Podcast appearances and mentions of kim tillman

Happy 25th anniversary to the 1999 classic, 10 Things I Hate About You! We've talked about Kim Tillman's work on the pod before (Doppelgänger, Wild Things). This time, she created thoughtful and fashionable costumes for the Seattle teens in this reimagined Taming of the Shrew. Kim dressed Julia Stiles's character in low-slung pants, cropped camo, and Frankenflops, opposite her sister's (Larisa Oleynik) ultra-girly style. Heath Ledger (in his breakthrough role) got the stylish bad-boy treatment in custom-dyed tank tops and PVC pants. We also discuss the iconic prom looks, name the film's Surprise Style Icon, revisit Andrew Keegan's alleged cult (and then fantasize about becoming cult leaders ourselves). For visuals of the costumes, follow us on: Instagram at @makeovermontagepodcast TikTok at @makeovermontagepodcast Follow Marie on Instagram and Blaire on Instagram Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review us on Apple Podcasts or Spotify!  To request a movie for us to cover, DM us on Instagram or hit us up at makeovermontagepod[at]gmail.com. Call us at our sexy new hotline: (323) 487-2383. We wanna hear from you

Lance Stevens was standing outside his home in his calm Indianapolis neighborhood with his mother, Kim Tillman, as she dropped off the two young grandkids from a weekend at her house, when a stranger with a gun changed their lives in an instant.  Lance was shot in the leg and another bullet grazed the side of his head, while his mother received the brunt of the gunfire: she was shot in the chest and armpit, and her arm and cheekbone were shattered. After decades of decline, gun violence has spiked since the pandemic. Experts told Into America that in Indianapolis, the demographics of victims are shifting, and survivors are becoming more likely to be older people and women, like Kim Tillman. It's also creeping into neighborhoods like Northwest Indianapolis that are usually untouched. Most of the nation's attention on gun violence is focused on mass shootings and homicides, but the vast majority of people who are shot survive. And like Kim and Lance, who were among the nearly 750 Indianapolis residents who were wounded by gun violence in 2021, these survivors not only must heal their physical wounds, but face a number of challenges and unexpected hurdles – from healthcare costs, damage to property, and navigating victim compensation funds – as the family tries to heal.A little over a year later after the shooting, host Trymaine Lee visited Lance and his wife Sophia Stevens, and grandma Kim Tillman at the Stevens' home in Indianapolis, to talk about recovery, acceptance, and moving forward after tragedy.For a transcript, please visit msnbc.com/intoamerica. Follow and share the show on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, using the handle @intoamericapod.Thoughts? Feedback? Story ideas? Write to us at intoamerica@nbcuni.com.Further Listening: Space to GrieveHate and Heartbreak in Buffalo

Hello beautiful friends! Today is a creative share out! A sovereign share out if you will. We have poems, music, rapping, freestyles, and big HEART from Kim Tillman, Shamikah Christina Martinez, Logan Myles Stacer, Kaili Y. Turner, BWLR, Parris Lewis, RVRLND, & Carmen Borla. Listen to their words. To the LOVE! Multiple times if you gotta! We all met at the BARS Workshop at the Public Theater in New York City in 2018. BARS is a theater-in-verse workshop created by Rafael Casal and Daveed Diggs. We had 8 weeks of deep collaboration and we loved each other so much we kept creating together. They are some of the most stellar artists and humans that I know! Please follow the links and things to support these beautiful people. Carmen Borla- IG @carmenborla. BRAVE ONE. Ecos on Spotify. Jon Butts (RVRLND): IG @jonbuttsishere. jonbuttsishere.com Aghast en Masse EP on Spotify. Parris Lewis: IG @renaissancewoman_ The Color Purple Nat'l Tour. Easy as Life. BWLR (Rugz D. Bewler): IG @justbwlr justbwlr.com. Pink Range EP Kaili Y. Turner: IG @mdamstarlight @comedygoldengals @fkdup_n_fabulous kailiyturner.com Logan Myles Stacer: IG @loganstacer. HeARTland Shamikah Christina Martinez: IG @shamikahchristina. shamikahmartinez.com. IMDB. Kim Tillman: IG @thekimtillman @tragicgadgetband. thekimtillman.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/britt-dorazio/support

We're kicking off our third annual Drewcember with a WILD CARD...Doppelganger! This weird, lesser-known film from 1993 film stars our shero, Drew Barrymore, as a woman named Holly Gooding who moves to LA and claims she's being haunted by her evil, murderous doppelganger! Costume design by Kim Tillman (10 Things I Hate About You, Wild Things, Cougar Town). Tune in now for '90s flower dresses and sheer white tights galore, but more importantly, to help us make sense of this strange movie!  EPISODE NOTES: The Doppelganger Apartment on iamnotastalker.com For visuals of the costumes, follow us on Instagram at @fishnetflixpod.  DM or email your movie requests at info@fishnetflix.com!

According to Attendance Works, a national organization that addresses chronic school absenteeism, persistent dental pain, along with related trouble eating and sleeping, makes oral health one of the leading causes of chronic school absenteeism among young students. Among school-age children, tooth decay is the most common chronic disease, five times more prevalent than asthma! Joining us to talk about the importance of dental health among our youngest learners is Dr. Adam Barefoot, Director of Oral Health with the Georgia Department of Public Health; Allison Setterlind, Director of the Head Start Collaboration Office; and Kim Tillman, Health Services Manager for Easter Seals of North Georgia. Support the show (http://www.decal.ga.gov)

Welcome to The Living Room; please make yourself at home! This week's a cozy episode between Carina and Kim Tillman. They talk about developing your arrangements, what a good manager can do for you, and Starkid. Kim Tillman can be found online at: https://kimtillman.bandcamp.com/

iTunes | Stitcher | RSS feedWe find out more about what happened to The Host in the mine shaft and Bao Xiao Ping's diary is concluded.This week's Broadcast Failure was performed by Stephen Jack Cullen.The song was Overboard by Kim Tillman.You can find out more here.If you want to send a report to the Switchboard please click here.Music used:How We Survive (originally written for the film of the same name by Joshua Yeo) by Thomas O'BoyleandVillainous Treachery and Ice Demon by Kevin MacLeod

In "Act Two", Michael joins Daniel and Kim to discuss the music scene in LA and musical collaboration.  Does it hurt or help your brand and growth.  We also talk about how to keep yourself healthy, mentally and emotionally.  How important that is and why.  Finally, we discuss what it takes to settle into this city, how relevant songs about LA still are and Kim takes the infamous "MySpace Quiz"  Enjoy!! Please Leave Us A Review! Songs in this episode: "Overboard" by Kim Tillman & "Pony Boy" by Kim Tillman Check out Kim's album "An Ark" on iTunes or Spotify!! Find Kim Tillman at: Twitter: @TheKimTillman IG:TheKimTillman FB Page: Kim Tillman Website: www.TheKimTillman.com Theme Music Provided by: BenSound.com Find us: Twitter:@LAHustleCast IG:HollywoodHustlePodcast FB:Hollywood Hustle Podcast Email Us at: HollywoodHustlePodcast@gmail.com Visit us at www.HollywoodHustlePodcast.com --- 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/hollywoodhustle/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hollywoodhustle/support

In "Act One", Daniel and Kim discuss her journey to Los Angeles, the sacrifices it takes to not only get better, but to move forward as a musician in LA. We talk about her first Album, "An Ark", the struggles of recording it, the pain of losing the computer all your work is saved on, performing live, inspiring others and trying to fund your passions through crowdfunding. Kim is an amazing storyteller and that is the heart of these interviews. Enjoy!! Please Leave Us A Review! Songs in this episode: "Evelyn" by Kim Tillman and Silent Films & "Zoo Song" by Kim Tillman Check out Kim's album "An Ark" on iTunes or Spotify!! Find Kim Tillman at: Twitter: @TheKimTillman IG:TheKimTillman FB Page: Kim Tillman Website: www.TheKimTillman.com Theme Music Provided by: BenSound.com Find us: Twitter:@LAHustleCast IG:HollywoodHustlePodcast FB:Hollywood Hustle Podcast Email Us at: HollywoodHustlePodcast@gmail.com Visit us at www.HollywoodHustlePodcast.com --- 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/hollywoodhustle/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/hollywoodhustle/support

Mike, Tommy and Kevin break down another Mighty Ducks minute. This time, they break down the Mighty Ducks' outing to the Minnesota North Stars vs. Hartford Whalers game. Averman-Goldberg, Connie-Guy, and Jesse-Banks are all discussed. Show notes Eddie comes in strong with a 15 percent on Rotten Tomatoes.  Bogus is the movie Tommy was thinking of that starred Whoopi Goldberg and Haley Joel Osment. Averman nabbing Goldberg's pretzel: Guy and Connie's outfits: We talked with D3 costume designer Kim Tillman in Episode 59.  Jesse's look after the Hawks point the finger gun at Banks: What is Goldberg doing in the top left? Bombay late on the celebration: Charlie's cooking: The game the Mighty Ducks attended appears to have occurred on February 29, 1992. It's the only game from 1988 to 1992 that had the Stars and Whalers tied at three at on point during the game. The Whalers won the game, 5-4, in overtime. Thanks to @Totally_Offside for the #QuackQuestion: @QuackAttackPod would any of the Ducks' lives have been better off if they had never met Bombay? If so, which ones? #QuackQuestion — Totally Offside (@Totally_Offside) April 19, 2017 We talked about Tammy's untimely death in Episode 107.

Queer & Trans Artists of Color Vol 2 A celebration of queer and trans black and brown genius...building on the groundbreaking first volume, Queer and Trans Artists of Color: Stories of Some of Our Lives, Nia King is back with a second archive of interviews from her podcast We Want the Airwaves. She maintains her signature frankness as an interviewer while seeking advice on surviving capitalism from creative folks who often find their labor devalued. In this collection of interviews, Nia discusses biphobia in gay men's communities with Juba Kalamka, helping border-crossers find water in the desert with Micha Cardenas, trying to preserve Indigenous languages through painting with Grace Rosario Perkins, revolutionary monster stories with Elena Rose, using textiles to protest police violence with Indira Allegra, trying to respectfully reclaim one's own culture with Amir Rabiyah, taking on punk racism with Mimi Thi Nguyen, the imminent trans women of color world takeover with Lexi Adsit, queer life in WWII Japanese American incarceration camps with Tina Takemoto, hip-hop and Black Nationalism with Ajuan Mance, making music in exile with Martin Sorrondeguy, issue-based versus identity-based organizing with Trish Salah, ten years of curating and touring with the QTPOC arts organization Mangos With Chili with Cherry Galettte, raising awareness about gentrification through games with Mattie Brice, self-publishing versus working with a small press with Vivek Shreya, and the colonial nature of journalism school with Kiley May. The conversation continues. Bear witness to QTPOC brilliance. Included in the evening will be performances by:  Ryka Aoki is the author of Seasonal Velocities, He Mele a Hilo (A Hilo Song) and Why Dust Shall Never Settle Upon This Soul. She has been honored by the California State Senate for her “extraordinary commitment to free speech and artistic expression, as well as the visibility and well-being of Transgender people. Ryka was the inaugural performer for the first ever Transgender Stage at San Francisco Pride, and has performed in venues including the San Francisco Pride Main Stage, the Columbus National Gay and Lesbian Theatre Festival, the National Queer Arts Festival, and Ladyfest South. Ryka also appears in the recent documentaries “Diagnosing Difference” and “Riot Acts.” She has MFA in Creative Writing from Cornell University and is the recipient of a University Award from the Academy of American Poets. She is a professor of English at Santa Monica College.Winner of the People Before Profits Poetry Prize, Meliza Bañales aka Missy Fuego is the author of Say It With Your Whole Mouth (Poems) and the Xicana-Punk-Rock-Coming-of-Age novel Life Is Wonderful, People Are Terrific which was a 2016 Lambda Literary Award Finalist. She was a fixture in the San Francisco Bay Area spoken-word and slam communities from 1996-2010, where she became the first Xicana to win a poetry slam championship in 2002. She is a Visiting Professor of Literature and Counter-Culture at UC San Diego and the feature film of her novel is currently in pre-production in Los Angeles.Nadia Ann Abou-Karr is an artist, writer and practitioner of holistic healing arts. She has been self publishing her own zines since middle school, with the most recent being THE ICONOCLAST Revolutionary Love series which highlights the complexities and confusion that arise from loving in the 5th dimension. Ultimately she always come back to the realization that self love is the best kind, and she uses all of her creative production to create an optimal climate for free love.Kim Tillman is an LA-based singer/songwriter, lead singer of the band Tragic Gadget and half of the music duo Kim Tillman & Silent Films. Her songs have been featured in film and television including American Girl: Saige Paints the Sky, the 2014 documentary feature Off the Floor, on Love & Hip Hop Atlanta and the ABC Family series Switched at Birth. Armed with a honey-velvet voice and precise, evocative lyrics, she aims simply to move you. Praise for Queer & Trans Artists of Color Vol 2 “Nia King’s essential project is about demystifying the artist’s life, and centering expression at the heart of radically diverse QTPOC lives. This second volume of artists’ voices is full of heart and wisdom, struggle and triumph. Another must-read for anyone dedicated to living creatively.” —Jeff Chang, author of Who We Be and We Gon’ Be Alright“With all the talk in the entertainment industry about a lack of diverse voices in our media, Nia King does the big work that is necessary to rescue the entertainment industry from itself. She is going out there to highlight these voices, not because they are diverse, but because they are absolutely necessary.” —W. Kamau Bell, host of United Shades of America“Queer and Trans Artists of Color, Volume 2 continues to amplify beautiful voices that need to be heard. Refreshingly honest and illuminating, these interviews combine to form a powerful statement on the journey of the artist, and the person behind the art, towards creating a world where we can all thrive as our true selves.” —Mat Johnson, author of Loving Day and Pym“Nia King once again provides a vital space where LGBTQ artists of color can share their unique experiences working in their creative fields. This volume, like its predecessor, will be a must-read for years to come.” —Hari Kondabolu, writer and comedian“This book shines a spotlight on QTPOC artists, activists and self-proclaimed weirdos, a group who rarely receive such attention. Through fluid and compelling conversations with King, readers learn about the creative processes, identities, organizing, and politics that inform their art. This is a beautiful archive as well as a rich source of information for creative people seeking inspiration.” —Farzana Doctor, author of All Inclusive and Six Metres of Pavement“In this new volume Nia King continues the invaluable work of amplifying the voices and interrogating the ideas of a new generation of joyous, committed creators. If you want to know who is shaping the culture of the next century, this is a book you must have: a book brimming with honesty, intelligence and heart.” —Nayland Blake, artist and professor“This book is a revolutionary literary gesture, providing both practical information to artists and also doing the work of expanding the archive. I love the way that King brings interviews to the page, disseminating artists’ knowledge while also creating a window into their language and lives. The honesty of the unscripted conversations feels both intimate and subversive.”—Virgie Tovar, author of Hot & Heavy: Fierce Fat Girls on Life, Love and Fashion Nia King is a queer Black, Lebanese, Hungarian, and Jewish artist and activist from Canton, Massachusetts living in Oakland, California. She is the author of Queer & Trans Artists of Color: Stories of Some of Our Lives and the host and producer of We Want the Airwaves podcast. Her writing and comics have been published in Colorlines, East Bay Express and Women & Performance: a journal of feminist theory. She has spoken about her work at schools and conferences such as Stanford University, Swarthmore College, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, Facing Race, the Allied Media Conference, and the National Association for Ethnic Studies Conference. You can find more of her work at artactivistnia.com and contact her at NiaKing@zoho.com. Elena Rose, a Filipina-Ashkenazi trans lesbian mestiza, rode stories out of rural Oregon and hasn’t stopped telling since. As an ordained minister, writer, and organizer, she has been published in magazines including Aorta and Make/shift, co-founded the Speak! Radical Women of Color Media Collective, co-curated the acclaimed National Queer Arts Festival show Girl Talk: A Trans and Cis Women’s Dialogue, works as a nationally-recognized interfaith educator on justice issues, and serves on the boards of the Solar Cross Temple and the Church for the Fellowship of All Peoples. She can be contacted at takingsteps@gmail.comand on Twitter @burnlittlelight.

Hosts Demetri Panos and Phil Svitek interview costume designer Kim A. Tillman. Kim Tillman is a Los Angeles-based costume designer. Kim has been working in the film industry designing costumes for film, television, commercials and print since the early 90s. Her early costume work includes cult favorites such as So I Married an Axe Murderer, My Boyfriend's Back, Heavy Weights and Fools Rush In. In the late 90's Kim was responsible for the iconic looks in Wild Things and 10 Things I Hate About You. In the early 2000s Kim shifted her focus to commercials and television, working on a series of pilots and television shows such as Cougar Town and Men in Trees. After a break from films, Kim made her debut back into film with blockbusters such as Battleship and xXx: Return of Xander Cage. Kim continues to effortlessly flow through all mediums, designing costumes for the big screen and small. When Kim isn --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Listen on Stitcher or the Google Play Music Store. Mighty Ducks newbie Charlie Scudder comes on after watching D3 for the first time and completing the trilogy. He talks with Mike, Tommy and Kevin and how much Charlie has changed, cardboard cutouts standing in as fans and Hans possibly killing himself. Show notes: Thanks to Charlie for coming on. He's as cool as he's ever been. Follow him on Twitter: @cscudder.  Charlie's previous appearances: Episode 51, Episode 71. By the way, Mike meant 400 Twitter followers. Help us get to 500. The U.S. won the International Federation of American Football World Championship by beating Japan 59-12 last year.  Is Bombay all in Charlie's mind? The bald board member, who has: It's pretty easy to see the fake crowd in this scene: Bombay dropping knowledge bombs on the board and the board begrudgingly reinstating the Mighty Ducks' scholarships: Hans knowing he was going to die:   We laid out the whole Hans theory in Episode 11.  The JV/Varsity dinner was Episode 40. Banks face as he gets up to leave: Was The Minnesota Club in on the prank? Newt Gingrich: In Episode 71, Scudder gave D1 3.0 Scuds (not Quacks) and D2 3.5-4.0 Scuds. In Episode 51 he gave D1 3.75-4.0 Scuds. Our coach rankings were in Episode 37 and Episode 38. The kid from The Santa Claus and his stupid hair cut: Thanks to @Totally_Offside for the #QuackQuestion. Fulton's jersey in D1. You can see "Reed on the back": Fulton's jersey in D3: Shoutout to Torvald. We talked with D3 costume designer Kim Tillman in Episode 59. We emailed her about the Fulton jersey. Her response: Twitter | Facebook | iTunes Pod intro and outro by Josh Luecht

Mike, Tommy, and Kevin welcome D3 costume designer Kim Tillman onto the podcast. Kim explains the epic amount of equipment, uniforms and clothes she was responsible for, designing Eden Hall's jerseys and the fight she had over Guy Germaine's scarf. She also talks about her reunion with Steve Brill on their most recent film. Show Notes: Thanks again to Kim Tillman for coming on. Here is her IMDB. You can see some of her work on her website, kimtillman.com.  Kim spoke a lot about working with producer Jordan Kerner. We spoke with Jordan in Episode 55. A look at each kid wearing his or her favorite jersey when the team meets Coach Orion: Emilio looking regal: Kim spoke about working with Jeff Nordling a.k.a. Coach Orion and wanting him look Olympic looking. He's got a nice turtle neck/NHLPA fleece here: The lace-up practice jerseys. You can see it best on Connie. Look at the bottom of the front collar: Guy minus the scarf and upping the Indie rock vibe: Here's most of the crew in the funeral scene that Kim Talked about: Thanks to @ak2themax for the #QuackQuestion. The Do Over is a part of Adam Sandler's four-moive deal with Netflix. It's slated to come out in 2016. Follow us on Twitter | Like us on Facebook | Give us a five-star review on iTunes

It's Fashion Week, Night Vale's hippest event. Who will be spared from the sphere? Plus, ongoing investigations into the disappearances at the Shambling Orphan housing development, an update on the opera house, and an important News announcement. Weather: "Evelyn" by Kim Tillman & Silent Films (thekimtillman.com & silent films) Music: Disparition, disparition.info Logo: Rob Wilson, robwilsonwork.com. Produced by Night Vale Presents. Written by Joseph Fink & Jeffrey Cranor. Narrated by Cecil Baldwin. More Info: welcometonightvale.com, and follow @NightValeRadio on Twitter or Facebook.

Kim Tillman has been writing her Grammy acceptance speech since she was a little girl. Now that she's moved to LA to focus on her music career, she's closer to achieving that dream than ever. She's currently recording songs for an upcoming American Girl film and working with Pixar animators on her next music video. Stay tuned till the end for an exclusive live recording of Kim's last show at Actual Cafe! Highlights include which Disney song is shockingly subversive, how she stays positive in the face of racism, and why you shouldn't be afraid to ask for the money you deserve. Read the interview at scribd.com/artactivistnia. Support the podcast at patreon.com/artactivistnia.