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Ian Hunter has spent four decades building miniatures, supervising visual effects and thinking like a filmmaker on some of the most demanding productions in Hollywood. In this episode, he traces a career that began in a garden shed with a punched-up piece of German black velvet and ended up — via James Cameron, Tim Burton, the Coen Brothers, and Christopher Nolan — on some of the most iconic screens in the world.Ian grew up surrounded by art. His father painted oils and acrylics, played music and did pastel portraits, and encouraged his three sons to make things — even when those things destroyed the materials he'd given them. The moment that really clicked, Ian recalls, was being handed a model kit as a kid and taking to it immediately. That creative instinct only grew stronger. In high school, he and his brothers were making Super 8 films, scratching laser effects onto the film with a pin and blowing up overloaded resistors for explosions. One of those films required them to fake-rob a local bank — and the encounter that followed, with the surprisingly enthusiastic vice president of the Monrovia Wells Fargo, led to a meeting with the mother of Rick Baker, whose work Ian had recently encountered in a traveling special effects exhibition and been completely floored by.After drifting away from an aerospace course at Cal Poly Pomona and working in an acid bath plastics factory, Ian answered a classified ad looking for model makers — and on the strength of a modest portfolio, was hired the same day. His first feature was The Abyss. He and fellow model maker Jim McGee built the flooded engine room of the Montana submarine with almost no direction beyond James Cameron's bare-bones description, and shipped it to South Carolina having never seen a frame of the live action. The production was not without its disasters — Ian found himself entangled in the notorious wax crane fiasco, and talks about the valuable early lesson of knowing when to call something out before it goes wrong.From there, a friend pointed him toward Boss Film, Richard Edlund's company in Marina del Rey, where a chance encounter with departing model supervisor Mark Stetson changed everything. What was supposed to be a one-week favour on a music video turned into six years. Working with Stetson took Ian from being a junior model maker building things in isolation to visiting sets, talking directly with directors, and understanding that miniature work only succeeds when it becomes invisible — just more shots in a movie, telling the story rather than showing off the technique.Among the projects from that period, Ian talks at length about Total Recall — including the behind-the-scenes chaos of a scale miscommunication on the final day of shooting, a scene involving a little person that nobody had accounted for, and the moment he glued a Coke can to a model building because they were running out of time. That Coke can, dressed up and shot from the front, made it into the finished film. So did one in Waterworld. And Inception. And Interstellar. And, after the story apparently got around, director Fede Álvarez greeted Ian on Alien: Romulus by asking exactly where he was planning to hide it.Ian built the suburb for Edward Scissorhands — deliberately making it more bland and mundane than real life — and talks about one of his proudest in-camera shots: the final view through the bedroom window and out over the snow-dusted neighbourhood, achieved with a 1:24 scale model and real snow shakers on the night. On Batman Returns he built the Penguin's zoo, and describes receiving one of his all-time favourite compliments from Tim Burton — who, after watching a pyrotechnics test, asked simply: "Where did you shoot this?" Not realising he was looking at a miniature. The zoo also gave Ian one of his best examples of a happy accident: a polar bear sculpture that was supposed to explode but instead toppled slowly sideways with flames coming out of its feet. Tim Burton loved it. The entire subsequent engineering challenge was figuring out how to recreate the mistake.On the X-Files movie, Ian and his partner Matthew Gratzner built a collapsing federal building on a tight budget, referencing Oklahoma City bombing photographs for the detail of damaged concrete and exposed floors. The late Roger Ebert reviewed the finished film and said the sequence should have been cut — because it was too reminiscent of real tragedy. Ian reflects on that as a marker: they'd gotten past the technique and into the emotion.The conversation turns to Christopher Nolan, with whom Ian has worked across multiple films. Ian describes Nolan as collaborative but definitive, someone who discusses a shot in depth and then tells you exactly what he wants. He talks about the liberation Nolan offered on Interstellar when he told the crew to stop following the previs — pre-vis is just a guy at a computer on a Friday trying to get the shot out the door, Nolan told them; if you can see a better angle, do that instead. The result was that the miniature crew started shooting faster, and a number of shots that had been planned as digital moved across to the physical side. Ian also describes the meticulous sun-angle calculation that went into matching the Inception hospital sequence — setting up models in a parking lot at a precisely calculated skewed angle to hit the exact quality of light that had been captured in Calgary on a specific date.On First Man with Damien Chazelle, Ian had drawn storyboards before the first meeting proposing a documentary approach — cameras attached to the spacecraft, nothing sweeping or cinematic, everything either very close or very wide as if shot from another ship. Chazelle walked in and described exactly the same idea. They spent twenty minutes together going through the sequence, working to an animatic cut to music, and Ian went off and shot it. That shorthand — that moment of being in sync before the conversation has really started — is something Ian describes as central to how he has survived in an industry where so many practical effects houses have not. He's a model maker, yes. But more than that, he's a filmmaker.This podcast is completely independent and made possible by listener support. If you'd like to help me keep making these episodes, you can join my Patreon community here: https://patreon.com/jamiebenning Watch more on YouTube:Check out the Filmumentaries YouTube channel for behind-the-scenes clips and extra content: https://youtube.com/filmumentariesAll my links
LoveTalk Network, hosted by Cathy Endebrock, Coach Kerri Brinkoeter, and Marlene McMichael, brings real stories of faith to its listeners. In this episode, the co-hosts welcome Jim McGee and Richard Battle to discuss the upcoming National Day of Prayer and the Texas Governor’s Prayer Breakfast at Kalahari Resort on April 28th. McGee, a longtime leader in faith-based initiatives, and Battle, a distinguished speaker and author, share insights on the power of prayer in communities and how people can get involved in local and statewide prayer events. Emphasizing Romans 15:13, they highlight the theme of hope and the significance of uniting in prayer during challenging times. The conversation is a heartfelt call to action, encouraging individuals to step up in faith and join prayer movements in their communities.
LoveTalk Network, hosted by Cathy Endebrock, Coach Kerri Brinkoeter, and Marlene McMichael, brings real stories of faith to its listeners. In this episode, the co-hosts welcome Jim McGee and Richard Battle to discuss the upcoming National Day of Prayer and the Texas Governor’s Prayer Breakfast at Kalahari Resort on April 28th. McGee, a longtime leader in faith-based initiatives, and Battle, a distinguished speaker and author, share insights on the power of prayer in communities and how people can get involved in local and statewide prayer events. Emphasizing Romans 15:13, they highlight the theme of hope and the significance of uniting in prayer during challenging times. The conversation is a heartfelt call to action, encouraging individuals to step up in faith and join prayer movements in their communities.
We are in the middle of a resurgence of organized labor in the US. From Amazon workers to auto workers and grad students to baristas at Starbucks, everyone is getting in on the action! One of the big reasons workers are so hot to get that union card is because of… you guessed it, healthcare! Today we're going to be talking union healthcare plans – how they work and how workers have managed to use collective bargaining to resist the national erosion of healthcare access. Most importantly, we're going to take a deep dive into why, even with better healthcare, unions have been leaders in the fight for Medicare for All, and how they might save the rest of us from corporate healthcare hell. Our guest Jim McGee has spent his entire career working in union health benefits, starting with the Plumbers and Pipefitters local he belonged to in Harrisburg Pennsylvania. For the past 20 years, he has been the administrator of the health benefits plan for Amalgamated Transit Union Local 689. He's on the steering committee for the labor campaign for single payer healthcare, and he's joining us today from Bethesda, MD. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cNFBkHBrpUY Show Notes Jim educates us on the two types of union health plans: Unionized workers with a single employer (think nurses or teachers) earn employer-sponsored health benefits much like unorganized workplaces, but the cost and benefit sets of those plans can be negotiated if the workforce is unionized. Taft-Hartley plans are multiemployer plans that are jointly managed by multiple companies and the union within the same industry. The workers pay while they're working to have health insurance when they're not. Taft Hartleys exist in industries where there's a lot of turnover, like the building trades. A worker may have many different employers and many periods of unemployment over their careers. Typically both those options sound a lot better than what your average non-union worker is getting from their employer, though they are still subject to same rising costs and economic pressures as every other health insurance plan. Given that union members are more likely to have health coverage than non-union workers, it's interesting that unions have been at the forefront of the movement for Medicare for all. Many unions come from a rich progressive tradition that looks past the short term to the long term value of guaranteed healthcare for all workers. Jim also shares that the unions that are more exposed to competitive pressure in their environment are more likely to be supportive of Medicare for All. This is especially evident in less urban areas where locals are facing more non-union competition. Jim notes that throughout his career, healthcare has been #1 cause of strikes. Taking it off the table would not only benefit the workers, it would benefit their entire community. Small businesses and non-union employers that offer poorer or no healthcare benefits to their employees often stay afloat on the backs of the unionized employers in their community that do offer good health benefits; this is an inquitable and unsustainable system. Speaking of strikes, graduate student workers at Boston University are on strike right now over healthcare benefits among other things. Not only would Medicare for All take health insurance off the negotiating table (making more room for workers to bargain for pay, safety and other benefits), it would take away a the ability of employers to weaponize health insurance to break strikes; solidarity can crumble quickly when the employer stops paying those premiums at the first of the month. Follow and Support the Pod! Don't forget to like this episode and subscribe to The Medicare for All Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Google Podcasts, or your favorite podcast platform! This show is a project of the Healthcare NOW Education Fund! If you want to support our work, you can donate at our website, healthcare-now.org.
Join the Ladies of LoveTalk as they interview Jim McGee (coordinator) and Richard Battle (master of ceremonies) of the Governor's Prayer Breakfast, which is slated for Monday, April 29th, at Kalahari Resort in Round Rock, Texas. The breakfast heralds the celebration of the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 2nd, later in the same week. Invited guest speakers for the Breakfast include Governor Greg Abbot and Abby Johnson, the best-selling author of "Unplanned." Do not miss this very special event!
Join the Ladies of LoveTalk as they interview Jim McGee (coordinator) and Richard Battle (master of ceremonies) of the Governor's Prayer Breakfast, which is slated for Monday, April 29th, at Kalahari Resort in Round Rock, Texas. The breakfast heralds the celebration of the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 2nd, later in the same week. Invited guest speakers for the Breakfast include Governor Greg Abbot and Abby Johnson, the best-selling author of "Unplanned." Do not miss this very special event!
Jim and Kwesi are back with Choose The Twos! Today, they discuss three sequels to #saturdaynightfever #grease #americangraffiti @jimandkwesi @comoyoko Those Were The Days is a virtual museum of pop-culture from the good old days…mainly the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. #jimandkwesi #montage #compilation #tribute #fantastic #awesome #sexy #women #ladies #girls #footage #clips #episode #video #70s #80s #90s #00s #10s #music #cartoons #anime #animation #Japanese #Japan #Tokyo Music includes; Pushin' - Frank Stallone (1982) from the Rocky III soundtrack Try the • Those Were The Days • YouTube Channel Visit the • Those Were The Days • Instagram Click here for Jim's personal YouTube channel Those Were The Babes !!! Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century. Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days'. This project is a labour of love and is not intended to infringe on copyright but merely a way to curate and promote Pop culture that, perhaps, has been forgotten or needs more promotion in some cases. If you like this songs and shows that you see we encourage you to buy them from any good online stores such as iTunes et cetera. Or even better yeah why not go down to your local record store and support them. they need it more. Don't forget to check out our Instagram the link to which will be at the top of this description. As stated this is a labour of love so if you've enjoyed it please show your love by supporting us. You can do this simply by sharing this on your social medias or reviewing or liking us. It won't take long and it costs nothing but it means the world to us. Thank you for listening/watching and remember that was the conversation and those were the days.
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Jim and Kwesi are back with Choose The Twos! Today, they discuss three sequels in the #poltergeist #house and #amityville series! @jimandkwesi @comoyoko Those Were The Days is a virtual museum of pop-culture from the good old days…mainly the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. #jimandkwesi #montage #compilation #tribute #fantastic #awesome #sexy #women #ladies #girls #footage #clips #episode #video #70s #80s #90s #00s #10s #music #cartoons #anime #animation #Japanese #Japan #Tokyo Try the • Those Were The Days • YouTube Channel Visit the • Those Were The Days • Instagram Click here for Jim's personal YouTube channel Those Were The Babes !!! Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century. Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days'. This project is a labour of love and is not intended to infringe on copyright but merely a way to curate and promote Pop culture that, perhaps, has been forgotten or needs more promotion in some cases. If you like this songs and shows that you see we encourage you to buy them from any good online stores such as iTunes et cetera. Or even better yeah why not go down to your local record store and support them. they need it more. Don't forget to check out our Instagram the link to which will be at the top of this description. As stated this is a labour of love so if you've enjoyed it please show your love by supporting us. You can do this simply by sharing this on your social medias or reviewing or liking us. It won't take long and it costs nothing but it means the world to us. Thank you for listening/watching and remember that was the conversation and those were the days.
Jim and Kwesi are back with Choose The Twos! Today, they discuss three sequels in the #freewilly #homewardbound and #beethoven series! @jimandkwesi @comoyoko Those Were The Days is a virtual museum of pop-culture from the good old days…mainly the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. #jimandkwesi #montage #compilation #tribute #fantastic #awesome #sexy #women #ladies #girls #footage #clips #episode #video #70s #80s #90s #00s #10s #music #cartoons #anime #animation #Japanese #Japan #Tokyo Try the • Those Were The Days • YouTube Channel Visit the • Those Were The Days • Instagram Click here for Jim's personal YouTube channel Those Were The Babes !!! Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century. Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days'. This project is a labour of love and is not intended to infringe on copyright but merely a way to curate and promote Pop culture that, perhaps, has been forgotten or needs more promotion in some cases. If you like this songs and shows that you see we encourage you to buy them from any good online stores such as iTunes et cetera. Or even better yeah why not go down to your local record store and support them. they need it more. Don't forget to check out our Instagram the link to which will be at the top of this description. As stated this is a labour of love so if you've enjoyed it please show your love by supporting us. You can do this simply by sharing this on your social medias or reviewing or liking us. It won't take long and it costs nothing but it means the world to us. Thank you for listening/watching and remember that was the conversation and those were the days.
Jim and Kwesi are back with Choose The Twos! Today, they discuss three sequels in the #city slickers #sisteract and #nightatthemuseum series! @jimandkwesi @comoyoko Those Were The Days is a virtual museum of pop-culture from the good old days…mainly the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. #jimandkwesi #montage #compilation #tribute #fantastic #awesome #sexy #women #ladies #girls #footage #clips #episode #video #70s #80s #90s #00s #10s #music #cartoons #anime #animation #Japanese #Japan #Tokyo Try the • Those Were The Days • YouTube Channel Visit the • Those Were The Days • Instagram Click here for Jim's personal YouTube channel Those Were The Babes !!! Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century. Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days'. This project is a labour of love and is not intended to infringe on copyright but merely a way to curate and promote Pop culture that, perhaps, has been forgotten or needs more promotion in some cases. If you like this songs and shows that you see we encourage you to buy them from any good online stores such as iTunes et cetera. Or even better yeah why not go down to your local record store and support them. they need it more. Don't forget to check out our Instagram the link to which will be at the top of this description. As stated this is a labour of love so if you've enjoyed it please show your love by supporting us. You can do this simply by sharing this on your social medias or reviewing or liking us. It won't take long and it costs nothing but it means the world to us. Thank you for listening/watching and remember that was the conversation and those were the days.
Jim and Kwesi are back with Choose The Twos! Today, they discuss three sequels in the #mannequin #teenwolf and #splash series! @jimandkwesi @comoyoko Those Were The Days is a virtual museum of pop-culture from the good old days…mainly the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. #jimandkwesi #montage #compilation #tribute #fantastic #awesome #sexy #women #ladies #girls #footage #clips #episode #video #70s #80s #90s #00s #10s #music #cartoons #anime #animation #Japanese #Japan #Tokyo Try the • Those Were The Days • YouTube Channel Visit the • Those Were The Days • Instagram Click here for Jim's personal YouTube channel Those Were The Babes !!! Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century. Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days'. This project is a labour of love and is not intended to infringe on copyright but merely a way to curate and promote Pop culture that, perhaps, has been forgotten or needs more promotion in some cases. If you like this songs and shows that you see we encourage you to buy them from any good online stores such as iTunes et cetera. Or even better yeah why not go down to your local record store and support them. they need it more. Don't forget to check out our Instagram the link to which will be at the top of this description. As stated this is a labour of love so if you've enjoyed it please show your love by supporting us. You can do this simply by sharing this on your social medias or reviewing or liking us. It won't take long and it costs nothing but it means the world to us. Thank you for listening/watching and remember that was the conversation and those were the days.
Jim and Kwesi are back with Choose The Twos! Today, they discuss three sequels in the #dirtyharry #jamesbond and #frenchconnection series! @jimandkwesi @comoyoko Those Were The Days is a virtual museum of pop-culture from the good old days…mainly the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s. #jimandkwesi #montage #compilation #tribute #fantastic #awesome #sexy #women #ladies #girls #footage #clips #episode #video #70s #80s #90s #00s #10s #music #cartoons #anime #animation #Japanese #Japan #Tokyo Try the • Those Were The Days • YouTube Channel Visit the • Those Were The Days • Instagram Click here for Jim's personal YouTube channel Those Were The Babes !!! Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century. Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days'. This project is a labour of love and is not intended to infringe on copyright but merely a way to curate and promote Pop culture that, perhaps, has been forgotten or needs more promotion in some cases. If you like this songs and shows that you see we encourage you to buy them from any good online stores such as iTunes et cetera. Or even better yeah why not go down to your local record store and support them. they need it more. Don't forget to check out our Instagram the link to which will be at the top of this description. As stated this is a labour of love so if you've enjoyed it please show your love by supporting us. You can do this simply by sharing this on your social medias or reviewing or liking us. It won't take long and it costs nothing but it means the world to us. Thank you for listening/watching and remember that was the conversation and those were the days.
Try the • Those Were The Days • YouTube Channel Visit the • Those Were The Days • Instagram Click here for Jim's personal YouTube channel Those Were The Babes !!! Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century. Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days'. This project is a labour of love and is not intended to infringe on copyright but merely a way to curate and promote Pop culture that, perhaps, has been forgotten or needs more promotion in some cases. If you like this songs and shows that you see we encourage you to buy them from any good online stores such as iTunes et cetera. Or even better yeah why not go down to your local record store and support them. they need it more. Don't forget to check out our Instagram the link to which will be at the top of this description. As stated this is a labour of love so if you've enjoyed it please show your love by supporting us. You can do this simply by sharing this on your social medias or reviewing or liking us. It won't take long and it costs nothing but it means the world to us. Thank you for listening/watching and remember that was the conversation and those were the days.
Try the • Those Were The Days • YouTube Channel Visit the • Those Were The Days • Instagram Click here for Jim's personal YouTube channel Those Were The Babes !!! Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century. Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days'. This project is a labour of love and is not intended to infringe on copyright but merely a way to curate and promote Pop culture that, perhaps, has been forgotten or needs more promotion in some cases. If you like this songs and shows that you see we encourage you to buy them from any good online stores such as iTunes et cetera. Or even better yeah why not go down to your local record store and support them. they need it more. Don't forget to check out our Instagram the link to which will be at the top of this description. As stated this is a labour of love so if you've enjoyed it please show your love by supporting us. You can do this simply by sharing this on your social medias or reviewing or liking us. It won't take long and it costs nothing but it means the world to us. Thank you for listening/watching and remember that was the conversation and those were the days. Those Were The Babes and @thoseweretegames is part of @thosewtdays , a daily podcast about, you guessed it, #nostalgia of the #70s #80s #90s (and then some!) •Link is in our profile• #wettshirt #sexy #babe #postergirl #page3girl #sheseemsnice #busty #bimbo #sexyandcute #cuteandsexy #feminine #girly #cleavage #thong #bikini Those Were The Games is part of @thosewtdays and @thosewerethebabes #retrotech #retrogames #retro #retrocomputer #retropc #games #gamer #arcade #gamer #nintendo #sega #mario #sonic #8bit #16bit #pixel #pixelart #retrogamer #80s #80sgames #90s #90sgames
(0:00) Jim's Special Intro (1:33) 80s Quiz! (5:27) Choose The Twos! Try the • Those Were The Days • YouTube Channel Visit the • Those Were The Days • Instagram Click here for Jim's personal YouTube channel Those Were The Babes !!! Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century. Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days'. This project is a labour of love and is not intended to infringe on copyright but merely a way to curate and promote Pop culture that, perhaps, has been forgotten or needs more promotion in some cases. If you like this songs and shows that you see we encourage you to buy them from any good online stores such as iTunes et cetera. Or even better yeah why not go down to your local record store and support them. they need it more. Don't forget to check out our Instagram the link to which will be at the top of this description. As stated this is a labour of love so if you've enjoyed it please show your love by supporting us. You can do this simply by sharing this on your social medias or reviewing or liking us. It won't take long and it costs nothing but it means the world to us. Thank you for listening/watching and remember that was the conversation and those were the days.
Co-hosts Marlene McMichael and Coach Kerri Brinkoeter discuss the importance of prayer and update listeners about area events marking the National Day of Prayer (May 4 th ), including the Governor’s Prayer Breakfast on May 1 st at Kalahari Resort in Round Rock. Guest is Jim McGee, the organizer of the Prayer Breakfast and the other NDP area events. Jeremy Story also provides a call-in update for listeners regarding his ongoing litigation against the Round Rock School Board.
Co-hosts Marlene McMichael and Coach Kerri Brinkoeter discuss the importance of prayer and update listeners about area events marking the National Day of Prayer (May 4 th ), including the Governor’s Prayer Breakfast on May 1 st at Kalahari Resort in Round Rock. Guest is Jim McGee, the organizer of the Prayer Breakfast and the other NDP area events. Jeremy Story also provides a call-in update for listeners regarding his ongoing litigation against the Round Rock School Board.
YouTube blocked the video version because it's a LameZoid. Try the • Those Were The Days • YouTube Channel Visit the • Those Were The Days • Instagram Click here for Jim's personal YouTube channel Those Were The Babes !!! Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century. Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days'. This project is a labour of love and is not intended to infringe on copyright but merely a way to curate and promote Pop culture that, perhaps, has been forgotten or needs more promotion in some cases. If you like this songs and shows that you see we encourage you to buy them from any good online stores such as iTunes et cetera. Or even better yeah why not go down to your local record store and support them. they need it more. Don't forget to check out our Instagram the link to which will be at the top of this description. As stated this is a labour of love so if you've enjoyed it please show your love by supporting us. You can do this simply by sharing this on your social medias or reviewing or liking us. It won't take long and it costs nothing but it means the world to us. Thank you for listening/watching and remember that was the conversation and those were the days.
Try the • Those Were The Days • YouTube Channel Visit the • Those Were The Days • Instagram Click here for Jim's personal YouTube channel Those Were The Babes !!! Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century. Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days'. This project is a labour of love and is not intended to infringe on copyright but merely a way to curate and promote Pop culture that, perhaps, has been forgotten or needs more promotion in some cases. If you like this songs and shows that you see we encourage you to buy them from any good online stores such as iTunes et cetera. Or even better yeah why not go down to your local record store and support them. they need it more. Don't forget to check out our Instagram the link to which will be at the top of this description. As stated this is a labour of love so if you've enjoyed it please show your love by supporting us. You can do this simply by sharing this on your social medias or reviewing or liking us. It won't take long and it costs nothing but it means the world to us. Thank you for listening/watching and remember that was the conversation and those were the days.
April 1st Birthday celebration. Happy Birthday female Jazz singer Alberta Hunter (1895-1984). Try the • Those Were The Days • YouTube Channel Visit the • Those Were The Days • Instagram Click here for Jim's personal YouTube channel Those Were The Babes !!! Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century. Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days'. This project is a labour of love and is not intended to infringe on copyright but merely a way to curate and promote Pop culture that, perhaps, has been forgotten or needs more promotion in some cases. If you like this songs and shows that you see we encourage you to buy them from any good online stores such as iTunes et cetera. Or even better yeah why not go down to your local record store and support them. they need it more. Don't forget to check out our Instagram the link to which will be at the top of this description. As stated this is a labour of love so if you've enjoyed it please show your love by supporting us. You can do this simply by sharing this on your social medias or reviewing or liking us. It won't take long and it costs nothing but it means the world to us. Thank you for listening/watching and remember that was the conversation and those were the days.
Try the • Those Were The Days • YouTube Channel Visit the • Those Were The Days • Instagram Click here for Jim's personal YouTube channel Those Were The Babes !!! Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century. Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days'. This project is a labour of love and is not intended to infringe on copyright but merely a way to curate and promote Pop culture that, perhaps, has been forgotten or needs more promotion in some cases. If you like this songs and shows that you see we encourage you to buy them from any good online stores such as iTunes et cetera. Or even better yeah why not go down to your local record store and support them. they need it more. Don't forget to check out our Instagram the link to which will be at the top of this description. As stated this is a labour of love so if you've enjoyed it please show your love by supporting us. You can do this simply by sharing this on your social medias or reviewing or liking us. It won't take long and it costs nothing but it means the world to us. Thank you for listening/watching and remember that was the conversation and those were the days.
Try the • Those Were The Days • YouTube Channel Visit the • Those Were The Days • Instagram Click here for Jim's personal YouTube channel Those Were The Babes !!! Those Were The Days is a YouTube and podcast show about pop-culture from the 20th century. Recorded in the buzzing metropolis of Tokyo, Japan; Jim McGee from The United Kingdom and Kwesi Parker from the United States are your tour guides in the virtual pop-culture history museum known as ‘Those Were The Days'. This project is a labour of love and is not intended to infringe on copyright but merely a way to curate and promote Pop culture that, perhaps, has been forgotten or needs more promotion in some cases. If you like this songs and shows that you see we encourage you to buy them from any good online stores such as iTunes et cetera. Or even better yeah why not go down to your local record store and support them. they need it more. Don't forget to check out our Instagram the link to which will be at the top of this description. As stated this is a labour of love so if you've enjoyed it please show your love by supporting us. You can do this simply by sharing this on your social medias or reviewing or liking us. It won't take long and it costs nothing but it means the world to us. Thank you for listening/watching and remember that was the conversation and those were the days.
This Morning, call the judge and get some fudge, film critic Chris Schobert joins us to talk about The Oscars last night, we learn a few lessons in the Niagara Falls Police Blotter, we recap with our very own Jim Mcgee for the boot drive held last week in honor of Firefighter Jason Arno, and Rob Saliski from the Roofball Federation of America joins us!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Co-hosts Kerri Brinkoeter, Cathy Endebrock, and Marlene McMichael host Jim McGee, state coordinator for the National Day of Prayer, and Richard Battle, the master of ceremonies for the Governor’s Prayer Breakfast. The group discusses plans for the State Prayer Breakfast scheduled for May 1st at Kalahari Resort in Round Rock. Nick Vujicic with Life Without Limbs (https://lifewithoutlimbs.org/) will be the keynote speaker. Governor Greg Abbott will also speak. Marlene also provides an update on the 200th Anniversary of the Collegiate Day of Prayer at Asbury College.
Co-hosts Kerri Brinkoeter, Cathy Endebrock, and Marlene McMichael host Jim McGee, state coordinator for the National Day of Prayer, and Richard Battle, the master of ceremonies for the Governor’s Prayer Breakfast. The group discusses plans for the State Prayer Breakfast scheduled for May 1st at Kalahari Resort in Round Rock. Nick Vujicic with Life Without Limbs (https://lifewithoutlimbs.org/) will be the keynote speaker. Governor Greg Abbott will also speak. Marlene also provides an update on the 200th Anniversary of the Collegiate Day of Prayer at Asbury College.
THU 9-15-22 SEGMENT 7-- For some reason Jim McGee is inviting Tools to sign at a charity event Saturday in memory of his daughter Jaimie. More info at https://www.jaimiesbridge.org/
Join the co-hosts of LoveTalk, Cathy Endebrock and Kerri Brinkoeter, as they visit with Jim McGee and Richard Battle about the upcoming National Day of Prayer. Jim and Richard share the background surrounding the nation's call to prayer and tell listeners about area events commemorating the day, to include the Texas Governor's Prayer Breakfast, Speakers at the breakfast will be both Governor Greg Abbott and David Barton, best selling author and founder of Wallbuilders.
Join the Love Ladies as Jim McGee and Richard Battle discuss National day Of Prayer in Texas!
Dr. Jim McGee joins The Greg and Dan Show for an update on the recently announced Proton Beam technology coming to the Peoria area in the near future. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Welcome to another episode of "Wish I Knew . . . " A podcast where I speak with people about their careers focusing on their success, advice, mentoring and listening to interesting stories. I'm your host Gary Nowak and today I've got a down to earth fun, authentic one for you today with my guest Jim McGee. Career:University in Chicago @ Wheaton CollegeBack to california with the Walt Disney CompanyManaging director at Guidance SolutionsAnthem, Inc healthcareCEO of American Red CrossNow COO of Dyve Biosciences If you're in this field you'll want to work for him Highlights - Mowing lawns at 14 years old- Heartfelt rationale for getting an MBA- Leaving Disney for a start up- Start up - Building the plane while flying it- Conscious decision change to support family growth- Establishing your informal board of directors- Asking for mentoring is a gift to Jim- GREAT advice to his son Liam- The difference between networking and building relationships- Work knows no boundaries- Figuring out the power of Disney through the eyes of Eeyore- Crucial conversations - Kerry Patterson
Today the Love Ladies discuss this years National Day Of Prayer plans after the year that was 2020
Today the Love Ladies have a discussion with Jim McGee on living a God filled life.
Chip Ganassi Racing managing director Mike Hull returns to the The Week In IndyCar podcast to discuss his mentor Jim McGee and fields a variety of fun and insightful questions sent in by listeners via Facebook, Reddit, and Twitter. Visit https://www.facebook.com/MarshallPruettPodcast for our full podcast archives. Subscribe: Apple (https://tinyurl.com/yaafkvch) Android (https://tinyurl.com/yconvyl3) Google (https://tinyurl.com/y8qtcuax) Spotify (https://tinyurl.com/yby3lzr2)
This is Fr. William's Homily during Fr. Jim McGee's Funeral, on June 19, 2018.
One of Bill and Brian's favorite musicians and storytellers Jim McGee returns to the podcast to take us on a journey through 10(-ish) great songs from one of his favorite bands, Aerosmith. We start at the beginning with Steven Tyler and Joe Perry writing songs on a water bed, make our way through the drug fueled 70s and their initial success into Perry and Brad Whitford's leaving the band, and then back in the saddle. Jim talks about his inability to play like Joe Perry, showcases his vocal skills as a Steven Tyler sound-alike, and shares the story about how he had to buy Just Push Play 3 times. That and more as Jim shares his favorite Aerosmith songs! This week's sponsor: !
Retired Special Agent Jim McGee served in the FBI for nearly 21 years. In this episode of FBI Retired Case File Review, he is interviewed about being a member of the FBI Hostage Rescue Team (HRT), one of the world's most elite counter-terrorism teams. McGee provides a first-hand account of his participation in the HRT's first dynamic assault mission which resulted in the successful hostage rescue of nine. In 1991, a violent group of Cuban inmates in the Federal Correctional Institution in Talladega, Alabama, overpowered their guards and took hostages. The inmates demanded that they not to be deported back to Cuba. The HRT was called in and the hostages were rescued unharmed. For their efforts, Jim and the other HRT members were awarded the FBI Medal of Meritorious Achievement. McGee wrote a book about his experience—Phase Line Green. It's available by contacting McGee directly.
Part 4 of 4 is finally here! Bill and Brian welcome a new set of guests to close out our discussion of our favorite songs from every Beatles album. Joining us are musician Jim McGee (thearrivist.bandcamp.com), blogger/freelance journalist Ryan Carey (the Inappropriate Thesaurus), musician Ed Pratico (bassist for Jesse Elliot's band), and blogger Beanie Zee (sirkaytheawesome.com) as we talk about the White Album, Yellow Submarine, Abbey Road, and Let It Be!
Lite Rock 105's Heather Gersten talks with Jim McGee from the RISPCA about this weekend's event! Learn more here :)
It's Bonus Song Thursday, and Renee Maskin and Jim McGee are back to talkabout Iggy Pop's "The Passenger." In his second collaboration with David Bowie, Iggy decided to have a little more fun than the dour The Idiot. In this episode we discuss how we all first experienced Iggy Pop, his existence as a pop icon, and Problem Child (the movie)!
Singer, songwriter, and musician Renee Maskin, solo artist and member of Lowlight and the Roadside Graves (soundcloud.com/reneemaskin, lowlightnj.bandcamp.com, and roadsidegraves.tumblr.com), joins Brian and Bill along with guitarist Jim McGee (jesseelliot.com) to talk about Iggy Pop's solo debut The Idiot (1977, RCA). Produced by and written with David Bowie, this landmark album gave a preview of what was to come in Bowie's "Berlin years." Recorded several years after the Stooges disbanded and Iggy did a stint at a mental institution, both he and Bowie went to Germany to kick their heroin habits and create new music. They ended up making this weird proto-industrial mood piece. Brian, Bill, Renee, and Jim talk about how this album affected them, what happens if future paleontologists discover The Idiot, and what to do when you "missed it" as they make their way through the album track by track.
Brian and guest host Jim McGee (from our Neil Young episode) lead a tangent-filled podcast exploring the difference between "rap" and "hip hop," the ins-and-outs of hip hop culture and one thing you NEVER do while DJing a party. "Iron" Mike Bacon is our guest as we explore Q-Tip's opus, The Renaissance (2008, Universal), as always, one track at a time.
Guitarist extrodinaire and all around wonderful person Jim McGee joins Brian and Bill to share his exceptionally well told stories about his experiences with Neil Young and as a fan of On the Beach (1974, Reprise). No lie, this is one of our favorite episodes ever. We talk about how Jim searched far and wide for this album, eventually finding a vinyl taco with a surprise inside!
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