Podcasts about Marabella

Fannys match making skills ledde Pernilla Wahlgren och Christian Bauer hela vägen fram till altaret och nu har det varit fest i dagarna tre för att fira deras kärlek. Fanny gjorde en nu mer omtalad faceplant mitt på vita mattan inför 130 bröllopsgäster och tre filmteam. Pinsamt men bara att äga det! Ja ni får såklart höra allt härligt skvaller om vad som skedde nere i Marabella dessa dagar. Jessica har varit på konferens med Patrik och även hon haft härliga dagar med jobb, bubbel och kompishäng i Skåne. Lite trötta tjejer men massa roliga uppdateringar för er i denna veckans avsnitt.God lyssning! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Apparently the Coat of Arms debate rages on as the Tassa Association wants the real Trini instrument on the emblem instead of the imported steelpan. Brilliant!It's an episode of dualities as we discuss the mourning as the news of the closing of the famed Carrat Shed in Marabella spread against the backdrop of apparent celebration of the woes of Movie Towne.It's a mixed bag when it comes to the reactions to the passing of Lawrence Duprey, once heralded as one of the greatest businessmen in the region. We do a deep dive into his legacy and the unfair tainting of his name and the hostile takeover of his businesses masked as a financial bailout.The music in this episode is a direct response to the divisive statement made by the Tassa Association of Trinidad & Tobago suggesting that Steelpan isn't 100% Trinidadian.Enjoy!!

Send us a Text Message.Could you imagine uncovering your roots halfway around the world? This episode brings you the heartfelt story of Santo Marabella, who was born in Aosta, Italy, and adopted by a loving family in America. Santo sheds light on his early life at the Instituto Asistenza Materna e Infantile and the touching way his adoptive parents, Anna and Sam Marabella, revealed his adoption to him. We also dive into the historical context of the "baby scoop" era, during which thousands of Italian babies found new homes in America, adding a layer of emotional and historical depth to Santo's journey.Santo's tale takes a dramatic turn with an unexpected reunion in Italy, a trip initially planned for a friend's wedding that evolved into a life-changing quest to find his biological family. Listen as Santo recounts the emotional highs and lows of meeting his parents and siblings for the first time, saying bittersweet farewells, and the enduring promise of staying in touch. This chapter of Santo's life is filled with heartwarming moments, language barriers, and the ongoing hope of reuniting with his younger sister after decades of separation.The journey doesn't stop there. Santo opens up about the profound grief and healing process following the loss of his adoptive parents and a beloved pet. Volunteering at an animal shelter and reconnecting with his Italian family became pivotal in his healing journey. Explore themes of belonging, identity, and the importance of understanding one's ancestry, as Santo uncovers fascinating connections to both American and Italian heritage. This episode celebrates the joy of discovering personal stories and the powerful bonds formed through family ties and adoption.Italian Roots and Genealogy is proud to share that Santo D. Marabella, adoptee born in Italy in 1961, is producing a first-person documentary about his adoption, called Il Mio Posto a Tavola (My Place at the Table).  His journey will build into a broader story about the universal need to belong and what can get in the way for each person, adoptees and non-adoptees alike, of finding your “place at the table.”Santo's team, lead by Tracy Schott,filmmaker and social worker, are pleased to announce that they will be filming in Italy this September with members of Santo's Italian family and his American “family” who are accompanying him on the trip!  You can view the work-in-progress of the film here: https://vimeo.com/984296330/5027660402?share=copyFor more information on the project and how you can support it, click:  IlMioPostoFilm.com Turn key. The only thing you'll lift are your spirits.Take away the stress of traveling to Italy. Phiítaly organizes AND guides you on the ground to unique, on and off the beaten path experiences. Most tours are 8 days and 7 nights just waiting for you to add your unique presence to your next adventure!Support the Show.Purchase my book "Farmers and Nobles" here or at Amazon.

Katrin har ett eget litet Mini-Bachelorette på Spybar på helgerna. Bingo tar datorn under armen och flyger till Marabella.Statistik, matematik och massa andra funderingar i detta avsnitt av Relationspodden 2.0. Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.

In today's episode, The Practical Prof®, Dr. Santo D. Marabella talks with his new friend,  Sarry Ibrahim, about the challenges of personal finance.Sarry Ibrahim is financial planner and member of the Bank On Yourself Organization. He helpsreal estate investors, business owners, and full time employees grow safe and predictable wealthregardless of market conditions using a financial strategy that has been around for over 160years.Sarry started this journey when he was in grad school completing his MBA. He worked forcompanies like Allstate, Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna Healthspring, and Humana beforefounding Financial Asset Protection, a financial services firm that focuses on one sole concept;the Bank On Yourself Concept, also known as the Infinite Banking Concept.Connect with Sarry on LInkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/in/sarry-ibrahim-mba-ltcp-bank-on-you/Support the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

In today's episode, The Practical Prof®, Dr. Santo D. Marabella talks with his friend (and former student), Landon Eckles, about the healthy food company he and his wife, Kat, started.Landon Eckles found himself at a crossroads in life. After spending five years in sales and management in the pharmaceutical industry in his early career, Landon moved into a Managing Partner role for Rose Rock Group, a global investment management firm specializing in Asia specific projects, in 2012.  Although this career was exciting, the weeks of international travel required for the position was not conducive to a healthy and balanced family life he had often envisioned - especially with his wife, Kat, at home with 4 children (at the time, now 5 children).  In 2014, while chatting about life on their family ski boat with their children and other family members, Kat and Landon officially decided to change their life's course by quitting their jobs, moving from Pennsylvania, and opening up an organic juice bar. Within a year, they opened their flagship Clean Juice store in Huntersville, NC and the rest is organic history. Currently, there are over 100 Clean Juice locations open across the country with many more in active development. Additionally, in 2020, Landon completed the acquisition of a non-toxic nail and beauty bar and rebranded the company to Freecoat nails. The first franchises have been awarded and several stores are set to open in 2021. Landon puts his faith first and is inspired daily by entrepreneurship, leadership, business, and team management. In late 2020, Landon was named to one of the Most Admired CEOs by the Charlotte Business Journal and is highly sought after as a public speaker.  He is also an active member of the Charlotte, NC area Vistage CEO group, his family's church in Elevation Lake Norman, and spends the rest of his time chasing his five young children. Landon graduated from Moravian College with a B.A. in Business Administration in 2007.Support the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

In today's episode, The Practical Prof®, Dr. Santo D. Marabella talks with his friend (and colleague), Katie P. Desiderio, about being and living in positivity!Dr. Katie P. Desiderio counts her blessings starting with the people in her life, which guides her approach to work where her sole focus is on every organization's most important asset -- you!She is among the 2% of the population known as an INFJ, according to the MBTI, and she embraces her top five Strengths Quest identifiers of relator, individualization, strategic, ideation, and maximizer. After working for several years in corporate marketing, Desiderio transitioned to a second career in higher education where she serves as a faculty member, Executive Director of Graduate Business programs, and the Assistant Vice President of Corporate-Educational Partnerships. Along with her work in higher education, Desiderio is principal of Proximal Development, Inc., an Authorized DiSC Partner, specializing in leadership development and the advancement of performance through learning. As a scholar-practitioner, she has been co-authoring journal articles and conference proceedings in the field since 2009.Dr. Desiderio is a proud alumna of Wilkes University, where she earned her Bachelor of Business Administration and Master of Business Administration (MBA) degrees, and of Barry University, where she earned a Doctorate in Organizational Learning and Leadership with a specialization in Human Resource Development (HRD).Support the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

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In this conversation,  producer and host, Dr. Santo D. Marabella, The Practical Prof®, speaks with seasoned Human Resource professional, Tracy Grajewski, Chief Human Resources Officer, Juniata College.Grajewski, long-time friend of The Prof, has had extensive experience dealing with human resource challenges in pharma, healthcare, and now higher ed. She shares her perspective on why collaboration is a good internal business strategy, in addition to one that works well in "playing with other companies in the same sandbox."For more information or to suggest an episode topics, email: OfficeHours@ThePracticalProf.com© 2021 Marabella Enterprises, LLC. All Rights ReservedSupport the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

Caron and I spoke of her journey from being shot in the face and moving into healing and the importance of sharing our stories.A survivor of gun violence and one of BBC's 2018 Outlook Inspirations nominees, Caron Asgarali is an author and speaker from Marabella, Trinidad. Her mission is to transform hurt into hope by using the power of storytelling to inspire and motivate others. Her books include From Lion to Lamb, A Spiritual Journey, Bounce Back Better, 10 (+1) Key Steps for Building Resilience and Hot Cocoa on a Rainy Day, 10 (+1) Stories to Warm Your Heart.You can find Caron here:https://caronrasgarali78691029.wordpress.com/https://www.instagram.com/caronasgarali/channel/https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCPLDEcjhAyh5kVNfG8fxzQQ https://twitter.com/CaronRAsgaralihttps://www.facebook.com/CaronAsgaraliInspiration/

The Andalucia Open 2021 official men's draw is out now. This event in Marabella, Spain will feature some in form players including Fabio Fognini and Casper Ruud. ❤️ PATREON ➤ http://bit.ly/31cTagG

Today we talk to my good friend David Marabella! Not only have I known him for 30 years, but he is also a manager at Little Red Hen - a non-profit organization with several locations serving children and adults with developmental disabilities.  Visit the website at www.littleredhen.org.We also talk about when Scott got fired from House of Nuts & Twigs 1991 after the store owners (a group of crappy lawyers) found out about his brother who was dying from AIDS. We also talk about California fire season, COVID, the Marvel universe movies & TV, and the hilarity that is Albert Brooks' movie "Mother" with Debbie Reynolds.Also, there's the 5 questions!!! Enjoy!Please note: There is some annoying background noise because David kept sticking the microphone down his pants. Bad Davey!Support the show (https://www.salsersmith.com/shop)

In this conversation, producer and host, Dr. Santo D. Marabella, The Practical Prof®, speaksnwith respected mental health advocate and editor, Harold A. Maio, about the important role language can play in stigmatizing mental health and the simple, but powerful ways we can stop doing that!According to TapIntoIt.net, Harold A Maio is a long time mental health advocate whose main focus is language, the words we employ, the effect those words have. His advocacy has carried him to many states, the White House and invitations to speak in Berlin, London, and Ottawa. His work can be followed on the net.For more information or to suggest an episode topics, email: OfficeHours@ThePracticalProf.com© 2020 Marabella Enterprises, LLC. All Rights ReservedSupport the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

Today, we pay tribute to Reading Community Players (RCP), a not-for-profit community theatre in Reading, PA, celebrating it's 100th Anniversary. In this episode, producer and host, Dr. Santo D. Marabella, The Practical Prof®, is joined by Iris Bellman, long-time theatre collaborator and friend. Iris made her debut on RCP's stage at 4 years old, and her tenure endured some 40 years long, ending with the birth of her son, Nick. Marabella and Bellman discuss their affection and experiences with Reading Community Players, their "theatre alma mater." For more information or to suggest an episode topics, email: OfficeHours@ThePracticalProf.com© 2020 Marabella Enterprises, LLC. All Rights ReservedSupport the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

This episode discusses microaggressions, the usually unintentional offensive remarks or acts based on our unconscious bias. In this episode, producer and host, Dr. Santo D. Marabella, The Practical Prof®, is joined by Tim Wortham, Jr, Eastern University, who co-hosts. Their topic is MicroAggressions and their guests include Tychelle M. Graham, BA, MSW, Diversity Educator/Facilitator, and Lizza Robb, MSW, Redshift Leadership. This episode features the audio track of the video series BlackStory, Episode 2: MicroAggressions, also produced by Marabella Enterprises, LLC. Here is the link to the video episode: https://youtu.be/frzka-CHoqoFor more information or to suggest an episode topics, email: OfficeHours@ThePracticalProf.com© 2020 Marabella Enterprises, LLC. All Rights ReservedSupport the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

This is our latest episode in a series devoted to the impact of COVID-19 on various industries and their workers. In this episode, it gets personal. Dr. Santo D. Marabella, The Practical Prof®, talks with his friend, Lindsay Eshelman, Founder & CEO, The Recit Group, a brand narrative development and consulting company. Lindsay who tested positive for COVID-19, shares her experience and insights about symptoms, testing, tracing and stopping the virus. They also talk about business and life in a post-COVID era.This episode is dedicated to Marabella's aunt, a nursing home resident who passed from the virus. May she rest with the angels! Support the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

This is our latest episode in a series devoted to the impact of COVID-19 on various industries and their workers. Today, we're looking at small business. Dr. Santo D. Marabella, The Practical Prof®, talks with his friend, Bonnie Sussman Versace, consultant, trainer and author. Bonnie, through her company, FocusedLLC, works to help her clients, many small businesses, navigate the unprecedented situations facing businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic. Bonnie offers practical suggestions to keep working and look ahead, beyond the crisis. Support the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

The times we are living in are challenging to say the least. For the next few episodes will be looking at the impact of COVID-19 on various industries and their workers. First up, the arts and entertainment. Dr. Santo D. Marabella, The Practical Prof®, talks with his friend, actor, writer and filmmaker, Tim Carr, about what it's like being an artist during these uncertain times. In this conversation, Tim and Santo want to inspire you, support you and make you chuckle.Support the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

Marabella is the witch of the dark, dark forest, with her two cats Starry and Night as companions. But it gets lonely being a witch, so she heads out into the world to find someone to share her home with. Will she succeed, or will she find the world is not so friendly to lonely little witches?Today's story is Mia the Witch. Go to EasyStoriesInEnglish.com/Witch for the full transcript. Level: Advanced Genre: Romance Vocabulary: Animals, Magic, Love, Kings and Queens, Fishing, Food, Housework, Caves, Making Friends Setting: Fairytale Word Count: 3881 Author: Ariel GoodbodyIf you enjoy the podcast, please consider supporting us on Patreon. For just a few dollars a month you can get extra episodes, exercises, and much more.

Why is it so difficult for us to acknowledge what we're good at? Most of us seem to have no problem identifying and beating ourselves up about our weaknesses, so why is the opposite not true? This is the conversation Dr. Santo D. Marabella, The Practical Prof®, has with his friend, Ms. Ellyn Longacre, Counselor, MA. Enjoy the conversation and be your own Valentine!Support the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

Celebrate everyone's Holiday this Year! Enjoy this Season's Greeting from, Dr. Santo D. Marabella, The Practical Prof®Support the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

'Tis the season... to celebrate differences. Not just to tolerate them, but to truly celebrate what the late New York Congresswoman, Shirley Chisholm, called the "great salad bowl" that America is. In this episode, Dr. Santo D. Marabella, The Practical Prof®, talks with his friend, Amy Young, theatre artist and educator, about her experiences celebrating diversity and differences.Support the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

Dr. Santo D. Marabella, The Practical Prof®, talks with his Friend, Craig Poole, Reading Hospitality and DoubleTree by Hilton Reading Hotel, about what makes employee acknowledgement meaningful.Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

Dr. Santo D. Marabella, The Practical Prof®, talks with his friend, Kyle Ruffin, Metro Philadelphia marketing and media consultant, about her journey in caregiving with her mother, Paula, who suffered three major strokes.Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Support the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

Dr. Santo D. Marabella, The Practical Prof®, is excited to launch his podcast series, Office Hours. He will discuss challenges and success in the workplace around people centered issues such as empathy, authenticity, integrity and mindfulness and others that promote his philosophy, "Manage with a Heart, in ways that feed the Spirit!" Plus, find out how you can be a guest on the show and get guidance from this workplace advisor and teacher. Enjoy!Support the show (https://paypal.me/MarabellaLLC?locale.x=en_US)

Yogi, EFT practitioner and hyponotherapist Marabella Muncey has several healing gifts and an affinity for crystals, among other tools and techniques that aid her in using these healing energies to help raise vibrations and consciousness around her. http://www.facebook.com/Marabella.muncey https://www.completehypnotherapy.net/

Toni Reece sits down with Santo D. Marabella to talk about the lessons that he has learned while caring for his parents. Santo speaks about what has surprised him the most about this journey with his parents and in a particularly touching moment describes what has inspired him about this journey. Santo has also written about caregiving in his new book - The Lessons of Caring. This interview is a must-see for anyone who has been or is in a caregiving role.

Our guest Santo D. Marabella, MBA, DSW (a.k.a., The Practical Prof®) is an author, playwright, filmmaker, speaker and educator. He's the author of "The Lessons of Caring: Inspiration and Support for Caregivers."  Dr. Marabella talks about the lessons he's learned while caring for his aging parents, and how the book can help people in a similar situation. Read the show notes to learn more

Santo Marabella talks to Karen Marsdale from the Greater Reading Chamber Alliance about his journey in Berks County and how connecting with the community is always a cycle and how to reinvent yourself to keep it fresh. Marabellas is an excellent instrument to the Arts and Film community in Berks County.

Musicians Ryan Gurnett, Dennis Reed Jr and Will Webb talk about the good, the bad and the funny of the Western New York music scene. We interview Sam Marabella, a Jedi master of The Struggle. He books profusely in many of Buffalo’s most desirable venues -- places they won’t let Dennis and Ryan use the sink -- owns Boulevard Music Lessons, and operates a sushi bar, of all things. He is also the former owner of legendary Buffalo dive bar Broadway Joe’s, and Dennis tries to get to the bottom of why Sam stopped booking his band there. In the entrepreneurial spirit of the hour, Ryan hosts a new game, “One-Star Yelp Venue Reviews (Buffalo).” Finally, we play music from and interviews with Humble Braggers, dreambeaches, and Nashville’s Basic Printer. CONTENTS 0:00:48 Dennis apologizes for deleting the Buffalo Shows Review and Preview 0:01:30 INTERVIEW: Sam Marabella, musician, music business owner, restaurateur 0:22:24 MUSIC: Sam Marabella Band, “Crossing at the Border” (Live at 9th Ward) 0:26:35 Sam interview (cont’d) 0:43:48 MUSIC: Sweatin’ Like Nixon, “Awake” (Self-titled) 0:48:38 Sam interview (cont’d) 0:54:40 GAME: One-Star Yelp Venue Reviews (Buffalo) 1:06:18 MUSIC: Humble Braggers, “Disposable Friends” 1:10:03 INTERVIEW: Humble Braggers, Band on the Street, 4/11/18, Mohawk Place 1:14:08 MUSIC: Basic Printer, “The Regal Sprint” 1:17:58 INTERVIEW: Basic Printer, Band on the Street, 4/11/18, Mohawk Place 1:22:37 MUSIC: dreambeaches, “Habits” 1:25:52 INTERVIEW: dreambeaches, Band on the Street, 4/11/18, Mohawk Place FOR FURTHER STUDY https://www.facebook.com/MarabellaBand/ http://www.musiclessonsbuffalo.com/ Go give some love to our announcer, Dustin, and his podcast: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/upchuck-theater https://humblebraggers.bandcamp.com/ https://basicprinter.bandcamp.com/music https://dreambeaches.bandcamp.com/ https://danimalcannon.bandcamp.com/ Ryan’s Discover Local Music Spotify playlists are available at: https://open.spotify.com/user/kellanya?si=eUrfVz1HRP2RLL6olxExrg Follow us on Twitter @SIRPodcastNY. Gurnett and Reed can also be found on Twitter @SirWilliamIdol‏ and @agenbyte, respectively. Keep up with our shenanigans on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TheStruggleisRealPodcast/ Listen here, or via the All Western New York News & Radio app for Android.

Alison comes face to face with herself in great lighting at DSW and is horrified by what she sees. Greg has a fantastic metabolism but can't sleep. Jenna's back from Utah with Snack Chat items and advice for Alison regarding maternity clothing. Also, love for discontinued sweatpants, Daniel's workplace bathroom problem and advice for a listener who needs to move on from an abusive relationship and a listener whose best friend's fiancé is cheating with the listener's sister. Plus we did a round of Just Me Or Everyone and talked about an adoptable dog named Mackie and the upcoming Clear the Shelters event. Also Zimba and Marabella!

Brad talks to Santo about his amazing resume of diverse accomplishments and learns what is at the center of how Santo shows up for his family and community. This is an interview not to be missed. Part two of a great interview!

Brad talks to Santo about his amazing resume of diverse accomplishments and learns what is at the center of how Santo shows up for his family and community. This is an interview not to be missed.

A Localized Acoustic Session – the Marabella Band live from the Alt Buffalo Studios. Localized airs Sundays from 8-9pm on Alternative Buffalo 107.7

Guest Host Toni Reece talks to Dr. Santo D. Marrabella about Reading Film and making movies in Greater Reading!

Listen Here: Dr. Santo D. Marabella is the author of The Practical Prof:  Simple Lessons for Anyone Who Works. The Practical Prof’s mission is to help employees and their employers who are drained of their emotional and motivational psyche, renew their spirit and recharge their energy so employee satisfaction and productivity can flourish once again. Learning with The Practical Prof […] The post Podcast: Learning With The Practical Prof appeared first on JenningsWire.

National Geographic Channel 2009 As far as we know, life is unique to Earth. So how did it come to be? And why here? We’ve all wondered about the origins of life, but one scientist in San Diego believes that he and his mentor found the answer. Dr. Jeffrey Bada at UC San Diego, sheds new light on renowned scientist Stanley Miller’s controversial experiment from a half century ago. Like Miller, Bada recreates conditions on Earth before life began 4 billion years ago. But this time, Bada introduces 21st century technology that Miller could only dream of. While cameras roll, the San Diego scientist mixes up a batch of “primordial ooze,” then, similar to the mythical Dr. Frankenstein, zaps it with a bolt of electricity—“primordial lightning.” The results? Amino acids, the building blocks of all life. It was this stunning experiment that first demonstrated that life could have evolved spontaneously from a combination of chemical processes present on early Earth. Still, how could these amino acids evolve to become bacteria, animals, and eventually humans? How did life start reproducing itself from something that isn’t alive?

National Geographic Channel 2009Earth Without The Moon reveals the startling fact that the Moon is receding from Earth and is gaining speed each year. The moon is a stabilizing force for Earth, enabling life to originate, evolve, and exist over the last 4 billion years. However, when it recedes just 10% further from Earth, the Earth will tip up to 90 degrees on its axis, creating endless catastrophes.  Extreme temperature swings will push oceans to the poles and ice to the equator; massive dust storms and hurricanes will last hundreds of years; rising sea levels will submerge cities like New York and Rio de Janeiro. Without our Moon, life as we know it will perish from the Earth.

Premiere Date: TBD 1X60 min. documentary, National GeographicSecret World of Fireworks (w.t.) explores the closely held secrets, recipes, and techniques from the world of pyrotechnic showmen. For the first time in this HD special, National Geographic takes a behind the scenes look into this exclusive world with unique access from Zambelli Internationale of New Castle, Pennsylvania – America’s “First Family of Fireworks” – along with rocket scientists and chemists from Los Alamos, New Mexico.

The Science ChannelNovember 20043x60 min. docudramaEpisode #3: Hip FailureWhen disaster strikes, leaving us feeling helpless and out of control, science is our refuge. Science can explain the unforeseen tragedies that change our lives, determine what variables led to catastrophe, and help prevent them in the future. Every day, across the country, failure analysis experts are using investigative sciences to build a better tomorrow on lessons learned.

The Science ChannelNovember 20043x60 min. docudramaEpisode #2: Pipeline FireWhen disaster strikes, leaving us feeling helpless and out of control, science is our refuge. Science can explain the unforeseen tragedies that change our lives, determine what variables led to catastrophe, and help prevent them in the future. Every day, across the country, failure analysis experts are using investigative sciences to build a better tomorrow on lessons learned.

ROBOCARDiscovery Studios/Science ChannelJuly 14, 2008 10pm ET6x60 non-fiction seriesThere are lots of bad drivers out there, but could a car drive itself better than a person?

TRAIL of TERROR: The Story of Pan Am 103Discovery ChannelNovember 27, 2006 10pm ET1x60 min. specialThe Story of Pan Am 103 showcases the real-life drama of federal forensic teams. This one-hour special not only features case details, but also reveals the psychology, art, and technology used to make it all possible-- experiencing the investigation through the eyes of those who lived it.

AMERICA’S LOST H-BOMBThe Science Channel in CO-PRODUCTION with Marabella ProductionsAugust 19, 2007 10pm ET1x60 min. documentaryIn 1958, a nuclear bomb was jettisoned off the coast of Savannah, Georgia. Containing 400 pounds of conventional explosives and an undisclosed quantity of highly enriched uranium, the bomb's explosive yield was 100 times that of the Hiroshima bomb. For weeks, the U.S. Navy and Air Force searched for the bomb in the silty waters around Tybee Island. Deemed "irretrievably lost," the 7,600 pound nuclear Tybee bomb is still out there...

BASE CAMP MOONThe Science ChannelMay 7, 2007 9pm ET1x60 min. documentaryIt has been more than 30 years since NASA put men on the moon and brought them back. Now, plans are underway to return astronauts to the lunar surface. And this time, it doesn't appear they will be leaving anytime soon.2007 CINE GOLDEN EAGLE WINNER for OUTSTANDING SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY PROGRAMMING

INSIDE NCISThe National Geographic Channel in CO-PRODUCTION with Marabella ProductionsMay 30, 2006 9pm ET1x60 min. pilotFor America's Armed Forces, the war on terror began in a port just off the coast of Yemen. On October 12, 2000, a small boat packed with explosives slams into the USS Cole. 17 American sailors are killed, dozens more critically injured. Finding out who did it, and why, falls to one of the most elite federal law enforcement agencies on the planet. The NCIS' Naval Criminal Investigative Service.

THE SPACE-SHUTTLE: COUNTDOWN TO COMEBACKDiscovery ChannelFebruary 16, 2006 9pm ET1x60 min. documentaryIt has been more than two years since the space shuttle Columbia ripped apart in the Texas sky and fell to the Earth in a shower of hot metal. In the wake of the tragedy, NASA scientists and engineers have been consumed by a single desire...to get America's space program back on track.

RETURN TO FLIGHT: FIXING THE SPACE SHUTTLEDiscovery ChannelMay 15, 2005 8pm ET1x90 min. doc./realityIn the skies over Texas, the space shuttle Columbia and the seven heroic astronauts on board fall helplessly to the earth in a shower of hot metal. In an instant, the powerful symbol of technological achievement and national pride is reduced to thousands of pieces of smoldering debris. And somewhere among the wreckage lies the uncertain future of human space exploration.

ASTRONAUT DIARIES: REMEMBERING THE COLUMBIA SHUTTLE CREWThe Science ChannelMay 14, 2005 9pm ET1x60 min. documentaryDave Brown (first from the left) on February 1, 2003 was a first-time astronaut aboard the space shuttle Columbia.. Dave was also an aspiring filmmaker who shot hundreds of hours of the training process leading up to what would become Columbia's final mission. He captured the weeks and months of training that began well before the Columbia shuttle moved to the launch pad. In scenes usually veiled from the public, ASTRONAUT DIARIES reveals the bonds that form among these seven disparate individuals who very soon would become cohesive members of a team of historic explorers.

The Science ChannelNovember 20043x60 min. docudramaEpisode #1: Dust ExplosionWhen disaster strikes, leaving us feeling helpless and out of control, science is our refuge. Science can explain the unforeseen tragedies that change our lives, determine what variables led to catastrophe, and help prevent them in the future. Every day, across the country, failure analysis experts are using investigative sciences to build a better tomorrow on lessons learned.

GROUNDED ON 9/11The History Channel, A&ESeptember 11, 2005 9pm ET1x60 min. documentaryGROUNDED is the harrowing story of four of the most critical hours in aviation history that begins on 9/11 with nearly 6,5000 planes in the air carrying close to 1,000,000 people and ends with quiet empty skies over a stunned continent.On a typical day, about 20 aircraft every hour are rerouted to new destinations. On 9/11 controllers rerouted more than 1100 flights in the first 15 minutes after the order is issued - more than one every second - all without further death or injury to hundreds of thousands of passengers and crew at risk that day.