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2 episodes with Jim McKay
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It's a bucket-list conversation this week with legendary sports broadcaster Jim Lampley as he shares insights and anecdotes from his new memoir, "It Happened!: A Uniquely Lucky Life in Sports Television." With a career spanning five decades, Lampley takes us behind the scenes of some of the most indelible moments in modern-day sports broadcasting, offering a first-person, blow-by-blow account of history-making assignments, iconic calls, and never-before-told stories - including: Becoming the first live sideline reporter for a nationally televised college football game; Rising to ABC Sports heir apparency behind legends like Jim McKay and Howard Cosell; Covering an astonishing 14 Olympic Games across multiple networks, including ABC, NBC, and Turner; AND Hosting HBO's Wimbledon telecasts and reaching Hall of Fame status as the 30-year voice of HBO World Championship Boxing (including his unforgettable call during George Foreman's miraculous victory over Michael Moorer) BUT, OF COURSE, we naturally drag "Lamps" back to some of his more “forgotten” stops made along the way, including: Play-by-play and studio host for the original USFL; First-ever host at ground-breaking all-sports radio station WFAN/New York; AND Local news anchor at CBS's Los Angeles O&O flagship KCBS-TV + + + SUPPORT THE SHOW: Buy Us a Coffee: https://ko-fi.com/goodseatsstillavailable "Good Seats" Merch: https://www.teepublic.com/?ref_id=35106 SPONSOR THANKS (AND SUPPORT THE SHOW!): Royal Retros (10% off promo code: SEATS): https://www.503-sports.com?aff=2 Yinzylvania (20% off promo code: GOODSEATSSTILLAVAILABLE): https://yinzylvania.com/GOODSEATSSTILLAVAILABLE Old School Shirts.com (10% off promo code: GOODSEATS): https://oldschoolshirts.com/goodseats 417 Helmets (10% off promo code: GOODSEATS): https://417helmets.com/?wpam_id=3 BUY THE BOOK (AND SUPPORT THE SHOW!): "It Happened!: A Uniquely Lucky Life in Sports Television.": https://amzn.to/42ecyKF FIND AND FOLLOW: Website: https://goodseatsstillavailable.com/ Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/goodseatsstillavailable.com X/Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoodSeatsStill YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@goodseatsstillavailable Threads: https://www.threads.net/@goodseatsstillavailable Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodseatsstillavailable/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoodSeatsStillAvailable/
Host Joshua LaBure sits down with filmmaker Jim McKay to discuss his groundbreaking 1996 film, Girl's Town, and his career in independent cinema. They explore the film's unique collaborative process, its impact, and McKay's approach to storytelling. Tune in for an insightful conversation on filmmaking, creativity, and the power of authentic voices in cinema.
RUNDOWN From high school dance drama to an NBA trade bombshell, Episode 321 covers it all. Mitch and Hotshot Scott uncover the origins of area code 321 and its Orlando connection, before diving into the nostalgia of Daryl Dawkins' high school dominance and impact on basketball. The duo also reacts to the shocking Luka Dončić trade to the Lakers, speculating on the Mavericks' motivations. The show welcomes Golden Globe-nominated director Tim Fehlbaum, who discusses his film September 5 and ABC's historic coverage of the 1972 Munich Olympics. Former Seahawks lineman Ray Roberts joins to dissect Seattle's offseason priorities, while Danny Kelly of The Ringer previews top NFL Draft prospects, debating whether the Seahawks should prioritize offensive linemen or defensive playmakers at pick 18. GUESTS • Tim Fehlbaum | Golden Globe-nominated director of September 5 • Ray Roberts | Former Seahawks offensive lineman, Seahawks analyst • Danny Kelly | NFL Draft analyst, The Ringer TABLE OF CONTENTS 0:08 | Area Code 321 Mystery, Orlando's Hidden Fame, and Daryl Dawkins' Legacy 17:10 | Clip of the Week: When Harry Met Sally's Super Bowl Ad 27:52 | High School Dance Drama, the Origins of Tolo, and a Shocking NBA Trade 46:00 | GUEST: Tim Fehlbaum (Director, September 5) – on Munich, Media Ethics, and Jim McKay's Legacy 1:03:58 | GUEST: Ray Roberts (Former Seahawks OL) – Seahawks Draft Dilemma: O-Line Needs, Geno's Future, and Ray Roberts' “Hat on a Hat” Legacy 1:28:46 | GUEST: Danny Kelly (The Ringer) – NFL Draft Deep Dive: Seahawks' O-Line Needs, Top Prospects, and the Running Back Resurgence 1:57:42 | The Other Stuff Segment: • Mariners re-signing Jorge Polanco for $7.5 million & Seattle's low spending rank • Luka Dončić's shocking trade to the Lakers—fitness concerns or hidden drama? • NFL kicker Justin Tucker denies misconduct allegations • Greg Olsen frustrated over Tom Brady taking his Super Bowl broadcasting spot • Nirvana's surprise reunion at Fire Aid, featuring Joan Jett & Dave Grohl's daughter • Costco swapping Pepsi for Coca-Cola in its food courts • Woman charged for sending “fart selfies” in bizarre harassment case • RIPs: Blackhawk helicopter crash victims, figure skating legend Dick Button (95), singer Mary Ann Faithfull (78), MLB commissioner Faye Vincent (86)
The 1996 Sundance hit indie "Girls Town" has gotten the 4K restoration treatment thanks to Indie Collect (a company run by former Filmwax guest Sandra Schulberg). The film is the directing debut of guest Jim McKay, and stars Lili Taylor, Bruklin Harris, Aunjanue Ellis and other guest Anna Grace. The plot follows a group of girl friends and their coming-of-age during their senior year of high school in urban America. The screenplay for the film was mostly developed through improvisations among the four lead actresses. GIRLS TOWN is currently enjoying a theatrical release at the IFC Center in NYC and is expected to have a nationwide expansion in the coming months. It will be available in its newly restored version later this year or early 2026. Jim and Anna are my guests.
Episode 454 of the Sports Media Podcast with Richard Deitsch features Geoff Mason and Sean McManus. Mason was the lead producer for ABC Sports on Sept. 5, 1972 when Israeli athletes were taken hostage. McManus, the longtime head of CBS Sports, is the son of ABC Sports broadcaster Jim McKay, who anchored the coverage to the American public. McManus was in Munich with his father for those Games. How ABC Sports covered terrorism at the 1972 Munich Olympics is the subject of a new motion picture, “September 5.” The movie features both Mason and McKay extensively. In this podcast, Mason and McManus share their experiences being in Munich; how closely the film parallels the reality; McManus discusses how his father processed the experience during and after; Mason and McManus examine the moral and ethical dilemma that comes with cameras showing the terrorists and hostages; how the American public treated McKay after the Olympics; the telegram McKay received from Walter Cronkite, and much more. You can subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
“Hello, friends!” Legendary broadcaster Jim Nantz joins Hey Now! to share his remarkable journey—from being pen pals with Jim McKay as a kid to honoring him with a eulogy years later. Nantz reflects on his iconic career at CBS, where he became the lead voice of The Masters, the NFL, and held the record for calling 32 NCAA Tournaments. Jim shares some incredible stories, his profound life perspective his gained over the years, and a look toward the future. Based on what Jim shared, Dave and the boys are placing a futures bet he may one day be calling his son Jameson's green jacket moment - and it may come sooner than you think! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Braves vs Mets in huge series, Phillies win NL East after laying down to Mets, Braves phenom, A's say goodbye to Oakland, Charlie Blackmon retiring with great quote, Falcons robbed by refs in Chiefs game, Kirk Cousins ties Dan Marino!? OL injuries, Wellness check on Travis Kelce, MNF, Commanders finally have their QB, Burrow 0-3, Josh Allen and Bills spank Trevor Lawrence and Jags, Christian McCaffrey's German doctor, Mercury Morris tribute, Bryce Young's career obit, Taylor Heinicke resurfaces, Dak Prescott no P.R. genius, Tom Brady's 5000th story about 28 to 3, Bulldogs vs Crimson Tide tweets, Hugh Freeze's totally horrible bad week as former QB calls him out, can you say Bobby Petrino Tigers fans? Pac 12 begs for teams, Pete Poll, Sooners need to stop dissing Vols, Mack Brown's embarrassing Saturday, Eli Gold, Army-Navy glory days, Sleepy Hollow High Headless Horsemen, C.J. Abrams gambling problem? White Sox worst ever, Huascar Ynoa sighting, Rocky Marciano, Lottie Dod, Jim McKay, John Mackey, Mean Joe Greene, Terry Metcalf and the old St. Louis Cardinals, Eddie George, Mike Webster, Babe Ruth's last game in pinstripes, Jimmie Foxx 500th, Ted Lyons joins Marines, Demorest's Johnny Mize has his day, last at-bat in Ebbets Field, Gil Hodges heart attack in Atlanta, Al Kaline 3000th, Dale Murphy exclusive club, Pedro "Who's your daddy?" Martinez, plus Pete's Tweets and quotes from Phils manager Eddie Sawyer and "North Dallas Forty" author Peter Gent
Braves roar in D.C., Acuña's surgery, D-Day and Yogi Berra, NBA finals blowout, NBA expansion, CFB legend passes, Sooners dominate softball, Soto injury, White Sox historically bad, All Star Game voting, CFB bowl schedule, Army-Navy game, Lamar Jackson compares sports pundit to a monkey, reporter mistakes coach for Vince Young, Marcell Ozuna, Shohei's gambler buddy works for Uber Eats now, corporate logos coming to a CFB field near you, U.S. cricket team's major upset of Pakistan, cricket explained (kind of), UGA recruit, Dutch cyclists get Deliverance treatment in Kansas, Chiefs player cardiac arrest, Hawks draft pick, Herb Score, Bert Sugar, Wes Unseld, Bjorn Borg, Utah Yeti? Terance Mathis, Thurman Munson, Bill France Sr, Jim McKay, Christy Mathewson & Iron Joe McGinnity, body found at ballpark, Reggie Jackson almost a Met, plus Pete's Tweets and This Day in Sports History
We recap the Indianapolis 500 and celebrate Josef Newgarden as a 2 time Indy 500 champion! We'll be recapping the wild ride. Using the words of Jim McKay, it was the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat! The race had all the ups and downs and Tony Donahue of the TonyDPodcast will help us break it down and look forward to Detroit. In the meantime, the NASCAR series splits things up as the XFinity series rolls into Portland and the trucks and NASCAR roll into Illinois at World Wide Technology Raceway. Steve Wilson, editor in chief of SpeedwayDigest.com talks us through the Coke 600 from Charlotte last weekend and look ahead to this weekend. El Presidente ends things by breaking down the NHL playoffs and the NBA playoffs and looks ahead to the finals. Be sure and call in at 917-889-8516. Check out our website at www.balancesportscast.com and our IG account at thebalancesportscast. You don't want to miss this one...it's about to get good!!
The February 1990 What Now claims to be a "Low-Venom Edition," then lashes out at Combos and Child's Play for no good reason on the very same page, so we're not sure what to believe. (We aren't going to "bail" on it, though we now know that's a slang term we could use if we did!) After we learn about Alyssa Milano's Japanese pop album, illicit Norwegian skateboard imports, and so much more, it's on to Watch It, where Courage Mountain (a Heidi take with Charlie Sheen, of all people) and The War Of The Roses get surprisingly good reviews, and Steel Magnolias gets one that's surprisingly mid?! Neill renews his Australian passport with a rave about Max Q, the self-titled Michael Hutchence side project début; we play you some so that you know Neill is wrong, as usual. One To Watch notches another one for the W column, and then Mike makes up a person who hates rap, gets mad at them, and tries to get them on board by profiling four positive artists. Which one sideswipes Public Enemy? The answer may surprise you! Listen and enjoy! QUICK LINKS
With Geoff out after a bizarre curling incident (long story), Keith flies solo this week as he welcomes Paul Heck into Thunderlove Studio for a chat. Paul Heck created the AIDS Music Project to raise awareness about HIV/AIDS and normalize discussing safe sex. In this endeavor, Heck pursued the idea of an AIDS-benefit alternative rock compilation. He partnered with fellow Brown alumni Chris Mundy (a Rolling Stone senior writer) and Jessica Kowal (a freelance writer for Newsday) to produce the album No Alternative, the third album in the Red Hot Organization's (RHO) AIDS Benefit Music series. No Alternative, released on Arista Records in October 1993. The album received an A+ review in Entertainment Weekly and was described by Rolling Stone as "a jaw-dropping compilation of musical gems." A No Alternative MTV special featured a mix of live performances by Smashing Pumpkins and Goo Goo Dolls, music videos, short films by directors Hal Hartley, Tamra Davis, Michael Stipe, Jim McKay, and Matt Mahurin. No Alternative raised over $1.5 million, and the proceeds were donated to AIDS relief organizations across the US. Following No Alternative's commercial and critical success, Heck has produced other HIV/AIDS awareness-raising albums and a series of concerts at the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Heck's subsequent productions include: Red Hot + Bothered Offbeat Red Hot + RIO Red Hot + Rhapsody Red Hot + Indigo Red Hot + RIOT Red Hot + RIO2 Red Hot + FELA Master Mix: Red Hot + Arthur Russell In 2004, Heck was honored by Brown University as the recipient of the John Hope Award for Career Public Service. Paul co-produced Dark Was The Night (2009), an AIDS benefit album that raised over $1 million and featured artists like The National, Sharon Jones & the Dap-Kings, My Morning Jacket, and Jose Gonzalez. In 2013 Heck produced a 20th Anniversary reissue of No Alternative on vinyl (Sony Legacy) for Record Store Day. In 2019 Heck produced Love is the Drug, a campaign in N. Carolina featuring live music pop-up events with video storytelling focused on raising awareness around Harm Reduction and Opioid Addiction. In 2020 Heck invited another Brown alum, fine artist Keith Mayerson, to create a portrait of Dr. Anthony Fauci as a part of a limited art edition fundraiser for Treatment Action Group (TAG). Heck worked as an A&R for Arista Records and Warner Bros. Records in the mid-1990s. Paul has produced the compilation albums: Shuggie Otis Inspiration Information (Luaka Bop, 2002) Fela Kuti The Underground Spiritual Game Mix (with Chief Xcel of Blackalicous - Quannum Projects, 2004) Tim Maia Nobody Can Live Forever: The Existential soul of Tim Maia (Luaka Bop, 2011) In The Name of Love: Africa Celebrates U2 a project featuring African artists reinterpreting the songs of U2 (Shout! Factory Records, 2007) With his company Cobeep, Heck has produced video projects and live events for Steve Martin, Yo-Yo Ma[32] and Joe Walsh's annual VetsAid benefit concerts and livestreams. LINKS Paul Heck Jujulele - Short Songs About The Universe Paul Heck on Substack No Alternative Red Hot Organization Wild Combination: A Portrait of Arthur Russell - documentary Joe Walsh's Vet Aid Farm Aid Shuggie Otis Tim Maia Nirvana - Sappy Everything But The Girl - Corcovado Go-Go Music
While the contraceptive method does not work as efficiently as killing the rats, it will help lower the population over time. WBZ's Jim McKay reports:
In this week's Marchand and Ourand Sports Media Podcast sponsored by WSC Sports: Andrew Marchand and John Ourand discuss ESPN's coverage of the injury suffered by the Buffalo Bills's Damar Hamlin during “Monday Night Football” and what the network could have done differently. Other topics include Google/YouTube's $2+ billion deal for the NFL Sunday Ticket package and Amazon's plans to launch a sports-focused app. This week's show has regular podcast features like Who's Up and Who's Down and Call of the Week. Mentioned this week: Sean McDonough, Scott Van Pelt, Damar Hamlin, Jim McKay, Bob Costas, Bryant Gumbel, Bob Ley, Chris Fowler, Andy Jassy, Franco Harris, Joe Buck, Troy Aikman, Lisa Salters, Booger McFarland, Suzy Kolber, Adam Schefter, Don Van Natta Jr., Coley Harvey, Ben Baby, Ryan Clark, John Parry, Josh Allen, Tripp Mickle, Chris Mason, Anne Ourand, Mike Soltys, Donovan Edwards, Colston Loveland, Queen Frostine, Acie Wyatt, Ross Nethery For more information on WSC Sports visit bit.ly/3OzggWO Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Eight-time National Sportscaster of the Year award winner Bob Costas lets us in on his encounters and relationships with fellow broadcasting icons John Madden, Howard Cosell and Jim McKay. Costas describes when he was selected as John Madden's auditioning partner in 1979, a candid conversation with Howard Cosell shortly before his passing in 1995 and impactful praise from ABC's Jim McKay prior to Costas heading to Barcelona in 1992 to work his first Olympic broadcast with NBC.
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Yes that's what just about happened. Those who were living and we're of age certainly remember that time 60 years ago. It was 60 years ago right now. But for most it is simply a story in the history books that is mentioned from time to time. And with the present Ukraine Russian war it is remembered because of how dangerous a time it was. But for a man who was right in the middle of it it was more than just a worrisome time, he knew what was happening because he was involved in getting ready for what was possible to be a nuclear war and with a Russian invasion of the Florida Peninsula. And being right in the middle of it and knowing what was happening and label to happen next he can tell you the story of how we came so very close to where it could've been a humanity ending conflict. So join me as my friend Jim McKay shares with you his personal story of his involvement in the crisis that almost brought an end to humanity as we know it. Stan Hustad
On this episode we talk with four grants experts about the need for a grants competency model. Join us we speak with Jim McKay, Theresa Falance, Merril Oliver and Chris Coppenbarger!
Black Bird was directed by Michaël R. Roskam, Joe Chappelle, and Jim McKay. It was developed for television by Dennis Lehane. The show stars Taron Egerton, Paul Walter Hauser, Greg Kinnear, Ray Liotta, and Sepidah Moafi.Jimmy Keene is sentenced to 10 years in a minimum security prison but he cuts a deal with the FBI to befriend a suspected serial killer. Keene has to elicit a confession from Larry Hall to find the bodies of as many as eighteen women.Links Instagram Twitter Facebook Our Website
While Richard Nixon served as President at the height of the Cold War. He was also President when terrorism exploded on to the World stage as a tool of the extreme Islamic World. In this special edition we look back at one of the most horrifying events of the early 1970's, by tuning into the voices of the people who covered it for ABC Sports. It features interviews with a Hall of Fame Quarterback turned sports commentator, Frank Gifford, and his counterpart T.V. Host Jim Mckay, a man best known for hosting a Saturday afternoon show which covered obscure sporting events like the National Lumberjack Championship in Hayward, Wisconsin or the Little League World Series in Williamsport, Pennsylvania. But with little to no notice, ABC Sports President Roone Arledge, moved Jim Mckay in from his role at ABC's Wide World of Sports duties to cover a hostage situation at the Olympic Games in Munich, Germany. McKay would bring the humanity of the moment to the small screen as he covered the tragic circumstances of an Israeli Olympic team being held hostage by a Palestinian terrorist group known as Black September.It would be a tragic and grim moment for all involved and it would be the precursor for the challenges the free world still faces today, long after the fall of communism, by religious fanaticism hell bent on staying in the late 11th century. ***** Ranked number 17 as one of the 60 best American History podcasts of 2022 by Feedspot.comhttps://blog.feedspot.com/american_history_podcasts/
A 35 year sportswriter and TV columnist in Los Angeles, Larry Stewart talks about his dealings with Bob Costas, Al Michaels, Vin Scully and other sportscasting legends. He relives his meeting with a young Jerry Seinfeld, an older Jim McKay, and New York's finest, Marv Albert. From sitting in a production truck to golfing with Hall of Fame coach Bill Sharman to dining with leading sports figures in some of L.A.'s most posh eateries, Larry relieves some of the great moments of his illustrious career. it's all on this edition of a sports Across the Board.
Jim is the current Queensland Reds Attack coach and was instrumental in both the Queensland Reds Super Rugby championship season of 2011 in his first stint with the club and this year in 2021 in his second stint with the club. Jim has also been the attack coach for the Wallabies and Head Coach of many clubs in the UK and Japan. Like some of my other guests Jim stands out for his passion to learn and further his knowledge – he has a Masters of Education in Sports Coaching and has published two research papers in the International Sport Coaching Journal. Jim is excited about constraints based learning, dynamic systems and ecological dynamics and is a great believer in the use of analogies to deliver his messages. He talks about attack in team sport being like water- building up and eventually always finding a way through a weakness. The key messages I got from this chat was: - The importance of the coach to create an environment where athletes can learn. If the garden is not growing you may need more water, more sunlight or some fertiliser – in other words improve the environment. - Design practice sessions that best represent the games. Have key principles, but outside of those, let players explore, discover cues, utilise cooperation and be creative. - Do the work, be patient, keep learning and build as a coach. - Have a release from coaching – find a hobby or an outlet so that the job doesn't consume you and always staying connected with your family and the people you care about the most.If you would like to learn more about Jim's research you can look up his journal articles listed below: McKay, Jim, Davids, Keith, Robertson, Sam, & Woods. Carl T.. (2021). An Ecological Insight Into the Design and Integration of Attacking Principles of Play in Professional Rugby Union: A Case Example. International Sport Coaching Journal. Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1123/iscj.2020-0065.Mckay, J., & O'Connor, D. (2018). Practicing Unstructured Play in Team Ball Sports: A Rugby Union Example. International Sport Coaching Journal, 5(3), 273-280. https://doi.org/10.1123/iscj.2017-0095
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This week it's episode 45 of The Wormcast and my guest is Jimmy Roberts, essayist and feature reporter for NBC Sports and Golf Channel discussing the Ryder Cup, golf's renaissance, the Tokyo Olympics and learning from the legends of ABC Sports Jim McKay, Howard Cosell and Roone Arledge. Topics discussed: 2:35 Ryder Cup memories 15:00 Ryde Cup 2021 storylines 32:00 Golf's renaissance during the pandemic 40:00 Discussion on improving the Fed Ex Cup Playoffs 45:40 Stories from the Tokyo Olympics 57:00 Learning from Jim McKay, Howard Cosell and Roone Arledge at ABC Sports This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm
The Doc is in! Orthopedic Surgeon Dr. Grant Garcia… "The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to take part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle.” – Pierre de Coubertin The 2020 summer Olympics has had it all, and as we have watched with excitement, triumph, and heartache during these Olympics, we have also noticed that injuries play a big part in the outcome of these wonderful games. This week Dr. Grant Garcia looks at some of the key injuries that have occurred in these games, and how athlete's physical and mental injuries had impacted their personal and team performances. As the Olympics come to an end, we can watch in wonder how these remarkable athletes perform under the greatest duress and perform at the highest level for the world to see. We hope that everyone has enjoyed these games, and recognize their incredible feats no matter what the end results are. I remember the late great Jim Mckay used to say "Spanning the globe to bring you the constant variety of sport…the thrill of victory…and the agony of defeat…the human drama of athletic competition…” grantgarciamd.com - Dr. Garcia was an assistant team physician for the Chicago Bulls and Chicago White Sox. During residency, he also cared for players on the New York Giants, New York Mets, US Tennis Team, New York Rangers, New York Knicks, and Brooklyn Nets as well as many collegiate athletes Music: Bensound
On the latest episode of the Talkhouse Podcast, former REM frontman Michael Stipe talks with veteran indie director Jim McKay about the production company they've run together since the late 1980s, C-Hundred Film Corp, and the amazing work that has come out of it. In a fascinating conversation, the two best friends not only walk us through the history of the company – its humble beginnings in Athens, GA, to creating PSAs with KRS-One and Natalie Merchant, and Michael making the *original* Orange is the New Black at the Sundance Film Festival back in the '90s – but also touch on their latest projects (McKay's new film, and the photography book which Stipe just published) and how the pandemic has affected them, both creatively and personally. For more filmmakers talking film and TV, visit Talkhouse at talkhouse.com/film. Subscribe now to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast.
If you love sports and even remotely love golf, our convo with legendary PGA Professional Jeff Burey is a real treat. Jeff coached Marty Schottenheimer and George Brett and a host of other sports greats. Jeff served our great country in the Navy and played golf with the ship's Captain in port. He eagled the 13th at Augusta National and his first caddie job was for legendary broadcaster Jim McKay. His resume after that? Pinehurst, Wolf Creek and Prairie Dunes. His stories are chronicled in a new book available at www.kansasgolffoundation.org called "Blessed...Stories in the Life of a Golf Professional."
The Boys are back to the tight twenty! Janet Guthrie Bio and Hilary Swank. Kirby suggests some content for Drive to Survive. Is NBC leaving Indycar? Jim McKay. Were the Texas races the low point of the season? Picks for the Indy Grand Prix. Man to man talks. And oh so much more....
Tonight on Beyond the Bricks with Jake Query and Mike Thomsen, they talk about the history of the music and pageantry surrounding the Indianapolis 500. This includes the history of the balloon launch, Purdue band, Back Home Again in Indiana. They also talk about the evolution of the IMS Radio Network and ABC Sports Broadcasts over the years from Sid Collins to Mark Jaynes as voices of the Indianapolis 500 on radio. They talk about all the guys who anchored the ABC Broadcasts as well from Jim Lampley and Jim McKay to Paul Page and Bob Jenkins. They also get into the Delta Force intro and how Paul decided to use it for the ABC Broadcast intros. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tonight on Beyond the Bricks with Jake Query and Mike Thomsen, they talk about the history of the music and pageantry surrounding the Indianapolis 500. This includes the history of the balloon launch, Purdue band, Back Home Again in Indiana. They also talk about the evolution of the IMS Radio Network and ABC Sports Broadcasts over the years from Sid Collins to Mark Jaynes as voices of the Indianapolis 500 on radio. They talk about all the guys who anchored the ABC Broadcasts as well from Jim Lampley and Jim McKay to Paul Page and Bob Jenkins. They also get into the Delta Force intro and how Paul decided to use it for the ABC Broadcast intros. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Tate McDermott chats with Phil Kearns and Andrew Swain about the resilience of the Reds, his combination with James O'Connor, the leadership at the Reds, Brad Thorn and Jim McKay's coaching combo, working on a Wallabies jersey and taking on the Brumbies this weekend.
We’re back with Episode 3 of our ‘You Won’t Believe What We’ve Seen’ mini-series, in partnership with SQA services, and I’m sure you’re enjoying it just as much as I am. In last week’s episode ‘Saving Lives’, we were joined by SQA founder and President Mike McKay, as well as the President & CEO of Civica Rx Martin VanTrieste, to talk about supply chain and the importance of quality in the life sciences industry. We explored the dark world of counterfeit drugs and shadow factories, the impact of COVID-19, drug shortages and ultimately the importance of supply chain in saving lives. Don't forget to check it out if you missed it! Today, we’re taking on the complex world of technology and Mike McKay is joined by his Father, Chairman of SQA, Jim McKay. They’re going to be exploring some of the latest technological advances in the industry and explaining how quality is so closely linked to honesty, communication, collaboration and partnership. And how, if you don’t have a focus on quality from the beginning, the impact on today’s technology-driven and dependent society is potentially devastating. IN THIS EPISODE WE DISCUSS: [01.03] Introducing Mike McKay. [02.08] Introducing Jim McKay. “The more things change, the more they remain the same – and that applies to what we’re doing at SQA.” (JMK) [03.46] SQA’s key partnerships in the technology industry, from Apple to Google. [04.41] Finding the right experts and building customized teams to meet customer challenges. [05.56] How SQA bring their expertise to help their customers save time and money on vital audits and inspections. “Our product is our people.” (MMK) [10.20] The origins of Intertek, which lead Jim to partner with Mike and found SQA. [13.50] Mike’s background, his perspective on working with his Dad and pivoting the Intertek approach to find a new path for SQA. [16.49] The challenge of the ‘hard sell’ and encouraging customer investment in up-front strategies for quality. [20.27] Why SQA are constantly striving for quality, and how they work in partnership with their customers to continue to deliver it. “It’s a relentless task!” (JMK) [24.54] How a focus on quality from the outset, alongside choosing the right partners, can reduce future defects and recalls. “We got out to one service supplier where the address didn’t even exist!” [27.46] The rise of cyber audits and the importance of quality in security and data. [30.56] The importance of partnerships in an ever changing technological world. RESOURCES AND LINKS MENTIONED: You can connect with Mike and Jim on LinkedIn, or head over to SQA’s website now to find out more, meet the team and discover how they could help you too. Check out our other podcasts HERE.
The Sports Lunatics take their perspective in sports and this time around they look at some of the best in the game from the studio...Jim McKay and Howard Cosell were a part of the ABC framework for decades...Enjoy the look back!
The Sports Lunatics take their perspective in sports and this time around they look at some of the best in the game from the studio...Jim McKay and Howard Cosell were a part of the ABC framework for decades...Enjoy the look back!
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Jim McKay, vice president of sales for the western region at Great Floors, talks about the challenges COVID-19, the demonstrations and riots have had on Seattle and the company's five stores in the area. McKay talks about the business community's take on the events and efforts to end the situation.
Juneteenth may become an official holiday recognized by the City of Boston. WBZNewsRadio's Jim McKay reports.
Ralph Terry epitomizes those famous words that Jim Mckay would utter in the opening of ABC's Wide World of Sports as he truly experienced the The Thrill Of Victory. and The Agony Of Defeat as he threw the final pitch in two World Series Game Sevens, Once as the losing pitcher and one as the winning pitcher,He had an 11 year Major League career spanning 1956 to 1967, most notably as a member of the New York Yankees where he led the American League with 23 victories in 1962 and, was selected as the MVP of the 1962 World Series After his baseball career he became a professional golfer. He won the 1980 Midwest PGA Championship and qualified for and played in four PGA Tour events in 1981 and 1982. In 1986, he started playing on the Senior PGA Tour. It joins Mark to talk about it all. Tune in each week on 540 am in NY NJ CT and streaming on www.sportstalknylive.com at 7pm Sundays for the live broadcast.Please take a moment to like our fan page WLIE 540 AM SPORTSTALKNY and follow us on twitter @sportstalkny
Jim McKay is the attack and assistant coach at the QLD reds. He was previously with the Reds from 2009-13, where they were successful in winning the Super Rugby title in 2011. Since that first stint with the club, he has gone on to have coaching roles with the Wallabies, Kobelco Steelers in Japan, as well as a number of consultancy positions.
Episode 40: AGA Grants Survey Today we chat with Jim McKay, Andrea Brandon, Bert Neuhring and Mike Peckham about AGA's Grants Survey! Learn about the key survey results including topics ranging from award recipient monitoring to cost principles, procurement, internal controls and future considerations for OMB. Link to the survey: https://www.agacgfm.org/2018GrantsSurvey
138: Mark Allen: 6x Ironman Triathlon World Champion, and Author of The Art of Competition, Fit Soul, Fit Body, and Total Triathlete talks about never giving up on the rough road to greatness. Mark Allen The Ironman World Championship is a 2.4 mile swim, 112 mile cycle, to be followed by 26+ miles to run after that. How did Mark Allen begin his journey into becoming this world-class athlete that succeeded multiple times in their rigorous competition? “Two years after college I saw the Ironman on Wide World of Sports, you know, back in the day when everybody would stop on Saturday to see what Jim McKay had to say about something incredible. They were showing the Ironman Triathlon, something that I had never heard of before. I didn’t know what a triathlon was. I didn’t know what the Ironman was. He runs through what the distances were that they were going to be covering that day and I was like, ‘Are you serious?’” On this episode of Finding Your Summit Podcast, we talk with Mark Allen, 6x Ironman Triathlon World Champion, and Author of The Art of Competition, Fit Soul, Fit Body, and Total Triathlete. Two weeks after Mark Allen first saw the Ironman on television the idea grew in his mind to see if he could become an Ironman. “About 9-10 months after I saw that Ironman on TV, 1982 as a 24-year-old, I was on the starting line of the Ironman. My journey to becoming an Ironman champion was certainly not automatic. The first six years that I raced in Kailua-Kona I had decent races. I was third once. I was fifth twice. I was second twice. I could be in the lead, halfway through the bike ride at the end of the bike ride, halfway through the marathon, with just a mile to go on the marathon. But I always kept falling apart at the end.” What You Will Learn: Mark Allen doesn’t shy away from discussing his losses and the wisdom he was rewarded from them. “My wins, they are great stories, you know. But I think, for me anyway, the most empowering part of that journey that I had is that I didn’t give up. Six years I went there. Six years I didn’t achieve what I ultimately wanted to do, which was to become the Ironman champion when I saw that I had some talent in the sport. After each year after devoting an entire season to this one singular goal and falling short. I had to come back home, you know? Tail between my legs. Somehow just pick up the pieces and ask myself, ok, am I going to go back again next year? If I am, what am I going to do different so that the result is not the same?” Mark Allen discusses NBA superstar Kobe Bryant’s death and why he believes that tragedy had such a strong impact on so many people. “Because it was such a shock, you know? And I think it just, for me personally, it really just brought home the fact that you just don’t know how much time you are going to have here. One moment to the next, something can happen. We all have our life plan. We have our vision, our goals, our strategy, the things that we want to do between now and whenever then is for us. But it really brought it home, like, don’t waste a moment, because I don’t know about tomorrow.” What is it about challenging himself that motivates Mark Allen, and pushes his limitations to their fullest potential? “I love things that are challenging and not predictable, and certainly the Ironman is one of those. All of us line up on the starting line. There are all these guys from all over the world who have put every bit of effort that they have. They are getting ready because they want to be the champion. We all have the same singular goal. But none of us know how it is going to evolve, how it is going to unfold through the day because there are so many unpredictable things. The wind, the heat, the humidity how one guy’s move disrupts the entire pack of cyclists.” How does Mark view the DNA of a champion? “For me what defines a champion’s mindset is when somebody is truly just there to give the absolute best that they can and they are not exactly concerned about what the outcome of the day is going to be like. But more, making each and every moment in that game, in that match, in that race count. When you do that you are just chipping away at possibility and you are putting little bits and pieces into this thing that at the end of the day might be this incredible success.” Mark Allen talked about one of the biggest Ironman setbacks that he experienced during his career, during his 6th Ironman win, and how he overcame the initial issues. “Silence. That is a champion’s mindset because when you are quiet you are tuned in to everything going on. You stop judging what is happening. You stop looking at things as impossible and you re-engage. I realised, wait a minute, maybe I can’t win this. But I’m just going to give everything I have. I’m going to cross the finish line. I knew this was going to be my final Ironman and I thought, I at least have to cross that line with my head held high, knowing that I gave everything that I could. It just slowly evolved. Slowly I made up time. Actually I did catch Thomas Hellriegel at mile 23 of the marathon” The 3 Principles of Ironman Success Mark Allen defines the three principles of Ironman success, or any success for that matter, as being: clarify, adjust, and complete. He defines all three, and with clarify he says, “Clarifying the work that your goals are asking you to do to achieve the success that you are after. That will change you from being busy to effective, and certainly in the world of business being effective is very key. If you want to double your production you aren’t going to work twice as many hours. You have to become more potent at what you are doing each and every moment.” Athletes that Inspire During this episode of Finding Your Summit Podcast, Mark Allen also talks about what was the most amazing example he saw of someone who broke barriers. “It was at this past year’s Ironman where I saw what was the most inspiring human being story ever at the race and it was an athlete named Rodrick. He was born with legs that eventually they cut the legs off above the knees. So, he is a double above the knee amputee.” Links to Additional Resources: Mark Allen’s Website: markallencoaching.com Fit Soul Fit Body: FitSoulFitBody.com Mark Allen’s Email: mark@markallencoaching.com Mark Pattison: markpattisonnfl.com Books by Mark Pattison: markallencoaching.com/resources
Sports commentator Jim McKay used to say: “Spanning the globe to bring you the constant variety of sports . . . the thrill of victory . . . and the agony of defeat . . . the human drama of athletic competition . . . This is ABC’s Wide World of Sports! . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2020/02/peak-or-pit/
Sports commentator Jim McKay used to say: “Spanning the globe to bring you the constant variety of sports . . . the thrill of victory . . . and the agony of defeat . . . the human drama of athletic competition . . . This is ABC’s Wide World of Sports! . . . https://www.wordsfortheday.com/index.php/2020/02/peak-or-pit/
Growing up in New York City, cinematographer Charles Libin absorbed the gritty, seventies-era filmmaking of movies made in Manhattan like “Taxi Driver”, “Mean Streets”, and “Dog Day Afternoon”. The Brooklyn-based cinematographer has over the years done documentary camerawork on several Jonathan Demme films including his Neil Young Trilogy, and numerous performance films including Julian Schnabel’s “Lou Reed: Berlin” as well as feature work for Jim Mckay’s “En El Séptimo Día,” one of the Hollywood Reporter’s ten best films of the year. Libin’s latest documentary work is the soon-to-be released “The Gift: The Journey of Johnny Cash”. We sat down with Charles to discuss his influences growing up in such a heady time in New York during the evolution of on-location shooting. Today’s Guests: Charles Libin http://www.charleslibin.com @charleslibin Host & Producer: Jim Kamp https://sugaredstudios.com
Book Club Claire is back! We discuss our latest pick, Munich 1972: Tragedy, Terror, and Triumph at the Olympic Games by David Clay Large. If you finished it—and Jill finished it with all of four minutes to go before we taped—congratulations! This one was a tough one to get through, although there are sections that are really interesting (and if you like to learn details about Olympics preparations, a good half of the book is for you). The Munich Olympics is unfortunately first remembered for the hostage tragedy that occurred in the Olympic Village. The Palestinian terrorist group Black September snuck into the Village and took 11 members of the Israeli team hostage. They, along with a West German police officer, were all killed. Alison mentions this news clip from Jim McKay that really captures the devastating news of how this event played out. The loss of life is beyond comprehension, but it's also a shame that it overshadowed some really amazing Olympic moments, like Mark Spitz' world record-setting seven gold medals in swimming – a record that wouldn't fall until Michael Phelps did it in 2008. Swimming is one of the few events Large talks about in the book, but he also briefly—much to Alison's dismay--mentions Olga Korbut who became the "darling of Munich" in the gymnastics competition. We also talk about one of the most controversial games in Olympic history, the finals of the men's basketball tournament. In a Cold War battle, the USA was up against the USSR at the final buzzer, but an officiating decision put three seconds back on the clock, and eventually, the USSR scored at the buzzer to win. The US team has never accepted their silver medals. Claire mentions this documentary that tells the Americans' side of the story. Our next Book Club selection is The Suspect: An Olympic Bombing, the FBI, the Media, and Richard Jewell, the Man Caught in the Middle by Kent Alexander and Kevin Salwen. Perhaps the winner of the longest subtitle this year, this is a brand-new book—it came out just this week! Get your copy through our Amazon link, and your purchase will support the show. Also check out Listener Nicholas' blog Olympic Rings and Other Things -- he's got a great post on it! Follow Claire on Twitter and be sure to read her weekly Olympics blog, Light the Cauldron. Even though Tokyo agreed to move the marathon and race walking events to Sapporo, the saga is far from over. We've got the latest installment of this maranovela, which still doesn't answer the question of who's going to pay for all of this. Episode 93: Book Club Claire on Shirley Babashoff’s “Making Waves” Episode 97: Olympian/Film Producer John MacLeod Episode 72: Book Club Claire on “Rome 1960” DISCLAIMER: OLYMPIC® is a trademark of the United States Olympic & Paralympic Committee (“USOPC”). Any use of OLYMPIC® in the Olympic Fever podcast is strictly for informational and commentary purposes. The Olympic Fever podcast is not an official podcast of the USOPC. The Olympic Fever podcast is not a sponsor of the USOPC, nor is Olympic Fever associated with or endorsed by USOPC in any way. The content of Olympic Fever podcast does not reflect the opinions, standards, views, or policies of the USOPC, and the USOPC in no way warrants that content featured in Olympic Fever is accurate.
Cricket Goodall, Executive Director of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association, and Mary McManus Guba, daughter of legendary broadcaster Jim McKay, join Bill to talk about Maryland racing and the upcoming Jim McKay Maryland Million Day on Saturday, October 19.
CBS Sports chairman Sean McManus discusses the legacy of his father Jim McKay and why his family was so connected to Maryland racing. He also talks about his desire to land major racing contracts for his network and the future of the Preakness. Stronach Group COO Tim Ritvo talks about the Kentucky Derby outcome, why Maximum Security isn't coming to Pimlico and what the owners of Pimlico and Laurel Park want to see happen with the venue for the Preakness in the years to come. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
We are lucky this week to have guest Cricket Goodall, Executive Director of the Maryland Horse Breeders Association and Executive Director of Maryland Million, Ltd., talk about her Preakness memories and the Pimlico controversy. We were also joined by very special guest Mary McManus Guba, daughter of the late, great Jim McKay, famed sports broadcaster.
“I tried to be the eyes and ears of the reader and to convey that in my story the next day. I think that’s lost today…the printed word has been devalued.” (https://golfyeah.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Hank-at-SheepRanch1.jpg) Hank Gola Veteran Sportswriter & Author Parsippany, New Jersey Hank Gola has spent more than four decades as a journalist, covering professional football and golf for the New York Daily News and the New York Post. Hank started his career in New Jersey at The Herald-News of Passaic, and the Daily Record of Morris County, where he covered the Cosmos of the North American Soccer League and the New York Giants of the NFL. Hank’s talent as a sportswriter has earned several awards over the years. Most recently, in 2018, he received the coveted Lincoln Werden Award for golf journalism from the Metropolitan Golf Writers Association; an honor he shares with the likes of Jim McKay, Chris Schenkel, Dave Anderson, John Feinstein and George Peper. Hank has also written three books. In 1987 he published “ City of Champions (https://www.amazon.com/gp/search/ref=as_li_qf_sp_sr_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=golfyeah-20&keywords=Hank Gola City of Champions&index=aps&camp=1789&creative=9325&linkCode=ur2&linkId=1741ebcb83820f9d5b971008ba19e738) “…a book that tells the story of the people and the drama behind the Garfield High School Boilermakers in their quest to win the national football championship in 1939. (https://golfyeah.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/04/Hank-at-GHS-Play.jpg) Hank with a few cast members from Garfield High School, which wrote and produced a play based on his “City of Champions” book. As a native of Garfield, New Jersey, this book was a labor of love for Hank, as well as a very personal tribute to a generation of Americans who embodied this nation’s highest ideals; many of whom eventually gave their lives fighting the tyranny of Hitler. City of Champions continues to receive critical acclaim, and has been particularly well received within his hometown. Next month, Hank Will receive the Walter D. Head Award from the Garfield New Jersey Rotary Club in recognition of his book’s rekindling of the town’s pride in an achievement that took place 80 years ago, and that has long provided Garfield with the right to call itself “The City of Champions” – a claim that has remained to this day on the road sign that welcomes visitors into the town. I’m honored to have Hank as a guest on Golf Yeah, and was particularly pleased to learn in my research that we have two things in common: an interest in Civil War history, and Huckleberry Finn as one of our favorite books. Show Highlights: Hank’s career path in journalism, and how the story of Garfield High School ‘s 1939 national football championship shaped his decision to become a sportswriter The evolution of Hank’s relationship with Patriots’ coach, Bill Belichick Tactics that NY Giants’ coach Bill Parcells would use to motivate nose tackle Jim Burt The differences between writing for the Daily News and the New York Post What soured Hank’s relationship with Tiger Woods from the outset How his book, City of Champions, has engaged every generation in the city of Garfield, New Jersey Hank’s outlook for the future of the newspaper industry Career advice for people considering a career in journalism Notable Quotes: On getting his start as a journalist: “You either started on the news side writing obituaries, or on the sports side covering high school games over the phone. That’s how you broke into the business back then.” On being out of work for 2 years after the New York Post layoffs: “I coached a lot of Little League baseball, and got to spend time with my son. I wrote a weekly column for the Bridgeport Post before the Daily News came...
Who is Jack Berry? He's a long time dear friend of mine. He was a Sports Writer with the Detroit New for many years. He was awarded the 2007 PGA Lifetime Achievement Award in Journalism. He watched me grow up as a pretty good Junior Golfer in Michigan in the 60'-70's. Wrot some nice things about me and I love that he ran in our Emily Detroit Run's in the 70'-80'. I took this story about Jack off the Golf Wire from 2007. What a career he has had and he is still very active with his writing and video story telling in many ways including with my good friend Art McCafferty's GLSP Michigan Golfer. Jack Berry, the 2007 PGA Lifetime Achievement Award in Journalism,was the 18th individual to be recognized with this Award. The award honors members of the media for their steadfast promotion of golf.In 1945, the year the Detroit Tigers beat the Chicago Cubs in the World Series Jack Berry's father was the Detroit Tigers Traveling Secretary. PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. – Jack Berry, of W. Bloomfield, Mich., whose five decades of reporting featured more than 70 of golf’s major Championships, as well as the promotion of the PGA Professional, has been named recipient of the 2007 PGA Lifetime Achievement Award in Journalism. Berry is the 18th individual to be recognized with this Award. Berry, 75, will be honored April 4, 2007, at the 35th Golf Writers Association of America Annual Spring Dinner and Awards Ceremony at the Savannah Rapids Pavilion in Augusta, Ga. "It is with a great deal of pride that The PGA of America presents this award to Jack Berry, a professional who has enlightened us all by both his attention to detail and wit, and has captured the best in the game of golf in his work," said PGA of America President Brian Whitcomb. "Mr. Berry has spent his journalistic career covering the landmark events, but he also has been a tireless servant of the game by promoting local golf and elevating the PGA Professional’s vocation to the general public." Born in Detroit, Berry began a lifelong love affair with sports as a baseball fan, following his father, Clair, who was the traveling secretary for the Detroit Tigers. Jack Berry picked up a golf club, his father’s wooden-shaft driver, for the first time in high school. He learned the game through the late PGA Professional Chet Jawor, who was PGA head professional for Detroit’s six municipal golf courses. "I soon became a big fan of the PGA Professional," said Berry. "I always liked what they did for the game and all were good guys and completely different than the Tour professional. I was fortunate that the two newspapers where I worked (Detroit Free Press and Detroit News) had a good tradition of local golf coverage. I enjoyed the opportunity to work with people in the community in covering golf. I am very honored to receive this Award, considering those who have preceded me." Berry attended Marquette University from 1949-1951, and also served two years in the U.S. Army from 1952-54. Upon his discharge, he finished his college education and graduated from Michigan State University in 1956. His journalism career began as a correspondent for United Press (1956-59), where he distinguished himself through his versatility, covering professional and local sports as the wire service’s sports editor for the state of Michigan. Berry joined the Detroit Free Press in 1959, and spent the next 12 years on the sports staff. He marked his first Tour event when he covered the 1958 Buick Open in Grand Blanc, Mich. His professional sports "beat" featured the Detroit Red Wings of the then-six-team National Hockey League; and he marked his first major Championship in 1961, at the U.S. Open at Oakland Hills Country Club in Bloomfield Township, Mich. Berry joined the Detroit News in 1971, and remained its premier golf writer through 1993, during which time he developed a relationship with Michigan PGA Professionals and the Free Press Junior Golf Program, which collaborated with the Detroit Recreation Department. It is a program "that was a forerunner to today’s First Tee in providing opportunities for young people to join the game," said Berry. In 1984, Berry was named the 27th president of the Golf Writers Association of America, making him the second journalist from the Detroit News (preceded by John Walter in 1958-59) to hold that position. Berry also served as GWAA secretary-treasurer from 1990-98. Following his Detroit News’ career, Berry became one of the most prolific golf freelance writers, with columns and features appearing in PGA Magazine, Chicagoland Golf and the Michigan Golfer. He is the recipient of the 1997 Golf Association of Michigan Distinguished Service Award. In 2003, he became the second journalist inducted into the Michigan Golf Hall of Fame, joining the late Walter. Among the members of the Michigan Hall of Fame are legendary five-time PGA Champion and founding PGA member Walter Hagen, and 1953 PGA Champion Walter Burkemo. Berry marked the 1986 Masters, when Jack Nicklaus conquered Augusta National Golf Club at age 46, as not only his most memorable golf event as a reporter, but also a defining moment in his life. Berry nearly died following the Masters. He was stricken with acute viral myocarditis two weeks earlier at the Players Championship. After enduring great pain and energy loss during the Masters, he arrived home to enter the emergency room of the local hospital. "I arrived with heart, liver and kidney failure, and in shock," said Berry. "I almost made the final six-footer." Some two years later, Berry’s recovery was complete, as he competed in the New York City Marathon. His reporting has also ventured into horse racing, where he chronicled Secretariat’s path to the 1973 Triple Crown; to Super Bowl VII, where the Miami Dolphins became the NFL’s first and only unbeaten championship team at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in 1973; and to Lake Placid, N.Y., where the 1980 United States Olympic Hockey Team upset the squad from the former Soviet Union in the famous "Miracle on Ice." The PGA Lifetime Achievement Award in Journalism, first presented in 1989, honors members of the media for their steadfast promotion of golf. Past Award winners include: Dick Taylor, Herbert Warren Wind, Jim Murray, Frank Chirkinian, Bob Green, Dan Jenkins, Furman Bisher, Jack Whitaker, Dave Anderson, Ken Venturi, Jim McKay, Kaye Kessler, Nick Seitz, Renton Laidlaw, Bob Verdi, Al Barkow and Ron Green Sr. The Award selection committee is composed of representatives from The PGA of America, PGA Tour, USGA, LPGA Tour, Champions Tour, European Tour, Golf Superintendents Association of America, National Golf Course Owners Association, American Society of Golf Course Architects, National Golf Foundation and past recipients.
It was this exact week back in October 2017, one year ago, when you heard the first Viewpoint This Sunday broadcast. The top news stories that week were, the Uranium One Scandal, Tax Reform, will it pass, and how are folks defining Trumpism and will it work? We continue to bring you the top stories from top experts in their field every Sunday at 10 am est - Just this past month we realized the need for a midweek version of this oustanding news magazine - Every Wednesday at 6 pm est you now have Viewpoint, The Midweek Report. None of this would be possible without the talent and commitment of our Out Loud family of Experts and the countless contributors that have graced this weekly production. They truly are the reason this show has reached the level of success that it has. Along with our producers Jim McKay and Ava Armstrong, who commit themselves every week to bringing you the best news magazine in the world. As we look forward to the future with you, we take a look back over the past year to see how we got here together. I guarantee you’ll learn plenty, you’ll laugh some, and you’ll be richer for the journey friends… We each have a part to play - There is no greater reward in this lifetime than to impact another life! Big Hugs, Malcolm BIG SHOW TODAY and every Sunday 10 AM EST with an Encore Presentation at 6 PM on America Out Loud Talk Radio. Listen on-demand after 1 PM on Sunday on Podcast Networks Worldwide. Subscribe to Viewpoint on Apple Podcasts by clicking here. OCT 28th 10 AM EST ENCORE PRESENTATION AT 6 PM AVAILABLE ON PODCAST NETWORKS AFTER 1
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What kind of effect do video games have on gamers? Do video games make people violent? Listen as Craig discusses the latest news story about the video game shooting in Florida with Jim Polito. These and more tech tips, news, and updates visit - CraigPeterson.com --- Related Articles: Looks Like Google Is Always Recording Your Location -- Even When You Tell It Not To --- Transcript: Below is a rush transcript of this segment, it might contain errors. Airing date: 08/28/2018 Psychology And Videogames Craig Peterson: [00:00:00] Hey, Good Morning everybody! Craig Peterson here. And I'm saying good morning cause as you probably already know tape these in the morning. This morning I was on with Jim Polito. Jim was all by himself this morning. He didn't have Danny. His board op and producer to help him out. So, I kind of took it easy with him and we stuck with the one big story in the news this week, which of course is the story about the video game shooting down in Florida. So, we went a little bit more detail obviously a different track than I went on with Jack yesterday. But, you know if you heard Jack's interview you might skip today's, but you might want to listen to today's because there's always a little bit different. [00:00:41] So, here we go with Mr. Jim. Here he is, our tech guru, the man with all the answers. Craig Peterson. Good morning, sir. [00:00:55] Good morning, Jim. It's been quite a morning here with all of the video game stuff going on. Mental health issues. Did you know I was the chairman of the oversight board for Health and Human Services in New Hampshire for a couple of years? [00:01:11] Yeah, yeah I did not know that. [00:01:15] Oh, OK. [00:01:17] Yet another hat that I've worn. Craig every time you're on the show, it's something else, next going to tell me you were an astronaut. [00:01:29] That would be fun I always wanted to go to that place down in Alabama. Are you kidding me? Yeah right. Right. No. Rocketown. [00:01:40] Absolutely. You're absolutely right. [00:01:44] No, go ahead. No, I'm just a space cadet. That's all. [00:01:48] Never ever made it into the space force. This whole thing is really interesting when you're talking about mental health issues and kids and video games. In fact, a lot of people might not really be aware of what it's like, nowadays. You know you and I might have played some Donkey Kong or I you remember when Pong came out and I had pong. [00:02:11] I wish I had the original game because my parents bought it for me one Christmas. [00:02:18] Do you burn in the TV tube? Pretty much [00:02:21] It was an old black and white. And you know eventually, I did. But, nobody cared because it was an old black, a spare black and white that we had. [00:02:32] When did you get your first color TV? I remember my family of like 1970. [00:02:37] I think we were '72 because it was a tiny one. It weighed a ton. And I actually ended up bringing it to college as my TV. It was a small way too tiny it was one of those so-called portables. But, you know it was like a medicine ball trying to lift the thing. It was around 72 because this is the anniversary right about now the 72 Olympics I was just doing something on it earlier this morning Mark Spitz. I remember watching that small color TV when the Israeli athletes were taken hostage, in the siege and the slaughter. I remember watching Jim McKay on that little-colored TV that weighed a ton. So, it had to be around 72. The first real color TV like a big one. I don't remember but this was 72. The big old console TV. [00:03:39] Yeah, we had a console TV in the living room, exactly.These games have come a long way. Now, what's happening at this event and if you've never seen one of these or been one of them. I think this will be a real eye-opener for a lot of people because these are huge events, and there is more excitement in the stands than I have ever seen anywhere, except for maybe the U.S. first event, the first robotics. To me, it's interesting Jim because I don't watch professional sports, right. [00:04:13] Period. Right. Right. Not even the Canadian Football. Craig, not even Canadian football but that's real football. An extra 10 yards on the field a field and one less down you know by that, by the way, no hockey, Craig. [00:04:31] Yeah. I was captain of my hockey team. But, you know I've never watched the game other than my dad was watching or my brothers were watching. My brother was on the minor league team for the Toronto Blue Jays. [00:04:45] That's a big deal. [00:04:47] It's a very big deal, but not me. Right. So, I just don't get it. Why would you be there cheering on someone? Watching them play a video game because that's what it is. You have the players up in the front and the players are playing, in this case, Madden football and they're they're all up at the front there's huge screens so everyone can watch. Yeah, and they're going through it. Now, there's lots of them. There's a shoot up scenarios you know you can be in World War Two. Yeah, and you're there with your platoon and you're talking back and forth with the other members of your platoon. Your killing zombie nazis and things, right, as you're going around. Now, they have this artificial feeling, like they are actually there. When they might be in their mom's basement and somebody else might be in Siberia, it doesn't really matter. They're all around the world. In reality, they're not building real friendships they're not really communicating, People, there's a whole huge business, look up twitch, a huge business built around people going to twitch and watching other people play video games. And you're not even watching them play the video game watching, you're watching their screen. [00:06:11] Yeah right. I don't get it. [00:06:13] I don't either. I've seen it. I went to what is at PAX East and I watched some competition. Danny, who's not here today. Danny watches other people compete in things like Fortnight. I mean it's actually become something that people do. Watch these competitors on these games. I mean I get it. I do. I do get it. Now, the question is you know psychologically and I know you used to be when we were younger, Craig, people would say oh watching violent movies make people violent, you know. And now it's OK so playing these video games makes people violent. I just don't think that's it. I think it's like my psychiatrist friend years ago, 20 years ago, said to me how do you know if this person didn't have a psychiatric issue. If they wouldn't be violent, anyway. And the same thing about a gamer, just because they're playing the game, maybe if they weren't a gamer they'd still be a violent person. [00:07:25] There's a difference between correlation and causation, right. And that's kind of why I was going to add to Jim these types of games are attractive to certain people with certain types of mental disorders. However, the same can be said about circuses or almost anything that you might name, right. This is not causal, near as we can tell. I've had a number of psychiatrists and psychologists on my radio show, talking about this whole issue in general. Is it harmful? I think what we have to look at and I think pretty much everyone's in agreement when the child is very young like, in the single digits of age, particularly the first four or maybe even as much as eight years of their life. Now the first four certainly. Do not expose them to a whole lot of time either in front of the TV or in front of an iPad or in front of a computer. Because their brains need to mature those pathways need to develop. And near as we can tell those pathways don't develop as well when the kid is sitting watching something. As opposed to maybe they're outside or creating. I used to love Lego when I was a kid. Yeah, I made all kinds of stuff, that that's the right things flowing in the brain. Jim, I don't think there's really anything conclusive, there certainly is no agreement as to whether this is just kind of an associative sort of thing at that track that people with these types of disorders and obviously doesn't track a lot of them like this. This isn't happening frequently but it is a different world that I think a lot of people should look into a little bit. You know you mentioned PAX East. I have a son that went to that event. In fact, he went there with a girlfriend because he loves to play the video games on his little video game console. You know when you're 30 35 40 and you're still spending a lot of time in your video game. It's you know it's time to move on to real life. [00:09:33] I get it. Craig I know we had so much other stuff to talk about today but it's always good to get your perspective when things like this are in the news. Especially I found fascinating, the stuff you sent me about how Google is still tracking me even when I tell it not to. That's a great, great piece and folks that's just some of the stuff, you can get from Craig Peterson if you text him my name Jim to this number 8 5 5 3 8 5 55 53 that is text the Jim or ask any questions you might have. [00:10:13] to 8 5 5 3 8 5 fifty five fifty three. [00:10:18] That's right. Standard data and text rates apply. You get great information from Craig Peterson. If there's some type of an emergency with a massive hack or a data breach, he gets you the facts and what you need to do. He doesn't try to sell you anything and it's all free. Craig, thank you so, so much I really appreciate the time and your perspective on that news story. [00:10:45] Take care, Jim. Already. Bye-bye folks don't go anywhere. Final word when we return you're listening to. [00:10:52] Hey, everybody. I want you know this is a bit of a heads up. Starting next week for the entire month of September every week I'm going to be doing a special webinar. We're going to talk about how to protect yourself from certain types of attacks. And I have a package I'm going to offer to you if you are on the Webinar some really special deals with some real special bonuses. But, overall a whole lot of learning and stuff. I don't think you are already aware of. So, keep an eye out for that in your e-mail. And if you want to sign up you can always just text me or e-mail me at Craig Peterson dot com. Have a great day bye-bye. --- Don't miss any episode from Craig. Visit http://CraigPeterson.com/itunes. Subscribe and give us a rating! 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Director Jim McKay discusses his film with fellow director Rebecca Miller. The film examines the plight of undocumented immigrants by focusing in on a pivotal week in the life of Jose, a delivery man who works long hours six days a week trying to survive and make it in America.
Jim McKay, writer/director of the EN EL SEPTIMO DIA, the film that many top critics are calling “one of the best films of 2018 so far,” and a potential Best Picture Oscar nominee, joins us to discuss why as a Caucasian director he felt the need to make this Brooklyn comedy about undocumented Mexican immigrants having to decide between their jobs or a soccer game. Then we chat with the President of the NAHJ (National Association of Hispanic Journalists), Brandon Benavides, about why Hispanic journalists are invisible on the Sunday political shows and morning network news programs like TODAY and GMA. Would you like to get in touch with us? Email us at highlyrelevant@showbizcafe.com and help us spread the word on social media: Twitter Facebook Instagram If you enjoyed this episode head on over to iTunes and kindly leave us a rating, a review and please subscribe! Ways to subscribe to Highly Relevant with Jack Rico: • Click here to subscribe via iTunes • Click here to subscribe via Spotify • Click here to subscribe via Stitcher
Episode 116 of One Week Only! Our key film this week is "En el Séptimo Día" (On The Seventh Day), a naturalistic and inspiring drama about a group of undocumented Mexican immigrants in NYC who must choose between working on Sunday or playing in a championship soccer game. Directed by Jim McKay, it's a rich character portrait and a heartfelt look at immigrant struggles and dreams. (20:50) We also review the heartwarming musical drama "Hearts Beat Loud" directed by Brett Haley (2:55), and the complex character drama "Nancy" directed by Christina Choe (12:10). Hosted by Carlos Aguilar & Conor Holt. Music by Kevin MacLeod at www.incompetech.com
Mr. Robot: Final Temporada 3, Capitulo 10 País Estados Unidos Dirección Sam Esmail (Creator), Sam Esmail, Jim McKay, Tricia Brock, Deborah Chow, Nisha Ganatra, Niels Arden Oplev, Guion Sam Esmail, Randolph Leon, Adam Penn, Kyle Bradstreet, Kate Erickson, David Iserson, Kor Adana, Courtney Looney Reparto Rami Malek, Christian Slater, Carly Chaikin, Michel Gill, Gloria Reuben, Portia Doubleday, Martin Wallström, Grace Gummer, Gabriel Hansen, Justin Morck, Jeremy Holm, Michael Buscemi Sinopsis: Al darse cuenta de Santiago es una mole, Dom es capturado con Darlene. Elliot hace la paz con Mr. Robot para salvar a su hermana de que Irving lo encuentra y los lleva a la granja con las mujeres; donde León y otros agentes del Ejército Oscuro miran. Irving mata Santiago y fuerzas Dom para convertirse en el nuevo lunar, amenazando a su familia. asistente de Grant whiterose prepara para matar a los Aldersons pesar Ejército Oscuro de Elliot truco. Elliot es capaz de salvarse a sí mismo y Darlene mediante la presentación de una forma de trasladar la planta a Congo antes. Whiterose de relojes en línea, con la promesa de reunirse con Grant una vez que el plan está completo pero tener subvención matar a sí mismo mientras Leon mata a los otros agentes. Angela se revela haber sido traído a la casa de Phillip Price. Precio admite que es el padre biológico de Angela; Whiterose es delirante y sólo se utiliza Angela a pesar de él.Esta información hace que Angela encajarse a presión fuera de su estado desequilibrado. Una Dom rota odia Darlene y da acceso a Elliot el FBI. Él ve Romero no estaba detrás de las claves de cifrado; Mr. Robot fue porque es lo que querría Elliot. Elliot se compromete a trabajar con él y va a buscar a los verdaderos jugadores que acaba de revelar a sí mismos; que envía los datos de deshacer Cinco Nueve. En una escena post-créditos como Darlene camina al apartamento de Elliot que se enfrenta a matones dirigidos por Vera.En una escena post-créditos como Darlene camina al apartamento de Elliot que se enfrenta a matones dirigidos por Vera.En una escena post-créditos como Darlene camina al apartamento de Elliot que se enfrenta a matones dirigidos por Vera.
Mr. Robot: Temporada 3, Capitulo 9 País Estados Unidos Dirección Sam Esmail (Creator), Sam Esmail, Jim McKay, Tricia Brock, Deborah Chow, Nisha Ganatra, Niels Arden Oplev, Guion Sam Esmail, Randolph Leon, Adam Penn, Kyle Bradstreet, Kate Erickson, David Iserson, Kor Adana, Courtney Looney Reparto Rami Malek, Christian Slater, Carly Chaikin, Michel Gill, Gloria Reuben, Portia Doubleday, Martin Wallström, Grace Gummer, Gabriel Hansen, Justin Morck, Jeremy Holm, Michael Buscemi Sinopsis: Mr. Robot va a la casa de Tyrell, donde ambos se encuentran Precio que anuncia Tyrell será la figura decorativa como el nuevo director de tecnología. Tyrell se da cuenta de que sigue siendo la marioneta del Ejército Oscuro pero tienen una debilidad en el FBI. Elliot resurge, leyendo el mensaje de Mr. Robot acerca de la conexión. E-mail de Trenton revela Romero mantiene las claves de cifrado de Cinco Nueve, que podría revertir todo y ahora están dentro del FBI. Darlene seduce Dom, pero es atrapado tratando de obtener su placa. Angela todavía es engañado, creyendo en el plan de Whiterose para deshacer todo y ya no confiar en Elliot; los hombres escogen Angela arriba. Darlene dice la verdad al FBI, afirmando también que sabe el Ejército Oscuro es su propietario. Santiago entra en pánico y llama a Irving. A través de Irving y León, Elliot se reúne con el ayudante de Zhang para una etapa falsa 3;su exploración de su ordenador portátil le da acceso a la oscuridad Ejército. Whiterose está indignado que el traslado de la planta a Congo tomará un mes. Ella le da permiso para que Elliot a morir.
Mr. Robot: Temporada 3, Capitulo 8 País Estados Unidos Dirección Sam Esmail (Creator), Sam Esmail, Jim McKay, Tricia Brock, Deborah Chow, Nisha Ganatra, Niels Arden Oplev, Guion Sam Esmail, Randolph Leon, Adam Penn, Kyle Bradstreet, Kate Erickson, David Iserson, Kor Adana, Courtney Looney Reparto Rami Malek, Christian Slater, Carly Chaikin, Michel Gill, Gloria Reuben, Portia Doubleday, Martin Wallström, Grace Gummer, Gabriel Hansen, Justin Morck, Jeremy Holm, Michael Buscemi Sinopsis: Elliot no dice a Darlene nada, desde drogas para el tratamiento de colocar voluntariamente en la cárcel, es mantener a raya Mr. Robot, diciendo que el mundo desmoronarse a su alrededor es su culpa. Él pone sus asuntos con el fin de dar a su perro a su vecino, arrojando su chaqueta Mr. Robot de distancia, y yendo a las familias Trenton y Mobley de pagar sus aspectos. Elliot compra una cantidad letal de pastillas de morfina y se dirige a la playa de Coney Island a cometer suicidio, pero es disuadido por Mohammad, el hermano menor de Trenton, a quien Elliot se ve obligado a cuidar cuando sus padres lo dejan solo. Después de Mohammad deja una película que Elliot lo lleva a y se dirige a una mezquita, que se enfrenta a Elliot, que admite que él desea que él estaba muerto. Después de dejar Mohammad marcha atrás en su casa, que va al apartamento de Angela y le recuerda a un juego que solían jugar de niños, lo que da Elliot la voluntad de vivir. Después de llegar a casa, conseguir la chaqueta hacia atrás y volver a instalar su equipo, se da cuenta de un mensaje antiguo enviado desde Trenton antes de su muerte, diciendo que hay una manera de deshacer el hack.
Mr. Robot: Temporada 3, Capitulo 7 País Estados Unidos Dirección Sam Esmail (Creator), Sam Esmail, Jim McKay, Tricia Brock, Deborah Chow, Nisha Ganatra, Niels Arden Oplev, Guion Sam Esmail, Randolph Leon, Adam Penn, Kyle Bradstreet, Kate Erickson, David Iserson, Kor Adana, Courtney Looney Reparto Rami Malek, Christian Slater, Carly Chaikin, Michel Gill, Gloria Reuben, Portia Doubleday, Martin Wallström, Grace Gummer, Gabriel Hansen, Justin Morck, Jeremy Holm, Michael Buscemi Sinopsis: Elliot corre a Krista y Mr. Robot hace darse cuenta de Elliot en realidad puede estar involucrado. Darlene no está resuelta por el engaño de Angela que los muertos todavía va a estar bien y volver. Irving hace Mr. Robot da cuenta de toda su revolución sólo se produjo porque la élite lo permitía. Precio está arruinado, Zhang elegirá su reemplazo y mover la planta del municipio de Washington para Congo; Zhang castigado Precio por desobedecer y no controlar Angela y la demanda. Leon mata amigo de Mobley y hace Mobley y ayuda Trenton enterrar el cuerpo en el desierto. Al volver a casa se encuentran con el ayudante de Zhang y agentes del Ejército Oscuro. Tyrell desempeña el papel de cautiverio, a pesar de la incredulidad de Dom. Tyrell identifica a los líderes de fsociety que están planeando otro ataque dentro de las 24 horas; los dos sospechosos de ser revelados al público.Agente de Santiago revela la muerte de Joanna y amenaza hijo de Tyrell Tyrell si se apaga el plan. El ejército oscuro muestra el código de Mobley y Trenton para un ataque sobre control del tráfico aéreo y los obligó a pegarse un tiro en la cabeza. Dom relojes la incursión búsqueda de los dos cuerpos y atar fsociety a Irán. Un aturdido Dom cree que el verdadero cerebro, Whiterose, en realidad va a salirse con la suya.
Mr. Robot: Temporada 3, Capitulo 6 País Estados Unidos Dirección Sam Esmail (Creator), Sam Esmail, Jim McKay, Tricia Brock, Deborah Chow, Nisha Ganatra, Niels Arden Oplev, Guion Sam Esmail, Randolph Leon, Adam Penn, Kyle Bradstreet, Kate Erickson, David Iserson, Kor Adana, Courtney Looney Reparto Rami Malek, Christian Slater, Carly Chaikin, Michel Gill, Gloria Reuben, Portia Doubleday, Martin Wallström, Grace Gummer, Gabriel Hansen, Justin Morck, Jeremy Holm, Michael Buscemi Sinopsis: Angela no le dice a Elliot nada pero se da cuenta de que Tyrell está en el restaurante Red Wheelbarrow; Darlene le transmite esta información a Dom. Aunque el agente Santiago los ataca, Dom y su compañero lo comprueban ellos mismos. Irving le da a Tyrell instrucciones escritas que lo molestan. Dom encuentra el escondite de Tyrell en el restaurante, pero simplemente lo extraña. Mientras tanto, Elliot va al edificio objetivo de la Etapa 2 para evitar la explosión desde el interior, aunque Mr. Robot demora constantemente y hace que Elliot se ataque solo. Darlene se enfrenta a Angela y amenaza con denunciarla ante el FBI, pero Ángela insiste en que nadie será herido. Elliot convence a Mr. Robot de ayudar cuando se dan cuenta de que los registros en papel no están en el edificio.Dom ve Tyrell es arrestado en público, gritando para que puedan detener el ataque. Creyendo que ha dejado la Etapa 2, Elliot pondera verdadero plan de Whiterose cuando ve informes de explosiones en las instalaciones de otros 71 E Corp sostienen los registros en papel redirigidas por él, dejando miles de muertos. Elliot se da cuenta de que él es el responsable de la magnitud mejorar la resolución de la Etapa 2.
Mr. Robot: Temporada 3, Capitulo 5 País Estados Unidos Dirección Sam Esmail (Creator), Sam Esmail, Jim McKay, Tricia Brock, Deborah Chow, Nisha Ganatra, Niels Arden Oplev, Guion Sam Esmail, Randolph Leon, Adam Penn, Kyle Bradstreet, Kate Erickson, David Iserson, Kor Adana, Courtney Looney Reparto Rami Malek, Christian Slater, Carly Chaikin, Michel Gill, Gloria Reuben, Portia Doubleday, Martin Wallström, Grace Gummer, Gabriel Hansen, Justin Morck, Jeremy Holm, Michael Buscemi Sinopsis: Sin memoria de los últimos cuatro días, Elliot se pone a trabajar el día de la votación de la ONU. Se da cuenta de que ha sido despedido y la Etapa 2 va a suceder hoy. Él trata de evadir la seguridad para cerrarla, pero es atrapado y escoltado. Intenta llamar a una amenaza de bomba, mientras que una gran concentración de manifestantes de la E-Corp se reúnen en la parte delantera del edificio. Darlene aparece, admitiendo que está trabajando con el FBI y Angela está trabajando con Mr. Robot, ayudando a Elliot a recordar sus días perdidos. Los manifestantes irrumpen en E Corp, aterrorizando a los trabajadores. Irving llama a Angela, indicando que los disturbios son una distracción para que puedan enviar a Elliot a copiar los datos importantes de un HSM en una habitación segura antes de que la Etapa 2 pueda suceder. Angela oye que la ONU aceptó la anexión, luego se le acerca un sospechoso guardia de seguridad. Ella atrae a los manifestantes, que atacan al guardia de seguridad, para que pueda completar la tarea prevista para Elliot, y luego pasa los datos a un agente del Ejército Oscuro. Elliot la confronta en el caos.
Mr. Robot: Temporada 3, Capitulo 4 País Estados Unidos Dirección Sam Esmail (Creator), Sam Esmail, Jim McKay, Tricia Brock, Deborah Chow, Nisha Ganatra, Niels Arden Oplev, Guion Sam Esmail, Randolph Leon, Adam Penn, Kyle Bradstreet, Kate Erickson, David Iserson, Kor Adana, Courtney Looney Reparto Rami Malek, Christian Slater, Carly Chaikin, Michel Gill, Gloria Reuben, Portia Doubleday, Martin Wallström, Grace Gummer, Gabriel Hansen, Justin Morck, Jeremy Holm, Michael Buscemi Sinopsis: Darlene puede jugar con las sospechas de Elliot sobre ella, unidas por su desconfianza en Mr. Robot. Elliot admite que la Etapa 2 nunca fue cancelada, sospechando que Mr. Robot sale de noche y le pide a Darlene que se esconda en el departamento vacante de Shayla para seguirlo. Darlene continúa en una espiral descendente, viendo a Mr. Robot irse con Angela. Tyrell ha perdido toda la fe en Elliot después de enterarse de las demoras en los registros de envío. Tres días antes de que se produzca la Etapa 2, Ángela dice que pueden mover todos los registros en papel durante el fin de semana. Ella tranquiliza a Elliot cuando él emerge y ve a Tyrell y a ella. Angela ha hecho que Phillip Price despida a Elliot para evitar que interfiera. Tyrell quiere que él y su familia sean enviados a un lugar seguro en Ucrania después de la Etapa 2. Dom capta la fuente del nuevo video de la sociedad, aún convencido de que realmente es el Ejército Oscuro. Darlene promete seguir una pista, pero sin un cable y haber hecho que Elliot prometa vengarse si algo le sucede.
Mr. Robot: Temporada 3, Capitulo 3 País Estados Unidos Dirección Sam Esmail (Creator), Sam Esmail, Jim McKay, Tricia Brock, Deborah Chow, Nisha Ganatra, Niels Arden Oplev, Guion Sam Esmail, Randolph Leon, Adam Penn, Kyle Bradstreet, Kate Erickson, David Iserson, Kor Adana, Courtney Looney Reparto Rami Malek, Christian Slater, Carly Chaikin, Michel Gill, Gloria Reuben, Portia Doubleday, Martin Wallström, Grace Gummer, Gabriel Hansen, Justin Morck, Jeremy Holm, Michael Buscemi Sinopsis: La noche del ataque, Mr. Robot intentó dispararle a Tyrell, pero el arma se atascó. Tyrell luego convence a Mr. Robot de que lo necesita para la Etapa 2. Aparecen Irving y el Ejército Oscuro, declarando que Gideon le dijo al FBI que Tyrell cerró el honeypot, convirtiéndolo en el principal sospechoso del hack. Llevan a Tyrell a una cabaña en un área aislada. La evaluación psicológica lo rompe pero él admite que siempre será leal a Elliot. Zhang comienza a trabajar en Tyrell y Elliot. Tyrell tiene acceso seguro para diseñar Stage 2 y el firmware de Cisco. Los informes de que Joanna se está moviendo hacen que Tyrell se dispare y salga a caminar donde es arrestado por un oficial de policía local. El oficial es asesinado por el agente Santiago del FBI, otra planta del Ejército Oscuro y el superior de Dom; eso asegura que nadie sepa sobre Tyrell. Irving puede calmar a Tyrell diciendo que puede recuperar a su familia cuando esto termine. Irving revisa a Elliot a través de Leon. Tyrell es llevado a un hotel controlado por el Ejército Oscuro y está entusiasmado de volver a encontrarse con Elliot. Después de tener que dispararle, Angela le cuenta a Tyrell sobre el alter / doble personalidad de Elliot —Mr. Robot—. Mientras estaba en la cirugía, Mr. Robot se despierta y le sonríe a Tyrell por seguir el plan.
Mr. Robot: Temporada 3, Capitulo 2 País Estados Unidos Dirección Sam Esmail (Creator), Sam Esmail, Jim McKay, Tricia Brock, Deborah Chow, Nisha Ganatra, Niels Arden Oplev, Guion Sam Esmail, Randolph Leon, Adam Penn, Kyle Bradstreet, Kate Erickson, David Iserson, Kor Adana, Courtney Looney Reparto Rami Malek, Christian Slater, Carly Chaikin, Michel Gill, Gloria Reuben, Portia Doubleday, Martin Wallström, Grace Gummer, Gabriel Hansen, Justin Morck, Jeremy Holm, Michael Buscemi Sinopsis: Cinco semanas después, Elliot se abre camino hasta E Corp, recurriendo a los ejecutivos más bajos y convenciendo a un gerente medio para que comience a digitalizar los registros en papel, mientras secretamente mueve el resto fuera del edificio de la Etapa 2 a un almacén de E Corp. Scott Knowles es arrestado por el asesinato de Sharon, Joanna aparece en televisión diciendo que siempre amará a Tyrell; Derek la mata y el Sr. Sutherland mata a Derek. Una fuente desconocida lanza otro video de la sociedad. Dom y el FBI presionaron a Darlene, revelando la llamada telefónica que Elliott le hizo a Tyrell. Darlene se queda en casa de Elliot, Mr. Robot emerge y la asusta. Phillip Price tiene todas las naciones necesarias excepto China a bordo para Ecoin. Cuando Price intenta amenazar a Zhang con el voto de la ONU para permitir que China se anexe al Congo, Zhang revela su control sobre Angela. Zhang quiere que la Etapa 2 comience el día de la votación, ganen o pierdan, para castigar a Price. Elliot deja salir a Mr. Robot durante una sesión de terapia donde le dice a Krista que él y Elliot estaban en peligro. Lenny devuelve el perro enfermo. Elliot se da cuenta de que Darlene pinchó su computadora y va a la casa de seguridad del FBI de Darlene.
Mr. Robot: Temporada 3, Capitulo 1 País Estados Unidos Estados Unidos Dirección Sam Esmail (Creator), Sam Esmail, Jim McKay, Tricia Brock, Deborah Chow, Nisha Ganatra, Niels Arden Oplev, Guion Sam Esmail, Randolph Leon, Adam Penn, Kyle Bradstreet, Kate Erickson, David Iserson, Kor Adana, Courtney Looney Reparto Rami Malek, Christian Slater, Carly Chaikin, Michel Gill, Gloria Reuben, Portia Doubleday, Martin Wallström, Grace Gummer, Gabriel Hansen, Justin Morck, Jeremy Holm, Michael Buscemi Sinopsis: Zhang tiene la intención de que Elliot muera una vez que su trabajo para el Ejército Oscuro esté completo. Presa del pánico, Tyrell llama al vendedor de autos usados ??y al agente del Ejército Oscuro Irving. Elliot se despierta una semana después con Angela. Él encuentra el firmware hackear edificio vacío. Darlene aparece, presionándolo para obtener información, pero miente y dice que Tyrell nunca estuvo involucrado. Con el poder todavía fuera, lo lleva a un torneo clandestino de hackers con conexiones de fibra. Él cierra la puerta trasera en E Corp pero los agentes del Ejército Oscuro los obligan a salir. Irving sacude su cola del FBI y Elliot cree que suspende la Etapa 2. Pensando que su revolución empeoró las cosas, le pide a Angela un trabajo en E Corp para arreglar las cosas. Esa noche, Mr. Robot emerge y Angela lo lleva a trabajar con Irving y Tyrell, creando otra forma de avanzar en la Etapa 2. Angela planea manipular a Elliot como lo hace Mr. Robot, creyendo en el plan de Whiterose de deshacer todo lo que E Corp haya hecho alguna vez y crea un nuevo mundo.
País Estados Unidos Dirección Sam Esmail (Creator), Sam Esmail, Jim McKay, Tricia Brock, Deborah Chow, Nisha Ganatra, Niels Arden Oplev, Christoph Schrewe Guion Sam Esmail, Randolph Leon, Adam Penn, Kyle Bradstreet, Kate Erickson, David Iserson, Kor Adana, Courtney Looney, Lucy Teitler Música Mac Quayle Fotografía Tod Campbell, Tim Ives Reparto Rami Malek, Christian Slater, Carly Chaikin, Michel Gill, Gloria Reuben, Portia Doubleday, Martin Wallström, Grace Gummer, Gabriel Hansen, Justin Morck, Jeremy Holm, Michael Buscemi, Bruce Altman, Samrat Chakrabarti, Elliot Villar, Gigi Stone, Frankie Shaw, Ben Rappaport, Stephanie Corneliussen, B.D. Wong, Michael Cristofer, Sunita Mani, Michael Drayer, Vaishnavi Sharma, Azhar Khan, Bobby Cannavale Sinopsis Serie de TV (2015-Actualidad). Elliot Anderson es un joven y brillante programador con problemas para las relaciones sociales que durante el día trabaja como técnico de ciberseguridad de una importante empresa informática y por la noche es un desinteresado justiciero cibernético, que se verá envuelto en una oscura trama.
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In this episode: another trip to the Digital Press video game store in Clifton, NJ (www.digitpress.com), meeting James Rolfe (the Angry Video Game Nerd) and trying to get him on the show, the Nostalgia Critic, celebrity deaths (Mel Ferrer, Bo Diddley, Harvey Korman, Jim McKay, Tim Russert, and George Carlin, thanks to www.deadoraliveinfo.com), What Ever Happened To? (Jim J. Bullock), a psycho in Union Square Park claiming NASA is going to blow up Jupiter on 7/7/08, Project Lucifer, a Hulk Hogan's Celebrity Championship Wrestling update, Sean Connery's memoirs, Kung Fu Panda (2008) starring Jack Black, You Don't Mess with the Zohan (2008) starring Adam Sandler, Kevin Nealon's horrible acting, Dana Carvey's new HBO comedy special Squatting Monkeys Tell No Lies, Mike Myers, the upcoming movie Disaster Movie (2008), Frank Darabont's Indiana Jones and the City of Gods script, the new Apple iPhone 3G and disposable gadgets, The Kid from Brooklyn on Last Comic Standing (www.thekidfrombrooklyn.com), Rob's trip to California, Los Angeles vs. New York City, celebrity sightings (Lisa Bonet, Neil Patrick Harris, and Ryan Reynolds), and our listener Joe from Belleville, NJ. 86 minutes - paunchstevenson.com
Ed McMahon may be losing his house so Martin and Steele have an intelligent discussion of the housing crunch and it's effect on the elderly. Okay, that's a lie. There's nothing intelligent about it. Also, Jim McKay is dead and the courtroom stinks like fecals.
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