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Marcellus Cox is a Writer/Director from Los Angeles, California. Marcellus has always had a passion for movies, filmmaking and storytelling. His filming style deals with dark/edgy themes pushing the limits as far as he can possibly go with his storytelling touching on subjects such as Race, Religion, and Social & Political issues. Marcellus Cox's work has screened in over 200 International Film Festivals, Won over 150 International Film Awards and has screened Nationwide on CBS, FOX, ABC, SHORTS TV, Revolt TV, Crime & Investigation, Link TV & PBS. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Susan Link ist Fernsehmoderatorin beim ARD-Morgenmagazin, Podcasterin und sie präsentiert den "Kölner Treff" im WDR. Mit Podcast-Host Freddie Schürheck spricht sie über ihre Anfänge bei Radio Wuppertal, über Thüringer Würste und darüber wie schwer es ist morgens um 00:45 Uhr aufzustehen. Die beiden Moderatorinnen reden außerdem über das Scheitern, über Susans Podcast "Erzähl mir was Gutes" und die Journalistin erklärt, warum nach dem Morgenmagazin niemand mit ihr Fahrstuhl fahren will.

This week on 8111, the "not shy" Dawn Martin Mirkin! Dawn grew up in Florida and left for California the second she could after high school. In San Francisco she quickly found a place to live and started working as a hostess at Perry's restaurant on Union Street. She quickly became invaluable instinctively sorting through complicated scenarios with well known guests. A TV production class at the College of Marin connected all the dots and Dawn knew she wanted to work in the field. She got an internship at GGP where she worked on a program called "A Road to the Oscars". This led to an opportunity to work on multiple Olympics at numerous locations around the world. Dawn came to work at ILM in 1994. She worked as both a tech and eventually a supervisor running satellite dailies with clients, editorial work, digital video support, and unending complex problem solving. Dawn has worked in numerous capacities at other facilities including, iBEAM Streaming, Link TV, MediaScape, Idea Asylum/ABC, Sony Picture, Disney's Image Movers Digital, and the Cameron Pace Group as Media Supe on Cirque Du Soleil 3D. Today, Dawn and her husband Craig live in Marin. It was a blast catching up with Dawn and hearing her story. Her self confidence and "can do" attitude make it clear that there's little she couldn't take on and figure out. 

On this episode we are joined for the 2nd time by Marie DeLopez the countries only Black female paranormal investigator. We get some major updates from her on some exciting developments from books to TV.Music for the episode provided by : Effie Altoro - "Gamble"

Welcome to another episode of CGX Cast which is a Cloud Gaming Podcast. In today's episode, we will be discussing the Stadia App release for Android Tv, we will discuss Madden 22 being a same-day release and also the 2 games that were announced for the platform this week. GFN had an incredible week 13 games releasing for the platform this week. Amazon Luna gave us their July roadmap with great games coming for the platform next month. Xcloud gets some Series X blades improvements and we see some benefits of some games that are already taking advantage of the blades. We are going to have a special guest in today's episode Link TV. This should be a fun one, it's good to be back, look forward to seeing you all. --- 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/cgxcast/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cgxcast/support

Susan Link ist Moderatorin, Journalistin, Frühaufsteherin und Hundebesitzerin. Seit zwei Jahren haben sie, ihr Mann, ihr Sohn und ihre Katze Hündin Mila an der Seite. Warum so eine Hunderunde der ideale Ausgleich zum ARD Morgenmagazin ist, welche Fashion-Regeln für Frauchen, Hund und Kotbeutel gelten und warum es sinnvoll ist, sich ein gutes Netzwerk zuzulegen, auch darüber redet Susan Link mit Jan Malte Andresen. Ein launiges Gespräch zweier Frühaufsteher, die beide noch ziemlich am Anfang ihrer Hundehalter-Karriere stehen. Außerdem: TV-Hundetrainer Marc Lindhorst über Hunde, die jeden anspringen und was man dagegen tun kann. Warum Frauchen den Mann hinterm Zaun freundlich ansprechen sollte und jede Menge neuer Hunde-Songs auf Toffis Playlist. Unter anderem von George Clinton, Marteria und Ina Müller. Zu den Shownotes dieser Folge --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bellheim/message

Join TNS Host Steve Heilig in conversation with author, journalist, and Covering Climate Now executive director Mark Hertsgaard about what’s next for climate change, the defining issue of our time. Now that climate denial has been voted out of the White House, what are the paths and the obstacles to progress in Washington and abroad, including a strengthened the Paris Agreement? What role can civil society, especially the news media, play? We know of no better expert on the “big picture” and what is or isn’t being done than our special guest for this talk. Join us. Mark Hertsgaard has covered climate change since 1989, reporting from 25 countries and much of the United States in his books Earth Odyssey: Around the World In Search of Our Environmental Future and HOT: Living Through the Next Fifty Years on Earth, as well as for outlets including The New Yorker, Vanity Fair, The Atlantic, Time, The New York Times, The Washington Post, Mother Jones, Scientific American, Bloomberg Businessweek, The Guardian, Le Monde, L’espresso, NPR, the BBC, and Link TV. He is the environmental correspondent and investigative editor at large at The Nation and a co-founder of Covering Climate Now, a global journalism initiative committed to more and better coverage of the climate story. Find out more about The New School at Commonweal on our website: tns.commonweal.org. And like/follow our Soundcloud channel for more great podcasts.

Nevada's longest-serving and most influential U.S. Senator reflects on his odds-defying journey to D.C., key fights during his decades there and Trump, Biden, McConnell and more.Credits: Hosted by Scott Feinberg and produced by Matthew Whitehurst.

I am honored to introduce today's guest, Phil Cousineau. Phil is an award-winning writer, filmmaker, teacher, editor, travel leader, storyteller and TV host. We will be discussing a range of topics, such as the meaning of forgiveness and atonement, the importance of presence, and our collective longing for wholeness. The following is a taste of my conversation with Phil. Q: Where does forgiveness end? Where does compassion end? Phil: (Quoting Dr. Jacob Needleman): You ask them three times for forgiveness. Now, the first time, they may still be angry at you. The second time, they may not have gotten over you. And then, the third time, they could forgive you or they have become so obtuse and so bitter that they still refuse, well, on, let's say, on the grand scale of things, your karma is free. You have done what you need to do on the spiritual plane. Q: How do you define atonement? Phil: At-one-ment. It’s like many of the classic definitions of beauty, which is all forms of harmony and wholeness. Q: How does atonement relate to forgiveness? Phil: The act of forgiveness is kind of going halfway and then stopping. Doing something to make amends that is psychologically commensurate with the damage that was done, then the healing can begin. Q: How does one get to forgiveness when there’s a complex blend of multiple layers of mutual wrongdoing, with each party blaming the other? Phil: If we do not learn how to forgive in our relationships, in the workplace, and in our political activism, a kind of soul rust sets in. When asked if there’s one last thing he’d like our listeners to hear, Phil says, “People will risk themselves for others, and I once asked Joseph Campbell why this is so? And I can still hear the beautiful cadence in his voice when he gave me the answer on camera, “It's because we know at the end of the day, we are one.” About Phil: Phil Cousineau is a writer, teacher, editor, independent scholar, documentary filmmaker, travel leader and storyteller. His life-long fascination with the art, literature and history of culture has taken him on many journeys around the world. He lectures frequently on a wide range of topics--from mythology, film and writing, to beauty, travel, sports and creativity. He has published more than 35 nonfiction books and has over 20 scriptwriting credits to his name. He is the host and cowriter of the PBS and Link TV series, “Global Spirit.”

It was great having fellow Marsh-ian, stage performer, and podcast producer Natacha Ruck in the studio! We compared our recent experiences developing and performing our solo stages shows at San Francisco’s The Marsh theater, talked about Natacha’s other stage work, and much more! Natacha Ruck's documentary work has appeared at the MoMA, the Whitney Museum of American Art, as well as on National Geographic, NBC NY, and Link TV. Her podcasting work has appeared on NPR affiliates nationally and locally. She teaches multimedia storytelling at the University of San Francisco (USF), is workshopping a solo performance, and runs DoTellDo.com, a storytelling service company.

Ep. 100: Fifty years after the landmark Loving v. Virginia U.S. Supreme Court case ended legal persecution of interracial marriage in America, two mothers – one brown, one white – set off on a journey to explore what it means to be a bi-racial child living in a mixed-race family in so-called “post-racial America,” the perspectives of their own families and others, and America’s deep cultural ambivalence about its rapidly-changing mixed-race reality. In the shadows of Ferguson and #BlackLivesMatter and the historic Obama presidency, MIXED offers a new lens into race and the lives of the first generation of mixed-race kids and families to be counted in the U.S. Census. MIXED is directed and produced by Caty Borum Chattoo and Leena Jayaswal, and executive-produced by Jeffrey Tuchman for Documania Films. Caty Borum Chattoo & Leena Jayaswal, co-directors and co-producers, share a long history of social-issue storytelling in documentaries and other multimedia. Leena Jayaswal is an award-winning photographer and documentarian with deep expertise and interest in issues that intersect race, representation and identity. Her films have been broadcast throughout the country on PBS affiliates, and her work has been featured in critical film festivals and newspapers for the Indian diaspora. Over the past decade, Caty Borum Chattoo, an award-winning strategist, producer and collaborator with legendary producer Norman Lear, has produced three feature-length social-issue documentary films for theatrical and TV distribution, a seven-part documentary TV series, and multiple half-hour documentary TV specials; her work has aired on the Sundance Channel, Pivot, PBS World, Link TV, KCET, Comedy Central, Link TV and the Huffington Post. Both Jayaswal and Borum Chattoo are professors at American University in Washington, D.C. (School of Communication). For more on host, Alex Barnett, please check out his website: www.alexbarnettcomic.com or visit him on Facebook (www.facebook.com/alexbarnettcomic) or on Twitter at @barnettcomic To subscribe to the Multiracial Family Man, please click here: MULTIRACIAL FAMILY MAN PODCAST Intro and Outro Music is Funkorama by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons - By Attribution 3.0 http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/  

In this special episode, the Laura Flanders is at the scene of the Republican National Convention -- but while the party is on inside Quicken Loans Arena, much of Cleveland is still grieving. The 2014 death of Tamir Rice still rests in the minds of many city residents, but it is not the only one. And death is a topic; at the RNC, the rhetoric is targeting those who fear the death of middle class chances and white-working class jobs. There's a reality to that too, in a city where the normal family incomes are half the national average. In a city that's hurting, in a country that's hurting, who is speaking to all this hurt? The LF Show are on the ground speaking to Joel Anderson and Cassandra Johnson, the family of Tanisha Anderson, killed by Cleveland Police in 2014. They continue to await justice. Other guests include Jim Mason, Goodyear Unit President and member of United Steelworkers of America; Harriet Applegate, Executive Secretary at North Shore AFL-CIO; Imam Paul Hassan, Cleveland Interfaith Activist; Deb Kline, Director of Cleveland Jobs for Justice; and performances by Prophets of Rage. For behind the scenes, highlights, and more - follow us on Facebook! With special thanks to our supporters, Link TV, and Free Speech TV.

Monday, June 20, 2016 The Hollywood Podcast with Dr. Nancy Berk. The show that puts showbiz on the couch! Kate Walsh joins Nancy to talk about her hit roles in Grey’s Anatomy and Private Practice and her work with KCET and Link TV’s Your Choice Your Voice campaign. Read more in Nancy’s online column Showbiz Analysis for Parade Magazine. LISTEN, DOWNLOAD, ENJOY: Twitter Follows: @nancyberk @PGHPodcast @katewalsh This episode is sponsored by HumorOutcast.com. ---------------------- Whine At 9 is the weekly entertainment podcast featuring fascinating conversations with celebrities and showbiz insiders. Join host, clinical psychologist, author and humorist Dr. Nancy Berk as she digs a little deeper into show business, strategies and success. Like your best friend with credentials, Nancy showcases some of Hollywood’s most intriguing personalities and highlights their positive messages in the process. Read more about Whine At 9 guests in Showbiz Analysis, Nancy’s online column for Parade Magazine. parade.com/member/nancyberk/ Proudly distributed by the Pittsburgh Podcast Network. Listen to this show and other great shows from Pittsburghers on iTunes, SoundCloud, TuneIn, Google Play Music - search "Pittsburgh Podcast Network" - and pittsburghpodcastnetwork.com This episode originally aired June 1, 2016. Listen to more episodes bit.ly/NBfeed

Kate Walsh joins Nancy to talk about her hit roles in Grey's Anatomy and Private Practice and her work with KCET and Link TV's Your Choice Your Voice campaign. Read more in Nancy’s online column Showbiz Analysis for Parade Magazine.

Waterfront sunsets, oysters, cool breezes on white sails. I hope the Bushes and the Cheneys enjoyed their long vacation, because now it is time for them to hand over their vacation homes to refugees. I know, you didn't think your war would touch your mansions, but as Donald Rumsfeld once said, “Stuff happens.” This particular stuff is your fault. Plenty of people knew the invasion and occupation of Iraq would break a region and unleash a nightmare. From a thousand cruise missiles and $18 billion in arms sales, what did you think would come? What's coming, says the United Nations is at least 850,000 people, fleeing war in Syria, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Iraq and sub-Saharan Africa. They'd rather be home too. You bear responsibility and you have the room. The Bush family already had two mansions in Kennebunkport. Governor Jeb just built a third. Misters Rumsfeld and Cheney enjoy private resorts on the Chesapeake bay. It's time they gave up their private decks and rolling lawns. Iraqi women fleeing ISIS would appreciate Rumsfeld's manor house on a hilltop called Mount Misery. They know the real thing. The Cheney's could house a village or two at their ranch in Jackson Hole. They'd just need to hold their GOP fundraisers elsewhere. In truth, it's not just the them. This is our world too. Lots of Americans watched the desperate wash up dead in the Mediterranean from the comfort of their second homes this summer. Last year saw a 57 % increase in vacation home buying in the US according to the National Association of Realtors. The number has risen 25 percent since 1989 to some 5.1 million properties today. We hardly use them. Almost half of us take no time off. So how about it? Let's hand them over. Mine sleeps two. We can squeeze in more. I will if the Bushes will. How about you? Watch musician activist author Boots Riley talk about power music and resistance, this week on The Laura Flanders Show on FreeSpeech TV, Link TV, and in English and Spanish on TeleSUR. And write to me: Laura@lauraflanders.com.

Of Kurdish descent, Persheng Vaziri ‘81 was born and raised in Iran and lives in New York City. She directed several personal documentaries about Iran such as "Women Like Us" and "A Place Called Home." She is a producer for "Bridge to Iran" series on Link TV, and has worked on documentaries in the U.S. and Iran. A graduate of Trinity College and New York University, she is completing her PhD at Temple University in Philadelphia. This event was co-sponsored by the following Trinity Departments and Centers: English, International Studies, Political Science, History, Urban Studies, the Center for Urban and Global Studies, WMGS, Human Rights, Sociology, Women and Gender Resource Action Center. www.trincoll.edu

On This episode of Word Balloon, Hasan Minajh talks about his project Stand Up Planet, a documentary series that debuts Wed May 14th at 7pm on the cable channels LINK TV, PIVOT, The So Cal Public TV tation KCET and streaming live at standupplanet.org. This 2 part docu takes an amazing look at stand up comedy in the third world, and is worth your attention. Featured in the show are comedians from India and South Africa, and words of wisodm from comedy legends Bill Cosby, Norman Lear (All In The Family) , and Carl Reiner (The Dick Van Dyke Show)Comic Artist Steve Skroce joins us to talk about the return of Doc Frankenstien and his work with Filmmakers and Comic Book Vets The Wachowskis on his Burlyman Comics, and their films including The Matrix Trilogy, Cloud Atlas, V For Vendetta, and this summer's Jupiter Ascending.We wrap up with a C2E2 Podcaters roundtable featuring Steve Dismie of Comic Book Queers Wendy Freeman of Double Page Spread , Chris Marshall of Collected Comic Library and John Mayo of Comic Book Page

Colin Marshall sits down at the Old Pasadena offices of Rigler Creative with Thomas Rigler, Steve Reich, and Caitlin Starowicz, creators of City Walk, a new television and web series from KCET and Link TV on the transformation of American cities and our ability to walk in them. They discuss the walkability of Old Pasadena right beneath them; City Walk's origin as a project purely about the health benefits of walking, and how it expanded; their own discovery of the new walkability of American cities as they shot and researched the show, how they found they'd already been documenting that "wave of change" almost inadvertently; their insights into the vision of park planner Frederick Law Olmsted; the buildup of frustration with postwar American cities, and what planning for and living around the car has to do with it; what they felt when experts elsewhere argued that, in fact, Los Angeles is the city of the walkable future; how they learned the distinctive urban language of this city, whether they grew up here or came to it later; the end of one form of the American Dream, the beginning of another, and the consequent "slumming of the suburbs"; how much the context for their interview and urban exploration material has widened with time and additional research; what it takes to make a show about experiences, not messages; City Walk's distinctive aesthetic, meant to represent the life of a city itself, and how the Iverson Mall Walkers fit into that; and how they revived the magazine-format show for the internet just as cities have revived themselves for the 21st century.

THE UNDERGROUND EXPERIENCE & UNCLE EARL Presents “Digital Hollywood TV Summit Series LA Series #3   Featuring KCET Link TV's “ART BOUND” and “CITY WALK” Premiere Party & Screening Discussion!    Join Uncle Earl for an enjoyable, fact-filled conversion with Juan Devis, VP of Arts & Culture Programming at KCET Link and Thomas Rigler, CEO of […] The post “Digital Hollywood TV Summit Series LA Series #3 – KCET Link TV's “ART BOUND” and “CITY WALK” Premiere Party & Screening Discussion! appeared first on The Uncle Earl.

THE UNDERGROUND EXPERIENCE & UNCLE EARL Presents “Digital Hollywood TV Summit Series LA Series #3   Featuring KCET Link TV’s “ART BOUND” and “CITY WALK” Premiere Party & Screening Discussion!    Join Uncle Earl for an enjoyable, fact-filled conversion with Juan Devis, VP of Arts & Culture Programming at KCET Link and Thomas Rigler, CEO of Rigler Creative   Music Artists […] The post “Digital Hollywood TV Summit Series LA Series #3 – KCET Link TV’s “ART BOUND” and “CITY WALK” Premiere Party & Screening Discussion! appeared first on The Uncle Earl.