://www.holonetaudiodramas.com/uploads/9/0/1/3/9013977/script_-_the_star_wars_youll_never_see.pdf

You might say Get Physical's newest installation of the Essentials series is a lesson in prolonging the pleasure. For this particular occasion, we've called upon our dear FreakMe, Italian DJ and producer who's no stranger to the GP family, to assemble the compilation. The mix spans 10 tracks and does not stray far from FreakMe's own musical aesthetic, which means you can expect a whole lot of sexy basslines and understated power. Off to a bumping start thanks to andhim's remix of the WhoMadeWho killer "There's a Way", the mix quickly descends into a bubbly, whirling series of tracks straight from the deep end, with just enough drive and tech-y taste without going too heavy on the BPMs. False Image does space-age sexy, while Ryan Murgatroyd & Kostakis pack a slow-cooking punch, alongside FreakMe's own bomb ("Breath"), while Jay Shepard and Martin Dawson throw some cowbell into their Blondish mix for good measure.

?Join Luke, Randy and special guest Jay Shepard from Jedi Journals this month as they discuss the very popular book Darth Bane Path of Destruction.  Jay brings a vast knowledge of all Star Wars literature to the conversation and sheds light (er dark) on the foundations of the Sith, Rule of Two.  Remember: Peace is a lie. There is only passion ....www.coffeewithkenobi.comContact Randy & Luke: legendslibrary@coffeewithkenobi.com

Jedi Journals co-host Jay Shepard joins Eric Geller to discuss Star Wars Rebels from an Expanded Universe perspective. After another week of contemplating Lucasfilm's big TV announcement, we dig deeper into how it will affect the EU. Plus, we bring you the week's Star Wars news, from The Clone Wars award nominations to Celebration Europe II announcements.

Jedi Journals co-host Jay Shepard joins Eric Geller to discuss Star Wars Rebels from an Expanded Universe perspective. After another week of contemplating Lucasfilm's big TV announcement, we dig deeper into how it will affect the EU. Plus, we bring you the week's Star Wars news, from The Clone Wars award nominations to Celebration Europe II announcements.

"Jovial" Jay Shepard joins us to discuss the rumored candidates for the spin-off films, Erik explains why the original trilogy is all about Boba Fett, we discuss the possibility of Ewan McGregor and John Williams returning, and much more!

It's a Clone Wars Roundtable double feature as we take a look at the characters (old and new) and events of Secret Weapons and A Sunny Day in the Void with guests Jay Shepard and Eric Geller.

Dan Curto and Jay Shepard join us for our roundtable look at Shadow Warrior and weesa think yousa gonna liken dis one.