Podcasts about jim andy the great beyond

Today I wanna talk to you about your identity...   You see I believe that most of you were being held back by what you have identified as who you are...   I believe that you're being held back by an identity that doesn't really exist... A picture or a definition of you that was created what does not represent your best version of yourself.   I want to share with you an interview did Jim Carrey dead where he talked about how he got wrapped up in plain a character in a movie so much that he realized the identity it's just something that is made up...   Then I want to share with you some ideas I'm how you can shape your identity and you can allow yourself to create a self empowering identity that will help you to take action and create the life you wanna live.   Thanks for listening to the show. Please share this episode.   George Wright III   Here is a brief from the Interview:   Mr. Carrey, have you ever had a spiritual epiphany?   Well, I have gone through a lot changes in the last few years and a lot of realizations — and I guess you could say awakenings about things. Everything is touched by that, everything I am doing creatively right now seems to point to the awareness of a lack of self. What are we? Why are we here? And the answer to both of those questions is: nothing, no reason, as far as I am concerned. It's just about playing with form.   What do you think prompted those awakenings?   I guess just getting to the place where you have everything everybody has ever desired and realizing you are still unhappy. And that you can still be unhappy is a shock when you have accomplished everything you ever dreamt of and more and then you realize, “My gosh, it's not about this.” And I wish for everyone to be able to accomplish those things so they can see that.   “Understanding suffering is the way to salvation because once you understand it, you have compassion, and the next thing you know, you are free.”   Is that what happened to you?   Yeah, sure. It didn't happen to me. There is no me. But it happened. And it pushed me towards the realization there is no individual here. There are only energies.   Energies?   Yes, they're me. They're me talking to me — whatever they are, no matter how bad they are. I have gone through some really tough times in the last few years and I would not wish them on anybody, but my God, my understanding of life and what is real and what is not real has expanded exponentially because of that. And my ability to understand suffering, which is a valuable thing. It's the way to salvation because once you understand it, you have compassion, and the next thing you know, you are free. So what happened after that realization was essentially a very desperate and good energy of wanting to be loved and wanting to love and wanting to create and be admired.   Is it strange to look back on your films after having had these revelations? It must be like seeing someone else entirely.   I see someone who thought they were a person, who was trying to create characters but… How can I put it? Playing Andy Kaufman in Man on the Moon in 1999, for example, I realized that I could lose myself in a character. I could live in a character. It was a choice. And when I finished with that, I took a month to remember who I was. “What do I believe? What are my politics? What do I like and dislike?” It took me a while and I was depressed going back into my concerns and my politics. But there was a shift that had already happened. And the shift was, “Wait a second. If I can put Jim Carrey aside for four months, who is Jim Carrey? Who the hell is that?”   And what did you find out?   I know now he does not really exist. He's ideas.   What do you mean?   If you want to talk scientifically, break it down to a cluster of tetrahedrons that somehow believe they are athing. But they're ideas — just ideas. Jim Carrey was an idea my parents gave me. Irish-Scottish-French was an idea I was given. Canadian was an idea that I was given. I had a hockey team and a religion and all of these things that cobble together into this kind of Frankenstein monster, this representation. It's like an avatar. These are all the things I am. You are not an actor, or a lawyer. No one is a lawyer. There are lawyers, law is practiced, but no one is a lawyer. There is no one, in fact, there.   So nothing is real?   You know, I think you pretty much play your part as best as you can — but no, I don't believe this is real.   You recently started painting. Has that helped ease these changes you've been experiencing?   Yeah. To me, it's just another way of creating. It happened, it was inspired by broken hearts, and I've had a few. It was inspired by that, by the need to express something immediately and not wait for a green light committee or a script to be perfect or any of that stuff! “Here's an idea, I don't even know what it means yet. I'm going to paint it. I'm going to sculpt it. And then it will tell me what it means a year from now.” It's just a fantastic feeling.     And I'm sure it doesn't hurt to have that work exhibited as well.   And in Vegas of all places! (Laughs) I went to the absolute antithesis of art. I want to be in places that are accessible by real people. They might not be able to afford the painting, but they can see it. I'm sure I'll do the gallery shows and stuff, hopefully sometime… But for now, I really want people to see what it is like for an artist to immerse themselves in creation. That's actually how Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond happened. I was talking with Spike Jonze last year about what was opening up for me… We started talking about some behind-the-scenes footage of my experience filming Man on the Moon and becoming Andy Kaufman, which we then turned into the documentary. So… I am not finding roles. They're finding me.   Do you think that the Andy Kaufman you became for the film found some sort of happiness in the end?   I think he was happy in the moment he was creating. No one can be happy with a career. The career is whatever it is. There are ups and downs, there are temporary things that happen, energies that happen. It's hard semantically to talk about where I am coming from sometimes but I am extremely satisfied. Right now, the feeling is that there is great appreciation and there's great gratitude and excitement and wonder about what this is turning into. This project happened organically: the footage was born out of playfulness and mischievousness and out of honoring an artist that was very pivotal and extraordinary. So in honoring that energy, rebellion, anarchy… There is definitely a satisfaction there, but it is not mine. It just is. 

Today I wanna talk to you about your identity...   You see I believe that most of you were being held back by what you have identified as who you are...   I believe that you're being held back by an identity that doesn't really exist... A picture or a definition of you that was created what does not represent your best version of yourself.   I want to share with you an interview did Jim Carrey dead where he talked about how he got wrapped up in plain a character in a movie so much that he realized the identity it's just something that is made up...   Then I want to share with you some ideas I'm how you can shape your identity and you can allow yourself to create a self empowering identity that will help you to take action and create the life you wanna live.   Thanks for listening to the show. Please share this episode.   George Wright III   Here is a brief from the Interview:   Mr. Carrey, have you ever had a spiritual epiphany?   Well, I have gone through a lot changes in the last few years and a lot of realizations — and I guess you could say awakenings about things. Everything is touched by that, everything I am doing creatively right now seems to point to the awareness of a lack of self. What are we? Why are we here? And the answer to both of those questions is: nothing, no reason, as far as I am concerned. It's just about playing with form.   What do you think prompted those awakenings?   I guess just getting to the place where you have everything everybody has ever desired and realizing you are still unhappy. And that you can still be unhappy is a shock when you have accomplished everything you ever dreamt of and more and then you realize, “My gosh, it's not about this.” And I wish for everyone to be able to accomplish those things so they can see that.   “Understanding suffering is the way to salvation because once you understand it, you have compassion, and the next thing you know, you are free.”   Is that what happened to you?   Yeah, sure. It didn't happen to me. There is no me. But it happened. And it pushed me towards the realization there is no individual here. There are only energies.   Energies?   Yes, they're me. They're me talking to me — whatever they are, no matter how bad they are. I have gone through some really tough times in the last few years and I would not wish them on anybody, but my God, my understanding of life and what is real and what is not real has expanded exponentially because of that. And my ability to understand suffering, which is a valuable thing. It's the way to salvation because once you understand it, you have compassion, and the next thing you know, you are free. So what happened after that realization was essentially a very desperate and good energy of wanting to be loved and wanting to love and wanting to create and be admired.   Is it strange to look back on your films after having had these revelations? It must be like seeing someone else entirely.   I see someone who thought they were a person, who was trying to create characters but… How can I put it? Playing Andy Kaufman in Man on the Moon in 1999, for example, I realized that I could lose myself in a character. I could live in a character. It was a choice. And when I finished with that, I took a month to remember who I was. “What do I believe? What are my politics? What do I like and dislike?” It took me a while and I was depressed going back into my concerns and my politics. But there was a shift that had already happened. And the shift was, “Wait a second. If I can put Jim Carrey aside for four months, who is Jim Carrey? Who the hell is that?”   And what did you find out?   I know now he does not really exist. He's ideas.   What do you mean?   If you want to talk scientifically, break it down to a cluster of tetrahedrons that somehow believe they are athing. But they're ideas — just ideas. Jim Carrey was an idea my parents gave me. Irish-Scottish-French was an idea I was given. Canadian was an idea that I was given. I had a hockey team and a religion and all of these things that cobble together into this kind of Frankenstein monster, this representation. It's like an avatar. These are all the things I am. You are not an actor, or a lawyer. No one is a lawyer. There are lawyers, law is practiced, but no one is a lawyer. There is no one, in fact, there.   So nothing is real?   You know, I think you pretty much play your part as best as you can — but no, I don't believe this is real.   You recently started painting. Has that helped ease these changes you've been experiencing?   Yeah. To me, it's just another way of creating. It happened, it was inspired by broken hearts, and I've had a few. It was inspired by that, by the need to express something immediately and not wait for a green light committee or a script to be perfect or any of that stuff! “Here's an idea, I don't even know what it means yet. I'm going to paint it. I'm going to sculpt it. And then it will tell me what it means a year from now.” It's just a fantastic feeling.     And I'm sure it doesn't hurt to have that work exhibited as well.   And in Vegas of all places! (Laughs) I went to the absolute antithesis of art. I want to be in places that are accessible by real people. They might not be able to afford the painting, but they can see it. I'm sure I'll do the gallery shows and stuff, hopefully sometime… But for now, I really want people to see what it is like for an artist to immerse themselves in creation. That's actually how Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond happened. I was talking with Spike Jonze last year about what was opening up for me… We started talking about some behind-the-scenes footage of my experience filming Man on the Moon and becoming Andy Kaufman, which we then turned into the documentary. So… I am not finding roles. They're finding me.   Do you think that the Andy Kaufman you became for the film found some sort of happiness in the end?   I think he was happy in the moment he was creating. No one can be happy with a career. The career is whatever it is. There are ups and downs, there are temporary things that happen, energies that happen. It's hard semantically to talk about where I am coming from sometimes but I am extremely satisfied. Right now, the feeling is that there is great appreciation and there's great gratitude and excitement and wonder about what this is turning into. This project happened organically: the footage was born out of playfulness and mischievousness and out of honoring an artist that was very pivotal and extraordinary. So in honoring that energy, rebellion, anarchy… There is definitely a satisfaction there, but it is not mine. It just is. 

Need TV binge suggestions? You've come to the right place. We've got you covered.   In this bonus episode, we discuss a couple of great binge suggestions: Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond  (from live ep 64) The Lincoln Lawyer (from live ep 76) Hustle (from live ep 77)   Crossing the Streams features discussions of TV shows and movies available on streaming services. It is hosted by Jeff Dwoskin and co-hosted by Howard Rosner, Ron Lippitt, Bob Philips, Marci Kozen Stifter, and Sal Demilio. Special guests also join the show on a weekly basis. Each episode features a segment in which the hosts recommend a TV show, movie, or documentary for listeners to consider binge-watching. The segments are taken from live recordings of the show. Join us LIVE every Wednesday at 9:30 PM ET / 8:30 PM CT Subscribe to our YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/CTSYouTubeSubscribe

In which our heroes discuss 2 pieces of media from the "dnd but with guns tho" genre.  In the MeMeMes: Jung Ito, Sensor (manga); Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond (film); The Witch of Kings Cross (film); The Giver (film); CYOA House of Danger (board game); Elden Ring (video game); Tiny Tina's Wonderlands (video game); Villainous (board game)   Music: fuccboi, "Dragons"

Welcome to this weeks episode, where Jim revisits Film Noir, Elton watches the wrong Jackass, Darren yearns for an endless stream of  Matt Berry in his life and Lee in a mirror universe turn of events laments Marvel, loves Star Trek Strange New Worlds, nearly dies on a mountain and drops flat packed furniture on his toe. Then its on to this weeks film. The documentary about the making of the movie Man in the Moon; the Netflix special Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond. 

What Was Real? Andy Kaufman, Latka Gravas, Tony Clifton, & Jim Carrey On this week's episode of WatchThis W/RickRamos, Mr. Chavez & I look at the life and career of Andy Kaufman. Kaufman was always a polarizing figure in the world of comedy and entertainment. A challenging artist, constantly at odds with his audiences, Kaufman was responsible for some of the most controversial "crowd stunts" in late 70s and early 80s entertainment. From network specials designed to confuse and trick audiences, through his ambivalence in playing Latka Gravas on the sitcom Taxi (1978-83), berating and wrestling women, and his alter-ego - the obnoxious Vegas lounge singer - Tony Clifton, Kaufman has been heralded as a genius and "ahead of his time" and also a spoiled Hollywood star. This week Ibrahim and I discuss Milos Forman's 1999 biopic Man on the Moon, featuring a Golden Globe winning performance from Jim Carrey and the 2017 documentary on the making of the film, Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond. It's an intersting conversation on the trappings of stardom and the responsibility of the artist.  Questions, Comments, Complaints, & Suggestions can be directed to gondoramos@yahoo.com. Many Thanks. 

En este episodio conversamos sobre la primera temporada de la adaptación de Netflix de Una Series de Eventos Desafortunados. También nos alargamos en la primera parte del episodio y recomendamos diferentes documentales y películas, encontrados en las diferentes plataformas digitales. Entre los documentales mencionados, están Hot Girls Wanted, Operation Varsity Blues, Made You Look, Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond. Además, hablamos de algunas películas nominadas al Oscar de este año, como Judas y el Mesías Negro, The Trial of Chicago 7 y, por supuesto, El Agente Topo. Finalmente, terminamos recomendamos algunas películas de Will Ferrel: Eurovision Song Contest: The Story of Fire Saga, Elf, Achorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy y Blades of Glory (Patinando a la Gloria). http://instagram.com/plumapantalla http://twitter.com/plumapantalla

‘Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind', ‘I'm Thinking of Ending Things', and ‘Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond' make a moreishly mind-bending meal of mysterious delights. Expect your mouth watering and brain teased.Follow us on Spotify and wherever you get your podcasts. Check us out at @netflixanz on Instagram and Twitter, and tag #thebigfilmbuffet.

Amid a slow week at the cinema, amongst stuffy English TV lords and sad Brad dads in space, Nathan and Clint decided to stay on the couch this week and check out some of the streaming-only offerings on the old Net of Flix? Did you know you can watch movies on your computer now? Instantly? For a subscription? Wild! This episode, we’re offering up an anti-comedy double feature with two stars who disappear into unlikable personas of themselves. First, there’s Between Two Ferns: The Movie, in which Zach Galifianakis leverages his Funny or Die sketch series into a Wayne’s World-esque road trip through a bevy of hilariously uncomfortable celebrity interviews. Then we dive deeper into the wacky world of method acting with Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond, in which Jim Carrey recounts the time he disappeared into the role of Andy Kaufman for Man on the Moon, and generally made an ass out of himself. Enjoy! 8:06 - Between Two Ferns: The Movie 32:12 - Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond 53:42 - Mailbag 1:00:48 - Happy Places Follow us on Twitter at @RabinsCast (Nathan: @nathanrabin, Clint: @clintworthing)! Pledge to our Patreon, and subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts Ask us questions at asknathanrabinshappycast@gmail.com! Theme Song by Jon Biegen

We all think we know what to expect from Hollywood biopics. But every once in a while, a film distinguishes itself enough to break out, at least in part, from the mold that this genre usually adheres to. One such release came in 1999 with the release of director Milos Forman's Man on the Moon. Starring Jim Carrey as divisive actor and performance artist Andy Kaufman, the film takes a look at Kaufman's life and legacy, chronicling his rise and fall in Hollywood. That may seem like standard biopic fare, but the film is elevated by Carrey's insanely committed performance (seriously, see the Netflix documentary Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond for more on that). Jamie Williams, co-founder of Think McFly Think, joins us to discuss where Carrey ends and Kaufman begins as well as puts Man on the Moon in its proper context in cinema history. Join us as we revisit one of the most critically lauded, yet universally overlooked releases of 1999. Thankyouverymuch. Man on the Moon synopsis, courtesy of Universal: Based on a true story, Jim Carrey stunningly portrays the late Andy Kaufman - considered the most innovative, eccentric and enigmatic comic of his time - in Man on the Moon. "Jim Carrey is extraordinary" says The New York Post. "Jim Carrey may be a better Andy Kaufman than Andy Kaufman," writes Newsweek. Also starring Danny DeVito as Kaufman's manager, Courtney Love as the woman Andy falls in love with and Paul Giamatti as his best friend. You'll stand up and cheer for Carrey in one of the year's most entertaining movies! SHOW NOTES Want to appear on a future episode of the Crooked Table Podcast? Find out how over at crookedtable.com/guest! Join the Crooked Table Crew by becoming an official patron over at Patreon.com/CrookedTable Subscribe to the Crooked Table Podcast on iTunes so that you never miss a moment! Listen to the Crooked Table Podcast on Spotify! The Crooked Table Podcast is also on Stitcher! Robert Yaniz Jr. can be reached on Twitter at @crookedtable. Connect with Crooked Table on social media: Facebook  |  Twitter  |  Tumblr

Hosts: Stephen, Danielle, & D-rock The Vundacast triumvirate has gathered one Christmas Day to discuss and react to the trailer for the upcoming Jordan Peele film US. They also contemplate about Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond (2017) and get into some galactic brain type thoughts all while being super duper X-mas-y! Support Smash.Miami and see how you can help and have fun! Throw us ="_blank">some Ko-fi money to support our efforts! This holiday season spread the word of Vundacast and check out the hosts Force Awakens Wedding Proposalwith the great band the Magic City Hippies. Catch us Mondays on our Internet Radio home the Radioactive Underground RADIATE.FM Tweet the Show: @Vundablog or @Vundacast Subscribe on iTunes, GooglePlay, Or Stitcher Join us on Facebook visit our home Vundablog.com

Mais uma vez os três amiguinhos estão reunidos, com novidades sobre as filmagens de Into the Badlands na Irlanda, petiscos exóticos, dicas para brilhar no Airsoft e muito mais. Descubra como foi a Black Friday dos integrantes do Derivado Cast e o que achamos da nova minissérie da Netflix, do episódio mais recente de Mr. Robot e muito mais. Apoie o Podmaníacos - apoia.se/podmaniacos Assuntos desse podcast: 02:27 - Role em Dublin na Irlanda conhecendo as locações da série Into the Badlands10:42 - Role dos petiscos de insetos13:03 - Role do AirSoft21:04 - E como foi o Black Friday?27:44 - O Merdalhão da Semana (O Terraplanista do foguete)32:18 - Godless (com spoilers)40:30 - Mr. Robot episódio 3x07 (com spoilers)48:33 - Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond (com spoilers)58:25 - Derivado Lê - O Boneco de Neve livro e filme (com spoilers)01:09:01 - Ninguém se Importa (A maior coleção de Hello Kitty do mundo)01:11:15 - Despedidas

This week we're talking about the Emmy nominated documentary film, Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond, Featuring a Very Special, Contractually Obligated Mention of Tony Clifton. (Yes, that is the real full-length title.) The film documents Jim Carrey's transformation into Andy Kaufman by using over 100 hours of behind the scenes footage from the set of Man On The Moon. And here to discuss that transformation and the making of this film are comedian Michael Ian Black and the film's director, Chris Smith. 

This week the boys talk about the Netflix documentary Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond, diving into the life of Andy Kaufman, Jim Carey’s portrayal in the Man on the Moon, Method Acting, Identity Crisis, and Performance Art. The guys also touch on Shia LaBeouf and his impact on Performance Art in the modern world.

With a incredibly long movie, you need an incredibly long podcast, and that is what we have delivered today with our breakdown of the 1984 Sergio Leone classic, Once Upon A Time In America. You can hear the joy in Deans voice as he expresses his fondness for this film, Daniel talks about the complexities of Max, and we discuss the ambiguous ending in deep detail. We also have a huge backlog of films we've seen recently, including most of the Best Picture nominations for the Academy Award, as well as settling the bet from the last podcast. All this and more!   So come on in and join our journey!   If you enjoy our show, please support the podcast by becoming a patron! For as little as a dollar a month, there's plenty of rewards and benefits we have lined up for you along the way. So please go and check out the page, see if anything interests you, and we hope you can join our little community and help make this podcast grow!   https://www.patreon.com/themoviejourney   FOLLOW US: Twitter: https://twitter.com/themoviejourney Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/themoviejourney/   SHOWNOTES: IMDB 250 Update (1:46) Once Upon A Time In America Breakdown (4:19) Final Thoughts (1:22:06) Our Rankings (1:26:33) Listener Reviews (1:28:55) Next Week's Movie (1:33:56)   What Else We've Been Watching Home Alone (1:35:16) The DUFF / Blended (1:35:44) The Wedding Singer (1:35:54) The Room (1:36:41) Good Time (1:38:27) The Salesman (1:41:20) Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond (1:42:14) Murder On The Orient Express (2017) (1:42:51) I, Tonya (1:43:33) The Red Turtle (1:45:36) mother! (1:46:01) Thor: Ragnarok (1:47:08) Colossal (1:48:22) Logan Lucky (1:49:01) Molly's Game (1:49:57) The Florida Project (1:51:24) A Ghost Story (1:52:47) The Beguiled (1:53:23) Only The Brave (1:42:14) I Love You, Daddy (1:55:28) Mudbound (1:56:14) Paddington (1:57:20) IT (2017) (1:58:26) Coco (2:01:14) The Shape Of Water (2:02:51) Call Me By Your Name (2:05:55) Darkest Hour (2:06:43) Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri (2:08:14) The Post (2:08:46)

Phil and Jordan are still playing catch-up as they discuss Blade Runner 2049, The Disaster Artist, Lady Bird, Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond, The Greatest Showman, and Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle. Oh and we also do a quickfire section with a bite size review/rating/recommendation for Voyeur, The Florida Project, A Gray State, Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri, and Downsizing. All reviews are mostly spoiler free! Check the timestamps below: 2:20: Blade Runner 2049 20:30: The Disaster Artist 34:00: Lady Bird 50:00: Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond 1:00:00: The Greatest Showman 1:08:25: Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle 1:17:55: Quickfire (Voyeur, The Florida Project, A Gray State, Three Billboards outside Ebbing, Missouri, Downsizing)   Twitter: @mildmanneredpod Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mildmanneredpod Podbean: www.mildmanneredmoviemen.podbean.com iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mild-mannered-movie-men/id1236455805 E-Mail: mildmanneredmoviemen@gmail.com  

FREE WORKSHOP! 3 WAYS TO IMMEDIATELY SILENCE YOUR INNER SHIT-TALKER. SWING BY THIS PAGE TO SECURE YOUR SEAT! At the start of every year, it's likely you get pumped up and excited to make some serious change. You decide on a handful of things that you are GOING to conquer this year, god-damn-it! But what actually makes those goals a reality? Throughout my near-decade in this work, I have found that noble intentions have very little to do with bringing goals to fruition. Good ol' fashioned gumption and desire are not enough to make your dreams come true. [sad trombone] But never fear, this episode targets seven ways people tend to sabotage their own goals (without even realizing it) and how you can set yourself up to slaaaaay all your goals. It's not rocket science, but if you can employ some of these easy tactics, you will kill all your 2018 goals! Yes, please! This pod explores: My favorite tool to use to ensure you are tackling this goal for YOU (instead of mom/fam/boss/society) The number one way people lose steam while working towards a goal and how you can smoothly move beyond this obstacle like a BOSS Why you need accountability and people in your life to support you and what to do if you don't How to keep your self-talk on point so you are constantly encouraged, kicking ass, and taking names FREE WORKSHOP! 3 EASY WAYS TO IMMEDIATELY SILENCE YOUR INNER SHIT-TALKER Join me for a totally FREE (and totally awesome) virtual workshop where you'll learn:   HOW TO STOP YOUR INNER SHIT-TALKER DEAD IN HER TRACKS: Imagine waking up feeling confident and proud of yourself! Hello! Or how about telling someone "No, I'm not available for your event" and feeling Not. An. Ounce. Of. Guilt. Plus, now your time is all freed up for mani/pedis and mimosas.   HOW TO STOP SABOTAGING YOURSELF WITH THE "NEED TO BE PERFECT": Get ready to get waaaay more done, alleviate massive stress, and feel Waaaay. Fucking. Happier.   HOW TO CRAFT MANTRAS THAT DON'T FEEL LIKE A BULLSHIT LIE: And, when you actually LIKE who you are, you'll finally start the biz you've been too fearful to start, finally get back in shape + love your hot bod at the same time, and/or have time for the shit you really want in your life: like finally signing up for roller derby or planning that trip to Italy. #grazie You in? Of course you are! Simply swing by this page to secure your seat! DEEP, DOWN + DIRTY: THE TRIBE INTEREST LIST! WANNA BE THE FIRST TO KNOW WHEN THE NEXT TRIBE IS OPEN FOR REG? OF COURSE, YOU DO! Is 2018 the year you go from a people-pleasing, guilt-tripped perfectionist to a bold and boundaried badass? Um, yeah. I think it is! If you're serious about creating lasting and powerful change in your life, be sure to get your name on The Tribe interest list! You will be the absolute FIRST to get in on early-bird savings, extra bonuses, and coupon codes before anyone else! Hello! It's time to finally believe in yourself, find that self-confidence you crave, and start living your life for YOU. So, clickety-click RIGHT HUURRR to get on The List! #yourewelcome THE JOY JUNKIE AFTER HOURS CLUB! COMPLETELY FREE FACEBOOK GROUP. TONS OF SUPPORT YOU CRAVE. JOIN THE CLUB. You in on this FREE badassery yet? You are officially invited to my super exclusive/inclusive, [grin] Facebook group, The Joy Junkie After Hours Club! If you've been diggin' the pod, this group will be an extra dose of support, training vids, discussions, coupon codes, behind the scenes and advice from moi! Plus, it's #totes free and your new soul tribe is waiting for you! So, clickety-click RIGHT HUURRR to join the group! #yourewelcome Additional Resources: 3 WAYS TO IMMEDIATELY SILENCE YOUR INNER SHIT-TALKER WORKSHOP The TRIBE: Be the absolute FIRST to hear when registration is officially open… Plus, score the sweet bonuses and freebies, BUT ONLY IF YOU'RE ON THIS LIST! Join the After Hours Club: Join the rest of the pod-iance in our secret pod peep group for weekly discussions, extra trainings, and tons of freebies POD #234 - How to Make Epic Shit Happen in 2018 Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond from Netflix What's Your Why? by Kent Burns How to Leave iTunes Reviews: Click the "Subscribe on iTunes" button below or go to http://tinyurl.com/JJReview Click on blue button that reads "view in iTunes" which will open the podcast into your personal iTunes account Click "Ratings & Reviews" under the show title Click the star rating of choice and then click the "Write a Review" button You can also click "Subscribe" under the podcast photo to be automatically notified of new episodes Want to Submit a Show Topic? Swing by THIS PAGE and let us hear what you would like us to sound off on!

Ka-Pow the Pop Cultured Podcast wraps up the year with a brand new episode, where Michael regales us with a story about being attacked by an elderly dog and we copyright the word "podcast."  There's also some stuff about another underwhelming finale for "The Walking Dead," a nostalgia-fueled documentary on Netflix, a slew of new comic book releases and a peek under the mask of "Riverdale's" Black Hood killer, but really, it's all a bit anticlimactic after the geriatric dog stuff.  Happy New Year, Jesses, and here's to a 2018 even more down with KPP!Length - 01:32:00Language - PG-13.  (Contains mild adult language.)-0:06:18 - TV RECAPS & REVIEWSRobert Kirkman's "Secret History of Comics" retells the origin of Image Comics, "The Walking Dead" stumbles with another cliffhanger, the 35th season of "Survivor" ends with a twist and the CW to re-air "Crisis on Earth X."-0:17:52 - CROSSING THE STREAMSNetflix documentary "The Toys That Made Us" takes a look back at our favorite action figures, Tubi streaming app has lots of classic Transformers and G.I. Joe cartoons, binging some older seasons of the latest Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles series, taking another look at Jim Carrey in "Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond," prepping for new episodes of "Black Mirror" and the star-studded holiday bigfoot comedy "Pottersville."-0:37:14 - COMIC BOOK NEWSSold-out "Metal" issues get new printings from DC, fallout from the San Diego Comic Con lawsuit, 2018 Free Comic Book Day titles announced, Marvel planning "World War Hulk II" and canceling several solo books, catching up on new releases like "Marvel 2-in-1," "30 Days of Night," "Witchblade" and "Quantum & Woody," podcast "Wolverine: The Long Night" coming soon and animated Justice League shorts on Youtube.-0:55:55 - RIVERDALEDiving deep into season 2, episode 9 "Silent Night, Deadly Night," as the mid-season finale (possibly?) reveals the Black Hood killer, Archie gets the finger, Betty digs up trouble and Jughead undergoes some tattoo removal.

Look ahead to the great beyond of 2018 with the Netflix documentary JIM & ANDY: THE GREAT BEYOND... and also this latest episode of PROJECTING FILM. If you do, you will hear us talk about not only the darkness of Jim Carrey going full method for his portrayal of Andy Kaufman in MAN ON THE MOON, but also your hosts Chris and Mike competing on who can bring the darkest film to the table. In THE PLEDGE, Jack Nicholson commits his life to finding a child killer, while in GRIZZLY MAN Timothy Treadwell goes to his death living with and "protecting" bears in the wild. Clearly our commitment to comedy is unquestioned with these choices, and we hope you don't question your commitment to subscribing to this podcast. Thanks! Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @projectingfilm Hosts: Chris @Following_Films Mike @warmachinehorse

The last episode of What’s New to Netflix Instant!? for 2017 brings us closer to the new year but not before we experience a journey through three captivating releases hot to Netflix Instant in addition to spilling the dirt on all of the brand new December releases! After we check out the new titles coming to Netflix, we get to know everyone’s favorite robocop turned robofriend in Chappie from 2015. Next, we discover the intense method acting Jim Carrey brought upon the world as he became Andy Kaufman in Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond from 2017. And finally, we watch Toby Maguire make a mess out of his seemingly perfect life complete with murder, infidelity, and raccoons in The Details from 2011. All of this plus Tim Allen decides to completely take over Christmas in an unending amount of yuletide drivel, horror films in December, even more Jim Carrey zaniness, and count down the New Year with seemingly every Netflix kids show ever made. got a suggestion for the show?: whatsnewtonetflixinstant@gmail.com

We get a little long-winded in this brand new episode of Ka-Pow the Pop Cultured Podcast (and at least one of us gets a little tipsy as well).  But how can you blame us, with so many exciting things to cover!  It starts by catching up with Michael and his new life on the road as a Schwan's man, recapping Seth and Jordan's almost-record breaking trivia night and a few more thoughts about the "Justice League" movie.  Then it's diving into reviews of Hulu's "Runaways," the epic CW crossover "Crisis on Earth X" and Cliff's divided loyalties when it comes to the potential Disney deal with Fox and how it might not be such a great thing for fans.  So drop a quarter in our swear jar because it's Batuu or Bust for your pals at Ka-Pow!Length - 01:50:46Language - PG-13.  (Contains mild adult language.)-0:12:40 - CROSSING THE STREAMSCatching up on more "Punisher," the debut of Marvel's "Runaways," Hulu's Tonight Show-set dramedy "There's... Johnny!," gritty Western "Godless" premiers on Netflix, Jim Carrey's method acting on "Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond" and Youtube's Adam the Woo tours the "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" locations.-0:31:15 - ANIMATION NEWSMore episodes of "Transformers: Prime Wars Trilogy," digging the "Justice League Dark" animated film and new cartoon versions of female Marvel heroes in the works.-0:37:43 - MOVIE NEWSBucky embarks on a Youtube journey to watch the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe, a nice response to our Facebook movie game and more movement on the billion dollar deal between Disney and Fox.-1:08:18 - STAR WARS NEWSA long running time for "The Last Jedi" and Disney's Star Tours incorporating the new planet Batuu.-1:13:04 - TV RECAPS & REVIEWSA Christmas episode of "Superstore," SyFy's twisted comic book adaptation "Happy!," the season of "Nathan For You" ends on a high note, AMC's "Secret History of Comics" explores some interesting new corners, "Big Little Lies" returning to HBO for a second season, "Inhumans" wraps up its run, "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." premiers with a twisty two-parter, the character moving from "The Walking Dead" to "Fear the Walking Dead" revealed, a schedule shake-up for the CW and the superhero crossover craziness of "Crisis on Earth X."

Rob Dionne joins me in this episode to inspire you to focus on health, fitness and nutrition. We make good choices when we are motivated and value our bodies. . We dig into what it means to be motivated and how to take care of yourself. We also talk about why it’s so important to be true to yourself and how to align your values with your habits. Connect With Rob: Open Sky Fitness: About RobOpen Sky Fitness - Rob Dionne on Facebook@OpenSkyFitness on Twitter Open Sky Fitness coachingOpen Sky Fitness Sky Fit ChallengeOpen Sky Fitness Podcast on Facebook The Mission Log: [03:08] - Rob starts things off by telling listeners a little bit about himself. [05:27] - Rob talks about the documentary Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond and digs into why the footage wasn’t released until recently. [07:22] - Does Rob post openly on social media even when he’s having negative experiences or a bad day? In response, Rob talks about a video he made and discusses the value of being honest about what you’re struggling with. [11:15] - Rob lists some of the things that came up when he invited feedback. [12:52] - What made Rob become a personal trainer? He reveals in his answer that he’s been into working out since he was very young, and talks us through the life path that led him to training his first client. [17:08] - Orion talks about the fulfillment that comes from helping clients, and explains that she has also done both acting and personal training. [18:56] - If you aren’t willing to look inside and dissect what’s happening, you’re not going to be successful, Rob explains. [20:26] - Orion points out that you can see pictures of people shortly before they commit suicide, and they’re smiling and looking like they’re having a great time. [21:08] - Did Jim Carrey lift himself up after the experience Rob has been discussing? [24:24] - Rob explains that there are certain success markers that we use in our lives, and reveals that he was rewarded for working and often felt like he was never good enough. [28:53] - Self-love is the key to breaking that cycle, Rob reveals. [30:42] - Rob uses Orion as an example of how someone can change their lifestyle. [33:24] - Orion used to need to drink a lot of caffeine to get through the day. Now, her diet is clean and organic, but she often finds that she doesn’t have time to cook. [35:31] - If you want to get healthy and see results, you can’t work on it half the time; it has to be a part of your daily life the way brushing your teeth is. [38:44] - Rob offers a tip: when you get back from a walk, sit down and stand up as many times as you can in one minute, and write down the number. Do the same for pushups. [40:13] - Rob sometimes hosts challenges for people in his community to leave reviews. [41:26] - How do you ignite that inner fire and create desire on a deep level, nurturing inspiration that comes from within? [46:12] - Orion points out that clients need to be ready, willing, and able, and need to bring their own motivation. [47:02] - Orion offers a technique to help people before they hit rock bottom. [49:45] - Rob shares his thoughts on Orion’s technique, and points out that you can’t help people in your life unless you’re willing to help yourself first. [53:45] - What are Rob’s top tips for a busy person for food prepping, scheduling, and exercise routine? [55:44] - Following a specific diet is usually a great recipe for eventual failure, because you feel restricted. [59:24] - What are Rob’s three top tips to living a stellar life? 1. Be true to yourself and listen to yourself. 2. If you want to succeed at anything, you need to create a map. 3. Create a community around all the things you do, and find people who want what you want. [60:43] - Where can people go to find out more about Rob or in get in touch with him? Links and Resources: Open Sky Fitness: About Rob Open Sky Fitness - Rob Dionne on Facebook @OpenSkyFitness on Twitter Open Sky Fitness coaching Open Sky Fitness Sky Fit Challenge Open Sky Fitness Podcast on Facebook Dave Asprey Mark Sisson Dr. John Demartini on Stellar Life  

The harshest penalty in Olympic history has been given out and now Russia will be banned from competing in the upcoming Olympics. But it may not be as bad as it seems. Ryan and Zach talk about that along with the movie Wonder and the Netflix documentary Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond

The harshest penalty in Olympic history has been given out and now Russia will be banned from competing in the upcoming Olympics. But it may not be as bad as it seems. Ryan and Zach talk about that along with the movie Wonder and the Netflix documentary Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond

Starts with some entertainment talk, moves on to talk about Netflix dicumentary Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond, then an admittedly somewhat lame Pedantic Moment, then an It's Not True about the Amish not vaccinating and not getting autism, there's yeti DNA and what it turns out to be, Norman Rockwell's The Jury Room and mansplaining, and Three Cool Things. The show notes are up at http://dimland.blogspot.com/2017/12/dimland-radio-12-9-17-show-notes.html

 No Bilheteria #152 o Rique chega representando a Islândia, Heitor questiona o tempo que tem passado com séries após ter assistido Dark, Teixeira indaga como seria morar em Marte e todos discordam sobre a temperatura correta de líquidos quando estamos doentes.Participantes:Caio Teixeira (https://twitter.com/caio_o_teixeira) Henrique Sampaio (https://twitter.com/RiqueSampaio) Heitor De Paola (https://twitter.com/zitosilva)Assuntos abordados:4min – Sr. Sigur Rós 18min – Björk 32min – Dark 1h04 min – Marte 1h13 min – Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond 1h29 min – EmailsMúsica do final: Björk – The GateAgradecimentos:* Pedro Imparato* Vinicius Policarpo SilvaEnvie emails com perguntas e sugestões para: bilheteria@overloadr.com.br ou através de nossa página do Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/overloadr/).(http://overloadr.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2017/05/apoiase.png) 

This week we're talking about the new Netflix documentary, "Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond," which pairs behind the scenes footage from "Man on the Moon" with a recent interview Jim Carrey. It's weird!!! But is it weirder than the Jim Carrey Grinch? That's what we're attempting to answer as we kick off the holiday season. Thanks as always to Alex Brodsky for making our theme music and Makenzie Flom for the art.

Joe and Erik take a deep dive down rabbit hole of meta comedy, cult fandom, potentially insane people's artistic visions and so bad it's good cinema with a double feature chat on The Disaster Artist and Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/theplaylist/message

It's the final Side Notes of twenty-seventeen and we are in fine form, let me tell you, mostly struggling with the fact that our recording space has no internet access. Erin Beever joins us to follow up on last month's discussion regarding the plague of grossness that is Hollywood. Did you hear John Lasseter joined the ranks of sexual abusers. He directed Toy Story…so…nothing is safe. Horray! We also jump into a round of what-we've-been-watching. We chat about Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond, Lady Bird, Big Mouth, Murder on the Orient Express, Atomic Blonde and The Punisher. Listen in and catch us December 18th for our Christmas episode when Die Hard 2 gets noted.

Also discussed: Begin Again (2013), Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond (2017), Justice League NO SPOILERS (2017), Batman Returns (1992), The Limey (1999). We're simply having a wonderful Christmas time here at Nic, Tys and Videotape, and we want to share our Christmas joy and cheer with you all. And to do that, we're spending the whole month talking about Christmas films, but maybe not the ones you would be expecting. For our first episode of December, we're looking at the Joe Dante directed satire of traditional Christmas values, GREMLINS! Boy do we go off the rails in this conversation. If you were tuning in hoping for an intelligent discussion of one of your favourite 80's treasures... this one's gonna be a bit rough. BUT if you love two guys struggling to stay on track because it's too hot for this nonsense, then look no further!! ALSO! We try a special LIVE experiment to mixed levels of success in Talkin' Trailers, Tys gives his SPOILER FREE review of JUSTICE LEAGUE in What Did You Watch This Week?, and in Crossing The Streams, Nic throws back to an early episode of Nic, Tys and Videotape to recommend a movie we both love. As always here are the ways to get in touch with us if you would like to suggest a film for us to talk about, or to ask a question to be featured in our MAILBAG segment: Facebook - www.facebook.com/nictysvideotape Twitter - @nictysvideotape Email - nictysandvideotape@gmail.com and don't forget to RATE/REVIEW us on iTunes so we can get the word out and keep building this ace community of movie lovers all over the world!!! You can also subscribe to Nic, Tys and Videotape on YouTube by visiting the following link (if you're into that kind of thing):  NOW UPDATED WEEKLY!! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCaus3hn3D8WfTxeOC_07zZA Thanks as always to Jac D for our artwork and Zac for our rockin' theme music. NEXT WEEK!!! If there's one filmmaker most associated with Christmas, it's screenwriter extraordinaire (and delicious Predator meat), Shane Black. So to continue celebrating Christmas Nic, Tys and Videotape style, we're taking a look at the 1996, high-concept, action movie extravaganza, THE LONG KISS GOODNIGHT! 

On this episode, Don and David discuss the perils of chewing tobacco, David's tendency to show his nuts to strangers and the injury he sustained in the process, and the documentary "Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond" now on Netflix.

On this week's delayed instalment, stomach bug in the Loring household entirely to blame, we are joined by Noel to discuss Justice League as Marc and Ian consider Noel's sanity before asking the age-old question, is Jim Carrey just a plain old dickhead with a look at Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond. Also, a rant about loot boxes and the continuing sexual deviance of Hollywood is yet again discussed.

I veckans avsnitt synar vi det senaste inslaget i DC:s filmuniversum - den hett emotsedda JUSTICE LEAGUE. Dessutom blir det snack om nya westernserien GODLESS, dokumentären JIM & ANDY: THE GREAT BEYOND och lite follow up kring Stockholms filmfestival. Medverkande: Patrik Linderholm, Viktor Jerner och Hannes Kinnunen Kontakt: filmmixern@gmail.com

Cerrito and 5 Starr talk with "Cowboy" James Storm about his future, Impact Wrestling's future and more. Also, thoughts from Starrito about the new Netflix doc "Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond," Survivor Series & The Turkey Taker. Listen to Kevin Cerrito and Dustin Starr talk pro wrestling on the radio every Saturday from 11-noon CT on Sports 56/87.7 FM in Memphis. Subscribe to the show on Apple Podcasts,  Google Play, tunein, PlayerFM or Sticher.