Podcast appearances and mentions of mike kuchar

Ep. 240: Caroline Golum on Quebec-Core, Ghosts of Mars, The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed, Borzage's Man's Castle Welcome to The Last Thing I Saw, with your host, Nicolas Rapold. Filmmaker and self-described “rep rat” Caroline Golum returns to the podcast after far too long to discuss highlights from recent viewing! These include: Au clair de la lune (1983, Andre Forcier) from the “Quebec-Core” series at Anthology Film Archives; couples viewing Ghosts of Mars (2001, The Great John Carpenter); new release The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed (Joanna Arnow); and My Morning with Magic Mike (John Wilson, visiting Mike Kuchar), which was available for the blink of a week on Le Cinéma Club. I also shout-out Museum of the Moving Image's discovery-laden Hiroshi Shimizu series (e.g. Children of the Beehive, 1948) and, also from Quebec-Core, Mireille Dansereau's Dream Life (1972). Please support the production of this podcast by signing up at: rapold.substack.com Photo by Steve Snodgrass

(Links in notes) David Ubben does his best Sam Khan Jr. impression with the latter out because of an illness. David fills in Max on what he missed over the weekend while at his brother's wedding (2:00) before welcoming on Bruce Feldman to talk Oregon-Washington (11:15), USC-ND (25:00), and the college football sign that tried to woo him. The pair then welcome on Mike Kuchar, co-founder and senior research manager of X&O Labs, to provide an in-depth analysis of Kalen DeBoer's offense at Washington (47:00). Subscribe to the Until Saturday newletter: https://theathletic.com/newsletters/until-saturday Call/text the Until Saturday phone and leave us a question for a future mailbag and/or Sunday Sound-Off podcast: (316) 462-9852 Subscribe to Until Saturday on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCbhfrD1COvG40Mk7vvgaHIQ Follow Max on Twitter: @max_olson Follow David on Twitter: @davidubben Follow Bruce on Twitter: @BruceFeldmanCFB Follow Mike on Twitter: @MikekKuchar Sponsored by: Ship Station: Set your business up for holiday season success with ShipStation. o Go to ShipStation.com and use code SATURDAY today and sign up for your FREE 60-day trial. o That's ship station dot com, code SATURDAY. Invesco QQQ: The official ETF of the NCAA Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

For the past 10 years, we've heard and seen the word “culture” being thrown about arbitrarily. In conversations with coaches, in reports we've published, in clinic talks we've attended, in the posters and t-shirts we see in programs and in sports “culture” books we've read… Athletes and coaches praise it when things go well and cite it as the primary catalyst for things going wrong. It is the most hackneyed phrase in sports, yet no one doubts that it is the most powerful factor when it comes to building a football program. There were things we already knew about building culture. We knew it was the bloodline of any program and it had to be all-inclusive in order to be effective. We also knew that it had to continually be re-evaluated and re-aligned based on changing dynamics like environment and personnel. Coaches can never allow a culture to grow stagnant.  Most importantly, we knew that the healthiest form of culture is one that is completely player-driven, where players are empowered with ownership in creating and defending a program's core values. The generated ownership and accountability that comes as result is invaluable to a program's success, often producing achievements significantly above talent level. But how do you get to player-driven culture? How do you make the transition from being coach-led to being player-led? And how will it take? Today's guest Mike Kuchar of X&O Labs shares what he found in doing an extensive study of over 40 programs and how they build culture, and then building his findings into a system that is built around 7 behaviors: 1. Messaging 2. Collaboration 3. Connectivity 4. Self Advocacy 5. Emotional Awareness 6. Responsibility 7. Resiliency Get Mike's study (over 3 hours)here: https://bit.ly/3EOKWh4

Marie has served as the film curator presenting weekly film series, has hosted many notable directors and artists as well, and has programmed experimental films for many years. Marie has made a number of film portraits on avant-garde directors, musicians and composers such as George and Mike Kuchar, Guy Maddin, Richard Foreman, Tony Conrad, Peaches, and Genesis P-Orridge, exploring the life and work of these artists. Marie's more recent and first feature film is a portrait of the late pioneering musician-artist Genesis P-Orridge (of Throbbing Gristle and Psychic TV) and partner Lady Jaye, called The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye along with projects, Peaches Goes Bananas, and Cannes nominee, Cassandro, The Exotico.

Mike Kuchar serves as co-founder and Senior Research Manager of X&O Labs. Kuchar has spent the last 15 years of his writing career researching and reporting on the newest trends and innovations in the game. His work has been featured in various national publications including ESPN Magazine, USA Today, and CBSports.com as well as coaching trade publications. Since starting X&O Labs, Kuchar has authored several special reports including the Zone Read Study, the Quarters Coverage Study and the 4-2-5 Defense Study.  Aside from his journalistic pursuits, Kuchar has been a coach for 16 years, both at the high school and college level as a head coach and a defensive coordinator. Currently he is the assistant head coach and offensive coordinator at Rahway High School in New Jersey.   In this episode we dive into offensive and defensive trends, EA Game design, give shout-outs to HS wrestling and kids playing both ways.  We even pay homage to Howard Stern.  At the end of the day, coaches tend to favor the player's well-being over scheme and that is encouraging for us all.

In Part II of our Summer Seminar Series on the running game, Matt welcomes Mike Kuchar of XandOLabs.com to discuss his thoughts. The first part of the show discusses a brief overview of a few different types of running schemes (Gap/Zone/Option). The second part of the show they discuss traits that they believe all great running backs must possess. The next segment of the show they discuss if there are traits that make a running back better suited to a specific scheme. The final segment of the show they talk about the evolution of the running game over the last ten years and they discuss what they believe the running backs of the future will look like. Hosts: Matt Caraccio (@matty_os) Paul Perdichizzi (@paulie23ny) Bill Latin (@BillLatin) Editor: David Nakano (@kawikaNakano)

This week on The Audible Bruce sits down with Mike Kuchar of X&O Labs (https://www.hudl.com/footballtrends) , a great interview for hardcore football fans who really like to know the ins and outs of schematics on the field. Mike breaks down some of the offensive and defensive schemes of major programs in the country for some great insight into strategies. Then, Bruce and Stew dive into the mailbag to rank the current Power 5 conferences. Stock up for the ACC and stock down for the SEC? Plus, was Butch Jones a good hire at Tennessee? How much longer will he last at the program? What the NFL's move to Las Vegas could mean for college football bowl games and potentially the National Championship, and a debate if neutral site games at NFL stadiums are good for the college game.

Marie has served as the film curator presenting weekly film series, has hosted many notable directors and artists as well, and has programmed experimental films for many years. Marie has made a number of film portraits on avant-garde directors, musicians and composers such as George and Mike Kuchar, Guy Maddin, Richard Foreman, Tony Conrad and Genesis P-Orridge. Whimsical, poetic, dreamlike and unconventional, her films explore the life and work of these artists. Marie’s films and videos have screened at museums, galleries, biennials and festivals around the world. Marie's more recent and first feature film is a portrait of pioneering musician-artist Genesis P-Orridge (of Throbbing Gristle and Psychic TV) and partner Lady Jaye, called The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye.