Podcasts about Love Means Zero

Happy Valentines Day. Don't forget, Love Means Zero. He blasted onto the tennis scene when he reached the finals of the 1986 French Open, but that's just a small part of his story. Mikael Pernfors path from Malmo, Sweden to 10 in the world is one of the most incredible stories in tennis. We discussed his unusual path extensively, and his perspectives on present day tennis. Recorded 2/8, Released 2/14 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Thanks so much for tuning in to the show. Today, like every day on the show, is special because I get to talk with someone who Anne White, elite pro tennis player, movie producer, etc., has made an impact in the tennis world on many levels: on court, in the media and in education. Anne and started playing tennis at just five years old and by the time she was nine years old she was #29 in the U.S. in the 12’s. At 14 Anne did not have a coach during the winter and was only able to practice indoors 3 hours a week. Nick Bollettieri watched her play in the National 16’s and offered her a scholarship to train in Florida at what is now the infamous IMG Academy. After two and a half years in Bradenton, FL, she then went on to college at USC where she played #2 as a freshman. Anne finished the year as an undefeated All American and USC won the National Championship. Anne also won 3 USTA gold balls in one day at The U.S. Amateur Clay Courts in Pittsburgh, PA, winning the singles, doubles and mixed doubles. In 1987, after two years at USC, Anne turned pro and played eight years on the circuit reaching #19 in the world in singles and #9 in the world in doubles. She won one singles title and eight doubles titles with six different partners, including Chris Evert. Following her WTA career, Anne has been involved in a broad array of endeavors including color commentary for professional tennis tournaments and in addition to her directing tennis at the Beverly Hills Tennis Club she produced a feature documentary about Bollettieri for SHOWTIME, “Love Means Zero“ and co-producing a new online interactive reading platform called REED (Read, Experience, Explore and Dream).

“I’m Peter…Peter Colt” - In honor of The Championships Wimbledon we covered every inch of the 2004 classic romantic comedy, “Wimbledon”. Our resident tennis guru tells you what they got right, what they got wrong, and that he may take a sabbatical to hunt down Pat Cash. (He’ll also tell you who Pat Cash is) If you like England or tennis or chat rooms, don’t miss this episode! Also, Jedd gives you all a quick burn on the X-Men franchise. If you were screaming, “It’s Adam Baldwin” on the Independence Day episode, excellent work. Other accepted answer is “The Baldwin that’s not a Baldwin” Reviews: Jedd – Dark Phoenix (4.4/10), Anima (6.3/10), Yesterday (6.4/10) Cole – Yesterday (6.25/10), The Hateful Eight (7/10) Recommendations: 7 Days in Hell, Battle of the Sexes, Tennis Anyone, Match Point, A Knight's Tale Jedd’s Additional Recs: Borg v. McEnroe, Break Point, Balls Out: Gary the Tennis Coach, Love Means Zero, In the Realm of Perfection, 16-Love, Nobody’s Perfect

Former World #19, ANNE WHITE shares insight on tour happenings, her documentary "Love Means Zero" and the story of her famous Wimbledon bodysuit.

Anne White talks about her time at the Bollettieri Academy and about producing Nick Bollettieri’s documentary: Love Means Zero.

“In order to do what I’ve done, you have to be a little crazy. You can’t listen to people that say you can’t do it.”    The world’s most famous coach, Nick Bollettieri, guest stars on the TENNIS.com Podcast with Nina Pantic and Irina Falconi. He previews his upcoming book, A Coach’s Journey, which he wrote entirely himself—by hand with a pen on paper (01:23), and reflects on the Showtime documentary about his life and academy, Love Means Zero (04:37).    Bollettieri has coached numerous world No. 1 champions including Andre Agassi, Jim Courier, Monica Seles and Maria Sharapova. He explains how he reads different players and describes what he says is a God-given ability to predict which youngsters will become champions (05:32).    The 87-year-old throws it back to his humble beginnings creating the first ever live-in tennis academy, in Bradenton, Fla., some 40 years ago (07:38) and updates everyone on his relationships with the players featured in Love Means Zero (08:31), particularly Agassi (11:10).    Bollettieri also dives further into his book (set to release in February) and shares his mission of helping players, parents and just people in general (13:23). He even reads an excerpt (20:53). Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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Andre Agassi, Boris Becker, Jim Courier and Kathleen Horvath are only a few of the champions who came out of Nick Bollettieri’s tennis academy. Bollettieri ran a controversial program taking kids at a young age to live away from their parents, but he turned out more champions than any other coach. The new Showtime documentary […] The post 83: Jason Kohn on “Love Means Zero” appeared first on Pure Nonfiction.

Roy van Vilsteren heeft de dertiendelige Netflix-documentaireserie The Staircase uitgekeken en vertelt erover. Floor Overmars zag Love means zero (woensdag 4 juli, NPO 2, 23:00 uur), een documentaire over Nick Bollettieri, de eigenzinnige tenniscoach die zijn sterspeler André Agassi plotseling liet vallen. De podcast Bob (van VPRO Dorst) houdt Roger Abrahams bezig, want: heeft de 84-jarige Elisa ooit een kindje moeten afstaan of is dat verhaal het gevolg van haar dementie? Seriemoordenaar van de week: tv-kok Nadia Zerouali.

Wertheim and Bollettieri talk ahead of the premiere of the Showtime documentary, Love Means Zero, which focuses on Bollettieri's life and features interviews with his former students, including Jim Courier, Kathleen Horvath, Carling Bassett and Boris Becker.​ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On this week's episode, host Jon Wertheim talks with Nick Bollettieri ahead of the premiere of the Showtime documentary, Love Means Zero, which focuses on Bollettieri's life and features interviews with his former students, including Jim Courier, Kathleen Horvath, Carling Bassett and Boris Becker. Bollettieri discusses how he feels about the way the film portrays him and his life, how he became a living legend, the moments he regrets during his career, what he wishes he did differently, how he will be remembered and much more. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A Grand Slam of an interview with tennis coaching legend Nick Bollettieri. [Explicit Content]

Sat, 02 Jun 2018 02:48:14 -0000 full Andy Zodin, Tennis Channel Podcast Network

Our esteemed colleague and Star Trek fantasy-draft star Mo Ryan returns to the podcast to talk about Liz Garbus's four-part New York Times documentary, The Fourth Estate, and the various frustrations we all had with both the documentary itself; its sometimes navel-gazey and tone-deaf subject; and all the things we wished the series had covered (or skipped)...though the intensity of our feelings probably means it's worth a watch. Also worth a watch in our Around The Dial section: Killjoys, Wynonna Earp, and Jane The Virgin, with another Showtime doc project, Love Means Zero, rating a skip from Buntsy. We mourned Tara's DVR, took Mo's Canon pitch for a season finale One Day At A Time, and declared a couple of vintage sitcoms Winners AND Losers before playing a super(hero)-charged Game Time from Dan Cassino. Let's hope we didn't bury the lede for an all-new Extra Hot Great! GUESTS

Our esteemed colleague and Star Trek fantasy-draft star Mo Ryan returns to the podcast to talk about Liz Garbus's four-part New York Times documentary, The Fourth Estate, and the various frustrations we all had with both the documentary itself; its sometimes navel-gazey and tone-deaf subject; and all the things we wished the series had covered (or skipped)...though the intensity of our feelings probably means it's worth a watch. Also worth a watch in our Around The Dial section: Killjoys, Wynonna Earp, and Jane The Virgin, with another Showtime doc project, Love Means Zero, rating a skip from Buntsy. We mourned Tara's DVR, took Mo's Canon pitch for a season finale One Day At A Time, and declared a couple of vintage sitcoms Winners AND Losers before playing a super(hero)-charged Game Time from Dan Cassino. Let's hope we didn't bury the lede for an all-new Extra Hot Great! Show Topics Lead Topic The Fourth Estate Tara's DVR: A Eulogy Around The Dial Jane The Virgin Wynonna Earp Killjoys Love Means Zero The Canon One Day At A Time S02.E13: Not Yet Winner and Loser of the Week The Golden Girls Roseanne Game Time Not Quite Superheroes Show Notes Maureen Ryan's review of The Fourth Estate Deadpool 2 Golden Girls Ad Special Guest: Mo Ryan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Longtime tennis coach Nick Bollettieri, who has coached 10 players who have reached world No. 1 in singles, joins host Carl Bialik from the New York Open to talk about "Love Means Zero," the new documentary about his life; Roger Federer's return to No. 1; and why the best coaches speak differently to every player. Produced and edited by Jorge Estrada, with music by Lee Rosevere. Clip of "Love Means Zero": http://www.sho.com/video/58002/love-means-zero-clip  

FILMS DISCUSSED IN THE INTRO HIGHLIGHTING SPECIAL GUESTS AT DOC NYCStreetlight Harmonies (with Doo Wop singers from The Crystals, The Drifters, The Chantels)Soufra (with Susan Sarandon)Fail State (with Dan Rather)Maddman: The Steve Madden Story (with Steve Madden)Antonio Lopez 1970: Sex Fashion & Disco (with Pat Cleveland)Metropolis Competition (on New York stories)Itzhak (with Itzhak Perlman)Hello Hello Hello : Lee Ranaldo : Electric Trim (with Sonic Youth's Lee Ranaldo)Eric Clapton: Life in 12 Bars (with Eric Clapton)Short List sectionRisk (with Laura Poitras)Faces Places (with Agnès Varda)The B-Side: Elsa Dorfman's Portrait Photography (with Errol Morris)Wormwood (with Errol Morris) FILMS & FESTIVAL SECTIONS DISCUSSEDThe Final Year (opening night)New World Order sectionEurotrump (US premiere)Sky & Ground (world premiere)Fight the Power sectionBaltimore RisingSonic Cinema sectionDavid Bowie: The Last Five Years (US premiere)The Beatles, Hippies & Hell's Angels (US premiere)Father's Kingdom (world premiere)Repeat Attenders (world premiere)Centerstage sectionA Murder in Mansfield (world premiere)True Crime sectionZero Weeks VIEWFINDERS COMPETITION FILMSViewfinders PassMole Man (world premiere)The Stranger (US premiere)Naila and the Uprising (world premiere)The Judge (also discussed on PN 54)Silas (also discussed on PN 54)Love Means Zero (also discussed on PN 53)Love, CecilThis is Congo Coming up on Pure Nonfiction ep 58: a discussion of DOC NYC PRO 8-day conference.On Twitter: @Raphaellochka @1basil1 @DOCNYCfest @thompowers @PureNonfiction.Pure Nonfiction is distributed by the TIFF podcast network.This episode was recorded at SVA's MFA SocDoc department.

We get to the heart of mother! and review all of the movies we saw at the Toronto International Film Festival including The Shape of Water, Downsizing, Brawl in Cell Block 99 and The Disaster Artist. 0:00 - Intro: Jay's Phobia 13:00 - Review: mother! 44:10 - TIFF 2017: The Shape of Water, Thelma, Downsizing, The Disaster Artist, Brawl in Cell Block 99, The Death of Stalin, Love Means Zero, There Is a House Here, Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond 2:25:30 - This Week on DVD and Blu-ray 2:28:15 - Outro 2:32:40 - Spoiler Discussion: mother!

We get to the heart of mother! and review all of the movies we saw at the Toronto International Film Festival including The Shape of Water, Downsizing, Brawl in Cell Block 99 and The Disaster Artist. 0:00 - Intro: Jay's Phobia 13:00 - Review: mother! 44:10 - TIFF 2017: The Shape of Water, Thelma, Downsizing, The Disaster Artist, Brawl in Cell Block 99, The Death of Stalin, Love Means Zero, There Is a House Here, Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond 2:25:30 - This Week on DVD and Blu-ray 2:28:15 - Outro 2:32:40 - Spoiler Discussion: mother!