Podcasts about n0s4a2

The AHH! Crew is back for the second episode of their two-month countdown to Halloween with one of the most quintessential Halloween movies, Hocus Pocus (14:42)!This is one of Kat's personal favorite movies, so she leads a discussion on this cult-classic Disney flick that includes everything from the potential casting of Leonardo DiCaprio as Max Dennison to the filming locations in Salem, MA. While it may not be horror, this movie definitely gets you in the mood for Halloween.But first, Mike runs through news on Season 10 of The Walking Dead (03:00), the cancellation of N0S4A2 (06:05) and the delay of Season 10 of American Horror Story (08:45).Music: Dank Halloween by Shane Ivers - https://www.silvermansound.com

This week we finally wrap up N0S4A2 and give it the send off it deserves.  But before we get to that, Hannah and Acadia review and analyze episode two of Lovecraft Country – Whitey on the Moon.  Join us as we explore both shows and take a very brief ( I mean super brief) detour […]The post CRHS: Lovecraft Country and N0S4A2 Finale! appeared first on Superficial Gallery.

Acadia and Hannah return for another round of weeping and gnashing of teeth as they cover the 8th episode of N0S4A2 season 2.  Sudden death, shoddy demolition, dead children’s souls entombed in kitschy glass Christmas decor – all standard meeting minutes for your favorite not-so-legitimate historical society. Have yourself a listen!The post CRHS – N0S4A2 Episode 8 appeared first on Superficial Gallery.

This week Hannah and Acadia discuss and critique the Shudder original movie Host (spoiler alert!). It’s good to have new horror to watch! And, because it is the path they chose, they also cover the newest episode of AMC’s N0S4A2. Let that be a lesson to them. If you are going to watch a show […]The post CRHS – Reviewing “Host” and Covering N0S4A2 appeared first on Superficial Gallery.

This week Hannah and Acadia discuss the game Monster Prom, issue a mobile game challenge to the listeners, chat about The Rental, and dig into the latest episode of AMC’s N0S4A2.  And by dig in, we mean we throw a bunch of dirt around in a half-hearted attempt to bury it. But, like Charlie Manx, […]The post CRHS – Monster Prom and N0S4A2 Continues! appeared first on Superficial Gallery.

 This week, host Gray Jones interviews Jami O'Brien, creator & showrunner of "N0S4A2" on AMC. This episode is sponsored by Pilar Alessandra of onthepage.tv. Pilar is offering TV Writer Podcast listeners a 10% discount on any of her services. To get your 10% off, reach out to her directly and tell her Gray sent you! In this episode, Jami has great tips for the writers room, improving your writing, winning in interviews, adapting pre-existing material, and general career advice. Jami O'Brien Bio:Jami O'Brien created and showruns "NOS4A2" for AMC. Previously, she’s written for "Fear the Walking Dead," "Hell on Wheels," "Big Love," and "Flesh and Bone," which was nominated for a Writer’s Guild Award. Jami has an MFA in Playwriting from the Yale School of Drama. INDEX TO THE EPISODE:1:06 - Interview start, mention her show “N0S4A2.”2:00 - Her back story - writing as a kid, Yale playwriting, and eventually moving to LA because of a friend who was a TV writer.5:18 - Her first LA job, assisting a manager, learning about the industry.7:11 - When she first started trying to write for TV, got a writing assistant job thanks to one of her Yale professors who was a show runner. Resisted writing a spec, but when she finally did, got good traction from it and landed an agent. Still did not get staffed right away, but after several interviews she was staffed on “Lie To Me.”12:38 - What it was like to finally write on staff.14:10 - Talks about her next couple of shows, “The Deep End,” “Big Love,” and a longer stint on “Hell on Wheels.” Describes great lessons she learned from the showrunners and another writer who was a mentor, which helped her scripts to be rewritten less and less.19:32 - Sponsor break.20:37 - How she got an overall deal at AMC, got attached to the “N0S4A2” project, and was co-EP on “Fear the Walking Dead.”23:06 - Her process in how she adapted the book “N0S4A2” into a series, and doing a mini writer’s room.25:53 - Being a part of the Showrunner Training Program.30:39 - What it was like to build a staff and run a show for the first time. Some discussion about mini writers rooms.34:28 - What is she looking for when she interviews new writers? Looking for a voice, a point of view, and something unique. Must stand out from the bulk of scripts which are pretty good.37:19 - What she looks for in interviews.38:17 - Where her show is at with respect to Coronavirus.39:13 - How she feels about the current TV landscape.41:06 - Advice to younger self.42:52 - Mistakes she sees newer writers making. Follow Jami on Twitter: @jami_obrien You can help with the ongoing costs of bringing these weekly podcasts to you by becoming a patron of the podcast – for as little as 25¢ per episode! There are many reward levels. CLICK HERE to find out more. Buy Gray’s book for only $4.99! Look for it on Amazon – How To Break In To TV Writing: Insider Interviews. Didn’t get your questions asked? Make sure you follow Gray on Twitter (@GrayJones) so you can get the scoop on who is being interviewed and how to get your questions in. Also check out our TV Writer Twitter Database to find Twitter addresses for over 1,200 TV writers. Find previous episodes and other resources at www.tvwriterpodcast.com.

Join @Iamissen on What's Streaming Official as he recommends shows and talks TV & film news about what's coming to and playing on your favorite streaming apps like Hulu, Disney +, Netflix and PrimeVideo. This week we chat about shows you can binge watch more shows you can binge watch during our CoronaVirus self quarantine like the N0S4A2 on AMC. We also talk about Quibi's failure, HBO Max 60 days after the launch in May and the upcoming streaming app the Peacock Network that launches on 7/15/20 from NBC. The BOYS season 2 is coming out soon to Prime Video and IF you're a horror person and you watched Train to Busan part 2 is out in August. Send us your messages at @whatstreamingofficial on Instagram. Follow @whatsstreamingofficial for more streaming news on Instagram. Follow @whatsstreamingofficial for more streaming news on Instagram. Follow @whatsstreamingofficial for more streaming news on Instagram. Affiliate Partners/Show Sponsors If your HAIR THINNING?? Would you like to see it get thicker without surgery? Check out Adegen. It's a topical that you can use with your shampoo and it's FABULOUS. Trust me I know because I use it. Save 10% off your first order with coupon code 2020VISION . https://adegen.com/discount/2020VISION --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/whatsstreaming/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whatsstreaming/support

Hannah and Acadia have a little bit of Stephen King News and then discuss the third Episode of AMC’s N0S4A2, The Dark Road.  Email castlerockhistorical@gmail.com with comments or questions and support us at https://patreon.com/crhs.The post CRHS – N0S4A2 Episode Three appeared first on Superficial Gallery.

Join Acadia and Hannah as the discuss the crappy news of indie horror author Matt Hayward being gross and ruining his career as well as episode 2 of the AMC show N0S4A2 which we will keep covering because if nothing else we will start suggesting changes that would make it win all the awards!  As […]The post CRHS Covers N0S4A2 Episode 2 and Matt Hayward Scandal appeared first on Superficial Gallery.

Welcome to season three, everyone.  In this episode we cover the latest in horror video game news, the story surrounding the #soskasspeakup hashtag on Twitter and the season premiere of the AMC show N0S4A2.  So join us as we bring you our best in horror news and commentary. And since we referenced it in the […]The post CRHS Season Three Premiere! appeared first on Superficial Gallery.

Hannah and Michael shelter in place! We have a dramatic reading from friend of the pod Danielle Steel, a brief stop at W.H Auden’s messy apartment and finally lots & lots of book talk--what (and how!) we’re reading in these troubled times. ICONIC Danielle Steel interview in the NY Post. Auden was a slob. Smitten Kitchen will save us all. Thrift Books. Sponsor us! Books mentioned: Alison Roman, Nothing Fancy; Najmieh Batmanglij, New Food of Life; Ken Forkish, Flour Water Salt Yeast; Liu Cixin, The Three Body Problem; Kevin Wilson, Nothing to See Here; E.M. Forster, Howard’s End; Wilkie Collins, The Woman in White; Michael Ondaatje, The English Patient; Joe Hill, N0s4a2; Paul Tremblay, A Head Full of Ghosts; Henry James, Washington Square; Harriet Beecher Stowe, Uncle Tom’s Cabin; Marcel Proust, Swann’s Way; Charlotte Bronte, Jane Eyre; Hilary Mantel, The Mirror and the Light; Scarlett Thomas, Oligarchy & The Seed Collectors.

Click here to buy: https://adbl.co/2PbUedU The instant SUNDAY TIMES and NEW YORK TIMES bestseller that Stephen King calls 'Impossible to put down' The mesmerising adult debut from Leigh Bardugo. A tale of power, privilege, dark magic and murder set among the Ivy League elite. Alex Stern is the most unlikely member of Yale's freshman class. A dropout and the sole survivor of a horrific, unsolved crime - the last thing she wants is to cause trouble. Not when Yale was supposed to be her fresh start. But a free ride to one of the world's most prestigious universities was bound to come with a catch. Alex has been tasked with monitoring the mysterious activities of Yale's secret societies - societies that have yielded some of the most famous and influential people in the world. Now there's a dead girl on campus and Alex seems to be the only person who won't accept the neat answer the police and campus administration have come up with for her murder. Because Alex knows the secret societies are far more sinister and extraordinary than anyone ever imagined. They tamper with forbidden magic. They raise the dead. And, sometimes, they prey on the living . . . 'Ninth House is the best fantasy novel I've read in years, because it's about real people. Bardugo's imaginative reach is brilliant, and this story, full of shocks and twists, is impossible to put down' Stephen King 'Ninth House is one of the best fantasy novels I've read in years. This book is brilliant, funny, raw and utterly magnificent - it's a portal to a world you'll never want to leave' Lev Grossman, bestselling author of The Magicians trilogy 'Ninth House rocked my world. I could not get enough of Alex Stern, a heroine for the ages. With a bruised heart and bleeding knuckles, she risks death and damnation - again and again - for the people she cares about. I was cheering her on the whole way: from the first brilliant sentence of this book to the last' Joe Hill, bestselling author of N0S4A2

Ugh, again guys? How can you possibly experience so many films and movies that you need two roundups in a row? Well you better believe it as we cover N0S4A2, Black Circle, Child's Play, The Sonata, IT Chapter 2, All The Gods In The Sky, Midsommar, Bloodline, The Nest, When Darkness Loves Us, Finale, Monster In My Podcast, and Knife+Heart. Dang, how do we keep managing it?

Minisode 1 Every Thursday, Simone and Chad discuss movies and TV shows they're excited for based on the trailers, as well as movies and TV shows that will more than likely feature on the main episodes. The team will also discuss the shows they have mentioned on previous episodes, and see whether they live up to their hype. This week, Simone and Chad are discussing Good Omens (2019) and N0S4A2 (2019). If you haven't watched either yet, there are no spoilers, so you need not fret, new best friends! Footnotes: Trolls World Tour Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yP86-TR6IME Ready or Not Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZtYTwUxhAoI ECCO Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibl_Qi0Lxs4

This week it's Test Pilots time once again. This time we have watched 2 shows each and we go over what's good and bad, what's worth your time, and what isn't.The Chef show (Netflix)Chernobyl (HBO)Good Omens (Amazon Prime)Years and Years (HBO)N0S4A2 (AMC)What Just Happened (Fox)Email: contact@thirdreelpodcast.com Twitter: @ThirdReelPod Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thirdreelpodcast/ Amazon Affiliate Link: https://www.amazon.ca/?&_encoding=UTF8&tag=shifti05-20&linkCode=ur2&linkId=ec31c95ca9d1040142ab09e2e1066faa&camp=15121&creative=330641 A Shifting Focus production Theme: "Enigma" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

This week I was terrified and saddened by When They See Us (03:56), Acted Up on Pose (12:46), welcomed the black mama realness on Big Little Lies (16:46), wanted to whoop then hug all the kids on Euphoria (27:43), wanted to cut another pinky off on The Handmaids Tale (34:51), guessed who done it on Games People Play (38:03), left Christmasland behind on NOS4A2 (39:16), questioned sexuality in virtual space on Black Mirror (44:46), and shamed Reagan on Southern Charm NOLA (48:59). 02:50 Watch & Repeat 38:00 Better Off Binged 50:56 TBTV picks this week

Summer TV is here! We have a few soft light opening acts to pave the way for bigger long anticipated returns such as Big Little Lies, and Stranger Things. This week’ watches include The Handmaid’s Tale, The Spanish Princess, Dead to Me, N0S4A2, and Vida. I’ll tell you which shows are not worth your precious summer tv time! *MILD SPOILER ALERTS* Watch & Repeat 03:16 Watch & Delete 22:16 TBTV 26:16 Coming Up 28:52

Finally, book that's not set in the Wizarding World. We read N0S4A2 by Joe Hill. Forrest used the podcast as an excuse to re-read the book ahead of the show. Jimmy airs his grievances about Joe Hill and Stephen King as if it was Festivus. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/blanked-that/message

Look at us! We're on time.Horror Headlines: Stranger Things season 3, N0S4A2, Old Boy director teaming up with Bone Tomahawk writer, and much more!Now Slaying: Us is the only one you care about, let's face facts.Main Event: Bone TomahawkTrailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ZbwtHi-KSEAdditional Links:Stranger Things: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YEG3bmU_WaIN0S4A2: https://twitter.com/NOS4A2_AMC/status/1107461685017755649Podcast Links:FacebookTwitterInstagram

Amanda and Jenn discuss books set in New Mexico, horror with cars, political machinations, and more in this week's episode of Get Booked. This episode is sponsored by Timothy Top Book 1: The Green Pig by Gud and Good Me Bad Me, now in paperback by Ali Land. Subscribe to the podcast via RSS here, or via Apple Podcasts here. The show can also be found on Stitcher here.   Feedback Convenience Store Woman by Sayaka Murata Crossfire by Miyuki Miyabe Out by Natsuo Kirino   Questions   1. I love the podcast and have actually read some of the books that have been recommended and have loved them. I am taking a trip to Portland, Oregon and will go visit Powell’s City of Books (my first time ). I noticed as I was making my wish list of books I want to buy and looked at the list of books I’ve read this year and realized I have read too many books that are emotionally heavy. I’m not trying to say those books are unimportant they are! I just need an escape every now and then. I recently read Alan Bennett’s, “The Uncommon Reader,” and loved it so much. I need recommendations for books like that : easy to read in one sitting, grossly absorbing, and don’t leave me feeling emotionally and mentally exhausted. I have also read the Binti trilogy by Nnedi Okorafor and “The Bookshop,” by Penelope Fitzgerald. I am not a fan of romance novels. Would like some recommendations by women, people of color, or LGBTQ. Thanks and again love the podcast. --Rebekah   2. Hi - I send a request for book suggestions on your website (using the form I can no longer find...?) but forgot to mention that since I'm leaving for my trip in about a month, I'd really really appreciate some suggestions as soon as possible...I'm thinking you might have answered a similar question in past shows, too, since it's pretty simple. As I said before, I'm going to be travelling to Santa Fe, NM to live for a while, but know virtually nothing about the place! I'd love book suggestions - either modern fiction (preferred) or non-fiction / travel - that give a sense of the history & atmosphere & cultures & climate of New Mexico. I recently read Pretend I'm Dead by Jen Beagan, and thought it was great, although New Mexico is only a backdrop in that one. I'm not a big fan of cowboy / frontier type stuff, though. Thank you so much! Your podcast was recommended by my local librarian and I'm so grateful she let me know about it! All the best, --Tracey   3. Hi Ladies, My friend is looking for recommendations and I just do not feel equipped to suggest based on our differing reading interests, so I thought I would consult the experts! He gave me his 2 favorite books: "Dark Matter" by Blake Crouch and "Dragon Teeth" by Michael Crichton. I suggested "N0S4A2" by Joe Hill based on one of your previous shows, and he loved it. But he actually moved it to the top of his TBR because of the Rolls-Royce! He absolutely loves cars - it is his passion personally and professionally. Do you have any suggestions for what he calls "adventure" and "darker" books? HUGE plus if you can throw in a sweet car! I am trying to keep his reading flame alive. Thank you, --Andrea   4. Apparently I have an unpopular opinion. After watching the tv adaptations of her work, I decided to try reading one of Philippa Gregory's books but don't seem to be enjoying it very much. I'm confused by this since I know she is well regarded in this genre and that I enjoy these sorts of books (The Crystal Cave by Mary Stewart is one of my favorites and of course A Song of Ice and Fire) but I'm not finding the environment or characters very immersive. Could you recommend a political machinations, inspired by history, power weddings, and rising king novel by another author? Ideally it would be realistic with a few witchy superstitions, but full fantasy is good too. Wolf Hall is on my TBR and I know I've heard you mention an "inclusive GoT" - was it Promise of Blood? Thank you! --Kelly   5. My grandfather was diagnosed with dementia several years ago, but his condition has escalated recently, and he's just moved into a nursing home. Since my family has fairly spread out, the majority of the care for him has fallen on my mother, who lives closest to the home. She loves to laugh, and hasn't let any of this get her down, but I know it's tough on her. I was wondering if you had any recommendations for books that deal with aging parents in a positive or humorous tone, either a memoir or a novel of some sort. Thanks! --Amanda   6. Hello! I was pretty convinced that I don't like romance, but you ladies are always talking about great romance books. For the Read Harder challenge of a romance novel by or about a person of color, I chose Whiskey and Ribbons, by Leesa Cross-Smith. I think Amanda may have mentioned it on this podcast or on All the Books. This book is so good! It just made me feel like love is so amazing and wonderful, and the writing is beautiful. I feel like I have been missing out by avoiding the genre, and now I need more books to feel all of the feels. I admit that I haven't given romance much of a chance, but the little bit I have read has annoyed me with either the characters having amazing sex immediately after meeting on page two, or just plain bad writing. What are some good romances for people new to the genre? I usually read literary fiction and nonfiction. --Kara   7. Hi, can you recommend any books based around tattoos and fantasy elements connected to or about them? I love fantasy, historical fiction. Favorite books are Life after Life by Kate Atkinson, Station Eleven, Discovery of Witches. --Angela   Books Discussed An Easy Death by Charlaine Harris Ancillary Mercy by Ann Leckie Passing Strange by Ellen Klages River of Teeth by Sarah Gailey Fire Season by Philip Connors Night at the Fiestas by Kirstin Valdez Quade Christine by Stephen King Mongrels by Stephen Graham Jones The Winter Palace by Eva Stachniak War With the Mein by David Anthony Durham The Hundred Thousand Kingdoms by NK Jemisin (Inheritance Trilogy) Can’t We Talk About Something More Pleasant by Roz Chast The End of Your Life Book Club by Will Schwalbe An Extraordinary Union by Alyssa Cole The Bollywood Bride by Sonali Dev Inked by Eric Smith Ink Exchange by Melissa Marr (tw: rape, suicidal ideation)

Atul’s first Sidequest! In Atul’s very first Sidequest, he discusses the novel N0S4A2 by Joe Hill. He is hoping this will be the first ... Read More The post Sidequest 4: N0S4A2 appeared first on Welcome To Your Doom Show.