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This episode, "Compassionate Curiosity," features Kathy Steele, famed co-author of The Haunted Self, advocating for a collaborative therapeutic model in resolving severe traumatization, in which attachment phobias are addressed by giving the client (perhaps "gifting" the client) responsibility in treatment. In this manner, the client begins to experience authentic relationship, rather than the therapist supporting maladaptive coping by becoming either a rescuer or an expert (or both). Ms. Steele is a Past President and Fellow of the International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation (ISSTD), and has also served two terms on the Board of the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (ISTSS). She has received a number of awards for her work, including the Lifetime Achievement Award from ISSTD, an Emory University Distinguished Alumni Award, and the Cornelia B. Wilbur Award for Outstanding Clinical Contributions from ISSTD. Publications include The Haunted Self (co-author), Treating Trauma-Related Dissociation (first author), and many book chapters. Highlights include: -How therapists facilitate dependency by reinforcing attachment phobias-Polyvagal theory and the collaborative approach -The wisdom of prioritizing relationship over knowing "what's going on"-The importance of the client having a persistent "felt sense" of the therapeutic relationship, rather than having unlimited therapist availability and poor boundaries -Curiosity as a tool for making resistance and relationship rupture the most important moments in treatment-Sharing confusion with the client about treatment direction, to drive collaborative treatment an activate the client's exploration system -Psychoeducational discussion as an underrated toolLook for Ms. Steele's online trainings, resources, books, and consultation groups at kathy-steele.com. In future (as in past) episodes, guests will offer counterpoints to Ms. Steele's views, and this video is a dialogue, rather than an endorsement of her perspective. Likewise, The Dissociative Table does not endorse the views of its hosts, nor do any professional organizations to which the hosts might belong. Join the discussion of this episode and others at the anonymous, free, clinicians-only discussion board by emailing dissociativetable@gmail.com. The music in this episode is taken from the song "Low Winter Sun," from Cracked Machine's album Gates of Keras. The band has generously donated rights to their music in support of increased global access to effective trauma treatment. Stream or download at:https://crackedmachine.bandcamp.com/

Over the course of a 40 year career, Ron Cephas Jones has built a beautiful body of work ranging from theater in New York City with the Labyrinth Theater Company, to an award winning performance in the NBC television hit, This is Us . Today's guest has learned the craft purely through experience and now teaches the art of breaking down the script to students at the California Institute of the Arts. His credits include the role of William Hill in This is Us, Truth Be Told, The Get Down, Luke Cage, Looking for Alaska, Mr. Robot, Low Winter Sun and many more. Today, Ron breaks down his technique for building dynamic characters by shedding light on all those actor terms like “beats”, “transitions”, “specificity” and everything in between. Through it all, whether it was taking odd jobs in New York, or his two Emmy award wins, Ron Cephas Jones has never forgotten what is most important to him: being a father to his Emmy award winning daughter, Jasmine Cephas Jones, and being happy as an artist. THAT ONE AUDITION'S LINKS: For exclusive content surrounding this and all podcast episodes, sign up for our amazing newsletter at AlyshiaOchse.com. And don't forget to snap and post a photo while listening to the show and tag me: @alyshiaochse & @thatoneaudition  SELF TAPE MAY: Class is BACK! WHAT TYPE OF ACTOR ARE YOU: Quiz !!! THE BRIDGE FOR ACTORS: Become a WORKING ACTOR THE PRACTICE TRACK: Membership to Practice Weekly PATREON: @thatoneaudition CONSULTING: Get 1-on-1 advice for your acting career from Alyshia Ochse COACHING: Get personalized coaching from Alyshia on your next audition or role INSTAGRAM: @alyshiaochse INSTAGRAM: @thatoneaudition WEBSITE: AlyshiaOchse.com ITUNES: Subscribe to That One Audition on iTunes SPOTIFY: Subscribe to That One Audition on Spotify STITCHER: Subscribe to That One Audition on Stitcher EPISODE CREDITS: WRITER: Erin McCluskey WEBSITE & GRAPHICS: Chase Jennings ASSISTANT: Elle Powell SOCIAL OUTREACH: Alara Ceri

‘I didn't grow up in a place where I was hanging out with screenwriters,” says Melanie Marnich. “I grew up in Duluth, Minnesota. I was a voracious reader and I think that sparked something in me, but I didn't know that that would be a career.” In college, Marnich was a journalism major with an emphasis in advertising. “I would up doing and loving TV and radio commercials.” She loved the job, but felt limited writing in spurts of 30- or 60-seconds. “Then I got the theater bug.” Feeling that she had some of the right instincts but wanting a more formal degree, she went back to graduate school to learn the ins and outs of becoming a playwright. “That was the big leap, going from advertising to being a playwright. But again, after a few years, I felt like there was something more to do.” Following her gut instinct once more, she pursued a career in filmmaking. “Out of the blue, my theater agent sent a play of mine to an agent in LA, who, unbeknownst to me, sent the play to the Showrunner of Big Love.” She went on to write 12 episodes of the hit HBO series. In addition to Big Love, Marnich has credits for My America, The Big C, Low Winter Sun, The Affair, The OA, The Son, A Murder at the End of the World, and Apples Never Fall. “I think it was an extremely necessary path and the right path for me. I think to say that advertising + theater = TV.” “I think if I had gone into TV sooner, I don't think I would have had the tools I needed as a writer to build a career out of it. I think I learned a lot every step of the way and those various versions of storytelling that created in me someone who understood TV and had specific toolkit beneficial for TV.” Want more? Steal my first book, Ink by the Barrel - Secrets From Prolific Writers right now for free. Simply head over to www.brockswinson.com to get your free digital download and audiobook. If you find value in the book, please share it with a friend as we're giving away 100,000 copies this year. It's based on hundreds of interviews here at Creative Principles. If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts? It only takes about 60-seconds and it really helps convince some of the hard-to-get guests to sit down and have a chat (simply scroll to the bottom on your iTunes Podcast app and click “Write Review"). Enjoy the show!

Grab your police badges, crime reports, and coney hot dogs as Andrew and Presley travel to Detroit in this gritty cop drama about the perfect crime gone wrong.All our Links: https://linktr.ee/seasononepodSeason Spoiler Synopsis: Low Winter Sun was an AMC television show that aired back in 2013. The show focuses on Detroit Police officers Frank Agnew (Mark Strong) and Joe Geddes (Lennie James), who open the series by murdering a fellow detective and staging his body as a suicide. The morning after, it is revealed that the cop our protagonist killed was under investigation by Internal Affairs. When they find the staged suicide, it is discovered that the CI at the center of IA's investigation has been killed and was in the trunk of the car. Frank and Joe are put on the case to solve the murder that they perpetrated. Along with following the twisted goings on of their investigation, we also see some of the criminal elements surrounding the crooked cops of the Detroit Police Department. Finally, Frank is displaying obsessive behavior towards his sex worker partner Katia, who Joe had said was killed but is really hiding out from Frank. The show culminated in Joe killing Katia and the IA investigation being thrown out due to a false confession of a former cop within the department.

If you're a fan of clicks and clacks of the ol' video game remote then this is the episode for you because it's time for another classic video games episode from your favourite boys. We also discuss Best of Marcin vs Best of Noah, the secret Chris Carbone plan, The Wii Man, our Marge era, worst impressions episode, Jon H. Benjamin cadence, Alberta on fire, Diaspora Ontario, Five Nights at Freddy's teaser frame by frame, video game prices, Carbone DVD operation, the 1000th Pokemon, horniest Zelda game, french Zelda sex comics, Midna Amiibo meat, old ladies bending over, Twilight Princess era, Roman Polanski comeback story, rat movies, Biggie Cheese, James Cameron's Barnyard, Chris Hardwick's voice career, Breaking Bad watch party, Low Winter Sun, spite shows, Hardwick and Morty, fixing the writer's strike, twitter tweets, ai art takeover, Severance globalism, Madame Web, 50 Shades of Aunt May, and Outer Wilds fans. Yea baby log in! Check out our monkey merch!: https://my-store-c638a6.creator-spring.com

Follow @thebuzzrnet Release Date 17/03/23 Location: british columbia, canada Low winter sun ‘silence surrounds' About the music Low Winter Sun blends the songwriting of Corey Polkinghorne (rhythm guitar, vocals) and Ryan Price (lead guitar, vocals), then lays it over the beats of Trevor Morrison (drums, percussion) and THEN dials it up to 11 with Amy...

Follow @thebuzzrnet Release Date 17/03/23 Location: british columbia, canada Low winter sun guest episode The band just released an epic album! Charlie Aiken and me talk to Ryan Price (Guitar/Vocals) and Corey Polkinghorne (Guitar/Vocals) about the recent release. Very cool band with an unique sound. Tracks Played: “Good Luck With That” (will play at intro...

Follow @thebuzzrnet Release Date: 04/11/22 Location: vancouver, canada low winter sun ‘yesterday stays' About the band Low Winter Sun blends the songwriting of Corey Polkinghorne (rhythm guitar, vocals) and Ryan Price (lead guitar, vocals), then lays it over the beats of Trevor Morrison (drums, percussion) and THEN dials it up to 11 with Amy Houston's...

Kevin Isola is a self-described journeyman actor, who has experienced great longevity in several media, including theatre, television and film. The Pasadena native attended Duke University, and consequently studied acting at NYU-Tisch, where he discovered the value of being freed-up creatively through faculty who mentored and pushed his creative strengths. We discuss a major moment in his career, which came when he played Rev in the hit 1997 play, The New Bozena, alongside friends and Tisch classmates David Costabile (Lincoln; Billions; Breaking Bad; Low Winter Sun), Michael Dahlen (Blue Man Group; Men in Black II); and Rainn Wilson (The Office; Super; Juno), the latter serving as director. The experience was a trial by fire of navigating an original, creative property which flourished in New York to its sale to Twentieth Century Fox, and being immersed into the Hollywood system. In theatre, Kevin has appeared in WASP and Other Plays (Written by Steve Martin); Twelfth Night; Brooklyn Boy (on Broadway); Accidental Death of an Anarchist; Venus; and Everett Beekin (by Obie Award winner Evan Yionoulis). He was recently in Our Lady of 121st Street (Off-Broadway) and Life Sucks, a reimagined adaptation of the Anton Chekhov classic Uncle Vanya, in which he played Vanya. He has appeared in films such as How the Grinch Stole Christmas (Jim Carrey); Blumenthal (Brian Cox); and Academy Boyz (Ed Asner). His numerous television credits include Billions; Damages; Fringe; Boston Legal; Elementary; Bull; and Law & Order. He has returned to his alma mater, Tisch School of the Arts at NYU, where he previously earned an MFA, as Adjunct Professor in the Graduate Acting Department to teach courses on Shakespeare's Clowns and Advanced Clowning Techniques. In our talk, we discuss his unique journey into several of these creative experiences, including developing recurring character arcs on television; finding himself on the stage through genuine mentors; the evolution of clowning; the irreverant comedy of the web-series Mommy Blogger (Tricia Paoluccio); and working with Glenn Close, Damian Lewis and C.J. Wilson. Opening Credits: UP Paolo Pavan Pasqualino Ubaldini - 06 five special blues; Closing Credits: Another Brick - 1. Refraction

Over the course of a 40 year career, Ron Cephas Jones has built a beautiful body of work ranging from theater in New York City with the Labyrinth Theater Company, to an award winning performance in the NBC television hit, This is Us . Today’s guest has learned the craft purely through experience and now teaches the art of breaking down the script to students at the California Institute of the Arts. His credits include the role of William Hill in This is Us, Truth Be Told, The Get Down, Luke Cage, Looking for Alaska, Mr. Robot, Low Winter Sun and many more. Today, Ron breaks down his technique for building dynamic characters by shedding light on all those actor terms like “beats”, “transitions”, “specificity” and everything in between. Through it all, whether it was taking odd jobs in New York, or his two Emmy award wins, Ron Cephas Jones has never forgotten what is most important to him: being a father to his Emmy award winning daughter, Jasmine Cephas Jones, and being happy as an artist. Show Links: PMO PEP TALKS: Click here to reserve your seat PMO POP SELF-TAPE CLASS: Click here to sign up INSTAGRAM: @alyshiaochse INSTAGRAM: @thatoneaudition WEBSITE: AlyshiaOchse.com ITUNES: Subscribe to That One Audition on iTunes SPOTIFY: Subscribe to That One Audition on Spotify STITCHER: Subscribe to That One Audition on Stitcher Credits: WRITER: Erin McCluskey SOUND DESIGN: Zachary Jameson WEBSITE & GRAPHICS: Chase Jennings ASSISTANT: Elle Powell SOCIAL OUTREACH: Bebe Katsenes

Born in Jackson Heights, Queens, New York. James Martinez started out doing impressions at stand up comedy clubs at 16. He eventually got an interest in acting classes in small spaces in venues throughout Manhattan. His first dramatic role was as John Proctor In Arthur Miller's The Crucible at Forest Hills High School. After High School he attended The Juilliard School for Dramatic arts. Since then he has performed on various Off Broadway stages and is seen going back and forth between stage and screen. Martinez is known for his breakout role as Max Arsiniega in Breaking Bad as well as notable roles in the television shows Gravity, Low Winter Sun, Aquarius, Queen of the South, House of Cards and recently as Armando Salazar on the Hulu series Love, Victor.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/quidditasfactor)

In this episode Charlie talks with one of the stars of the Netflix hit show Ozark, Trevor Long. A versatile character actor who has been carving out a solid career for over 25 years, Trevor talks about the role of Cade Langmore and his approach to one of Ozark's most talked about bad guys. Charlie and Trevor also share some personal anecdotes from their time in grad school, his first on set experience working with Mark Strong in AMC's Low Winter Sun, and what he learned about acting from being directed on the stage by the late Philip Seymour Hoffman. You can follow CBP on Instagram @creatingbehavior, and the Maggie Flanigan Studio @maggieflaniganstudio. Leave a message for Charlie at https://www.creatingbehaviorpodcast.com

“Deadlines take away writer’s block,” said screenwriter Chris Mundy. The writer started his career writing for Rolling Stone, before he made the transition into film and television. Known for ‘Cold Case,’ ‘Criminal Minds,’ ‘Hell on Wheels,’ ‘Low Winter Sun,’ ‘Bloodline,’ and the hit new series ‘Ozark.’ For ‘Ozark,’ Mundy is fascinated with the character of Marty Byrde (Jason Bateman). The father of the series, a man who launders money for his survival, is the type of person focused on logic rather than emotion, almost to a fault. In this interview, Mundy discusses the similarities between magazine profiles and characters, how the writers keep the Byrde family in new predicaments, why Marty isn’t necessarily an anti-hero, and what’s the importance of understanding where you lack knowledge about your series. Find out more about Ozark in our interview with Alyson Feltes in Episode 124. And, if you enjoyed this interview, join thousands of viewers for the new YouTube series, Creative Principles, which dissects new films, series, and more: bit.ly/2FARJz5

Recording artist and "STAR" actress Ryan Destiny first became known as a member of the pop music trio Love Dollhouse in 2013. She went on to make her television debut on the cable crime drama, “Low Winter Sun,” in 2013. For her work on "STAR," Destiny was nominated for a Teen Choice 2018 Award in the category of Choice TV Actress: Drama. Destiny joins BUILD to talk about the hit FOX series and new music.

On today’s episode of 1 on 1 with Kristian Harloff, Perri Nemiroff sits in the host’s seat to interview Catherine Hardwicke, the director of the first Twilight movie starring Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson. Catherine and Perri discuss the 10 year anniversary of the film and revisit her experiences in making the film. They also go in depth about the legacy of the movie and how it affected her career. Hardwicke has directed such well received movies as Thirteen with Evan Rachel Wood and Holly Hunter and the Lords of Dogtown starring a young Heath Ledger and Emile Hirsch. She’s also directed numerous episodes of TV for such notable shows as Hell on Wheels, Low Winter Sun, and Eyewitness. Hardwicke is here to promote her latest film Miss Bala which is a remake of a 2011 film of the same name that was written and directed by Gerardo Naranjo. Hardwicke’s version stars stars Gina Rodriguez and Anthony Mackie. Gina plays Gloria who finds a power she never knew she had when she is drawn into a dangerous world of cross-border crime with the Mexican cartels. Surviving will require all of her cunning, inventiveness, and strength. Hardwicke is a fantastic director with a varied and interesting resume of projects. This is an illuminating, enjoyable and in depth conversation with one of the best directors working in the business today. Let us know what you thought of what Hardwicke had to say in the COMMENTS section below. Remember to LIKE and SHARE this video on your social media and SUBSCRIBE to this channel for more interviews and content just like this. Follow Perri: https://twitter.com/PNemiroff Follow Catherine: https://twitter.com/C_Hardwicke SUBSCRIBE TO THE COLLIDER NETWORK Collider Videos: https://bit.ly/2n1MZb7 Collider Games: https://bit.ly/2vszg0Z Collider Quick: https://bit.ly/2OyLjSU Collider Sports: https://bit.ly/2Au5rmv Collider Podcast Network: https://bit.ly/1qU5ENT Pro Wrestling Sheet: https://bit.ly/2LKhWzy Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ColliderVideo Follow us on Instagram: https://instagram.com/ColliderVideo Follow us on Facebook: https://facebook.com/colliderdotcom As the online source for movies, television, breaking news, incisive content, and imminent trends, Collider is more than an essential destination. Visit Collider: http://collider.com

Ever wondered how you are going to land a career changing role without a manager or agent? This episode is all about the craft and keeping your head down and doing good work. Good work is the best branding for an actor and creates angels in the industry (Philip Seymour Hoffman and Jason Bateman). Trevor Long has had some remarkable angels shed light on his 20 year artistry and he lays it all out here. Trevor Long is a film, stage and television actor with twenty years of experience to his name. He is best known for his stand out, recurring role as Cade Langmore, in Netflix’s highly acclaimed series “Ozark,” acting alongside Laura Linney and Jason Bateman. He is also known for his work in “Low Winter Sun,” the AMC series following the murder of a police officer by a fellow detective in Detroit. Long starred in Andrew Dominik’s “Killing Them Softly,” as Steve Caprio, along with Brad Pitt, Ray Liotta and Richard Jenkins. He stars in and co-produces the upcoming horror thriller “Seeds,” directed by Owen Long. The film follows Long’s troubled character Marcus after he retreats to the New England Coast. Long has guest starred in numerous television shows throughout his career, including “Blacklist,” “Unforgettable,” and “Blindspot.” He is a longtime member of acclaimed NY LAByrinth Theater Company. IG: @trevorlong721

Today on The Neil Haley Show, The Total Tutor Neil Haley will interview Billions Actor David Costible. Costabile's work includes memorable parts in some of the most innovative shows in recent years. He currently co-stars as Mike “Wags” Wagner, right hand man to hedge fund king Bobby Axelrod (Damian Lewis) in “Billions” (which recently delivered the biggest premiere numbers ever for a new Showtime series). In the third and fourth seasons of Vince Gilligan's “Breaking Bad,” he played Walt's lab assistant Gale Boetticher, a mild-mannered, coffee-perfecting chemist with a penchant for poetry and karaoke (“Major Tom”). Many consider the scene in which Gale puttered around his apartment, singing Italian at breakneck speed, one of the series' finest. On “Flight of the Conchords,” Costabile was Doug, Mel's long-suffering husband and on “Suits,' he's Daniel Hardman, the heavy who fought for control of law firm Pearson Hardman. Costabile's credits also include the final season of David Simon's “The Wire,” in which he portrayed the managing editor of a struggling BALTIMORE SUN, and “Damages,” where he played killer Detective Rick Messer.  Constable co-starred as a cult leader in the event series “Dig” and as Simon Boyd, an internal affairs investigator whose murder case begins to go cold on “Low Winter Sun.”  As a guest star, his credits include “The Office,” “The Blacklist” and “The Good Wife.”    

Whelp. This is it, guys. The time we all agreed on is finally here. Time to get 'im! Also, besides that we talk about the untimely death of Rowdy Roddy Piper, jokes from Japan being translated, how much GoFundMe sucks, and a few movies we watched. Oh and at the end of the 2nd segment everything falls apart as we all start playing four separate games live on air. Yup! Professionalism, thy name is Random Assault!SEGMENT 1:- Roddy Piper has died- Ronda Rowsey beats the piss out of another woman- Low Winter Sun- The best joke ever- Jokes from Japan being translated to English- Remakes- Mega Man 3DS Collection- Video game movies- Five Nights at Freddy's 4SEGMENT 2:- The guy who controlled Chucky died- Hercules- Hitchhiking Robot- GoFundMe is actually the worst- 3D Streets of Rage 2- We just play games on the show liveSEGMENT 3:- Payback- The Searchers- Changeling- Mitch is a faggot- Mighty Number 9/Red Ash- Mighty Gunvolt- Mitch finally gets it

Steve Cooper talks with actor Michael McGrady. Michael made his foray into television was quickly as he was cast in one of the nations first Cherry Pepsi commercials. From then on he has worked steadily in the industry for almost 30 years. He has guest starred on countless shows such as 24, CSI: Miami, Leverage, Prison Break, Rizzoli & Isles, Hawaii Five-0, Longmire, Breakout Kings and Castle. He has co-starred in the series Low Winter Sun, Southland, Mob City and Day Break and currently can be seen playing Frank Barnes in Showtime's hit series Ray Donovan.

Como ya es habitual en este nuevo podcast nos ha acompañado Alberto Arasa (@xanillo) y yo (Juan Blanco - @__JBS) de Todo Sobre Series TV En este Podcast hemos hablado sobre las noticias más importantes de la semana, como el estreno de Mob City, lo nuevo de Sherlock y lo que pasa en Padre de Familia. También hemos hablado de Turn, Dominion y Those Who Kill. De otras noticias también hemos hablado de los recortes de Scandal, Dads y las cancelaciones de Low Winter Sun y Californication. En cuanto a otros temas hemos tocado un poco el cine, centrándonos en Guerra Mundial Z y la guerra de los mundos. También hemos debatido sobre las últimas noticias de la TDT y de lo que pasará con los cambios En series nos hemos centrado a hablar sobre todo de The Blacklist, The Following, Mentes Criminales y algo de Sleepy Hollow. No os olvidéis recomendarnos y comentar el audio

Una de esas series, que sin conocerla, me ha hecho disfrutarla desde el minuto 1 y aunque el final me ha parecido que podia aprovecharse mas estoy deseando poder ver una temporada mas de esta serie basaba en un telefilm de 2 horas emitido por Channel 4.

Today is a really big clip show.I also talk about This Is 40, The Walking Dead, Low Winter Sun, Craig Robinson's drug issues, Michael C. Hall being  awkwardly interviewed, Ron Burgundy trying to sell cars, Paul McCartney inventing things, Charlie Countryman, Paul Feig, and much, much more!The sound this week is Sweet Talk by Cosmonauts. You can find them at http://www.cosmonautstheband.com/Don't forget you can contact me by sending an email to podcast@stevelikoskiproductions.com and by sending a tweet/following me at @twitscubasteveSee you next time.

We talk Breaking Bad, Low Winter Sun, Dexter, Newsroom, Teenwolf, Suits, Rookie Blue, Broadchurch, Continuum, Orange is the New Black.

Special guest star Dave Bunting is on hand for a deep dive on Breaking Bad and the state of the AMC brand in general. What's to become of the home of Low Winter Sun once its flagships sail away? From there, Dave Cole has a make-better suggestion for TV's endless litany of manly-man reality shows, Dave Bunting has a star-studded Tiny Triumph, and a reader submission for Futurama gets presented for Canon consideration. All that, plus a Game Time featuring everybody's favorite Trivial Pursuit category: geography! Quit forcing your mild-mannered brother-in-law to cook meth for your massive drug empire and have a listen! GUESTS

This week we have a rousing discussion about how you might use a failing American city as an effective backdrop to a show. We also talk about weird werewolf cliffhangers - it's all wheels within wheels. And of course how True Blood could improve next season. Spoilers to follow! The timestamps are approximated. The White Queen (3:24) Low Winter Sun (11:06) Broadchurch (21:32) The Derek Report (26:15) Strike Back (34:10) The Fall/The Bridge (38:05) Breaking Bad (47:17) True Blood (50:00) See you in 2 weeks! We have a NEW phone number: 617-858-0733. We also have a NEW email address: thebigredpodcast@gmail.com. Find us on Twitter: @bigredpodcast Visit us at www.bigredpodcast.com or email us: thebigredpodcast@gmail.com Musical score provided by Ernesto Burden, www.ernestoburden.com.

Special guest star Dave Bunting is on hand for a deep dive on Breaking Bad and the state of the AMC brand in general. What's to become of the home of Low Winter Sun once its flagships sail away? From there, Dave Cole has a make-better suggestion for TV's endless litany of manly-man reality shows, Dave Bunting has a star-studded Tiny Triumph, and a reader submission for Futurama gets presented for Canon consideration. All that, plus a Game Time featuring everybody's favorite Trivial Pursuit category: geography! Quit forcing your mild-mannered brother-in-law to cook meth for your massive drug empire and have a listen!Special Guest: David Bunting. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Actress Erika Alexander Stops by the show to talk about the 20th Anniversary of the Fox series Living Single and about her new role on the AMC series Low Winter Sun.

Steve donates his testicles to the liberal critics and gets bulldozed by the punters as KickAss 2 makes a mockery of the movie review profession. It's all more polite when we come to 2 Guns as we try to understand Mark Wahlberg's inability to figure out which script was the funny one on his desk. The poor-taste vibe of this episode continues with Channel 4's I'm Spazticus, where TOWIES's lovely Lauren Goodger fights for amputee justice. Everyone takes the opportunity to shit on Detroit when we discuss Low Winter Sun, firstly because the title reminds us that the best Irish summer in living memory is about to be a memory, but mainly because they were mean to RoboCop. In the afters, Mark learns that sometimes sequels have sequels and we have a numeric system for a reason.

Jeff Wattrick and Allan Lengel sit down with Detroit Police Investigator and Low Winter Sun consultant Ira Todd, who dishes about what's true to life and what's embellished for television. "I think they're capturing a part of the city," he says. Todd says he asked the shows creators "Do you want to see real Detroit or do you want to see what everybody else wants you to see? And they said show me real Detroit." " just wanted to show them that there is an underclass of people that are good people but just happen to be stuck in this city." Todd also tells us the real life people that Low Winter Sun characters Inspector Boyd, Papa T and Reverend Lowdown are based on. Plus, where to find delicious corned beef egg rolls.

¡Bienvenidos a nuestro primer programa veraniego de este año! ¡Muy buenas, amiguitos!  Otro verano que no os podéis librar de nosotros del todo (os hemos dado unas pocas vacaciones, eso sí). Es lo que tiene esto de que te guste hacer el programa :P Este año tendremos tres especiales (creemos que ninguno es el que habíamos pensado en principio, somos así) así de primeras. Para ayudarnos en el programa, tenemos a nuestra amiga María [Twitter], con la que también contaremos en el próximo especial, con la que comentaremos series en la primera mitad del programa. En la segunda, estaremos Valen y Dani mano a mano, como siempre. El menú de hoy está cargadito. En la primera mitad tenemos Orange is the New Black [Netflix], Broadchurch [ITV] con spoilers, The Bridge [FX] y la tercera temporada de The Killing [AMC]. En la segunda parte, empezamos con The Writers Room [Sundance Channel] y seguimos con Low Winter Sun [AMC], el regreso de Breaking Bad [AMC] con spoilers y Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood [lo hemos visto en Netflix]. Si queréis comentar libremente detalles de las tramas de las series de las que hablamos, podéis hacerlo escribiendo entre las etiquetas de spoiler el texto que queráis ocultar, tal como muestra la imagen: Por si os da pereza escuchar todo el podcast (o tenéis que saltaros cosas por los spoilers), aquí os dejamos los tiempos para que vayáis directamente a lo que más os interese, esperamos que os guste mucho y que, si no os gusta, nos digáis por qué, para que podamos mejorar: 0:00'00 PRESENTACIÓN 0:03'38 - Orange is The New Black (1T sin spoilers) 0:32'14 - Broadchurch (1T con spoilers) 0:47'22 - The Bridge (sin spoilers) 0:55'00 - The Killing (3T sin spoilers) 1:05'15 PROMO: JPod13 1:06'33 -The Writers Room (Estreno, Sundance Channel) 1:14'35 - Low Winter Sun (Estreno, AMC) 1:25'12 - Breaking Bad (S05E09 con spoilers) 1:51'52 - FMA: Brotherhood (Anime) 2:09'13 DESPEDIDA 2:10'02 DISCLAIMER La música que se puede escuchar durante el podcast la hemos sacado de Jamendo y los temas son, por orden de aparición: Mai en l'oblit (Clepton/Seguint el joc), VoxyClavi (Rod/Yoy Are The One) y À la légère (Chriss Onac/Resonance).

This week I conclude the summer guest host extravaganza with Amrie Cunningham. We’ve been online friends for a few years and I’m a listener to her podcast TV Times Three. She also blogs at My Take on TV. She last guest hosted in 2013 on episode 86. Pause for the News: Devious Maids Renewed TNT […]

Chris Mundy is one of my more talented friends. Just ask my other friends. More importantly, Chris is a classic "nice guy" (except for the "finishing last" part.) He started his writing career at Rolling Stone (link to one of his cover stories) before venturing out to TV. His first job was at the final season of Chicago Hope where he ended up co-writing the series finale. Chris also wrote and executive produced "Criminal Minds" which is the funniest show on television depending highly on your sense of humor. His new show, "Low Winter Sun" on AMC, premieres after "Breaking Bad" at 10 p.m. on August 11th. Chris not only shares his experiences working on these shows but goes into fantastically informative detail about pitching his latest show and eventually getting it on the air. Get your notepads ready. This is Writers' Bloc at it's most useful.

In this episode, Black Hollywood Live hosts Derrial Christon, Jesse Janedy and Courtney Stewart interview special guest Ruben Santiago Hudson. Ruben Santiago-Hudson is not only a Tony and Obie award-winning actor, but also an accomplished writer and director. He recently received the 2013 Lucille Lortel and Obie Awards for Best Direction of August Wilsons The Piano Lesson. Ruben stars in AMC’s gritty crime drama Low Winter Sun which films in Detroit and debuts on Sunday, August 11. Low Winter Sun about dark anitheros, boasts a stellar ensemble castwhich includes Mark Strong and is based on a 2006 British mini-series. Ruben starred on Broadway in Lydia Diamond’s play Stick Fly. Santiago-Hudson co-starred for three seasons as NYPD Captain Roy Montgomery on the hit ABC series, Castle. His screenplay debut Lackawanna Blues for HBO, received the Humanitas Prize, a Christopher Award, National Board of Review Honors, a NAACP Image Award; and Emmy, Golden Globe and WGA nominations. Under