Podcast appearances and mentions of Jonathan Crane

Schmeev loves Boondox. He talks about it all the time. He always says "Mike, I've had it with ICP. I don't care about Twiztid. I don't have any Dead Homies. I really wanna hear about the coolest scarecrow since Jonathan Crane". Yup, we're breaking kayfabe here. All that stuff you hear in Juggalo Judgment episodes is for show. He's just that convincing. Dude should be an actor.   Anyways, Boondox teamed up with Mike E. Clark to produce his 2010 record and it's definitely southern and spooky. It also may have one of the worst Juggalo "love" songs we've come across yet. Grab your harmonica and banjos, we're about to go... South Of Hell.

Co-owners of Luna Lounge, Cesar Wolch and Jonathan Crane on the Super Bowl Boycott Party they're hosting this Sunday full 267 Fri, 07 Feb 2025 15:00:33 +0000 3SPVf29pZITbzg0lCfpQkAJcLAi1HZPC nfl,football,buffalo,news,super bowl lix,wben WBEN Extras nfl,football,buffalo,news,super bowl lix,wben Co-owners of Luna Lounge, Cesar Wolch and Jonathan Crane on the Super Bowl Boycott Party they're hosting this Sunday Archive of various reports and news events 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News False

Finally giving Scarecrow the justice he deserves!   Stickers!! https://py.pl/5lkIFsSutdO Our Website! https://batlessons.com Threads (https://www.threads.net/@batlessons) TikTok (https://www.tiktok.com/@batlessons)   Awesome essay on Scarecrow As Toxin Delivery (https://youtu.be/5dLC8BkkyXA) Awesome essay on Scarecrow As Henchman (https://youtu.be/cz2Ck17KLQk) Japanese Scarecrows (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxiOdrVreSQ) Political Cartoons (https://theodorerooseveltcenter.org/Blog/Item/The%20Power%20Behind%20the%20Scarecrow) The Wizard of Oz Was A Disaster (https://youtu.be/k-U9h-hePtw) Buster Keaton's Scarecrow (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odITvgwssJA) The Legend of Sleepy Hollow (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Legend_of_Sleepy_Hollow) Bat Lessons (https://www.youtube.com/@batlessons) Bat Lessons Clips (https://www.youtube.com/@BatLessonsClips)   Podcast Artwork by Sergio R. M. Duarte (https://www.instagram.com/sergiormduarte/) Podcast Music by Renzo Calma (https://www.instagram.com/renzocalm) Motion Graphics by r2ktalha (https://www.fiverr.com/share/AEpWpY)   00:00 Haven't we done this? 02:02 Favorite Scarecrow 06:23 Inspirations 10:18 Political Cartoons 11:48 Wizard of Oz 18:28 Buster Keaton 22:50 Legend of Sleepy Hollow 27:13 Jonathan Crane 34:58 Golden Age Scarecrow

Ben is joined by Jonathan Crane, who covered the recent criminal trial of Alexander Zverev in Berlin for DW, to discuss the proceedings he covered before and during the French Open and the conclusion they reached last Friday. We discuss how the case reached this point, the atmosphere inside the court room, and the ultimate resolution they reached in which Zverev made settlements with both his ex-girlfriend Brenda Patea and the court itself. We also discuss Zverev's misleading claims of proven innocence, how the ATP failed to face this issue, and what justice can mean in cases like this. Thanks for listening! The NCR Patreon is back up and running if you would be up for showing your support for the show that way, we'd appreciate it! 

[School of Movies 2024] Another unexpected Commission that came out of nowhere. Big thank you to Dean R for requisitioning this. Far less well-known in Wes Craven's body of work than the slashers, A Nightmare on Elm Street, Scream, The Hills Have Eyes, Last House on the Left, this one is going outside his comfort zone. Starting out like a romantic comedy, an aspect highlighted in the trailer, starring the stunning and wildly talented young actors Rachel McAdams (fresh from Mean Girls and The Notebook) and Cillian Murphy (recently of 28 Days Later, and about to play Jonathan Crane in Batman Begins) this movie turns a corner at the beginning of Act 2 and becomes a taut, tense, claustrophobic, dialogue-based Hitchcokian thriller. As it happens, this is Sharon's favourite of ALL of Craven's body of work, and you will find out why in this extremely enthusiastic episode.

Bane, a former member of the League of Shadows, leads an attack on a CIA plane over Uzbekistan to abduct nuclear physicist Dr. Leonid Pavel and fakes Pavel's death in the crash. Meanwhile, eight years after the death of Gotham City District Attorney Harvey Dent[a], organized crime has been eradicated in Gotham by legislation, the Dent Act, giving expanded powers to the police. James Gordon, police commissioner, has kept Dent's killing spree a secret and allowed the blame for his crimes to fall on Batman. Bruce Wayne, still mourning the death of Rachel Dawes, has become a recluse, and Wayne Enterprises has stagnated. Bane enlists businessman John Daggett to buy Bruce's fingerprints. Cat burglar Selina Kyle steals Bruce's prints from Wayne Manor for Daggett, but he double-crosses her and she alerts the police, who pursue Bane and Daggett's henchmen into the sewers while Kyle flees. The henchmen capture Gordon and take him to Bane, but he escapes and is found by Officer John Blake, an orphan who has deduced Bruce's secret identity and persuades him to resume his vigilantism. Bane attacks the Gotham Stock Exchange and uses Bruce's fingerprints to verify a series of fraudulent transactions, leaving Bruce bankrupt. Batman resurfaces to pursue Bane's henchmen. Afraid Bruce will get himself killed fighting Bane, his butler, Alfred Pennyworth, resigns in the hope of saving him after admitting to burning a letter that Rachel left for him saying she was going to marry Dent. Bane expands his operations and kills Daggett while Bruce and Wayne Enterprises's new CEO, Miranda Tate, become lovers. Kyle agrees to take Batman to Bane but instead leads him into a trap under Wayne Tower. Bane gloats that he intends to fulfill the mission started by Ra's al Ghul[b] to destroy Gotham City before he cripples Batman during combat. He then takes Bruce to an ancient underground prison in the Middle East, where Bruce learns that Ra's al Ghul's child was born and raised in the prison but had a protector that aided the child in escaping, thought to be impossible. Back in Gotham, Kyle is arrested by Blake during an attempt to flee the country before Bane traps the police forces in the sewers, destroys all but one bridge surrounding the city, kills Mayor Anthony Garcia, forces Pavel to convert a fusion reactor core into a decaying neutron bomb before killing him, exposes Dent's crimes to the city (thus undermining the legal system), releases the prisoners of Blackgate Penitentiary, takes over the city, and has Gotham's elite exiled and killed in proletarian kangaroo courts presided over by Jonathan Crane. Five months later, Bruce makes his escape and returns to Gotham. He and Kyle work together to free the police, and clash with Bane's army in the streets. During the battle, Batman overpowers Bane, but Tate stabs Batman in the abdomen, revealing herself to be Talia al Ghul, Ra's al Ghul's child. With Gordon blocking the signal, Talia leaves to find the bomb to detonate it manually. Kyle returns, kills Bane and helps Batman pursue Talia, hoping to bring the bomb back to the reactor chamber where it can be stabilized. Talia's truck crashes, but she remotely floods and destroys the reactor chamber before dying. With no way to stop the detonation, Batman, after revealing his identity to Gordon, uses his aerial craft, the Bat, to haul the bomb far over the bay, where it safely explodes. In the aftermath, Batman is presumed dead and hailed as a hero. Wayne Manor becomes an orphanage, and Bruce's estate is left to Alfred. Gordon finds the Bat Signal repaired, while Lucius Fox discovers that Bruce had fixed the Bat's malfunctioning auto-pilot. In Florence, Italy, Alfred discovers that Bruce is alive and has begun a romantic relationship with Kyle, and they happily acknowledge each other before parting ways. Blake, whose legal first name is revealed as Robin, resigns from the GCPD and receives a package leading him to the Batcave.

In "Words that Ignite," a gripping and cautionary tale, Jonathan Crane, a once-respected radio host, finds his career waning in a world hungry for sensationalism. Desperate for relevance, he begins to broadcast conspiracy theories and stirs societal fears, igniting a wave of paranoia and violence in the city. As his influence grows, so does the chaos, leading to the formation of "The Unveiled Brigade," a radical group that acts on Jonathan's incendiary words. The story takes a tragic turn when Jonathan's niece is critically injured in the ensuing riots, prompting him to realize the catastrophic impact of his actions. However, his attempts to retract and call for peace come too late, leading to his ultimate downfall. Trapped in his studio by the very listeners he incited, Jonathan faces a harrowing end, broadcasting his final moments of regret and desperation. "Words that Ignite" is a haunting reflection on the power of media, the responsibility of those who wield it, and the irreversible consequences of manipulating public opinion. This episode was created with the help of A.I.

Dana and Tom and guest Allyson Techmeier discuss the genre redefining comic book film, Batman Begins (2005): written and directed by Christopher Nolan, co-written by David S. Goyer, music by Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard, starring Christian Bale, Michael Caine, Gary Oldman, Katie Holmes, Liam Neeson, and Morgan Freeman.Plot Summary: In "Batman Begins", directed by Christopher Nolan, the origins of the iconic caped crusader are explored with a fresh and gritty perspective. The film follows the journey of Bruce Wayne, a wealthy industrialist haunted by the tragic murder of his parents in Gotham City. Determined to fight crime and bring justice, Bruce embarks on a transformative odyssey to become the legendary vigilante known as Batman.Leaving behind his privileged life, Bruce travels the world and encounters the enigmatic Ra's al Ghul and his League of Shadows, a secretive organization dedicated to restoring balance through extreme means. Under the tutelage of the wise and elusive Henri Ducard, Bruce hones his physical and mental prowess, embracing his fears and embracing the symbol of the bat.Returning to Gotham City, now plagued by corruption and crime, Bruce dons the persona of Batman to wage a one-man war against the criminal underworld. With the help of his loyal butler Alfred Pennyworth, tech genius Lucius Fox, and dedicated police officer Jim Gordon, Batman strives to dismantle the syndicates led by mob boss Carmine Falcone and the sinister Dr. Jonathan Crane, also known as Scarecrow. As Batman delves deeper into his mission, he uncovers a grand scheme orchestrated by Ra's al Ghul and the League of Shadows to destroy Gotham City. With the city on the brink of chaos and facing the threat of an apocalyptic weapon, Batman must confront his own fears and confront the demons from his past to save the city he has sworn to protect.You can now follow us on Instagram, Twitter, or TikTok (@gmoatpodcast) or find our Facebook page at Greatest Movie of All-Time Podcast.For more on the episode, go to: https://www.ronnyduncanstudios.com/post/batman-begins-2005-ft-allyson-techmeierFor the entire rankings list so far, go to:Full Graded List - Greatest Movies of All-Time Ronny Duncan Studios

Terry Gilliam's 1985 dystopic science fiction comedy Brazil had a difficult release that mirrored its themes of bureaucracy, denial, mindless consumerism, and relentless propaganda. The head of the Studio tried to neuter the film's dark, humanistic message, worried it wouldn't play to his target audience of 17-to-29 year-olds. And, indeed, this now-classic satire was a box-office flop. So what do today's 20-somethings make of Brazil? Do themes of authoritarianism, constant surveillance, and the loss of individuality resonate with a generation saturated in new surveillance technology? Is what was funny in 1985 still funny 38 years later? Our young and old film-lovers discuss Monty Python, Robert De Niro, if the love-struck Jonathan Crane is sympathetic or a creepy stalker, and whether this visually stunning, handmade tour-de-force still dazzles in an age of easy CGI. Hosts: Mark Netter & David Tausik  Panelists: Grace Chapman & Olive Goldberg An ElectraCast Production Winner 1985 L.A. Film Critics Awards Best Picture, Best Screenplay, Best Director Not on any AFI top films lists Original Video Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKPFC8DA9_8 Imdb with New Trailer: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088846/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_8_nm_0_q_brazil Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brazil_(1985_film) Pauline Kael Review: https://www.newyorker.com/goings-on-about-town/movies/brazil Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the next BTAS Rewatch, Scarecrow has entered into the mix. We are introduced to the disgraced Jonathan Crane looking to get revenge on his old job, while also giving us the most iconic line in the entire series.  The episode also takes a deep dive into what drives Bruce to be Batman and to live up to the Wayne legacy that he was born into. In addition, you will notice how the characters begin to evolve because this is one of 3 versions of Scarecrows that we will see throughout the rewatch journey. Don't let the fear gas prevent you from commenting your thoughts below. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/magic-city-podcast/support

Two-Face sits down for his first session with Dr. Jonathan Crane…or is it their second? Harley Quinngoes shopping for the final piece of her ensemble. And Batman reconnects with ace reporter Vicki Vale, who gives him a crucial clue… DC LOGO, BATMAN AND ALL RELATED CHARACTERS AND ELEMENTS © & ™ DC.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Before he was Scarecrow, one portrayal of Dr. Jonathan Crane is of a Jungian psychopharmacologist with a flair for the dramatic. We use Dr. Crane, Carmine Falcone, and Victor Zsasz to discuss competency to stand trial and not guilty by reason of insanity.

En el programa de hoy vamos a repasar los diseños y apariencias más icónicos de Jonathan Crane, el enemigo de Batman más conocido como el Espantapájaros.

You can help to support this show and the rest of Squadcast Media through Patreon at this link! Thank you for your support!Our journey through Batman comic books appearances continues, issue by issue from the very beginning!In this episode we review World's Finest Comics #3 where Batman and Robin face The Scarecrow for the 1st time in Jonathan Crane's debut appearance! We also quickly review the second, third, and forth stories from Batman #7!Synopsis: Batman and Robin face Joker for the 7th time as he blackmails pranksters into carrying out his crimes!Enjoy our review and discussion!--Tim and JordanWhere to find us:Follow Tim on Twitter at @AllenfireFollow Jordan on Twitter at @JordanFunkyEmail us at SquadcastMedia@gmail.comSubscribe to Squadcast Media:DC Films Squadcast: iTunes / Spotify / Google Play / Stitcher / RSSDCTV Squadcast: iTunes / Google Play / Stitcher / RSSDC Comics Squadcast: iTunes / Google Play / Stitcher / RSSFans Without Borders: iTunes / Google Play / Stitcher / RSSThe show's intro/outro music was composed by Tim Yoko.

The stress of graduating from college is real. Meeting all the requirements, completing those last assignments, and taking make or break your grade finals can all build up to make you feel overwhelmed. You have worked so hard to receive a degree and instead of exhilaration all you feel is stress. Alison Crane, Family and Consumer Sciences Agent for Garland County, Arkansas, and her son, Jonathan Crane, discuss the stressors of college graduations and some stress busting tips for not letting them get to you.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Welcome to For the Coming Day; A weekly podcast that invites you to reflect on the Revised Common Lectionary. Each week, Jonathan Crane will read the Gospel for the coming Sunday and provide a brief reflection followed by a song selection performed by Aaron Parker.

Rabbi Jonathan Crane discusses the ethical choices we face every day and how those choices impact the world around us. He is the Shinazi scholar of Bioethics and Jewish Thought at the Emory University Ethics Center, a professor at the Emory School of Medicine as well as a professor of religion. Ordained as a rabbi at Hebrew Union College – Jewish Institute of Religion, the Reform Seminary, he holds a Ph.D. in religion from the University of Toronto, and a Masters in Philosophy in Gandhian Thought from Notre Dame. A frequent lecturer on Judaism, ethics, and bioethics, his books include: Eating Ethically: Religion and Science, and Judaism, Race, and Ethics: Conversations and Questions. 

On episode 69 of The Undiluted Podcast, JP, Jonathan Crane, and first time guest, Andrea Dawn, share their thoughts on DC/Warner's latest hit controversial film, Joker, mental health, the media, and much more!

Jonathan Crane wants to know what the hell went wrong on the episode 38? Why Raekwon and Queen Latifa didn't make the 90's list? If you haven't heard the Grown Men Top 10 (G.O.A.T'S of the 90's) show go back and check it out. We open the show talking about Kevin Hart and his cheating scandal. Listen to the Grown Ass Man Hip Hop Show on Soundcloud Apple Podcast Google Play Stitcher Follow Us on Twitter @ImLawrenceG @JoeyBurn'em @GAMHHS and Like our Facebook Page at 4th Coast Media

Blame this list on Jonathan Crane...Yes, Jonathan I just threw you under the bus. I like Magoo!

This week the fellaz talk about the Kendrick vs. J.Cole debate that's been coming up lately. Is the debate what even worth it? Lawrence G says No! Find out what Joey Burn'em & Jonathan Crane think.

Lawrence G saw All Eyez On Me this past Fathers Day weekend, and he tells Jonathan Crane alllllllll about it.

This week Lawrence G, Joey Burn'em, and Jonathan Crane discuss Donald Trump and his latest antics, and how many great song have been sampled in hip hop and much more...

This week Lawrence G, and Joey Burn'em discuss Colin Kaepernick with the homie Jonathan Crane

Lawrence G, and Joey Burn'em discuss, "Subjective Art," with the homie Jonathan Crane. Oh, Yeah! Young Thug wore a dress, and F Lil' Yachty. http://twitter.com/ImLawrenceG http://twitter.com/JoeyBurnem http://twitter.com/GAMHHS

This week Lawrence G, Joey Burn'em, and Jonathan Crane discuss the Deontay Wilder fight, killing dogs, The VH1 Hip Hop Honors, Female Rappers and more.

This week Lawrence G, and Joey Burn'em along with the homie Jonathan Crane discuss why Drake is the simp whisperer, and Lawrence G defends Young Thug... AGAIN!!!

This week special guest Jonathan Crane Joins Lawrence G, and Joey Burn'em as they discuss cheating, How women shape a mans life, How telling the truth is a player move, and Lawrence G makes a confession!