Podcast appearances and mentions of jim dooley

Jesse Starcher, Robert Cooper and Mark Radulich present their Tarja Dark Christmas 2023 Album Review as part of the MHOD Jukebox!Dark Christmas is the third classical and Christmas album, and the ninth studio album released by the Finnish soprano Tarja Turunen. It is the long-awaited sequel to her second Christmas album, From Spirits and Ghosts (Score for a Dark Christmas). The music was arranged and orchestrated by Tarja's frequent collaborators Jim Dooley and Tim Palmer.The album is the first to include a special children's choir in each song, with the choir also including her own daughter, Naomi Cabuli Turunen. Naomi also plays the drums on some songs.The album was announced to be specially mixed with immersive Dolby Atmos mixing, and it was announced that there would be pre-listening sessions in cinemas worldwide of the album. Each song was also announced to be receiving its own music video.We also discuss Time's Person of the Year 2023: Taylor Swift.All of that plus video reviews of TARJA 'Frosty The Snowman', TARJA 'All I Want For Christmas Is You', BLIND GUARDIAN - Merry Xmas Everybody and Spinal Tap - Christmas with the devil.Disclaimer: The following may contain offensive language, adult humor, and/or content that some viewers may find offensive – The views and opinions expressed by any one speaker does not explicitly or necessarily reflect or represent those of Mark Radulich or W2M Network.Mark Radulich and his wacky podcast on all the things:https://linktr.ee/markkind76alsoFB Messenger: Mark Radulich LCSWTiktok: @markradulichtwitter: @MarkRadulich

Interview by Kris PetersGenerally when the festive season rolls around and talk turns to Christmas albums the general chill that runs down most metalheads spines would rival that of the North Pole.Far too often a purely commercial venture by smiling sonic assassins out to further enhance their global acceptability, the Christmas album tale has long been fraught with fear and contempt.The year 2017 was a welcome exception when song siren Tarja released the devilishly wicked From Spirits and Ghosts (Score for a Dark Christmas). That album further showcased the infinite well of talent and creativity that defines Tarja, putting her own spin on music that normally brings joy and cheer and turning them to the dark side which such majestic beauty that even adults started to believe in Santa Claus once more.Well, maybe that's a bit of a stretch, but it did mean we didn't have to listen to Mariah Carey singing carols at every dark turn.This year Tarja returns with Dark Christmas on November 10, broadening her horizons by tackling other artists interpretations of Yuletide cheer such as Wham's Last Christmas, Mariah Carey's All I Want For Christmas and Paul McCartney's Wonderful Christmastime and mixing them with her own reworkings of classics such as Frosty The Snowman, Jingle Bells and Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer.Plus, to put the veritable icing on the Christmas Cake, Tarja also celebrates the happiest time of the year by releasing her own Christmas original track, Dark Christmas.In keeping with spreading love and cheer at this time of year, Tarja sat down earlier this week for a chat with HEAVY to unwrap the presents."You can call me a Christmas woman, alright," she smiled, laughing. "This is my third Christmas album. To do an album like this, very different, very much darker than usual… even though the songs that you hear are the songs that everybody knows. But when you get to listen to them, they have absolutely different arrangements. Very cinematographic, dark arrangements. And so I love this Christmas tradition that I have as an artist. It's a very, very important part of my career. I'm doing tours every year, at the end of the year since 2005. A long time."We dive into Dark Christmas musically a bit deeper."This time I chose songs that are very, very known," she began. "There's Jingle Bells and All I Want For Christmas Is You, Last Christmas, White Christmas. I don't necessarily enjoy myself this kind of music. The music that sounds in supermarkets when you get there… it's too commercial and all yuk. So I wanted to escape from all that and make these songs more appealing to me first of all as an artist. I worked the arrangements with a man called Jim Dooley in Los Angeles. He's working only for films with movie soundtracks, so he understood my concept that I wanted to get was to get these songs completely different. Of course, the melody you know, but it's a completely different world when you emerge and listen to these songs. In some songs this time I took some creepy kids. There is a kid's choir brought into play from Argentina. My daughter plays drums and the symphonic orchestra with my voice. That's about it."In the full interview, Tarja explains why there is a six-year gap between Christmas albums, what she feels makes a true dark Christmas, using the children's choir and what that added to the songs, how she has reworked existing tracks to make them her own, the obvious covers and how they differ, if she thinks it is a child-friendly album, the original song Dark Christmas, making a video for all twelve songs and more.

We catch up after a long break to discuss ..meeting up at the Brudenell- our fave place- for an Abba Tribute night, The joys of Pulp, Looking for Howard Devoto in Chapel Allerton , Peg interviewing Gabriels, Phil watching Men Without Hats 16min version of their hits, Peg seeing James live in the early days, Phil watching Jim Dooley (of The Dooleys)  powered wheelchair business...and so much more besides

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Jim Dooley and Mark Montgomery from Living Pictures spoke with Vanessa Brady about the background and process behind creating their incredible 3D visual prints.

This week Derry Public Radio continues their 2022 Patreon Selection Series with Robyn Nickerson's selection “Lisey's Story”. Join in as we discuss the beautiful writing, CM's fear of looking under beds, the creative chronology in the storytelling, Scott's horrible upbringing, the stages of the bool taking her through the stages of grief, Jim Dooley's brutality, and Paul's bad-gunky. It's time we return to Boo'Ya Moon on Episode 121, “Mary Boxin”! For more Derry Public Radio, head over to www.patreon.com/derrypublicradio for exclusive episodes, early releases, and more bonus content!

Gaming has always enjoyed a special relationship with the movies, but title don't always transfer well from one medium to the other. Louise looks at the symbiotic relationship between games and movies and talks to composer Nainita Desai about his music for the upcoming new Sam Barlow game Immortality. The programme includes music by Stuart Chatwood for Prince of Persia, Henry Jackman for Uncharted 4, Jim Dooley for Epic Mickey 2, and Mark Mothersbaugh for Ratchet & Clank. The programme also has music from Jason Graves for House of Ashes, Harry Manfredini for Friday the 13th and John Paesano for Marvel's Spider-Man. The Hi Score is Jeremiah Pena's music for Jurassic World Evolution.

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Brian's Song is a 1971 ABC Movie of the Week that recounts the details of the life of Brian Piccolo (played by James Caan), a Chicago Bears football player stricken with terminal cancer after turning pro in 1965, told through his friendship with Bears teammate Gale Sayers (Billy Dee Williams). Piccolo's and Sayers' sharply differing temperaments and racial backgrounds made them unlikely to become as close friends as they did, including becoming the first interracial roommates in the history of the National Football League, and the film chronicles the evolution of their friendship, ending with Piccolo's death in 1970.[2] The production was such a success on ABC that it was later shown in theaters by Columbia Pictures,[3] with a major premiere in Chicago; however, it was soon withdrawn for lack of business.[1] Critics have called the movie one of the finest telefilms ever made.[1][4] A 2005 readers poll taken by Entertainment Weekly ranked Brian's Song seventh in its list of the top "guy-cry" films ever made. The movie is based on Sayers's account of his friendship with Piccolo and coping with Piccolo's illness in Sayers's 1970 autobiography, I Am Third.[5] The film was written by veteran screenwriter William Blinn,[6] whose script one Dallas television critic called "highly restrained, steering clear of any overt sentimentality [yet conveying] the genuine affection the two men felt so deeply for each other."[4] Although based on a true story, the film does include some fictional scenes. For example, the head coach, George Halas (played by Jack Warden), tells Sayers that he wants to bench Piccolo when he suspects that there may be a problem affecting his performance. He later learns of Brian's cancer. In reality, Jim Dooley was the head coach at that time, as Halas had retired from the position following the 1967 season.

Episode Notes We get some answers here in the penultimate episode of the series, “No Light, No Spark,” – what happened to Scott? Well, we get one answer. Lisey and her sisters continue to make bad choices as the devolve to their juvenile selves. Jim Dooley is full of bad faith and impotent rage which gets him the upper hand for a bit. We tear apart Lisey's decision making and hear much cat input.   Recommendations: Baba is You (Game – iOS, Android and Nintendo Switch)   Next up: Lisey's Story Episode  “Lisey's Story” (2021) (Apple TV)   Email us at latecomers@gmail.com Twitter: @latecomerspod Find Amity @ www.amityarmstrong.com and @AmityArmstrong on Twitter Our Facebook group is here for those who consent: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1754020081574479/ Find out more at https://the-latecomers.pinecast.co This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Terry and Joe tackle episode eight of Lisey's Story on AppleTV, 'Lisey's Story'. Up for discussion: why the final battle between Lisey and Jim Dooley is so satisfying, our disappointment with the return of Scott's childhood flashbacks, the peak white lady privilege of Lisey's interaction with the police and our frustration about the title. Plus: our grade for the season! Wanna connect with the show? Joe: @bstolemyremote Terry: @gaylydreadful Music Credit:  ForestTales by Sebastian Pangal  Art Credit: Dennis Ott Discover more fabulously spooky Anatomy of a Scream Pod Squad shows at anatomyofascream.com and follow the network on Twitter and Instagram @aoas_xx!

Terry and Joe tackle episode three of Lisey's Story on AppleTV, 'Under The Yum-Yum Tree'. Up for discussion: the show's potentially problematic depiction of childhood abuse and trauma, why the relationship between Lisey (Julianne Moore) and Darla (Jennifer Jason Leigh) feels so authentic and speculation about Stephen King's perceptions of fandom and Dane DeHaan's Jim Dooley. Also: why the hell won't Lisey lock her doors?! Wanna connect with the show? Joe: @bstolemyremote Terry: @gaylydreadful Music Credit:  ForestTales by Sebastian Pangal  Art Credit: Dennis Ott Discover more fabulously spooky Anatomy of a Scream Pod Squad shows at anatomyofascream.com and follow the network on Twitter and Instagram @aoas_xx!  

This week I sit down to chat with a good friend of mine who I first met back in university. He's a published author and in the middle of opening his self help school.  Check this link to his latest novel - Disorder and Serfdom https://www.amazon.co.uk/Disorder-Serfdom-J-P-Gadston/dp/1076879810/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=JP+Gadston&qid=1617941865&sr=8-1   https://www.instagram.com/backtothebasementtw/  Theme music - Back  To The Basement by The  Queers

Hot Mic With Dom Izzo from Thursday, November 12th 2020. Jim Dooley, Beulah Head Coach, Jory Collins, NDSU women's basketball head coach, Dan Smrekar, St. Mary's Head Coach. Listen to Hot Mic weekday mornings from 9 to 11 on 970 WDAY AM and 93.1 FM or watch on WDAY Xtra.

Hot Mic With Dom Izzo from Thursday, November 5th 2020. Kris Hamling, Grand Rapids girls basketball coach, Jim Dooley, Beulah Head Coach, Ron Wingenbach, Century Head Coach. Listen to Hot Mic weekday mornings from 9 to 11 on 970 WDAY AM and 93.1 FM or watch on WDAY Xtra.  

Hot Mic with Dom Izzo from Tuesday, August 25, 2020. The show includes Central Arkansas Athletic Director Brad Teague, Bismarck Century Athletic Director Ben Lervick and Beulah Head Coach Jim Dooley.

Join Jonathan as he chats with Jim Dooley, songwriter and composer for many of our favorite theme park attractions, movies, shows, and video games. Some of his most famous works include composing music for The Simpsons Ride, Jurassic World: The Ride, Epic Mickey, Mickey and the Wondrous Book, Madagascar, and so much more! We talk all about what it’s like to compose music for theme park attractions. It was an honor to have him on our podcast.Special Guest: Songwriter/Composer Jim Dooley!Where to find him-WEBSITE: https://www.jimdooley.comYOUTUBE: https://www.youtube.com/c/jimdooleymusicINSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/jimdooleymusicFACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/jimdooleymusicTWITTER: https://www.twitter.com/jimdooleymusicTo know when new episodes come out before everyone else, make sure to follow us on our various social media platforms!YouTube: Hung Up On Theme ParksJonathan’s Instagram: @hunguponthemeparksLogo creator’s Instagram: @horrornightsqueenDo you guys remember the first time you got a whiff of the scent from the E.T. ride? How about the smell of the Forbidden Forest as you flew right through it on Hagrid's motorbikes? What if I told you that you could relive those experiences right in your own home? The Universal Candle Co. specializes in Universal Orlando Resort smells that take you right back to your happy place.Use code "hungup15" to get 15% off your entire purchase at Universal Candle Co.!!!Visit https://universalcandleco.com to purchase these incredible scents and more!!!--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/appSupport this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jonathan-berrier/support

My guest today is Jason Soudah a Composer/Singer-Songwriter/Producer/Mix Engineer from the UK, and has been based in Los Angeles since 2009, when he was invited to intern at Hans Zimmer’s studio complex.  Jason was quickly recruited by composer Matthew Margeson (Rocketman, Kingsman: The Secret Service & The Golden Circle, Rings), and they have been collaborating ever since.   In this “additional music” capacity, Jason has also worked with composers Henry Jackman, Dominic Lewis, Heitor Pereira, Jim Dooley, Al Clay, Daniel Heath, Benjamin Wallfisch, and Ryan Taubert, among many.  As a composer Jason recently won the Best Music Award at the 2019 Boston Film Festival for his score to the movie "Whaling," as well as scoring the multi-award winning Horror Feature "FOLLOWED", and the Emmy-Awarded Documentary Feature “Paradise Reef: The World Is Watching.”   Jason has had songs featured on MTV (The Real World, Teen Mom…). He wrote “A Sporting Chance” for the movie “Eddie The Eagle,” “Ladyphones” for the movie “GI-JOE: Retaliation,” and co-wrote “Handy Candy” for the movie “Miss Peregrine’s Home For Peculiar Children” with composers Matthew Margeson and Mike Higham.  Right now, Jason is writing music for multiple film projects, mixing scores (most recently for BAFTA-supported composer Emily Rice), and collaborating with other songwriters and artists (as a co-writer and/or producer) with a view to creating songs for synch licenses, for the artist/s themselves, or to be cut by other artists.  Jason also produces backing tracks for KIDZ BOP, collaborating with Gary Philips. Thanks to our sponsors! WhisperRoom: https://whisperroom.com Get 10% off the 4x4 or 4x6 booths now when you mention Recording Studio Rockstars: http://whisperroom.com Spectra1964: https://www.spectra1964.com Eventide: https://www.eventideaudio.com OWC - Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com RoswellProAudio: https://roswellproaudio.com RSR Academy: http://RSRockstars.com/Academy Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Hear more on Youtube If you love the podcast, then please Leave a review on iTunes here CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/234

Hot Mic with Dom Izzo from Thursday, November 14, 2019. The show includes Beulah Head Football Coach Jim Dooley, Win-E-Mac Head Football Coach Aaron Cook, College Hockey Writer for the Grand Forks Herald Brad Schlossman and Sheyenne Head Football Coach Jeremy Newton.

The Plug in - A hybrid journey around different topics and different parts of the world in 60 minutes. This week China and Australia: Hybrid edition. Dingo Jim Dooley is the guest for this weeks show and he shares his thoughts on settling into East Clare life after spending many years in the Southern Hemisphere.. Jim talks about his time in China and the opportunities that are there, including problems with smog. He talks about the things done well in China (07.00) apps, buses and laptops are amongst the items that Jim talks about and the new China favourite mode of travel - The E bike! (12.30) Jim talks about the Chines culture and government one way of thinking. (24.30) Jim talks about another adventure he is on and tells us about an app he has developed. www.saymysay.net is a pet project of Jims - “ the place where you can have your say” and - its voice snips, rather than a text or tweet, -Say what you want in 5 seconds!  (31.00) Jim is also a Game of thrones fan and discusses the big drama of last weeks episode- the presence of a Starbucks cup! (33.28) a comparison between the Irish political system and Australia

Jim Dooley is an Emmy Award-winning composer/songwriter with a diverse repertoire spanning the film, television, video gaming and live theatrical industries. Among his many compositions in Television, Dooley has written original music for ABC's critically acclaimed series, “Pushing Daisies,” for which he earned a 2008 Primetime Emmy Award for “Best Original Music Composition for a Series.” He's also written a number of original scores for Dreamworks features including: “Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron,” “Madagascar” the Academy Award-winning “Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit,” and in video games: “Epic Mickey,” “Infamous” “Jak and Daxter: The Lost Frontier,” “SOCOM 3: U.S. Navy SealsOne of his recent endeavours was for a Netflix series. Based on the internationally best selling series of books by Lemony Snicket (aka Daniel Handler), season two of the Netflix original series plunges further into the epic world of this darkly comedic mystery. Executive produced by Emmy Award-winner Barry Sonnenfeld and Daniel Handler - the new season of A Series of Unfortunate Events consists of ten cinematic one-hour episodes, and premiered worldwide in the spring 2018, exclusively on Netflix. A Series of Unfortunate Events recounts the tragic tale of the Baudelaire orphans – Violet, Klaus, and Sunny – and their extraordinary encounters with the devious Count Olaf who will stop at nothing to get his hands on their inheritance. In this episode of THE ANNOTATOR, Jim Dooley discusses balancing some of the more menacing and psychological Bernard Herrmann influences with the whimsical nature of the books and series. He shares about writing themes for the three Squalor children which were defined by their actions rather than by their characters. And he also opens up how he had to write a Mambo which embellished with the sounds of children's toys.ANNOTATED TRACKS02:35 - Lemony in Sewer04:01 - Introducing Esme04:57 - Violet Searching the Penthouse05:32 - Olivia Runs After Taxi06:29 - Sunny's Mambo08:37 - The Kids Emerge from the Tunnel10:09 - Entering the Village11:46 - The Village Elders13:04 - Hector's Balloon15:07 - VFD PartySOUNDTRACKThe original score has not been released.MORE ABOUT THE COMPOSERYou can also hear more music and find out more about Daniel Ran at his official site (https://www.jimdooley.com/) or follow the composer on twitter @jimdooleymusicABOUT THE ANNOTATORProduced by Christopher Coleman (@ccoleman) and you can Find more episodes at THEANNOTATOR.NET or you can subscribe via iTunes, Stitcher Radio or wherever you find quality podcasts.FOLLOW USTwitter @audioannotatorFacebook @TheAnnotatorEmail theannotatorpodcast@gmail.comSUBSCRIBEiTunesSpotifyStitcher RadioGoogle Play PodcastsRSS Feed

Some interesting music-related news gets its due in this episode of the podcast with new Prince material ready for release and Doctor Strange showing up in Pink Floyd. We also touch on religion in The Handmaid's Tale and the deep story of the new God of War game. There's also discussion of the American remake of SKAM and David Tennant brush with Hannibal Lecter. Our bonus item fits well with our music theme as we share our interview with A Series of Unfortunate Events season 2 composer, Jim Dooley. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Composer Nathan Whitehead takes some time to talk about his recent score to The Purge. We chat about how he got into scoring including working with composers like Steve Jablonsky and Jim Dooley. Nathan shares things he learned while collaborating with Jablonsky and Dooley, and how that prepared him for his own work as a fantastic distinct voice in the scoring world. We discuss the difference between horror and thriller scoring, and how The Purge is a suspense thriller that required precision from the music. From spotting, building suspense and knowing when to let silence take over we discuss a lot of interesting topics. Please enjoy this fantastic interview with an extremely talented composer. Interview Conducted By:Kaya Savas Special Thanks:Nathan WhiteheadChandler PolingWhite Bear PR

This week DJ talks with Jim Dooley from the Alexia Foundation.The Alexia Foundation will begin accepting applications for our Professional and Student Grants on Jan. 2, 2017. The Alexia Foundation recognizes photographic bodies of work that may elevate understanding of the human condition, give light to what is not right and celebrate the best of humanity’s spirit. Deadlines for submissions are: Professional Grant – Tuesday, Jan. 31 at 5 p.m. Eastern U.S. Time Student Grants – Tuesday, Feb. 14 at 5 p.m. Eastern U.S. Time. The Professional Winner will receive a $20,000 grant to assist in the production of the proposed project. The First Place Student Winner will received tuition for one semester at Syracuse University’s S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications in Syracuse, NY. As the visual program at Newhouse has continued to grow, we found it better to offer a richer student experience in Syracuse instead of at the SU London program which was the traditional location. The recipient of the First Place Student Grant may enroll in 9 to 12 credit hours of courses. It does not need to be part of a degree seeking sequence. We think of it as an opportunity to uniquely expand your story telling capabilities. The First Place Student Winner will also receive a $1000 cash grant to help produce the proposed body of work and $500 will be awarded to the student’s academic department. Up to four (4) Award of Excellence Winners will be named, at the judges' discretion. Award of Excellence winners will receive $1500 that may be applied toward tuition at Syracuse University or they may choose to attend one of the following workshops: a MediaStorm one-day workshop, a Momenta Photo Workshop or a Kalish Workshop, which is provided by The Gilka Grant. Award of Excellence Winners will also receive a $500 cash grant to help produce her or his proposed picture story or multimedia project.More at http://www.alexiafoundation.org/grants

Recorded at Molineux Monday 7th November 2016 We talk to Tony Christie about appearing at The Grand on the 10th of November as well as hearing about their full new season and Aida that is on at the theatre too. Robert Bowers tells us about a Christmas Panda Event and we are joined in the studio by Molly Risker one of the start of the TV show 'Raised by Wolves' to let us know about their kickstarter campaign to save the show. We hear about a Quartet playing in Bloxwich over the weekend and Miles Hunt from The Wonderstuff shares their new single. We also hear new music from The Alarm and The Youngstars with Jim Dooley telling us about their track raising funds for a Bomber Command Memorial. Sian Cross lets us her her forthcoming EP and chats about her gig at The Robin 2 later this month.

Jim Dooley is an Emmy Award-winning composer/songwriter with a diverse repertoire spanning the film, television, video gaming and live theatrical industries. He has earned accolades for his solo work as well as proud collaborations with many of the top names in music. Jim is a graduate of New York University, and upon completion of his degree, moved to Los Angeles to study the art of film composing at USC with prolific scoring legends Christopher Young, Elmer Bernstein and Leonard Rosenman. He joined Media Ventures (now Remote Control Productions) in 1999 and collaborated with Hans Zimmer on DreamWorks’ “Gladiator” and as an additional composer, arranger and orchestrator on Columbia Pictures’ “The Da Vinci Code,” Disney’s “Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl,” DreamWorks’ “The Ring,” and many others. Two projects featuring Jim’s music were also honored with Oscar nominations. In Television, Jim has written original music for shows on NBC, ABC, FX, CW, and Lifetime and his music on the critically acclaimed series, “Pushing Daisies,” won him the Primetime Emmy Award for “Best Original Music Composition for a Series.” In film, Jim composed has composed for many live action films, and animated films such as “Madagascar,” “Madagascar 2,” and the Penguins of “Madagascar.” the Oscar-winning “Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit,” and “Operation Got Your 6” featuring First Lady Michelle Obama. Jim’s expertise in other mediums can be found in the complex, interactive scores for best-selling videogame titles such as “Epic Mickey,” “Disney Infinity: Marvel Super Heroes,” “Infamous” and “SOCOM 3: U.S. Navy Seals,” “U.S. Navy Seals: Combined Assault.” Jim is currently scoring TNT’s hit drama “The Last Ship” with collaborator James Levine. He recently emerged into the Sports industry with his theme for the 2015 Senior PGA Championship, heard on both NBC and the Golf Channel. Some topics we discussed: Jim's introduction to "Stairway to Heaven" and "Welcome Home (Sanitarium)" The percussion of Danny Elfman's "Nasty Habits" Patelson's Music Store in Manhattan The New York Times article "Cultivating the Art of Serendipity" Ordering music from (and finally releasing through) Varese Sarabande Records The joy of handwritten takedowns "You don't take as much ownership if you don't figure it out yourself." Playing a tragic Gladiator theme at Hans Zimmer's birthday party How an expert swinging a golf club correctly is more difficult than an expert playing a concerto  Ideas from Oliver Sacks's "Musicophilia" J.K. Rowling's commencement speech at Harvard about the importance of failure This podcast hosted by New York attorney Michael Prywes was sponsored by Prywes Schwartz, PLLC, a law firm devoted to artists and entrepreneurs. This podcast may contain attorney advertising. Prior results do not guarantee future outcomes.

It Christmas Eve Eve and we've been playing some games! Tune in for some Disney Infinity 3.0 talk and two DIFFERENT games that start with U and end with ale. Intro: "Tomorrowland" - Disney Infinity 3.0, by Jim Dooley. Outro: "Enemy Approaching" - Undertale, by Toby Fox

Composer Jim Dooley talks about working on both games in the Infamous series on Top Score from Classical MPR.

It's Valentine's week, so Mousetalgia gets romantic with tips, tricks, and ideas for making your stay at the Disneyland Resort especially wonderful for you and your other half. Napa Rose or Steakhouse 55? Disneyland Hotel or Grand Californian? We give our opinions. Also, Emmy-winning composer Jim Dooley joins us to talk about making magical music for Disney, including his work on Epic Mickey 1 and 2, the Pirates of the Caribbean score with Hans Zimmer, and The Little Mermaid: Ariel's Beginning. Plus - our salute to the work of Tony Baxter (hint: it includes a touch of accordion), and a bonus review of Epic Mickey 2!

From the 2010 San Diego Comic-Con, audio from the "Behind the Music with CW3PR: Composing for Sci-Fi, Horror, and Fantasy Film & TV" panel, featuring Michael Giacchino, Wendy & Lisa Coleman, Nathan Barr, Jim Dooley, John Ottman, and Jeremy Zuckerman.

Interview: Jim Dooley and Mel Wesson (Infamous) Recorded June 5, June 17, 2009 Published August 5, 2009 Episode Highlights 00:30 - Opening - Jim Dooley and Mel Wesson Introduction 04:38 - Part I - How did you come to collaborate on Infamous? 09:09 - Part I cont. - Collaborating from "across the pond" 11:13 - Part II - The collaborative dialogue 15:40 - Part III - Working with Amon Tobin and Martin Tillman 21:56 - Part IV - The blurred line of Sound Design 22:50 - Part V - Do you actively look to learn from those you collaborate with? 25:21 - Part VI - Is there advantage for you two since you've worked often with Remote Control? 29:23 - Part VII - How you both describe your music for Infamous? 36:57 - Part VIII - The necessity of collaboration. 43:20 - Closing Music Clips (Select music clips contained in this podcast) 00:05 Gametime (downRising) 04:01 Genesis - Infamous (Jim Dooley and Mel Wesson) 10:23 Alden Strikes - Infamous (Jim Dooley and Mel Wesson) 20:31 The Escape - Infamous (Jim Dooley and Mel Wesson) 28:38 Stampton Bridge - Infamous (Jim Dooley and Mel Wesson) 34:10 The Courier - Infamous (Jim Dooley and Mel Wesson) 41:58 Pleasant Empire - Infamous (Jim Dooley and Mel Wesson) 43:13 The Courier - Infamous (Jim Dooley and Mel Wesson)

Episode #8 - Terminator Salvation Roundtable Terminator Salvation Roundtable discussion with Marius Masalar and Tom Hoover (Scorenotes.com), SoundCast Spotlight: Siddhartha Barnhoorn's For All Mankind + Gametime 2009 Update with Jim Dooley and Mel Wesson interview tease! Don't miss our first "Bonus Track" at the conclusion of this episode. Recorded June 03, 11, 2009 Published June 12, 2009 Episode Highlights 00:00 - SoundCast Intro: We're Back! 02:17 - Pimping: 5 Centimeters Per Second, Taken, and Infamous 08:50 - High Score: Gametime Update! 10:52 - Interview Tease with Jim Dooley and Mel Wesson (Infamous) 14:43 - SoundCast Spotlight: "Johnny Red" from For All Mankind by Sid Barnhoorn 17:56 - Terminator Salvation Discussion with Marius Masalr and Tom Hoover 55:18 - Episode Close 57:48 - *Bonus Track! Music Clips (Select musical clips contained in this podcast) 00:00 Opening - Terminator Salvation (Danny Elfman) 03:51 Oukashiyo - 5 Centimeters Per Second (Tenmon) 06:25 End of the Road - Infamous (VG) (Amon Tobin, Jim Dooley, Mel Wesson) 08:23 Gametime - (downRising) 10:09 End of the Road - Infamous (VG) (Amon Tobin, Jim Dooley, Mel Wesson) 12:12 Pleasant Empire - Infamous (VG) (Amon Tobin, Jim Dooley, Mel Wesson) 14:12 SoundCast Spotlight Theme (Marius Masalar) 15:29 Johnny Red - For All Mankind (Siddhartha Barnhoorn) 17:20 The Harvester Returns - Terminator Salvation (Danny Elfman) 32:13 Opening - Terminator Salvation (Danny Elfman) 42:57 Final Confrontation - Terminator Salvation (Danny Elfman) 48:37 Broadcast - Terminator Salvation (Danny Elfman) 52:25 Salvation - Terminator Salvation (Danny Elfman)

Download Link: Right Click and Save As to download directly (VBR MP3 - 75 MB) or click on the Play button to listen.Danag Episode 06The podcast is also available in other formats and file sizes here.Remember that you don't need an iPod to listen to the podcast. Just download the file above, and use Windows Media Player or your favorite MP3 player.We're finally in the iTunes Store, thanks to Anansi Girl for her invaluable help! Click here to subscribe (clicking this will open iTunes).---Welcome to Episode 06! This was recorded at the Häagen-Dazs store at SM Mall of Asia (thus, the noise and Nikki Gil) where we were invited to sample the Flavors of Twilight!Once again, many many thanks go out to Peachy, Thea, the friendly people at the HD MoA store, and Ms. Jenny of Häagen-Dazs.SHOW NOTES | Danag: The Filipino Twilight Saga PodcastEpisode 06 - Good Thing We Have A Strong StomachIn which:- We have a guest panalist, Gary (JWBlack), one of our Twilight Guys- We interview two more Twilighters!- We talk about the possibility of New Moon, Eclipse, and Breaking Dawn film adaptations- We baptize the Jackson/Ashley love team with a new name- We break down the Tyler's Van clip- We become intimidated by Steph- We brainstorm ideas for Robert's Naked Calendar- We give suggestions for Rob's bodyguard interviews- We talk photoshoots!- We rant a little. Just a little.Links and Other Notes:- Summit Entertainment's announcement on the acquisition of the film rights for New Moon, Eclipse, and Breaking Dawn.- The HUGE Twilight Billboard!- Twilight Mall Invasion schedule- Edward's Volvo C30 Sports Coupe in the film- Twilight Mobile Promo mechanics- MTV Spoilers Clip: Tyler's Van and the Hospital Confrontation- Moviefone's Unscripted with Kristen, Rob, and Stephenie- Rob thinks Stephenie is a mad woman- Rob talks about doing a naked calendar- Laura Culpepper's interview with Rob Pattinson- Catherine Hardwicke talks about the Twilight DVD- Rachelle and Edi gang up on Taylor- Chaos in San Francisco- The InStyle PhotoshootMore photos here.- Fully Booked's Twilight Trivia Raffle promo- The TCP Admins' Twitter Account- The TCP Plurk Account---EPISODE INFORMATIONTitle: Good Thing We Have A Strong StomachRunning Time: 1 hour 17 minutesRecording Date: 15 November 2008This week’s panel: Clair de Lune, Minami, and Gary (with a special appearance by Daene)Special Guests: Peachy and TheaIntro and End Credits Voice-over: Casey CopengcoMusic used this week:Introduction: “Immortalize Me” by SalientTransitions: "Lost In You" by Tea LeavesThis Week's Musical Excerpts: "Bella's Lullaby", Carter BurwellEnd Credits: “Red Mist” by Jim DooleyEpisode Edited by: Clair de LuneDanag Logo Artwork: Paul MendozaSpecial Thanks: Häagen-Dazs Mall of AsiaIf you want to participate in our discussions or if you have topic suggestions, comments, and questions, please send them to:twilightcoven(at)gmail(dot)comFor the latest news in the Twilight Saga, visit our blog:twilightcovenph.blogspot.com

Download Link: Right Click and Save As to download directly (VBR MP3 - 81 MB, 1 hour 21 minutes) or click on the Play button to listen.Danag Episode 05The podcast is also available in other formats and file sizes here.Remember that you don't need an iPod to listen to the podcast. Just download the file above, and use Windows Media Player or your favorite MP3 player.Subscribe to us using iTunes! Click here for instructions.---Episode 5 is finally online! We recorded this last November 8, but it took a while to edit it.We hope you enjoy this episode. And just in case we did not make it clear: we love Rob.Also, listen carefully, and you might spot a special guest!SHOW NOTES | Danag: The Filipino Twilight Saga PodcastEpisode 05 - What the Hale? This Is What Happens When We Don't Have A Script... We Talk About HairIn which:- We comment on the new interviews and magazine features.- We suggest a perfect product endorsement for Rob. We're convinced. Rain will lose his job.- We learn that Rob Pattinson is indeed a method actor. We have proof.- We make a plea to Ellen DeGeneres.- We talk about Finding Nemo. Yes, that's what I said.- We review the Twilight Soundtrack and make fearless (or not quite) prophecies.- Somebody sings for James after the end creditsLinks and Notes:The Stephenie Meyer Entertainment Weekly feature"He's a very mesmerizing person to be around. He's got such a compelling personality. I don't think you'd want him for a boyfriend. And you couldn't just be his friend because he's terribly sexy!"Rob hasn't washed his hair in six weeksThe origin of Dark High NoonThe Entertainment Weekly issue with Rob and KristenRain's Clear Shampoo CommercialVanity Fair scansEmpire Magazine scansJames Witherdale | Victoria SutherlandFrom the Personal Correspondences of the Twilight Lexicon with Stephenie Meyer:Q: This is going to sound insanely curious but… do the vampires bathe? Given that you said the hunting is messy (no clean puncture wounds), I’m assuming that they get dirty… or at least bloody. So do they take showers? Do they comb their hair? Brush their teeth?A: Vampires do shower, but they don’t get dirty the same way we do. Outside dirt, yes–blood and mud and whatnot (though most vampires don’t get a spot on themselves when they eat–its all a matter of practice), but not sweat or body oils. They would never have B.O., ha ha. One girl asked me why Alice had a bathroom and if vampires have to pee. No, they don’t (they use all the blood, creating no waste), but they do shower. (And of course they have to have bathrooms–houses are just built that way, and when they want to move, it would look a little weird on the real estate listing: eight bedrooms, no baths.)They do wash the dust and rain out of their hair, too. And Rosalie particularly spends a lot of time doing hers. (Hair is dead cells–the vampire transformation doesn’t affect it. If you’ve got split ends, sorry! Not getting better. Ha ha).Rob on Ellen! - Nov. 21ROBERT PATTINSON: “Twilight” has sold millions and millions of books. Now the movie’s gonna be even bigger! After Friday, Robert won’t be able to walk down the street without being manhandled by adoring fans (and of course, Chris Matthews). I predict a weekend opening in the gazillion-dollar range. You heard it here first!Twilight: The Score by Carter BurwellTwilight OST Track List:"Supermassive Black Hole", Muse"Decode", Paramore"Full Moon", The Black Ghosts"Leave Out All The Rest", Linkin Park"Spotlight (Twilight Mix)", Mutemath"Go All The Way (Into The Twilight)", Perry Farrell"Tremble For My Beloved", Collective Soul"I Caught Myself", Paramore"Eyes On Fire", Blue Foundation"Never Think", Robert Pattinson"Flightless Bird, American Mouth", Iron & Wine"Bella's Lullaby", Carter BurwellProduction Notes Song List:Full Moon, Black GhostsEyes on Fire, Blue FoundationThe Cat’s MeowI Caught Myself, ParamoreTremble for My Beloved, Collective SoulNever Think, Rob PattinsonNature Within Us, MuteMathLa Traviata, The Royal Philharmonic OrchestraClair De LuneSupermassive Black Hole, MuseLet Me Sign, Rob PattinsonGo All the Way, Perry FarrellFlightless Bird, American Mouth, Iron & Wine15 Step, RadioheadLeave Out All the Rest, Linkin ParkDecode, Paramore---EPISODE INFORMATIONTitle: What the Hale? This Is What Happens When We Don't Have A Script... We Talk About HairRunning Time: 1 hour 21 minutesRecording Date: 8 November 2008This week’s panel: Daene, Mabelle, Clair de Lune, and MinamiIntro and End Credits Voice-over: Casey CopengcoMusic used this week:Introduction: “Immortalize Me” by SalientTransitions: "Lost In You" by Tea LeavesExcerpts used in the Soundtrack Review:  “Decode (Acoustic)" by Paramore  "Full Moon", The Black Ghosts  "Leave Out All The Rest", Linkin Park  "Spotlight (Twilight Mix)", Mutemath  "I Caught Myself", Paramore  "Eyes On Fire", Blue Foundation  "Bella's Lullaby", Carter Burwell  "Let Me Sign", Rob PattinsonEnd Credits: “Red Mist” by Jim DooleyEpisode Edited by: Clair de LuneDanag Logo Artwork: Paul MendozaSpecial Thanks: Paul Mendoza, RomeIf you want to participate in our discussions or if you have topic suggestions, comments, and questions, please send them to:twilightcoven(at)gmail(dot)comFor the latest news in the Twilight Saga, visit our blog:twilightcovenph.blogspot.com

Download Link: Right Click and Save As to download directly (VBR MP3 - 3.6MB) or click on the Play button to listen.Danag Episode 05 OuttakeThe podcast is also available in other formats and file sizes here.Remember that you don't need an iPod to listen to the podcast. Just download the file above, and use Windows Media Player or your favorite MP3 player.Subscribe to us using iTunes! Click here for instructions.---When we recorded Episode 05 last Saturday, I forgot to prepare a script. Everyone thought: that's okay, we'll just wing it, it's not as if we haven't done that before. So yes, we did wing it, but we never imagined the whole episode would become the laughfest that it turned out to be.This is one of the portions I had to cut out from the main episode to keep the final cut within a reasonable time frame. However, this is just too funny (at least to us) to remain on my virtual cutting room floor, unpublished.So, here it is: a raw, unedited part of our podcast recording. We're really just laughing the whole time, but we hope that you will laugh right along with us. We have absolutely no idea why this whole Chihuahua thing came up. It just came out of nowhere, much like Tyler's van.Episode 05 will be uploaded sometime within the week. Here are the things you can look forward to:- Our review of "Twilight: Original Motion Picture Soundtrack"- Our thoughts about the recent interviews and magazine features- Our message to Ellen DeGeneres for the Rob Pattinson Episode- A "Twilight" and "Finding Nemo" crossover- Lots of talk about Hair. Don't ask.p.s. Make no mistake about it - we love Cam, okay? And that's not sarcastic.EPISODE INFORMATIONType: OuttakeTitle: "Hey, Do You Know What You Call A Blonde Chihuahua?"Recording Date: 8 November 2008Running Time: 3 minutes 36 secondsPanel: Daene, Mabelle, Clair de Lune, and MinamiVoice-Over: Casey CopengcoMusic used in this episode: "Red Mist" by Jim DooleyEdited By: Clair de Lune