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Tomi Lahren crowns her Losers of the Week! Then, a Nashville TV station allegedly axed the “Dugger Band's” performance of their patriotic song “True Colors” over the “political” nature. Country duo, Seth and Jordan Dugger, join to tell their story. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

The Dugger Brothers were told they could not perform a patriotic song on television station WSMV because it was politically biased. Yes, the song was promoting the greatness of America. Nashville has gone woke, friends.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Bria is a Los Angeles based musician and member of Oriville Peck, Frigs and God's Mom. Her latest EP 'Cuntry Covers Vol. 2' is out now on Sub Pop. Bria sat down with us to discuss moving to LA, getting evicted on New Years Day, Frigs, DIY shows at 1601 St. Laurent, Folio Magazine, her old apt/studio on St. Clair, punks cosplaying as cowboys, pre-fame Orville Peck, reintegrating into society after tour, her stage persona, getting replaced by Shania Twain, 'real' country music festivals, Nashville (TV series), The Grand Ole Opry, being the only woman touring with 11 men, third wave coffee shops, getting lost in American cities, recording 'Cuntry Covers Vol. 1' in the country, recording Vol. 2 in the city, signing to Sub Pop, God's Mom, Italian folk music and much more! Bria Josh McIntyre Austin Hutchings ---- COLD POD SUPPORT THIS PODCAST https://www.patreon.com/coldpod

Our guest today is producer, director and screenwriter Marshall Herskovitz. Many of his production projects have been in partnership with his long-time filmmaking collaborator, Edward Zwick whose films, he's produced and written half of. Their decades-long filmmaking partnership was launched as co-creators of the 1987 TV show, ThirtySomething. Now, Marshall had already written for the TV show, Family, in 1976. So his understanding of TV was pivotal in the success of ThirtySomething.Other projects he's credited for executive producing or creating include Traffic (2000), The Last Samurai (2003), Nashville (TV show 2016), Blood Diamond, and Women Walks Ahead(2017), starring the incomparable, Jessica Chastain.Marshall show, ThirtySomething, which only ran for four-season was quite successful. Co-created with Zwick, the follows the stories and journeys of seven thirtysomethings living in Philadelphia who struggle with everyday adult angst.[presto_player id=41018]The show's success earned over a dozen Primetime Emmy and Golden Globe awards, and personal honors for Marshall from the Writers Guild and a Directors Guild.Herskovitz's filmography is pretty adventurous. We discussed as many as we could in this interview and he was totally down for the ride. But if we are to highlight some must-mentions, Traffic will get the spot. Herskovitz co-produced Traffic in 2000 alongside esteem producer, Laura Bickford and directed by Zwick.The film holds a constant 93% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and won numerous Oscars BAFTA, Screen Actors Guild, and Golden Globes awards in 2001.It followed through grossing a total of $207.5 million on its $46 million budgetThe President appoints a conservative judge to spearhead America's escalating war against drugs, only to discover that his teenage daughter is a crack addict. Two DEA agents protect an informant. A jailed drug baron's wife attempts to carry on the family business.Another classic of his is the 1999 TV show, Once and Again. A divorced father and a soon-to-be-divorced mother meet and begin a romantic courtship which is always complicated by their respective children and their own life problems.Marshall dropped all sorts of knowledge bombs on the tribe this week. You have to listen to the episode to hear all those extra deets he shared with us about the attempts at rebooting ThirtySomething and many more.Enjoy this conversation with Marshall Herskovitz.This show is part of the Spreaker Prime Network, if you are interested in advertising on this podcast, contact us at https://www.spreaker.com/show/2664729/advertisement

The Greg Pogue & News Channel 5 Jon Burton Show, presented by Omni Nashville Hotel. Honoring the most iconic Nashville Tv news anchor, Vicki Yates.

Hayley Wielgus is a TV anchor for WKRN Channel 2 in Nashville Tennessee. We met at the Haley Sue Foundation Legacy Ball in Franklin, TN this past March and quickly hit it off. Hayley is beautiful inside and out. She has hustled in the broadcast industry, and she is a wonderful wife and mom. I am encouraged by Hayley's story- you will be too ;) Sit back, relax, and get your pens ready!! @hayleywielgustv @bbronkie

Rank, Honor and Praise were all a part of the show today on The Morning Cruise.  Bill had a dish at Bonefish Grill that he ranked among the best he's ever had and gave some praise to a Nashville TV station for having the recipe so he can try to replicate it at home.  With the Super Bowl happening on Sunday, snacks are a popular conversation topic these days. But Carmen's giving some praise ahead of time for her "poop pills".  You can help USA Today rank this year's commercials...

Few TV newscasters are known by just their first name. Demetria Kalodimos is one of them. After decades of starring as a main player in Nashville's dominant local TV news team, Demetria continues to reinvent herself with her TV documentary business and resurrecting a long time local news institution. She candidly reflects on her chemistry with the late great Dan Miller and doesn't hold back when discussing her abrupt exit from WSMV-TV. AMONG THE TOPICS: WHY SHE WASN'T ALWAYS DEMETRIA KALODIMOS, CHAMPAGNE JAM, JUMPING AHEAD ON THE REAL ESTATE BOOM, AND BANNER YEAR IN 2023.

Few TV newscasters are known by just their first name. Demetria Kalodimos is one of them. After decades of starring as a main player in Nashville's dominant local TV news team, Demetria continues to reinvent herself with her TV documentary business and resurrecting a long time local news institution. She candidly reflects on her chemistry with the late great Dan Miller and doesn't hold back when discussing her abrupt exit from WSMV-TV. AMONG THE TOPICS: WHY SHE WASN'T ALWAYS DEMETRIA KALODIMOS, CHAMPAGNE JAM, JUMPING AHEAD ON THE REAL ESTATE BOOM, AND BANNER YEAR IN 2023.

Few TV newscasters are known by just their first name. Demetria Kalodimos is one of them. After decades of starring as a main player in Nashville's dominant local TV news team, Demetria continues to reinvent herself with her TV documentary business and resurrecting a long time local news institution. She candidly reflects on her chemistry with the late great Dan Miller and doesn't hold back when discussing her abrupt exit from WSMV-TV. AMONG THE TOPICS: WHY SHE WASN'T ALWAYS DEMETRIA KALODIMOS, CHAMPAGNE JAM, JUMPING AHEAD ON THE REAL ESTATE BOOM, AND BANNER YEAR IN 2023.

In Wednesday's Pittsburgh CityCast, Tim Benz looks at a way to make some money on the Steelers twice in the same game. Joe Rutter joins Tim to talk about all the things that have been going wrong with the Steelers lately. And we look at the team's upcoming game against the Tennessee Titans with former Pittsburgh sports personality and current Nashville TV and Radio host Jon Burton. If you're enjoying the Pittsburgh CityCast podcast, follow/subscribe wherever you get your podcasts! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

NashvilleBanner.com Steve Cavendish and Braden Gall talk Nashville sports, media and business. Our guest today is AL.com Joseph Goodman. His new book "We Want Bama" is out Nov. 9. Writing in small town papers in Alabama Making a move to Florida to cover NBA, Gators Heat fans, Florida fans, high school fans Why the '20 Bama team so important to write about? Writing a book WHILE also being a full-time columnist Being scared of failure, learning work ethic The goal of writing the book - more than a story about a football team Why he loves the state of Alabama? What did leaving Alabama for a decade teach him about Alabama? What is Bryan Harsin trying to accomplish? How does this impact recruiting? Trying to bridge a gap to the audience The guys talk NFL and college football TV ratings in Nashville: Bama-Tennessee scores big numbers Different things Nashville cares about Great news for Vols administrators How Titans-Jets beat Titans-Chiefs Best college game compared to worst Titans games? Lamestream Sports is BTYB Jasper's on West End.

Prom and cotillions are commonplace in the month of May. Jon Rawl and "Toccopola Storyteller" Jerry Short share some dumb date-related decisions made as teens. Tennessee celebrates its 225th birthday this year, and a Nashville TV station is getting in on the party with 225 trivia questions. Also, the Sam Houston State Bearkats capture their first national championship with a FCS college football victory over South Dakota State in Frisco, Texas.

Our guest today is the former president of the producers Guild of America, established producer, writer, and director, Marshall Herskovitz. Much of his production projects have been in partnership with his long-time filmmaking friend, Edward Zwick whose films, he’s produced and written half of. Their decades-long filmmaking partnership was launched as co-creators of the 1987 TV show, ThirtySomething. Now, Marshall had already written for the TV show, Family, in 1976. So his understanding of TV was pivotal in the success of 30 Something. Other projects he’s credited for executive producing or creating include Traffic (2000), The Last Samurai (2003), Nashville (TV show 2016), Blood Diamond, and Women Walks Ahead(2017), starring the incomparable, Jessica Chastain.Marshall show, ThirtySomething, which only ran for four-season was quite successful. Co-created with Zwick, the follows the stories and journeys of seven thirtysomethings living in Philadelphia who struggle with everyday adult angst.The show's success earned over a dozen Primetime Emmy and Golden Globe awards, and personal honors for Marshall from the Writers Guild and a Directors Guild.Herskovitz's filmography is pretty adventurous. We discussed as many as we could in this interview and he was totally down for the ride. But if we are to highlight some must-mentions, Traffic will get the spot. Herskovitz co-produced Traffic in 2000 alongside esteem producer, Laura Bickford and directed by Zwick. The film holds a constant 93% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and won numerous Oscars BAFTA, Screen Actors Guild, and Golden Globes awards in 2001. It followed through grossing a total of $207.5 million on its $46 million budgetThe President appoints a conservative judge to spearhead America's escalating war against drugs, only to discover that his teenage daughter is a crack addict. Two DEA agents protect an informant. A jailed drug baron's wife attempts to carry on the family business.Another classic of his is the 1999 TV show, Once and Again. A divorced father and a soon-to-be-divorced mother meet and begin a romantic courtship which is always complicated by their respective children and their own life problems.Marshall was the absolute best and an excellent guest. You have to listen to the episode to hear all those extra deets he shared with us about the attempts at rebooting ThirtySomething and many more.Enjoy this conversation with Marshall Herskovitz.

Maurice is joined by former Nashville TV sports anchor Dave Foster to talk Braves and more. AP Tennessee Sports Editor Teresa Walker joins as well.

The Brummies hail not from the English city of Birmingham but a town of the same name in Alabama. These southern origins may suggest that the trio play roots music -- as does the fact that Jacob Bryant and John Davidson, two of the key Brummies, earned success as country songwriters, penning the Band Perry's 2013 hit "Done" -- but the group's 2018 debut, Eternal Reach, is a lush pop record, steeped in classic rock, AOR, and yacht rock traditions in equal measure. Same Trailer Different ParkJacob Bryant and John Davidson first began their creative collaboration as songwriters. Their first notable success was "Done," a song the Band Perry took to number one on Billboard's Country Airplay chart in 2013. Shortly afterward, they began performing as a duo called John & Jacob, releasing an independent eponymous album in 2014 and placing the single "Be My Girl" on the Nashville TV series. John & Jacob's big breakthrough came when they landed an opening spot on Kacey Musgraves's Same Trailer Different Park tour in 2014. While on the road with Musgraves, the duo began collaborating with Trevor Davis. Once the Same Trailer tour wrapped in 2015, the band officially hired Davis and rechristened themselves the Brummies, taking their name from slang for natives of Birmingham, England. Signing with Sandbox, the music management team behind Musgraves and Little Big Town, the band began working on a debut, while also maintaining a steady touring schedule. Eternal Reach, which featured a cameo from Kacey Musgraves on the single "Drive Away," reached stores in April 2018. - allmusic.com

Everything changed when the cancer diagnosis came for Jessica Turri at 9 years old. But her story isn’t what you think. Not even close. Relive her improbable life – from treatment at St. Jude to the set of a popular TV show, from Nashville TV news to country music – with members of her awestruck family. “I just know I’ve been offered so many chances and I’ve been given another chance at life and I really feel a lot of pressure to make that life count.”

Pete McGinty didn't know what he didn't know when he first spoke to Morgan Hughes about the #SaveTheCrew movement, and he immediately became fascinated by it. The rest is history, as McGinty discusses his latest book, "Accidental Heroes: The Grassroots Movement that Helped Save the Columbus Crew" (27:19). But first! Newcomer Grant Lillard comes on to discuss his background and pathway to Columbus, from a kid growing up in the Southwest to trying out for the Chicago Fire Academy in the snow, to meeting "Becks" and now coming to a contender in Columbus (2:34). After that, it's a CLBvNSH preview with Nashville TV analyst and former MLS player Jamie Watson (16:22).

Derrek Phillips grew up in the bay area of San Francisco, CA, in a home filled with music of all genres. Some of his earliest memories are playing percussion on whatever pot or pan he found in the kitchen to the records of Sly and the Family Stone, Metallica, and Digital Underground.  Derrek met his wife at a local bay-area high school band competition while she was playing trombone. His interest in playing all types of percussion allowed him to play in community orchestras, drum and bugle corps, including studying with the late, great, jazz drummer, Tony Williams.  His love for music took him east, where he graduated with a bachelor's degree in Jazz Studies from William Patterson University in New Jersey. After years of honing his skills in and around the New York jazz scene, Derrek's dreams of continuing his professional music career led him to Nashville. He has played and toured with such acts as Bonnie Tyler, Dr. John, Alison Kraus, James Otto, Delbert McClinton, Charlie Hunter, The McCrary Sisters, and many others.  A two-time Grammy winner, his percussion skills can be heard on the "Nashville" TV show, along with soundtracks by Vanessa Williams and Michael McDonald.  In 2014, Derrek joined Hank Williams Jr.'s band and he currently plays and tours with country music sensation Brett Eldredge. Derrek and I sat down one sunny summer day in 2020 on the porch of Moo Country in Leiper's Fork, TN. We discussed the influence his parents had on encouraging his musical ability and how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting professional tour musicians.  He's endorsed by Pearl Drums, Istanbul Cymbals, Evans Drumheads, Alclair Audio ear monitors, Drum Dots, Stack Ring Percussion, and Vater Sticks. Sit back and enjoy this episode with one of country music's most energetic and talented drummers. 

Our home, Nashville was hit by a deadly tornado overnight causing severe damage to many areas in the downtown area. Thankfully, everyone on the show is safe. Amy had to take shelter with her family, but storms missed Bobby's area of town. TV Producer, Robert Deaton fills in for Lunchbox. He shares many 'behind the scenes' accounts of the CMA and Billboard Awards shows he produces. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Egy korszak vége és egy új kor előszele egy epikus 2-órás adásban, rengeteg trailerrel és egy kihagyhatatlan filmmel, amit így mindhárman láttunk is.Premierek Két lépés távolságTrailerek The Addams Family  Playmobil - The Movie  Sonic the Hedgehog  The Lion King  Gemini Man  Men In Black: International  Dark Phoenix  Anna  Hobbs & Shaw  Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker  The Mandalorian  Jedi: Fallen Order Témák Abrams konzultált Lucassal  Szavazott az Akadémia  Mennyien látták a Triple Frontier-t  Alien kisfilmek 01, 02, 03-04, 05-06  A kis hableány és Lady and the Tramp Láttuk Close (b) Nashville - TV (b)  Isn't it Romantic? (b,h) Avengers: Endgame (b,h,w)

Late January is the dog days of Hollywood's long, expensive awards season. Smaller events unfurl several times a week, and every win becomes a chance to further handicap the Oscar chances for major contenders. This past week, the Final Draft Awards honored Callie Khouri, who wrote "Thelma & Louise" and created the "Nashville" TV series with its Hall of Fame Award. The next night, the Lumiere Awards unspooled a few miles away, on the lot of a different movie studio, and handed out a lot more statues. And there, Tom Cruise surprised even the man being honored, the writer-director Christopher McQuarrie, who is his long-time collaborator. I talked with Khouri and captured Cruise and McQuarrie all talking about the joys and challenges of making movies for this episode of Bloom in Tech. Give a listen. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/davidlbloom/support

Acting legend William Shatner once mailed a rotten banana to a Nashville TV producer. Purple hull peas are a Dixie mainstay. College football's Week 5 lineup is ready for "Gen. Gridiron" to weigh in on. And host Jon Rawl wraps September with another show on location in Oxford, Miss.

Acting legend William Shatner once mailed a rotten banana to a Nashville TV producer. Purple hull peas are a Dixie mainstay. College football's Week 5 lineup is ready for "Gen. Gridiron" to weigh in on. And host Jon Rawl wraps September with another show on location in Oxford, Miss.

Valerie Morehouse is a vocal expert and coach to artists and actors including Hunter Hayes, Tyler Hubbard and Brian Kelly of Florida Georgia Line, Michael Ray, Sia, Drew Taggart of The Chainsmokers, Steve Aoki, Avril Lavigne, Noah Cyrus, Rachel Platten, Ruby Rose, Jeff Bridges, and cast members of the Nashville TV series including Connie Britton, Charles Esten, Hayden Panettiere, and Claire Bowen In this podcast she talks about the importance of sleep, nutrition, moderation of drinking and having balance in life.

Jack Armstrong & Joe Getty talk to Nashville TV reporter Carley Gordon about the Waffle House shooting. Plus, what happens if interest rates go up...just a little? Will we people go back to capturing rats for food?

Jack Armstrong & Joe Getty talk to Nashville TV reporter Carley Gordon about the Waffle House shooting. Plus, what happens if interest rates go up...just a little? Will we people go back to capturing rats for food?

Jack Armstrong & Joe Getty talk to Nashville TV reporter Carley Gordon about the Waffle House shooting. Plus, what happens if interest rates go up...just a little? Will we people go back to capturing rats for food?

Josh Campbell, Storyteller of Spillit Memphis talks about his history and growth towards storytelling, Memphis cultural growth, Memphis history, and the unnecessary divide between East Memphis and Midtown. You'll also get to hear about his controversial view on This American Life *gasp*. Spillit is true, unscripted stories told in front of a live audience in Memphis, Tennessee. Spillit events are held quarterly and each event has a theme. Stories last ten minutes and must have a beginning, a middle, an end, and some sort of moral to tie it together. Some are hilarious, others contemplative, heartbreaking, suspenseful, and some reflective. Anyone can tell a story! Themes are announced months in advance. http://spillitmemphis.org/ Heroes June 13th - https://www.facebook.com/events/1415023002105651/?ref=5 Identity Crisis June 20th - https://www.facebook.com/events/232755043585305/?ref=5 Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/Spillitmemphis Twitter - https://twitter.com/Spillitmemphis iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/spillit-memphis/id579081398?mt=2 Crosstown Arts - http://crosstownarts.org/ Ryan Azada - https://twitter.com/deathtoazula Leah Keys - https://twitter.com/leahtkeys Spillit 2013 successfully Kickstarted campaign - https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/818341752/spillit-2013 To Submit stories for Spillit EMAIL HERE - spillitstories@gmail.com The Moth - http://themoth.org/ George Dawes Green - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_Dawes_Green Spillit by Wendy Trenthem :You’ve Got Mail” - http://spillitmemphis.org/wp-content/mp3/spillit_06_episode_06.mp3 Josh Campbell, storyteller - https://www.facebook.com/joshcampbellstorytelling?ref=stream ...And Thar You Got Wax, A Drama Boy Encore. https://www.facebook.com/events/660198820718259/ Free Admission Saturday, July 19 at 7:00pm - 8:40pm Broad Ave Arts District - Water Pavillion Maria Montesorri Memphis - http://mariamontessorischool.org/ Maria Montesorri wikipedia - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maria_Montessori This American Life - http://www.thisamericanlife.org/ Nashville TV show - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nashville_%282012_TV_series%29 East Memphis - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/East_Memphis,_Memphis,_Tennessee Our headphones - http://www.amazon.com/Sony-MDR7506-Professional-Diaphragm-Headphone/dp/B000AJIF4E Hog and hominy - http://www.hogandhominy.com/ Second Line - http://www.secondlinememphis.com/ Restaurant Iris - http://www.restaurantiris.com/ Bari - http://www.barimemphis.com/web/ Hattilo Theater - http://www.hattiloo.org/ Texas de Brazil - http://www.texasdebrazil.com/location/memphis Memphis Culture (50+ Initiatives) - http://creativememphispodcast.com/episode001-nationlebowitz/ Metal Museum - http://www.metalmuseum.org/ Memphis College of Art - http://mca.edu/ Yolo - http://www.yolofroyo.com/ Tamp & Tap - http://tampandtap.com/ Chiwawa - http://chiwawamidtown.com/ http://www.minglewoodhall.com/ https://www.facebook.com/MinglewoodHall?fref=ts The Rainforest - http://www.therainforestbook.com/ http://www.amazon.com/The-Rainforest-Secret-Building-Silicon/dp/0615586724 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keystone_species http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keystone_%28architecture%29 Hyphen Marketing - http://www.hyphenmarketsolutions.com/ Mayor’s Innovation Team - http://innovatememphis.com/ An American Plague - http://www.amazon.com/An-American-Plague-Terrifying-Epidemic/dp/0395776082 Ignite Memphis - http://ignitememphis.com/ Spillit @ Ignite - http://vimeo.com/82159553 Undercurrent - https://www.facebook.com/getundercurrent Emerge Memphis - http://www.emergememphis.org/ Forge - http://www.forgememphis.com/ Co-work - http://coworkmemphis.com/ Start Co. - http://neverstop.co/ Dixon Gallery - http://www.dixon.org/ Food Truck Fridays - http://www.dixon.org/food-truck-fridays Shelby Farms - http://www.shelbyfarmspark.org/ History - http://shelbyfarmspark.org/history Greenline - http://greatermemphisgreenline.com/