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Show Notes Episode 466: Oh Great, Lincoln's Ghost Again Part 2 of Spooktacular 2024 This week Host Dave Bledsoe experiences the sensation that someone is watching himself while he is sleeping, only to awake to a bouncer dragging him out for passing out on the bar (again).  On the show this week we continue Spooktacular 2024 “Is There A Ghost In My House” by asking if Abraham Lincoln's ghost (among others) haunts the White House. (Hint: Definitely not.) Along the way we discover that Dave is running out of ways to open the show. (shocking?) From there we dive right into why Americans LOVE ghost stories so much. (We love to believe in things that don't exist, like trickle down economics!) We examine how Spiritualism made believing in ghosts so popular that even the First Lady could do it.  Then we ask the hard questions about Ghost Lincoln. (Like how pissed off would you be to have to keep coming to your job even after you're dead?) We learn that Winston Churchill went Full Monty in front of a Dead President and discuss all the other ghosts beside Honest Abe. Our Sponsor this week is My Bodyguard, because someone probably wants to kill you.  We open the show with a PBS show asking a dumb question and close with Ronnie Gavelin who is tired of seeing the ghost all the time. Show Theme: Hypnostate Prelude to Common Sense The Show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/TheHell_Podcast The Show on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/whatthehellpodcast/ The Show on Youtube:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCjxP5ywpZ-O7qu_MFkLXQUQ The Show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/whatthehellwereyouthinkingpod/ Our Discord Server: https://discord.gg/kHmmrjptrq Our Website: www.whatthehellpodcast.com Give us your money on Patreon  https://www.patreon.com/Whatthehellpodcast The Show Line: 347 687 9601 Closing Music: https://youtu.be/soKPDA3qdWY?si=Qarxg1WVaYZI8GdU Buy Our Stuff: https://www.seltzerkings.com/shop We are a proud member of the Seltzer Kings Podcast Network! http://seltzerkings.com/ Citations Needed: The Rise of Spiritualism in 19th Century America https://www.historyisnowmagazine.com/blog/2021/10/18/the-rise-of-spiritualism-in-19th-century-america Séances at the White House? Why these first ladies turned to the occult https://www.nationalgeographic.com/history/article/seances-at-the-white-house The Legends of Lincoln's Ghost https://boundarystones.weta.org/2020/10/29/legends-lincolns-ghost The Wilderness Hunter by Theodore Roosevelt https://www.google.com/books/edition/The_Wilderness_Hunter/R8FsFGuZxaEC?q=supernatural&gbpv=1&bsq=Bauman#f=false Forgotten Ghosts of the White House https://www.whitehousehistory.org/the-forgotten-ghosts-that-haunted-the-white-house Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Sintonía: "God´s Lonely Man" - Petra Haden"Starsong... What Became Of Us" - Sylvie Lewis; "Can You Get To That" - Mavis Staples; "Workin´ Woman Blues" - Valerie June; "A Fistful Of Dollars Theme" - Petra Haden; "Is There No Freedom?" - Garreth Wall Band; "Hands & Water" - Spanish Peasant; "Cool Hand Luke Main Title" - Petra Haden; "If It Don´t Come Easy" - Sylvie Lewis; "Secret Love" - Stevie Nicks; "Psycho Main Title" - Petra Haden; "I´m Lucky" - Eleni Mandel; "Old Queens, Monet and Me" - Sylvie Lewis; "My Bodyguard" - Petra Haden;"Who You Gonna Dance With" - Eleni Mandel; "I´m Going Back Home" - Nina Simone; "Cinema Paradiso" - Petra Haden; "He Ain´t Comin´ Home No More" - Nina Simone; "Shuffle Off" - O Sister! Escuchar audio

"Go for his nose!" We've reached the end of Mulling Around, our tribute month to late, great Martin Mull on this week's episode! We're joining Henrique and David in Chicago, IL this week for an underrated coming of age story about bullies. When Clifford Peache enrolls in a new high school and is harassed by a bully named Moody, Clifford acquires the services of the school's most feared kid, the sullen Ricky Linderman, as a bodyguard in 1980's "My Bodyguard" !Directed by Tony Bill and starring Chris Makepeace, Adam Baldwin, & Matt Dillon. Hear your hosts discuss in their longest episode to date about the incredible breakout performance by Adam Baldwin as Ricky, why this movie still has relevance today with its lesson, personal stories of our hosts own bullying experiences when they were young, plus a special preview for the December season kick off with an unlikely Christmas film selection, and so much more! This episode is off the rails and wild one so get ready for some tangents! Visit our website: DoYouEvenMovie.com Email us: doyouevenmoviepod@gmail.com LIKE us on Facebook: Do You Even Movie? - PodcastFollow Us on Instagram: @DoYouEvenMoviePod Twitter: https://x.com/dyempodRent "My Bodyguard" on Prime:https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/B005SAZ8EU/ref=atv_dp_share_cu_r

Hello listeners and welcome to another episode of eCom Pulse. Today our host Eitan Koter chat with David Popovich, a seasoned e-commerce entrepreneur who has carved out an exclusive space in the world of e-commerce and marketing. David shares his journey, transitioning from a corporate marketing career at ClubMed to becoming a successful e-commerce entrepreneur.One of David's standout successes is his niche brand, Wolfstuff, which capitalized on the deep passion of people have for wolves. By identifying this underserved market and carefully curating products that resonated with wolf enthusiasts, David was able to build a thriving business. David also shares the creation of his self-defense brand, My Bodyguard, which addresses a significant pain point for women, providing them with tools to feel more secure.David explains the importance of thorough audience research, how to effectively validate product ideas before fully committing, and the critical shift from dropshipping to building authentic, customer-centered brands. David highlights the need to focus on niches with real pain points, and how doing so can lead to sustainable, successful businesses.Whether you are looking to enter or grow within the e-commerce space, this episode contains practical advice and actionable strategies from someone who has experienced the journey and knows what it takes to succeed.David's story is a testament to the power of perseverance, research, and a keen eye for untapped opportunities.Website: https://www.vimmi.netEmail us: info@vimmi.netPodcast website: https://vimmi.net/ecom-pulse-podcast/Talk to us on Social:LinkedIn Vimmi: https://il.linkedin.com/company/vimmiLinkedIn Eitan Koter: https://www.linkedin.com/in/eitankoter/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@VimmiCommunicationsGuest: David Popovich, Founder of Trust The Brokers. Helping online business owners to maximize their multiples on Exits.LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/david-popovich/My Bodyguard – https://www.mbg.co.il/Takeaways:Finding a niche and building a brand with a loyal audience is crucial in e-commerce.Market research, including manual methods like social listening and investigating communities, is essential for understanding customer needs.Validating ideas and understanding customer preferences before launching a product can lead to success.Identifying a passionate community and being the first to market with a unique product can give a competitive advantage. Timing is crucial when launching an e-commerce store, especially during peak shopping seasons like Black Friday and Christmas.Understanding your audience and their preferences is key to creating successful products and designs.Market research and customer-centricity are essential in building a sustainable online business.Light Funnels is a platform that combines the features of Shopify and ClickFunnels, optimizing sales funnels and increasing average order value.Scaling and exiting an e-commerce business require factors such as organic traffic, return customer rate, and having an exit strategy.Chapters:00:00 Introduction and Background02:01 The Trigger for Change04:45 Excitement in the Digital Commerce Industry08:48 First...

On this episode, our friend Paul joins us again to discuss the 1986 Adam Baldwin, Deborah Foreman, and Wings Hauser (?) vehicle 3:15 The Moment of Truth, the story of a D-II basketball prospect's struggle to defeat the biggest gang of dorks on the planet. We also discuss the wretched scourge of local Cleveland television Big Chuck and Little John, the various fits of Adam Baldwin, the disambiguation of Chooch, watching My Bodyguard in sociology class, Reggie's hat from Phantasm 2, Gene Labell, the ruthless efficiency of the Cobrettes, and the absolutely perplexing Wings Hauser cameo. ---- Website: www.queenvenerator.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/queenvenerator/ Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/queenvenerator.bsky.social

Welcome to another episode of The Video Store Podcast, where we dive into some classic films you might want to add to your watchlist. This week, I dug deep into my darkest fears and selected four classic movies from the 1980s that, in one way or another, either scared or scarred me for life.My Bodyguard (1980)All Clifford Peache had to do was surrender his lunch money to school bully Moody just like everybody else to avoid being constantly tormented. Instead he refused and comes with a plan to hire an even scarier student, Ricky Linderman, to be his bodyguard. This works briefly, until Moody gets a bodyguard of his own. For years after seeing this film I was terrified of moving on to middle school, mostly because I knew I could never afford to hire my own bodyguard. The Outsiders (1983)This classic coming of age film takes place during the 1960s in a small Oklahoma town where the Greasers are in a never-ending battle against the well-to-do kids in town, the Soc's. With performances by C. Thomas Howell, Ralph Macchio, Matt Dillon, Patrick Swayze, Rob Lowe, Emilio Estevez, Tom Cruise, Diane Lane, Leif Garrett, it's a wonder they had enough room for the film's title on the movie poster. The struggle between classes, along with the senseless violence between the two gangs, bothered me as a kid; maybe even more so as an adult.Bad Boys (1983)Not to be confused with the more popular film franchise of the same name, this 1983 film stars Sean Penn as Mick O'Brien, a teenager on the wrong path who accidentally kills a drug dealer's younger brother while fleeing a crime. Eventually O'Brien and the drug dealer, Paco, end up in a youth detention center with hardened criminals, but not before O'Brien's girlfriend J.C. (played by Ally Sheedy in her film debut) is savagely attacked by Paco out of revenge. “Bad Boys” is a savagely dark film that features a scene in which O'Brien defends his life by using a pillowcase full of soda cans as a weapon. This movie worked better than any of those “Scared Straight” videos they showed us in school and made me afraid of getting in trouble with the law for life.Red Dawn (1984)By the time the opening credits come to an end, Colorado is being invaded by enemy paratroopers that signals the beginning of World War III. A small group of high school students known as the Wolverines are able to escape to the mountains where they use their knowledge of the land combined with their hunting and camping skills to survive. When it becomes obvious they will not be able to hide forever, the group begins attacking the enemy forces using guerilla warfare tactics. As a kid, this film made me painfully aware just how few survival skills I actually possessed. When you're hiding from enemy soldiers in the Colorado Rockies during the winter, getting second place in a spelling bee seems wildly unhelpful. I loved growing up int he 1980s, but between cable television, movie channels like HBO and Showtime, and satellite television, an entire generation of latchkey kids ended up seeing adult-themed movies earlier than we should have. Never accuse a Gen Xer of being soft. We've seen things.Subscribe to the Video Store Podcast* The Video Store Podcast* Apple Podcast* RSS This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.videostorepodcast.com

DJ & Toppie discuss the trivia behind the 1980 Comedy, Drama "My Bodyguard" starring Chris Makepeace & Matt Dillon. Also: Toppie takes a step back Write to DJ & Toppie at matineeminutiae@gmail.com Leave a comment on our page at matineeminutiae.com Follow the show on Twitter. View our our videos on YouTube. Friend DJ on Facebook This podcast is powered by Pinecast.

Adam Baldwin made his film debut in My Bodyguard and is best known for his roles as Animal Mother in Full Metal Jacket, Jayne Cobb and in the television series Firefly and its continuation film Serenity, John Casey in Chuck, and Mike Slattery in The Last Ship. Other movie and TV credits include D.C Cab, The Patriot, Ordinary People, Next of Kin, The X-Files, Angel, Day Break, Castle, 9-1-1: Lone Star and many, many others.

Leaving Las Vegas in San Mateo, Clive Owen is kind of cool, large helmets and Spaceballs, my attempt at a movie scene, Uma Thurman blowing my mind, more stuff from Bang the Drum Slowly, me being a dick in high school, the all too human River Phoenix, a few great movies about coming of age, badly Photoshopped movie covers, and God himself telling me it's ok to drink wine. Stuff mentioned: Leaving Las Vegas (1995), Monsieur Spade (2024), The Maltese Falcon (1941), John's Grill (63 Ellis St, San Francisco, CA 94102), True Detective Season 4 (2024), True Detective (2014), True Detective Season 2 (2015), True Detective Season 3 (2019), Spaceballs (1997), Conan the Barbarian (1982), Pierre Choderlos de Laclos Les Liaisons Dangereuses (1782), Dangerous Liaisons (1988), Naked (1993), Bang the Drum Slowly (1973), Mark Harris Bang the Drum Slowly (1956), Dogfight (1991), My Bodyguard (1980), Brick (2005), And Justice for All (1979), The Beach Boys "God Only Knows" (1966), Kelly Clarkson "Underneath the Tree" (2013), and First Class "Beach Baby"' (1974).

This week on the Exciting & New podcast, Jason, Andy and Dana welcome Zach back as we discuss the 1983 workplace comedy DC Cab. This has a pretty interesting cast, with My Bodyguard, Mr T and a pre bike crash Gary Busey (although you would never know it's "pre") along with a young Bill Mahr and a hottish Marsha Warfield. Like I said, a pretty interesting cast. The movie is a steaming pile, and we didn't expect much, but I pity the fool who doesn't find Mr T's street justice charming. Enjoy the pod.

Hi y'all, been a bit! And guess what? Here's a special episode where we kinda discuss Halloween Ends! Again! My good buddy Kevin Proff did a series review for David Gordon Green's Halloween Trilogy (and Halloween '78 because that's relevant), as well as the non-horror movie My Bodyguard (because that's also related somehow kinda). Also, big announcement for the previous season's episodes, as well as my favorites from last year! Enjoy it y'all, and see you again in September for the next season of the show. Happy early spooky season!

Welcome to the first episode of the 16th season of the Retroist Podcast. Today, we're diving into the captivating world of the 1980 cult film classic, "My Bodyguard." This movie holds a special place in my heart, and I'm thrilled to finally share my deep appreciation for it in this episode. To kick things off, I open up about my own personal experiences with bullying when I entered high school. It was a challenging time, but fortunately, I crossed paths with someone who stepped in and made my life so much better. Though our friendship only lasted for a single school year, his kindness continues to resonate with me to this day. After sharing my story, we dive headfirst into the film itself. I delve into the plot, the production process, the talented individuals involved, and the reception it received. Prepare yourself for a nostalgic trip as I sprinkle in some retro audio from that glorious time period, adding an extra layer of authenticity to the episode. "My Bodyguard" centers around Clifford Peache, a timid high school student who becomes the target of a group of bullies. However, fortune smiles upon him when he unexpectedly befriends Ricky Linderman, a loner with a tough reputation who takes on the role of Clifford's unlikely bodyguard. Together, they embark on a heartwarming journey of friendship, courage, and standing up against injustice—a timeless theme that continues to resonate with audiences of all generations. Join me as we explore the many facets of "My Bodyguard" and uncover the reasons behind its enduring charm. From its engaging plot to the incredible performances, we'll dive deep into every aspect that made this film a true gem of the '80s.

 The laughter continues in part 2.  Dean R. Miller joins #windycityredneckthepodcast.  Dean is from the southside of the windy city and calls Chicago home again after spending time in Hollywood. It all started with "My Bodyguard" an American Classic which featured Matt Dillon, George Wendt, Joan Cusack and others.  Dean tells the tales as Rene' Jr. hosts with new co-host Lea "The Church Lady" Pesce.  All 3 of them wrap it up with thanking those pecial people that make life a treat! Episode was recorded at Rosangela's Pizza in Evergreen Park.  Part 2 of a 2 Part Episode.

Continuing Season 3 after a hiatus with the John Cusack action comedy Grosse Pointe Blank. A film that dares to ask what's scarier, fighting for your life against international hitman trying to steal your contract or going to your high school reunion to face the girl you stood up at prom? Host Wyndham Jennings discusses whether John Cusack should be in action movies. Why didn't Minnie Driver become a bigger star? Is there anyone better suited to playing a lecherous Douchecanoe than Jeremy Piven? and Why don't films have soundtracks like this anymore? Discover the answers only on Celluloid Fever Dreams! Other Films Mentioned: Mother, Jugs, and Speed. Phantom of the Paradise, Miami Blues, My Bodyguard, Ella Enchanted, and Doctor Detroit --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/celluloidfeverdreams/support

Capital University (OH) Percussion Professor Julie Licata stops by to talk about her job there, teaching previously at SUNY-Oneonta, being bold in job interviews, and forming a work-life balance (02:20), her research work with Psychology Professor Michael Faber on performing (25:15), growing up in Ohio, learning organ and percussion, lifting weights and playing sports, and the benefits of working temp jobs (40:35), and her undergrad years at Capital University, along with making decisions about finding and playing literature then and now (59:35).Finishing with a Rave on the classic 1980 film My Bodyguard (01:10:00).Links:Julie Licata's webpageJulie Licata's Capital University webpageEric PatonWindstruck DuoMatt SargentNYSSMAHartwick College (NY) School of MusicMichael Faber“Another One Bites the Dust” - Queen“Back in Black” - AC/DC“Surfin' USA” - The Beach Boys“Sunshine of Your Love” - Cream“Won't Get Fooled Again” - The Who“It's All Coming Back to Me Now” - Celine Dion“Bullet With Butterfly Wings” - Smashing PumpkinsCleveland Youth Wind SymphonyBob BreithauptBenjamin Ramirez“Log Cabin Blues” - George Hamilton Green“Duettino Concertante” - Ingolf Dahl“Yellow After the Rain” - Mitchell PetersTapspace PublicationsDrop 6 (Row-Loff)Percussive Arts Society (PAS) Composer MetadatabaseRaves:My Bodyguard trailer

Laughter galore in this one.  Dean R. Miller joins #windycityredneckthepodcast this week.  Dean is from the southside of the windy city and calls Chicago home again after spending time in Hollywood. It all started with "My Bodyguard" an American Classic which featured Matt Dillon, George Wendt, Joan Cusack and others.  Dean tells the tales as Rene' Jr. hosts with new co-host Lea "The Church Lady" Pesce.  Episode was recorded at Rosangela's Pizza in Evergreen Park.  Part 1 of a 2 Part Episode.

Its Doctor Movie time and today we talk about the great story about facing your adversaries, the 80s classic My Bodyguard.. don’t miss it! The post Doctor Movie: Episode 83 : My Bodyguard first appeared on Legion.

Its Doctor Movie time and today we talk about the great story about facing your adversaries, the 80s classic My Bodyguard.. don't miss it! The post Doctor Movie: Episode 83 : My Bodyguard first appeared on Legion.

Our friends Randy and Jason Sklar invited us on their podcast View from the Cheap Seats to talk about My Bodyguard, the unsung Chris Makepiece/Matt Dillon classic. This is a special episode they recorded with us at the Food About Town studios. Don't miss out the next time they're in your town, they put on a great show! Enjoy and Happy Thanksgiving!

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Jenna has a problem with modern teen movies. These glossy, slick, monied fantasies about love and sex seem downright alien to her. Meanwhile, Veronica has no idea what she's talking about but is game to chat anyhow. Listen as the two discuss the evolution of coming of age films from the late 1970s through the 1990s and beyond. Whether or not Jenna succeeds in putting her finger on how and when exactly these films lost their emotional sincerity, the episode is certainly good for some solid movie recommendations – from a world of early Matt Dillon films (like Over the Edge, Little Darlings and My Bodyguard) to classics like Clueless, Stand By Me and Cruel Intentions.

It's a Cinema Drive back to school special! Jason and Ryan wax nostalgic about the films that send them back to that melodramatic and yet magical time of life. So drop your backpack, grab a seat, and open your heart to these slices of high school experience - be they funny, angsty, heartfelt, dangerous, or life-affirming.The Deep Question: You can't choose the original trilogy; which Star Wars movie would you save?This Week's Features:3:15: The Moment of Truth (1986)Better Off Dead (1985)Brick (2005)Clueless (1995)Dead Poets Society (1989)Ferris Bueller's Day Off (1986)Grosse Pointe Blank (1997)Heathers (1988)High School Musical (2006)Lucas (1986)Mean Girls (2004)My Bodyguard (1980)Pretty in Pink (1986)The Principal (1987)Sixteen Candles (1984)Three O'Clock High (1987)

Meg recounts how Jimmy Breslin reframed Cibella Borges' Beaver spread. Jessica reminisces about thug life on the UES.

On this episode the guys spend a bit more time diving into their impressions of Far Cry 5 - This might be a game that all of the 4 Old Guys love... An episode wouldn't be complete if it didn't touch on #CallofDuty just a little bit, so we do that too and so much more! Call of Duty Mercenaries of Fortune mid-season event - terminator Call of Duty Cold War, Activision arcade Powerwash Simulator Lawnmower Simulator Samsung TV with built-in Xbox game streaming Discord on Xbox Halo co-op review Far Cry 5 continues to entertain and the Far Cry 5 turkey video Movie Talk: Three O'Clock High, My Bodyguard, Hiding Out and Close Encounters of the Third Kind Stuart's Rant - Tolkien - “Rings of Power” --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Tony Bill's directorial debut 'My Bodyguard' holds a special and heartwarming place for the 99% of us not fortunate (or unfortunate) enough to have been the most popular kids in school.  'My Bodyguard' is filled with respect for the difficulties of everyday teenage life in a realistic manner, and features wonderful performances from 1980's teen actors like Matt Dillon, Chris Makepeace, Adam Baldwin and Paul Quandt. The film, I posit in this episode, offers a more honest portrayal of teen life than any of the more-successful and better-known John Hughes films of the era, and goes to surprising depths in exploring male friendships, latchkey kids figuring out their place in the world, forgiveness and the setting of boundaries even when it seems most difficult.  Most Recent Previous Episode is "If You're New To The Pod Start Here" Links to episodes about High School movies we've done on the pod: 'Heathers'  'Carrie' 'The Warriors' 'Mean Girls'

Episode 218: “My Bodyguard” (1980): Movie Review Chris has Derek watch “My Bodyguard” starring Chris Makepeace, Matt Dillon, Adam Baldwin & Joan Cusack  for the first time. They discuss the film, its box office performance, cast, themes, behind-the-scenes and elements from the movie. For the trivia segment of the show, Derek quizzes Chris about Matt […]

In this episode of the Matt Watch That Podcast, host Matt Seroski talks about movie bullies and reviews the coming-of-age comedy My Bodyguard (1980).

Matt Dillon vs. Adam Baldwin in "My Bodyguard." What it was like to wait on Craig Sheffer (hint: dReAmY). Chet from Weird Science. The "sexy" villain actors like James Spader. John Cusack instead of Judd Nelson in "Breakfast Club?!" Bleached-blonde Kiefer Sutherland. Authors Amy Asbury and Robbie-Ann McPherson talk 80s movie bad boys!

Knock Knock. This week we talk about The Boys, Tales From The Loop, The Manhattan Project, Minecraft Dungeons, Far Cry: New Dawn, My Bodyguard, Andy's Robocop rebuttal, Citadel of the Fallen, the OTHER great Tim Curry roles, Oh, The Places you Will Film, L.A. Comicon get stupid while Regal closes back up, Conan the Netflix Option, Jamie Foxx get re-electrified, and Imaro. Would you like some cookies, it's time for a Geek Shock!

In a massive 1.5 hour discussion, Chris and I discuss select 1980s comedy movies. Divided into 3 parts for your convenience.  Part 1: early 80s.  Titles discussed include: My Bodyguard (1980) Porky's (1981) Zapped! (1982) Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982) Valley Girl (1983) Risky Business (1983) The Last American Virgin (1982)

Dave continues our 1980 something movie journey talking about My Bodyguard (1980).

Me and Chandler hit record and we go and go and go on about 80's films My Bodyguard, Fire With Fire, Executive Decision and hit a little coronavirus and life so although this episode has no theme enjoy it anyway! Follow her on Twitter/Instagram @chandlerbarbee and on Tik Tok @chanbarbee Follow me on Instagram/Twitter @earlskakel and on Tik Tok @earlskakel Don't forget to RATE,REVIEW,SUBSCRIBE on Apple Podcasts to help get Daddy back on the charts!!

Storyteller and Stand Up Comedian Liv Milano talks about her Hollywood life and it’s sometimes sexy in The Not So Sexy, Sexy Podcast with Liv Milano. Also discussed in Episode #18 Millionaire Matchmaker and My Grandma’s Ass: This Podcast is My Bodyguard, No More Fuckboys, I Almost Died, Healthcare for Illegal Immigrants, I Swipe Left Too Much, Thank You Rupert Murdoch for My Kids, Fake Red Carpets, Dating Shows and Millionaire Matchmaker is Why I Have Fans. Thank you Shane, Tim and everyone supporting the podcast! https://www.patreon.com/livmilano IG: @livmilano @thenotsosexysexypodcast www.livmilano.com Please Subscribe!  

LETTTTTT THE RIVER RUNNNNNNN.....Teased hair, eye-shadow that matches your earrings, a 10 o'clock with Slater and lunch with Mr. Trask at 1 downtown.  It's WORKING GIRL and it's got fantastic casting, superlative directing from Mike Nichols and, at the center, a singular performance from Melanie Griffith and another scene-stealing romp from Joan Cusack alongside excellent work from Alec Baldwin, Sigourney Weaver, Phillip Bosco and Amy Aquino.  ALSO: F*ck Jerry!  Pet Semetary rises from the dirt of remembrance and the graveyard of Stephen King adaptations, Chris dares to speak ill of "My Bodyguard", Rants n Raves, Headlines and more!

Episode #150 - The Godfather   00:00:38 - Greetings 00:02:32 - Sequel Sweep 00:04:39 - Packing 00:9:50 - Lil Tikes 00:21:26 - My Bodyguard 00:29:31 - Chaz 00:52:43 - The Godfather Music Operation Ivy Barry DeVorzon Michael Danna and Rob Simonsen Dan Fogelberg John Travolta Brian Bromberg Katrina & The Waves Journey The City Of Prague… New Edition MENTIONS #Stallone #Oscar #Rambo #ThreeMenandababy#PeopleUnderTheStairs #FacebookThriftshop #LittleTikes #PowerWheels #ricobenes

CJ reviews the new movie My Bodyguard.

Clifford Peache (Chris Makepeace) is a sensitive, well-to-do teen who becomes the target of bully Melvin Moody (Matt Dillon) after he starts attending a new school. Tired of being picked on, Clifford recruits brooding tough kid Ricky Linderman (Adam Baldwin) to be his bodyguard. While this initially works, and Clifford and Linderman form an unlikely friendship, soon circumstances strain their bond. As Clifford is forced to confront Moody again, Linderman has to deal with his own troubled past.

The Dudes review 1980's "My Bodyguard", directed by Tony Bill; starring Chris Makepeace, Adam Baldwin, and Matt Dillon. They also briefly discuss social media and how it affects the movie biz. Other Movies Discussed Taxi zum Klo (Taxi to the Toilet) - Directed by Frank Ripploh The Wrestler - Directed by Darren Aronofsky Break Music Egmont Overture Op. 84 - by Ludwig van Beethoven www.dudesonmovies.com www.facebook.com/dudesonmovies www.twitter.com/dudesonmovies www.soundcloud.com/dudesonmovies email: dudesonmovies@gmail.com

Movie Meltdown - Episode 284 This week we are coming to you "live" from Fandomfest 2014 where we talk to actor George Wendt about his movie roles over the years. Plus we let our crew ramble on about the celebrities they saw that weekend... and their favorite specific body parts. Warning: This portion maybe inappropriate for children... or anyone who still has a little decency left in them. And as we gather around the haunted table, we also mention… Into the Woods, a 17-Carat Diamond Ring, raccoon butler, the tale of the angry watermelon, the aww shucks all-American boy, Mr. Falcon, The Hobbit, James Garner, Keith David David Keith, Chet got legit, there’s like one screw holding this thing up… and it’s bent, fist-bumping LeVar Burton, Michael Ritchie,  out of 2714 shows, Benedict Cumberbatch, A Man Called Sledge, Amber Heard, Karl Urban’s bellybutton, Iron Man armor, chest merkin, Robert De Niro, a crooked mullet, Bryan Adams, Groot, I’d give Beth a piggyback ride, John Stamos, banana clip visors, improv vs. acting, being disemboweled by the big bad wolf, I’d tap that dwarf, fist bumping for Ebola, now I’m not saying I wanna put my mouth on it or anything, sleepy sexy, Christopher Walken, shirtless Reading Rainbow, a little weasely wolf, Sarah Wayne Callies, there’s obviously been hair removal done at some point, I was starting to feel like I was a little hot back then, Stuart Gordon, The Wheeler Dealers, I love me some Loki, celebrity ass update, Golden Palace, multitasking monkeys, did he make it explode, Second City, the John Cleese of drama, I just saw a bi-plane go by, Michael Fassbender, here just run into my fist with your face, a little soapy… a little weepy, Hour of the Gun, The Walking Dead, hoochie mom jeans, very pregnant and seemingly naked Mariah Carey, King of the Ants, taking photos with celebrities, mistral LaForge, unicorn butt plug, Re-Animator: The Musical, My Bodyguard, satirizing the Organic Theater Company, Dushku’s glorious hair, it wouldn’t be the first time you let a woodland creature live in your house, Buzzy's on TBS, he drives like he’s playing a video game, got damn no dog-havin’ heifer, you don’t have to go very far if you’re looking for trouble, CM PUNK,  Somewhere in Time, yeah I been doing this on five continents… for forty-three years, so the guy from Nickel Creek is marrying Advil  Lebean?, Norman Reedus’s bellybutton, Charlie Prince and by the way… there are no koalas in New Zealand.  “It started to dawn on me… well I guess I’m an actor. You know, maybe I should… start… watching movies and seeing what people do, and how they act.” 

Movie Meltdown - Episode 269 This week we welcome filmmaker Michael Fitzer into the group as we sit down to tackle The Grind topic ‘o the week: Hollywood Dynasties. We address the families that continue to work in the entertainment industry. And somewhere along the way, we mention… Gattaca, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, The Pursuit of Happyness, what the hell happened to Chris Makepeace?, Happy Accidents, Hitler’s painting career, rays of light coming from your head, Martin Mull, Noah, Lost in Translation, Gary Oldman, The Shawshank Redemption, 70’s snap zoom techniques, The Notebook, Her, La Femme Nikita, So I guess the moral of the story is… if you want your kid to be successful in Hollywood – just make Steven Speilberg the Godfather, Darren Aronofsky, Alpha Dog, Dracula, Monster-in-Law, Connor Cruise, Luc Besson is a God, I can’t get over his veins, Rhea Perlman, My Bodyguard, the bearded prophet, Uma Thurman, Jack Huston, Wild at Heart, Most other kids were dating… and I was following Roger Deakins around, attitude is everything, Roger Deakins, Never Been Kissed, Hiding Out, Gwyneth Paltrow, star wipes, nepotism in any industry is bad, because the director is the key, The Culkins, getting a special guest star credit, freshman effort, I was walking down Hollywood Boulevard, picking up a hot pot of oil with my forearms, Seduced and Abandoned, Girl in the Café, adding a chapter to the Bible, bypassing the system, she’s been married like 7 times… and she’s talking about love, Paper Moon, Hook, The Oscars, I don’t like the way Laura Dern cries, Point of No Return, Scott Glenn, you could have had your own wrapping paper room, The Creationist Movement in America, Chris Tucker, working with Osteoporosis, How can a Biblical epic… fall apart in the second act?, is there a point to her?, Johnny Handsome, I saw that movie… in the theater… probably 20 times!, DIY Network, Thora Birch, Danny DeVito, Alec Baldwin, the Olsens, writing on SNL before the zombies, Homes on Homes and a book full of heart-shaped objects.   “Sofia Coppola has NEVER stood in knee-deep mud, holding a reflector while a copperhead ran through her legs! She has NEVER done that… and I have!”

http://searchforschlock.com/media/podcasts/sfs-034-AlohaSummer.mp3 Download MP3 Based solely on our love of The Bad Guy from Karate Kid Part II's excellent Hawaiian-style diner, we selected this film, the poster of which is featured prominently on the aforementioned diner's wall. So it's a bit of an unknown quantity from the outset. But there's a lot to recommend this film, including a surprisingly affecting performance by martial arts star Sho Kosugi, an unsurprisingly hot performance by 21-year-old Hawaii native Tia Carrere, and a perhaps inevitably homoerotic performance by My Bodyguard star Chris Makepeace. So, maybe it won't suck?Original post located at searchforschlock.com.

After missing last week we return with tales of our adventures… Mark is excited by his new phone, and Allen tries nursing his hangover with some hair of the dog! Discussed This Week: Adventures in Craigslisting Elizabeth Taylor dies Netflix.ca degrades video quality to reduce bandwidth Detroit Population drops 25% the last decade $1000 Scarface Limited Edition Record Companies sue Limewire for $75 Trillion Microsoft asking Domestic companies to pay for foreign piracy Ambient lit transparent displays TV Talk Earworms Adele - Rolling In the Deep Billy Joel - You May Be Right Netflix.ca Picks Mark Whip It Raising Arizona A Prophet Miller's Crossing Kung Fu Hustle Allen Short Cuts The Grifters Exit Through the Gift Shop My Bodyguard Body Double (and Hideaway and Clay Pigeons) Download This Episode

Alright, the GGtMC is back to it's old shenanigans with a mega episode and a ton of listener feedback!!! This week the Gents bring Rupert back to the show for coverage of My Bodyguard (1980) directed by Tony Bill and Body Rock (1984) starring Lorenzo Lamas doing some sweet breakdancing AND rapping!!! Emails to midnitecinema@gmail.com Voicemails to 206-666-5207 Adios!!! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ggtmc/message

Features include: Editorial: Making Time for Firefly; Queen of the Black: Part 4: Double Trouble; Serenity Speculation: Dozens of planets and hundreds of moons, but how many languages?; The Terraformers: Episode 30: The Phantom Hope; Music Section: Anchorage; Big Damn Actors: Adam Baldwin in My Bodyguard

This ya podcast is in honor of our newest reissues -- JAH ROOTS - GONE A FOREIGN and JAH ROOTS & BIGGY RANKS - CLEAN UP YOUR KINGDOM. Last year we found a deeply beat up copy of the original DUKE 7" and underneath all the scratches and hiss, we heard a brilliant digital roots tunes...HEAVY, driving bassline with classic Waterhouse style vocals. On our next trip down to Jamaica, we were able to locate JAH ROOTS who it turns out, also produced the tune. Apparently he had recorded his vocal in the 80s but never released it until the early 90s at which time he recorded his combination with Biggy Ranks as well a next tune pon the riddim, ROLEX - TELL ME TEACHER. Well, the man had his tapes still, so we put it all together and BOOOM! the exclusive 7" vinyl reissues will be out January 21st on Duke/Deadly Dragon and ONLY available at www.deadlydragonsound.com. For this ya podcast, we put together a tuff mix of obscure 90s roots and culture that have that serious RUMBLE!!! Consciousness from the depths of the bass chamber...and as always, this one is mixed LIVE and DIRECT from vinyl -- no Serrato, no Cds -- just Deadly Dragon doing it inna Big People Fashion! REMEMBER! Check www.deadlydragonsound.com Play List: Jah Roots - Gone a Foreign (deadly dragon reissue!) Jah Roots & Biggy Ranks - Clean Up Your Kingdom (Deadly Dragon Reissue!) Rolex - Tell Them Teacher (Deadly Dragon Reissue!) SWEENY C.I.D. Dubwise Eek A Mouse - Pinchers - Cut Down Jr. Reid - John Law Determine - Man's Heart Ras Shiloh - Brass Gates Little Kirk - SOng Of Love Terry Ganzie - So Long Silver Cat - Israel Jr. Kelly - Black Starliner Tony Rebel - Dont Give Up Ras Shiloh - Look Into Life Triston Palmer - Jah Love King Kong - Who Say Yami Bolo - Mystery Babylon Dennis Brown - Almighty Father Wayne Smith - My God, My Lord, My Savior Chilla Ranch - Trod Earth Choppa Chop & Terror Fabulous - This Time Around Sluggy Ranks - If You Want Do the Time Willow - Nah Follow Dem Danny Dread - Jah Jah Mikey General - Deliver Me Jah Cocoa Tea - Heathen Terry Ganzie - Hi Hey Hello Tony Rebel - One Word Sizzla - Black Woman & Child Sizzla - Make It Secure Terry Linen - Show Me Oh Lord Sizzla - Joy Sluggy Ranks - Jah IS The Way Sluggy Ranks - Lightning & ThunderGeorge Nooks & Merciless - Too Much War Garnett Silk - Babylon Be Still Ras Shiloh - Don't Go Astray Sluggy Ranks - 20th Century Johnny Diamond - Slavemaster Dona V - Black Mother Cry Terror Fabulous - Natty Son Sizzla - Clean Up Your Heart