Podcasts about Marnier

Bokspanarna har haft filmkväll och funderar på om boken alltid är bättre än filmen? DNA, influensers och perfekta par vad finns egentligen bakom fasaden. Det är svårt att begrava en hemlighet speciellt om man inte är ensam om den. Veckans gäst: Angeta Krohn Strömshed Boklista  Det perfekta paret av Elin Hildenbrand The Perfect Couple (2024) Dir: Susanne Bier, Netflix Där barnen är kungar av Delphine de Vigan The Disappearance of Kimmy Diore (2024) Dir: Sébastien Marnier, Disney+ Genombrottet av Anna Bodin & Peter Sjölund Genombrottet, serie, Netflix

Jenn Foster co-owner of Elite Online Publishing, interviews Angelic Marnier, from brainstorming and market research to leveraging existing content from books or speeches. Angelic also emphasizes the importance of understanding your audience's needs and crafting courses that deliver meaningful transformations. Angelic, who has a rich background in marketing with experience working for Fox Family and Disney, transitioned into entrepreneurship and discovered her true calling in creating online courses. Listeners will get to hear her fascinating journey, from experimenting with drop shipping and affiliate marketing to launching her first successful online course in 2019 and achieving a six-figure income by 2021.  Learn More: https://hollywoodonlinecourses.com

È passata la mozione di sfiducia al primo ministro francese Michel Barnier, nominato da Macron solo 3 mesi fa, per via della compattezza tra opposizioni di destra e di sinistra all'attuale governo di minoranza. Caterina Sarfatti, esperta di città sostenibili di C40, ci racconta dei posti di lavoro che la transizione ecologica protegge e genera già nei contesti in cui si punta a un processo equo. Puoi scriverci a podcast@lifegate.it e trovare tutte le news su www.lifegate.it.  Puntata speciale: Come cambierà il mondo del lavoro con la transizione ecologica? Con Giulia Colafrancesco

Dans Les enfants sont rois, Kimmy Diore et sa mère, Mélanie, sont les stars de Happy Récré, une émission quotidienne diffusée sur Youtube dans laquelle la petite fille y livre ses préférences en matière de jouets ou encore de nourriture. Le programme, suivi par des millions d'abonnés, est une affaire parfaiatement huilée et toute la famille Diore semble apprécier le succès. Mais lorsque Kimmy est enlevée en plein jour dans le parking souterrain de sa résidence, Mélanie, mais aussi tous ses fans, sont effondrés. Sara Roussel, brillante cheffe de brigade du SDPJ solitaire et taiseuse, est chargée de l'enquête. Ignorant tout des réseaux sociaux, elle va devoir rapidement se plonger dans ce monde virtuel et tenter de trouver, parmi la multitude de suspects, le ravisseur de Kimmy. Une mini-série événement déclinée en 6 épisodes à retrouver sur Disney+. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZMECGheHuBc Quand les enfants sont des rois sur Youtube, le sont-ils consciemment ? Voici l'un des questionnements posés par Les enfants sont rois, fiction librement adaptée du roman éponyme de Delphine de Vigan sorti en 2021. Une fiction intelligente qui aborde de manière complètement frontale l'utilisation des enfants sur les réseaux sociaux, ou ici, sur une célèbre plateforme de vidéos, et surtout leur degré de consentement dans cette entreprise. Une série disponible sur Disney+, dans laquelle Doria Tillier joue une mère de famille aimante, certes, mais animée par un désir quasi viscéral de partager sa progéniture – et par ricochet, elle-même un peu aussi – avec des inconnus assis derrière un écran dont elle ignore les réelles intentions. Mélanie ne considère pas qu'elle mette en danger l'intégrité de Kimmy (Vittoria Andreoli) et savoure même son succès sans vergogne aucune. À mille lieues de cette personnalité extravertie et peu encline à la retenue, Sara Roussel (Géraldine Nakache, décidément convaincante dans tous les registres) est un personnage énigmatique, dont la réserve cache de profondes failles. Un antagonisme humain, féminin, qui participe également à la réussite de l'écriture. Ces deux femmes n'ont, en apparence, rien en commun et pourtant, leurs blessures psychologiques, pas si différentes finalement, vont les aider à s'apprivoiser et à étonnamment se comprendre. Au carrefour des genres, la mini-série oscille entre l'histoire sociétale et le drame humain, des typologies transcendées par ce qu'est réellement Les enfants sont rois : un thriller moderne et rythmé où les fausses pistes viennent anéantir les vrais espoirs de Mélanie et de son mari, Bruno (Sébastien Pouderoux, Sociétaire de la Comédie-Française). Un équilibre délicat que la série maintient cependant sans mal, en dosant savamment chacun de ces ingrédients. Et si le mystère derrière l'enlèvement de Kimmy reste vivace tout au long des six épisodes de la série, c'est que le réalisateur Sébastien Marnier (qui retrouve Doria Tillier, après L'Origine du mal) est parvenu à insuffler, grâce à une esthétique sombre, une atmosphère lourde particulièrement inquiétante. Alors, bien sûr les adorateurs du livre de Delphine de Vigan — qui a participé à la genèse de la série — ne manqueront pas de souligner les différences nécessaires à toute adaptation télévisuelle, mais dans le cas de la série, ces libertés artistiques ont permis de prolonger l'œuvre écrite et de donner naissance à une série haletante et maîtrisée de bout en bout. [bs_show url="les-enfants-sont-rois"] Les enfants sont rois est une mini-série déclinée en 6 épisodes de 40 minutes à retrouver dès le 23 octobre sur Disney+.

"Fuori fanno 30 gradi", canta Anna nella hit di questa estate, e magari verrebbe da dire. In realtà, l'estate appena trascorsa è stata la più calda mai registrata: lo confermano i dati di Copernicus, il servizio metereologico europeo. E si chiude con le ormai "classiche" piogge torrenziali in Piemonte e Lombardia. Marina Pierri, direttrice artistica del Festival delle serie tv, ci racconta la seconda stagione di Rings of Power, la serie kolossal da 150 milioni di dollari che racconta il prequel del Signore degli Anelli. Puoi scriverci a podcast@lifegate.it e trovare tutte le notizie su www.lifegate.it.  Rassegna stampa: Concessioni balneari: l'Italia si accorda con l'Europa per una proroga fino al 2027, Simona Denise Deiana 

When we think about Martian explorers today, we mostly hear about two rovers that trawl small zones of the planet: the Opportunity rover that exceeded a marathon's distance in 2015, and the Curiosity rover that is trying to track down habitability in the planet's ancient past. Neither of these rovers would have been possible, however, without the Marnier 9 mission, that began in 1971. Written by Elizabeth Howell. Narration by Dr. Nicholas B. Breyfogle. Video and textual versions of this podcast are available at https://origins.osu.edu/milestones/november-2016-mariner-9-opening-martian-frontier. Production by Katherine Weiss, Dr. Nicholas B. Breyfogle, and Laura Seeger. This is a production of Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective at the Goldberg Center in the Department of History at The Ohio State University and the Department of History at Miami University. Be sure to subscribe to our channel to receive updates about our videos and podcasts. For more information about Origins: Current Events in Historical Perspective, please visit origins.osu.edu.

  The Mariners gave the game to the Braves, Headline Rewrites, Ryan Roland-Smith talks about the Marnier’s last game against the Braves. Are we looking at an open QB competition in Seattle? 

Wie sagt man so schön? Aller guten Dinge sind 3. Und so wollten wir zum 3. Geburtstag von Asche Bratwurst Dosenbier eigentlich gebührend die Bügelverschlüsse ploppen lassen und in guter alter Stig-Töfting-Marnier die Hütte abreißen. Eigentlich. Denn stattdessen ist nicht alles eitel Sonnenschein in Folge 65 und wir bahnen uns unseren Weg durch die Gefühlswelten: Genervt blicken wir auf die türkische Süper Lig, die sich mit Gewalt-Exzessen zu einem UFC-Standort entwickelt. Traurig betrachten wir das Ende einer Ära: Christian Streich, der Letzte seiner Art, verlässt die große Fußballbühne und hinterlässt ein Loch in unseren Herzen. Apropos Ende: Überrascht blicken wir auf den Deal des Jahrhunderts, der uns doch noch freudig feststellen lässt, dass pretty in pink absolut Ballermann tauglich ist. In dem Sinne, Skål! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/asche-bratwurst-dosenbier/message

durée : 00:43:55 - Pau : la pâtisserie Les 4 Saisons et son gâteau aux crêpes - Bienvenu chez vous "Chez Camille et Stéphane" pâtissiers à la pâtisserie des 4 saisons à Pau. A l'approche de la Chandeleur, ils nous font goûter à leur fameux gâteau aux crêpes avec non moins 8 couches de crêpes garnies d'une crème bavaroise vanille flambée au grand Marnier.

The origin of evil sees French comedy star Laure Calamy (Call my agent!) in a decided change of pace - as the cuckoo in the nest of a wealthy family fighting for control of the business. Directed by Sébastien Marnier.

Who's ready for a wicked French thriller? This week Karen Peterson (@karenmpeterson) & Derek Miranda (@DerekMiranda85) sit down to talk THE ORIGIN OF EVIL (L'ORIGINE DU MAL). As always, featured reviews are done in two parts, a NON-SPOILER review with letter grade and brief discussion, followed by a more in depth SPOILER review. PLOT SUMMARY: In a luxurious seaside villa, a modest young woman finds herself in the company of a strange family: the wealthy father she's never met, his extravagant wife, his ambitious daughter, a rebellious teenager, and their creepy maid. Directed by: Sébastien Marnier Written by: Sébastien Marnier and Fanny Burdino Starring: Laure Calamy, Doria Tillier, Jacques Weber, Suzanne Clément, Dominique Blanc @TheWatchAndTalk (Twitter/Instagram) Facebook.com/TheWatchAndTalk www.TheWatchAndTalk.com TheWatchAndTalk@gmail.com Support the show! www.Patreon.com/TheWatchAndTalk

Movies reviewed for episode 208 include The Origin of Evil, It Lives Inside, My Sailor My Love, El Conde, and Twins of EvilTimestamps(0:00) - Intro(10:05) - It Lives Inside -  Megan Suri and Neeru Bajwa (Dir. by Bishal Dutta)(19:32) - The Origin of Evil - Laure Calamy, Doria Tillier (Dir. by Sébastien Marnier)(29:14) - My Sailor, My Love - James Cosmo, Brid Brennan (Dir. Klaus Härö)(33:11) - Rebel - Aboubakr Bensaihi, Lubna Azabal (Dirs. Adil El Arbi, Bilall Fallah)(40:33) - El Conde - Jaime Vadell, Gloria Münchmeyer) (Dir. Pablo Larraín)(53:25) - Twins of Evil - Peter Cusing, Dennis Price (Dir. John Hough)***We receive a small commission if you purchase items through our Amazon links and Amazon SiteStripe. Thanks for supporting CinemAddicts!**Check out our CinemAddicts/Find Your Film merch site: https://www.findyourfilmpodcast.com/**Rate/review CinemAddicts on Apple Podcasts to support our show. Thank you!1.  Subscribe to our CinemAddicts YouTube Channel2. Like Our CinemAddicts Facebook Page3. Join our CinemAddicts Facebook Group for daily movie recommendations!4. Questions/comments on CinemAddicts email Greg Srisavasdi at info@findyourfilms.com.5. Our website for entertainment news, reviews, and podcast coverage is Find Your Film: https://findyourfilms.com/6. Contact Bruce Purkey for some What's in the Box recommendations: brucepurkey@gmail.com8. Eric Holmes can be reached at hamslime@gmail.com9. Anderson Cowan's latest project is Loaded for Bear: The Documentary. For info and support: https://loadedforbeardoc.com/10. Atty's Antiques is on Facebook MarketplaceSupport the show

Angelic Marnier Strategy Session: Strategies For Taking Your Service Business To The Next Level

Esta semana hemos compartido con muchos de nuestros oyentes La Gala del Concurso de Cortos Radio Nacional de España, Platino Crowdfunding. Un año más y ya son catorce ediciones de talento, ganas, ilusión, creatividad y sobre todo trabajo de los que son y serán el futuro del mundo del audiovisual. Más de ochenta cortometrajes se presentaron, de ellos 10 finalista y solo cuatro premiados, El tercer premio ha sido para Cuanto Tiempo, dirigido por Nacho Garvía y Jorge Moratal, El segundo ha recaído en PUERTA dirigido por Pablo LLorens, Te quiero demasiadas veces ha sido el gran triunfador de la decimotercera edición del concurso de cortos Radio Nacional de España platino Crowdfundin y El beso con 680 votos ha sido el triunfador entre el público, de Sánchez. Pero la vida sigue y a la cartelera llegan títulos muy interesantes como El primer día de mi vida, el último trabajo del director italiano Paolo Genovese, con el que hemos tenido la oportunidad de hablar de esta cinta cautivadora. El rey de la taquilla vuelve a las salas con el quinto trabajo que estrena en estas fechas, es su cita estival, Vacaciones de verano de Santiago Segura, con él, con Leo Harlen y con toda la chiquillería hemos hablado de esta comedia familiar. Nos detenemos en El origen del mal, el tercer largometraje del cineasta francés Sébastien Marnier, un thriller psicológico, misterio, mentiras y una familia envenenada. Con Ángeles González Sinde vamos a charlar de El Zorro, una historia de amistad y supervivencia, la historia real del soldado Franz Streitberger, bisabuelo de su director Adrian Goiginger. Te estoy amando locamente no solo es una canción de las Grecas, también el título del primer trabajo en solitario como director de Alejandro Marín una historia sobre los primeros movimientos de activistas del colectivo LGTBI en la Sevilla de la Transición. Escuchar audio

durée : 00:59:02 - Mauvais genres - par : François Angelier - Peut-on incarner le mal radical à l'écran, c'est en tout cas ce que tentent, dans les derniers films, "Bowling Saturne" et "L'Origine du mal", Patricia Mazuy et Sébastien Marnier.

Ein Snack in gewohnter Marnier. Kurz und knapp, nichts wildes. Wer unsere Goats sind und in welcher Sportart Nils gerne Profi wäre. Was kurzes für zwischendurch und im Anschluss gibts noch ein fachlich sehr interessantes Interview über das Thema Mikronährstoffe mit unserem Partner Bioniq!

As Coaches, we all know that private sessions and small group classes are a great way to better monetize your expertise.  But it turns out there's another tried and true way that you might have forgotten about. :) Angelic Marnier talks to us about the what and how of making this additional revenue stream happen.

En retrouvant la trace de son père qu'elle n'a jamais connu, une ouvrière pénètre dans la famille bourgeoise de ce patriarche entouré de femmes qui rêvent de le voir mort. Un thriller familial à l'humour noir bien trempé qui réunit Jacques Weber, Laure Calamy, Dominique Blanc, Doria Tillier et Suzanne Clément dans une histoire tordue où il est question d'identité trouble, de pouvoir, d'argent, de patriarcat toxique, de classes sociales. Réalisateur de «L'origine du mal», Sébastien Marnier est au micro de Rafael Wolf.

Émission grosses chaleurs, romantisme et coups tordus. Comme un volcan devenu vieux, nos cœurs battent lentement la chamade, la lave tiède de tes photogrammes coule dans mes veines malades. On pense si souvent à toi que notre raison en chavire, comme feraient des barques bleues et même les grands navires.Et dispo aussi sur le tube:Au programme cette semaine:* Quelques sorties made in France de bonne facture, L'Innocent (Louis Garrel) et L'Origine du mal (Sébastien Marnier).* La réédition aux Éditions de la Table Ronde du livre du chef opérateur Henri Alekan, Des Lumières et des ombres. * Der groß morceau, le nouveau documentaire von der König Werner Herzog, Au coeur des volcans - Requiem pour Katia et Maurice Krafft. Occasion de papoter aussi du Herzog, côté documentariste.Coups de cœurs:THOMAS: Colors (Dennis Hopper)DOC ERWAN: The Kid Detective (Evan Morgan)PLAYLISTPrégénérique / Extrait Burden of DreamsBakounine / Seule la nuit est en couleurAna Gabriel / Tú Lo Decidiste

Émission du 12 octobre 2022 (00:00) - La scène de la semaine : "Juste la fin du monde" de Xavier Dolan(01:39) - L'ouverture(06:10) - News Dans cette cinquième émission de l'année : (16:01) - "L'Origine du mal" de Sébastien Marnier(31:41) - "Un beau matin" de Mia Hansen-Løve(44:50) - "Novembre" de Cédric Jimenez(58:31) - "Bop To The Top !" (1:01:01) - La carte blanche : Le prix du ticket de cinéma est-il trop élevé ? (1:11:59) - Quiz "Jean Dujardin" (1:27:50) - Les Recos de l'équipe (1:30:41) - Le générique de fin

Les sorties ciné de la semaine : « L'innocent » de Louis Garrel, « L'origine du mal » de Sébastien Marnier et « The Woman King » de Gina Prince-Bythewood

Les sorties ciné de la semaine : « L'innocent » de Louis Garrel, « L'origine du mal » de Sébastien Marnier et « The Woman King » de Gina Prince-Bythewood

Dernier épisode avec la forme du Duel que vous connaissez avant l'épisode spécial Halloween    Aujourd'hui 3 duels sur 3 films, Novembre de Cédric Jimenez, L'Origine du Mal de Sébastien Marnier et Un Beau Matin de Mia Hansen Love. Présenté par JMA,  Alexei Captain Walker, Adrien Milliard.    Montage par Adrien Milliard    Soutenez-nous !

Notre critique du film "L'Origine du mal" réalisé par Sébastien Marnier avec Laure Calamy, Doria Tillier. Regardez l'émission sur YOUTUBE : https://bit.ly/3nm7Oy9  ---   -AGENCE DU PITCH- Venez nous voir le 18/10 au café-théâtre Le Trac à Auderghem.  Inscrivez-vous ici : bit.ly/ADP1810  --- Titre : L'Origine du mal Sortie : 12 octobre 2022  De : Sébastien Marnier  Avec : Laure Calamy, Doria Tillier.  Synopsis : Dans une luxueuse villa en bord de mer, une jeune femme modeste retrouve une étrange famille : un père inconnu et très riche, son épouse fantasque, sa fille, une femme d'affaires ambitieuse, une ado rebelle ainsi qu'une inquiétante servante. Quelqu'un ment. Entre suspicions et mensonges, le mystère s'installe et le mal se répand… Bande-annonce : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=daMxmKTjjX4 #CINECAST #Podcast

Do you want freedom and flexibility in creating digital products that will draw in more customers and generate passive revenue, but you do not know how to?Digital Course Creation Coach Angelic Marnier - Business Coach takes the guesswork out of it! Angelic shares her wisdom and all the hidden gems we need to know when it comes to:

Tous les midis, on fait le plein d'infos pop culture !Ce midi on parle ciné et nouveautés musique !

Lucas reçoit le réalisateur Sébastien Marnier et l'actrice Véronique Ruggia Saura en interview, à l'occasion de la sortie du film "L'Origine du Mal" au cinéma dès le mercredi 5 octobre 2022.

durée : 00:08:26 - L'invité de 7h50 - par : Léa Salamé - Dominique Blanc, de la Comédie Française est l'invitée du 7h50. Elle joue dans le film "L'origine du mal" de Sébastien Marnier et dans la pièce "La douleur", de Marguerite Duras d'après la mise en scène de Patrice Chéreau et Thierry Thieû Niang au TNP de Villeurbanne.

durée : 00:08:26 - L'invité de 7h50 - par : Léa Salamé - Dominique Blanc, de la Comédie Française est l'invitée du 7h50. Elle joue dans le film "L'origine du mal" de Sébastien Marnier et dans la pièce "La douleur", de Marguerite Duras d'après la mise en scène de Patrice Chéreau et Thierry Thieû Niang au TNP de Villeurbanne.

Bhakti D Marnier in Conversation with Darshana Ghalsasi.She ia a  Chartered Accountant and currently a full time actor by profession.Bhakti quit her corporate job in 2018 to explore the artist in her.  She started off with Theatre and got opportunities to not only perform in India but also perform in London and Nairobi. She started venturing into Ads and web shows and since then she has done over 40 ads that tops major brands like Cadbury, Swiggy, Spotify HDFC Mutual Fund, Instagram, Starbucks, etc.She has been a part of 4 web shows for OTT platforms like Eros Now and Zee5. One of her short film ‘Anita' got screened in multiple European Film festival and won ‘The best short in Dublin'.

Dans cet épisode, le trio Gravlax – Papa(Gubi)da – Casa se replonge pour la troisième et dernière fois dans la série d'ouvrages « Le cinéma français, c'est de la m… » du collectif Distorsion. En l'occurrence, le choix s'est centré autour de 3 des films compris dans le 4ème volume sorti en décembre 2020. Au programme, la liste des métrages traités est : 2'30 Le film de Casa : « Furie » d'Olivier Abbou ( 2019 ; SPOILERS vers 17 minutes ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=264812.html 41'30 Le film de Gubi : « Rebelles » d'Allan Mauduit ( 2019 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=265032.html 1h02 Le film de Gravlax : « L'Heure de la Sortie » de Sébastien Marnier ( 2018 ; SPOILERS qui arrivent assez vite ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=256852.html Les recos de l'épisode ( vers 1h32 ) : La recommandation de Casa : « Chute Libre » de Joel Schumacher ( 1993 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=28231.html Clip « J'pète les plombs » de Disiz La Peste :https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3wafM4bzLmY La recommandation de Gubi : La série « Family Business » d'Igor Gotesman ( 2019 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/series/ficheserie_gen_cserie=24218.html La recommandation de Gravlax : « De Bon Matin » de Jean-Marc Moutout ( 2011 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=182996.html Les films évoqués durant l'épisode : « Territoires » d'Olivier Abbou ( 2010 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=186986.html La série « Maroni » d'Aurélien Molas ( 2018 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/series/ficheserie_gen_cserie=21017.html « Vilaine » d'Allan Mauduit et de Jean-Patrick Benès ( 2007 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=123751.html « Arès » de Jean-Patrick Benès ( 2016 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=234386.html La série « Kaboul Kitchen » de Marc Victor, Jean-Patrick Benès et Allan Mauduit ( 2012 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/series/ficheserie_gen_cserie=9253.html « Un Petit Boulot » de Pascal Chaumeil ( 2016 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=236312.html « True Romance » de Tony Scott ( 1993 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=8584.html « Mauvaise Passe » de Michel Blanc ( 1999 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=21350.html « Le Serpent » d'Éric Barbier ( 2006 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=109704.html « Polissons et Galipettes » de Michel Reilhac ( 2002 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=46389.html « Irréprochable » de Sébastien Marnier ( 2016 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=238648.html « Le Village des Damnés » de Wolf Rilla ( 1960 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=36795.html « Permanent Green Light » de Zac Farley & Dennis Cooper ( 2018 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=265691.html “Sept morts sur ordonnance” de Jacques Rouffio ( 1975 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=30430.html « Phénomènes » de M. Night Shyamalan ( 2008 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=126871.html « Répulsion » de Roman Polanski ( 1965 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=1773.html « L'Origine du Mal » de Sébastien Marnier (2021 ; en salles le 2 novembre 2022) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=285265.html « Docteur Petiot » de Christian de Chalonge ( 1990 ) :https://www.allocine.fr/film/fichefilm_gen_cfilm=5982.html Musique diffusée durant l'épisode : Générique « Loud Pop » ( Gravlax ) Clément Tery ( B.O. Maroni ) : « Mort et Transfiguration » / « Bushi World » / “Lightening” / “Luna Ogoni” / “Swimming Pool” / “Dugain's Boat” / “Diallo's Nightmare” / “Death Rendezvous” / “Diallo's Secrets” / “Alone In Cayenne” / “The Tape” / “Opening Theme” / “End Credits” / “Mission” / “The Faith” Ludovic Bource (B.O. Rebelles ) : “Once Upon a Time in the North” / “Sandra's Theme” / “Back to Square One” / “Dance of Death” / “The Scent of Death” / “Girls Panic” / “Sandra's Treason” / “Sandra's Origins” / “True Friends Stab You in the Front” / “Treason Again” Zombie Zombie ( B.O. L'Heure de la Sortie ) : « Étrange balade en forêt (Filature) » / « Thème de Pierre » / « La boîte de nuit de Tonton » / « Orage de grêle » / « La Piscine » / « La Boum » / « Fight Club » / « Course Poursuite » / « Thème de fin » / « Thème de Pierre (Variation) » James Newton Howard “Falling Down - Main Title” Paul-Marie Barbier & Julien Grunberg “Family Business – Main Title” Casper & K-Tune “We Here” Disiz La Peste « J'pète les plombs » Liens : Les 4 volumes du « Cinéma français, c'est de la merde ! » : Volume 1 : http://www.distore.tv/index.php?id_product=152&controller=product&id_lang=1 Volume 2 : http://www.distore.tv/index.php?id_product=161&controller=product&id_lang=1 Volume 3 : http://www.distore.tv/index.php?id_product=168&controller=product&id_lang=1 Volume 4 :http://www.distore.tv/index.php?id_product=185&controller=product&id_lang=1 Chaîne YouTube TLV Podcast : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCoLK73hPXzMYGnZEYVRvAEQ Lien Twitter : https://twitter.com/TLVPodcast Page Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/M.Gravlax Page du podcast : https://podcloud.fr/podcast/tu-las-vu Page Sens Critique avec tous les films traités dans le podcast : https://www.senscritique.com/liste/Tous_les_films_traites_dans_notre_podcast_Tu_l_as_vu_venez_n/2716388

In today's show, we chat with Angelica Marnier who is a professional course creator and is the Founder of Corporate Countdown: A web-based coaching system that helps women transition out of their 9 to 5 jobs and into careers that excite them.   In this episode, we talk about How to get started in online courses What topics are hot right now How simple it is to create online courses, as in the 3 basic tools you need to get started How to put your course into passive income mode, and so much more.   Here's more about Angelica: After starting her career at Fox & Disney, Angelica quickly learned that corporate America was not a good fit for her, so she dove feet first into real estate financing.   Unfortunately, when the real estate market crashed during the great recession she made the move back to corporate America, still in real estate financing. She worked her way to the top where she was dealing with the firm's highest-echelon clients, those having $1M+ in liquid assets.   While working in real estate, she and her co-workers would talk and dream about getting out of their desk jobs, but had no clue how. They needed a proven system they could follow and see results that would allow them to replace their income so that they could spend more time with their kids and spouses, instead of giving the best hours of their day to someone else's dream.   They wanted to have a safe transition out, so there were no major interruptions in their income…and that's how Corporate Countdown came to be.   Angelica has helped many women through her business, in transitioning from the corporate world to becoming their own bosses, and how to do it sustainably through creating online courses that they are passionate about.   You are going to grab a notebook and a pen, I took a ton of them. Enjoy the show!   Connect with Angelica: Instagram → https://www.instagram.com/digital.angelic/ Facebook Group → https://www.facebook.com/groups/corporatecountdown/about   Thank you for tuning into my podcast. If you enjoyed the show, please be sure to subscribe, share with your business besties, and please leave a review.   Connect with Rebecca: Website https://rebeccakay.co Drop me a message on Instagram https://instagram.com/thisisrebeccakay Join my Facebook Community https://rebeccakay.co/community

Welcome to The Falcons Nest Podcast covering everything Atlanta Falcons football. The Falcons Nest Podcast is a group effort by fans from around the world discussing the NFL Draft and Falcons specific news. This episode by hosts Adam and Kenny sit down and chat with the Falcons do-it-all LB Jacob Tuioti-Marnier from his come up in the league, what Dean Pees is all about and Ted Monachino training! Make sure to subscribe to the channel on Twitch and Spotify to stay up to date on new episodes and videos. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Angelic comes from the corporate world, but her calling to do more with her life was far more compelling, so she went out to spread her wings and created Corporate Countdown. She works one-on-one with women to help create online digital courses that they are passionate about. She believes everyone has a talent or a skill set that people would pay good money to learn about through online courses. You can find Angelic Marnier on Instagram @corporate_countdown, on her Facebook page Financially Free Female Entrepreneurs, and her website Corporate Countdown. This episode is sponsored by CoachSnap, an all-in-one online platform to help build your coaching business. Want to be more Fearless? Website: Fearlessfemale.com Facebook: Facebook.com/groups/fearlessfemalemovement Twitter: @FearlessFemale9 Instagram: @fearlessfemalepodcast and @paolarosser Tiktok: @paola.rosser Youtube:Fearless Female Channel  

Episode 40 features Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge, the iconic cognac based, bitter orange liqueur. Bottled in 750ml at 40% ABV, or 80 proof, it retails for $45. Enjoy this episode with some Grand Marnier neat, on the rocks, or mix it up in a cocktail. Grand Marnier's official website: https://www.grandmarnier.com/ (https://www.grandmarnier.com/) Brief Historical Timeline: 1827 - A distillery outside of Paris, France is founded by Jean Baptiste Lapostolle to produce eau de vie 1876 - Louis Alexandre Marnier marries Julia Baptiste, and La Maison Marnier-Lapostolle is born 1880 - Grand Mariner is introduced, named "Curaçao Marnier" 1892 - The iconic bottle is trademarked and the name is changed to Grand Marnier 1980s - Grand Marnier grows with expansion in the United States by embracing cocktails 2016 - The Campari Group acquires the brand in a "friendly takeover", ending six generations of family ownership Key Cocktails: Grand Marnier is great on its own, but try it in any cocktail calling for triple sec to improve the flavor. Grand Margarita (Cadillac Margarita) 1 oz. Grand Marnier Cordon Rouge 1 oz. Tequila 1/2 oz. Fresh Squeezed Lime Juice Ice Salt & Lime Wedge Garnish Rim a margarita glass with salt, combine Grand Marnier, Tequila, lime juice and ice in a cocktail shaker. Shake and strain over ice into glass, garnish with the lime wedge! References: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grand_Marnier (Wikipedia article on Grand Marnier) https://www.camparigroup.com/sites/default/files/downloads/01.2_annual_report_2019_0.pdf (Campari Group 2019 Annual Report) (PDF) https://www.thedrinksbusiness.com/2016/03/campari-launches-760m-takeover-of-grand-marnier/ (The Drinks Business article on Campari acquisition) https://vinepair.com/articles/differences-cointreau-triple-sec-grand-marnier/ (Vinepair article on the differences between orange liqueurs) https://youtu.be/xsSEAj2w-v8 (YouTube video on Grand Marnier production) (in French) https://youtu.be/meQe6w11fSk (The Essence of Grand Marnier documentary from 2014) https://youtu.be/_AA6WSyJ3mY (Grand Marnier, L'Esprit D'une Rencontre - promotional film) https://youtu.be/XbtObHTRnuA (Marnier Lapostolle Generations documentary from 2014) Contact Information: Official show website is: https://www.liquorandliqueurconnoisseur.com/ (www.liquorandliqueurconnoisseur.com) Join my mailing list: http://eepurl.com/hfyhHf (http://eepurl.com/hfyhHf) Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/liquorandliqueurconnoisseur (https://www.facebook.com/liquorandliqueurconnoisseur) Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/LiquorandLiqueurConnoisseur/ (https://www.instagram.com/LiquorandLiqueurConnoisseur/) Twitter: @LLConnoisseur

Please join us for Episode 20 as we talk about the positive and negative impacts of growing up with divorced parents. In this episode, we are joined by a special guest, Marnier, who dealt with this as a kid and continues to do so. Please tune in as we have our guest share their story, advice and much more --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tante volte non ci si pensa, ma quali sono le differenze di questi liquori?Cos'é accaduto nella storia?Questa puntata di Al Bar vi aiuterá a chiarire i vostri dubbi!

On today's show talk with Angelica Marnier Lassiter, the Founder of Corporate Countdown – a web based coaching system that helps women transition out of their 9 to 5 jobs and into careers that excite them. Let's talk about the 8 signs you need to get out of corporate america. Are you ready to leave your 9 to 5?

Damnation 2020 is cancelled. I talk to the 'other' organiser, Paul Farrington about what that means for us as an event, the fans in terms of their tickets and what the future hold for the festival.We also take the chance to look back over the years and laugh about the highlights and cringe over the nightmares we've experienced, from Julie Christmas and Cult of Luna's stunning Marnier set to Turisas' tour manager describing the show as the "worst event the band ever played".Who we'd like to book in future, who we regret not booking and that bloody fire alarm!One for the Damnation diehards.*Please like, subscribe, comment and engage.For further info on Damnation Versus, or Damnation Festival visit:damnationversus.buzzsprout.comdamnationfestival.co.ukfacebook.com/damnationfestivalinstagram.com/damnationfestivaltwitter.com/damnationfestAlso, please support #saveourvenues and #wemakeevents

In a suprise twist, CBS All Access made the first episode of Star Trek Lower Decks available to watch on youTube worldwide. They geo-locked it not long after, but I managed to see the show in that little window when it was available. So, here is the review I never thought I'd be able to give you. I present Star Trek Lower Decks "Second Contact". ----more---- Transcript   Welcome to Nerd Heaven. I’m Adam David Collings, the author of Jewel of The Stars And I am a Nerd.   This is episode 33 of the podcast.   I wasn’t expecting to do this episode. I thought we’d just be going straight into Justice League next week. But CBS All Access just did something unexpected. They’ve released the first episode of Star Trek Lower Decks onto youTube to watch for free for a limited time. And best of all, they’ve not geo-locked it, so it can be watched anywhere in the world.   That means I can watch it and share my thoughts about it here. So that’s what we’re doing today.   I’m very grateful they’ve done this. I don’t want to sound too entitled, but I almost feel as though they owe us this, after the failure to release the show outside of North America. Anyway, it’s a nice gesture and I think it was totally the right thing to do on their part. So thank you CBS. It’s very much appreciated.   *SCRATCHING SOUND* Okay. Stop the press. This is Adam from the future. You see, we have a problem. The video was only available internationally for a few hours. It has now been geo-locked. So I am far less generous with my praise. Anyway, we’ll get to all that shortly. Back to you, past Adam. *SCRATCHING SOUND*   So the name of this first episode is Second Contact. The description on IMDB reads   Ensigns Mariner and Boimler run into difficulty on Galar. Meanwhile, an alien virus infects the crew of the Cerritos.   The episode was written by Mike McMaan. It was directed by Barry J Kelly and Juno John Lee And it first aired on the 6th of August 2020   Make it so.   So Lower Decks is such a strange beast. It’s an animated comedy, and yet, it’s so Star Trek. I could already tell this from the trailer, but the show has been mode out of a great love and reverence for Star Trek. The visuals, the sound effects, the music. It’s very trek, and specifically, very TNG. We first encounter the USS Ceritos docked at Douglas Station, which, like a lot of starbases in the 24th century, is designed like the space dock in orbit of Earth as first seen in Star Trek III. I love that design.   The premise of having a ship dedicated to second contacts was kind of a brilliant idea. It means that even the senior bridge officers are, in a way, lower decks themselves. Just like the ensigns who are the stars of the show, they’re the lowly guys, trying to live up to the shadow cast by the crews of more important ships, such as the Enterprise, Defiant and Voyager. And we see that, especially in the captain, who is looking for meaning and significance in her job making second contact.   Nice to see they got the stardate correct, for a post-nemesis show.   The opening log entry kind of lulls you into a false sense of security, because the minute Mariner sees Boimler in the closet things ramp up significantly.   And again, we saw this in the trailer. Mariner is so overly hyperactive I actually find it a little hard to watch her sometimes. I feel like I need to give her a stimulant just to keep up. Talking at a hundred kilometers an hour, bouncing around the room. It’s like she’s on a permanent coffee high or something.    It’s kind of exhausting just watching her. Admittedly, she’s very drunk when we first see her, but even sobre, she’s intense. She’s like that for pretty much the whole episode. She goes from hyper, to extra hyper and back again.   And that ends the teaser. So … now I have a brand new Star Trek opening theme to talk about.   The music begins very much like the discovery theme, with a variation on the dings from the start of the TOS theme. Then there’s a bit that almost seems reminiscent of the animated series theme.   The main piece of music is not as memorable as any of the 90s Trek shows, but it seems to fit the series. It’s kind of operatic and heroic, which is amusingly paired with imagery of the USS Ceritos messing up and failing in various ways. I don’t think we’re meant to take these scenes too seriously. I don’t think we consider the opening titles of any other show canon as such. But the titles themselves use the classic blue TNG font. And the episode-specific credits, like writer, director etc all play over act 1, just link in the old days. This give a really strong Next Generation vibe to the whole thing which I really liked.   And they use the proper warp effect from the TNG days as well.   And this is where we run into a problem. The way I usually do these, with something I haven’t seen before, is I’ll watch it twice. The first time, I’m just watching for pure entertainment value. I don’t take any notes. The second time, I basically write the script for my podcast, pausing frequently as I go through the episode. I first discovered that this episode had been made available in the evening. Once the kids were off to bed I watched it. I stayed up to start making a few notes here and got as far as the end of the opening credits. Then I went to bed. I came to continue the work this morning over breakfast, only to discover that CBS All Access had geo-locked the video. So I can’t watch it the second time.   I’m just going to have to talk about the rest of the episode from memory.   And I’m gonna have to push through my bitter disappointment with CBS and try not to let that colour my thoughts.   This is just another example of CBS flinging their feces at their international fans. It just feels like they're playing with us. I have a whole lot of hard feelings built up within me right now, but I’m not going to depordise my family friendly status to fully express them.   I’m one of the lucky ones, I at least got it see it within that window of a few hours. But I’m afraid I’m not going to be able to do this podcast justice. And for that, I apologise to you listeners. All 4 of you. Ok, back to the episode. We see Tendi arrive on the Ceritos with a number of other new crew.  She’s so wide-eyed about being here. She’s the Starfleet fangirl. She’s kind of represents us, the Star Trek fans But in a different way to Boimler. He’s got all this promotion anxiety. He’s desperate to move up the ranks. Tendi is just excited to be here. Doesn’t matter if she’s an ensign or an admiral. She’s in Starfleet, and that’s so exciting to her.   We get to see a lot of familiar Star Trek races in this episode. There’s a benzite behind her, complete with breathing thing. Boiler and Mariner are both in the command division. Which is interesting, because Boimler is currently repairing a broken replicator. That’s a job for a yellow-shirt engineer. But it raises the question. What does a junior officer in the command division do? We often see them as helm officers, such as Tom Paris,  the random extras that sat at the helm of the Enterprise D, and Wesley Crusher, for that matter. Being the liaison for a newly arrived officer does make sense. That’s a good training ground for command.   We get to learn quite a bit about Boimler and Mariner in this next section of the story. Boiler is formal and straight-laced, but Mariner is easy-going and doesn’t care about the rules. We also learn that Mariner has a lot more experience. She’s been in Starfleet longer, and she’s previously held a higher rank. That’s really interesting.   We very briefly meet Rutherford, but he’ll become more important later on. So they visit the holodeck, which looks and sounds just like a holodeck should. Note that it’s the older model like on the Enterprise D, not the newer model like on Voyager. But that makes sense. This ship has probably been around a long time. We learn that Tendi has never seen sand before, so I guess there are no beaches or deserts on the Orion homeworld. She would have spent years on earth at Starfleet Academy, but I guess she never went anywhere she’d see sand.   And I have to say, it’s nice to see an Orion female who is not a sex slave. Star Trek 2009 gave us an Orion woman who was a starfleet officer, and yet, it still managed to have her stripped down to her underwear. Anyway, it’s nice to see that Orion women in the 24th century can live a normal life.   So we get our first look at the planet Galar, and we see the Galardonians. They’re kind of pig-like creatures with big heads. I’m not sure how well they really fit in with the Star Trek universe. Animation gives this show the opportunity to show some variety in the aliens, so they don’t just all look like humans with bumps on their faces, which is great, but these guys look a little too cheesy, a little too …. Kiddie.   Anyway, first officer Jack Ransom gets bitten by an inspect, which he completely dismisses. That’s a really bad idea. You get bitten by an unknown alien insect on a planet you’re not overly familiar with, you should make sure it’s not gonna kill you. That should be basic Starfleet procedure.   The exchange between Ransom and Stevens, which we saw in the trailer, didn’t feel very Star Treky. It’s not so much that they talk about having a cold beer after a successful mission, it’s just the general way they talk to each other and I dunno, I can’t quite remember, was it high fives, or chest bumps or something. It just didn’t feel very 24th century to me.   Anyway, Boiler is called into the Captain’s office. She sees some potential in him, which is exactly what he’s hoping for. But she gives him a special assignment. She is to report any breaches in protocol made by Ensign Marriner directly to her. Not only that, but he’s to keep this a secret. That puts Boimler in a very difficult situation. He’s essentially expected to spy on his friend and covertly pass information on her behaviour back to the captain. Frankly, I think it’s inappropriate of a captain to ask this of him.   Now these are the kinds of nitpicks that you’re possibly not supposed to make with an aminated comedy. I mean, the rules are different. And I’m still trying to figure out how to reorient my brain, how to consume this story in a different way. And I’m definitely still figuring out how to talk about it.   There is clearly something going on between the captain and Mariner. So why would the captain concern herself over a lowly ensign like this? We’ll see.   So Boimler and Mariner beam down to help build the subspace relay.  Liked the transporter effect, both the visual and the sound. It very much felt like a TNG movie era transporter.   Rutherford is having a date in the crew lounge with Ensign Barnes, who appears to be a trill. They’re really hitting it off well. But then something weird happens to Ransom. His inspect bite has infected him with some kind of zombie virus. And this is really weird. As they duck for cover behind a table, Rutherford and Barnes just keep talking calmly, getting to know each other. All this stuff between those two was really sweet, and I kinda liked that, but I just don’t know how to take their reaction to the chaos around them. There is one situation where the loose realities of an animated comedy might be pushed too far for me.   Back on the planet, Boiler notices Mariner has snuck some supplies into an argo and drives off. Believing she’s doing something illegal, he follows her.   We meet the ship’s chief medical officer, T’Ana, who is Caitian. Still not sure what to think of her. She’s got less bedside manner than the holographic doctor from Voyager season 1. I’m sure she’s got some compassion we’ve yet to see, but she comes across a bit prickly in this episode. But I can hardly blame her given what she’s dealing with. So Tendi has to manually massage a guy’s heart while it’s outside of his chest. Again, this was a step too far for me.   It turns out, Mariner is giving farming equipment to some Galardonian farmers. But in the chaos, as Boimler confronts her, an alien animal is released from it’s  barn and begins to chase the two ensigns. So technically Mariner is breaking the rules. She left her post, and she’s giving this equipment before it has been authorised by the Federation. She believes these farmers can’t wait that long. So, yeah, breaking the law, but her heart is in the right place. She’s genuinely trying to help these people. She’s not just being an idiot. The farmers need that animal and Mariner isn’t going back until they retrieve it. We get a bit more insight into Mariner’s character at this point. She was present during first contact with this planet before she was demoted and transferred to the Ceritos. She’s actually got a decent amount of experience. She’s a bit of a Kirk. She like to think for herself, outside the strict bounds of starfleet protocol. Boiler is a sticker for the rules, which sets these two at odds, or maybe not at odds, but definitely opposite ends of thespectrum. I’ve gotta say, I identify ay more with Boimler. I’m a sticker for the rules myself. But it’s a nice dynamic between these two.   So stunning the creature will spoil it’s milk (the farmers confirm this). Mariner draws on her years of experience and comes up with the bright idea of having them both strip down to their undies, and distract the creature with dummies dressed in their uniforms.   I imagine this particular story point was put in here to amp up the sexiness factor.   It kinda works but Boimler ends up in the creature’s mouth. Turns out the animal is a herbivore and is suckling Boimler for moisture. Which doesn’t make a lot of sense. I mean how much moisture is it gonna get off his skin. A little sweat to start, maybe. But the things keeps sucking him in and out of its mouth for an extended period of time. And Mariner just lets it do it. No further attempt to rescue him. Sure, he’s not in danger of being eaten, but this is clearly a very unpleasant experience for him, so I found her pretty heartless here.   Rutherford and Barnes are continuing to get along great. They seem perfect for each other. But just as she kisss him, he’s distracted by a strange engineering problem. Now we think, at first, that he’s the stereotypical nerd, so absorbed in his obsession that he doesn’t even notice the hot girl hitting on him, but the episode actually twists this trope. As we learn in a conversation with Tendi later, he was well aware of her, and puzzled by her lack of interest in the engineering problem. If she has so little interest in a problem like that, she’s clearly not the girl for him, and he doesn’t plan on seeing her again. Interesting.   Boiler and Mariner beam up to find things really out of control, but T’ana realises the pink slime from the animal can cure the zombie virus. The senior officers protect him at all costs, not because he’s important, but because the slime is important.   The crew are cured, and everything is back to normal.   And it seems Boimler is getting no credit at all for his part in saving the ship. (although technically, his only contribution was having slime on him. He didn’t actually figure out the slime was useful)   Anyway, having gotten to know Mariner a little better, he chooses not to report her breach of protocol. He protects his friend and lies to his captain.   The captain is annoyed. She was really hoping to have some dirt on Marnier. So what’s her obsession? It turns out, Mariner is the captain’s daughter. Her husband is a Starfleet admiral. They have no idea how to handle their kid. So….Mariner is a starfleet brat. When your mum is a captain, and your father is an admiral, you’re probably gonna have some rebellious tendencies. That’s why she acts up so much. And yet, she’s not totally against the ideals of starfleet, she just doesn’t like the rules.   Mariner is thrilled he didn’t rat her out and vows to be his mentor and help him reach the rank of captain. Honestly, I’m not sure she’s the best person to be his mentor, but maybe she’ll be good for him, and maybe he’ll be good for her. They might find some balance between them.   And then she starts rattling off all these famous figures from Starfleet history.   In the end, it turns out that all 4 of our major characters are big Starfleet fans, but all in different ways.   Tendi just loves everything about starfleet. She’s the wide-eyed fan. Boiler is the rule sticker who dreams of sitting in the captain’s chair. Rutherford is the techie trekkie who loves all the technical manuals and made up science And Mariner loves the legends of starfleet, she’s just a bit of a rebel.   At first, I thought Tendi was the character that represented us. But I now realised, that all four characters represent different aspects of fandom. And I think that’s really clever. It gives us all a character we can relate to.   In the end, I was impressed with the character dynamics we got in this show. I like these characters and I’ve love to spend more time with them. I’m sure that I’ll have that chance some day, when they finally organise an international deal for the show.   As I said, I didn’t really connect with this show on a comedic level, but I did connect with it on an emotional character level.   Oh, it’s a show I find hard to take seriously, but it’s not the kind of show you’re supposed to take seriously.   But issues with it have nothing to do with uniforms or the finer points of canon. This show has already done a significantly better job on all that stuff than either Discover or Picard ever have. My difficult just comes from the tone, and from the overly-ramped up nature of some characters (particular Mariner).   While I may have trouble reconciling this wacky cartoon with the rest of the Star Trek universe, I can say that I certainly enjoyed watching it, and would very happily continue to do so.   So well done to Mike McMahon and his team for pushing the boundaries in a very creative way, and giving us a kind of Star Trek none of us would ever have thought to ask for.   I’m very disappointed in CBS’s decision to geo-lock this video after a very short time. I’m so lucky I got to see it in that little window. I understand there might be a good reason. It may be related to ongoing negotiations over international rights, but I feel they’re just kicking us while we’re down. They keep offering hope and then snatching it away. And never once have we had an actual apology from them. I think a “sorry, we know this sucks,” would have been really nice.   Anyway. I think I’ve sufficiently beaten this dead horse.   Next week, we’ll be back to our regularly scheduled episode looking at the Justice League movie. I actually recorded that before this one. Originally, I was planning to stop there, but I think I’ll probably also cover Aquaman and Shazam. (I can’t talk about Birds of Prey because I haven’t seen it). That’ll almost bring us up to the beginning of Discovery Season 3.   So have a great week. See you next time in Nerd Heaven.  

The online world is blowing up right with everything going on! A lot of people are looking to find ways to create income online so that they can permanently leave their 9-5 job! In todays podcast episode Angelic talks about how you can create a stable income during these times!!! She has so much knowledge around this topic and I cant wait for you to hear how passionate she is about helping you create another income stream so that you dont have to worry about going back to that 9-5 job! Oh hey babes! If you loved this episode and want to get to know Angelic more (cause why wouldnt you her energy is on fire!!!!) You can find her social media hangouts below this episode! I G - @corporate_countdown https://www.facebook.com/groups/corporatecountdown/ http://yourminicourse.com/?fbclid=IwAR1WKmS7FFw50FZvB_qVYcy_kOKi4TjtHCTROhMpf-6akz_gZ0cqSa-y-KM

durée : 00:50:53 - Popopop - par : Antoine de Caunes - Antoine de Caunes reçoit le comédien Laurent Lafitte. Une réécoute de l'émission du 4 janvier 2019 pour laquelle le comédien, ancien pensionnaire de la Comédie Française, Laurent Lafitte était venu présenter le thriller L'Heure de sortie, réalisé par Sébastien Marnier.

durée : 00:50:53 - Popopop - par : Antoine de Caunes - Antoine de Caunes reçoit le comédien Laurent Lafitte. Une réécoute de l'émission du 4 janvier 2019 pour laquelle le comédien, ancien pensionnaire de la Comédie Française, Laurent Lafitte était venu présenter le thriller L'Heure de sortie, réalisé par Sébastien Marnier.

durée : 00:47:11 - Une heure en France France Bleu - Cette liqueur a été créée en France en 1880 par Louis-Alexandre Marnier-Lapostolle, qui a eu l’idée de combiner une rare variété d'orange amère des caraïbes, les "citrus bigaradio" avec du cognac français raffiné.

Nouveau carnet et nouvelle fournée de films qui n'ont pas pu avoir leur épisode dédié !  Une sélection des films qui ont suscité le plus d'intêret chez moi positivement (ou négativement) au cours du dernier mois avec : - L'Heure de la sortie de Sébastien Marnier  - Grâce à dieu de François Ozon - A Rainy Day in New York de Woody Allen - Le Mans 66  de James Mangold  - The Strangers de Na Hong-jin - Les Garçons Sauvages de Bertrand Mandico  D'autres films auraient pu figurer dans cet épisode mais le temps et l'inspiration sont des denrées rares... Bonne écoute !

Hi everyone! It’s Friday, so it’s time for another Fantastic Fest feature from Andrew Campbell. After completely missing the mark on the subject matter for last week’s COME TO DADDY (Episode #709), Andrew gave me some bullet points for the film, which he’s assured me is not a documentary about the famous end of school year anthem. So, on this Valentine’s Day, this romantic comedy concerns a group of honors students... who gather together as their teacher... oh. Oh my. Definitely letting Andrew handle this one. Don’t miss his other recent reviews for THE LODGE (Episode #702) and COLOR OUT OF SPACE (Episode #695). Yeesh! Before the review, we’ll have a promo from our good friends at the How I Met Your Friends podcast. Every episode, Julie and Kathleen examine one episode of each hit sitcom, exploring the hidden connections and easter eggs within each episode. Don’t miss their recent guest review for CATS (Episode #699), along with the reason they got stuck with the review. You can find them on Twitter @himyfriendspod,and on Facebook and Instagram @howimetyourfriendspod. Subscribe to stay current with the latest releases. Contribute at Patreon for exclusive content. Connect with us over social media to continue the conversation. Here we go! ///// > ///// Hello film fans! Andrew here, back today with a simmering French drama that feels a bit out of step with the typical genre fare that Fantastic Fest espouses, forgivable because it’s just so darn good. The closest comparison I can draw to today’s film is Paul Verhoeven’s 2016 film ELLE which highlighted a fearless performance from Isabelle Huppert. That French drama centered around a traumatic event and followed Elle through a shifting narrative that never really let the audience anticipate where the story was headed. Today’s film has much the same vibe. Today’s movie is SCHOOL’S OUT(2018), the French thriller written by Christophe Dufossé, Elise Griffon & Sébastien Marnier, and directed by Marnier. SCHOOL’S OUT made its North American premiere at last year’s Fantastic Fest - Marnier’s sophomore directorial effort following up on 2016’s FAULTLESS, which also opened at the festival. The film stars Laurent Lafitte as Pierre Hoffman, a self-assured yet inexperienced teacher given the unenviable task of taking over a class after the death of a teacher. The school is an elite secondary institution, and this is the gifted class. Within the class exists a small group of friends, mature beyond their years, that have trouble relating to their peers within the school. When Mr. Hoffman tries to pick up where their beloved teacher left off, he encounters resistance, growing suspicious of his students as he tries to understand what makes them different. No spoilers. Well, I lied, a little spoiler, lifted directly out of the one-sentence plot summary and the very first scene of the film: their teacher didn’t die of natural causes. After politely waiting for the opening title cards to wrap up, the teacher calmly opens up the third story classroom window in the middle of a test and walks out. It’s a distressing opener that sets the tone for a tense film, staged in a way that it does not sensationalize the violence, instead capturing a genuine reaction to the shocking event. SCHOOL’S OUT is a slow-burn but stick with me. When I hear a film described that way, it’s generally a bit of turn off. I mean, I barely watched 200 films last year. I don’t have time for slow-burns; I need action! But with SCHOOL’S OUT, director Marnier has crafted a film with such intrigue that everyday moments like choir practice and teachers’ meetings feel like they contain clues to solve a mystery. Better still, the audience is never really certain exactly what mystery we’re trying to solve. The kids aren’t alright, but we don’t know why. One other thing SCHOOL’S OUT has in common with ELLE is lead actor Laurent Lafitte, who played a key role in ELLE. Laurent is a veteran French actor yet to break into the Hollywood film scene and he commands attention here. His frustrations with the cabal of brilliant teens within the gifted class begin to grow and he struggles mightily to understand them as he begins to witness increasingly unsettling behavior. Lafitte’s not-so-quiet intensity builds to a boiling point and never do the cultural differences nor subtitles get in the way of appreciating his performance. Though he does much of the heavy lifting, the young adults playing Mr. Hoffman’s students are also quite compelling. What makes SCHOOL'S OUT fantastic? As I mentioned at the top, this one really didn’t feel like a genre film would appeal to the Fantastic Fest programming team. However, upon repeat viewing, I was able to key in on some of the more subtle (and less subtle) clues that ultimately paid off in what I consider a picture perfect ending. It’s far easier to sustain an enigmatic story through the first two acts of a film than it is to bring it all together in the finale, but SCHOOL’S OUT succeeds on all fronts. SCHOOL’S OUT is DEAD POET’S SOCIETY through the nihilistic lens of FIGHT CLUB. Fans of films full of existential dread such DONNIE DARKO, MULHOLLAND DRIVE or MELANCHOLIA will enjoy this film. Rotten Tomatoes: 100% Metacritic: NR One Movie Punch: 8.2/10 SCHOOL’S OUT (2018) is not rated and is streaming now on Amazon Prime video. Come back next week for something completely different - a nightmarish descent into Hell set against a drug-fueled LA art scene. BLISS is the spiritual successor to Nic Cage’s MANDY - an 80-minute acid trip that just hit Shudder. Let’s find out if it’s worth the ride. See you then!

durée : 00:37:26 - Béarn Gourmand France Bleu Béarn - En deux ans la pâtisserie "les 4 saisons" à Pau est devenue une adresse incontournable pour les gourmands. Après les bûches de Nöel, il est l'heure de manger des crêpes, un gâteau de crêpes réalisé par Stéphane Bonin et Camille Séré, les deux pâtissiers de la maison.

Having a diverse background in business, Marnier Lassiter -founder and creator of Corporate Countdown; an online course for women to exit their 9 to 5 job while simultaneously creating a business that reflects their individual gifts. Corporate Countdown was established when Marnier became fed up with corporate jobs and desiring to reclaim her time and destiny. She shares her trials and tribulations in addition to how she was able to overcome fear. This episode is loaded with gems of wisdom & psychology. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/leadup/support

Tamtam passe à Toulouse et merci de m'accueillir festival fifigrot merci à Muriel et quel accueil Didier ! On retrouve pour ce premier épisode à Toulouse le réalisateur Sébastien Marnier (irréprochable et l'heure de la sortie) qui me parle de son métier, de son rapport avec les nouveaux moyens de production, de Netflix, Amazon... Retrouvez les films de Sébastien Marnier sur les plateformes de streaming payant, bande annonce l'heure de la sortie avec Laurent Lafitte, Emmanuelle Bercot, Pascal Greggory https://youtu.be/1POrHTmpUZ0 Abonnez-vous à tamtam pour écouter les nouveaux épisodes (enregistré à l'ABC pendant le festival fifigrot)

Au programme : - Edmond d'Alexis Michalik avec Thomas Solivérès, L'heure de la sortie de Sébastien Marnier avec Laurent Lafitte, Creed 2 avec Michael B. Jordan et Sylvester Stallone, Border de Ali Abbasi. Une émission présentée par Christophe Dordain et animée par Justine Briquet, Fouad Boudar, Amaury Foucart, Amandine Letourmy, Jade Domingos, Victor Van De Kadsye et Rayane Mezioud. Diffusion chaque samedi, de 14h à 15h, sur Radio Campus Lille (106.6 FM et en direct sur le net : www.campuslille.com).  Un programme produit par Le Quotidien du Cinéma 

Au programme : - Edmond d'Alexis Michalik avec Thomas Solivérès, L'heure de la sortie de Sébastien Marnier avec Laurent Lafitte, Creed 2 avec Michael B. Jordan et Sylvester Stallone, Border de Ali Abbasi. Une émission présentée par Christophe Dordain et animée par Justine Briquet, Fouad Boudar, Amaury Foucart, Amandine Letourmy, Jade Domingos, Victor Van De Kadsye et Rayane Mezioud. Diffusion chaque samedi, de 14h à 15h, sur Radio Campus Lille (106.6 FM et en direct sur le net : www.campuslille.com). Un programme produit par Le Quotidien du Cinéma (www.lequotidienducinema.com)

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Does Jesus know us? Do we know Him? That is the provocative and somewhat disturbing title of a short book by the 20th Century swish theologian Hans Urs von Balthasar. We won't talk about that book today, nor will we talk about that theologian. But we will talk about Jesus. About knowing Him, about Him knowing us, and about the crisis of forgetting Jesus, and the urgency of rediscovering Him in the Church and for the world today. Host, Leonard DeLorenzo talks with Father Robert Imbelli. Father Imbelli is a priest of the Archdiocese of New York, he studied in Rome during the years of the Second Vatican Council, and was ordained there in 1965. He received degrees from the Gregorian University in Rome, and his PhD in systematic theology from Yale. He has taught Theology at the New York Archdiocesan seminary and at the Marnier school of Theology. From 1986 to 2015 Father Imbelli taught systematic theology at Boston College and is currently Associate Professor of Theology Emeritus from there. He was visiting scholar at Seaton Hall University in Spring 2017, and at St. Joseph's Seminary in Dunwoodie, Spring 2018. His numerous articles and reviews appeared in such journals as Theological Studies, Worship, First Things, Commonweal, and America. His book, "Rekindling the Christic Imagination: Theological Meditations on the New Evangelization", won a first-place award from the Catholic Publishers Association. ------ Resources: Rekindling the Christic Imagination: Theological Meditations on the New Evangelization - http://a.co/d/2WN1nZH ------ Live: www.redeemerradio.com Follow Redeemer Radio on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @RedeemerRadio Follow McGrath Institute for Church Life on Facebook/Twitter/Instagram: @McGrathND Subscribe to the Podcast: iTunes | Google Play | SoundCloud

La bande-annonce de First man de Damien Chazelle : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGs-41omsGE La bande-annonce de High Life de Claire Denis : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YIgkXuNsWT4 La bande-annonce de L'heure de la sortie de Sébastien Marnier : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NIvrghVxvRE Le Soundcloud de Yurrit : https://soundcloud.com/yurrit L'IG de Yurrit : https://www.instagram.com/yurrit/

Play Me, I’m Yours, Sreet Pianos, avec l’agence Community au Jardin d’acclimatation. Street art et musique Présenté par l’agence Community, le festival Play Me, I’m Yours revient à Paris pour la 6e année consécutive du 20 mai au 11 juillet 2017. Vingt pianos seront personnalisés par 20 artistes parmi lesquels Victor Ash, Jo Di Bona, Sly 2, Bebar… Les pianos seront personnalisés les week-ends des 20-21 et 27-28 mai, puis exposés au Jardin d’Acclimatation avant de rejoindre, places, jardins, cours de musées à la disposition de tous. Pendant trois semaines des concerts sont organisés tous les jours. #playmeparis Les artistes picturaux Jo Di Bona | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook Sly 2 | Twitter | Instagram | Facebook French Missy JeanJerome Les musiciens Maxime (chanteur) et Michaël (guitariste) de Wyve L’agence Community Sarah Fort, chef de projet Mélanie Marnier, coordinatrice

Winter is still with us, but Spring soon come! Join the ladies as they discuss the way they move from Winter to Spring. Hint: It's all in the PAUSE! Tune in to Lady Buddha, Ms. Think Pretty Smart and Sojourner Verdad as they discuss everything from current events, relationships, education, politics and entertainment, all with a feminine twist! Episodes are also available on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, TuneIn Radio and Podomatic. Visit http://whiskeywineandmoonshine.com. Follow on Twitter: @WhiskeyWineMoon @ndcharp @Think_P_Smart @sojoxoxo

Likely a drink from Britain or its colonies in the early 1920s this drink comes in two versions, curled with curacao or straight with Grand Marnier. Despite looking hard for the nature of the name, we couldn't find a direct connection with the drink. We trained our focus upon the idea of Satan, it's origins and how the idea of the king of the underworld evolved over 4 millenia.