Podcast appearances and mentions of matt cornell

Recorded a week and a half after David Lynch's death, this episode is a mishmash of interviews with Cinema of the Dam'd programmers Jen Bronson and Matt Cornell and clips of what we showed during our 15 hour twitch marathon. We spoke about our Lynch faves, what he means to us, and where our head was at after watching so much of his work at once (it was pretty divine). Lynch's death hit hard and this won't be the last time I feature him on Somebody's Watching.Show Notes:Cinema of the Dam'dJennifer's Bronson's InstagramMatt Cornell's InstagramThe Squid and the Whale (2005)The Straight Story (1999)Blue Velvet (1986)Blue Velvet edited for televisionTwin Peaks (1990-1991, 2017)Mulholland Drive (2001)Lost Highway (1997)Eraserhead (1977)Inland Empire (2006)Hotel Room (1993)Crash (1996)Pink Flamingos (1972)Swingers (1996)John WatersDavid Wants to Fly (2010)Angelo Badalamenti on Laura Palmer's themeFollow Somebody's Watching here:⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter: @somebodyspod⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram: @somebodyswatchingpod⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Email: somebodywatchingpod@gmail.com

Matt Cornell of Bruin Outfitters and Guide Service joins the JMO Podcast for the first time. Matt has 3 decades of guiding anglers under his belt from the Northwest Territories to Saskatchewan and for the last 15 years he's been guiding ice anglers on the famed Lake Winnipeg. In this interview we get to know Matt through some great stories of his guiding career and towards the end we dive deeper into what it takes to be successful on Lake Winnipeg chasing giant greenback walleyes.Summit Fishing Equipment - https://summitfishingequipment.comZulauf Construction - https://www.zulaufconstruction.com701-630-0197Website - www.jmopodcast.comFacebook - https://www.facebook.com/JMOFishingPodcastInstagram - https://www.instagram.com/the_jmopodcast/

We're dropping this episode a bit before March—a dreamtime month for many THR readers and podcast listeners. March is on the cusp here in the Northern Hemisphere of longer days. All that translates into more time to move through the mountains—often with warmer temps and more stable avalanche conditions.This episode is handy if you need a little push to get the wheels turning, dream, be inspired, or push yourself out of your comfort zone.Let's get to it.On the Emergence Episode, we chat with Sam Hennessey, Michael Gardner, and Adam Fabrikant. We'll provide links below if you are unfamiliar with any of these three folks. If you follow the podcast, Adam has been on before. And yes, he still shines. For Sam and Mike, this is a first.Emergence. The podcast's title, which we vacillated on, is spot on. According to the Wiki, "emergence occurs when a complex entity has properties or behaviors that its parts do not have on their own, and emerge only when they interact in a wider whole."In this instance, the wider whole can be the group construct: three experienced individuals bringing their strengths and weaknesses to an endeavor and exceeding, in a unique way, the attributes of any individual. The wider whole also includes a vast physical landscape full of possibilities, including technical and endurance challenges, pitfalls that include high-gravity situations, and the potential for interpersonal conflict.We mostly focus on an excellent 2021 adventure by Hennessey, Gardner, and Fabrikant. Here are the basics of their mega-push: a climb of Denali's Cassin Ridge, a first ski descent of the mountain's Northwest Buttress, and an exit on foot across the tundra to Wonder Lake. Beyond the slog across Denali National Park's lowlands, this episode also features some fine ski alpinism done in good style.​​The good style we speak of also translates to the group at large. What makes these three individuals compelling is not simply their questing in the mountains but the real sense that Hennessey, Gardner, and Fabrikant care deeply about one another. That, folks, is a huge ingredient for any successful endeavor, which also gifts smiles and laughter.Let's set the ski alpinism scene.In 2019, Hennessey and Gardner climbed the Infinite Spur on Sultana (Mount Foraker) in ski boots with skis secured to their packs on a 48-hour trip. Yes, they descended on skis. The first ascent, a storied one at that, was completed by Michael Kennedy and George Lowe back in 1977 over 11 days.Then, in 2021, Hennessey and Gardner climbed a new route on the Isis Face of Denali's South Buttress in their impeccable ski alpinism style. Climb in ski boots with skis along for the ride and ski as much of the descent as possible, ultimately bringing them to the Kahiltna Glacier, the main jumping-off point for the main Denali ascent route. The two took a few rest days, then climbed a highly technical route on the North Buttress of Begguya (Mount Hunter) to the summit—this time sans skis and ski boots.As rest and recovery, Hennessey and Gardner guided the West Buttress route on Denali, as did Fabrikant. From there, the plan to climb the Cassin as a trio and make a first ski descent down the mountain's Northwest Buttress was hatched.After their respective guiding obligations, Hennessey, Gardner, and Fabrikant climbed the Cassin, skied the Northwest Buttress down to tundra, and walked out to Wonder Lake, where they snagged a bus ride back to Talkeetna. Resources—Mike Gardner wrote an excellent summary of their season, which listeners/readers can find here.—Hennesey's piece in the American Alpine Journal titled "Ski Seasons: Modern Ski Alpinism in the Alaska Range" is here.—To learn more about Hennessey and Gardner's fast and light ethos in technical ground, here is a collection of stories/podcasts on their speedy ascent, along with Rob Smith, up Denali's Slovak Direct.Slovak Direct PodcastFast times on Slovak DirectSingle Push on Denali's Slovak Direct—this podcast features Matt Cornell, Steve House, and Rob Smith (not Hennessey or Gardner). It is an excellent discussion of the history of the route and the evolving strategies used to ascend the line.Thanks for listening.    Find us at the-high-route.com. Yeah, there are two hyphens for redundancy, which is a good policy in the mountains. For weight weenies, hyphens weigh next to nothing. We are a reader supported website with free podcasts. Our podcasts are not free to produce or store on a server. If you are enjoying the podcasts, please consider supporting The High Route, you can find subscription information here. The theme music for The High Route Podcast comes from Storms in the Hill Country and the album The Self Transforming (Thank you, Jens Langsjoen). You can find a link to the album here—there are so many good songs on this album. And if you think you've spotted a UFO in the past or visited the 7th dimension, "Beautiful Alien" is a good tune to start with.

On October 12, climbers Matt Cornell, Jackson Marvell and Alan Rousseau summited 7,710-meter Jannu, or Khumbakarna, by a new route up the north face, climbed in alpine style. Jannu's main north face had only been climbed once, in 2004, by a 12-man Russian team that spent nearly two months on the face and fixed over 10,000 feet of rope. The American trio carried a single lead rope and took only a modest rack and no bolt kit. Their route, Round Trip Ticket, was climbed and descended in one week. Years of preparation and innovation went into this remarkable ascent, and in this episode of the Cutting Edge, we're fortunate to hear all three climbers telling the story. The Cutting Edge is presented by Hilleberg the Tentmaker, with additional support from Bivouac Coffee and Blue Ice. This podcast is produced by the American Alpine Club.

The Cutting Edge returns for season five with Jackson Marvell, a 27-year-old alpinist from Utah who just completed his second new route up the mile-high east face of Mt. Dickey in Alaska's Ruth Gorge. Along with Matt Cornell and Alan Rousseau, Jackson climbed the AI6 M6 X route, Aim for the Bushes, over three days in late March. The AAJ's Michael Levy spoke with Jackson to get all the details.

One has toured with Taylor Swift, has 12 x Golden Guitars and 11 x CMC awards to his name; the other is a 5 x Golden Guitar nominee and has played bass with some of Australia's most revered acts. Combined they share over 50 million streams and today, Adam Brand and Matt Cornell join forces to deliver the rousing new single, ‘Our Church'. Since departing the Baby Animals over a decade ago for a gig with Adam Brand, Matt Cornell has walked the path of country music. The pair quickly became thick as thieves. When a global pandemic threatened to demolish that path, their comradery gave them resilience. “Before ‘Our Church' was a song, it was our weekly catch up with a couple of my close brothers during covid,” recalls Brand. Both being ‘foodies' who frequently share their culinary skills with social media fans, it was only natural to host the catch ups at cafés all over QLDs Gold Coast. “We found it was helping us deal with the mental anguish of our industry being on its knees, the work & money we had lost. In particular, I was really struggling,” adds Cornell. “But I found solace in my mates, in our little catch up every week. I'm not a religious man, but I decided to call it Church.TOUR DATES – ADAM BRAND Saturday 25th February – Mathinna Country Club – Mathinna, TAS Saturday 4th March – Country by the Bay Festival – Frankston, VIC Saturday 25th March – Rodeo 4 Life - Wollongong, NSW Saturday 22nd April – Gippsland Country Music Festival – Gippsland, VIC Sunday 30th April – Lighthouse Country - Burnett Heads, QLD Friday 14th – Sunday 16th July – Country on Keppel - Keppel Island, QLD** Tickets are on sale now and available via https://adambrandmusic.com/tour-dates/ TOUR DATES – MATT CORNELL Saturday 11th March – The Stock Route Country Music Festival – Dubbo, NSW Saturday 10th June – Lets Wing It Festival – Scone, NSW Friday 14th – Sunday 16th July – Country on Keppel - Keppel Island, QLD Saturday 5th – Saturday 12th August – Tunes in the Tropics - Fiji** Tickets are on sale now and available via http://www.mattcornellmusic.com.au/ Creating a community that empowers men to create direction for their life through strengthening mental & physical fitness.Get in touch in the comments below or head to...Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/lachlanstuart/YouTube:https://youtube.com/@lachlanstuart91Website:https://themanthatcanproject.com/Do Something Today To Be Better For Tomorrow

Andy Grabs Matt Cornell for a chat and a couple of tunes. Trevor Warner and Mike get into it on the vexed EWD issue. Bob wants to get something straight with STTA Yogi and Mike with th usual news feature. plus a bit from the ABC, our story is getting to be mainstream now.

With only about a dozen ascents in nearly four decades, the Slovak Direct route on Denali's south face is one of North America's premier climbs. Sixteen years after the first ascent, Scott Backes, Steve House, and Mark Twight famously upped the ante by climbing the route in single-push style: bringing no tent or sleeping bags and climbing nearly continuously for 60 hours. Twenty-two years later, in the spring of 2022, the Slovak saw another round of single-push ascents, blazing up the route in less than 24 hours. For this episode, AAJ editor Dougald MacDonald spoke with climbers from all three of these ascents: Steve House, Matt Cornell, and Rob Smith. They talked about the progression in climbing gear and tactics that allowed such amazingly fast climbs, but also about universal aspects of challenges like this that have nothing to do with speed records. The Cutting Edge is presented by Hilleberg the Tentmaker (hilleberg.com), with additional support from Lowa Boots, Polartec, and Gnarly Nutrition. This podcast is produced by the American Alpine Club.

Rod Hannifey talks with Mike on trucking issues. Matt Cornell has a great chat which Andy. Something To Talk About and the our News. A great remake of an old classic, Adam Brand eases us out of the show. It's another huge week in trucking.

Hard, scary trad climbing is all fun and games until someone breaks their back. That's what happened to Molly Mitchell on Crank It, a 5.13+ sport climb in Boulder Canyon that Molly was attempting to headpoint on gear. Nevertheless, Molly sought redemption and returned to the climb years later and ultimately sent it on gear. But what she discovered about her self, and her health, ended up being the real prize of this inspiring journey. But first, the hosts take a closer look at how one of the biggest and hardest routes on Denali got not one but two insane speed records set within a matter of weeks. That would be the Slovak Direct, with Matt Cornell, Jackson Marvell and Alan Rousseau setting the pace at 21 hours, 35 minutes. Then two weeks later, Michael Gardner, Sam Hennessey and Rob Smith came in at 17 hours, 10 minutes. Our final bit is music from an old classic. Show Notes Follow Molly Mitchell on Instagram. Read Climbing magazine's report on Molly's ascent. The Alpinist reports on the Slovak Direct. Justification for an Elitist Attitude, by Mark Twight. Become a RunOut Rope Gun! Support our podcast and increase your RunOut runtime. Bonus episodes, AMA, and more will be available to our Rope Guns. Thank you for your support! http://patreon.com/runoutpodcastContact us Send ideas, voicemail, feedback and more. andrew@runoutpodcast.com // chris@runoutpodcast.com

Mike Carr joins Simon to talk about his new song "Haircut".  But there is so much more to talk about from his beginnings in music, songs he has written for others, the award winning albums he released under a pseudonuym to his partnering with Matt Cornell.   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In which returning podguest Matt Cornell joins us to discuss the Jason Bateman 18-episode megahit IT'S YOUR MOVE (1984). In memory of Adam Sadowsky who played lovable sidekick Eli. (Warning: contains spoilers and some content may be triggering.)

Buddy Goode is a singer, songwriter, live performer and a sensational artist. He blasted onto the Australian music scene after moving from his hometown, Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, USA. One of 18 children, he came from adject poverty but was always destined to be a star. Keith Urban suggested he "come Down Under" so that is exactly what he did. His musical rise to the top really kicked off when he signed to ABC Music/Universal Australia. His rare and striking talent earned him 5 ARIA Award nominations and 2 ARIA wins for Best Comedy Release. He also claimed a MO Award for Best Comedy Act. Buddy has released 6 albums and tours country music festivals with artists like Adam Brand, Matt Cornell, Lee Kernaghan. He’s worked with Kaylee Bell, Drew McAllister, Shannon Noll and many names considered country music royalty. He is currently working on a musical "Wuhan Wuhan The Musical"! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Matt Cornell is a talented singer, songwriter and multi-instrumentalist. He has worked and toured with the likes of Richard Clapton, Shannon Noll, Jenny Morris, Damien Leith and iconic rock band, The Baby Animals and most recently with Australian Country superstar Adam Brand. He is a Sydney boy who grew up in a house full of music from his mum and dad and always had creative people in the house and lot's of music, he only ever really thought about music and that's what his whole life was based around. He also has a project called Cornell & Carr - check out their website here: www.cornellandcarr.com Connect with Matt: Website Facebook Spotify Instagram YouTube

In which biographer Carl Rollyson and film programmer Matt Cornell stop by to talk about GENTLEMEN PREFER BLONDES and all things MARILYN MONROE. (Warning: contains spoilers and some content may be triggering.)

In which Matt Cornell stops by once again to talk about three Crispin Glover classics: TWISTER, WILLARD, and the TV pilot THE BEST OF TIMES. (Warning: contains spoilers and some content may be triggering.)

In which film maven Matt Cornell drops by to discuss Jacques Tati’s PLAYTIME (1967) as we careen past Stanley Kubrick, Alex Jones, and human evolution. (Warning: contains spoilers and some content may be triggering.)

The season one finale in which Matt Cornell, founder and co-programmer of Amsterdam’s CINEMA OF THE DAM’D, stops by to discuss two Nicholas Ray films, BIGGER THAN LIFE (1956) and PARTY GIRL (1958). (Warning: contains spoilers and some content may be triggering.)

Guest Host Annalouise Paul speaks to independent artists Dr Laura Osweiler and Matt Cornell about mental health in the dance industry.The societal rise in awareness of mental health and surrounding issues is currently more evident than ever. How is the dance sector responding to this in 2019? How is the dance sector responding to trends in thinking and being proactive about mental health? What are your approaches to self-care so we can learn from and share with each other?

Introducing Jay Seeney Today's guest joining us on the Join Up Dots show is Jay Seeney. He is the founder of media company Blacklist Productions. A company started to create cinematic videos and beautiful imagery. In just two short years since inception, Jay Seeney has filmed with the best in the Australian Country Music business, directing clips for Lee Kernaghan, the Wolfe Brothers, Andrew Swift, Troy Kemp, Drew McAlister, Benn Gunn, Matt Cornell, Mike Carr and countless other artists. Jay's video style revolves around highlighting Australia's best artists in some of the most desirable locations around the country. Credits include: #1 Music Video on CMC Backroad Nation – Lee Kernaghan, #1 – Storm Rollin' In – The Wolfe Brothers, over 30 music videos on the Country Music Channel Videos have received over one millions views online. Jay is a talented musician, passionate artist and photographer and a highly skilled film maker. So how did he take his passion music and build a business which has transformed his life to where it is today? And if he could give one big piece of advice to every listener of Join Up Dots what would it be? Well let's find out as we bring onto the show to start joining up dots with the one and only Mr. Jay Seeney Show Highlights During the show we discussed such weighty subjects with Jay Seeney such as: Jay shares how he got the idea for Blacklist Productions due to the cost of making his own videos. He found his own pain point and took action. We talk about the process of trawling through YouTube to find good the stuff that can push you on. It can work, but be very very selective.  Jay talks about the method of finding the right clients for his business that can push his business forward. Scale by using their profile to build your own. And lastly................. Why gaining time in your life is so important especially at the beginning of starting your business. A day per week can be such a huge win.

Matt Cornell and Grady have been friends for a long time (since kindergarten). Matt chose a life of running competitively while Grady chose to start a podcast. Somehow, they're still friends. Matt and Grady talk about running, training for half marathons, and beer. Support our sponsor, Steel Pig Forge.https://www.steelpigforge.comhttps://www.facebook.com/steelpigforgeSupport NE Beer:30 on Patreon! You can help us keep the show going.https://www.patreon.com/nebeer30The Nebraska Beer:30 Podcast is beer-centered entertainment focused on people who are doing great things in Nebraska. #NEBeer30https://www.Facebook.com/NEBeer30https://www.Twitter.com/NEBeer30https://www.Instagram.com/nebeer30https://www.Teespring.com/stores/nebeer30store

Featured stories told by audience members at the Raven Narratives "dirty work" story SLAM at Road X Werx on September 14th, 2019. Including stories by: Elise Goggin (00:36) Matt Cornell (6:30) Nathan Gilpin (15:39) Lille Diane (22:56) John Willard (32:36) Dave Benga (38:14) David Butler (41:40)

"Look back and see the gallery that the body is"Wendy Yu Wendy Yu is a dance or movement artist based in Sydney. Her work has generally been centred around exploring dance outside of it’s theatrical context and placing it on a medium in which viewers may witness the intricacies of movement that bodies, in the space, may achieve. We cover. Matt's lineage and backgroundDesigning interactive Jitter matrix patchworksApathetic movement Binocular vision: sensing the phenomena and seeing the semiotics Choreographing coding / Aleatoric choreography Phenomenology of seeing dance Charlie, CharlieHaving a sense of what could be Working with choreographers that have an extra senseEmbodiment 'Independencies', as an artistMissing dancing Gallery dance Minisculisation of danceThe act of creating a pre-exisiting entity Look back and see the gallery that the body isPreferred methods of choreography: MattHow can we systematise that magic that comes from movementBeing a magician or a wizard in choreography The power of dance being in empathy and the notion of apathetic choreography Choreographing for parents, colonial movementsMaking cheap artMaking until you realise what you're making Valuing extraction to become an object outside of the self, to be viewed, restructuring it rather than restructuring youFrontality Hating Formula 1 into loving Generating movement from data Handling impulse and handling data https://vimeo.com/356897873 links: https://www.facebook.com/TheMattmospherehttp://mattcornell.com/?fbclid=IwAR2px2v9HDaNYX1j-mLlwwTFrMunr4QDpRQ7CQp64_7SXZaT0VBG-rGYmY8https://www.instagram.com/themattmosphere/https://www.facebook.com/wendy.yu.12https://www.wendyyu.org/https://www.instagram.com/wendellsmindblowers/https://performing.artshub.com.au/news-article/reviews/performing-arts/lynne-lancaster/one-state-reverie-sydney-fringe-nsw-258867?fbclid=IwAR0gVTmBzTtfTMYytKUYYfA4PZTStZWi-18IeiMlAL8juKwzNSUPFoAxFmMhttps://contactsheet.com.au/blogs/news/things-i-wanted-to-say-but-never-did-wendy-yu?fbclid=IwAR1mV08zzF-qYDBdimZIkjgxFewTivakx4a_Cl6fcSNn2NUr1Zxd6FQOWLk

Matt takes a trip to Nevada to realize his dream of becoming the engineer of a railroad steam locomotive.

Featured stories told by audience members at the Raven Narratives "family" story SLAM at the Durango Arts Center on December 1st, 2018. Including stories by: Amber DeHerrera (00:46) Janelle Stewart (06:12) Heather Hoechst (12:00) Matt Cornell (21:36) Melissa May (28:35) Shane Nelson (39:40) Tom Garcia (49:22)

Matt Cornell and Mike Carr didn't realise their parents gigged together until a chance meeting. Mike went to Matt's house one night to meet him for the first time and that's when he noticed there were pictures of his dad on Matt's walls, with, as it turned out, Matt's dad.  Jennifer Ingall discovers how these two solo musicians became a duo.

Should we have babies? How many babies? Two babies? Six babies? Zero babies? Or should we run off into the woods and grow secret beans instead? Are the scary millennials coming to destroy your favorite crappy casual restaurant chains? Do we laugh because we’re scared? Matt Cornell of Boss Drop and [REDACTED] is here to help us figure this all out. The stakes have never been higher! Pancakes are promised (but have yet to be delivered). Threats are made. Space colonization dreams are dashed. A product line is pitched. (more…)

Osamah Sami takes his memoir Good Muslim Boy to the stage, jazz pianist Tony Gould reflects on a life in music, two men use dance to explore masculinity in The BLOKES Project and a pub becomes a sanitorium in Visiting Hours.

Welcome back to Agenda on FBi Radio! We had our first show of 2018, highlighting some of the news and what we've been enjoying from over the break: Patagonian feminist folk rap three-piece Femina, SZA and Kelela were amazing live; We've been listening to Sovereign Trax's Invasion Day mix featuring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander artists and global First Nations artists; We read A World Without Whom, Bad Feminist, The Will To Change: Men, Masculinity and Love We loved Call Me By Your Name and its incredible soundtrack; We also played some tracks from our Feel Your Feelings playlist, which we released at the end of 2017 with tips for creative burnout and songs recommended by some of the incredible guests and contributors to the show from the past year. We had a chat with Matt Cornell from The Blokes Project, a new dance work exploring Australian masculinity and what it means to be a bloke today.

A stack of stories and songs from artists Jen Mize, Matt Cornell, Karin Page, Dean Perrett, Kirsty Lee Akers, Hayley Jensen, Amber Joy Poulton, Lyn Bowtell and Daniel Thompson!

Matt Cornell joins Big Stu & MJ in the studio to have some fun playing a game and performing his new single live on Facebook.Original Air Date: 19th October 2017.

  Today we talked about the ethical implications of an artificial womb - what that means as a human, as an employee and for your reproductive rights. We also looked at the blockbuster new development in the sex tech industry; a sex robot who can never say no. Angela Goh, Matt Cornell and Sezzo Snot joined us in the studio to talk about The Big Bounce happening tonight at PACT.

On this show Abdul interviews Greg Semu about his show at Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation. David chats to iconic Australian fashion designer Linda Jackson. Then we are joined by Matt Cornell who lead an interview with artist Deb Mansfield about her project Just Dance. Music by Daniel Michael Satele.