Podcasts about Katwe

Robert Katende is a man with a mission to use chess to bring about social change. In his home country of Uganda he works with thousands of disadvantaged children, those with disabilities, and even prisoners, to use chess as a means to provide useful skills for life. He's even had his story portrayed in a film made by Disney, the 'Queen of Katwe'. Alan Kasujja talks to Robert to hear how this ancient game can be a catalyst for changing lives. Guests: Robert Katende and ‘Coach' Julius

Welcome back to a very special episode where we discuss one of Hollywood's most under appreciated actors in Lupita Nyong'o and er filmography. Joining us today is our very special guest Morin, AKA TheFilmDiva. Table of Contents: 0:00 (Intro) 9:30 (12 Years a Slave) 22:40 (Us) 42:00 (Queen of Katwe) 1:00:00 (Black Panther) 1:14:00 (Quiet Place Day One)

This episode of Ugandan Art Speaks Out features Adnan Ssenkumba, a remarkable sound recordist and sound designer from Uganda. Adnan is not only the co-founder and director of Omuti Kreativ, a non-profit organization that uses creative arts and media for social change, but also the mastermind behind the immersive soundscapes of Ugandan Art Speaks Out.Adnan's career showcases his versatility as a sound professional. He started as an actor at the Department of Performing Arts and Film Makerere University Kampala, Uganda (2008-2011), and then switched to sound design after three years of rigorous training, workshops, and self-learning. He made his impressive debut in the Ugandan film industry as a sound man on the Maishia Film Lab short film, "BLACK HALL" in 2010.Adnan has refined his skills in sound recording and design, inspired by world-famous sound designers such as VIVEC SACHIDANAND (Dubbing engineer and assistant sound designer for SLUM DOG MILLIONAIRE) and KAI TEBBEL (Post-production sound designer for DARK KNIGHT). He has left a lasting impact on Uganda's film scene, as seen in his work on important projects such as Mira Nair's Short Documentary "A Fork, Spoon, and Knight" and the acclaimed "Queen of Katwe."Adnan's acute sense and commitment to storytelling through sound have made him a popular partner in Uganda's film industry. His creative approach, influenced by a rich mix of training and global sources, has earned him respect and praise. Join host Gabriel Buule as he reveals the layers of Adnan Ssenkumba's sonic art, exploring the transformative power of sound in Ugandan storytelling and the inspiring journey of a rare and prolific sound professional who shapes the sound of his nation.Support the Show.Listen to Ugandan Art Speaks Out on all podcast platforms. For more information and to explore further, visit our website at https://www.ugandanartspeaksout.com/Contact us at adnan@omuti.org or director@omuti.org

In this episode of Ugandan Art Speaks Out, we are privileged to host Adnan Ssenkumba, an extraordinary sound recordist and sound designer from Uganda. Adnan is a co-founder and director of Omuti Kreativ, a non-profit organization dedicated to social change through creative arts and media. He is also the creative genius behind the immersive soundscapes of Ugandan Art Speaks Out itself.Adnan's journey is a testament to his versatility as a sound professional. Trained as an actor at the Department of Performing Arts and Film Makerere University Kampala, Uganda (2008-2011), he transitioned into sound design after three years of intensive training, workshops, and personal efforts. His remarkable entry into the Ugandan film industry was marked by his work as a sound man on the Maishia Film Lab short film, "BLACK HALL" in 2010.Inspired by world-renowned sound designers such as VIVEC SACHIDANAND and KAI TEBBEL, Adnan has honed his skills in sound recording and design. His abilities have left an indelible mark on Uganda's film landscape, evident in his contributions to significant projects such as Mira Nair's Short Documentary "A Fork, Spoon, and Knight" and the acclaimed "Queen of Katwe."Adnan's keen sensitivity and dedication to storytelling through sound have made him a sought-after collaborator in Uganda's film industry. His imaginative approach, drawn from a rich blend of training and global influences, has earned him recognition and admiration. Join host Gabriel Buule as he unravels the layers of Adnan Ssenkumba's sonic tapestry, exploring the transformative power of sound in Ugandan storytelling and the inspiring journey of a rare and prolific sound professional shaping the industry.Support the Show.Listen to Ugandan Art Speaks Out on all podcast platforms. For more information and to explore further, visit our website at https://www.ugandanartspeaksout.com/Contact us at adnan@omuti.org or director@omuti.org

This week we are joined by the economist, award-winning author, and top Australian player, GM David Smerdon. David is a professor at the University of Queensland. With a statistical background, David is a particular expert in the intersection of statistics and chess and is frequently able to combine his chess expertise with his academic research. Since chess cheating has been in the news again, we begin by getting David's thoughts on the renewed allegations against GM Hans Niemann, as well as the recent concerns about rampant online cheating voiced by GM Vladimir Kramnik. David drew some interesting comparisons between these cheating scandals and a recent one in the academic world. David also had some recently published chess research to discuss, as he and a team of collaborators have recently launched the “Gender Equality in Chess Index. (GECI)” What is the goal of his index and how did they arrive at the numbers?  Lastly, we catch up on David's chess career. As David details, he doesn't have a ton of time to study, but is competing when he can with a specific goal in mind. There is always lots to learn from GM Smerdon, and it was a pleasure to catch up with him Timestamps of topics discussed are below.  Thanks to our presenting chess education sponsors, Chessable.com! Help support Perpetual Chess by signing up for Chessable pro using this link: https://www.chessable.com/pro/?utm_source=affiliate&utm_medium=benjohnson&utm_campaign=pro 0:00- Intro Mentioned: Tarjei's Svensen's article, Dojo Talks EP 101  with GM Vladmir Kramnik  0:02- David discusses cheating in the chess world, and draws parallels to some scandals in the academic world. Mentioned: Did an honesty researcher fabricate data?, GM Alex Fishbein  10:00- Has any good come of the recent chess cheating scandals?  Mentioned: GM Mamedyarov withdraws from 2018 tournament after accusing opponent of cheating, Hans Niemann competes in London Chess Classic after stunning result in Zagreb  17:00- Chess.com statement regarding Kramnik allegations against Nakamura  23:00- Do continued allegations against Niemann cause concern about the viability of the future of OTB chess?  Mentioned: Poker pro alleged to have used special contact lenses to see through a deck  26:30- Can statistics help detect “smart cheating”? 29:00 What was the genesis of the idea for a “chess gender index”?  Mentioned: Mongolia Tops Chess Gender Index by Leon Watson  34:00- Did Queen of Katwe likely contribute to the success of women's chess in Uganda?What did he notice about other high ranking countries?  41:00- What are the components of the index?  51:00- David discusses his other chess-related research 52:00- How is David's chess game, and what is his current chess goal?  Mentioned: Episode 30, The Complete Chess Swindler  Thanks to David for joining me again, here are links to keep up with him: X: https://twitter.com/dsmerdon David's Blog; https://www.davidsmerdon.com/   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

País Estados Unidos Dirección Mira Nair Guion William Wheeler. Novela: Tim Crothers Reparto Madina Nalwanga, David Oyelowo, Lupita Nyong'o Música Alex Heffes Fotografía Sean Bobbitt Sinopsis Biopic de Phiona Mutesi, una joven ugandesa prodigio del ajedrez. Con 11 años ganó el campeonato juvenil de su país. Poco después pudo salir por primera vez de Uganda para ir a un torneo en Sudán. Y llegó a competir en la Olimpiada Mundial de la disciplina.

Happy Thursday HPP Family!!The team went full throttle in July and recorded 5 shows. We loved all of them as we had football star Travis Kelce, recording artist Trevor Hall, author and Gulf War veteran Bob Taylor on talking about his new book “From Service to Success”. These are all great shows and we know you will love listening to them. We will be releasing these shows throughout August leading up to our NFL pre-season show with George the first week of September. This NFL HPP season is lining up to be very special. Of all of the shows we have recorded we chose to open the month of August with Yanti Amos, the Yogi-Ninja. Yanti and her story cross over so many interests and story lines that we believe everyone will enjoy it.  Born in Australia to Indonesian parents, Yanti eventually became an international business lawyer working globally from countries in Asia as well as Europe. She was successful, making money, and thought she was living the life of her dreams. But a funny thing happened along the way. She woke up, literally. She was involved in an accident that left her laid up and forced her to take time off from work. In the space this provided she realized this was not the life she wanted and she was not the person she wanted to be. She left the practice of law and based on yoga sessions she experienced during her rehab, she got certified as a yoga instructor and within 6 years opened her own yoga studio in New York. From there the story takes some additional twists and turns eventually leading her to a black belt in karate, selling the studio, and then working fulltime with her husband in teaching Karate all over the world (as well as yoga through the Warrior Flow School). Please enjoy her humor, her wit, her resiliency, and her passion. Side note, in 2018 George and Bruce were in New York and attended a yoga class at Yanti's hot yoga studio!! Small world indeed. Enjoy the show and let's get pumped up for the 2023-24 NFL season!! Emma & Bruce-------Yanti Amos - https://www.yantiamos.comDonation Information: 1. The Nachan ProjectI am on the Board of this project and our work is in bringing mindfulness-based practices to women & children of the Karamojong tribe living in the Katwe slums of Kampala, Uganda. We provide humanitarian aid, psycho-social support & public health advocacy.https://givebutter.com/thenachanproject2. Supporting Dalit ChildrenI am involved in helping to develop educational programs for Dalit-Untouchable children in remote Karnataka, Southern India. The Board and its various committees volunteer to support education and sponsorship programs. We work against illiteracy, the caste system and bonded labor. On the landing page there is a yellow donate button. www.supportingdalitchildren.com-#hiddenpearls #hiddenpearlspodcast #kittle #ponce #mindfulness #mindfulawareness #MAP #recipesforwellness

Rooks and pawns and bishops, oh my! This week Amanda and Wade welcome Kate Mulder to discuss The Queen of Katwe. The three marvel (Disney-wink!) at the incredible acting chops of first-timer Madina Nalwanga, the brilliance of Lupita Nyong'o, and the benefits of on-location casting and filming. Enjoy! Credits: Don't Worry B Movies https://www.instagram.com/dontworrybmovies/ Logo – John Capezzuto https://www.creativecap.net/ Intro and Outro Music – Andrew Wolfe of Darling Overdrive https://www.instagram.com/darlingoverdrive/?hl=en Additional Music: *Note: Some songs may have been adapted from their original form to fit the length of our segments* "Eli Green's Cakewalk" performed by Heftone Banjo Orchestra (www.Heftone.com/orchestra) (CC BY-SA) "Hopeless Waltz by Alena Smirnova (www.freemusicarchive.org/music/alena-smirnova/single/hopeless-waltz/) (CC BY) "September" by Kai Engel (www.Kai-Engel.com) (CC BY)  

On this episode of Recommend or Refute, Dixon dishes the deets on the screwball comedy Ball of Fire (1941), John talks about da famous Soady Family buck huntin' of Jeff Daniels's Upper (You-pper) comedy Escanaba in da Moonlight (2001), and Ryan explains why Queen of Katwe (2016) puts Queen's Gambit (2020) in check (we know, we know --that's a mildly apples to oranges comparison).

Kevin Avery (writer, comedian, and former co-host of the premier Denzel Washington podcast) joins us to take a look at a young Denzel and first-time movie star Sarita Choudhury in Mira Nair's sophomore feature from 1991, the often romantic, surprisingly political, and totally unique Mississippi Masala. Then, we think about what untold stories we'd like to see on screens.What's GoodAlonso - Dr. Khiara M. BridgesDrea - Architectural Digest YouTube SeriesKevin - Star Trek: DiscoveryIfy - Louis Vuitton Air Force OnesITIDICa).  A Set from NOPE Will Become a Part of the Universal Studios Tourb). AMC is Bringing Back $5 Tuesdaysc). There's a Back to the Future Musical coming to BroadwayStaff PicksAlonso - Queen of Katwe (2016)Drea - The Namesake (2007)Kevin - Edge of Tomorrow (2014)Ify - Carbon Copy (1981)SoylentGo to Soylent.com/maxfilm and use promo code MAXFILM to get 20% OFF your first order!EveryPlateTry EveryPlate for just $1.79 per meal by going to EveryPlate.com and entering code maxfilm179!***With:Ify NwadiweDrea ClarkAlonso DuraldeKevin AveryProduced by Marissa Flaxbart Sr. Producer Laura Swisher

Chess 4 Life An incredible conversation today with Elliot Neff about Chess. You may think of chess as just a game but as I've learnt today, it's much more! Through Elliot's journey in playing chess and becoming a Chess Master, he went on to develop a program to help children excel in life. Elliot and the team and Chess4Life have developed programs to help make a positive impact on the lives of 1 million kids each week. Elliot shares the educational mindset and life skills that chess can teach. Amazing! Pick up a copy of Elliots book, A Pawns Journey, using this link. Guest Bio. Elliott Neff is a National Master in Chess, author of A Pawn's Journey (October 2018), and CEO of Chess4Life, which exists to help kids develop life skills through the game of chess. What began for Elliott as a childhood fascination with chess has blossomed into an opportunity to positively impact tens of thousands of kids per week through Chess4Life programs, and a vision of impacting 1 million youth per week. Elliott's coaching expertise is reflected in his certification as a USCF Level V Coach, an honor that fewer than a dozen top level coaches in the US share. Elliott's work is endorsed by many, including: Grandmaster Varuzhan Akobian Mary Miller, co-creator of The Dream Manager program Robert Katende, Founder and Director of SOM Chess Academy in Uganda, coach to Phiona Mutesi of the Queen of Katwe. Elliott is a husband, father, entrepreneur, and author.

We wrap up our Sports series with Mira Nair's 2016 film ‘Queen of Katwe.' We return to Nair after talking about ‘Salaam Bombay!' in our Coming of Age Debuts series. How does this one compare? How does it fit in the world of sports? And does it reach farther than most biopics?

Mira Nair seemed the perfect director to bring the true story of Phiona Mutesi to the big screen. She started her career with Salaam Bombay!, looking at the lives of children growing up in Mumbai in the late 80s. She lived in Uganda where the story took place. So when she was asked to be a part of it, it was an easy ‘yes' from her. And luckily, with her clout and background, she was able to convince the producers and Disney, the distributor, that she should film it in the slum of Katwe where the story took place. Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we wrap up our Sports series with nair's 2016 fim Queen of Katwe. Queen of Katwe is a biopic with heart and authenticity. We both enjoy chess though neither of us are great at it. And we both enjoy films about chess. So why did we both miss this in theatres? Did it seem like a fairly standard biopic? Or like a TV movie? Unfortunately, we weren't alone as the film didn't make money at the box office. But that doesn't speak to the quality of the film. Yes, it feels like a fairly straightforward biopic, but it feels authentic. That speaks to Nair's drive to make it as real as possible. Film in the real locations where it took place. Cast non-actors to play the parts. And it works. With only Lupita Nyong'o and David Oyelowo as the stars in the film, it feels like it's born of this world. And that's even with Disney working as the guiding force. Of course it does mean that talk of prostitution is kept vague and to a minimum. Poverty rings true but never feels as raw as it did in Salaam Bombay!. Even an introductory set-up scene from the end of the film sets the world of chess up for us unnecessarily. But do these things affect the story? Only a little. This is a more positive, uplifiting story by nature so to a certain extent, the focus doesn't hurt it much. Nair expertly works with her non-actor child stars, notably Madina Nalwanga as the lead playing Phiona, the chess champ. She's a revelation and brings incredible life to the story. We buy into everything. She deserves to be here and carries the film on her back. The other kids equally carry their roles. It's a touching family film that opens the world of Uganda and chess to anyone watching it. We feel these characters' journeys. In the end, it does feel like a biopic, but it's a strong one that warms the heart. We have a great time talking about it on the show so check it out then tune in. The Next Reel – when the movie ends, our conversation begins! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Learn more about supporting The Next Reel Film Podcast through your own membership. Watch this on Apple or Amazon, or find other places at JustWatch Script Transcript Theatrical trailer Poster artwork Original Material Flickchart Letterboxd

Mira Nair seemed the perfect director to bring the true story of Phiona Mutesi to the big screen. She started her career with Salaam Bombay!, looking at the lives of children growing up in Mumbai in the late 80s. She lived in Uganda where the story took place. So when she was asked to be a part of it, it was an easy ‘yes' from her. And luckily, with her clout and background, she was able to convince the producers and Disney, the distributor, that she should film it in the slum of Katwe where the story took place. Join us – Pete Wright and Andy Nelson – as we wrap up our Sports series with nair's 2016 fim Queen of Katwe. Queen of Katwe is a biopic with heart and authenticity. We both enjoy chess though neither of us are great at it. And we both enjoy films about chess. So why did we both miss this in theatres? Did it seem like a fairly standard biopic? Or like a TV movie? Unfortunately, we weren't alone as the film didn't make money at the box office. But that doesn't speak to the quality of the film. Yes, it feels like a fairly straightforward biopic, but it feels authentic. That speaks to Nair's drive to make it as real as possible. Film in the real locations where it took place. Cast non-actors to play the parts. And it works. With only Lupita Nyong'o and David Oyelowo as the stars in the film, it feels like it's born of this world. And that's even with Disney working as the guiding force. Of course it does mean that talk of prostitution is kept vague and to a minimum. Poverty rings true but never feels as raw as it did in Salaam Bombay!. Even an introductory set-up scene from the end of the film sets the world of chess up for us unnecessarily. But do these things affect the story? Only a little. This is a more positive, uplifiting story by nature so to a certain extent, the focus doesn't hurt it much. Nair expertly works with her non-actor child stars, notably Madina Nalwanga as the lead playing Phiona, the chess champ. She's a revelation and brings incredible life to the story. We buy into everything. She deserves to be here and carries the film on her back. The other kids equally carry their roles. It's a touching family film that opens the world of Uganda and chess to anyone watching it. We feel these characters' journeys. In the end, it does feel like a biopic, but it's a strong one that warms the heart. We have a great time talking about it on the show so check it out then tune in. The Next Reel – when the movie ends, our conversation begins! Join the conversation with movie lovers from around the world on The Next Reel's Discord channel! Film Sundries Learn more about supporting The Next Reel Film Podcast through your own membership. Watch this on Apple or Amazon, or find other places at JustWatch Script Transcript Theatrical trailer Poster artwork Original Material Flickchart Letterboxd

We wrap up our Sports series with Mira Nair's 2016 film ‘Queen of Katwe.' We return to Nair after talking about ‘Salaam Bombay!' in our Coming of Age Debuts series. How does this one compare? How does it fit in the world of sports? And does it reach farther than most biopics?

Season 3 Ep 3 - Queen of Katwe - 2016 - PG 2 hours 6 minutes - Sometimes stories about real life can be wild and so meaningful! Lets get to Katwe in Uganda, Africa where we meet Phiona and learn with her how the game of Chess can be more than just learning some rules. Navigating life by thinking ahead and moving with intention are just some of the moves we ponder as we rewind together! Rewind with us!! 

This week's episode of Phoenix Tales contains descriptions and discussion of sexual abuse and trauma. Listener discretion is advised. In today's episode, Yuliana is joined by Gina de la Chesnaye, who shares her phoenix tale of surviving parental sexual abuse to become a humanitarian worker with traumatized communities. In her work, Gina draws on her own painful past to teach these communities how not only to survive their traumas but to thrive beyond the boundaries set by their experiences. She is founder and director of The Nachan Project, an NGO that brings mindfulness-based practices to the women and children living in the Katwe and Kisenyi slums of Kampala, Uganda. Gina opens the conversation by discussing the sexual abuse she experienced at the hands of her father from the age of eleven. She speaks about burying those memories until they resurfaced after her father's death and recognizing the ripple effects of his abuse on her lifestyle and relationships. She also reflects on mothering as a trauma survivor, how her experiences shaped her parenting, and the importance of breaking intergenerational cycles of abuse, including by caring for her father at the end of his life and discussing her trauma with her daughters. Gina then shares how practicing Buddhism and yoga have allowed her to use her body as a tool and resource for regulating her nervous system and emotions and gain a different perspective on her trauma. She also speaks about using that perspective to share skills and tools with other survivors, particularly in her work with women and children living in the slums of Uganda. Finally, the episode closes with Gina choosing her future self as the one person throughout time she would like the chance to sit down with, to thank her for inspiring her. Episode Highlights: The challenging events that have redirected the course of Gina's life Suffering sexual abuse at the hands of her father Unlocking buried memories after her father's death The ripple effects of experiencing abuse Recreating a pattern of dysregulation in her adult relationships Mothering as a trauma survivor Breaking intergenerational cycles of abuse Practicing Buddhism Putting her experiences in a different perspective through sharing practice Feeling free after her father's death Discovering her daughter's sexual abuse Working with abused women and children in the Katwe slums of Kampala, Uganda One person Gina would go back in time to sit with Quotes: “We're in so much pain, we don't know how to handle it, we're children. And so we hide it. And there's also a lot of shame. And I think that if more and more people talked about it, which they're starting to do, people like myself would have been able to find help.” “He was, you know, he was my father, and I adored him. And that's why it's so, so difficult, especially for survivors of incest. The person that you love is the one that tends to hurt you the most. That's incredibly confusing and painful, and it's an utter form of betrayal.” “I had a lot of anger, and I took it out often by, like, hitting doors or walls. I never hurt anyone else. Still, to this day, I use my anger to fuel me to help other people.” “When you're consistently dysregulated, let's say working with a lot of anxiety or depression, or if you're working with anxiety and depression all in the course of one day, those are usually the effects of having a nervous system that's been tweaked by traumatic events.” “A lot of people that I've worked with, even including myself, the concept of being happy is so unfamiliar, and we're not used to it, that we can sometimes push that away, because our nervous system is just like, 'what is that?'” “Even now, to this day, as a woman and as a survivor of sexual abuse, I am enraged that it still happens, and I'm enraged that my children have to deal with it. And there's nothing I can do about it.” “I recognized as well that it wasn't just that I was breaking intergenerational...

This week I am joined by the founder of the Berkeley Chess School (BCS), Elizabeth Shaughnessy. The Berkeley Chess School is a California based non-profit that has taught future grandmasters like Sam Shankland, and Hans Niemann, and has taught chess to approximately 250,000 kids over the decades.  At 84 years of age, Elizabeth is still razor sharp and competing regularly in tournament chess! We talked about how chess and life have evolved since she founded BCS in 1981, with a particular emphasis on the Queen's Gambit and whether she thinks the show can help grow interest in chess among women. Elizabeth has so much wisdom to share from a lifetime as a chess competitor, teacher, organizer and mom, it was great to get to chat with her. Please read on for more details and timestamps.  0:00- How does chess help kids?  Mentioned: Growth from Failure Interview with Elizabeth Shaughnessy, Cyrus/Asbergers  5:30- How did the Berkeley Chess School begin, back in 1981? How has it grown over the years?  12:30- BCS has taught future GMs Sam Shankland, Hans Niemann and Christopher Yoo about other future chess stars. Did they intentionally try to cultivate champion players?  19:00- Perpetual Chess is brought to you in part by Chessable.com. Check out their latest offerings here: New Chess Courses Online - For All Levels- Chessable.com 20:00- What is Elizabeth's impression of The Queen's Gambit? Has Elizabeth subsequently seen an increased interest in chess from women? Mentioned: Queen of Katwe, The Polgar Sisters, Jen Shahade's FAQ page 45:30- Perpetual Chess is brought to you in part by Aimchess.com! If you subscribe, be sure to use the code Perpetual30 to save 30%. Check out their yearly recap here:  https://www.aimchess.com/recap 46:30- Patreon Mailbag Question: What is Elizabeth's favorite opening to teach to kids? 50:00- Patreon Mailbag Question: What experience has Elizabeth had with using chess as a tool to stave off dementia?  Mentioned: Episode 145 with WIM Beatriz Marinello 52:30- Patreon Mailbag Question: What is the state of the BCS building renovation? How does the club foster a welcoming environment?  1:01:00- What advice would Elizabeth give to anyone thinking of starting a chess club or academy?  Mentioned: Episode 201 with FM Peter Giannatos  1:07:00- What role did legendary IM George Koltanowski play in founding the BCS?  1:13:00- Thanks so much to Elizabeth for joining the podcast.  You can support the Berkeley Chess School here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Director of Operations for Africa from ROC Nation Isaac Lugudde-Katwe on the show

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Astro Life Sutras student Mr. Nilay Umalkar is sharing 3 rules to check quality of married life. His talk is inspired by an article based on Astrologer H.N.Katwe and Astrologer C.S.Patel sahab work. Hope you are going to enjoy the show. You can join us on Telegram app at Astro Life Sutras authentic group. Visit our website www.AstroLifeSutras.com for Jyotish classes and content.

Dr. Kat Schrier is an Associate Professor, Director of the Play Innovation Lab, and Director of the Games and Emerging Media program at Marist College. She is the author of We the Gamers: How Games Teach Ethics & Civics, published by Oxford University Press (2021), and Knowledge Games, published by Johns Hopkins University Press (2016). She has previously edited two book series, Ethics and Game Design and Learning, Education, & Games. She was a Belfer Fellow with the ADL's Center for Technology & Society, and she is co-PI for a Templeton Grant on designing VR games for empathy. Prior to joining the Marist College faculty, she worked as a media producer at Scholastic, Nickelodeon, BrainPOP, and ESI Design. She has a doctorate from Columbia University, a master's from MIT, and a bachelor's from Amherst College.Connecting with KatKat's Website - https://www.karenschrier.comQuotes From This Episode"Even Fornite, Among Us, Minecraft, are games where you're managing your resources, communicating with others, and you might be building stories...and these are games where people are really practicing civic discourse.""I think the big takeaway is that we are learning when we play games. We are learning through play. It doesn't matter if it's specifically an educational game, or it's a game that is like Minecraft or Fortnite.""I think that games are really helping us to practice ethics, ethical thinking, and ethical decision making."Resources Mentioned in This EpisodeQuandaryFable IIIFallout 3Pandemic (board game)Among UsMinecraftFortniteMission USInternational Game Developers AssociationWe the People on Netflix.Publications by KatWe the Gamers: How Games Teach Ethics & CivicsDesigning OurselvesKnowledge GamesAbout The International Leadership Association (ILA)The ILA was created in 1999 to bring together professionals with a keen interest in the study, practice, and teaching of leadership. Connect with Scott AllenWebsite

La 2ème manche du challenge co-organisé par Bonjour Kampala et la maison TV5 monde a opposé le 1er juin les écoles Dignity et Katwe. Écoutez l'intégralité de l'événement et appréciez le niveau de connaissance des élèves participants ! Un événement soutenu par Haojue.

Gina de la Chesnaye is a core faculty member of Second Response which tends to the emotional & psychological needs of people exposed to trauma, providing body-centered methods to relieve the harmful effects of stress, distress & trauma. Gina also leads trauma informed trainings and Care for the Caregiver workshops for clinicians and street counselors. She serves as key faculty for The Lineage Project, bringing mindfulness based exercises such as yoga, meditation and Qi Gong to court involved or vulnerable youth and their support staff in New York City. Gina is also the Founder and Director of The Nachan Project which serves the women and children of the Katwe slums in Kampala, Uganda and offers Mindfulness and Trauma Management Trainings to social workers, street counselors, trauma therapists and caregivers throughout East Africa. Gina is the Trauma Resource Director of the International Center for Mental Health and Human Rights where she facilitates mindful movement, yoga and meditation, a component of the Contemplative Based Trauma and Resilience Training. She is an alumna of the 2017 Harvard Global Mental Health Trauma & Recovery Certificate Program. She also offers Contemplative Care classes to the Columbia School of Social Work, NYU and Baruch College as a visiting lecturer. Gina recently lectured on and led Care for the Caregiver at the 6th Annual Joint UCPA (Uganda Clinical Psychology) and UBHA (Uganda Behavioral Health Alliance) conference at the University of Kisubi, Entebbe, Uganda. She is a writer and photographer and has written numerous articles on yoga, meditation, martial arts and Buddhism as well as produced a series of portraits documenting the lives of the Sherpa and migrant communities in Nepal and the communities of the Katwe and Kisenyi slums in Uganda. Dedicated to humanitarian relief, she has spent several years focusing on trauma and resiliency work with children in orphanages, schools, IDP camps and monasteries throughout Nepal with the volunteer organization 108 Lives. In March of 2018, Gina led a team of 13 volunteers. If you enjoy the podcast, please subscribe and leave a short review on Apple Podcasts, or wherever you listen? It takes less than 60 seconds and it really helps. If you enjoyed this episode buy me a cup of coffee, make it a large: I'm trying to keep this episode free of advertisements and could use your help with the cost of bringing your this fun and entertaining podcast. Anything you can donate to the cause is greatly appreciated. To donate go to: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/sifuRafael Subscribe: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/coaching-call/id1546026323 Please leave a star rating and a review here Follow Coaching Call: Facebook: facebook.com/coachingcall Instagram: instagram.com/coachingcall Email: maxfitness@optonline.net LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/maxfitness Sifu Rafael is available for one on one coaching, seminars, and public speaking. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/coachingcall/message

Reparti pour un 6e tour, le président ougandais a été investi officiellement ce mercredi 12 mai lors d’une cérémonie dans la capitale Kampala. Cela fait évidemment la Une de la presse ougandaise. Le Daily Monitor revient tout d’abord sur « ce que Yoweri Museveni a promis lors de son discours inaugural ». Le journal publie l’intégralité du discours et il met notamment l’accent sur les promesses économiques, sur « l’optimisme » de Yoweri Museveni. Le chef de l'État garantit « que l'économie ougandaise connaîtra une croissance de l'ordre de 9 à 10 % lorsque le pays commencera sa production commerciale » de pétrole, soit à l’horizon 2026 et la fin de son nouveau mandat. Plus largement, nous dit le PML Daily, lors de cette cérémonie sur le terrain de l’indépendance de Kololo, « l'homme de 76 ans, vêtu d'un costume bleu foncé et de son chapeau à larges bords, a promis de prêter une véritable allégeance à son pays ». Un pays « qu'il dirige sans interruption depuis sa prise de pouvoir en tant que chef rebelle » en 1986, rappelle le PML Daily, c’était il y a 35 ans. Une opposition muselée Alors que « Museveni démarre pour cinq ans de plus, l’opposition est étouffée », affiche le Daily Monitor. Pour la cérémonie, « une foule enthousiaste de près de 4 000 invités, dont 11 chefs d'État africains et 33 dignitaires étrangers », mais le dauphin de l’élection qui conteste toujours le résultat, Robert Kyagulanyi alias Bobi Wine, était, lui, « discrètement hors de vue, apparemment sans voix », écrit le Daily Monitor. Cette investiture « était peut-être le point culminant de la saison électorale ougandaise », relève le journal. Une saison électorale qui « a coûté la vie à plus de 50 personnes en seulement deux jours de novembre, l'année dernière à la suite de l'arrestation de Bobi Wine et des émeutes dans le district de Luuka ». À la veille de la cérémonie d'ailleurs, le parti de Bobi Wine a encore dénoncé de nouvelles arrestations. The Independent nous décrit justement les rues quasi désertes ce mercredi à Kampala, une capitale au ralenti. « Aucun client », témoigne Sofia vendeuse au marché de Kibuye. Ses clients sont généralement des travailleurs qui passent le soir en rentrant, explique-t-elle, mais avec « les opérations de sécurité accrues dans le centre-ville et des centaines de personnes arrêtées pour avoir enfreint les directives du couvre-feu nocturne, les gens ont peur ». Prossy, un autre vendeur du marché de Katwe, parle même d’un « harcèlement des forces de sécurité ». C'est suffisant, selon lui, « pour effrayer les gens ». Une investiture suivie à l'international Les presses de chaque pays reviennent sur le déplacement de leur représentant. L'APS, l'agence de presse algérienne, nous apprend que c'est le ministre des Affaires étrangères Sabri Boukadoum qui a fait le déplacement. Gabon Matin nous dit que c'est la Première ministre gabonaise Rose Christiane Ossouka Raponda qui a représenté Ali Bongo. Parmi les chefs d'État, Felix Tshiesekedi était de la partie, nous dit Politico en RDC. Tout comme le président kényan Uhuru Kényatta, on le lit chez Nairobi News. Mais un homme a brillé par son absence, souligne aussi le site kényan, c'est le président rwandais Paul Kagame, « manifestement absent ». De quoi alimenter « les spéculations sur une tension accrue entre les deux pays ». Nairobi News rappelle au passage que le Rwanda a fermé la principale frontière avec l'Ouganda, à Gatuna, au cours des deux dernières années. Au delà-de ça, c'est la longévité de Yoweri Museveni qui revient beaucoup dans la presse internationale, chez Voice of America notamment. Oui, "Comme il l'a fait cinq fois auparavant, le président ougandais Yoweri Museveni a prêté serment", relate non sans ironie le site américain. Et il note lui aussi la répression qui a valu des critiques au président ougandais. Critiques balayées mercredi à Kampala, nous apprend enfin VOA. Yoweri Museveni a « déclaré que les étrangers n'avaient pas le droit de lui apprendre la démocratie ». Dans la presse également, les vœux du président français à son homologue béninois « Emmanuel Macron s’est enfin décidé à adresser ses félicitations à Patrice Talon », note Matin Libre. Une lettre officielle envoyée de Paris qui intervient près d’un mois après la réélection du président béninois pour un nouveau mandat de cinq ans, observe également la Nouvelle Tribune. Le président français souhaite ses vœux de succès, mais dans sa correspondance, relate encore la Nouvelle Tribune, « le chef de l’Élysée n’a pas occulté les tensions et les actes de violences qui ont été enregistrés dans le pays pendant la période préélectorale ». « Oui, confirme Matin Libre, le Chef de l’État français n’a pas manqué de revenir sur le climat sociopolitique délétère, qui a caractérisé cette présidentielle du 11 avril, à l’instar des législatives de 2019 ». Matin Libre relève qu'Emmanuel Macron fait des recommandations, quant à la gestion de cette crise, « caractérisée par l’emprisonnement d’une kyrielle d’opposants ». « Dialogue, apaisement et justice Impartiale », voilà ce que recommande le président français, conclut l'article. Et notons au passage qu'Emmanuel Macron n'est pas le seul à envoyer ses vœux tardivement. 24H au Bénin nous dit que le roi des Pays-Bas a fait de même.

Today CIFF Speaks with one of the co-directos of TOPOWA! – NEVER GIVE UP, Philip Sansom. The enchanting and inspiring documentary, follows 12 young teacher-musicians on their incredible journey from the streets of Katwe to play a live concert in London alongside renowned trumpet player Wynton Marsalis.  CIFF Speaks is sponsored by Wayside Furniture. Click to Support TOPOWA! - NEVER GIVE UP CIFF45 Challenge Match Facebook / Twitter / IG / YouTube 

In Episode 148, I converse with Phiona Mutesi,  who represented Uganda at four Women's Chess Olympiads, and is one of the first titled female players in Ugandan chess history. Mutesi is the subject of a 2012 book and a 2016 film called Queen of Katwe. She is the founder of the Phiona Mutesi Foundation. We speak about her upbringing in Uganda, dynamics between girls and boys in chess, a compare and contrast of she and Elizabeth Harmon of the Queen's Gambit, her life in the United States,  her plans after her upcoming graduation and more. 

Today's episode features the incredibly humble and generous Phiona Mutesi. From living in the streets in the slums of Katwe to learning chess in a Sports Outreach Institute missionary program to becoming one of her nation's top chess players competing in international competitions, Phiona Mutesi has come a long way from the 9-year old girl who came for a cup of porridge. The subject of the Disney movie “The Queen of Katwe,” Phiona is an inspiration to millions, and especially to girls in a nation where girls are particularly marginalized. Phiona is dedicated to using her platform to elevate African souls by providing education and supplies through her work with the Sports Outreach Institute Chess Academy and the Mutesi Phiona Foundation. Support the Phiona Mutesi Foundation here: https://www.gofundme.com/f/mutesi-phiona-foundation Connect with Phiona directly: phmutesi@gmail.com

In preparation for our discussion on "The Queen's Gambit", Aaron White of Feelin' Film and I (Paul Keelan) went on a bender with chess movies. In under a week's span, we both watched "Pawn Sacrifice," "Searching for Bobby Fischer," "The Coldest Game," "Queen of Katwe," and "Computer Chess" (on top of "The Queen's Gambit" miniseries). After this whirlwind of research, it quickly dawned upon the both of us that the content stored in our brains would inspire way too much dialogue to fit into a single podcast discussion. Thus, we decided to create extra-special 'chess extravaganza' episode so that we could dissect this eclectic selection of chess films and the sub-genre at-length. Moving at a rapid-fire pace—as fast as a game of speed chess—we talk about everything from Toby Maguire's odd portrayal of Bobby Fischer, to the poignant focus on parenting in "Searching for Bobby Fischer," to the idiosyncratic & polarizing curio that is "Computer Chess" (Beware: it is not (I repeat it is not!) a documentary about computers playing chess). We also outline the various tropes common to chess films: including the themes of madness, addiction, paranoia, Washington Sq. Park, and Cold War / Soviet vs. US politics that pervade nearly all of these movies. Finally, Aaron and I both rank all of these chess films (with "The Queen's Gambit" included in the mix): separating once and for all the blundering pawns from the promotable queens to-be. One of the more succinct Cinematic Underdogs episodes to date, this episode packs a ton of insights and canny commentary that you will not want to miss. Enjoy!

On this episode, Ashley, Melony, and Neecie discuss upcoming MCU and Disney+ news, WandaVision episodes 7 and 8, Queen of Katwe vs The Queens Gambit. The Disney question of the day is: If you could be any Disney character, but you cannot alter their circumstances in anyway, who would you be? Tune in for our answers!! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/down2disness/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/down2disness/support

This week on the M-66 North Detroit Lions Podcast Randy, Tom, and Rich are joined by Guinness Book World Record holder, juggler Tommy Tropic. He helps keep us entertained as we inch our way to the football New Year, March 17th. We manage to find more to say about the coaching staff now that it is official. Kenny Golladay and the possibility of him being offered the franchise tag is the hot news of the week. We’d like to mention the nonprofit from Uganda that Tommy teamed with named Acrobatic Circus Troupe. ACT helps mentor and feed kids in Katwe, Kamala, Uganda by teaching them Acrobatics and juggling, which Tommy says gives them hope and purpose. Remember to download, subscribe, rate and review The M-66 North Detroit Lions Podcast available on Apple Podcasts, Anchor.FM, Spotify, or anywhere you listen to your podcasts. Check us out and give us a follow on Twitter at @M66NDLP, @woodentunes2, @TwitrTom, and @pisspoorpackers thanks for listening and Go Lions! Totally uncredentialed and currently commercial free --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/M-66LionsPodcast/message

Hey guy's this week we are doing Queen of Katwe (2016) and drinking the Queen Phiona cocktail  2oz of Lime, Lemon & Orange Moonshine  1 1/2 oz Mango Juice  Top with club soda CHEERS!!

Ronald Kabuye grew up in the Katwe slums of Kampala, Uganda, scavenging for food and trying to sell scrap metal for cash. One day in the street he saw a performance by the M-Lisada marching band, a group made up of children from a local orphanage. Ronald was enthralled. He joined the band, took up the trombone, and learned to read music. Performing gave him an escape and ultimately the opportunity to travel the world and play with some of the world's most influential musicians. Ronald is now a music teacher for the charity Brass for Africa. One of his pupils is Sumayya Nabakooza, who has overcome tough opposition to become one of very few female tuba players in Africa. They both share their story with Outlook's Anu Anand. Get in touch: outlook@bbc.com Presenter: Anu Anand Producer: Katy Takatsuki Picture: Ronald Kabuye Credit: Brass For Africa

Ronald Kabuye grew up in the Katwe slums of Kampala, Uganda, scavenging for food and trying to sell scrap metal for cash. One day in the street he saw a performance by the M-Lisada marching band, a group made up of children from a local orphanage. Ronald was enthralled. He joined the band, took up the trombone, and learned to read music. Performing gave him an escape and ultimately the opportunity to travel the world and play with some of the world's most influential musicians. Ronald is now a music teacher for the charity Brass for Africa. One of his pupils is Sumayya Nabakooza, who has overcome tough opposition to become one of very few female tuba players in Africa. They both share their story with Outlook's Anu Anand. Get in touch: outlook@bbc.com Presenter: Anu Anand Producer: Katy Takatsuki Picture: Ronald Kabuye Credit: Brass For Africa

In Episode 130, I converse with Damion Coppedge, Founder of Chess Optics. Until July 2020, Damion served 22 years in prison due to manslaughter. While incarcerated, he remained optimistic and learned as much about chess as he can through books and practice against other inmates. Now he is a Buddhist, chess teacher and poet. He is also a student at BMCC. Check out his Youtube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIHPPexb6BuDsiBhKpgdQUQWe speak about his experiences in prison, passion for chess, his drive to remain optimistic and succeed, the time he sent a $25 check to Queen of Katwe star Phiona Mutesi from his prison cell, his current career goals and more.

Vero López Treviño habla sobre los grandes desafíos en el mundo actual de la locución y el doblaje. Nos cuenta la importancia de seguir formándose, buscar nuevos caminos y actualizarse para mantenerse siempre vigente en el negocio. Vero ha dado personalidad a las actrices y las marcas más importantes en México y Latinoamérica durante 27 años y nunca ha dejado de tocar puertas para llegar a nuevas oportunidades.Ha sido nominada a cuatro Voice Arts Awards por Mejor Demo Comercial y mejor voz en español para spot de TV, y fue ganadora en esta última categoría en 2018, y en 2020 fue nominada por mejor voz en español para campaña publicitaria, y también en la categoría de trayectoria sobresaliente o Outsanding Body of Work, International Best Voice Over.En la locución comercial, ha sido la voz de marcas tales como: AT&T, Mazda, Aeroméxico, Johnson’s Baby, Apple, Dove, entre otras.En el doblaje, Vero ha sido la voz en español de Sandra Oh (Grey’s Anatomy, Killing Eve), Salma Hayek, Lupita N’yongo (Star Wars, Queen of Katwe), Naomie Harris, Rosario Dawson, Allanah Ubach, Rosemund Pike, Keri Russell.Además de ser la voz de varios personajes en videojuegos.Encuentra a Vero López Treviño en redes sociales como @verovoiceover*Visita www.nickymondellini.com/lapizarra para descargar gratis el eBook con 10 tips para actores y locutores.*¿Quieres que tus graficas resalten en las redes sociales? Canva Pro es una herramienta que te permite crear lo que sea en pocos minutos con miles de hermosas imágenes y plantillas, prueba Canva Pro gratis por 30 días con este enlace: https://partner.com/lapizarra*La buena relación con tus clientes alimenta tu negocio, optimízalo con un CRM. Maneja tu base de datos y dale seguimiento a tus clientes y a tus proyectos con Monday.com, pruébalo gratis por 14 días en:https://mondaycom.grsm.io/lapizarra* ¡No olvides suscribirte a La Pizarra para tener acceso a todos los episodios, descárgalos y compártelos en redes sociales, tus comentarios son bien recibidos!** Visita https://www.nickymondellini.com para conocer el trabajo de la actriz, conductora y locutora Nicky Mondellini.Nicky es una artista de talla internacional con más de treinta años de carrera artística, su voz es escuchada en comerciales de televisión, radio y plataformas digitales a nivel mundial.Su trabajo como actriz incluye más de doce telenovelas, varias obras de teatro clásico español y contemporáneo, cortometrajes y largometrajes, y la conducción de programas matutinos en México y Estados Unidos, además de comerciales de imagen y videos publicitarios y corporativos.Sigue a Nicky en:Instagram @nickymondelliniTwitter @nicky3ch_nicky Facebook https://www.facebook.com/nickymondellinivoiceover 

Falamos sobre as maravilhas do Disney Plus, das séries de Star Wars e do novo filme do Robert Rodriguez, Pequenos Grandes Heróis. :D Assuntos paralelos incluem: homenagem ao Alexi Laiho, vocalista e guitarrista de heavy metal que morreu essa semana, o efeito Gambito da Rainha, que levou as jogadas da Beth Harmon para os jogos do site chess.com, o filme irado de xadrez Rainha de Katwe, os curtas da Disney, Star Wars: Clone Wars, Rebels, Fallen Order, Han Solo, e Mandalorian. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/qad4podcast/message

FXF_S04EP02:MIRA NAIR: ALLYSON JOHNSON, BARRY BROWN, DOMINICK TAVELLA, JENNIFER DUNNINGTON, DAVID PATTERSON, TONY MARTINEZ, DAVID SMITH PLAY PODCAST In this episode of Frame By Frame, picture editors Barry Brown and Allyson Johnson, re-recording mixer, Dominick Tavella, supervising sound editor, Dave Paterson, dialogue and ADR editor Tony Martinez, Music editor, Jen Dunnington and Assistant Editor David A Smith talk about their work with Mira Nair on both documentaries and scripted features including India Cabaret, Salaam Bombay!,Monsoon Wedding, Vanity Fair, Kama Sutra, The Reluctant Fundamentalist and The Queen of Katwe over the past 40 years. Filmmaker Mira Nair who splits her time between New York, Kampala and New Delhi creates complex worlds of color and sound where modernity often meets with tradition. The same complexity is reflected in the diverse talents she surrounds herself with in her New York-based post production family. Picture Editor Barry Brown started things off by talking about how he met Mira as a first-time editor for her documentary India Cabaret. You can share this conversation through our website bit.do /framebyframe—or via Twitter at @postny. You can also find us on itunes- search Frame By Frame and click on the orange icon. We welcome your comments and suggestions -- write us at framebyframe@postnewyork.org. This session was recorded at Parabolic in New York City. The sound engineer was Vinny Alfano Stay tuned for upcoming episodes of Frame By Frame with the collaborators of Ron Howard and Spike Lee. Frame By Frame is expanding to include short interviews spotlighting bold new voices in New York filmmaking the New York in snapshot conversations called Generation Next. Listen for upcoming mini-episodes. Frame By Frame is a podcast series hosted by editor Isabel Sadurni, that introduces you to the most influential, respected and accomplished cinema post-production professionals working in New York today. Through intimate, informal discussions between collaborators about post-production craft, aesthetics, process and technique, we'll recognize and celebrate the iconic films and people that have made New York film history as well as those contemporaries who continue to make important contributions to the art of filmmaking. In conversations anchored by the film editor, we'll share the stories that define New York as an essential ongoing capital of the global film industry. Frame By Frame is proudly presented by Post New York Alliance.

FXF_S04EP02:MIRA NAIR: ALLYSON JOHNSON, BARRY BROWN, DOMINICK TAVELLA, JENNIFER DUNNINGTON, DAVID PATTERSON, TONY MARTINEZ, DAVID SMITHPLAY PODCAST In this episode of Frame By Frame, picture editors Barry Brown and Allyson Johnson, re-recording mixer, Dominick Tavella, supervising sound editor, Dave Paterson, dialogue and ADR editor Tony Martinez, Music editor, Jen Dunnington and Assistant Editor David A Smith talk about their work with Mira Nair on both documentaries and scripted features including India Cabaret, Salaam Bombay!,Monsoon Wedding, Vanity Fair, Kama Sutra, The Reluctant Fundamentalist and The Queen of Katwe over the past 40 years. Filmmaker Mira Nair who splits her time between New York, Kampala and New Delhi creates complex worlds of color and sound where modernity often meets with tradition. The same complexity is reflected in the diverse talents she surrounds herself with in her New York-based post production family. Picture Editor Barry Brown started things off by talking about how he met Mira as a first-time editor for her documentary India Cabaret. You can share this conversation through our website bit.do /framebyframe—or via Twitter at @postny. You can also find us on itunes- search Frame By Frame and click on the orange icon. We welcome your comments and suggestions -- write us at framebyframe@postnewyork.org. This session was recorded at Parabolic in New York City. The sound engineer was Vinny Alfano Stay tuned for upcoming episodes of Frame By Frame with the collaborators of Ron Howard and Spike Lee. Frame By Frame is expanding to include short interviews spotlighting bold new voices in New York filmmaking the New York in snapshot conversations called Generation Next. Listen for upcoming mini-episodes. Frame By Frame is a podcast series hosted by editor Isabel Sadurni, that introduces you to the most influential, respected and accomplished cinema post-production professionals working in New York today. Through intimate, informal discussions between collaborators about post-production craft, aesthetics, process and technique, we'll recognize and celebrate the iconic films and people that have made New York film history as well as those contemporaries who continue to make important contributions to the art of filmmaking. In conversations anchored by the film editor, we'll share the stories that define New York as an essential ongoing capital of the global film industry. Frame By Frame is proudly presented by Post New York Alliance.

John Lustrea is back with me on the podcast to discuss a movie that both he and I watched. We had such an overwhelmingly positive response to the last movie we discussed, The Way, that we decided to do it again. This time we tackle Queen of Katwe. If you've not watched it, we highly recommend it. […] The post John Lustrea-episode 127 appeared first on Anita Lustrea.

I finally got to use a brief clip of my Queen of Katwe interview with Lupita Nyong'o as she prepared to take on the role of Nakia in the highly anticipated Black Panther. Find out what she was most looking forward to in this brief segment. Also, we break down the Solo trailers and see if it finally won us over. Finally, we explore video game movies. Which ones have been good, which series deserve video game movies and why Hollywood struggles to get that right. And get some news on how to win passes for Black Panther, Game Night and Annihilation!

The Millennial Falcon is pleased to introduce a new monthly feature: Millennial Movie Review. Your three favorite millennials review "Queen of Katwe," the Disney biopic about a Ugandan chess master starring Lupita Nyong'o and David Oyelewo. Plus: Anya is excited about The Cubs and "No Tomorrow," Willoughby can't wait for "Logan," and HT discovered the sweet Netflix series "Midnight Diner: Tokyo Stories."

  In EP 26, we talk about The Walking Dead from AMC. We highlight that the Debates and SNL are must-see TV and Kei recommends Queen of Katwe.

Director Mira Nair and Oscar-winning actress Lupita Nyong'o discuss their new film Queen of Katwe, which is based on the true story of Ugandan chess prodigy Phiona Mutesi.Newcastle Gateshead has beaten Sheffield, Blackpool and Bradford and been selected by the government to host a £5m Great Exhibition of the North in 2018. Carol Bell, Culture & Major Events Director, Newcastle Gateshead Initiative, talks about their plans for the major exhibition, which will showcase art, design and innovation from the north of England. 12 years after the last episode of Sex and the City, Sarah Jessica Parker is back on the small screen in Divorce, a comedy drama about the end of a marriage written by Catastrophe's Sharon Horgan. Stephen Armstrong reviews. In 1974 the Gaul trawler set off from Hull never to return, disappearing off the northern coast of Norway with all hands lost. Playwright Janet Plater talks about her new drama The Gaul at Hull Truck Theatre, which charts the experience of the wives and relatives left behind. Shahidha Bari reviews The Vulgar: Fashion Redefined, a new exhibition at the Barbican Art Gallery in London which explores the aesthetics of taste through the prism of fashion.Presenter: Samira Ahmed Producer: Rachel Simpson.

Listen in as we review the films Queen of Katwe, Paying Mr. Mcgetty, Peregrine's School for Peculiar Children, Disney's Beauty and the Beast 25th Anniversary edition. Host Keefer Blakeslee is joined by KIDS FIRST! Film Critics Clayton, Morgan, and Gerry. Before you spend your hard earned dollars at the movies, be sure to listen to what our youth reporters have to say.

This special episode of the a16z Podcast is based on a Q&A from an early screening we hosted of Disney's Queen of Katwe, now in theaters. The movie -- directed by Mira Nair and based on a book by Tim Crothers -- depicts the true story of Ugandan chess prodigy Phiona Mutesi. The conversation, hosted by Ben Horowitz, features actor David Oyelowo who (among other roles, previously played Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in "Selma") and plays Robert Katende, the engineer-turned-mentor who taught community sports and chess to kids in the slums of Kampala, Uganda. photo credits: Prentiss Earl lll

Listen in as we review the films Binky Bill, The Queen of Katwe, Disney's Beauty and the Beast: 25th Anniversary Edition, My LIttle Pony: Friendship is Magic: Soaring over Equestria, Storks, The Wild Life, and Sully. Hosts Gerry Orz and Morgan Bartsch are joined by KIDS FIRST! Film Critics Michelle, Mia, and Kamhai. Before you spend your hard earned dollars at the movies, be sure to listen to what our youth reporters have to say.

Dave and Alonso discuss some welcome September surprises, plus the two classic films that led to a just-OK remake now in theaters. Leave us a nice iTunes review (and subscribe for free), follow us @linoleumcast on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram, and now I wonder. Join our club, won't you? Dave's DVD pick of the week: A TOWN CALLED PANIC Alonso's DVD picks of the week: MISSISSIPPI MASALA and SEARCHING FOR BOBBY FISCHER

No te pierdas el estreno de la quinta temporada de La Sexta Nominada, una introducción a las películas que protagonizarán la próxima carrera por el Oscar hasta que una de ellas sea coronada el 26 de febrero en el Dolby Theatre. Cristina González, periodista cinematográfica del grupo Atresmedia e invitada en el especial del Festival de Cannes que grabamos el pasado mayo, acompaña a Dani Mantilla y Juan Sanguino en el estreno de temporada del podcast. Guía del episodio Principales aspirantes: Aliados, Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk, El nacimiento de una nación, Fences, Hacksaw Ridge, La La Land, La luz entre los océanos, La llegada, The Lost City of Z, Loving, Manchester By The Sea, Mooonlight, Silencio, Sully Otros títulos: Florence Foster Jenkins, Nocturnal Animals, Lion, Hidden Figures, Passengers, Un monstruo viene a verme, The Promise, Rules Don't Apply, Queen of Katwe, Vaiana, Zootropolis