Podcasts about mike hodge

Inevitably, any podcast concerning itself with mostly British films has to get to one considered by many the best Scottish film ever made. No, not Braveheart. Trainspotting is an occasionally joyful, sometimes devastating but often truthful film about heroin culture in Edinburgh in the 1990s, with a banging soundtrack. With a thousand apologies to its under-appreciated screenwriter Mike Hodge (whose name I simply cannot remember), here are our ramblings on the film an astonishing 27 years after its release. But what film to she-watch next month...?

As this pandemic continues to unfold and everyday more and more negative news keeps our social media feeds busy, I’ve paused my regular scheduled podcasting program (It's Always Sunny in the 6ix) to bring an intermission series of short video podcasts- remotely of course. STAY THE F* HOME is the name of the series. I’ll be checking up on people and how they’re staying positive and keeping sane during this lockdown. We’re all in it together and we all have a part to play.   On this episode, Mike Hodge, who notably goes by Mike Don't, joins me. Mike is full-time programmer and also one of Toronto's favourite neighbourhood DJs. Mike has been spinning in the nightlife scene as a resident DJ for years in establishments like Mahjong Bar, Oretta, 202, Standard Bar, Soho House and so on. Tune into this great episode as me and Mike talk about the future of nightlife, mindfulness and floatation tanks,  and how he's keeping sane during these trying times. Make sure you hit the follow button and let me know how you're staying busy during this lockdown? Follow the podcast on: Instagram: @alwayssunnyinthe6ix

País Estados Unidos Dirección Rowdy Herrington Guion Rowdy Herrington, Martin Kaplan Música Brad Fiedel Fotografía Mac Ahlberg Reparto Bruce Willis, Sarah Jessica Parker, Dennis Farina, Brion James, Tom Sizemore, Robert Pastorelli, Timothy Busfield, John Mahoney, Tom Atkins, André Braugher, Mike Hodge, Jodi Long, Roscoe Orman, Robert Gould, Gareth Williams, Ed Hooks, Lawrence Mandley, Julianna McCarthy, Sally Wiggin, Andrea Martin, Ken Rice, Suzanne Vafiadis, Michael Canavan, Scott Klace, Bruce Kirkpatrick, Edward Gero, Elva Branson, Erik Jensen, Vince Deadrick Jr., John Bower, Janette Allyson Sinopsis El detective Tom Hardy pertenece a una familia de origen irlandés afincada en Pittsburgh, que desde hace cinco generaciones forma parte de la policía de la ciudad. En cambio, la rama italiana de la familia, encabezada por su tío Nick De Tillo, se dedica desde siempre a diversas actividades delictivas. Tom, con la ayuda de su padre, le sigue la pista a un peligroso psicópata, pero durante la persecución sufren un accidente en el que el padre resulta muerto. Jimmy De Tillo, primo de Tom, es detenido como principal sospechoso.

In this episode, we’ll be speaking with Chris Bales, a former environmental educator, and Mike Hodge, a former wildlife biologist, both now veterans in the organic waste and recycling industry. We’ll be learning about the science of composting, the transformation of food, sewage sludge, and other organic material into an array of valuable new products, and the business model for organic waste management.

In the third episode of Tom Cilek's New Best Friend, Tom heads to "the barn" owned by Mike Hodge, president of Hodge Construction, to swap stories about the founding of his company, his wide-ranging service projects and his formula for success. Presented by West Bank.

It's Episode #71 and we need to know: who can save earth from Ming the Mercilous? Everyone knows only Flash Gordon can! Join us as we celebrate this 1980 classic from Mike Hodge! Timestamps: 1:00 What's New?, 10:20 Flash Gordon trailer, 12:50 Flash Gordon comments, 1:10:35 Next Time on #72  

In this episode of the Spiraken Movie Review , Xan and new co-host Zorro review a Rock Opera Cult Classic From the 1980's "Flash Gordon" directed by Mike Hodge and starring Sam Jones, Melody Anderson, Topol, Timothy Dalton, Brian Blessed, Ornella Muti, and featuring Max von Sydow. They also discuss the sleeping habits of mad scientists, why station wagons suck, rainbow holes, skull monkey and the terrible acting of Sam Jones Please send any comments concerns and ideas on how to make this podcast better. Let us know. Remember to Listen to the primary podcast, The Spiraken Manga Review and also check out Xan's sidekickery on the fightbait.com podcast Hope you enjoy. SEIZE HIM!! Music For Episode: Background Music -Ming's Theme (In The Court of Ming The Merciliss) by Queen ( Flash Gordon OST), Intro Music -Flash by Queen (Flash Gordon OST), Background Music -Ming's Theme (In The Court of Ming The Merciliss) by Queen ( Flash Gordon OST), Background Music -Football Fight by Queen (Flash Gordon OST), Background Music - Execution of Flash by Queen (Flash Gordon OST), Background Music -The Kiss (Aura's Theme) by Queen (Flash Gordon OST), Background Music -Flash to the Rescue by Queen (Flash Gordon OST),Background Music -Vultan's Theme (Attack of The Hawk Men) by Queen (Flash Gordon OST),Background Music -Crash Dive On Mingo City by Queen (Flash Gordon OST),Background Music -Flash Theme Reprise by Queen (Flash Gordon OST),Background Music -The Hero by Queen (Flash Gordon OST),Ending Music -Flash by Tenacious D (The Complete Masterpiece OST) Our Website http://www.spiraken.com Our Forum http://spiraken.rapidboards.com Our Email Spiraken@gmail.com My Email xan@spiraken.com Cohost's Email zorro.spiraken@gmail.com Our Twitter Spiraken Xboxlive Gamertag Xan Spiraken Our Voicemail 206-350-8462 Random Question of the Week: How many volumes of Flash Gordon the Comic Are there?

Stage actors Mike Hodge ("A Few Good Men"), Robin Morse ("Six Degrees of Separation"), Ron Perlman ("A Few Good Men"), Faith Prince ("Falsettoland"), Margaret Tyzack ("Lettice and Lovage"), and James Whitmore ("About Time" and "Handy Dandy") talk about their education and when they began performing, the effect of cast size, audience response, and positive feedback.

Stage actors Mike Hodge (A Few Good Men), Robin Morse (Six Degrees of Separation), Ron Perlman (A Few Good Men), Faith Prince (Falsettoland and a Tony Award for the revival of Guys and Dolls), Margaret Tyzack (Lettice and Lovage, Tony Award), and James Whitmore (1948 Tony Award for Best Performance by Newcomers for Command Decision) talk about their education and when they began performing, the effect of cast size, audience response, and positive feedback.