Podcast appearances and mentions of keith stanfield

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País Estados Unidos Dirección Rian Johnson Guion Rian Johnson Música Nathan Johnson Fotografía Steve Yedlin Reparto Daniel Craig, Ana de Armas, Chris Evans, Jamie Lee Curtis, Toni Collette, Don Johnson, Michael Shannon, Christopher Plummer, Keith Stanfield, Katherine Langford, Jaeden Martell, Riki Lindhome, Edi Patterson, Raúl Castillo, Frank Oz, M. Emmet Walsh Sinopsis Cuando el renombrado novelista de misterio Harlan Thrombey (Christopher Plummer) es encontrado muerto en su mansión, justo después de la celebración familiar de su 85 cumpleaños, el inquisitivo y cortés detective Benoit Blanc (Daniel Craig) es misteriosamente reclutado para investigar el asunto. Se moverá entre una red de pistas falsas y mentiras interesadas para tratar de descubrir la verdad tras la muerte del escritor.

When the shadow of the coronavirus is finally lifted, the British public will have a long list of people to thank: doctors, nurses, cleaners, shop assistants, charities and – maybe – Boris Johnson. But there won’t be a round of applause for the parish clergy, that’s for sure, and it's not really their fault: the bishops, especially the Catholic ones, have mishandled the Covid crisis spectacularly. And in the United States? To be sure, there are bishops and pastors who, like the Catholic Bishops of England and Wales, form a Mafia of the Mediocre. But there is dynamism, too, and it’s interesting to note the extent to which successful Catholic and Protestant parishes share a common culture.  My guest this week is Keith Stanfield, the brilliant young violinist whose Opus 76 String Quartet played Beethoven for us so beautifully a few weeks ago. In addition to having played football for Western Samoa in World Cup qualifying matches, Keith has worked in the US financial sector. He’s a practising Catholic and a keen observer of the Evangelical churches where he regularly performs. He expresses some strong opinions in this episode. So do I. You'll also hear a few seconds of ear-splittingly hideous music and some pointed remarks about the impending vandalism of the Westminster Cathedral Choir. Get a month's free trial of The Spectator and a free wireless charger here (https://subscription.spectator.co.uk/?prom=A558G&pkgcode=03) .

O and Stacey tackle their favorite subject; LOVE! The Photograph, released on Valentine's Day 2020, brought the heat and passion leaving us yearning for more. If you haven't seen the movie give this episode a spin and go watch the movie for yourself. Maybe it's time to fall in love all over again.

This week's Holy Smoke podcast is a celebration of what must surely be the most inspiring piece of music ever written by a sick man recovering from illness – the slow movement of Beethoven's String Quartet, Op. 132, which he entitled 'A Song of Thanksgiving to the Deity by a Convalescent'.  The relevance of this sublime music hardly needs spelling out. But what makes this episode particularly special is that, when they learned of the plans for the podcast, a brilliant young string quartet based in Kansas City, which calls itself The Opus 76 String Quartet, offered to record it for us. And that's what they did, without charging a fee, in the lovely acoustic of Visitation Parish Church just before it closed its doors because of the virus. They made a video of their luminous performance, which you can find on the Spectator's website, and there are two short extracts in the episode.  My guest is the leader of the quartet, Keith Stanfield, who must be the only classical chamber musician in history to have played football in a World Cup qualifying match, for his mother's country, Western Samoa. I couldn't resist asking him about that.  He and his colleagues went to heroic lengths to play Beethoven's 'Song of Thanksgiving' for Holy Smoke. Do tune in. Holy Smoke is hosted by Damian Thompson, who dissects the most important and controversial topics in world religion, with a range of high profile guests. Click here (https://audioboom.com/channel/holy-smoke) to find previous episodes.

This week's Holy Smoke podcast is a celebration of what must surely be the most inspiring piece of music ever written by a sick man recovering from illness – the slow movement of Beethoven's String Quartet, Op. 132, which he entitled 'A Song of Thanksgiving to the Deity by a Convalescent'.  The relevance of this sublime music hardly needs spelling out. But what makes this episode particularly special is that, when they learned of the plans for the podcast, a brilliant young string quartet based in Kansas City, which calls itself The Opus 76 String Quartet, offered to record it for us. And that's what they did, without charging a fee, in the lovely acoustic of Visitation Parish Church just before it closed its doors because of the virus. They made a video of their luminous performance, which you can find on the Spectator's website, and there are two short extracts in the episode.  My guest is the leader of the quartet, Keith Stanfield, who must be the only classical chamber musician in history to have played football in a World Cup qualifying match, for his mother's country, Western Samoa. I couldn't resist asking him about that.  He and his colleagues went to heroic lengths to play Beethoven's 'Song of Thanksgiving' for Holy Smoke. Please listen!  Presented by Damian Thompson.

We breakdown the real purpose of Valentine's Day whether you're single or in a relationship and share our thoughts on the romantic film starring Issa Rae and Keith Stanfield. --- 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/ask-for-candy/message

País Estados Unidos Dirección Don Cheadle Guion Steven Baigelman, Don Cheadle (Historia: Steven Baigelman, Don Cheadle, Stephen J. Rivele, Christopher Wilkinson) Música Robert Glasper Fotografía Roberto Schaefer Reparto Don Cheadle, Ewan McGregor, Michael Stuhlbarg, Emayatzy Corinealdi, Keith Stanfield, Morgan Wolk, Austin Lyon Sinopsis Biopic del legendario músico de jazz Miles Davis. En la cima de una brillante y prolífica carrera a la cabeza de la vanguardia y modernidad de la innovación del jazz más actual, Miles Davis (Cheadle) desaparece repentinamente del ojo público durante cinco años a finales de la década de los 70. Solo, atrincherado en su casa, dolorido y con la voz mermada y entumecida por las drogas y los analgésicos, vive atormentado por los fantasmas de su pasado. Es entonces cuando un avispado reportero musical, Dave Braden (Ewan McGregor) allana la morada de Davis, y en el transcurso de un par de días, los dos hombres emprenden involuntariamente una aventura intensa, y en ocasiones angustiosa, para intentar recuperar una cinta sustraída que contenía la grabación de las últimas composiciones musicales del artista.

País Estados Unidos Dirección Ava DuVernay Guion Paul Webb, Ava DuVernay Música Jason Moran, Morgan Rhodes Fotografía Bradford Young Reparto David Oyelowo, Tom Wilkinson, Carmen Ejogo, Tim Roth, Giovanni Ribisi, Common, Oprah Winfrey, Lorraine Toussaint, André Holland, Alessandro Nivola, Martin Sheen, Cuba Gooding Jr., Dylan Baker, Stephan James, Wendell Pierce, Keith Stanfield, Colman Domingo, Ruben Santiago-Hudson, Stephen Root, Tessa Thompson, Omar Dorsey, Henry G. Sanders, Jeremy Strong Sinopsis Esta crónica sobre la lucha del político y activista Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. (David Oyelowo) en defensa de los derechos civiles se centra en la marcha desde Selma a Montgomery, Alabama, en 1965, que llevó al presidente Lyndon B. Johnson (Tom Wilkinson) a aprobar la ley sobre el derecho al voto de los ciudadanos negros.

Nach einer kleinen Zwangspause wegen zu vieler Krankheitsfaelle, sind wir nun wieder zurueck und das mit einem tollen Programm. Im Fokus steht heute der Film Get Out. Daniel Kaluuya muss sich hier als Chris Washington mit der sehr merkwuerdigen Familie seiner Freundin herumschlagen. In diesem Mystery Horror Thriller sahen viele Zuschauer und auch Kritiker eine versteckte Rassismus Debatte. Ob dem wirklich so war und wie die Story generell auf uns gewirkt hat, das erfahrt im Review. Ferner haben wir Kino Aktuell wieder mit im Programm und gehen auf den Black Panther ein, welcher ja eigentlich in dieser Ausgabe unser Hauptthema sein sollte. Warum wir das abaendern mussten, erklaeren wir in der Sendung. Zum anderen haben wir auch ueber Shape of Water gesprochen, welcher bei den diesjaehrigen Oscars gut abgeraeumt hat.

 Well I'm, hot blooded, check it and see. I can have any gluten in me cause I'm hot blooded, hot blooded. That's right folks this weeks episode is about, you guess it? What's that? No, not gluten. That was just a coincidence. It's about VAMPIRES. What? I don't know why I sang a song about gluten, I'm just sayin it was also about blood. My jokes contain multitudes, folks. No, I don't know who I'm talking to here and no I don't care that no one reads these. I will shout bits for no one into my audience, The Void, until my body because shitty and shambling as I waste away for there are no more comment sections for me to conquer. Also sorry for the super shitty start, I'm a big whiny baby boy and was acting as such. Thanks! Now Playing: SWAMMY! Tony “The Garlic King” Garlic “That’s Right We Got It!” Gluten Free Lovin’ The Passion-Fruit of the Christ 3 Cheers for F.R.O.Y.Ogurt --------------------­----------------------------------------­--------------- Producers/Writers this week: Jordan Broadway‏ @jordobroado Vampire has cooking show but can't cook with garlic so all the recipes suck. Millennial intern starts working there & turns the show around Scatterbrainspodcast Celiac Vampire - he loves blood, but needs to be careful where he gets his blood. He's incredibly allergic to gluten. Lucky for him, he's alive in 2017, gluten free diets are all the rage! Murphy‏ @Jesus_H_Pharaoh Passion-Fruit if the Christ. Instead of dying on a cross, Jesus opens up a Fro-Yo shop. They still wanna kill him though. Not Adam ---------------------­----------------------------------------­-------------- Eric Lee and Thomas Stapleton takes your suggestions and ideas and adapt them into good movie pitches for the Hollywood big wigs who are straight up desperate for material. ----------------------­----------------------------------------­------------- Our theme was written and recorded by Nate Thompson. For updates on his future projects please follow him on twitter @natepthomps Our logo was done by Kyle Smith. For more of his good stuff please go to https://www.ultrafeel.us/ ----------------------­----------------------------------------­------------- Please follow us on twitter too! Radaptation - @RadaptationPod Eric Lee - @Ericleeeeeee Thomas Stapleton - @Tstape03 ----------------------­----------------------------------------­------------- SUBSCRIBE to RADAPTATION on iTunes: https://itun.es/i67R6gr Google Play:  goo.gl/qywr8Bcontent_copy Tunein: http://tunein.com/radio/Radaptation-p981196/ Blubrry: https://www.blubrry.com/radaptation/ RSS: http://radaptation.libsyn.com/rss YouTube: Radaptation Podcast Stitcher: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/radaptation ----------------------­----------------------------------------­---------------------- Follow RADAPTATION: Twitter: http://twitter.com/RadaptationPod Facebook: http://facebook.com/RadaptationPod ----------------------­----------------------------------------­----------------------   For Inquiries, please email: Radaptation@gmail.com ----------------------­----------------------------------------­---------------------- Things and people we talked about in this episode:  Writing, screenwriting,  podcasting, podcast, Filmmakersofinstagram, filmmaking, cinematography, movies, PeeWee Herman, Labor Day, Sushi, Cowboy Roll, Vampires, Horror, Cooking, Garlic, Dwayne Johnson, Dwayne The Rock Johnson, Matthew Perry, Zac Efron, Elliot Gould, Aubrey Plaza, Patrick Stewart, Keith Stanfield, Celiac, Gluten, Gabriel Chavarria, Ray Liota, Steve Buscemi, Joe Pesci, Frasier, Cheers, Jesus, Alf, Kramer, Bart Simpson, Al Pacino,   Episode 27:   #80s #grid #neon #retrofuture #cyberpunk #vaporwave #VHS #retro #gridart #Writing, #screenwriting, #podcasting, #podcast, #filmmaking, #cinematography, #movies

Shana Solomon, is a writer, producer and an award winning character actor known for her TV roles on “Law & Order SVU”, Steven Spielberg’s and Ed Burns’ “Public Morals”, HBO’s Newest Comedic Series “Divorce”, Starring Sarah Jessica Parker and her recurring role on NBC’s “Shades Of Blue” Starring Jennifer Lopez and Ray Liotta. Solomon is also starring in the upcoming films that were big hits at the 2017 Sundance film Festival, “The Big Sick” a comedy starring Ray Romano and Kumail Nanjiani and “Crown Heights” with Keith Stanfield. She also co-wrote, produced and starred in an award winning short film, “Cool Kidz”, about inner city bullying in the Bronx. Shana has starred in countless films and National commercials. Shana’s newest project is her one-woman show, “THE CLOSET BITCH”, a dark comedy about a woman who falls apart trying to make everyone else happy. Shana produced, created, wrote, and plays 19 different characters in this 80 minute live show. The Closet Bitch is currently in the middle of it’s Off-Broadway run every Wednesday at The Physics Theater in New York City. For tickets and info on show, please visit shanasolomon.com Today we talk to Shana, about the business of acting, producing a one woman show and all the stuff in between --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/the-ash-cash-show/support

This week we’re watching GET OUT, directed by Jordan Peele and starring Daniel Kaluuya, Allison Williams, Bradley Whitford, Catherine Keener, Caleb Landry Jones, Betty Gabriel, Keith Stanfield, Lil Rel Howery, and Stephen Root. GET OUT!  It's time to commit MASS MOVIECIDE!

netflix has announced the cast for their movie adaptation of the anime/manga death note, and being a fan, i had to talk about my feelings about it -- and my feelings about there being a U.S. adaptation at all! of course i ended up spending fifteen minutes talking about adaptation and a history of recent hollywood whitewashing, but hey, i arrived at the actual topic eventually. =P

With Bailey back this week, we discuss the highs and lows of the movie Into the Forest. Starring Evan Rachel Wood and Ellen Page as the end of the world sets in, the two sisters in the film must learn what it takes to survive alongside how their relationship evolves, through the hardships that come with not just the power being out. Jackie Chan provided some very interesting quotes on the potential landscape for Chinese markets to dominate and dictate the power of the box office. We also ponder the potential of a Death Note Netflix adaptation, now that they've hired the talent of Short Term 12 and Straight Out of Compton breakout star Keith Stanfield. We also bring you some thoughts on the premiere of Outcast.Remember next week is our episode all on Mr. Robot. We will recap season 1, it's impact and the potential for the series moving forward. We'll preview season 2, alongside a deep look at the trailer for the same.This week's music:In Heaven - Japanese BreakfastI'll Take You - MSTR Rogers