Podcasts about Life as We Know It

On this episode, Sharon, Deji, and Moyo discuss music released in the last week, including Falz's “The Feast,” Kizz Daniel's “Uncle K: Lemon Chase,” Bloody Civilian's “Ladida,” Made Kuti's “Life As We Know It,” and more. _______We want to hear from you! Share your thoughts using the hashtag #WithAnSpod or tag us on Twitter and Instagram (@WithAnSpod). For collaborations or inquiries, email us at withans@culturecustodian.com. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

“The Beginning of Life As We Know It” from The Story by Rev. Jeb Archey. Released: 2025. Genre: Sermon. The Story, chapter 1: The Beginning of Life As We Know It Scripture: Genesis 1:1-4 The post The Beginning of Life As We Know It appeared first on First Methodist Church Clovis NM.

Today's poem is the stuff real nightmares are made of. Happy reading.Nesbitt's poetry for children is “irrepressible, unpredictable, and raucously popular,” in the words of former Children's Poet Laureate J. Patrick Lewis. Nesbitt's poems frequently deal with humorous, relatable situations that verge on the madcap. He is the author of numerous books of poetry for children, including Believe It or Not, My Brother Has a Monster (2015), The Biggest Burp Ever (2014), Kiss, Kiss Good Night  (2013), The Armpit of Doom: Funny Poems for Kids (2012), The Ultimate Top Secret Guide to Taking Over the World (2011), The Tighty-Whitey Spider (2010), Revenge of the Lunch Ladies (2007), Santa Got Stuck in the Chimney (2006), When the Teacher Isn't Looking: And Other Funny School Poems (2005), and The Aliens Have Landed at Our School! (2001), among many others. In addition to writing books, Nesbitt has also written lyrics for the group Eric Herman and the Invisible Band. His lyrics are included on the CDs What a Ride (2007), Snail's Pace (2007), Snow Day (2006), Monkey Business (2005), and The Kid in the Mirror (2003).Nesbitt's poems have appeared in hundreds of anthologies, magazines, and textbooks worldwide, and were included on the television show “Jack Hanna's Wildlife Adventures” and in the film “Life As We Know It.” Nesbitt is a member of the Society of Children's Book Writers and Illustrators. His website, Poetry4kids, is an online “Funny Poetry Playground” that features poems, lessons, games, and poetry-related activities. In 2013, Nesbitt was named the Children's Poet Laureate by the Poetry Foundation. He currently lives in Spokane, Washington with his wife, children, and pets.-bio via Poetry Foundation Get full access to The Daily Poem Podcast at dailypoempod.substack.com/subscribe

People worldwide are not having babies at the rate they used to. On this journey, Dr. G explains why they aren't - and what it means for the future of our species and our relationship with God. Worldwide Birth Rates The End of Life As We Know It, by Dr. G CLICK HERE for Dr. G's OFFICIAL WEBSITE. CLICK HERE for Dr. G's OFFICIAL FACEBOOK PAGE. ORDER DR. G's EXCITING NEW BOOK! Let Creation Speak! * Tyndale * Books-A-Million * ChristianBook* Amazon* Barnes & Noble Science + God is sponsored in part by Dwell Bible App. Save 30% off Dwell for Life at DwellApp.io/DrG.

The world's young people are not having babies at the rate they used to. On this journey, Dr. G explains why they aren't - and what it means for the future of our species and our relationship with God the Father. Worldwide Birth Rates The End of Life As We Know It, by Dr. G Dr. G wants to hear from you! So join the conversation with him and your fellow travelers now on his FACEBOOK PAGE. Or email Dr. G directly by clicking HERE. ORDER DR. G's NEWEST BOOK! Believing is Seeing. * Tyndale * Books-A-Million * ChristianBook* Amazon* Barnes & Noble Science + God is sponsored in part by Dwell Bible App. Save 30% off Dwell for Life at DwellApp.io/DrG.

D.B. stars in the newest Francis Ford Coppola film, Megalopolis - to be released in 2024.Before breaking through as an actor on Broadway in The Caine Mutiny Court Martial, D.B. Sweeney played baseball, worked in construction, drove cabs and cooked in some of America's finest restaurants. His many stage appearances led to movies and television where he's played dozens of memorable roles including Shoeless Joe Jackson in Eight Men Out, Doug Dorsey in The Cutting Edge, Travis Walton in Fire in the Sky, and Dish Boggett in the landmark Lonesome Dove miniseries.During his time in the New York Theatre, D.B. was discovered by directing legend Francis Ford Coppola and offered the leading role of Jackie Willow in Gardens of Stone opposite James Caan and James Earl Jones. This indelible and critically acclaimed performance led to a series of major parts in studio films including No Man's Land with Charlie Sheen, the World War II hit Memphis Belle, the star studded Eight Men Out and the enduring romantic comedy The Cutting Edge. Other films include Roommates with Peter Falk, Hear No Evil with Marlee Matlin, Blue Desert with Courtney Cox, A Day in October, Spawn, Heaven is a Playground, Spike Lee's Miracle at St Anna, Hardball with Keanu Reeves and Yellow. Sweeney also made his debut as screenwriter, director and producer with Two Tickets to Paradise. The film stars John C. McGinley, Ed Harris, Moira Kelly and D.B. in the tale of three high school buddies who try to re-capture their long gone glory days in a hilarious road trip adventure. The story strikes a chord among viewers who invariably see themselves or their hometown friends as one or more of the film's deeply resonant and archetypical characters. D.B. has received dozens of accolades and awards for creating Two Tickets to Paradise including Best Narrative Feature at the Savannah Film Festival, the Audience Choice Award at The Vail Film Festival, Best Director at the Boston Film Festival and many more.On television, D.B. starred in four series: as the mysterious Chance Harper in Strange Luck, Special Agent Scott Stoddard in C-16 FBI, mercenary Mike Pinocchio in Chris Carter's Harsh Realm and as the clueless Mr. Whitman on Life As We Know It. TV films include the Emmy winning Miss Rose White with Kyra Sedgewick and the Emmy and Golden Globe winning Introducing Dorothy Dandridge opposite Halle Berry. D. B. has guest starred on some of television's greatest shows from NYPD Blue to House, CSI to Jericho and The Event.He continues to perform on stage regularly, especially at Hollywood's Blank Theatre, where he is a founding board member.One of the preeminent voice talents in the industry, D.B. created characters for the animated Disney films Dinosaur and Brother Bear and is the signature promotional performer for the Oprah Winfrey Network. He will soon be heard on Finneas and Ferb and in the film Boxcar Children. He currently narrates All Access for Showtime, Discovery Channel's Mountain Men and Ice Pilots for Nat Geo. Past and present advertising accounts include Bud Lite, Lincoln Cars, Coca Cola, Major League Baseball, John Deere, NFL Network, Direct TV, Hallmark, Conocco Phillips and the NHL.

In episode 204 of America Adapts, Doug Parsons hosts Bill Weir, the Chief Climate Correspondent at CNN. Bill shares his insights into how climate change now intersects with every aspect of our lives, transforming all beats into climate beats. Drawing from his experiences covering climate stories, he emphasizes the power of storytelling. We delve into the inspiration behind his book, "Life As We Know It," which looks at positive climate stories all inspired by the birth of his son. Critiquing mainstream media's coverage of climate change, he calls for a shift towards highlighting adaptation and innovation over sensational disasters. Bill unveils his upcoming special, "Adaptation Nation," and shares the joys and challenges of interviewing icons like Paul McCartney. Bill will leave you with some practical advice on how you can bring climate communication into the important adaptation work you're doing. Join us as we explore the interconnectedness of climate with our lives and the transformative power of storytelling in shaping our collective response to the greatest challenge of our time. Topics covered: Embracing the Climate Beat The Human Element of Climate Stories Inspiring Innovations in Climate Adaptation Life Lessons Through Earth Day Letters The Aftermath of the Paradise Fire Challenging Assumptions in Climate Adaptation The Complexities of Water Management in Arizona The Media's Role in Climate Change Communication The Importance of Climate Adaptation Professionals Practical Insights for Adaptation Practitioners Interviewing Paul McCartney Recommendation: Sid Kitson, Developer of Babcock Ranch Quotes:   Bill Weir: “We're all going to be climate reporters.”   “I'm an omnivore, but when they created a climate desk at CNN, it occurred to me that this is the beat that includes all the other beats.”   “This is not the earth systems of your grandfather anymore. And all of these stories are connected. So oftentimes I'm, yelling at my TV set while there's some sort of a cataclysmic, something's happening somewhere that is getting national attention. And I'm just like, say it, stay the words,  say the words, climate change!”   Check out the America Adapts Media Kit here! Subscribe to the America Adapts newsletter here. Waterfront Conference hosted by the Waterfront Alliance. May 21st, 2024, New York City Links in this episode: https://www.chroniclebooks.com/products/untitled-by-bill-weir https://www.cnn.com/shows/wonder-list https://twitter.com/BillWeirCNN?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor https://www.facebook.com/billweir/ https://www.billweirclimate.com Donate to America Adapts Listen to America Adapts on your favorite app here! Facebook, Linkedin and Twitter: https://www.facebook.com/americaadapts/ @usaadapts https://www.linkedin.com/in/doug-parsons-america-adapts/ Donate to America Adapts Follow on Apple Podcasts Follow on Android Doug Parsons and Speaking Opportunities: If you are interested in having Doug speak at corporate and conference events, sharing his unique, expert perspective on adaptation in an entertaining and informative way, more information can be found here! Now on Spotify! List of Previous Guests on America Adapts Follow/listen to podcast on Apple Podcasts. Donate to America Adapts, we are now a tax deductible charitable organization! Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Strategies to Address Climate Change Risk in Low- and Moderate-income Communities - Volume 14, Issue 1 https://www.frbsf.org/community-development/publications/community-development-investment-review/2019/october/strategies-to-address-climate-change-low-moderate-income-communities/ Podcasts in the Classroom – Discussion guides now available for the latest episode of America Adapts. These guides can be used by educators at all levels. Check them out here! 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For more information on this podcast, visit the website at http://www.americaadapts.org and don't forget to subscribe to this podcast on Apple Podcasts.   Podcast Music produce by Richard Haitz Productions Write a review on Apple Podcasts ! America Adapts on Facebook!   Join the America Adapts Facebook Community Group. Check us out, we're also on YouTube! Executive Producer Dr. Jesse Keenan Subscribe to America Adapts on Apple Podcasts Doug can be contacted at americaadapts @ g mail . com

In this episode of Author to Author, Dr. Cynthia Toolin-Wilson interviews Lisa Wroble on her book Starving: Can We Feed Everyone? (March 27, 2024)Starving: Can We Feed Everyone delves into the critical issue of global food security and explores whether we can provide sustenance for the entire world population.Amazon.com: Starving: Can We Feed Everyone? (The End of Life As We Know It): 9780766073746: Wroble, Lisa: BooksBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/author-to-author--4129285/support.

S40 ‌EP01 “LIFE AS WE KNOW IT”‌ COUCHPILOTSPODCAST.COM‌‌ ‌ ‌*‌ ‌‌PATREON‌ ‌ ‌ **‌THIS‌ ‌WEEK:‌ LIFE AS WE KNOW IT**‌ ‌ This week the Captain's review LIFE AS WE KNOW IT. Our special guests are Jason's siblings Sarah and Ryan. We talk video game conventions, chickens, parenting, Pride, and Jungle Fever. We also have an amazing interview with David Jablin @Djablin. We give you some facts about the 1991 failed pilot as well as our expert ratings. Come fly with us as we start our 40th season of the podcast.  **‌NEXT‌ ‌WEEK:‌ WITCHES OF EASTWICK**‌

Ten years after we started, ‘Life As We Know It” is still fun.

Hubris is a word created by the ancient Greeks to describe people who are truly full of themselves. On this journey, Dr. G explores how hubris has ruined countless lives in countless settings. Why is hubris so dangerous? And why does Dr. G believe scientific hubris is the most dangerous of all? For reliable answers, he looks to human history, the Bible, and science itself. Science's War Against Mosquitos and Malaria (YouTube video) The End of Life As We Know It, by Dr. G Dr. G wants to hear from you! So join the conversation with him and your fellow travelers now on his FACEBOOK PAGE. Or email Dr. G directly by clicking HERE. ORDER DR. G's NEWEST BOOK! Believing is Seeing. * Tyndale * Books-A-Million * ChristianBook* Amazon* Barnes & Noble Science + God is sponsored in part by Dwell Bible App. Save 30% off Dwell for Life at DwellApp.io/DrG.

Hubris is a word created by the ancient Greeks to describe people who are truly full of themselves. On this journey, Dr. G explores how hubris has ruined countless lives in countless settings. Why is hubris so dangerous? And why does Dr. G believe scientific hubris is the most dangerous of all? For reliable answers, he looks to human history, the Bible, and science itself. Science's War Against Mosquitos and Malaria (YouTube video) The End of Life As We Know It, by Dr. G Dr. G wants to hear from you! So join the conversation with him and your fellow travelers now on his FACEBOOK PAGE. Or email Dr. G directly by clicking HERE. ORDER DR. G's NEWEST BOOK! Believing is Seeing. * Tyndale * Books-A-Million * ChristianBook* Amazon* Barnes & Noble Science + God is sponsored in part by Dwell Bible App. Save 30% off Dwell for Life at DwellApp.io/DrG.

Actress Melissa Ponzio joins The Art of Kindness with Robert Peterpaul to discuss the act of kindness that helped her book Teen Wolf, returning for Teen Wolf: The Movie, being inspired by Sigourney Weaver and much more. Melissa Ponzio spent most of her childhood clowning it up at school and impersonating her beloved family. Then late one night, the New York native City saw Sigourney Weaver in “Alien” and knew right then and there what she wanted to be…an alien! But they said she couldn't really be an alien, so on to the next best thing: acting! Over the years, Melissa's onscreen presence has captivated audiences across so many projects… seriously I could sit here naming them for the entire show: She's notably had recurring roles in the hit NBC series, “Chicago Fire,” AMC's “The Walking Dead,” HULU's “The Girl From Plainville,” BET+'s “First Wives Club,” Cinemax's “Banshee” and Lifetime's “Army Wives,” as well as a never-ending list of guest star roles. On the film front, she's been seen playing opposite Octavia Spencer and Melissa McCarthy in Thunder Force on Netflix, Hilary Swank in HBO's original film Mary and Martha and their historical drama “Warm Springs,” with Kenneth Branagh and Cynthia Nixon, and - throwback - in the comedy, “Life As We Know It,” with Josh Duhamel and Katherine Heigl. Of course, Melissa is now back on screen in the Paramount+ “Teen Wolf: The Movie” revival, reprising her beloved role as ‘Melissa McCall,' the hard-working and devoted single mother to ‘Scott' (played by Tyler Posey). She previously starred in the MTV “Teen Wolf” series for six seasons. Got kindness tips or stories? Please email us: artofkindnesspodcast@gmail.com Follow Melissa @melissaponzio1 Follow us @artofkindnesspod / @robpeterpaul Support the show! (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/theaok) Music: "Awake" by Ricky Alvarez & "Sunshine" by Lemon Music Studio. We are supported by the Broadway Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today's episode of Life As We Know It is brought to you by the color green.

Hello everybody my name is Dustin Pueschel, and in today's episode of “The Chatting Comedian” I chat with the amazing comedy and acting legend Rob Huebel! Rob is a comedian, actor, and TV writer. Rob is the co-creator and co-star of the hit MTV show “Human Giant”. Rob was also the co-star of the hit Adult Swim TV show “Children's Hospital” which has won four Primetime Emmy Awards, and has ran for several seasons, which is also on Hulu. Rob is also the co-star of the hit Netflix Original Series “Medical Police”. As an actor Rob has appeared on hit TV shows such as Arrested Development, Curb Your Enthusiasm, 30 Rock, The Office, Modern Family, Family Guy, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Parks and Recreation, How I met Your Mother, Agents Of S.H.I.E.L.D, among many other TV shows. Rob is also a regular character on hit TV shows such as Big Mouth, The Goldbergs, Transparent, Bob's Burgers, American Dad!, The League, among many other TV shows. Rob has also appeared in over 40 movies such as Despicable Me, Baywatch, The Other Guys, Life As We Know It, Little Fockers, The Descendants, among many other movies. As a guest and comedian Rob has appeared on hit TV shows such as Jimmy Kimmel Live, Late Night With Conan O'Brien, Late Night With Seth Meyers, among dozens of other TV shows. In today's episode Rob and I chat about his craziest on set stories, having stunt actors play him, among many other things! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Take two adults that barely tolerate each other, toss in a baby they have to raise together, and hilarity ensues. Well....something ensues. This week we visit our friends Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhammel in the Greg Berlanti directed film, "Life As We Know It." Did we survive? Find out here! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

There are 2 make-overs of fossil fuel culture coming to a life near you.   One is the human version, call it “The Climate Movement”.  The other is the idea that the Earth is proposing, call it Extinction, the 6th Extinction, Species Extinction, the End of Life As We Know It, the Apocalypse. ---- The director of the Church of Stop Shopping is Savitri D in New York. The Fiery Eagles of Justice are Brendan Burke (drums) & Jason Candler (sax). Produced by Reverend Billy & Jason Candler. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts. Thanks to Neil Young and community for inclusion in the Times-Contrarian. Reverend Billy is William Talen. www.revbilly.com

What you need to know about this episode, in which we cover the 2010 Heigl-com ‘Life As We Know It,' is that Pete Davidson should play the Gingerbread Man. That is all.

Welcome to Life As We Know It! Join the fun with Holly and Ciara as they start their brand new podcast. Be sure to follow @lawkipodcast on Instagram to ask questions and stay updated. As Ciara would say, the party don't start 'til we walk in. 

Rapstract is a rap album study tool, conceived, written, recording and performed by yours truly (Jeremy Ullman AKA Pcenna) for the McGill University undergraduate Psychology course PSYC 211: Intro to Behavioral Neuroscience. This is a compilation of some highlights from the album. All 10 tracks are available on the Abstract podcast page. I also released an album this year called Life As We Know It, available now on SoundCloud, BandCamp and YouTube for your listening pleasure. I'd love to hear what you think, so PLEASE send any and all feedback, whether positive, constructive or outright malicious to: abstractcast@gmail.com. Thank you, and enjoy! Jeremy // Pcenna --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abstractcast/message

I really enjoyed speaking to my guest, Neuroscience Major, Store Owner of Portillo Jewelry & Dad of the Year, Ricardo Portillo (AKA, Ricky P). This is the uncut, unedited version of Life As We Know It. Ricardo was nice enough to let me test my equipment and be one of the first on the podcast. This wa.s . shot with an iPhone 11 Pro and really was meant to be a tested for the audio portion of the podcast but I wanted to publish this video because Ricardo's thoughts and upbringing were so great and the conversation was genuine.   Special Thanks goes out to Hector Sanchez for uploading this and Jackie Maldonado for creating the logo of the Life As We Know It Podcast To see the video, go to:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2n9Qphq1718&list=PLWkRSA9vmQdoAekxlJlrZ1YqYpGucPfiW&index=1  

Chapter 6: Vision. Listen close and follow along with the lyrics (if you're not in PSYC 211, shoot me an email and I'll gladly send them your way). Study hard, study smart. Got a favorite lyric? Shoot me an email at abstractcast@gmail.com. Do you make beats and want to collaborate? Send me an email at abstractcast@gmail.com. Enjoy sending emails? Email me at abstractcast@gmail.com. You get the point: I want to hear from you. You'll notice that Rapstract is available here on my podcast page, Abstract. I interview graduate students on their research, many of whom are studying psychology. I urge you to peruse and have a listen to the first episode that catches your eye. Episodes 18 & 19 just came out in case you're looking for a change of pace, but still something in the realm of psych! /// If you like what you hear, please feel free to check out my latest rap album called Life As We Know It at any of the following links: YouTube SoundCloud Bandcamp /// Chapter 6 was produced by: Beat: Massacre [Prod. Shirazi] Lyrics, Vocals, Recording: Pcenna --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abstractcast/message

Chapter 5. Listen close and follow along with the lyrics (if you're not in PSYC 211, shoot me an email and I'll gladly send them your way). Study hard, study smart. Got a favorite lyric? Shoot me an email at abstractcast@gmail.com. Do you make beats and want to collaborate? Send me an email at abstractcast@gmail.com. Enjoy sending emails? Email me at abstractcast@gmail.com. You get the point: I want to hear from you. You'll notice that Rapstract is available here on my podcast page, Abstract. I interview graduate students on their research, many of whom are studying psychology. I urge you to peruse and have a listen to the first episode that catches your eye. Episodes 18 & 19 just came out in case you're looking for a change of pace, but still something in the realm of psych! /// If you like what you hear, please feel free to check out my latest rap album called Life As We Know It at any of the following links: YouTube SoundCloud Bandcamp /// Chapter 5 was produced by: Beat: Rip Up [Prod. Shirazi] Lyrics, Vocals, Recording: Pcenna --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abstractcast/message

Don't be fooled by the short track length. Chapter 4 is JAM PACKED and FASTER than ever. Listen close and follow along with the lyrics (if you're not in PSYC 211, shoot me an email and I'll gladly send them your way). Study hard, study smart. Got a favorite lyric? Shoot me an email at abstractcast@gmail.com. Do you make beats and want to collaborate? Send me an email at abstractcast@gmail.com. Enjoy sending emails? Email me at abstractcast@gmail.com. You get the point: I want to hear from you. You'll notice that Raptract is available here on my podcast page, Abstract. I interview graduate students on their research, many of whom are studying psychology. I urge you to peruse and have a listen to the first episode that catches your eye. Episode 19 just came in case you're looking for a change of pace, but still something in the realm of psych! /// If you like what you hear, please feel free to check out my latest rap album called Life As We Know It at any of the following links: YouTube SoundCloud Bandcamp Chapter 4 was produced by: Beat: Bad Deeds [Prod. Shirazi] Lyrics, Vocals, Recording: Pcenna --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abstractcast/message

Welcome back. Here's Chapter 3, total runtime 6:20 with a little message at the end when you make it through! Got a favorite lyric? Shoot me an email at abstractcast@gmail.com. Do you think you would benefit from a rap song like this for all of the chapters of the course? Please send me an email at abstractcast@gmail.com. Do you make beats and want to collaborate? Send me an email at abstractcast@gmail.com. Enjoy sending emails? Email me at abstractcast@gmail.com. You get the point: I want to hear from you. The first few chapters are already written and will be released here on my podcast page, Abstract. I interview graduate students on their research, many of whom are studying psychology. I urge you to peruse and have a listen to the first episode that catches your eye! Episode 18 just came out and I spoke with one of the TAs for this course! /// If you like what you hear, please feel free to check out my latest rap album called Life As We Know It at any of the following links: YouTube SoundCloud Bandcamp Chapter 3 was produced by: Beat: Blot Out [Prod. Shirazi] Lyrics, Vocals, Recording: Pcenna --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abstractcast/message

Welcome back. Here's Chapter 2, so get ready to hear the words "potential", "ion channel" and "potassium" repeated a great many times. If you think you would benefit from a rap song like this for all of the chapters, please send me an email at abstractcast@gmail.com so I can gauge interest. If I hear from enough of you then I will gladly write the rest, however, if this doesn't appeal to a large enough audience, then I may have to scrap the project. The first few chapters of Rapstract are already written and will be released here on my podcast page, Abstract. I interview graduate students on their research, many of whom are studying psychology. I urge you to peruse and have a listen to the first episode that catches your eye! /// If you like what you hear, please feel free to check out my latest rap album called Life As We Know It at any of the following links: YouTube SoundCloud Bandcamp Chapter 2 was produced by: Beat: High End [Prod.kanebeats x Heartboy] Lyrics, Vocals, Recording: Pcenna --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abstractcast/message

Dear McGill PSYC 211 students, I graduated from McGill in Cognitive Science back in 2018. I am volunteering some time this semester to create a rap album that accompanies your course material this fall: here's the first chapter! This course changed the way I thought about science and the world at large; you will get out of this course exatly what you put it, so pay attention and enjoy the process. If you think you would benefit from a rap song like this for all of the chapters, please send me an email at abstractcast@gmail.com so I can gauge interest. If I hear from enough of you then I will gladly write the rest, however, if this doesn't appeal to a large enough audience, then I may have to scrap the project. The first few chapters are already written and will be released here on my podcast page, Abstract. I interview graduate students on their research, many of whom are studying psychology. I urge you to peruse and have a listen to the first episode that catches your eye. /// If you like what you hear, please feel free to check out my latest rap album, Life As We Know It, at any of the following links: YouTube SoundCloud Bandcamp Chapter 1 was produced by: Beat: Sinister [Prod. kanebeats] Vocals: Pcenna --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/abstractcast/message

Join Alex and Zach as they take on the 2010 Katherine Heigl & Josh Duhamel frustrating gem, "Life As We Know It", featuring a very special Quaranteam member.

In this episode of the Friends From Film School Podcast, we talk with Jason MacDonald, a Co-Founder/Owner of Atlanta’s premiere acting studio, Drama Inc. as well as the founder of Drama Inc. Films. Jason has written, directed and produced multiple award winning short films that have played in festivals worldwide. He has been acting in New York, Los Angeles and Atlanta for over twenty-five years. You might have seen him in movies like The Accountant, Life As We Know It, and The Joneses or on popular TV shows like Miracle Workers, Drop Dead Diva, House of Payne, and as Grayson Gilbert on The Vampire Diaries. We talk about what projects he's been working on recently, interesting BTS experiences on The Vampire Diaries and The Accountant, plus he helps us bust some popular acting myths. Check him out in our upcoming film Encounters: The Dinner Party premiering online at Sozo Bear Presents: A Night At The Movies 2020 on August 7th. And look for @atlantajmac to follow Jason on social Media! Enjoy the show! --- 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/sozo-bear-films/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sozo-bear-films/support

In this week's episode, Karla and I discuss the film Life As We Know It (2010). --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thatwouldneverhappen/support

Welcome back to another episode of STARGAZER: a podcast about astrology, alchemy and magic.I always say that success is a mixture of talent, hard-work and good timing. This remains true. But there is also most definitely an element of luck, which remains an ineffable mystery that lies just out of our understanding. Once in awhile, the universe just hands you a gift on a silver platter and you can’t attribute it to anything other than good fortune. That’s what just recently happened to me. Now you may remember the interview that my husband Andrei and I did with the amazing astrologer, Frederick Woodruff. Following that interview, I was informed that Michael Lutin had heard the episode and wanted to come on STARGAZER to have a talk with Frederick, Andrei and I!This was a stroke of good luck because if you’ve been into astrology for awhile, then you’ll know Michael Lutin as one of the OG astrologers of our day. But for those that don’t, Michael Lutin was the astrology columnist for Vanity Fair for over 25 years. He’s also published several astrology books and has been a guest speaker all over the world at many prominent seminars and universities.In the vast ocean of astrological work, Lutin’s voice is totally original. He has a profound historical, psychological and philosophical perspective in his writing but remains attuned to the currents of popular culture. He plays the role of an urbane intellectual, having lived in New York and Paris for decades. But he has an unerring sense of humor throughout his work that always demonstrates his intention to inspire personal and cultural healing. In his words he says:“I believe that deep down all people have a core of brilliant, shining, thrilling, blissful health, natural instinct and confidence. Around that core is all too often found a crust of defense and doubt, formed over the years...I believe my job is to help people break through that crust of defense and doubt to liberate their shining core and restore confidence in their own natural, healthy instincts to follow their own fulfilling path.”As you can imagine, it was a great pleasure to sit down and talk to Frederick and Michael. Getting to hang out with them was such a trip! I hope you enjoy…Thank you so much for listening to this interview with Frederick Woodruff and Michael Lutin. If the energies of Capricorn are going to dominate everything this year, it was nice to get to talk with with my astrology elders and learn something new about the work I have devoted myself to. It was socially uplifting, educational and has given me a lot to reflect upon as I allow myself to mature in this field. I have recommended Frederick Woodruff’s work before and I will once again encourage you all to check out his website at astroinquiry.com. Frederick’s astrological writing is always on pointe.And for those who would like to follow Michael Lutin, you can find him at https://michaellutin.com/And if you are interested in reading about the United States’ Pluto Return, Michael’s book on the subject is the best writing on the matter that I have found. It’s called BOOOMM!: HOROSCOPE USA: The End of Life As We Know It.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/aeolianheart)

An irreverent podcast about weightloss, stand-up comedy, mental health and everything in between. In this episode I talk about gaining and losing (and gaining) weight repeatedly and how I’m making it a focus of my life to be done with the metaphoric “Roller Coaster” forever.Also in this episode is another edition of “5 Star Customer Service” as well as “Derek Strong Watches Chick Flicks” where I review “Life As We Know It(2010)”. Did I like it? You know how to find that out.

Life As We Know It... 03/16/2020

Pack your bags and move in with least favorite friend of a friend because this week Ashley and Ryan are diving into "Life As We Know It." Discussion topics include: how to set up your friends in your will, emotional Stockholm Syndrome, and balancing zany hijinks with tragedy   Couple's Talking Couples is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. You can find more outstanding podcasts to subscribe to at Frolic.media/podcasts

Toni, Lisa and Steph talk about Life As We Know It from the perspective of a 50 year old, 40 year old and 30 year oldSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Toni, Lisa and Steph talk about Life As We Know It from the perspective of a 50 year old, 40 year old and 30 year old

Toni, Lisa and Steph talk about Life As We Know It from the perspective of a 50 year old, 40 year old and 30 year old

Today, I share a quote from the movie "Life As We Know It" starring Katherine Heigel and Josh Dummel - "Having someone help you doesn't mean you fail, it just means that you're not in it alone" - A great reminder that it's ok, to ask for help! Remember, none of us can do it alone!

It’s a surprise party! The party is a kid and the surprise is that it’s yours now–that’s the basic inciting incident of this episode’s movies. Life As We Know It has Sam...

For those of you returning, you may remember one of my best friends, Colby from an earlier episode. Colby and I both have been very busy with our jobs and other things in life that we don't have the opportunity to catch up as often as we'd like to. The other day however, after a quick chat on the phone, we both found the time to get together with one another and talk about how life has been treating us. With no clear topics in mind, Colby and I set of on every topic that came to mind fluidly. I hope you enjoy the chat! Happy Holidays!

Episode 19 shares with you some of the business support services that your company needs now or some time in the future. This is not an exhaustive list, just a few of the core that help to lay and build a strong foundation for your company---if done correctly. If you drop the ball in these areas, you could find yourself out of business. In addition to plugging Foreman & Associates as a Business Support Services provider, Natasha reminded listeners (and encouraged newbies) to listen to the episodes where we highlighted other entrepreneurs and professionals who provide many of these services (and more). For instance:Episode 17 we shared Janelle Langford, Episode 16 we shared Ashley Mateen and The Rose Brand. Episode 14 we shared Kim Fisher, Shehawnee Prescod, and Dionna Collins. On Episode 9 we shared T. Renee Smith and Jerica Richardson.Then Natasha highlighted 3 business women that you definitely want to connect with:ENTREPRENEUR #1Maisha "Mai" Harvey, CEO of MAI Travel Destination Ms. Harvey is a travel agent, advisor, and concierge---tailoring unique experiences just for you.Contact Mai for a free consultation today.Call/Text her: 404-512-4195Email: Info@MaiTravelDestination.comShe’s also on Facebook and Instagram at @ MaiTravelDestinationENTREPRENEUR #2Kenya Ware, CEO of Kenya Ware Films, LLCMotion Picture Costumer, Film ProducerYou can see her work as a Costumer in television shows like Shameless, Animal Kingdom, Girlfriends, Drop Dead Diva, The Walking Dead, Devious Maids, The Real, American Crime Story, Single Ladies, and Mann & Wife. As far as movies go, she's worked on: All Eyez On Me, Entourage, Straight Outta Compton, Hunger Games Mockingjay Part 1, Fast & Furious 5, Life As We Know It, Big Momma 3 Like Father Like Son, Deliver Us From Eva, Friday After Next, and You Got Served And that’s just a partial list of the shows and movies that she has worked on.Follow and connect with Kenya on Instagram at @KenyaWareENTREPRENEUR #3Angela Young, CEO of the I Am Angela Young BrandPoet, Author and Experience Curator.She's hosting her 3rd Annual "More Than Music" Benefit ConcertSunday, December 8, 2019 from 2-5pm at Patchwerk Recording Studio.1094 Hemphill Avenue Northwest, Atlanta, GeorgiaThis event is for women ages 18 and older only. The theme this year is Winter Wonderland: An All White AffairMore Than Music is accepting sponsorships for this event, so please email info@iamangelayoung.com to inquire.Concert tickets can be purchased online through EventBrite at: : https://www.eventbrite.com/e/more-than-music-benefit-concert-tickets-75312895899 Please know that tickets will not be sold at the door. Visit her website: https://www.iamangelayoung.com/She’s also on Instagram at www.instagram.com/iam_angelayoung SHOW INFORMATION:Company: Foreman & Associates, LLCWebsite: ForemanLLC.comIG: @ForemanAndAssociatesFB: @ForemanAndAssociatesTwitter: @ForemanLLCPodcast Twitter: @ItAintSmall YouTube: user/ForemanAssociatesText-only Line: (404) 481-1849HOST: Natasha L. Foreman, CEO of Foreman & Associates, LLCWebsite: NatashaForeman.com IG: @NatashaLForemanFB: @NatashaLForemanTwitter: @NatashaLForemanLinkedIn: @NatashaLForemanTheme Song: “Higher Up” by Shane IversCopyright 2019. Foreman & Associates, LLC. All Rights Reserved.

From the archives: You know her from I Love You Man, Flight Of The Conchords, Life As We Know It, and lots of other things~ UCB’s hilarious, and talented SARAH BURNS came over and just adorabled the shit out of everything. Even “Flesh Dress” sounds appealing coming from her pert little mouth! Enjoy. Original airdate: OCTOBER 14, 2010. Follow along with the show: http://www.totallylaime.com/        https://twitter.com/TotallyLaime       https://twitter.com/drrosenrosen       https://www.instagram.com/elizabethlaime/       https://www.instagram.com/doctorrosenrosen/  

Life As We Know It #1. Djon and Beezer get drunk and take a trip down memory lane.... --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/djon-venegas/message

Our Greatest Enemy  “Life As We Know It”

“(01) The Curtain Rises. The Beginning of Life As We Know It” from The Story by Pastor Geoff Schultz. The post (01) The Curtain Rises. The Beginning of Life As We Know It appeared first on North Olmsted Evangelical Friends Church.

This episode, Damian and Anne interview Emmy-nominated actress Becky Ann Baker. You Might Know Her From “Girls,” “Freaks & Geeks,” “Life As We Know It,” “Kings”, “A Simple Plan,” “Big Little Lies” or the original Broadway productions of “Best Little Whorehouse in Texas,” “Titanic,” and “Assassins.” We talk about being deemed a character actor when you’re still a teenager, doing death scenes with exploding squib packs, doing sex scenes in your 50s, marrying another working actor, and, of course, mother****ing “Smash.” Damian & Anne wax poetic about their beloved Glenn Close (who did NOT direct Albert Knobbs but did write and star in it) and argue that when it comes to gay icon status, Glenn > Gaga. Follow us on social media: @damianbellino || @rodemanne Discussed this week: 2019 Oscar nominations Harvey Weinstein’s Oscar campaigns Becky’s IMDB & IBDB Melissa Leo’s self-funded Oscar campaign Melissa Leo in “The Fighter” (Anne forgot the “sweethaht” in her impression) Judy @ Carnegie Hall Anne of Green Gables Giles Corey + "More Weight" Becky’s death scene in A Simple Plan Stuntwoman Spice Williams-Crosby “Sugar Babies” starring Ann Miller & Mickey Rooney Joe E. “Ooh Ooh” Ross Becky sings “Doatsey Mae” from “The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas” Becky & her actor husband, Dylan Baker US Presidential death order President Taft in a tub President Zachary Taylor (not Tyler, whoops!) killed by cherries

In this 10th episode, Jason Hartman talks with Michael Guillen, Emmy Award Winner and author of The End of Life As We Know It, about some of the ethical dilemmas facing society today. Jason and Michael look at one particular case going on today involving chimeras and question whether this is something we SHOULD be doing. We always have to ask whether we're doing something because we CAN or because we SHOULD. The two also look at the state of the surveillance state, the impact of AI and more. Key Takeaways: [3:40] There are some scientific tests being run today that we may want to rethink [9:572] The inventor of the world wide web is now working on a second iteration because of what has become of his first version [16:46] We need to really think about some of the things coming in technology, because we're starting to ask machines to make moral decisions [20:39] The changing face of the surveillance state as the Internet of Things gets bigger and bigger [22:44] Artificial Intelligence is the 4th industrial revolution and the first one to target people. Will it produce more jobs than it destroys? Website: www.MichaelGuillen.com

Josh Duhamel (Transformers, NBC's Las Vegas, When In Rome, Love, Simon) is an American actor, model and director. Josh sits down with the Armchair Expert to discuss his dad's breed of tough love, his struggle to become less of a people pleaser and how Steven Spielberg changed his life. Josh recounts the time he beat Ashton Kutcher in a modeling contest and Dax commits to objectifying Josh's body. The two talk about soap opera acting, how men prove their friendship and Dax and Monica reveal the most epic white elephant gift in the fact check.

Josh Duhamel (Transformers, NBC's Las Vegas, When In Rome, Love, Simon) is an American actor, model and director. Josh sits down with the Armchair Expert to discuss his dad's breed of tough love, his struggle to become less of a people pleaser and how Steven Spielberg changed his life. Josh recounts the time he beat Ashton Kutcher in a modeling contest and Dax commits to objectifying Josh's body. The two talk about soap opera acting, how men prove their friendship and Dax and Monica reveal the most epic white elephant gift in the fact check.

In this 10th episode, Jason Hartman talks with Michael Guillen, Emmy Award Winner and author of The End of Life As We Know It, about some of the ethical dilemmas facing society today. Jason and Michael look at one particular case going on today involving chimeras and question whether this is something we SHOULD be doing. We always have to ask whether we're doing something because we CAN or because we SHOULD. The two also look at the state of the surveillance state, the impact of AI and more. Key Takeaways: [3:55] There are some scientific tests being run today that we may want to rethink [10:12] The inventor of the world wide web is now working on a second iteration because of what has become of his first version [17:02] We need to really think about some of the things coming in technology, because we're starting to ask machines to make moral decisions [20:55] The changing face of the surveillance state as the Internet of Things gets bigger and bigger [22:59] Artificial Intelligence is the 4th industrial revolution and the first one to target people. Will it produce more jobs than it destroys? Website: www.MichaelGuillen.com

Steve breaks down the flawed argument that those on the Right try to make when it comes to the transgender debate. In 'Fake News or Not', students at a small southern liberal arts college don't know why they hate Clarence Thomas. In Hour Two, author Michael Guillen joins the program to discuss his book 'The End of Life As We Know It'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we try & talk about Set It Up, To All The Boys, & Venom Check out the drinking game at 2:01:00. Things we spoil (or just mentioned): Set It Up, To All The Boys I Loved, Say Anything, Love Actually, Two Weeks Notice, 50 Shade of Grey, The Notebook, Amelie, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, Scott Pilgrim, Fade To Black, Drumline, Transformers, X-Men, Spiderman (2002), Blade, The Matrix, Spawn, Blade 2, Popstar Never Stop Stopping, About Time, Before trilogy, Sister, Sister, 10 Things I Hate About You Hallmark movies Orson Wells 500 Days of Summer Paper Towns Elizabethtown Garden State, Ruby Sparks All That, Set It Up, Venom, My Hero Academia, Wedding Crasher, Get Him To The Greek, The Departed, Fight Club, Wanted, Iron Man, Shondaland Queen Sugar, Sixteen Candles, 13 Going On 30, The Kissing Booth, Ramona & Beezus, Ramona Flowers, Notting Hill, She's All That, You Drive Me Crazy, Pretty Woman, Clueless, Wong Fu, Love, F.R.I.E.N.D.S, Insecure, HIMYM, My Best Friend's Wedding While You Were Sleeping, How To Lose a Guy in 10 Days, Love Actually, Arrow, Valentine's Day, New Year Day, Titanic, Hitch, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, What's Your Number, Not Another Teen Movie, Knocked Up, 27 Dresses, The Ugly Truth, Life As We Know It, Trainwreck, The Proposal, Crazy Rich Asians, The Big Sick Fast & Furious Count: 0

How to go from short films to big budget romantic comedy You, Me And Him starring David Tennant, Faye Marsay & Lucy Punch with director & screenwriter Daisy Aitkens and hosts Giles Alderson and Christian James Daisy sits down with Giles Alderson and Christian James to chat about her career going from shorts to features, working with star names, directing on set and preparing for the every day, being professional and the process of screenwriting. Daisy is a screenwriter, actress and director Working as an actress since 2005 she has appeared in Life As We Know It, Wire in the Blood, The Bill, Casualty, and Eastenders She also appeared regularly in BBC comedies Fear, Stress and Anger and Watson and Oliver. And the films Colin, Magpie and the brilliant action comedy Night Shooters. She has written for TV and made her short film 96 Ways To Say I Love You that was produced by Georgia Moffat, starring David Tennant and Nina Sosanya. And then made her written and directed feature debut with You, Me and Him again starring David Tennant with Faye Marsay and Lucy Punch! https://soundcloud.com/thefilmmakerspodcast/how-to-go-from-short-films-to-big-budget-comedy-you-me-and-him-with-director-writer-daisy-aitkens LINKS WATCH  You, Me and Him https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anz4anxdNVI TRAILER You, Me and Him  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32Nf39vrdWo Follow @Daisy on Twitter https://twitter.com/DaisyAitkens RAINDANCE - Join our friends at Raindance for  Saturday Film School, Europe's most popular filmmaking class. Saturday Film School is your introduction to filmmaking in one day, covering screenwriting, directing, producing, and breaking into the film industry and it has launched the careers of hundreds of British independent filmmakers. The techniques and tools described in this information-packed day are the ones used by filmmakers like Edgar Wright and Christopher Nolan. Choose to attend on 1st December, 19th January, or 12th April and get in for just £39 (RRP £150) with the Filmmakers Podcast exclusive discount code PODCAST39. Booking link: http://bit.ly/SatFilmSchool INDIE FILM SHOUT OUTS 24 Little Hours screening https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/24-little-hours-vip-screening-tickets-52350500757 Duck Daze Kickstarter https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/alisonpiper/duck-daze-short-film WATCH World of Darkness https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07BS35KQ2?pf_rd_p=855cdcfd-05d9-474f-b84d-8286a3530ba1&pf_rd_r=G5Q5NNQZR9PRZNQ4ME5D Follow US on Twitter @filmmakerspod  @Food4ThoughtDoc @gilesalderson  @35mmdop @Cjamesdirect @FangedUpFilm @thedaremovie Part of the www.podfixnetwork.com

His latest book, The End of Life as We Know It: Ominous News from the Frontiers of Science, takes us behind today’s scientific explorations and acheivements – and into the dangerous future ahead of us.Unlike his last book, this book is solid fact and serious science -- scientific reporting. In The End of Life as We Know It, Guillen explores…THE ROBOTTHE SPYTHE WEBTHE FRANKENSTEINIt's compelling reading and helps put things in perspective.  

His latest book, The End of Life as We Know It: Ominous News from the Frontiers of Science, takes us behind today’s scientific explorations and acheivements – and into the dangerous future ahead of us.Unlike his last book, this book is solid fact and serious science -- scientific reporting. In The End of Life as We Know It, Guillen explores…THE ROBOTTHE SPYTHE WEBTHE FRANKENSTEINIt's compelling reading and helps put things in perspective.  

Intro Hi everyone and welcome to Books Between - a podcast to help teachers, parents, and librarians connect kids between 8-12 to books they’ll love.  I’m your host, Corrina Allen - a teacher, a mom of a 9 and 11 year old, and struggling with some kind of rogue pollen in the air. So if I suddenly sound like the Albino from the Pit of Despair in The Princess Bride - that is why. This is Episode #51 and today I’m discussing some exceptional nonfiction reads and sharing a conversation with Wendy MacKnight, author of The Frame-up!   But first I am excited to tell you that today’s episode is sponsored by MoxieReader - a literacy app that’s like a fitness tracker for your reading life. It gives educators insights into their students’ reading lives, customized recommendations, and a way for kids to set and work toward their own reading goals in a way that is engaging and fun. My 5th graders and I have been trying it out over the past couple of weeks and they have been really been pumped up about hitting their own goals AND they’ve really liked sharing recommendations with each other. I feel like the summer is, for me anyway, the perfect time to explore something new so head over to MoxieReader.com and the use the code welovereading and try it out! A few announcements to pass along! This month’s Middle Grade at Heart book club pick is The Mad Wolf’s Daughter. We’ll have author Diane Magras on the show soon so watch out for that! In July we are reading, Just Under the Clouds and Where the Watermelons Grow is the August pick. In other news, we at MGBookVillage had SUCH as fabulous response to the #MGBookChat  Twitter chats that we’ve decided to continue them! So set a reminder for Mondays at 9pm EST  and check out #MGBookChat on Twitter for great conversations between educators, librarians, and authors about how to get great books into the hands of middle grade readers!    We have some great guest hosts lined up so far, but If you have an idea for a topic centered around supporting children’s reading lives and celebrating MG books and would like to co-host an upcoming chat, please contact us. (I’ll drop a link to more information and our upcoming schedule in the show notes.) Book Talk - Exceptional Nonfiction Reads This week’s book talk is all about nonfiction!! And I will admit, I do tend to read and book talk more fiction than nonfiction. (And I have heard from some of you about that.) But, my students and I are just coming off of a great Unit of Study all about informational texts and I wanted to share with you some of the books that have really hooked us. And as I started this list, I soon realized it’s too much for one episode. So consider this part one, and on the next show you’ll get more great recommendations! Let’s get into it with the hot reads with my fifth graders this year. All of these books had long waiting lists and complicated exchange arrangements with my kids - if you work in a classroom or library, you know what I mean. First up… The Science Comics series!! Oh my word - have these books taken off in my class!  They are graphic novel-style books that feature a character (like an animal) introducing you to their world and telling you everything you need to know about it.  For example, a favorite one in our class is Science Comics Dogs: From Predator to Protector by Andy Hirsch and it starts with an introduction by two canine scientists and then we meet Rudy, who talks directly to the reader about things like domestication, Punnett Squares, and evolution, and breeds, and the meanings of various howls and wags. We have another one called Coral Reefs: Cities of the Oceans which is told by a little yellow fish and is all about coral formation and water runoff and the effects of climate change. I will say - they are complicated and do contain sophisticated vocabulary like alleles and numerical dating vs relative dating and, well - lots of other words I can’t pronounce! But the support of the illustrations really helps, and I have found that readers will pick up what they can and skim the rest - and that’s okay. They next time they come across the term allele, they’ll be more likely to pick up that meaning.  There are a TON more in the series, Bats, Plague, Flying Machines, Volcanoes, Robots & Drones with new titles coming like Polar Bears and Wild Weather!! I definitely need to get more of these next year - they are bright and colorful - and just COOL!   Another hot nonfiction read for us this year is Don’t Read This Book Before Bed: Thrills, Chills, and Hauntingly True Stories by Anna Claybourne. This is a National Geographic Kids book published by Scholastic and how it’s set up is each topic has a two page spread with a big title, an introduction and then 4 or 5 text features like a timeline or picture, or fact box. It really lends itself to bite-sized reading and with each flip of the page you get a new topic like “Island of the Dolls” or “Buried Alive” or “Eerie Everest”. And there are six quizzes throughout the book like “Are You Afraid of the Dark?” or “Spot the Fake Photos!” so I liked that it also included some debunking and skepticism. This is book that some of your kids are going to look at and say, “No thank you!” but you know there are a lot you are going to go “Oh yeah! Let me at it!”   In a similar vein is a book called Beasties in My Backyard which also includes a two-page spread for common backyard (or household) bugs like centipedes and cicadas and cockroaches and lightning bugs! Each page has an intro and a HUGE super close-up photo (like see every hair on their legs photo) with the features labeled and explained. And then a fact file with its size and diet and location. And a few text features. Actually, even though the title is Beasties in my Backyard - our classroom has had its share of ants, and moths, and stink bugs, and centipedes recently. Just yesterday my teammate, Cindy, had to snag a spider out of my hair during lunch!  A couple other nonfiction books that my biology-loving students are getting into are 101 Hidden Animals (all about creatures who camouflage), Life As We Know It (about everything from the beginnings of life on earth to species and ecosystems and survival) and Ocean Animals: Who’s Who in the Deep Blue (another gorgeous National Geographic Kids book). Another super popular book this year is one called... Drones. It’s one of those short, wide books with 96 pages chock full of information. There’s a four page intro and then each spread is about a different drone - military drones and then civilian drones. I liked that the pictures are large and the text is large and well spaced so it’s really readable. Also - for each drone they include a “How Big Is It”  box with the silhouette of that drone with either a person or a bus or something to help you picture it. Two other books that have become very popular this year in the wake of student activist movements are Marching for Freedom by Elizabeth Partridge which tells the story of the Selma to Montgomery March in 1965 with a particular focus on the voices of the children who participated. Another book called Kids on Strike! tells the stories of children who organized in the early 1900s for better working conditions. Each chapter is about a different strike - from mill workers and coal miners and garment workers, It was a fascinating and timely read. I think it would be really interesting to have students compare a chapter from each these books to current news stories about student walkouts and the marches demanding gun control. My students are also really loving those Scholastic “A True Book” series - especially the one called Cybercriminals which is all about hacking and identity theft - topics they hear about in the news and want to know more about. I really, really love this series and they have a plethora of titles that can connect to just about any content area so you can make your reading time also hit some science and social studies. And - I probably don’t need to tell you this, but any of the Almanac / World Record-type books are hugely popular with my kiddos. They were with me too when I was their age! But boy have they changed! My tattered copy of the 19somethingsomething Guinness Book of World Records is black and white, teensy-tiny print, and maybe a picture or two? These books are chock full of color and images with bold words and color coded sections.  I don’t get a new one EVERY year but honestly I probably should they are so popular. Guinness has a great one every year and so does Scholastic.  And the National Geographic Kids Almanacs are also great. And there are also books like The Year in Sports and even ones specific to baseball or football. And I’m starting to realize that this list is pretty heavily loaded with Scholastic titles. Honestly, it’s because they are affordable and I can save up my points to get some of the more pricey ones. But I do realize that limits the selection, so next year I’m going to look for ways to fund some other titles, too. Alright - I hope this has encouraged you to pick up some new nonfiction titles for your children and students. And if you have a suggestion about a great nonfiction book we should all know about, email me at booksbetween@gmail.com or connect on Twitter at @Books_Between. Wendy MacKnight - Interview Outline Our special guest this week is Wendy McLeod MacKnight.  We chat about art, her biggest influences as a child, and her inspirations behind her newest middle grade novel, The Frame-Up. Take a listen... The Frame Up Your newest novel is due to be released into the world on June 5th! What is Frame-up all about? What kind of research did you do for this book and did you collaborate at all with the Beaverbrook Art Gallery? What were some of the challenges you encountered when setting up the “rules” of the paintings? If you could go visit any painting you wished, which one would you pick? If you knew a painting could really come alive, would you want one painted of yourself? **BONUS SPOILER SECTION: Wendy and I discuss the ending of the novel, and if you’d like to hear that conversation, I moved that part of the recording to after the end credits of today’s episode at the 47:30 mark. Your Writing Life What are you working on next? Your Reading Life One of the goals of this podcast is to help educators and librarians inspire kids to read more and connect them with amazing books. Did you have a teacher or librarian in your life who helped you What are some books you’ve been reading lately? Links: Wendy’s website - http://wendymcleodmacknight.com Wendy on Twitter and Facebook   Books & Authors We Chatted About: It’s a Mystery Pigface (Wendy MacKnight) A Wrinkle in Time (Madeleine L’Engle) Penderwicks at Last (Jeanna Birdsall) You Go First (Erin Entrada Kelly) The Mad Wolf’s Daughter (Diane Magras) The Science of Unbreakable Things (Tae Keller) The Not So Boring Letters of Private Nobody (Matthew Landis)   Closing Alright, that wraps up our show this week! If you have a question about how to connect kids between 8-12 to books they’ll love or a suggestion about a topic we should cover, I would love to hear from you. You can email me at booksbetween@gmail.com or message me on Twitter/Instagram at the handle @Books_Between. Books Between is a proud member of the Education Podcast Network. This network features podcasts for educators, created by educators. For more great content visit edupodcastnetwork.com Thank you so much for joining me this week. You can get an outline of interviews and a full transcript of all the other parts of our show at MGBookVillage.org. And, if you are liking the show, please leave us some love on iTunes or Stitcher so others can discover us as well. Thanks and see you soon!  Bye!

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Ben Falcone in conversation with Melissa McCarthy at Live Talks Los Angeles, May 21, 2017, discussing his memoir, "Being a Dad Is Weird: Lessons in Fatherhood from My Family to Yours".   The talk took place at the Moss Theatre in Santa Monica, CA   Ben Falcone is a film director, writer, and comedic actor. He made his directorial debut in 2014 with Warner Bros.’ feature film Tammy, which he also wrote and starred in alongside real-life wife Melissa McCarthy. Falcone’s upcoming projects include the feature film Life of the Party (New Line) which he co-wrote with McCarthy and will direct. The Boss is Falcone’s recently released directorial effort which he also wrote and produced with McCarthy, who starred in the film. Falcone was last seen in Fox Searchlight Pictures’ feature film Enough Said alongside James Gandolfini and Julia Louis-Dreyfus for Director Nicole Holofcener, and in Jason Bateman’s directorial debutBad Words. Falcone also recently guest starred on FOX’s comedy hit New Girl and in NBC’s A to Z.Currently, he can be seen as a regular on the television series Nobodies(TV Land) which he executive produces.   Falcone’s additional feature film credits include The Heat, Identity Thief, Spy, What to Expect When You’re Expecting and Bridesmaids.    Melissa McCarthy received an Academy Award nomination for her role as Megan in the hit comedy Bridesmaids, directed by Paul Feig and produced by Judd Apatow. She also received BAFTA, Critics’ Choice, and SAG Award nominations for this role and won the MTV Movie Award for Comedic Performance of the Year.    McCarthy recently starred in The Boss which she co-wrote. In 2015 McCarthy starred in the hit film Spy for which she received a People’s Choice Award for Favorite Comedic Movie Actress, as well as a Golden Globe Award nomination, and Critics’ Choice Award nomination. In 2014 McCarthy starred in St. Vincentopposite Bill Murray and in Tammy which she co-wrote with her actor/writer husband Ben Falcone. McCarthy’s previous film credits include The Heat, Identity Thief, This is 40, The Hangover Part III and Ghostbusters. She will next star in Life of the Party which she co-wrote with Ben Falcone and wrapped production on the Fox Searchlight film Can You Ever Forgive Me?   McCarthy’s additional feature film work includes The Back-Up Plan, Life As We Know It, Pretty Ugly People, Just Add Water, The Nines, White Oleander, Pumpkin,and Go.Additionally, she starred in John August’s short film God, as a young woman having a gossipy phone conversation and short-lived spat with the Almighty, and also appeared in The Life of David Gale, starring Kevin Spacey.   On television, McCarthy starred as the clumsy culinary genius Sookie St. James in Gilmore Girls and Dena in the series Samantha Who? McCarthy won an Emmy Award and People’s Choice Award for starring as Molly on the hit CBS comedy Mike & Molly and has directed several episodes. She has also received Emmy nominations for guest hosting Saturday Night Live, which she has hosted multiple times. McCarthy recently returned to Stars Hollow for the Netflix reintroduction of Gilmore Girls. Currently, she can be seen making guest appearances on the television series Nobodies (TV Land) which she executive produces along with husband Ben Falcone.   Being a Dad Is Weird: Lessons in Fatherhood from My Family to Yours is a funny and intimate look at fatherhood that combines stories about his own larger-than-life dad and how his experiences raising two daughters with his wife, Melissa McCarthy, are shaped by his own childhood.   Ben Falcone isn’t a big shot movie star director at home. There, he’s just dad. In this collection of stories, Ben shares his funny and poignant adventures as the husband of Melissa McCarthy, and the father of their two young daughters. He also shares tales from his own childhood in Southern Illinois, and life with his father—an outspoken, brilliant, but unconventional man with a big heart and a somewhat casual approach to employment.   Ben is just an ordinary dad who has his share of fights with other parents blocking his view with their expensive electronic devices at school performances. Navigating the complicated role of being the only male in a house full of women, he finds himself growing more and more concerned as he sounds more and more like his dad. While Steve Falcone may not have been the briefcase and gray flannel suit type, he taught Ben priceless lessons about what matters most in life. A supportive, creative, and downright funny dad, Steve made sure his sons’ lives were never dull—a sense of adventure that carries through this warm, sometimes hilarious, and poignant memoir.

Episode 43: When Alexa first started her blog, ‘A Life In The Fashion Lane’, it became a form of therapy where she could express her thoughts and feelings and she never hesitated to hit “publish” on any post. At just seven years old her father was wrongfully convicted for a terrible crime and served five years behind bars at a maximum security prison where she would visit him everyday. Growing up in a small town in Eastern Connecticut, the story got around fast and due to what was going on in her personal life as well as becoming a blogger, she was beginning to to get bullied by the kids around her. Uncomfortable with her surroundings, at sixteen Alexa dropped out of school knowing that she had 0 intentions of going to college and was able to finish taking courses online. She would travel twice a year to New York City for Fashion Week and continued to push out as many blog posts as she could create. Her post “Role Model or Runway Model?” got sent around to major publications as it talked about the honest truth of the fashion industry and what she had experienced first hand trying to become a model and the eating disorders that were tagged along with it. At just nineteen years old she’s had segments on the Today Show, Good Morning America, Good Day LA, NBC Nightly News, Rachel Ray, featured on Rolling Stone with her thoughts on the Netflix Series “13 Reasons Why” and many other media outlets In this podcast Alexa discusses how there is a lot more that goes on behind the scenes of becoming successful than people realize, having the power to do whatever you want when being in a creative field and a young entrepreneur, being turned down from a Warner Brothers producer and reworking her brain to want something more, confidence is something that comes with age as you grow into yourself, if she wrote a book today she would title it “Life As We Know It” because of how quickly our lives change, importance of writing down your goals if you haven’t gotten the opportunity you’ve been waiting for and visualizing exactly what you want and stop caring what people think about you, give yourself enough credit. — Subscribe to our YouTube Channel for new interviews (and more) weekly: http://bit.ly/2zprpon Follow us on Soundcloud: http://bit.ly/2hcSBws Subscribe to iTunes: http://apple.co/2yE0u9l Follow us on social media: Instagram: http://bit.ly/2j82AHF Follow Bobbbaaaay on social media: Instagram: http://bit.ly/2Ap24ce Twitter: http://bit.ly/2hj6Ljm

Amanda Crew is an actress who’s best known for playing Monica on the hit HBO show “Silicon Valley,” which I absolutely love for skewering tech culture in a loving but deadly accurate way. If you haven’t seen the show please, please do yourself a favor and check it out - season 4 recently premiered on HBO. But her career goes back many years: she’s appeared in a ton of shows and movies like Smallville, Final Destination 3, Life As We Know It and much more. Today on the podcast, * Like almost everyone on my show, Amanda is a hyphen - she’s a passionate photographer, although it took her a while to give herself permission to be more than an actor - she talks about overcoming the social bias that you can be good at more than one thing * She talks about the low point of her career a few years back when the recession and a writer’s strike hit at the same time one of her movies flopped and she didn’t work for nearly two years - and how rebuilding her career from scratch was actually the thing that made her believe in herself more than ever and conquer the imposter syndrome * We also get into the phenomenon of dealing with “what’s next” - as an actor that’s a constant thing for her: wrap a season of the show and there’s the instant question of “ok so now what?” It’s not an easy one for many people to answer and she has some great thoughts on it that apply to any creator. Enjoy! Show notes and links for this episode can be found at www.chasejarvis.com/podcast. This podcast is brought to you by CreativeLive. CreativeLive is the world's largest hub for online creative education in photo/video, art/design, music/audio, craft/maker and the ability to make a living in any of those disciplines. They are high quality, highly curated classes taught by the world’s top experts -- Pulitzer, Oscar, Grammy Award winners, New York Times best selling authors and the best entrepreneurs of our times.

A planet-killing asteroid heading straight for Earth may seem like The End of Life As We Know It, but it's just the starting point for Lion Forge's Catalyst Prime line of superhero titles. Senior editor Joseph Phillip Illidge makes a quick return to the underground recording studio to lay out just what he and his hand-picked team of creators (including Alex Di Campi, David F. Walker, Amy Chu, Joe Casey, and more) have up their sleeves to save us from a fate even worse than armageddon: boring comics. He talks about the Catalyst Prime 2017 rollout, what his thoughts and goals are for the line in general, and how having the opportunity to tell these kinds of stories for today's readers is a full-circle milestone in his comics career. Robots From Tomorrow is a weekly comics podcast recorded deep beneath the Earth's surface. You can subscribe to it via iTunes or through the RSS feed at RobotsFromTomorrow.com. You can also follow Mike and Greg on Twitter. This episode is brought to you by Third Eye Comics. Enjoy your funny books.

In this week’s ep, a great conversation with actor, teacher, Artistic Director, Rob Nagle about how a shy kid got bitten by the bohemian actor lifestyle and what 3 essentials actors must master in order to be successful artists. Bitterness “takes a powder”!   Rob Nagle is a proud member of the Antaeus Theatre Company and the Troubadour Theater Company. Recent credits include the world premieres of Meghan Brown’s The Kill-or-Dies (with Electric Footlights and Moving Arts), Melissa Ross’ Of Good Stock and Samuel D. Hunter’s Rest (both at South Coast Repertory), as well as James Still’s Appoggiatura at Denver Center Theatre Company. Also, Itamar Moses’ Completeness at Vs. Theatre Company and James Joyce’s The Dead at Open Fist Theatre Company. Other theaters include Portland Center Stage, Mark Taper Forum, Old Globe Theatre, Centerstage, San Jose Repertory and Shakespeare Theatre Company.   Film: Boost, Fishing Naked, New Year’s Eve, Life As We Know It, The Soloist, Fun with Dick and Jane, Cellular and American Wedding.   Television: recurring roles on Eli Stone, Lincoln Heights and Dawson’s Creek, as well as guest appearances on Grey’s Anatomy, CSI, Criminal Minds, Castle, Major Crimes, NCIS, Mad Men, Cold Case, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, Without a Trace, Everwood, The Guardian and Buffy the Vampire Slayer. Training: Northwestern University. Wife: Heather Allyn. Pug: Roosevelt.

The final message in the "Life as we know it" series with Mike Lee from Hope Community Church on November 15, 2015. Where will your story take you in the days to come? What would you like to see in your concluding chapter?

The final message in the "Life as we know it" series with Mike Lee from Hope Community Church on November 15, 2015. Where will your story take you in the days to come? What would you like to see in your concluding chapter?

The third message in the "Life as we know it" series at Hope Community Church on November 8, 2015 with Lead Pastor, Mike Lee. Who or what gives you hope? Where did you story take a turn for the better?

The third message in the "Life as we know it" series at Hope Community Church on November 8, 2015 with Lead Pastor, Mike Lee. Who or what gives you hope? Where did you story take a turn for the better?

The second sermon in the "Life as we know it" series at Hope Community Church with Donnie Peters on November 1, 2015. What difficulties have you faced? Were there dark twists and turns in your story?

The second sermon in the "Life as we know it" series at Hope Community Church with Donnie Peters on November 1, 2015. What difficulties have you faced? Were there dark twists and turns in your story?

The first message in the "Life as We Know It" series at Hope Community Church with Mike Lee on October 25, 2015. What do your opening pages hold? Where did it start? What characters played a part in setting the stage for your life?

The first message in the "Life as We Know It" series at Hope Community Church with Mike Lee on October 25, 2015. What do your opening pages hold? Where did it start? What characters played a part in setting the stage for your life?

Ian Deitchman, with longtime writing partner Kristin Rusk Robinson, was most recently a writer on the acclaimed NBC series PARENTHOOD and co-wrote the screenplay for the Warner Bros. film LIFE AS WE KNOW IT. Ian and his partner have been working screenwriters in Los Angeles for over a decade, and Ian served two terms as a board member of the Writers Guild of America, west.

The creator of Hart of Dixie, which begins its fourth season this Friday (January 9), talks about creating the show, being a first-time showrunner, working with the CW, creating the show as a response to her time on Gossip Girl, as well as how she broke in, her early jobs on The OC and Life As We Know It, and lots more.

The fall season is in full swing, with another handful of premieres and pilots this week giving us plenty to discuss on the podcast. First Kate talks some reality, then we dive in with the week’s comedy, including a preview of Marry Me’s pilot and a lengthier chat about the pilot for Jane the Virgin. ... The post The Televerse #163- Life As We Know It with LaToya Ferguson appeared first on PopOptiq.

The storied history of Lonestar includes the incredible crossover hits “Amazed” and “Smile” from the late 19-90s and early 2000s.  Since lead singer Richie McDonald returned to the group in 20-11, they’ve certainly had a lot to smile about.  The foursome released “Life As We Know It” about a year ago, and they’ve just done a music video for the single “Just The Rain” off that album.  We were able to go behind-the-scenes with the group to check out the concept for this new release.

We kick off another Inside Music Row with the mention of Lonestar as they are releasing "Life As We Know It" this week.  It is the groups first album since the return of vocalist Richie McDonald.  Up next is Travis Tritt as he is bringing his 15 year-old daughter, Tyler Reese, into the recording business.  The two recorded "Sometimes Love Just Ain't Enough," which releases on Father's Day.  Hit songwriter Scotty Emerick is mentioned next as he has been honored by BMI with several "Million-Air" Awards.  Also in the news is Rascal Flatts as they are teaming up with Journey to co-headline a one-night-only concert in Hershey, Pennsylvania - look for The Band Perry and Cassadee Pope to join them as special guests.  Zac Brown Band's "Southern Ground Music and Food Festival" has revealed an all-star lineup for the 2013 Nashville event.  Kenny Chesney, John Fogerty, Jason Mraz, Willie Nelson, Eli Young Band, Kacey Musgraves are just some of the guests lined up for the two-day festival in late September on the Lawn at Riverfront Park.  Finally, we go Inside the Song with Vickie McGeehee to hear about a song she co-wrote called "How Country Feels" which Randy Houser took all the way to number one.  

We kick off another Inside Music Row with thte mention of Alabama as the country supergroup is touring together again to celebrate their fortieth anniversary.  The "Back to the Bowery" tour launches in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina April fifth.  Lonestar is also in the news as their single "Maybe Someday" is doing well on the charts, and are excited about their forthcoming album "Life As We Know It."  Up next is the CMA SOngwriters Series as it is returning for a ninth season.  The 2013 program program features Craig Morgan, Shane Minor, Phil O'Donnell, and host Bob DiPiero.  The popular series kicks off March 19th at Joe's Pub in New York City.  We also mention Maggie Rose as she is excited about the release of her debut full-length album "Cut To Impress" March 26th.  The title comes from a lyric in one of her songs which she feels best represents her debut project.  The album was produced by Blake Chancey, James Stroud, and Stephony Smith.  Finally, we go Inside The Song with Bobby Bare to hear about his hit "Detroit City" which was written by Mel Tillis and Danny Dill.

Jody Thompsonis most widely known for his roles in Sweet Home Alabama, The Blind Side, and Life As We Know It. He is the star in Barry Levinson's new found-footage horror/thriller The Bay, which was released on November 2nd. Jody also co-stars this Fall with Bette Midler and Billy Crystal in Parental Guidance.  Jody joins us on Take 2 Radio Thursday, November 15, at 7pm EST to talk about his latest flick and forthcoming plans.   

Cameron, Michael and Zach share the love at "The Summer of Love Tour." Get all the details about their new show, recording "The American Dream," shooting the music video for "Life As We Know It," their new song "Orangutang," and info about their clothes.

You've seen him in the films Not Another Teen Movie, Club Dred, Pulse, Inglorious Bastards & on TV in Undeclared, Life As We Know It and as Neal Schweiber in the awesome cult classic Freaks & Geeks. The hilarious, Chicago born, die hard Cubs fan Samm Levine will be chatting with Matt and the guys LIVE July 14th, 8:30pm CST on The Matthew Aaron Show. Tune in live or subscribe for free and never miss a show by searching The Matthew Aaron Show on iTunes. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Will Sasso, the very funny MADtv vet, joins our MAHQ gang to talk about his acting experience in films and on television. Sasso, who has appeared in over 25 feature films including “Life As We Know It,” “Happy Gilmore,” “Best in Show,” and “Drop Dead Gorgeous,” stars with William Shatner on the CBS new comedy series “$#*! My Dad Says.” Best known for starring on five seasons of FOX’s hit sketch comedy series MADtv, Sasso became a staple in late-night comedy, entertaining audiences with his offbeat impressions including Bill Clinton, Tony Soprano, Kenny Rogers, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Steven Seagal and Randy Newman.

Whoa! There are way too many movies to cover this week! How can we possibly fit 'em all into one 90 minute show? By racing through 'em with the speed of a Triple Crown winner, that's how, as we're chomping at the bit to talk about Disney's latest sports drama, Secretariat! Katherine Heigl and Josh Duhamel make for the world's best looking parents ever in Life As We Know It. We spend a few minutes with I Spit on Your Grave, a remake of the 1978 revenge thriller. Plus we've got Zack Galifianakis in It's Kind of a Funny Story and Woody Allen's You Will Meet a Tall Dark Stranger. Guh! Plus the news, and next week's DVD releases. My throat's drying up just thinking about it. Call in and join in on the conversation. You never know who might show up, and what we might end up talking about!

It’s another show jam-packed with movies, so many of them that a time limit must be enforced. “Secretariat” gets a big ol’ “meh” from Bayer and Snider; “My Soul to Take” is one of the worst, most bafflingly bad horror films they’ve seen in a while; “Life As We Know It,” despite its premise, isn’t awful, but ‘taint good neither; “It’s Kind of a Funny Story” is a fairly good comedy about depressed teenagers; “Never Let Me Go” is faithful to its source material, especially in conveying the emotions of it; and “Waiting for Superman” is a somewhat dry but important documentary about our crappy, crappy schools. There’s also talk of people’s favorite ball-free sports movies — lots of boxing, running, and kicking. Next QOTW: In honor of “Jackass 3D,” tell us about some dumb jackass-style stuff you’ve done in your own live.

Welcome to the PGP Film Cast! It is a podcast completely dedicated to movies in the theater where we cover upcoming weekend releases, announced movies, focus on one future movie that has us excited, retro reviews and our (in)famous Top 10 lists! Subscribe on iTunes or our RSS feed! News RIP Tony Curtix (1925 - 2010) The Star Wars movies will be re-released in 3D starting with The Phantom Menace in early 2012 Robert Zemeckis will direct his first action movie since Castaway, a time travel movie titled Timeless Sherlock Holmes 2 has cast Jared Harris as Professor James Moriarty Director Gavin Hood is attached to direct Ender's Game Sacha Baron Cohen will play Freddie Mercury in his biopic Zach Snyder to direct Superman reboot Tony Gilroy to direct the Bourne Legacy Emma Stone to star as Gwen Stacy in the Spiderman reboot Movie Highlight – Tron Legacy Directed by Joseph Kosinski Written by Adam Horowitz, Edward Kitsis, Richard Jeffries (Lost) Starring Jeff Bridges, Garrett Hedlund, Olicia Wilde, Michael Sheen, James Frain, Bruce Boxleitner Sam Flynn, the tech-savvy 27-year-old son of Kevin Flynn, looks into his father's disappearance and finds himself pulled into the same world of fierce programs and gladiatorial games where his father has been living for 25 years.  Along with Kevin's loyal confidant, father and son embark on a life-and-death journey across a visually-stunning cyber universe that has become far more advanced and exceedingly dangerous. Versus!  Major Payne VS Heavyweights A new segment each show where we pit two movies against each other and then see which film comes out on top! It’s the closest battle yet and I safely say, without vomiting in my own mouth, that they are both winners. Weekend Releases October 8 – Life As We Know It, Secretariat, It's Kind of a Funny Story, Tamara Drewe, Inside Job, Leaving, Nowhere Boy, My Soul to Take, Stone, I Spit on Your Grave: Unrated October 15 – Jackass 3-D, Conviction, Red, Down Terrace Retro Review! – Never Been Kissed (1999) Released April 9, 1999 Domestic gross of $55,474,756 Worldwide gross of $84,000,000 Production budget of $25,000,000 Directed by Raja Gosnell (Scooby-Doo, Big Momma's House!!!!!) Written by Abby Kohn, Marc Silverstein (He's Just Not That Into You, Valentine's Day) Starring Drew Barrymore, David Arquette, Michael Vartan, Molly Shannon, John C Reilly, Garry Marshall, Octavia Spencer, Leelee Sobieski, Jessica Alba Chicago Sun Times copy editor Josie Gellar, who is desperate to graduate from perfectionist copy editor to reporter, gets her chance when the owner orders her to cover the high-school scene undercover.  Josie, who was a frustrated, ridiculed nerd, gets a popular make-over from her drop-out, naturally funny brother Rob.  Both siblings find love and joys of youth again.  But in Josie's case, it's sensitive bachelor teacher Sam Coulson.  As the publication deadline approaches, the price of blowing their cover seems ever more daunting, yet inevitable unless she sacrifices her career. Check out our review, favorite lines, trivia and more about a retro movie each episode. Top 10 Based on a True Story Movies! Some mandatory choices like Glory, Catch Me If You Can along with some oddball choices like Bloodsport and Primeval! Next Episode Featured Movie is “True Grit” Versus is Batman Returns VS Ghostbusters 2 Retro Review is “Airplane!” Top 10 most attractive but terrible actors or actresses! (list is due by 10/21/10) Email in your lists, ideas for Retro Reviews! Your PGP Film Cast crew Tom – tom@sector512productions.com Jerry – jerry@sector512productions.com Chad – chud@sector512productions.com

USC Film School graduate Gabe Sachs is part of the Sachs-Judah writing-producing team. From early in his career, he started working with Judd Apatow as writer-producer on Sick In The Head, Freaks & Geeks and Undeclared. He and Judah continued in TV on Just Shoot Me and Life As We Know It, which they also created. After creating the new 90210, Sachs and Judah were asked to come on to write Diary Of A Wimpy Kid. Sachs and Judah are currently working on four features, including Diary Of A Wimpy Kid 2.