Podcast appearances and mentions of Martin Rosen

Beyond Chiropractic" began when Dr. Kathi was very young. She grew up in a family where her parents grew their own food, treated illnesses holistically and lived a wholesome, healthy life. When she was young, she didn't really understand wellness or living healthy, and she sure didn't know that her life path was to eventually become a healer to others! Today, Dr. Kathi is one of the top chiropractors not only in Texas where she practices, but across the nation. Since graduating from Parker College of Chiropractic in 1995, Dr. Kathi has dedicated herself to learning over 40 techniques so she can help her patients meet their personal healthcare needs. She shortly opened her private practice in Alvarado, Texas after graduation, and has built her "eclectic chiropractic" mix of different techniques which people need to get back to optimum health. Today Dr. Kathi is one of only a few in a 6 state area who practice the Sacro-Occiptal Technique (or SOT) and the Lifeline Technique. She also is an Advanced BEST Doctor, Questor in the Total Body Modification (TBM) Technique, and holds a Texas State Radiology permit. In 1997 she earned her Fellow from the International Academy of Medical Acupuncturists. During the years, Dr. Kathi has studied with and been mentored by some of the “chiropractic greats” including Dr. Victor Frank, Dr. Karl Parker, Dr. M.L. Rees, Dr. Jolyn English, Dr. Curtis Buddingh, Dr. 'Skip' Skipsted, Dr. Martin Rosen and Dr. H. Lee Black. Dr. Kathi is sought after as an author and instructor, and speaker. She recently published her first book “Defying Death: The Road to a Quality Life”, and is involved with seminars through Transformation University and soon to be, Transformation TV. She also is also a contributing writer for “Health and Well Being Magazine” distributed across North Central Texas. Recognized by her industry peers and her community as a thought leader, Dr. Kathi has received the following awards and accolades: 2016 & 2017 - Spectrum Award - City Beat News 2016 & 2015 - Best of Alvarado (Texas) Chiropractor 2016 - 10 Best Patient Satisfaction Award - American Institute of Chiropractors 2014 - MOM Approved - DFWChild.com 1998-99-American Directory of Who's Who in Executives & Businesses 1999-2000-Strathmore's Who's Who 2000-Nationwide Register's Who's Who in Executives & Businesses 2000-National Registry of Who's Who—Life Member Dr. Kathi is a member of the Board of Directors for Paws For Reflection Ranch which is a unique animal assisted therapy organization located in Midlothian, Texas. She also is very involved with and has held leadership roles with the Alvarado Business Professionals, Women's Success Network, Student International Chiropractic Association, and the local American Cutting Horse Assn. Dr. Kathi finds time to enjoy her hobbies which include training and showing cutting horses, weight lifting, reading and continuing to learn by attending courses and seminars. https://HealthByHandsWellness.com

What does it take to build a community?   Following last week's discussion about false idealism when establishing new societies, this week's episode examines Martin Rosen & John Hubley's 1978 animated classic, 'Watership Down', now restored in 4k.   We also discuss: 'Animal Farm' (1954) d. Joy Batchelor & John Halas 'The Lion King' (1994) d. Roger Allers & Rob Minkoff   Contact Us E: ⁠contact@jimmybernasconi.com⁠ IG: ⁠https://www.instagram.com/filmsfortoday/⁠ 

The guys discuss perhaps the bleakest animated talking animal movie ever made, Martin Rosen's The Plague Dogs (1982), before moving on to the much cheerier subject of incestuous royals engaged in bloody civil war, aka the second season finale of House of the Dragon. Then Steve and John try to escape their ambivalence about M Night Shyamalan's latest mid-budget thriller, Trap.

Dr. Shannon sits down with pediatric chiropractor, author, and instructor, Dr. Martin Rosen to talk about all things pediatric chiropractic care and craniopathy.  In most of our episodes, we're talking about prenatal care and pregnancy, but if you've listened to any of our postpartum episodes, you know we talk about ways to support yourself after birth.  Not only do we discuss continuing under chiropractic care, but the impact the birthing process can have on your baby and what you can do to facilitate their healing as well.  In this episode, we discuss Dr. Rosen's book about Common vs. Normal when it comes to cranial distortions and pediatric neurological development and lots of other topics including:How birth impacts the infant craniumWhy cranial shape is importantWhat is the dura mater, dural tension, cerebrospinal fluid and how all body systems are impacted by birthThe importance of the first 2 years of lifeWhat are milestones and primitive reflexes (and yes - why crawling is important!) Specific pediatric conditions we've both worked with: torticollis, tongue tie, plagiocephalyWhy tummy time is importantWhen to seek outside helpWhat pediatric chiropractic and cranial adjustments looks like Resources: Dr. Martin RosenPeak Potential InstituteWellesley Chiropractic Mom, What's For Dinner?A podcast for parents who need help navigating the muddy waters of feeding their kids.Listen on: Apple Podcasts SpotifySupport the showWant to show your support? Want to help us continue doing this important and impactful work: Support the Show (we greatly appreciate it!)Don't miss new episodes: Join the Aligned Birth CommunityInstagram: Aligned Birth Email: alignedbirthpodcast@gmail.com Find us online:Sunrise Chiropractic and Wellness North Atlanta Birth Services Editing: Godfrey SoundMusic: "Freedom” by RoaDisclaimer: The information shared, obtained, and discussed in this podcast is not intended as medical advice and should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional consultation with a qualified healthcare provider familiar with your individual medical needs. By listening to this podcast you agree not to use this podcast as medical advice to treat any medical condition in either yourself or others. Consult your own physician for any medical issues that you may be having. This disclaimer includes all guests or contributors to the podcast.

Watership Down is an adventure novel by English author Richard Adams, published by Rex Collings Ltd of London in 1972. Set in Hampshire in southern England, the story features a small group of rabbits. Although they live in their natural wild environment, with burrows, they are anthropomorphised, possessing their own culture, language, proverbs, poetry, and mythology. Evoking epic themes, the novel follows the rabbits as they escape the destruction of their warren and seek a place to establish a new home (the hill of Watership Down), encountering perils and temptations along the way.   Watership Down was Richard Adams' debut novel. It was rejected by several publishers before Collings accepted the manuscript; the published book then won the annual Carnegie Medal (UK), annual Guardian Prize (UK), and other book awards. The novel was adapted into an animated feature film in 1978 and, from 1999 to 2001, an animated children's television series. In 2018, a drama of the story was made, which both aired in the UK and was made available on Netflix.   Adams completed a sequel almost 25 years later, in 1996, Tales from Watership Down, constructed as a collection of 19 short stories about El-ahrairah and the rabbits of the Watership Down warren.     Watership Down is a 1978 British animated adventure-drama film, written, produced and directed by Martin Rosen and based on the 1972 novel by Richard Adams.  It was financed by a consortium of British financial institutions and was distributed by Cinema International Corporation in the United Kingdom. Released on 19 October 1978, the film was an immediate success and it became the sixth-most popular film of 1979 at the UK box office.   It features the voices of John Hurt, Richard Briers, Harry Andrews, Simon Cadell, Nigel Hawthorne and Roy Kinnear, among others, and was the last film work of Zero Mostel, as the voice of Kehaar the gull. The musical score was by Angela Morley and Malcolm Williamson. Art Garfunkel's hit song "Bright Eyes" was written by songwriter Mike Batt. It has garnered a cult following.     Opening Credits; Introduction (1.21); Background History (20.15); Watership Down Plot Synopsis (21.57); Book Thoughts (29.16); Let's Rate (50.29); Introducing a Film (52.51); Watership Down Film Trailer (1978) (56.13); Lights, Camera, Action (59.36); How Many Stars (1:40.44); End Credits (1:44.27); Closing Credits (1:45.25)   Opening Credits– Epidemic Sound – Copyright . All rights reserved   Closing Credits:  Bright Eyes from Watership Down by Art Garfunkel.  Taken from the album Fate for Breakfast.  Copyright 1978 Columbia Records.    Incidental Music:  Music from Watership Down by Angela Morley.  Available on the Watership Down 1978 Original Motion Picture Soundtrack.  Copyright 1978 Vocation Records. ​ Original Music copyrighted 2020 Dan Hughes Music and the Literary License Podcast.    All rights reserved.  Used by Kind Permission.   All songs available through Amazon Music.

CW: Very bad science conducted on very good animals. In this forlorn, dutiful episode of Tubi or Not Tubi, we come face-to-face with an utterly scathing commentary on the scientific torture and exploitation of animals in the 1982 film, written and directed by Martin Rosen and starring John Hurt. If Tubi's got one thing, it's range, and within that range are the kinds of old-school animated films crafted specifically to make necessary statements. You know, the kind that end up scaring the children because they're meant for the adults. It's scary territory indeed, but we are dipping our collective toe in it nonetheless.

Key highlights: Cranial Distortions, craniofacial distortion, sphenoid strain, asymmetric face, plagiocephaly flat head syndrome, torticollis, cranial chiropractic adjustments, birth trauma, cranial nerves, Vagus nerve. Dr Martin Rosen, Chiropractor and Pediatric Craniopath will be teaching us about the 12 cranial nerves and their functions and dysfunction. We will discuss how babies develop and the biological role for free movement in babies. In the first year of life they are creating thousands of connections in the nerves and creating pathways based off input as well as growing their brains and integrating primitive reflexes. Have you ever heard of sphenoid strain and was confused as to why that could affect craniofacial growth? The sphenoid bone attaches to all but 2 of the bones in the mouth and cranium, as well as 9 out of 12 cranial nerves are directly affected by the sphenoid bones function. Dr Rosen will also explain tongue function and it's effect on facial growth, development, "If you are functioning at a lower capacity and have to work twice as hard to do the same thing that will effect the baby's ability to eat and sleep, then mom doesn't sleep, dad doesn't sleep, and the siblings doesn't sleep". The problem with "wait and see" for brachiocephaly or flattening of the occipital bone, the cerebellum has to grow 240% in the first year of life and it is located where most babies would have a flat spot in the base of the head. If you are a chiropractor wanting to learn more from Dr Martin Rosen he has the Peak Potential Institute which has in person trainings or online https://peak-potential-institute.mykajabi.com/. Author of "It's All in Your Head" book. https://drmartinrosen.com/books/ The Munch Bunch Wellness and Rejuvenation Retreat. Be one among the amazing bunch of 12 people who are going to experience an incredible and unforgettable 3 days in their life. Scale up your mindset, life, and business with our All Inclusive Experience in the beautiful Cap Cana Sanctuary in the Dominican Republic! November 9-12 2023. Link to SAVE YOUR SPOT (only 12 spots total!)⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://www.orofacial-myology.com/join-our-retreat/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ To find Kimi Nishimoto⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.mouthmusclememory.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠and on Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@MouthMuscleMemory⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ To find Megan Van Noy⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.orofacial-myology.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠and on Instagram⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠@NWMFT⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ Click link to get our⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠"⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Dr Nick's Ancestral Product Guide"⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠subscribepage.io/TkqXSB⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠Courtesy of The Munch Bunch, Free PDF. OR ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠"⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Your Best Sleep⁠⁠"⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ ⁠⁠subscribepage.io/wIfzoa⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠FREE PDF⁠⁠ ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ The Spots for Tots: The Parents Guide for Toddler Tongues and Oral Motor Dysfunction. The Spots for Tots Course: Our on demand parents guide with practical tools. Join us to learn more about how to navigate toddler sleep, tongue ties, feeding and bodywork, myofunctional exercises and more. Ages 2-5 years old. $297 Here is the site⁠: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠https://spotfortots.mykajabi.com⁠/⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/munchbunch/support

Hola Gerardo aquí en otro episodio de Simplemente Yo; La selección de esta semana es Watership Down, es una película de aventuras animada británica de 1978, escrita, producida y dirigida por Martin Rosen y basada en la novela de 1972 de Richard Adams. Plot: Con la esperanza de escapar de la destrucción de los humanos y salvar a su comunidad, una colonia de conejos, buscan un lugar seguro para establecer una nueva madriguera. Espero que lo disfruten ;) Información adicional del podcast: Enlace del website official de Filmic Notion Podcast: https://filmicnotionpod.com/ Enlace a nuestra página de Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/fnpod

On this episode of Talking Terror, get ready to get animated with the Ghoul of Geek Keith's film pick of the week! Join your "hare" raising horror hosts with the most as they chat about 1978's "Watership Down" directed by Martin Rosen and John Hubley. Stay scared people, stay scared!

All the world will be your enemy, Prince with a Thousand Enemies, and when they catch you, they will kill you... but first they must catch you.Join David Burns and Scott Hoffman as they celebrate the 45th anniversary of some of the most memorable films of 1978. This week, their animated discussion focuses on the highly memorable and surprisingly violent world of a warren of rabbits in Martin Rosen's Watership Down; starring the voice-acting talents of John Hurt, Richard Briers, Ralph Richardson, and Denholm Elliot. Check out www.afilmbypodcast.com for more information, and www.patreon.com/afilmbypodcast to get exclusive content!Email us at afilmbypodcast@gmail.com with your questions, comments, and requests.Find us on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook @afilmbypodcast.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/4933588/advertisement

The very special guest on this episode of The Mile High Podcast is Dr. Martin Rosen. Dr. Rosen has taken his favorite quote to heart, "You never know how far reaching something you think, say, or do today will affect the lives of millions tomorrow." B.J. Palmer.   He's a 1981 summa cum laude graduate of Life Chiropractic College. Over the past 4 decades he has taught pediatrics, craniopathy, primary healthcare management, practice management and chiropractic philosophy nationally and internationally to thousands of chiropractors, chiropractic students, healthcare providers and on public forums. He is a certified SOT® advance practitioner and craniopath, certified pediatric chiropractic practitioner, past president of SOTO-USA and SORSI Research Board, former instructor for the ICPA, developer of Dr. Rosen's seminars and has written several books on SOT and pediatric adjusting as well as had numerous articles published in chiropractic journals and research conferences. With his wife Dr. Nancy Watson, they also run the Peak Potential Institute, offering premier educational programs for healthcare professionals. Their most recent book “It's All in the Head”, was written to inform and bring awareness of the implications of growth and developmental challenges in the early stages of childhood development. Their book empowers parents with ability understand normal developmental milestones and to recognize problems in the earliest stages allowing them to seek appropriate care before problems become intrenched and create diagnosable di-ease processes. The Peak Potential Institute also offers other educational tools include hands on and online workshops and seminars, guest lectures, instructional videos, written books, and articles, published research papers and one on one interviews. He is dedicated to giving chiropractors, healthcare providers and parents a new perspective when it comes to children's health. As parents of two daughters, Drs. Rosen and Watson have been committed to helping other parents learn from both their personal and professional experiences. Through their combined 80 years of teaching, writing and clinical experience they have brought a unique insight, motivation, and support to thousands of lay and professional individuals in numerous fields. On this podcast you'll hear about: The importance of pediatric care What it takes to be an expert Why it's important to walk your talk Focusing on the ART of Chiropractic And MUCH more! You can learn more about Dr. Rosen and his programs at:   PeakPotentialProgram.com - https://peak-potential-institute.mykajabi.com/chiropractic-courses DrMartinRosen.com - https://drmartinrosen.com/ WellesleyChiro.com - https://www.wellesleychiro.com/ Itsallintheheadbook.com - https://peak-potential- institute.mykajabi.com/its-all-in-the-head  He'll be doing three programs in the Mile High state this coming year, so add those to your calendar for 2023 along with Mile High 11 in September. Enjoy this podcast and learn that your level of commitment and integrity can be the driving forces that can bring you success in your life and help you work through the challenges that we all face. Join Mile High All Access and enjoy Mile High wherever you are on our app. Download it now!

In this tongue tie world, IBCLC's and Pediatric chiropractors are BFF's!  IBCLC's have clients with tongue tie babies needing bodywork, having knowledge of the best pediatric chiropractors is essential, the opposite being important for chiropractors.  In this episode Dr Rosen and Katie Oshita discuss how to support tongue tie families throughout the process.  As we say, rehabilitating tongue tie is a process not a procedure!  Listen to hear more from Dr Rosen and Katie Oshita.Podcast Guest: Dr. Martin Rosen is a 1981 summa cum laude graduate of Life Chiropractic College. Over the past 4 decades he has taught pediatrics, craniopathy, primary healthcare management, practice management and chiropractic philosophy nationally and internationally to thousands of chiropractors, chiropractic students, healthcare providers and on public forums.As parents of two daughters, Drs. Rosen and Watson have been committed to helping other parents learn from both their personal and professional experiences.  Through their combined 80 years of teaching, writing and clinical experience they have brought a unique insight, motivation, and support to thousands of lay and professional individuals in numerous fields.Contact info:WellesleyChiro.comDrMartinRosen.comPeakPotentialProgram.comItsallintheheadbook.comdrmartinrosen@gmail.comPodcast host: Katie Oshita, RN, BSN, IBCLC has over 22 years of experience working in Maternal-Infant Medicine. Katie is a telehealth lactation consultant believing that clients anywhere in the world deserve the best care possible for their needs. Being an expert on TOTs, Katie helps families everywhere navigate breastfeeding struggles, especially tongue tie and gut/allergy related issues. Email katie@cuddlesandmilk.com or www.cuddlesandmilk.com

What exactly is Craniosacral Therapy and how can it affect your baby's latch? Today on the Milk Minute, Heather & Maureen interview Dr. Martin Rosen of Peak Potential Institute on his expertise in chiropractic care for babies, specifically how the structure and function of your baby's body relates to their latch for feeding. Tune in to learn more!THANK YOU, PATRONS!Emily Hannaman who is an IBCLC from Baton Rouge,  LA, Mandi Parrish from Suwanee, Georgia, Tara Y from Texas, Janie CTHANK YOU TO THIS EPISODE'S SPONSORSGet your breastfeeding journey BACK ON TRACK with a Lactation Consult with Heather! Telehealth available and some insurance accepted. Click HERE for the deets. If you have Blue Cross Blue Shield, Anthem, or Cigna PPO – you can fill out a short form to get pre-approval to get your visits with Heather 100% approved! Click HERE to access the form.Book a Lactation Consult today! Booking a virtual consult with Maureen is now easier than ever. Click HERE to get started!Click HERE to save 25% off and free shipping on all Liquid IV products with the code MILK_MINUTEClick HERE to get HappiTummi and enter code MILKMINUTE10 for 10% off your order!Dairy Fairy – Click HERE for free shipping by using code MILKMINUTEListener Question: Is there an episode or do you have advice about whether, or how to, switch breasts during a single feed?Mentioned in This Episode:Book: It's All In the Head, by Dr. Martin Rosen and Dr. Nancy Watson, at ItsAllInTheHeadBook.comLearn With Dr. Rosen at Peak Potential Institute peakpotentialprogram.comProfessionals - drmartinrosen.comPatients - wellesleychiro.comEmail - drmartinrosen@gmail.comAlso, Dr. Rosen is on Facebook and InstagramFind the new Milk Minute Podcast website by clicking here!Become a Milk Minute VIP: Click here to get behind-the-scenes-access and exclusive merch!Contact us: To send us feedback, personal stories, or just to chat you can send us an email at milkminutepodcast@gmail.comGet Community Support: Click Here to Join our Free Facebook Community!Stay up to Date: Find us on INSTAGRAM @milk_minute_podcastStare at us on TikTokPrefer to read the transcript?  Click Here to read the edited version of this episode!All of the resources cited in this episode are available on our professional transcript.Support the show

Drs. Rosen is a 1981 summa cum laude graduate of Life Chiropractic College. Over the past 4 decades he has taught pediatrics, craniopathy, primary healthcare management, practice management and chiropractic philosophy nationally and internationally to thousands of chiropractors, chiropractic students, healthcare providers, and on public forums. He is a certified SOT ® advance practitioner and craniopath, certified pediatric chiropractic practitioner, past president of SOTO-USA and SORSI Research Board, and former instructor for the ICPA, developer of Dr. Rosen's seminars and has written several books on SOT and pediatric adjusting as well as had numerous articles published in chiropractic journals and research conferences. With his wife Dr. Nancy Watson, they also run the Peak Potential Institute, offering premier educational programs for healthcare professionals. Their most recent book “It's All in the Head”, was written to inform and bring awareness of the implications of growth and developmental challenges in the early stages of childhood development. Their book empowers parents with the ability to understand typical developmental milestones and to recognize problems in the earliest stages allowing them to seek appropriate care before problems become entrenched and create diagnosable disease processes. The Peak Potential Institute also offers other educational tools including hands-on and online workshops and seminars, guest lectures, instructional videos, written books, and articles, published research papers, and one on one interviews. He is dedicated to giving chiropractors, healthcare providers, and parents a new perspective on children's health. As parents of two daughters, Drs. Rosen and Watson have been committed to helping other parents learn from their personal and professional experiences. Through their combined 80 years of teaching, writing, and clinical experience they have brought a unique insight, motivation, and support to thousands of lay and professional individuals in numerous fields. Where to find Dr. Martin: welleselychiro.com drmartinrosen.com itsallintheheadbook.com peakpotentialprogram.com Access your FREE Guide on mastering 5 Techniques to Conquer the Fear of Birth. As a bonus, discover a collection of mindfulness tools curated to quell anxiety and fear during pregnancy and childbirth. ⁠Grab Your Guide⁠. Live long, loud, and in prosperity-dear members of the "RebelBirth Crew."  Until we cross paths again, thrive unapologetically! ⁠Instagram⁠  ⁠Website⁠  ⁠Submit a Topic⁠  ⁠Be My Guest⁠ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thebirthrebel/support

For today's episode, Shelly is joined by Dr. Martin Rosen. Since graduating from Life Chiropractic College as a summa cum laude graduate in 1981, he built his career on the foundations of authenticity, mastering his chiropractic skills, sharing his years of clinical knowledge, and a commitment to excellence.   Dr. Martin shares the importance of bodywork as early as the baby has come out of the womb. It is emphasized in this episode that early assessment is vital for developing the baby's nervous system.   Shelly and Dr. Martin share their knowledge in their respective fields while agreeing that each practitioner has their own set of specialties, and there's no shame in recommending others when it's not a great fit.   Authored by Dr. Martin Rosen and Dr. Nancy Watson is the book entitled “It's All In The Head.” They wrote a book that would help medical practitioners and parents know more about the importance of their field.   Get to know Dr. Martin Rosen through these links:  Book: itsallintheheadbook.com Website 1: wellesleychiro.com Website 2: drmartinrosen.com Website 3: peakpotentialprogram.com  

Dr. Shannon sits down with pediatric chiropractor, author, and instructor, Dr. Martin Rosen to talk about all things pediatric chiropractic care and craniopathy.  In most of our episodes, we're talking about prenatal care and pregnancy, but if you've listened to any of our postpartum episodes, you know we talk about ways to support yourself after birth.  Not only do we discuss continuing under chiropractic care, but the impact the birthing process can have on your baby and what you can do to facilitate their healing as well.  In this episode, we discuss Dr. Rosen's book about Common vs. Normal when it comes to cranial distortions and pediatric neurological development and lots of other topics including:How birth impacts the infant craniumWhy cranial shape is importantWhat is the dura mater, dural tension, cerebrospinal fluid and how all body systems are impacted by birthThe importance of the first 2 years of lifeWhat are milestones and primitive reflexes (and yes - why crawling is important!) Specific pediatric conditions we've both worked with: torticollis, tongue tie, plagiocephalyWhy tummy time is importantWhen to seek outside helpWhat pediatric chiropractic and cranial adjustments look like Resources: Dr. Martin Rosen - websiteDr. Martin Rosen - InstagramPeak Potential InstituteWellesley Chiropractic This podcast was created from a desire to share conversations and interviews about topics from pregnancy and birth to motherhood and the importance of a healthy body and mind through it all.  Our goal is to bring you fun, interesting, and helpful conversations that excite you and make you want to learn more.  We hope what we share will make an impact and help someone else along their journey.  We believe that when you are aligned in body, mind, and your intuition, you can conquer anything! Follow us on Instagram:Aligned Birth www.instagram.com/aligned_birthDr. Shannon www.instagram.com/sunrise_chiropractic_wellnessDoula Rachael www.instagram.com/northatlantabirthCheck out our individual websites:Sunrise Chiropractic and Wellness - www.sunrisechiropracticandwellness.comNorth Atlanta Birth Services - www.northatlantabirth.comDisclaimer The information shared, obtained, and discussed in this podcast is not intended as medical advice and should not be relied upon as a substitute for professional consultation with a qualified healthcare provider familiar with your individual medical needs. By listening to this podcast you agree not to use this podcast as medical advice to treat any medical condition in either yourself or others, including but not limited to patients that you are treating.  Consult your own physician for any medical issues that you may be having.  This entire disclaimer also applies to any guests or contributors to the podcast.  The podcast hosts take no money from affiliate links provided in the show notes. Podcast Editing by:Chris Godfrey of Godfrey Sound: www.godfreysound.comMusic:"Freedom” by Roa - https://roamusic.wixsite.com/roamusic

In this week's episode, I sit down with Dr. Martin Rosen and Dr. Nancy Watson to chat about holistic health and the numerous benefits of pediatric chiropractic care. A blurb from Dr. Marty + Nancy: The challenge for the next generation of parents is becoming evident during this unique time. Children, in many ways, are more challenged than ever. Their ability to adapt and thrive is being tested. We must step up, not shy away from the challenge. Recently the CDC has lowered the bar for developmental milestones in children. They have decided to incorporate what is now becoming “common” to “normal”. Lowering the bar on childhood development does not favor anyone, on the contrary it is detrimental to current and future generations. It is time that we looked at the causes of these declining values and efficient, effective, and permanent ways to deal with them. Acceptance of these facts as normal is an unacceptable paradigm. Drs. Rosen and Watson are 1981 summa cum laude graduates of Life Chiropractic College. Over the past 4 decades they have taught pediatrics, craniopathy, primary healthcare management, practice management and chiropractic philosophy nationally and internationally to thousands of chiropractors, chiropractic students, healthcare providers and on public forums. While lecturing and teaching to chiropractors and the public they have compiled thousands of hours of presentations on chiropractic technique, safety, efficacy, research and evidence-based protocols. Their unique approach to chiropractic and the care of the pediatric population is evidenced in their published books, seminars and professional articles. They are the founders of “Peak Potential Institute”, offering one of a kind online and hands-on courses for the chiropractic profession. Teaching their first seminar in 1979 the doctors have dedicated their lives to both excellence in patient care and an unrelenting commitment to improve the technical excellence in the chiropractic profession. With 80 years of combined clinical and teaching experience in chiropractic art and science, pediatric care, TMJ, women's health issues, practice management, chiropractic philosophy and numerous other topics, they have compiled an impressive array of educational programs, books and research articles. Connect with Dr. Marty + Nancy here: Wellesley Chiropractic Peak Potential It's All in the Head book

In today's episode, Jacqueline chats with Dr. Martin Rosen, a chiropractic educator working side by side with not only his wife but 3 generations of family. With over 80 years of combined experience, together, they run Peak Potential Institute, offering premier educational programs for healthcare professionals. Jacqueline and Dr. Rosen talk about why an infant would need to see a chiropractor, the signs to look for, and how to seek proper care with the correct professional. They address common issues that could cause breastfeeding stress and steps to take to relieve those issues. Dr. Martin Rosen also shares his perspective of common issues from a professional clinical standpoint. In today's show, we discuss:How to spot signs that your child might need to see a chiropractor, why you shouldn't ignore them, and how to seek proper careDr. Martin Rosen's point of view on breastfeeding issues from a professional viewCommon misconceptions about chiropractors and how to find a good fit with a professionalWhere to seek professional care and some directories to use in your areaDr. Martin Rosen's book and educational coursesA Glance at This Episode:[4:00] Dr. Martin Rosen introduces himself and gives a little background[7:33] How Dr. Rosen got into pediatric chiropractic care and where he sought his education[12:10] Some common reasons that an infant would need to see a chiropractor and signs to look for[18:50] Why you shouldn't ignore signs that your infant needs to be seen by a chiropractor[23:48] Why you may not notice your infants cranium changing over time and becoming flatter or distorted[33:38] Dr. Rosen shares why he and his wife wrote the book ‘It's All in the Head' [39:57] What Dr. Rosen is seeing in terms of tongue ties from a chiropractic view[47:29] Some common things that Dr. Rosen is seeing that are causing breastfeeding-related issues[59:18] Dr. Rosen explains how to find a good pediatric chiropractor and how to know if they are the right fit for your infantRelated Links:Dr. Martin Rosen's Office WebsiteDr. Martin Rosen's WebsiteDr. Martin Rosen's Professional Training WebsiteIt's All in the Head BookDr. Martin Rosen's EmailReferral ListFind a Doc Directory for Pediatric ChiropractorsFind a Chiropractor DirectoryHolistic Lactation WebsiteFollow on InstagramThe Nurture CollectiveOur Advanced Lactation Formula supplement for naturally increasing & sustaining milk supply

This week's Unwatchables is proof that neither animation nor talking animals mean you're not about to have your soul shredded. Animation expert Aaron Reese joins us to discuss two very adult cartoons where all dogs (and cats) really do go to heaven: Martin Rosen's bleak heartbreaker The Plague Dogs, and Michael Schaack's graphic feline noir Felidae. Aaron helps guide us through the animation techniques that make these so distinctive, why we don't get more cat sex scenes, and how The Plague Dogs out-downs even Watership Down. You can find Aaron's indie comics and follow his travels on Instagram at @dizwiz1982, or check out his vast collection of Disneyana and other pup culture artifacts at @the_distorian. Unwatchables is hosted by Marc Dottavio and Seth Troyer, produced by Tony Scarpitti, featuring artwork by Micah Kraus. You can support us on Patreon at https://www.patreon.com/unwatchables to get access to exclusive bonus content and weigh in on what we watch next. Find us online at www.unwatchablespod.com or shoot us an email at unwatchablespodcast@gmail.com. We're on Instagram and Twitter under @unwatchablespod. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/unwatchablespod/message

We had the absolute honor of getting to chance to interview the one and only Dr. Martin Rosen. We have talked about the direct linear impact with have on a child health and now hear it from our source and mentor!  Attending his seminar series is an absolute must for any doctor wanting more confidence and clarity in the pediatric world! You do not want to miss this outstanding interview with another amazing thought leader in our profession for over 40 years!   www.peakpotentialprogram.com drmartinrosen@gmail.com www.wellesleychiro.com

Dr Martin Rosen, American Pediatric Chiropractor chats about current issues regarding milestones in children, common vs normal and childhood development. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pediatric-network/support

I'm pleased to welcome Dr. Martin Rosen back to the podcast along with his wife, Dr. Nancy Watson, to discuss the fascinating topic of fascial distortion patterns, especially as they relate to children and child behavior and development. They dive into the importance of a healthy pregnancy as well as the first few years and […] The post #321: Mapping Fascial Distortion Patterns with Dr. Martin Rosen and Dr. Nancy Watson appeared first on Functional Nutrition Alliance.

I'm pleased to welcome Dr. Martin Rosen back to the podcast along with his wife, Dr. Nancy Watson, to discuss the fascinating topic of fascial distortion patterns, especially as they relate to children and child behavior and development. They dive into the importance of a healthy pregnancy as well as the first few years and […] The post #321: Mapping Fascial Distortion Patterns with Dr. Martin Rosen and Dr. Nancy Watson appeared first on Functional Nutrition Alliance.

In this episode, Lisa interviews Dr. Martin Rosen, a chiropractor, author, lecturer and teacher, regarding the safety, efficacy, and advantages of chiropractic for infants and children, and the reasons why chiropractic is helpful for infants with tongue tie. We discuss how infant symptoms such as tummy time difficulty, feeding challenges, and colic are signs that shouldn't be ignored, and how compensations that develop in the first year can affect the child's whole life. Perhaps my favorite part of this discussion, was about how our healthcare system is normalizing dysfunction, as it becomes more common. Common does not equal normal. Dr. Rosen's Links: https://www.drmartinrosen.com/ https://www.wellesleychiro.com/ and book: It's All in Your Head Mentioned in the podcast: FREE Webinar for professionals 5/18/22: 5 FACTS ABOUT TONGUE TIE THAT BREASTFEEDING BABIES WANT YOU TO KNOW If you've found this podcast too late for the webinar webinar, sign up to be notified of future events by clicking here: JOIN TONGUE TIE EXPERTS MAILING LIST FOR 15% OFF any of the Tongue Tie Experts Courses, use this code: PODCAST15 Follow Tongue Tie Experts on IG https://www.instagram.com/tonguetieexperts/ --------------------------------------------------------------------------- Tongue Tie Experts online programs: Professional's Guide to Tongue Tie in the Breastfeeding Infant For parents, you can have the guidance I offer to my inperson patients here: Parent's Guide to Tongue Tie in the Breastfeeding Infant Please, like, rate, review and share the podcast. Let's educate the world about tongue tie. Thanks so much! Please do not consider anything discussed on this podcast, by myself or any guest of the podcast, to be medical advice. The information is provided for educational purposes only and does not take the place of your own medical or lactation provider.

In today's episode I am honored to interview Dr Martin Rosen, who wrote 2 books and is a leading expert in chiropractic pediatrics and cranio-sacral work with over 40 years of experience in this field. His most recent book “It's All in the Head”, was written to inform and bring awareness of the implications that cranial distortions can have in the initial stages of childhood growth and development. He shares this wisdom with us as we go through common misconceptions and myths as well as the importance of prevention.  Finally, we go over how changes to the Developmental Milestones by the CDC were made, the difference between "common" and "normal", what this means for our children and of course, what to do about it. Enjoy! :)Since graduating Life Chiropractic College as a summa cum laude graduate in 1981, Dr. Martin Rosen has built his career on the foundations of authenticity, mastering his chiropractic skills, sharing his years of clinical knowledge, and a commitment to excellence.Dr. Rosen's skill set is based on both decades of education and experience. Since 1979, he has harnessed this knowledge and codified it through his 40 years of teaching thousands of chiropractors and chiropractic students. His educational endeavors include a variety of formats including hands on workshops and seminars, guest lectures, instructional videos, written books and articles, published research papers and one on one interviews.Highly respected in his field, Dr. Rosen is a certified SOT®, SORSI, and SOTO-USA instructor, practitioner and craniopath. He is a past instructor for the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association (ICPA), on the post graduate faculty of several chiropractic colleges, was a consulting member of the Committee for Chiropractic Practice and is on the editorial board for The Journal of Pediatric, Maternal and Family Health - Chiropractic.Whether you want to improve your current skill set, change your entire practice paradigm and become the expert in your community it is imperative that you find the best and most suitable chiropractic teaching program to meet your needs. Drs. Rosen seminars and the Peak Potential Institute offer some of the most comprehensive, concise and clinically applicable hands on and online programs in the chiropractic profession.Website: https://www.drmartinrosen.com/Upcoming Courses and seminars: https://peak-potential-institute.mykajabi.com/chiropractic-coursesDr Maxime Lavoie, chiropraticienWebsite:www.maximelavoie.ca/podcastInstagram:@maxtheway

As we've discussed in previous episodes, the trauma to our children over the last two years has devastated our next generation and resulted in more than increased suicide rates and depression in our youth but also the socialization soft skills damage let alone developmental disorders in our infants and toddlers.  Dr. Martin Rosen is a pediatric chiropractor whose clinical experience and technical prowess has him teaching doctors and patients how to take care of their body's naturally and shares insight as to why the changing of the rules to now normalize patterns of delayed development in newborns and infants. Whether you're a clinician or a parent, you'll find this episode helpful with perspective and hopefully stimulated with curiosity to challenge more of the status quo with your family's health.  You can find Dr. Rosen at www.drmartinrosen.com 

Dr. Rosen is a 1981summa cum laude graduates of Life Chiropractic College.  Since 1982 he has maintained a private practice in Wellesley, MA.  Besides his practice he has traveled nationally and internationally teaching chiropractic technique, pediatrics, cranial adjusting, chiropractic philosophy and practice management.    With his wife Dr. Nancy Watson, they also run the Peak Potential Institute, offering premier educational programs for healthcare professionals.  Their most recent book “It's All in the Head”, was written to inform and bring awareness of the implications of growth and developmental challenges in the early stages of childhood development. Their book empowers parents with ability understand normal developmental milestones and to recognize problems in the earliest stages allowing them to seek appropriate care before problems become intrenched and create diagnosable dis-ease processes.   The Peak Potential Institute also offers other educational tools include hands on and online workshops and seminars, guest lectures, instructional videos, written books, and articles, published research papers and one on one interviews. He is dedicated to giving chiropractors, healthcare providers and parents a new perspective when it comes to children's health. As parents of two daughters, Drs. Rosen and Watson have been committed to helping other parents learn from both their personal and professional experiences.  Through their combined 80 years of teaching, writing and clinical experience they have brought a unique insight, motivation, and support to thousands of lay and professional individuals in numerous fields.   To make an appointment, call  773.528.8485 or go to CommunityChiropractic.net 1442 W. Belmont Ave., 1E Chicago, IL 60657 To learn more about Dr. Maj, go to drmaj.com/bundle to receive the digital copy of her book & speaker's books and resources will be delivered right to your inbox.  

Dr. Rosen is a 1981summa cum laude graduates of Life Chiropractic College.  Since 1982 he has maintained a private practice in Wellesley, MA.  Besides his practice he has traveled nationally and internationally teaching chiropractic technique, pediatrics, cranial adjusting, chiropractic philosophy and practice management.    With his wife Dr. Nancy Watson, they also run the Peak Potential Institute, offering premier educational programs for healthcare professionals.  Their most recent book “It's All in the Head”, was written to inform and bring awareness of the implications of growth and developmental challenges in the early stages of childhood development. Their book empowers parents with ability understand normal developmental milestones and to recognize problems in the earliest stages allowing them to seek appropriate care before problems become intrenched and create diagnosable di-ease processes.   The Peak Potential Institute also offers other educational tools include hands on and online workshops and seminars, guest lectures, instructional videos, written books, and articles, published research papers and one on one interviews. He is dedicated to giving chiropractors, healthcare providers and parents a new perspective when it comes to children's health. As parents of two daughters, Drs. Rosen and Watson have been committed to helping other parents learn from both their personal and professional experiences.  Through their combined 80 years of teaching, writing and clinical experience they have brought a unique insight, motivation, and support to thousands of lay and professional individuals in numerous fields.   To make an appointment, call  773.528.8485 or go to CommunityChiropractic.net 1442 W. Belmont Ave., 1E Chicago, IL 60657   To learn more about Dr. Maj, go to drmaj.com/bundle to receive the digital copy of her book & speaker's books and resources will be delivered right to your inbox.  

We have a special treat this episode in that we will be speaking with Dr. Martin Rosen, pediatric specialist and chiropractor, about the CDC's updated childhood milestones as well as the difference between common and normal. Has the bar been lowered? Is crawling important? Are we normalizing dysfunction? Find out this and more! https://drmartinrosen.com https://drmartinrosen.com/catalog/item/its-all-in-the-head  

In this episode, we sit down with Dr. Martin Rosen, a leading expert in the world of pediatrics.  Common versus normal is a huge topic regarding the development of children and why milestones like crawling, sitting and others are of vital importance for the development of your child's brain and nervous system.  Many pediatricians are missing the mark because of a lack of skillset knowing the vital importance and proper treatment for children's nervous systems.  In this episode we discuss how the first two years of life in a child are the most important, proper milestones that should develop, reasons for failing to meet them, and tools to help regulate them.  Dr. Rosen is a 1981 summa cum laude graduates of Life Chiropractic College.  Since 1982 he has maintained a private practice in Wellesley, MA.  Besides his practice he has traveled nationally and internationally teaching chiropractic technique, pediatrics, cranial adjusting, chiropractic philosophy and practice management. With his wife Dr. Nancy Watson, they also run the Peak Potential Institute, offering premier educational programs for healthcare professionals.  Their most recent book “It's All in the Head”, was written to inform and bring awareness of the implications of growth and developmental challenges in the early stages of childhood development. Their book empowers parents with ability understand normal developmental milestones and to recognize problems in the earliest stages allowing them to seek appropriate care before problems become intrenched and create diagnosable di-ease processes.The Peak Potential Institute also offers other educational tools include hands on and online workshops and seminars, guest lectures, instructional videos, written books, and articles, published research papers and one on one interviews. He is dedicated to giving chiropractors, healthcare providers and parents a new perspective when it comes to children's health.As parents of two daughters, Drs. Rosen and Watson have been committed to helping other parents learn from both their personal and professional experiences.  Through their combined 80 years of teaching, writing and clinical experience they have brought a unique insight, motivation, and support to thousands of lay and professional individuals in numerous fields.www.drmartinrosen.comhttp://tinyurl.com/wcmrdc  facebook fan pagehttp://tinyurl.com/wcofan  join my office fan pagehttp://tinyurl.com/pedchirofan  join my pediatric chiropractic fan pageinstagram: @drmartinrosenThanks to our sponsor @thebreathbelt, use the code DRRACHEL20, for 20% off your next purchase.

Developmental milestones have changes for the first time in 20 years, specifically the timeframe that a child should meet them. Why did they do that? The answer isn't what you might think it is. In this episode, Dr. Martin Rosen and I discuss the importance of developmental milestones for your baby (what they are, when they should hit them, what it means if they're not reaching one). We also discuss some of the reasons why the CDC recently changed the timing of them and the negative effects this may have on our children's growth and development. My Guest: Dr. Martin Rosen is a 1981 summa cum laude graduate of Life Chiropractic College.  Since 1982 he has maintained a private practice in Wellesley, MA.  Besides his practice Dr. Rosen has traveled nationally and internationally teaching chiropractic technique, pediatrics, cranial adjusting, chiropractic philosophy and practice management.  His educational offerings include hands on and online workshops and seminars, guest lectures, instructional videos, written books and articles, published research papers and one on one interviews. He is dedicated to giving chiropractors the tools and skills necessary to take care of children and to inspire them to expand this branch of chiropractic. With his wife, Dr. Nancy Watson, they run the Peak Potential Institute offering premier educational programs for the chiropractic profession.  Their most recent book “It's All in the Head”, published for the public, was written to inform and bring awareness of the implications that cranial distortions can have in the initial stages of childhood growth and development. Links: To get Dr. Rosen's book for parents: www.ItsAllIntheHeadBook.com Seminars for Doctors: www.PeakPotentialProgram.com His practice in Massachusetts: www.wellesleychiro.com His website: www.drmartinrosen.com

Dr. Rosen is a 1981 summa cum laude graduate of Life Chiropractic College. Since 1982 he has maintained a private practice in Wellesley, MA. Besides his practice Dr. Rosen has traveled nationally and internationally teaching chiropractic technique, pediatrics, cranial adjusting, chiropractic philosophy and practice management. His educational offerings include hands on and online workshops and seminars, guest lectures, instructional videos, written books and articles, published research papers and one on one interviews. He is dedicated to giving chiropractors the tools and skills necessary to take care of children and to inspire them to expand this branch of chiropractic. With his wife, Dr. Nancy Watson, they run the Peak Potential Institute (PeakPotentialProgram.com), offering premier educational programs for the chiropractic profession. Their most recent book “It's All in the Head”, published for the public, was written to inform and bring awareness of the implications that cranial distortions can have in the initial stages of childhood growth and development. For more information, check out his website at www.drmartinrosen.com. Please click the button to subscribe so you don't miss any episodes and leave a review if your favorite podcast app has that ability. Thank you! Visit http://drlaurabrayton.com/podcasts/ for show notes and available downloads. © 2022 Dr. Laura Brayton

03/02/22 - Host Doug Stephan and Dr. Jack Stockwell, www.forbiddendoctor.com Phone: 866-867-5070 begin with news about the "bio sludge" that is seeping up through the soil in Maine. Next, we meet Dr. Martin Rosen and his wife, Dr. Nancy Watson, co-authors of "It's All About The Head." https://peak-potential-institute.mykajabi.com/its-all-in-the-head The book is not only invaluable to parents (whether it's their first or fifth born), giving them knowledge and direction when making health care decision for their child, especially in the first year. As chiropractic pediatric specialists they wrote this book for parents and other health care professionals, to help guide you in determining what is truly normal and what warning signs you should look for that may be affecting your baby's current health or future health potential.

About Kathi Perry DC and Health By Hands Wellness Center: Health By Hands Wellness Center. A Chiropractic Service which provides: Diagnostic Services, Techniques Utilized Applied Kinesiology (AK), Allergy / Sensitivity Elimination and Reprogramming Technique (A/SERT), Cold Laser Therapy, Foot Detox, Nutritional Counseling, Lifestyle Seminars, and more. "Beyond Chiropractic" began when Dr. Kathi was very young. She grew up in a family where her parents grew their own food, treated illnesses holistically and lived a wholesome, healthy life. When she was young, she didn't really understand wellness or living healthy, and she sure didn't know that her life path was to eventually become a healer to others! Today, Dr. Kathi is one of the top chiropractors not only in Texas where she practices, but across the nation. Since graduating from Parker College of Chiropractic in 1995, Dr. Kathi has dedicated herself to learning over 40 techniques so she can help her patients meet their personal healthcare needs. She shortly opened her private practice in Alvarado, Texas after graduation, and has built her "eclectic chiropractic" mix of different techniques which people need to get back to optimum health. Today Dr. Kathi is one of only a few in a 6 state area who practice the Sacro-Occiptal Technique (or SOT) and the Lifeline Technique. She also is an Advanced BEST Doctor, Questor in the Total Body Modification (TBM) Technique, and holds a Texas State Radiology permit. In 1997 she earned her Fellow from the International Academy of Medical Acupuncturists. During the years, Dr. Kathi has studied with and been mentored by some of the “chiropractic greats” including Dr. Victor Frank, Dr. Karl Parker, Dr. M.L. Rees, Dr. Jolyn English, Dr. Curtis Buddingh, Dr. 'Skip' Skipsted, Dr. Martin Rosen and Dr. H. Lee Black. Dr. Kathi is sought after as an author and instructor, and speaker. She recently published her first book “Defying Death: The Road to a Quality Life”, and is involved with seminars through Transformation University and soon to be, Transformation TV. She also is also a contributing writer for “Health and Well Being Magazine” distributed across North Central Texas. Welcome to Health By Hands Wellness Center Center! For over 20 years we have proudly serviced North Texas patients, those who travel from other areas of Texas and in many cases, from other parts of the United States, Canada and Mexico. If you've never been to our clinic, the first time you enter our office you'll experience a warm and friendly environment. You'll also be greeted by one of Dr. Kathi's dogs, Cabo or Leo, who make sure all patients are made to feel like they're at home. Our team is well trained to provide the highest quality care you need, and to answer any and all questions you may have!

Un film d'animazione aspramente criticato e massacrato per la sua brutalità e le molte scene di violenza. Ma La collina dei conigli rimane, a mio avviso, un titolo estremamente interessante che, al di là dell'innegabile shock presente in molte scene, parla anche di amicizia, crescita, famiglia, amore, vita e morte. Non adatto certamente a un pubblico di giovanissimi, questo film merita però di essere riscoperto e valorizzato, se non altro anche per il coraggio del regista di portare su grande schermo una forma di animazione nuova, più matura, più adulta e certo maggiormente innovativa per i tempi che furono e, per questo, non capita come sarebbe dovuto essere. Il Generale Vulneraria rimarrà sempre uno dei miei cattivi dell'infanzia più terrificanti, giuro!

10/3/2021 This week, we discussed Air Bud (1997, Charles Martin Smith), Watership Down (1978, Martin Rosen), and Falling Down (1993, Joel Schumacher). As it turns out, these movies are all about the problem of knowing when to acquiesce and when to fight. They are also about coming to terms with your feelings about clowns. Intro Music: "Hale Makame," 1930, Unknown author / Public domain Outro Music: "Fool Me Some More," 1930, Gus Arnheim / Public domain --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatsyourdungeon/support

Logan and Luke discuss the animated films of Martin Rosen.

15: Bigwig's Character and the Lost Paragraph     15.1 Burrowkeeping     I made my favourite mistake yet last week, when I referred to 'The Warren of the Snares' as 'The Warren of the Swears'    That would make for a completely different story. One where they have to leave Cowslip's Warren because Fiver has an issue with all the bad language. Which is a bit rich for a rabbit who comes out with such potty-mouthed stuff as "embleer Frith".     15.2: Bigwig's Character and the Lost Paragraph revisited.    I have come to the view that the character the TV portrayals have got most wrong is Bigwig, though Michael Graham Cox's portrayal  of  him in the 1978 film got him just about right.  In the 1999 TV series he is portrayed by Stephen Mangan largely as a self-important buffoon, with his Owsla training becoming a running joke. His portrayal improves, though, in the very distinct third series.     The recent Netflix series made him far too aggressive in my view. It is the script that demands this aggression as it changes the whole tone of how he talks to Hazel and his attitude towards him is made far less supportive.      Yes Bigwig is capable of being overbearing and aggressive. But, like all good military types, that is not what he is all about. It is a nuance that I think is possibly sadly lost on a civilian population where such qualities are increasingly seen in a negative light. But in a world where you can be killed at any time, they can be essential.     And we need to always bear in mind, of course, that Adams drew heavily on his experience in the military to create the characters in WD. This is a major reason (or excuse?) for the sexism of the novel. He was simply drawing on his relevant experience of a very male world.    So...back to the Lost Paragraph. Could Bigwig's put down of Hazel be seen as the kind of harsh-but-necessary comment a Non commissioned officer might share with a commissioned officer? Though hopefully out of the hearing of the lower ranks.     I make this distinction as Hazel has only just gained responsibility for the group, whereas Bigwig has, arguably, been trained for such a role by experience. Or so he could he forgiven for thinking.    Or is what he says just bullying and unnecessary?    In either case, I agree with John that the tension it sets up is essential to the story. Though I have very much seen the other view expressed, that Bigwig's character is better without it. This is the Bigwig who just says "Splendid!" when he sees Hazel, possibly keeping his true thoughts to himself.    This Lost Paragraph really will not go away though. For good reason.    15.3 The Lost Paragraph analysed     It appears that the lost paragraph appeared in a minority of of the editions I have information on. So this becomes an exercise in chasing its presence rather than its absence, which actually makes this a bit simpler.    My provisional conclusion is this:  The version first sent to Rex Collings  in 1972 was missing the Lost Paragraph. Then, when Penguin became interested, they were sent a version that included it in 1973. This became the version that appeared in all their editions, both Puffin, their childrens' division, and Penguin.  The Kestrel illustrated edition used the penguin version as its text, so the Lost Paragraph ended up in that edition, from 1976.  And the 1978 Martin Rosen film used the Penguin edition as their base text, which is why it appears in the film.  I would welcome any further information on this subject. In particular anything that blows my theory out of the water.  I will be posting images of my spreadsheet analysis to the Facebook page for scrutiny. Please note that green signifies the lost paragraph being present and red means it was absent.    15.4 Next episode     Next week I return to going through the book and we begin Part Two with perhaps the pivotal Chapter of the entire story.    A chapter with the title...Watership Down. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/watershipdown/message

Snitter and Rowf escape a laboratory conducting tests on animals after having survived severe experiments. As they are hunted by humans, they befriend the Tod, a sly fox who tries to teach them the ins and outs of surviving as an animal in the harsh English countryside. Its a heartbreaking and gut-wrenching film, and a beautiful adaptation of Richard Adams book by Martin Rosen. As always we recommend that you've seen it beforehand as we talk extensively about the plot and themes. Enjoy! Our recommendations for this episode are: Rimworld by Ludeon Studios https://store.steampowered.com/app/294100/RimWorld/ Hen his Wife by Igor Kovalyov https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0241399/ Get in touch with us at unpleasantmovies@protonmail.com https://www.instagram.com/unpleasantmovies/

Dr. Martin Rosen's discussion about temporomandibular joint (TMJ) disorders on today's podcast spotlights how connected the full body systems truly are! TMJ offers important clues about how we manifest and hold our stress. Dr. Rosen details for us the two-way cascade of influences between TMJ and the cranial, immune and musculoskeletal systems, adrenal imbalances, gut health and more. Click here to download the completed Matrix from this week’s episode To learn more about Dr. Rosen click here To access Dr. Rosen’s catalog of books and videos click here Click here to learn more about Dr. Naushirwan Mehta, Professor at Tufts School of Dentistry Related episodes: Episode #120 where Alex Howard maps the Sympathetic Nervous System on the 15-Minute Matrix Episode #84: where Dr. Navaz Habib maps Vagal Nerve Stimulation on the 15-Minute Matrix Episode #147: where Dr. Mark Burhenne maps the Oral Biome on the 15-Minute Matrix Get 15-Minute Matrix podcast notifications delivered to your inbox!

What is Pediatric Chiropractic and can it help my newborn, baby, toddler, child? Here are some stories to inspire parents and Chiropractors alike!

Presenting episode 14 of the Skwigly Animation Film Club! In our fourteenth episode we press play on Martin Rosen's 1978 feature film adaptation of the Richard Adams classic "Watership Down". Presented by Ben Mitchell, Steve Henderson and Laura-Beth Cowley Produced by Ben Mitchell

Lyra chooses Martin Rosen's Watership Down for Dan. Dan chooses the Coen brothers' O Brother, Where Art Thou? for Lyra. In this episode, father and daughter also talk about bunny murder, The Odyssey, the Klan, and Lyra's resolute disinterest in country music.Intro music: "I Am a Man of Constant Sorrow" by the Soggy Bottom Boys.Mid-show music: "Bright Eyes" by Art Garfunkel.Outro music: "You Are My Sunshine," from O Brother, Where Art Thou?

Animation fanatics and brothers Mark and Luke Read discuss doodles! In this special episode they discuss the two movies adapted from Richard Adams novels by Martin Rosen, Watership Down and the Plague Dogs!

Today’s episode includes: Studio Ghibli revealed their next movie, Aya to Majo, will air on NHK at the end of 2020 Richard Adams’ family wins court case against Martin Rosen for infringing copyright of Watership Down Analysts criticize the launch of HBO Max as an “opportunity lost” Director Kirk Wise revealed the plot twist of the cancelled sequel to Atlantis: The Lost Empire Sega announced the Game Gear Micro that will feature a one-inch screen

Friend of the podcast Aaron Johnson joins the show today to talk about three animated films from Europe about various animals: Watership Down (1978), The Plague Dogs (1982), and Felidae (1994). We discuss how animals are used to depict very mature thematic stories, the distinction between Martin Rosen's animation style and the classic Disney look, and ways American animation could incorporate darker thematic elements. Skip to: 12:09 – Watership Down 35:11 – The Plague Dogs 59:00 – Felidae 1:14:50 – Overall 1:29:28 – Coming Attractions Coming Attractions: Outbreak (1995) Contagion (2011) Flu (2013) For more information, visit the blog: https://thefilmlings.wordpress.com/2020/03/31/brutal-beasts/ Support the Show! Patreon: https://patreon.com/thefilmlings Ko-fi: https://ko-fi.com/thefilmlings

Follow us: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/rulesoftheframe/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/rulesoftheframe Twitter: https://twitter.com/RulesOfTheFrameFilms mentioned in this episode:--------------------------------Watership Down (1978) | Dir. Martin RosenThe Secret of N.I.M.H. (1982) | Dir. Don BluthThe Plague Dogs (1982) | Dir. Martin RosenPrincess Mononoke (1997) | Dir. Hayao MiyazakiDumbo (1941) | Dir. Samuel Armstrong, Norman Ferguson, Jack Kinney, Bill Roberts, Ben SharpsteenThe Producers (1967) | Dir. Mel BrooksThe Elephant Man (1980) | Dir. David LynchAlien (1979) | Dir. Ridley ScottIndiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull (2008) | Dir. Steven SpielbergSnow White and the Seven Dwarfs (1937) | Dir. William Cottrell, David Hand, Wilfred Jackson, Larry Morey, Perce Pearce, Ben SharpsteenBambi (1942) | Dir. James Algar, Sam Armstrong, David Hand, Graham Heid, Bill Roberts, Paul Satterfield, Norman Wright, Arthur Davis, Clyde GeronimiThe Garden of Words (2013) | Dir. Makoto ShinkaiGrave of the Fireflies (1988) | Dir. Isao TakahataAn American Tale: Fievel Goes West (1991) | Dir. Phil Nibbelink, Simon WellsThe Road to El Dorado (2000) | Dir. Bibo Bergeron, Don PaulPeter Pan (1953) | Dir. Clyde Geronimi, Wilfred Jackson, Hamilton Luske, Jack KinneyThe Wind in the Willows (1995) | Dir. Dave Unwin, Dennis AbeyThe Revenant (2015) | Dir. Alejandro G. InarrituWizards (1977) | Dir. Ralph BakshiFritz the Cat (1972) | Dir. Ralph Bakshi

Host, Dr. Don MacDonald heads to Boston Massachusetts to speak with Chiropractor and Educator, Dr. Martin Rosen. Dr. Rosen has led his local practice for 37-years. He has also toured, extensively teaching his unique version of a Sacro-Occipital Technique (SOT), his chiropractic philosophy, and about pediatric care. He has mastered his craft and has written several books about his experiences. He wholeheartedly believes chiropractors should receive adjustments as often as their patients and reminds them to speak their truth. During this episode, Martin shares his chiropractic philosophy, how he manages the finances within his practice, and sage advice to chiropractors who have not yet found their footing.   Key Takeaways: When Martin discovered practicing law wasn’t for him he decided to practice chiropractic. [2:32]  Why Martin chose to practice the Sacro-Occipital Technique (SOT). [11:12] How Martin and his wife add practice members, get referrals and coordinate outreach programs. [18:20] Chiropractors should do unto others only if they do unto themselves. [24:00] How to handle the finances in your chiropractic practice. [34:23] Martin shares what drew him to become an educator and his favorite things to teach. [40:55] Martin’s advice for others based on his years of experience. [49:43]    Learn More: Dr. Martin Rosen Website Wellesley Chiropractic on Facebook @drmartinrosen on Instagram Vitality Shift Website True Concept Seminars Dr. Don MacDonald @DrDonMacDonald on Twitter

One year ago, Brenna and Joe embarked on a grand podcasting adventure. This episode marks our birthday/anniversary and we can't think of a better way to celebrate than read the book that we bonded over back in university: Watership Down, the horribly traumatic story of a group of intrepid bunnies who embark on their own adventure to find a new home. Yes, folks, the time has finally come to discuss Richard Adams' 1972 classic YA tome and Martin Rosen's 1978 animated adaptation (along with brief mentions of the 90s TV show and the 2018 Netflix remake). Up for discussion: the various political systems represented in the text, arguments for its longevity and whether it is particularly "British". Also: criticism of its treatment of violence (that dog!), gender (ugh, the does) and race (UGH, that bird).Plus: Brenna and Joe reminisce about the YA Lit course from nearly two decades ago that brought them together and Joe shares an unusual childhood connection to the text...or 42 of them.In homework: we discuss a big format change that will take effect in the New Year!Wanna connect us? Use #HKHSPod on Twitter:Brenna: @brennacgrayJoe: @bstolemyremoteHave something longer? Email us at hkhspod@gmail.com. See you on the page and on the screen!

A l’occasion de la sortie de « J’ai perdu mon corps » de Jérémy Clapin, l’équipe du PIFFFcast a décidé de faire un tour d’horizon du cinéma d’animation sachant parler aux grands adultes que vous êtes. Loin de l’Asie ou de la firme aux grandes oreilles, il y a tout un monde de celluloïd trop souvent oublié où les lapins meurent pour de bon et où la bêtise humaine est synonyme de guerre. Oubliez les bons sentiments, éloignez les enfants, on va causer dessin-animé et ça va faire mal. Avec Véronique Davidson, Xavier Colon, Talal Selhami et Cyril Despontin. Réalisation : Xavier Colon Musique du générique : Donuts' slap par Laurent Duroche ► Flux RSS pour Android : bit.ly/2FrUwHo ► En écoute aussi sur Itunes : apple.co/2Enma9n ► Sur Deezer : www.deezer.com/fr/show/56007 ► Sur Spotify : open.spotify.com/show/4n3gUOfPZhyxL5iKdZIjHA ► Mais aussi sur Youtube : https://youtu.be/PjCKXYPkElo Référence des films cités : - Bobby Yeah de Robert Morgan (2011) - Shaun le mouton, la ferme contre-attaque de Will Becher, Richard Phelan (2019) - Dark Crystal (série - 2019) - Le vol du corbeau de Hrafn Gunnlaugsson (1984) - Le Serpent blanc de Taiji Yabushita (1958) - Watership Down de Martin Rosen, John Hubley (1978) - Les maîtres du temps de René Laloux (1982) - Tygra la glace et le feu de Ralph Bakshi (1983) - Felidae de Michael Schaack (1994) - South Park, le film - Plus long, plus grand et pas coupé de Trey Parker (1999) Bande originale : Les maîtres du temps composée par Jean-Pierre Bourtayre (1982)

Emission Animaux : Films choisis : - Dumbo de Ben Sharpsteen sortit en 1941. Couplé avec Dumbo de Tim Burton de 2019. - Pompoko de Isao Takahata, sortit en 1994 (2005 en France). - Watership Down et The Plague Dog de Martin Rosen, 1978 et 1982. Mis en relation avec les films de Georges Miller Happy Feet 1 et 2 sortient respectivement en 2006 et 2011. Films cités en plus : - Roar de Noel Marshall, sorti en 1981. - Les Altans de Etienne Chaillou Mathias Théry Livres : - Après la Nuit Animale de Jonathan Palumbo - Le Cinéma de Animaux de Camille Brunel Liens divers : - Sur l'léléphant Jumbo : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GB36lp1Jmi0

How about some childhood trauma? This week Anthony and Alix explore an animated film that has been scarring children since 1978: It's Martin Rosen's adaptation of Watership Down, written by Richard Adams. This film is infamous for its graphic scenes of animated violence but also for an amazing film in its own right, one that has been considered a right of passage for several generations. Just how much Watership Down media did Alix consume in a month? How amazing was Richard Adam's life? How in the hell did this film pass by with the equivalent of a G rating? And just how old was Anthony when he accidentally watched Fritz the Cat? The answers to these questions and more can be found on our 25th episode (this one)! Rate, subscribe, tell your friends and pay respects to your chief rabbit.  Classic Horror 2 by Kevin MacLeod Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License

The latest episode of Welcome To The Party Pal invites you into the world of Richard Adams's Watership Down. Expounding upon Adam's 1972 survival and adventure novel which features a small group of rabbits, the 1978 animated film adaptation written and directed by Martin Rosen, AND the 2018 BBC/Netflix limited series, this episode discusses the unique way in which Adams birthed the story, the weighty commentary about life and society found within the often nerve-racking tale, and the impact Watership Down maintains almost 50 years after its inception. Episode 21 also features the first WTTPP "fan pick" where a fan of the podcast not only suggests the topic of the episode, but sits in with WTTPP's two hosts in examination of the film or television show chosen. First up is Alex Hoyt whose profound knowledge of all things Watership Down dramatically enhances the episode's insight. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Watership Down et Plague Dogs : On parle des adaptations des livres iconiques de Richard Adams par Martin Rosen en magnifiques et troublants films d'animation.

Watership Down et Plague Dogs : On parle des adaptations des livres iconiques de Richard Adams par Martin Rosen en magnifiques et troublants films d'animation.

Halloween and Rabbits With fall here in the Northern Hemisphere, and temperatures dropping and leaves falling we have Halloween fast approaching. You hear tales of ghosts, witches, vampires, monsters, and other assorted scary icons, but none can be more terrifying than bunny rabbits! Gargoyle Rabbit We cover this in a previous episode, but it is worth a revisit. This terrifying gargoyle is known as the Vampire Rabbit of Newcastle. He perches above a solicitor's office behind St. Nicholas' Cathedral in Newcastle, England. No one knows why he is there, or what makes him glare with such evil. With its crazed bulging eyes, huge fangs and claws, The Vampire Rabbit of Newcastle is a mysterious grotesque that has perched above the ornate rear door of the historic Cathedral Buildings, facing the rear of St Nicholas Cathedral for over a hundred years but no one is quite sure why the blood-sucking Lepus was created. Erected with the rest of the building in 1901, locals tell a tale of grave robbers who were running rampant in the area until one dark night the fanged beastie rose on the door opposite the graveyard as if to scare off future robbers. Less superstitiously, it has also been theorized that the vampire rabbit is in fact a hare whose ears were mistakenly put on backwards. If this were the case the bloody little creature could have been installed to reference Sir George Hare Phipson, a local doctor, Freemason, and friend of the cathedral’s architect. Most basically the rabbit could simply be meant to represent the coming of spring, invoking the same symbolic association that created the Easter Bunny. While the vampire rabbit of Newcastle was originally the same sandy color of the surrounding stonework, in modern times it has been painted a menacing black with droplets of blood staining its teeth and claws. http://www.atlasobscura.com/places/the-vampire-rabbit-of-newcastle A decade ago the Vampire Rabbit enjoyed a brief moment in the limelight when it formed part of a light festival. During a winter Glow event in 2006, the carving was illuminated in pink, making it look even more weird and wonderful, and there were projections of it across the city. But the rabbit, which has had a few licks of paint over the years, including being turned black with its teeth, eyes and claws picked out in red, still retains its air of mystery. http://www.chroniclelive.co.uk/news/north-east-news/stories-behind-newcastles-called-vampie-12455793 Swamp Rabbit Not all killer rabbits are fictional. In April of 1979, president Jimmy Carter was fishing near his home in Plains, Georgia when he was attacked by a swamp rabbit! The rabbit swam toward the president's boat and tried to board. Carter had to fend it off with an oar. Press secretary Jody Powell is quoted from his 1986 book The Other Side of the Story: The animal was clearly in distress, or perhaps berserk. The President confessed to having had limited experience with enraged rabbits. He was unable to reach a definite conclusion about its state of mind. What was obvious, however, was that this large, wet animal, making strange hissing noises and gnashing its teeth, was intent upon climbing into the Presidential boat. After some objected that rabbits can't swim, a picture of the incident was produced, clearly showing the rabbit swimming. The rabbit's political affiliation is still unknown. 3. The Haunted Warren: It’s a rare reminder of a time when the warrens that carved a honeycomb under the Brecks were a rich source of income for landowners. Thetford Warren Lodge was built around the 1400s a few miles west of Thetford – probably at the bequest of the prior of Our Lady’s Priory who had Royal approval to hunt small game and was keen to protect his livelihood by constructing a defensive lodge which could repel poachers. It was big enough to accommodate hunting parties and the prior’s warrener, who protected, farmed and sold the rabbits which were prized for their meat and their fur, and strong enough to deal with those who came prepared with bows, arrows and sharpened sticks with a view to rabbit poaching. Warreners, who lived in the highest part of the warren on the second floor, would bore holes to make burrows and provide food such as groundsel, dandelions and thistles, spreading gorse and tree boughs as shelter and food in colder months. On the ground floor of the building was a storeroom for traps, nets and racks to dry skins and hang salted meats. At one point, the lodge was acquired by the Maharajah Duleep Singh – the Indian prince exiled to Norfolk in the 19th century – on a 99-year lease. A few warreners are still working in Breckland, trapping rabbits and moving them to other warrens in a bid to control the population. As with many medieval buildings, the lodge – which is now maintained by English Heritage - has its fair share of spooky stories attached to it. One ominous tale harks back to the building’s warrening history: it is said that a large – even huge – ghostly white rabbit with flaming red eyes guards the doorway to the lodge and is an omen of death to anyone who lays eyes on it. A further two strange stories appear to be rooted in the nearby Leper Hospital of St Margaret where poor souls suffering from this highly-contagious disease were kept away from the rest of society on the edge of town: the building was ransacked by thieves in 1304 who stole silver, linen and cloth and then set fire to the building. It is said that a figure with a strange, two-dimensional face can be seen gibbering horribly and terrifying witnesses as it wanders the area close to the lodge and an eerie face has been reported looking out from the first floor window of the building, even though it no longer has any floors. In 2011, a man was seen peering from a second floor window wearing blue and white clothing and boasting gaping black holes where his eyes and mouth should have been. Movies and Shows: The strange history of terrifying bunny rabbits in film Despite being among the softest and least threatening of woodland creatures, rabbits rarely get portrayed as such in movies. While most of us would be content to watch one nibble on a carrot for 90 minutes, filmmakers have routinely sought to capitalize and subvert the rabbit’s image, either by brutally murdering them or turning them creepy and cannibalistic. Killer Rabbit Now I think the most famous movie rabbit is in Monty Python and the Wholly Grail: Monty Python and the Holy Grail, 1975 The bunnies bite back in Terry Gilliam’s and Terry Jones’ riotously funny Monty Python and the Holy Grail, when King Arthur (Graham Chapman) and his knights of the round table get more than they bargained for from a seemingly innocuous, fluffy white scamp. “That’s no ordinary rabbit, that’s the most foul, cruel and bad-tempered rodent you ever set eyes on… it’s got a vicious streak a mile wide,” warns their Scottish guide. Unconvinced, the ensuing carnage is hysterical. “Run away, run away!” The Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog guards the entrance to the cave of Caerbannog in the movie Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Yes, he may look like a innocent little fluffball, but he can bite your head off before you even realize it, as he did Bors, Gawain, and Ector in the movie. Run away! Run away! The Killer Rabbit also appears in the musical Spamalot. Were-Rabbit Wallace & Gromit: The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, 2005 Cheese lover Wallace and his faithful pooch Gromit returned in DreamWorks Animation’s second Oscar-winning feature to date, The Curse of the Were-Rabbit, written and directed by Steve Box and Nick Park and featuring the vocal talents of Ralph Fiennes and Helena Bonham Carter. In this gorgeously pun-tastic affair, the stop-animated clay duo take on a mentally enhanced bunny following an invention mishap, but it’s not the enormous beastie with a penchant for demolishing oversized veggies that’s terrorising the village – it’s actually a mutated Wallace. In the 2005 claymation film Wallace & Gromit: Curse of the Were-Rabbit, a mysterious nocturnal rabbit is raiding a community's vegetable gardens, threatening the annual vegetable contest. It turns out that the hero of the story is suffering from a curse (brought on by his own machinery) that causes him to turn into a giant rabbit when he is exposed to moonlight! Vampire Rabbit Bunnicula, the Vampire Rabbit was a 1982 animated ABC Weekend Special based on a series of children's books by James Howe. Now I remember reading this book series as a child. My Wife will comment "Bunnys are evil - Remember Bunicula?". Bunnicula was a family pet who sucked the juices out of vegetables. Not all that frightening in reality -unless you're a vegetable. Nevertheless, Bunnicula can sprout bat wings, fly, and move things with the power of his mind. Imaginary Rabbit - Donnie Darko, 2001 Writer/director Richard Kelly’s dimension-bending feature debut delivered one of cinema’s most memorable bunnies in the towering, dead-eyed frame of Frank, who may or may not be an evil time-travelling demon intent on destroying the planet. Or possibly saving it. We’re still not entirely sure, and that’s the genius of it. With Jake Gyllenhaal the only person able to see Frank, and the only one aware of impending doom, it’s a refreshingly bizarre take on the end of the world that set up Jake and his sister Maggie for big things, but it’s Frank who haunts our fevered dreams. Evil rabbits can even invade our thoughts! The 2001 movie Donnie Darko left many with nightmares of imaginary human-size rabbits, and not the benign imaginary friend we met in the movie Harvey. The apparition of a 6-foot rabbit named Frank saves Donnie Darko's life and tells him the world will end in 28 days. Frank incites Donnie into committing criminal acts -and why not, if the world is going to end anyway? Fatal Attraction, 1987 Speaking of lust and murder, while Adrian Lyne’s Fatal Attraction technically scrapes a pass, in this pot-boiler thriller that spawned the term ‘bunny boiler’. Glenn Close’s Alex has an affair with and becomes obsessed by Michael Douglas’ Dan, who goes on to reject her in favour of his good wife, leading to the unfortunate end of his family’s pet bunny. Vengeance is meted when Close ends up both drowned and shot in the bath in the film’s seriously dodgy, if ludicrously entertaining, finale. Watership Down, 1978 Quite possibly the most evilly terrifying film ever inflicted upon unsuspecting children, Martin Rosen’s animated adaptation of Richard Adams’ classic novel, Watership Down. Responsible for scarring the psyche of an entire generation, it’s a sort of rabbit-led Game of Thrones, where woe first befalls the bunnies (voiced by John Hurt and Richard Briers, amongst others) when heavy duty digging machines destroy their warren, forcing them to go on the run. It’s all downhill from there, with paws trapped in snares, insane rabbit dictators, nasty cats, dangerous dogs and eye-bleeding death by myxomatosis. Akira, 1988 Sticking with scary animated rabbits, Japanese dystopian classic Akira, by writer/director Katsuhiro Ohtomo, features a disturbingly oversized example during psychic patient Tetsuo’s (Nozomu Sasaki) fevered nightmare scene. What starts off with a teensy cutesy red car riding bunny and his teddy bear mate is soon replaced by hulking monstrosities that destroy all before them, Godzilla-style, before being scared off by the blood gushing from Tetsuo’s feet after he steps on broken glass in his bid to escape. If ever you needed a reason not to eat cheese (or carrots) before bed, this is it. Harvey, 1950 Long before Jake Gyllenhall cornered the market in giant invisible bunny besties, James Stewart (It’s a Wonderful Life, Vertigo) starred as eccentric boozehound Elwood P. Dowd in Henry Koster’s Harvey (adapted from the play by Mary Chase by herself and Oscar Brodney). The rabbit in question shares Frank’s ability to stop time in Donnie Darko, though this is less creepy sci-fi and more silly whimsy with a comedy of errors, like when Elwood’s sister gets locked up in a sanatorium in his stead. Just like It’s a Wonderful Life, events are far from bleak; it’ll leave you with a fuzzy glow. Belenggu, 2012 Men in rabbit suits are rarely good, kids. Indonesian writer/director Upi Avianto’s highly stylised thriller/horror flick Belenggu hammers home the message with a knife-wielding dude in a white and pink get up in this enthralling slice of nutty noir. Elang (Abimana Aryasatya) thinks he’s met the love of his life in Jingga (Imelda Therinne) but the course certainly doesn’t run smooth any more than the narrative does here. Night of the Lepus, 1972 Janet Leigh (Psycho, The Manchurian Candidate) stars alongside Stuart Whitman (The Mark, The Comancheros) in this schlocky horror B-movie directed by William F. Claxton of Little House on the Prairie and Bonanza fame. Based on the novel The Year of the Angry Rabbits by Sydneysider Russell Braddon, Don Holliday and Gene R. Kearney handle the hokey screenplay about enormous killer rabbits running amuck in small town US. Firmly in the so bad it’s good territory, most of the ‘giant’ critters are obviously household pets romping around in miniature sets. The 1972 film Night of the Lepus is the definitive monster bunny movie. Plagued by too many rabbits, a community turns to scientists who experiment on the rabbits to keep them from reproducing. An escaped rabbit reproduces anyway, and the results are huge carnivorous mutants that eat anything in their way, including humans! STP video https://youtu.be/YxS4lqppZ6Y AFI miss murder https://youtu.be/YU4hhNKsPog Versatile Rabbits - “Mythology has caught on to the duality of the rabbit, making them figures of both light and darkness, a bridge between the otherworld and the heavens, the ideal beast to plague your subconscious.” Bunnies can portray any evil character, This may be true, but the evil cinematic rabbit has yet to reach its final form. Obviously, bunny rabbits are out to get us. Beware!   http://mentalfloss.com/article/19880/horror-bunnies-8-rabbits-avoid http://www.horrorsociety.com/2014/04/19/5-horror-films-easter-sunday/ http://www.westword.com/music/top-10-creepy-movie-bunnies-in-case-you-want-to-ruin-easter-5713795 Weird Norfolk: The Phantom Rabbit of Thetford Warren Lodge http://www.edp24.co.uk/news/weird-norfolk-the-phantom-rabbit-of-thetford-warren-lodge-1-5004915 http://www.avclub.com/the-strange-history-of-terrifying-bunny-rabbits-in-film-1798429921 15 Weird and Wonderful Rabbits in Movies http://www.sbs.com.au/movies/article/2014/04/16/15-weird-and-wonderful-rabbits-movies NEWS: Beastly Haunted Trail http://www.post-gazette.com/pets/2017/09/22/Pet-Events-Haunted-Trail-Goat-Yoga-and-Wine-and-Rabbits/stories/201709230006 Skeletons, spiders, coffins, clowns and other things that go bump in the night are scary but fun at the outdoor Halloween fundraiser at the Beaver County Humane Society, 3394 Brodhead Road, Center. The wooded, winding Beastly Haunted Trail takes a good 30 minutes to navigate. See props and displays that volunteers have built over hundreds of hours in the last year. Volunteers are also on hand to jump out and scare visitors. Because of the fright factor, children 12 years old and younger must be accompanied by an adult. Since 2014 word-of-mouth and social media have attracted visitors from Allegheny and other counties and from as far away as West Virginia. The Beastly Haunted Trail is open Friday and Saturday nights, 7-10 p.m., from Sept. 29 through Oct. 28. Cost is $12 per person. Alien Bunnies Attack in the ‘Cute Little Buggers’ Trailer https://youtu.be/kBg_rgBwFQM http://bloody-disgusting.com/movie/3460928/alien-bunnies-attack-cute-little-buggers-trailer-exclusive/ Gremlins meet Hot Fuzz in Cute Little Buggers, premiering on VOD November 7th from Uncork’d Entertainment. Tony Jopia’s highly anticipated comedy-horror hybrid sees locals of a peaceful English village, enjoying their annual summer festival when they are suddenly attacked by mutated killer rabbits! “Somewhere in the depths of space, aliens are watching the earth and planning their attack. Unaware of the impending danger, the locals of a sleepy English village are preparing for their summer festival. The aliens launch their offensive by mutating the local rabbit population, and when the furry demons are released, the body count starts to pile up as blood, guts, and fur flies in all directions as the humans fight off the alien threat.” The film features genre icon Caroline Munro (Maniac, The Spy Who Loved Me). Bunny Man! The legend has circulated for years in several forms. A version naming a suspect and specific location was posted to a website in the late 1990s by a "Timothy C. Forbes". This version states that in 1904, an asylum prison in Clifton, Virginia was shut down by successful petition of the growing population of residents in Fairfax County. During the transfer of inmates to a new facility, one of the fifteen transports crashed; most, including the driver, were killed, ten escaped. A search party found all but one of them. During this time, locals allegedly began to find hundreds of cleanly skinned, half-eaten carcasses of rabbits hanging from the trees in the surrounding areas. Another search of the area was ordered, and the police located the remains of Marcus Wallster, left in a similar fashion to the rabbit carcasses hanging in a nearby tree or under a bridge overpass—also known as the "Bunny Man Bridge"—along the railroad tracks at Colchester Road. Officials name the last missing inmate, Douglas J. Grifon, as their suspect and call him "the bunny man". In this version, officials finally manage to locate Grifon but, during their attempt to apprehend him at the overpass, he nearly escapes before being hit by an oncoming train where the original transport crashed. They say after the train passed, the police heard laughter coming from the site. It is eventually revealed that Grifon was institutionalized for killing his family and children on Easter Sunday. For years after the "Bunny Man's" death, in the time approaching Halloween, carcasses are said to be found hanging from the overpass and surrounding areas. A figure is reportedly seen by passersby making their way through the one lane bridge tunnel. Fairfax County Public Library Historian-Archivist Brian A. Conley extensively researched the Bunny Man legend. He has located two incidents of a man in a rabbit costume threatening people with an axe. The vandalism reports occurred a week apart in 1970 in Burke, Virginia. The first incident was reported the evening of October 19, 1970 by U.S. Air Force Academy Cadet Robert Bennett and his fiancée, who were visiting relatives on Guinea Road in Burke. Around midnight, while returning from a football game, they reportedly parked their car in a field on Guinea Road to "visit an Uncle who lived across the street from where the car was parked". As they sat in the front seat with the motor running, they noticed something moving outside the rear window. Moments later, the front passenger window was smashed, and there was a white-clad figure standing near the broken window. Bennett turned the car around while the man screamed at them about trespassing, including: "You're on private property, and I have your tag number." As they drove down the road, the couple discovered a hatchet on the car floor. When the police requested a description of the man, Bennett insisted he was wearing a white suit with long bunny ears. However, Bennett's fiancée contested their assailant did not have bunny ears on his head, but was wearing a white capirote of some sort. They both remembered seeing his face clearly, but in the darkness, they could not determine his race. The police returned the hatchet to Bennett after examination. Bennett was required to report the incident upon his return to the Air Force Academy. The second reported sighting occurred on the evening of October 29, 1970, when construction security guard Paul Phillips approached a man standing on the porch of an unfinished home, in Kings Park West on Guinea Road. Phillips said the man was wearing a gray, black, and white bunny costume, and was about 20 years old, 5 feet 8 inches (1.73 m) tall, and weighed about 175 pounds (79 kg). The man began chopping at a porch post with a long-handled axe, saying: "All you people trespass around here. If you don't get out of here, I'm going to bust you on the head." The Fairfax County Police opened investigations into both incidents, but both were eventually closed for lack of evidence. In the weeks following the incidents, more than 50 people contacted the police claiming to have seen the "Bunny Man". Several newspapers reported the incident of the "Bunny Man" eating a man's runaway cat, including the following articles in The Washington Post: "Man in Bunny costume Sought in Fairfax" (October 22, 1970) "The 'Rabbit' Reappears" (October 31, 1970) "Bunny Man Seen" (November 4, 1970) "Bunny Reports Are Multiplying" (November 6, 1970) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bunny_Man   © Copyrighted

Watership Down et Plague Dogs : On parle des adaptations des livres iconiques de Richard Adams par Martin Rosen en magnifiques et troublants films d'animation.

Watership Down et Plague Dogs : On parle des adaptations des livres iconiques de Richard Adams par Martin Rosen en magnifiques et troublants films d'animation.

*Please note: this episode features descriptions of animal abuse and violence so listener discretion is advised. * Hey everyone! Who's ready to get sad and angry at the same time? That's right, it's angrad time! (Sangry?) We're talking about the 1982 film, The Plague Dogs directed by Martin Rosen and written by Richard Adams (both of Watership Down fame). Our story follows two dogs, Rowlf and Snitter, as they escape from an animal testing facility and try to survive in the outdoors. It's like Homeward Bound without the hope! Or All Dogs go to Heaven but with more brain surgery and English accents! Seriously though, it's quite a sad movie but worth checking out. Thank you for listening and please let us know what you think or if you have recommendations, requests, etc. Robbie Twitter:@lobster_writer Tracy Twitter: @tctrauscht Youtube: Animation Station with Robbie and Tracy ------ Music featured: "Time and Tide", Patrick Gleeson "Who Let The Dogs Out", Matt Mulholland  

Child development is something every parent is concerned about - we all want our children to be the best! As with many health-related issues, we often wait until something is wrong before seeking help. When we wait until school age tests to be certain how our child is developing, it's often past the critical period to be able to see the biggest change to their brain function. In this episode, I talk to Dr Marty Rosen who teaches internationally on the topic of how skull movement affects brain development in babies and children. Often babies have small but noticeable asymmetries in their skulls, which can alter the way the child's brain develops. This is sometimes due to a traumatic delivery, like forceps pressure, sometimes due to sleeping positions, but often the baby's positioning inside Mum's tummy has a big effect too. As a baby's brain begins to develop before he/she is born, by the time of birth, the foundations are in place for this growth and development to continue through infancy. A whopping 80-90% of brain growth occurs within those first two years, so this is a really important episode for all parents to listen to. One of the biggest things I hope to do with this podcast is to encourage change before things "go wrong", and Marty is absolutely on the ball with that message too. But be warned, Marty is an absolute wealth of knowledge, and he talks fast.... really fast! So you may have to rewind back a few times, but I promise you, it's worth it. What this man doesn't know, is not worth knowing. About Marty Rosen Martin G. Rosen, DC, is a 1981 graduate of Life Chiropractic College.  He lives and practices with his wife Nancy Watson, D.C and his daughter Erin Rosen, D.C. in Wellesley, Massachusetts.  Dr. Rosen taught his first chiropractic seminar in 1979 and has traveled the world teaching SOT®, pediatrics, cranial adjusting, practice management and chiropractic philosophy and neurology ever since.  For over 33 years, he has been at the forefront of chiropractic pediatric and specifically pediatric craniopathy.  He has written multiple books and research studies as well as run a successful family chiropractic practice.   Dr. Rosen has dedicated his life and inspired thousands of others in the pursuit of excellence in the application in the art and science of chiropractic.  His "Pediatric Chiropractic Care" book is a "must have" book for those chiropractors looking to become experts in the care of children. He is widely active on social media, and you can find him on Facebook in many forms: his personal page, his office, his paediatric page and he's also on twitter. In this episode, we discuss: How a baby’s brain begins to develop before he/she has even been born The formation of synapses (connections) between different parts of the brain begins in utero! Foundations are needed to build the basis for the baby to grow on, and reach developmental milestones At birth we have almost all the raw materials to develop upon 80-90% of brain growth occurs in the first 2 years The survival part of the brain (cerebellum) grows 240% in the first year of life Social developmental milestones are reached as a result of the nervous system growth Psychologists describe the first 2 years as the period for most dynamic growth Why it’s so important to identify children at risk of neuro-developmental delay within the first year A lot of the issues we are seeing in children at school age actually occurred within the first year of life The health of our future generations is declining due to the onslaught of environmental insults Children need a nervous system that is able to deal with the insults in order to develop appropriately, which is the aim of the chiropractic paradigm Environmental insults can be physical (falls, bumps to the head, junior sports), chemical (air & water pollution, electromagnetic fields from mobile phones and iPads, food), emotional (lack of bonding) & sometimes spiritual The nervous system usually adapts, but sometimes compensates The three parts of the nervous system and what they control within the body: central, peripheral and autonomic How a stretched spinal cord (from forward postures such as children playing on iPads, or even from a straightforward birth) affects the developing brain and body, as a result of changing the tone of the nervous system Compensatory patterns - what they are and how we get them - if we have too many things to compensate for, then we can’t develop as well or as quickly as intended How nerves from the upper neck feed directly into the brain, and while glitches may not show up immediately, as different areas of the brain begin to develop, differences are noticed How an overloaded nervous system can begin to balance once subluxations are corrected Different children with different personalities will show their inability to adapt in different ways, but it all comes down to the same thing - an overwhelmed nervous system How the skull is designed to allow the brain to grow, but with altered movement in the skull bones, the whole system down to the coccyx is affected - this changes the speed of nerve reaction times Slower nerve reaction times may result in slower learning The younger you are, the better the ability to adapt Symptoms aren’t a good indicator of whether a child needs to be checked How birth affects the infant’s nervous system Marty’s preference is to check all babies within 7-10 days Final thought: “It is imperative to have your child’s spine and nervous system checked by a competent chiropractor as soon as possible to make sure that you give them the greatest opportunity to develop their optimum potential: neurologically, immune system, socially, emotionally & physically” Further research: Pediatric Chiropactic Care by Martin Rosen, DC www.drmartinrosen.com Journal of Vertebral Subluxation McCoy Press International Chiropactic Pediatric Association SOTO-USA  SOTO-Europe

Dr. Martin Rosen is a 1981 summa cum laude graduate of Life Chiropractic College. Since 1982 he has practiced in Wellesley, Massachusetts as a family and pediatric chiropractor. Over the past 34 years Dr. Rosen has taught pediatrics, craniopathy, SOT, practice management and chiropractic philosophy nationally and internationally to thousands of chiropractors and chiropractic students. While lecturing and teaching to chiropractors and the public he has compiled thousands of hours of presentations on chiropractic technique, research and evidence based protocols. His unique approach to chiropractic and the care of the pediatric population is evidenced in his published books, DVDs and professional articles. Currently, besides his own seminar programs, he is teaching for the International Pediatric Chiropractic Association (ICPA) as part of their advanced certification program. His books include: The Pediatric Participant Guide for SOT®, The Pediatric SOT® Spinal Adjusting Manual, The SOT® Pediatric Cranial Adjusting Manual, has written a chapter on pediatric adjusting entitled, Sacro Occipital Technique®, in the 2nd Edition of "Chiropractic Pediatrics", and his new book "Pediatric Chiropractic Care" was released in March 2015. His educational DVDs are designed to assist the practitioner in learning beginning, intermediate and advanced spinal, cranial and soft tissue chiropractic adjusting techniques. Show Notes Marty Rosen discusses his road into chiropractic. Marketing before internet: feet on the ground, speaking, lectures, spinal screenings, etc. Confrontational tolerance- practicing being comfortable with being uncomfortable. On teaching students: Art should be the heaviest in Art, Philosophy, and Science. Being able to commit to your technique. Dedication is key. Building a family practice: expect to see the children of any family, be excellent at doing your adjusting and you will get the referrals. Patient retention: running practice by using statistics. Your educational process or your results may not be up to par if your stats are not looking good. Objectify your goals, take periodic looks at the practice and re-evaluate yourself. During an ROF: determine how engaged the patient is and modify yourself to that. The more time you spend explaining what chiropractic is, the less time they will spend in the practice. Learn to be aware of your audience. Adjusting on the first vs second visit: It’s impossible to find a subluxation pattern in one visit; You lose the ability to educate; You may be adjusting a compensation instead of a subluxation. Internal marketing: newsletters, social media, referrals, website. Insurance companies mainly cover acute care. New doc: you have to be willing to put more time into building your practice. Set goals. Use your strengths and focus on that. Look to yourself first to change your practice. Seasoned docs: you can’t ever stop pushing the “boulder,” learn new skills, interact with like-minded chiropractors, change your communication to your patients. Lesson learned: maintain balance in life. Learn to process your mistakes and forgive yourself. Daily habits: Meditating, exercise, vodka? Book: The Philosophy, Art, and Science of Sacroocipital Technic by Major Dejarnette Best business advice: Keep your overhead low, keep your expectations rational, and work really really hard. There will always be someone bigger than you, faster than you, smarter than you, etc. Just do your best and feeling goo about your choices. Stop comparing yourself with other people. Contact: https://drmartinrosen.com/, wellesleychiro.com Like what you hear? Subscribe! If you’ve found any value or helpful information in the Chiro Business Mojo Podcast then we’d love to hear about it! Please head over to iTunes and subscribe. While you’re at it, leave us a rating (5 stars would be great) and a review so others can find us! If you have any questions or comments about this show or its contents, please post them in the comments area below and we’ll be happy to answer them!