Podcast appearances and mentions of jeff who lives

In this sermon we look at what it means to follow a God who sets things in motion behind the scenes. It's a sermon from the modern the era, perhaps. For people who are otherwise closed of God, but cannot escape that something beyond is pressing into their lives (and this with a little help from a 2012 film called Jeff Who Lives at Home).

We catch up with a bunch of cinematic recommendations with After Hours, The Manson Family Vacation, Theatre Camp, I Don't Feel at Home in This World Anymore, Kenny, Brother's Nest, Jeff Who Lives at Home, Biosphere and a few more along the way.  Check out Alexei's Q&A anniversary screening of The Rage in Placid Lake with Ben Lee at The Ritz in Sydney HERE For bonus pods, Alexei is testing Cameron on his film knowledge running a quiz over at the patreonSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rewinding back to just a decade ago that seems unfathomable today where little indie pictures could still populate several hundred screens during their release, Mike introduces Dino to one of the more contemporary offerings in our canon in I Eat Movies #28: Dino's First Time - Jeff, Who Lives at Home (2011). Starring Jason Segel (TV's How I Met Your Mother) as a grieving stoner searching for a purpose in the signs that surround us everyday, this Duplass Brothers production finds Segel on a journey that finds him reconnecting with his estranged brother (Ed Helms, The Office) as they try to determine whether or not his wife is cheating on him. Along the way, their mother (played by the legendary Susan Sarandon, Thelma & Louise) is also longing for a connection not experienced since her husband passed away that will somehow lead this fractured family down a path they never could imagine. Will Mike's own emotional reaction to this charming little picture be enough to sway Dino? Find out in I Eat Movies #28: Dino's First Time - Jeff, Who Lives at Home (2011).

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Shauna Niequist joins the show! You enneagram fans may remember her from an early episode of The Road Back to You podcast, yup, that is a deep cut. Enneagram 7, and the author of, "I Guess I Haven't Learned That Yet", (what a great title) joins Suzanne to talk about being married to a 4, her new book, journaling and so much more. PLUG TIME Where Will We Go From Here with Rev. Joseph Stabile, Brian D. McLaren, and the Enneagram Godmother is March 31 - April 2. Join online or in person in Dallas! lifeinthetrinityministry.com/wherewillwego The Enneagram Journey Toward Wholeness tour continues! Upcoming stops include Houston, Austin, Denver, Portland, and Dallas! lifeinthetrinityministry.com/tour22 Today's Intro: 1. Sean Connery in Finding Forrester (2000) 2. Ed Helms and Jason Segal in Jeff Who Lives at Home (2011) 3. Jamie Grace on TEJ Podcast, June 2020

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On this episode: Ridley Scott continues his GFY tour, and no one is safe. Texas Chainsaw Massacre comes to the small screen, and the true ending of Return of the Jedi. Also… an update for the quest for 500, and the most prolific and hated IMDB reviewer of all time. In news: Ridley Scott, House of Gucci, Gladiator, brain tumors, Al Pacino, I Tonya, Tonya Harding, Aaron Ralston, 127 Hours, Bradley Cooper, Lady Gaga, Jared Leto, Martin Scorsese, breeding knights, Last Night in Soho, Edgar Wright, Benedict Cumberbatch, Matt Smith, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Halloween, Jessica Biel, Matthew McConaughey, hippies vs hipsters, Up, Texas Chainsaw the squeakel, Chris Rock, Halloween Kills, Return of the Jedi, Revenge of the Jedi, George Lucas, Quest for 500, Daimajin, Paul Walter Hauser, Hard Copy, 20/20, Deadpool, Robin Robin, Ardmin animation, 8-bit Christmas, Neil Patrick Harris, A Christmas Story, Jack Frost, Michael Keaton, A Castle for Christmas, Cary Elwes, Jamie Campos Minor, The Lorax, Predator 2, Carl Weathers, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Lethal Weapon, Elf, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, Jim Carrey, Lord of the Rings, Viggo Mortensen, Tyler the Creator, Pharrell, Dead Ringers, David Cronenberg, Jeremy Irons, Jingle All the Way, Seinfeld, Verne Troyer, Phil Hartman, Rita Wilson, Jacob Lloyd, J K Rowling, Sinbad, Mrs. Doubtfire, the Advent Calendar, Michael Elliott, Caveman, True Lies, The English Patient, Rebecca, Jeff Who Lives at Home, Compliance, Coherence, Carnal Haven, Her Last Fling, Sensual Fire, Tobelina, Django Unchained, Les Miserableshttp://www.MCFCpodcast.comEmail us at MCFCpodcast@gmail.com    Leave us a voicemail (209) 730-6010Joseph Navarro    Pete Abeyta   and Tyler Noe    Streaming Picks:The Guest - NetflixLegend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'hoole - $3.99 rental on YoutubePig - HuluOne Hour Photo - HBO MaxRaw - NetflixTick Tick Boom - NetflixEnchanted - Disney+Power of the Dog - Netflix

This week on the RISE podcast is the return of Clint Kirk, aka Conchena. Clint is an artist, a photographer and a curious soul. After both watching the movie Jeff Who Lives at Home, Clint and I exam how true spiritually has now clique. We talk about how every subculture has its own group of members that is the equivalent of the cool kids table in a school cafeteria. Being a part of a community is more about following a trend and being a part of the in crowd clique than living the mundane day to of any given lifestyle. To learn more about Clint Kirk Go to... www.clintonkirk.com/ Instagram @conchena @conchenascloset Entelechy Visions www.entelechyvisions.com Theme Music provided by Cloudkicker.   To learn more go to www.cloudkickermusic.com Other Musical Contributions The Album Leaf www.thealbumleaf.com Subscribe to Inner Monologue today on iTunes, Spotify, Stitcher or I Heart Radio!

This week on THE MOVIE CONNECTION, we ask: What do a stoner going through an existential crisis and a trauma victim on a path of revenge have in common? Jacob watched, "JEFF, WHO LIVES AT HOME,"(5:19) (Directed by Jay & Mark Duplass. Starring; Jason Segel, Ed Helms, Susan Sarandon...) KC watched, "PROMISING YOUNG WOMAN,"(19:19) (Directed by Emerald Fennell. Starring; Carey Mulligan, Bo Burnham, Alison Brie...) Connections include: "SIGNS" directed by M. Night Shyamalan "HOW I MET YOUR MOTHER" TV series Post-Modern Movies "NEW GIRL" TV Series and more!! Be sure to follow us on Instagram Check out Jacob's Letterboxd page for more movie reviews. Listen to us on Spotify or wherever you listen to podcasts! Cover art by Austin Hillebrecht and KC Schwartz Opening theme courtesy of TelevisionTunes.com

In this episode, the Mullets watch the Snyder Cut among other new films and tell their daughter to go to sleep before discussing wine in hotel rooms, AIM and the disappointment of who will be play Pat Riley.The video of the Mullets trying Da Bomb is now available for your viewing pleasure! That and more is on our Patreon! Rate, review and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher and Spotify! Follow us on Facebook and Twitter!

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Emilia Cataldo of Nehedar joins David and Alan to discuss David's sync film that pairs her album with Jeff Who Lives at Home Visit: https://thesyncbook.com/network/?rtag=sync%20media%20research&id=424

Emilia Cataldo of Nehedar joins David and Alan to discuss David's sync film that pairs her album with Jeff Who Lives at Home Visit: https://thesyncbook.com/network/?rtag=sync%20media%20research&id=424

Welcome to Screen Tea Podcast! Join Lisha and Juliet as they fight the sleepy hahas to dissect charming indie film Jeff, Who Lives at Home, argue over character development in major film franchises, and mess up a whole lotta words.Sources for information gathered for this episode were: www.imdb.com, www.wikipedia.org, www.rottentomatoes.com, and www.metacritic.com Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/screenteapodcast, hit us up on Twitter @screenteapod, shoot us an e-mail at thescreenteapodcast@gmail.com, and check out our website at www.screenteapodcast.com!Happy listening!(Excellent podcast logo commissioned from the talented Mel. Find Mel on Instagram @javadoodler, website www.javadoodleart.com, or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/Javadoodle.Art.Our incredible intro music was composed by Detroit musician Sasha Kashperko!)

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED 08/01/2019 Jer and Dan welcome new guest host Jay Drumm to talk about a movie he had never seen prior to joining the show, but he then watched four times! We discuss the indie dramedy "Jeff, Who Lives At Home" directed by the Duplass Brothers Jay and Mark, and starring Jason Segel, Ed Helms, Judy Greer and Susan Sarandon.

Jer and Dan welcome new guest host Jay Drumm to talk about a movie he had never seen prior to joining the show, but he then watched four times!  We discuss the indie dramedy "Jeff, Who Lives At Home" directed by the Duplass Brothers Jay and Mark, and starring Jason Segel, Ed Helms, Judy Greer and Susan Sarandon.

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Perry worked on a large variety of sizes and genres of productions including Black Hawk Down, The Bourne Identity, Lars and the Real Girl, Rambo, Jeff Who Lives at Home, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Danny Collins, Trumbo, Room 104, and Wonder. Perry worked over the years with Jason Reitman, on Juno, Thank You For Smoking, Tully, The Front Runner, and Emilio Estevez's The Public.

Mark Duplass (The Puffy Chair, Jeff Who Lives at Home, The League) is an American film director, film producer, actor, musician, screenwriter, author and old buddy of the Armchair Expert. Mark sits down in the attic to discuss his happiness living in the B+ range of his industry, he talks about  a recent conscious uncoupling with his work partner/brother and he contemplates the reasons behind his workaholic sensibility. Dax details his writing routine and Mark reveals the trick Ray Romano taught him of how to make a joke land. Dax and Mark reminisce on a joyous time in their life when they would get together, watch old movies and dissect the male form. 

Mark Duplass (The Puffy Chair, Jeff Who Lives at Home, The League) is an American film director, film producer, actor, musician, screenwriter, author and old buddy of the Armchair Expert. Mark sits down in the attic to discuss his happiness living in the B+ range of his industry, he talks about  a recent conscious uncoupling with his work partner/brother and he contemplates the reasons behind his workaholic sensibility. Dax details his writing routine and Mark reveals the trick Ray Romano taught him of how to make a joke land. Dax and Mark reminisce on a joyous time in their life when they would get together, watch old movies and dissect the male form. 

Perry worked on a large variety of sizes and genres of productions including Black Hawk Down, The Bourne Identity, Lars and the Real Girl, Rambo, Jeff Who Lives at Home, The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Danny Collins, The Hollars, and Trumbo. Perry has worked over the years with Jason Reitman, on Juno, Thank You For Smoking, Up in the Air, Labor Day, and more recently Tully and the upcoming, The Front Runner, along with Room 104, Wonder, and The Public.

Jay Duplass is a busy guy. Often alongside his younger brother Mark, Jay has left his distinct signature on dozens of projects over the past two decades, proving through his prolific yet singular work that the indie film spirit is still alive and well in America. Whether he’s acting, directing, writing, or producing, Jay is always creating art that’s imbued with a sense of unvarnished honesty. Movie fans since childhood, the Duplass brothers created a handful of short films before breaking onto the festival scene with The Puffy Chair in 2005. Since then, Jay has brought us films like Cyrus, Jeff Who Lives at Home, and the upcoming Outside In, as well the short-lived HBO series Togetherness. This week, he and Sam cover everything from how it felt to love movies pre-internet to the myths surrounding the Duplass brothers, as well as the spontaneity necessary for good filmmaking, and of course, the particular strangeness of being known to the public. http://talkeasypod.com/

Summary of the GREENLIGHTReview by Ann Elder and Les Roberts of the film "Jeff Who Lives at Home."

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Have You Seen..? The question to start all movie discussions. This one’s a riot from the get-go… We talk murder most frantic in Clue and Segel most lazy in Jeff, Who Lives At Home. Plus: Coughing, chocolate cake, the class divide, horrific attempts at French and differences in the English language across the Atlantic…

Black Shampoo (1976) gets the review for our third week of Blaxploitation History Month. This theme has taken some odd turns and so does this movie. Second half we talk some random movies including Seeking a Friend for the End of the World, Chronicle and Jeff Who Lives at Home. Plus plenty more including listener correspondence. […]

Cá estamos de volta aos podcasts no ano mágico de 2013. Na edição 66 do Audiotronik nós falamos de circo, abuso de animais, a inversão psicológica, Jeff Who Lives at Home, Far Cry 3, Sleeping Dogs, Colin Stetson e MUITO ... Conte-me mais sobre isso

Movie Meltdown - Episode 212 This week we make some movie confessions which of course leads to many other discussions and disagreements. Some of which include... being in a failing marriage, being "a brand", The Girl vs. Hitchcock, spoofing American Idol, Errol Morris, Mississippi Burning, Joaquin Phoenix, TinkerHell, the Israeli David O. Russell, Knocked Up, Woody Allen, Sex, Lies and Videotape, The Apple, Non-narrative documentaries, the mating rituals of penguins, Real Steel, Paul Rudd, The Master, Oscar-winner Reese Witherspoon, Tabloid, This is 40, Blind Spot, John Cassavetes, Jeff Who Lives at Home, Alan Rickman, Silver Linings Playbook, robots are like animals, movie auteur, Oscar-winner Sandra Bullock, that's as low as you can go as a director, Judd Apatow, Shawshank Redemption, Rae Dawn Chong, Lincoln movies, Phantom of the Paradise, Downfall, animal movies, Freaks and Geeks, I don't trust P.T. Anderson anymore, Werner Herzog, The Day of the Dolphin, Sleepwalk with Me, Bob Hoskins and Dustin Hoffman, The Fog of War, creative cursing replacements, You didn't earn this!!, upcoming Oscar movies, a video game burning, The Hollywood Reporter directors roundtable, Searching for Sugar Man, The 40 Year Old Virgin, Annie Hall, The Blind Side, Toys, psychedelic rock movies, Hugh Jackman, it was the cancer-comedy before 50/50 and being Hitler's secretary. Spoiler Alert: Minor spoiler for The Apple. But really you have to see that movie to believe it regardless.  Addendum: John Williams has composed the scores to 25 of the 26 feature films Spielberg has directed. Producer Quincy Jones wrote Spielberg's The Color Purple score.  "I feel like he wants to make important films... and I don't think that he's an important filmmaker."

This week, we take take on our first Oliver Stone film with Savages from earlier this year. We had both read and had fun with the book, but does the movie measure up? We also take a quick look at Ghosts of Mars, Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol, The Invisible Man's Revenge, Jeff Who Lives at Home and Conan the Barbarian (2011). Please send us your thoughts, comments and questions to marriedwithclickers@gmail.com or call 206-338-0793

Michael fell into film score composition by chance when The Greyboy Allstars were asked to score Jake Kasdan's first feature Zero Effect and worked on the music for the highly regarded (though short-lived) TV series, Freaks and Geeks.  In 2000, Richard Kelly commissioned Michael to do the soundtrack for the film Donnie Darko. Its original score album went on to sell over 100,000 copies (in part because of Michael's remake of Tears for Fears' song Mad World, featuring Gary Jules).  Michael has since gone on to compose scores for the movies Out Cold, Nothing, Cypher, Orange County, Me and You and Everyone We Know, The TV Set, a segment of Paris, je t'aime, Unaccompanied Minors, and Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story. More recently, Michael has composed for: Funny People, Bridesmaids, The Five Year Engagement, Cyrus and Jeff Who Lives At Home for The Duplass Brothers, and the upcoming film, The Reluctant Fundamentalist for Mira Nair.

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On this edition of the show you get a man in search of his destiny, a cop who does not play by the rules, more British crime drama and super heroic LEGO action.  First up its a man on a mission with the blu-ray review of Jeff Who Lives at Home (courtesy of Paramount Home Video) starring Jason Segel,, Ed Helms and Susan Sarandon in this heartwarming comedy.  Then Canadian WWE Hall of Famer Adam "Edge" Copeland makes his movie debut in the dvd review of WWE's Studios Bending The Rules (courtesy of eOne Entertainment) in this buddy cop movie.  It's a trip across the pond with the dvd review of BBC's New Tricks Season 7 (courtesy of eOne Entertainment) as the gang from UCOS uncovers the truth behind old cases.  We get a team up of epic porportions with the video game review of LEGO Batman 2 : DC Super Heroes for the PS3 (courtesy of www.gameaccess.ca)  as the characters get voices for the first time.  Music for this episode features the songs Round the Bend by Adrina Thorpe, Tricked Out by Ocean Alexander and The Suitcase Life by The Las Vegas, they can all be found at www.famemusic.com. Other instrumental music is by the band Mr. Burns (www.mrburnsmusic.com). As always your comments and suggestions are welcome.

Hey, folks! We're back with more Box Office Poison, and it's a pretty special one because, for the first time ever (excluding Movies of the Month), we've all seen the same movie: Prometheus! We go into a pretty lengthy discussion (a whopping 40 minutes!) on the Sci-Fi epic, and I know you'll really enjoy it. We also cover such flicks as Jeff Who Lives at Home, Project X, The Machinist and God Bless America. In the second segment we go over some good ol' Trailer Trash: Django Unchained, Take This Waltz, Wreck-It Ralph and Argo. There are a couple real gems in there, so be sure to tune in. Want to recommend a movie we ought to see? Let us know via email (crosstawk@gmail.com), Twitter (@crosstawk) or in the comments section on the site. See you again on Friday for another brand new BOP!

This week on the show we're excited to bring you an exclusive interview with screenwriter T.S. Nowlin, who's writing the upcoming Charlize Theron starring, Rupert Wyatt directed, sci-fi flick Agent 13. In addition to find out a little bit more about that film, we get some insider tips on screenwriting. and we get a screenwriters perspective on Prometheus. We also talk about some of what we've been watching this week including Climates, Extraterrestrial, Jeff Who Lives at Home, Me (At) the Zoo, Grave Encounters, American Reunion, and Bullhead. We go over some of the latest Blu Ray deals on Amazon We review new films Ted and Magic Mike And finally, we make our predictions for this week's opening films. We want to hear your suggestions and feedback! Send us an e-mail at feedback@filmpulse.net or leave us a message on our voicemail line at (850) 391-6071 and we'll feature your comments on the show!

Today, we cover some of the films coming out on DVD and Blu Ray this week including Wanderlust, Attenberg, Project X, Keyhole, A Bag of Hammers, Big Miracle, Seeking Justice,  The FP, and Jeff Who Lives at Home. We want to hear your suggestions and feedback! Send us an e-mail at feedback@filmpulse.net or leave us a message on our voicemail line at (850) 391-6075 and we'll feature your comments on the show!

Do you like movie reviews? Are you constantly furious at other podcasts that only review one movie per episode? Well, Frankly, My Dear Podcast has read your hand-written letters and decided to do something about it. This week, we review not one, not three, but TWO movies. The new Duplass Brothers movie, "Jeff Who Lives at Home" and a 122-minute romantic comedy called "Think Like a Man." Stick around. This week's episode is brought to you by Shadowdog Productions. Buy their new feature-length film, "Dirt Cheap Therapy" from www.shadowdogproductions.com Stick around.

Andy sits down with the Duplass Brothers at this years SXSW to talk about their two new movies Do Deca Pentathlon and Jeff Who Lives at Home, as well as their Cinematography style and how these past four years in the studio system have changed (or not changed) their filmmaking system. You can also read the transcript on Moviemaker.com

This week we talk about some movies we've seen including Dreams of a Life, Sleep Tight, Jeff Who Lives at Home, Martha Marcy May Marlene, Jess + Moss, The Divide, Meeting Evil, and Turn Me On Dammit! We make Ryan watch the original Clash of the Titans from 1981. And finally we introduce a new monthly segment where we resvisit a loved film from our past that we now hate.  This month it's Waking Life and Ace Ventura: Pet Detective. We want to hear from you! Send us an e-mail at podcast@filmpulse.net or leave us a voicemail at (206) 337-9263 and we'll read or play your messages on an upcoming episode!

John, Mike, and Adam: They talk in the car.If you have a comment or question you can write us at theaftershowpodcast@gmail.com.  Or find us on MySpace, and Facebook.  Thanks for listening.JEFF, WHO LIVES AT HOME (2011) Imdb Page: http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1588334/

Today we go over some of the new releases hitting theaters including 21 Jumpstreet, Jeff Who Lives at Home, Casa De Mi Padre, Detachment, Seeking Justice, Natural Selection, and The Kid With a Bike.

Hey, folks, this episode of BOP is a little different. Rather than our usual format, we decided to skip What We've Been Watching and jumped straight into Trailer Trash, discussing Moonrise Kingdom, Lockout, Casa de mi Padre and Jeff Who Lives at Home. Then, in the second segment, we covered our Top 5 Favorite Movies of 2011. It's a pretty length segment, and in all, this episode clocks in at nearly two and a half hours. So enjoy! We'll be back in two weeks to discuss Stan's Movie of the Month for February, Paper Moon. It's on Netflix Instant, so be sure to play along! See you next week when Discover Music Project returns with guest Jon Rind!

We revisit our conversation with filmmaking brothers Jay and Mark Duplass, whose movie, Cyrus, marked a turning point in their careers.  They'd made feature films but never before with studio backing, never with known actors and never with significant budgets.  As darlings of the indie world and trailblazers in the mumblecore filmmaking style they gained acclaim at festivals and on blogs, but now they're rising stars in Hollywood and are currently in post production on their next film, Jeff Who Lives at Home.