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This week at the Silver Screen Video we are happy to have the great film critic Mike D'Angelo. You can currently catch Mike at The AV Club and his site https://www.panix.com/~dangelo/. He is also a great follow on Letterboxd. In this episode we talk about Maren Ade and her career. If you enjoy Mike's work, be sure to check out his Patreon which you can find on his website. Enjoy the show. Don't forget to check out our new Patreon to get access to The Silver Screen Video After Dark. Link is below for all our social media. https://linktr.ee/silverscreenvideo Thanks for stopping by. Feel free to email at silverscreenvideopodcast@gmail.com with any comments or thoughts. Also be sure to follow us on Instagram @silverscreenvideopodcast or Twitter @SilverVideo --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/silverscreenvideo/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/silverscreenvideo/support
In the 1950s, wholesome whitebread protestants were terrified by the so-called "Race Records" of the likes of Little Richard, Charles Singleton and Nat King Cole. Enter Pat Boone, a palatable alternative to both black musicians and the gyrating hips of Elvis Presley. With his milquetoast covers of black artists' original compositions, Pat Boone quickly surged to superstardom, amassing millions of dollars, jumpstarting a career in film and television, and spreading the good word to his avowedly Christian Conservative audience. In 1997, at age 63, Boone decided to try his hand at an entirely new form of cultural appropriation by shedding his cardigan for a leather vest and choker, and recording In A Metal Mood: No More Mr. Nice Guy, an album of cover songs by the likes of Alice Cooper, Ronnie James Dio, Metallica, and his neighbor and friend Ozzy Osbourne. Mike D'Angelo and Ginny Nightshade of Old School Game Show join Heather and Mike to discuss this anomaly and its place in Boone's milieu. What exactly compels a Christian Conservative grandpa, birther and avowed homophobe to give a pass to the most Satanic genre? And is there any value to be found in an album made by such a wretched bigot? It's a long way to the top if you want to croon and crow. Part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.
In the 1950s, wholesome whitebread protestants were terrified by the so-called "Race Records" of the likes of Little Richard, Charles Singleton and Nat King Cole. Enter Pat Boone, a palatable alternative to both black musicians and the gyrating hips of Elvis Presley. With his milquetoast covers of black artists' original compositions, Pat Boone quickly surged to superstardom, amassing millions of dollars, jumpstarting a career in film and television, and spreading the good word to his avowedly Christian Conservative audience. In 1997, at age 63, Boone decided to try his hand at an entirely new form of cultural appropriation by shedding his cardigan for a leather vest and choker, and recording In A Metal Mood: No More Mr. Nice Guy, an album of cover songs by the likes of Alice Cooper, Ronnie James Dio, Metallica, and his neighbor and friend Ozzy Osbourne. Mike D'Angelo and Ginny Nightshade of Old School Game Show join Heather and Mike to discuss this anomaly and its place in Boone's milieu. What exactly compels a Christian Conservative grandpa, birther and avowed homophobe to give a pass to the most Satanic genre? And is there any value to be found in an album made by such a wretched bigot? It's a long way to the top if you want to croon and crow. Part of the Pantheon Podcast Network.
Probably two of the toughest dudes we've had on the show. Mike D'Angelo owns and operates The Fight Zone in Fort Myers where people from all over town train for years as MMA fighters. D'Angelo says that he he and his family have trained people from practically toddlers into full-grown wrecking machines. Nick Recchia is a professional fighter out of Fight Zone, and is tenured in the SWFL fighting scene. He tells stories of his decisions to walk into an MMA gym after being kicked out of hockey for fighting, his experiences as an amateur fighter, and his more recent decision to start trading concussions for more than just a free steak dinner. If you have an appreciation for physical prowess and conditioning, or you just like to see people beat each other up, check them out! @nickkrecchia @the_fight_zone THANKS FOR LISTENING GO SUPER SAIYAN! - Patreon.com/professorshred Email us cityofpalmspodcast@gmail.com ANCHOR PODCASTS FACEBOOK INSTAGRAM SPOTIFY APPLE PODCASTS - @prof.shred - @kinglombardo47 - @producedbybiscuit --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/daniel-lombardo5/support
theEVRYDYWKND presents #theBASSLINEpodcast discussing the hottest and most important topics in Hip Hop Culture from the #DMV perspective. This week the fellas chop it up with Mike D'Angelo x Marksman and discussed gun violence in DC, Mike's annual walk from DC to Philly, greatest female rapper of all time, Marksmans growth as an artist and more. New Music from Marksman #DopeDelivery
Photojournalist Mike D'Angelo has been all over the world shooting stories for WGN. He's been to the Vatican with Dina Bair. He went to Harvard with Larry Potash. He looked away as Dean Richards retrieved a tiny microphone from Aretha Franklin's cleavage. He's even been up in a hot air balloon on a shoot with Tom Skilling. Hear all these stories and more on the latest episode of the World's Greatest Newspaper Television Podcast.
Ricky & Travis sit down with Worcester's favorite door guy, the man who traveled to the World Nomad Games, and also the co-director of our favorite maker-space, Technocopia, Mike D'Angelo! Hear what it's like to hold down 2 full-time jobs (one being Ricky's personal door-guy through life)as well as being a co-director of one of the raddest maker spaces going in the city!
With 20+ years’ of groundbreaking success in the fitness industry, Mike D’Angelo is a personal trainer in every sense of the term. D’Angelo holds a degree in Exercise Science and is certified through the American College of Sports Medicine (ACSM) as an advanced trainer. Mike D’Angelo’s expertise in body sculpting know-how, his dedication and enthusiasm for the personal training industry and the development of BodyEvolver PT Pro, have all lead to him being a sought after expert in the field of personal training. Take a listen as our own Mike Urso interviews Mike D'Angelo!
MaryLinda Moss is an artist, wife and mother who suddenly became a hostage when an armed gunman stormed into the Silver Lake Trader Joe's store on July 21, 2018 after he'd allegedly shot and wounded his grandmother and girlfriend and led police on a pursuit. Trader Joe's manager, Melyda Corado, was shot and killed during the initial exchange of gunfire between the suspect, Gene Atkins, and police officers. Some 40 Trader Joe's customers and employees were then held hostage as police negotiators spoke to Atkins and MaryLinda, who at times held the phone during the negotiations. During this podcast, MaryLinda describes the takeover in detail including how she worked with another customer, Mike D'Angelo, and two store employees to keep the gunman from committing any further violence, and how her earlier life experiences informed her actions that ended with the gunman giving up and walking out of the store in handcuffs with MaryLinda, Mike, and the two store employees. Full show notes available at http://ktla.com/frankbuckleyinterviews.
Joining us this week are the creators of the cd BAKINI: En el Nuevo Mundo: Michael Spiro, Mike Mixtacki, and Joe Galvin. Mixtacki provides some vocals for the album, while Spiro and Galvin play on every track.There's much to say about their expertise and what we learned chatting with them - so much that we needed two complete episodes to share it with you! Here's part 1. Part 2 coming next week.Watch here. Listen below. If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element 0:00 intro and hello2:45 Why such a pedagogical approach to the CD? Great liner notes6:40 Beginning as an educator?10:55 How did you three get together?15:28 Mike D'Angelo and Mike Spiro at IU18:10 Term from the glossary: Oricha21:53 Your feelings on the current state of Ethnomusicolgy?44:11 Cross-culture collaborations & style collaborations.
Get your tuxes ready, prep your hair in the right kind of wave, and polish off your gun, too: we're going to a high school reunion! That's right, folks: on this episode of Mousterpiece Cinema, Scott and Josh are heading back to the 'burbs for a reunion as they discuss the 1997 hitman comedy Grosse Pointe Blank, starring John Cusack, Minnie Driver, Dan Aykroyd, and more. They're joined by Mike D'Angelo of Las Vegas Weekly and The A.V. Club to talk about this cult favorite that helped push Cusack a little further towards the always beloved High Fidelity. Does Grosse Pointe Blank still hold up after 20 years? Is John Cusack still better suited to characters like Martin Blank or did his paycheck-heavy work in later years fit him better? And are all three of the gentlemen on today's show madly in love with Minnie Driver? Find out now!
Mike D'Angelo, creator of BodyEvolver PT Pro, takes time to discuss with me the software that he created that has been such a great component of our success here at Revolution Fitness & Therapy. Mike looks back to talk about how and why the software was created and why it's been so successful with literally hundreds of clients all across the globe. Even if you're not a personal trainer, I highly recommend checking this episode out to see how this software can benefit you and get you better results if you're an exercise enthusiast elsewhere. Mike is so passionate and enthusiastic about the product he created and I couldn't wait to get him on the show. To learn more about BodyEvolver, please check out www.bodyevolver.com or connect with Mike directly at Mike@bodyevolver.com To learn more about your host, please visit www.jasonleenaarts.com Download, subscribe, share with your friends and if you have a moment, please leave an iTunes review!
Because YOU the listener demanded it, Ken presents a special edition of the show focusing on game shows with his guest, Old School Game Show figurehead Mike D'Angelo. Ken and Mike discuss the best show in Boston, gameshow tape traders, making your own radio mix tapes, Long Distance Dedications, Sir Italian Newton, TV Broadcast Towers, The Gong Show, the three categories of celebrity game show, Natural Deodorant, The $10,000 Volcano, celebrities on the Dating Game, the infamous "in the butt", Chuck Barris, Buzzr, mesothelioma, "the weird factor", being home sick from school, Summer binges, luck gaves vs. skill games, being in the studio audience of The Price is Right, Press Your Luck, gameshow sounds, Savage Steve Holland, Blind Date's Roger Lodge, Win Lose or Draw, the best game show set, Burt Renyolds, Starting Over, Dolly Parton's sexual chemistry, Burt Convey, Chuck Woolery, Love Connection, being "happy to pay for it", Party Lines, 1-800 tricks, OK Soda, Scrabble, Helen Keller The Gameshow, STUDS, acapella, Plinko, Candlepin vs. Big Ball, renting an entire Roller Rink for RollerReid, the story of Saucy Buns, Saturday Morning Depression, Match Game, Richard Dawson, Child's Play, Charles Nelson Riley, Blankity Blank, home games, JD Roth, Fun House, I'm Telling, Mall based entertainment, Army Navy Clothes, Spenser Gifts, Double Dare, Celebrity Family Double Dare, edible obstacle courses, competitive eating, Space Camp and British Knights, LA Gear, Japanese Gameshows, Family Feud Turkey, Oregon Trail and why MTV's Remote Control may be the greatest game show of all time.
Before film criticism and cinephilia moved from print and theaters to the screen and discussion boards, Mike D'Angelo was already there forming its basis for a serious minded engagement with movies. Mike sits down for this 50th episode of The Cinephiliacs to discuss his original path as a screenwriter and an actor, how he moved from an online phenomenon to a full time film critic, and the way the Internet helped in shaping his uniquely crafted voice. Peter also talks with Mike on his walk out policy, his obsession with puzzlebox movies, and the importance of rhythm in cinema. Finally, they look at one of the strangest American indies of recent memory—Vincent Gallo's Buffalo '66—and how the director-star constantly surprises by both engaging and then breaking with indie conventions. 0:00-2:29 Open3:53-8:32 Establishing Shots - Robert Greene's Actress9:18-1:07:04 Deep Focus - Mike D'Angelo1:07:54-1:09:36 Mubi Sponsorship - Edvard Munch1:10:53-1:31:03 Double Exposure - Buffalo '66 (Vincent Gallo)1:31:08-1:33:28 Close / Outtakes
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