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This week on Black and Published, Nikesha speaks with Caseen Gaines, author of When Broadway Was Black: The Triumphant Story of the All-Black Musical that Changed the World. Caseen Gaines is an author, director, educator, and pop culture historian. He is the author of We Don't Need Roads: The Making of the Back to the Future Trilogy, A Christmas Story: Behind the Scenes of a Holiday Classic and Inside Pee-wee's Playhouse, which earned Caseen a 2012 Independent Publisher Book Award. In our conversation we discuss how Caseen landed his first book deal by cold pitching presses, the value of collective memory and how it increases the incentive to erase Black history, and why no matter how many books you publish, you're never just "good" as a working writer.Support the showFollow the Show: IG: @blkandpublished Twitter: @BLKandPublished Follow Me:IG: @nikesha_elise Twitter: @Nikesha_Elise Get My Books

Back to the Future is a story of a 17-year-old high-schooler hanging out with a super, super old man, much like our upcoming episode on Twilight. We Don't Need Roads tells the story behind this groundbreaking sci-fi series. Plus, Kellen harasses DeLorean drivers, and Dave has an apology for Rebecca Black.*TheBookPilePodcast@gmail.com*Kellen Erskine has appeared on Conan, Comedy Central, Jimmy Kimmel Live!, NBC's America's Got Talent, and the Amazon Original Series Inside Jokes. He has garnered over 50 million views with his clips on Dry Bar Comedy. In 2018 he was selected to perform on the “New Faces” showcase at the Just For Laughs Comedy Festival in Montreal, Quebec. Kellen was named one of TBS's Top Ten Comics to Watch in 2017. He currently tours the country.*David Vance's videos have garnered over 1 billion views. He has written viral ads for companies like Squatty Potty, Chatbooks, and Lumē, and sketches for the comedy show Studio C. His work has received two Webby Awards, and appeared on Conan. He currently works as a writer on the sitcom Freelancers.

Could The Simpsons replace their entire cast with AI replicas? A look at the scientific, artistic, and legal possibilities. Researchers have discovered an interesting trait in green tree frogs that they’re describing as built-in noise-canceling headphones. A few highlights from the 1,200 new words added to the German dictionary last year. And a website that lets you play streaming music on a vinyl interface.Sponsors:Fitbod, Get 25% off a membership at Fitbod.me/kottkeLightstream, Get a special interest rate discount at lightstream.com/kottkeLinks:Could The Simpsons replace its voice actors with AI deepfakes? (Wired)Digital Image Rights & Right of Publicity (SAG-AFTRA) Treefrogs have noise-cancelling headphones built into their ears (Popular Science)Coronaangst ridden? Overzoomed? Covid inspires 1,200 new German words (The Guardian)Needledrop: A turntable interface for music playback We Don't Need Roads: The Making of the Back to the Future Trilogy by Caseen Gaines Jack Dorsey is offering to sell the first tweet as an NFT (CNBC)Boot fills Foot’s boots as Shoe Zone finance boss (The Evening Standard) Kottke.OrgJackson Bird on Twitter

#1 Bestseller in Movies, Guides & Reviews ─ A Fan’s Look at the Back to the Future Franchise There’s a host of information out there on the Back to the Future trilogy, but never before has there been a book like this. The history of the films, cartoons, toys, and more. The Back to the Future series is a timeless collection that is greatly revered by all audiences. The beauty of this book by Brad Gilmore is that it doesn’t present the history of the film as textbook information. Gilmore discusses these films from a place of passion and so effectively reveals how the history behind the movies is just as engaging as the films themselves. From a fan for fans. Gilmore, a radio and television host, also happens to be a die-hard fan of the movies. As a fan speaking to fellow fans, Gilmore dives into fan theories and provides the answers to all the questions readers could possibly have—because they are the very questions he himself has asked. Unheard details and trivia. Not only is Gilmore a diehard fan, but he is also an expert on all things Back to the Future, a fact made evident by the podcast he hosts, Back to the Future: The Podcast. Pairing his knowledge with his passion for the films, Gilmore uses this book to discuss details and movie trivia that reveal just why these movies have stood the test of time. Check out this must-have book and learn things you never knew about Back to the Future. You’ll find… Completed timelines of all the main characters from the franchise In-depth studies of various Back to the Future fan theories that will surprise and intrigue you A detailed comparison of the films’ predictions of the future to our world today Fans of books like Back to the Future: The Classic Illustrated Storybook, Back to the Future: The Ultimate Visual History, Back to the Future: Untold Tales and Alternate Timelines, and We Don’t Need Roads: The Making of the Back to the Future Trilogy will love Brad Gilmore’s Back From the Future.

Eugen and Caitlin chat with author of "We Don't Need Roads : The Making of the Back To The Future Trilogy", Caseen Gaines!WTFlux is brought to you by http://www.deloreanrental.comMixed and mastered by Eric KreitzmanNews beds by: Chris Maffei

Michael J. Fox month continues on the podcast! For this episode we go into our time machine for a retro episode. We interview Caseen Gaines, Author of the book Where We’re Going We Don’t Need Roads The Making of the Back to the Future Trilogy. We dive deep into every question you’ve ever wanted to […] Subscribe for Free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Anchor Fm, Google Podcasts, Castbox Fm, iHeartRadio, Breaker, Overcast, Pocket Cast and Radio Public *Thanks for listening! If you like the podcast, please Rate it 5 Stars on Apple Podcasts! Follow us every week for more retro nostalgia filled movie reviews. *Follow us on Instagram @backintimepod Follow us on Twitter @backintimepod Facebook Back in Time Podcast YouTube Back in Time Podcast Follow Kyle @kautrey29 Follow JD @unjustjustin Visit us on the web backintimepod.com Who we are:  Back in Time Pod is a unique journey into the depths of the films that defined a generation. Join us in our DeLorean as we examine the year each movie came out, original trailer, box office numbers, critic response, production, and provide a play by play of the story. Oh yeah, we are also really funny! TAGS: #movie #movies #80smovies #90smovies #nostalgia #movies #podcasts #1980sfashion #1980sstyle #1985movies #1985 #moviestar #podcastingtips #podcast #sub4sub #sub4subyoutube #FollowMe #Instagood #Instagram #instamovie #MovieOfTheDay #MovieClip #Follow #FollowNow #Followgram #Follower #ILoveThe80s #ILovethe90s #80skid #80sbaby #80skids #90skid #90skids #90sbaby #NES #SuperNintendo #Backintimepod #Backintimepodcast #sipnetwork @sipnetwork #retro #retromovies #moviesfromthepast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Great Scott! We have author Caseen Gaines who wrote the book, “Where We’re Going We Don’t Need Roads: The Making of Back to the Future Trilogy”.  We dive deep into every question you’ve ever wanted to know about the Back to the Future franchise. Of course we ask about Erik Stoltz and the lost footage, … Continue reading Interview w/Caseen Gaines Author of Where We’re Going We Don’t Need Roads Subscribe for Free on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, Anchor Fm, Google Podcasts, Castbox Fm, iHeartRadio, Breaker, Overcast, Pocket Cast and Radio Public *Thanks for listening! If you like the podcast, please Rate it 5 Stars on Apple Podcasts! Follow us every week for more retro nostalgia filled movie reviews. *Follow us on Instagram @backintimepod Follow us on Twitter @backintimepod Facebook Back in Time Podcast YouTube Back in Time Podcast Follow Kyle @kautrey29 Follow JD @unjustjustin Visit us on the web backintimepod.com Who we are:  Back in Time Pod is a unique journey into the depths of the films that defined a generation. Join us in our DeLorean as we examine the year each movie came out, original trailer, box office numbers, critic response, production, and provide a play by play of the story. Oh yeah, we are also really funny! TAGS: #movie #movies #80smovies #90smovies #nostalgia #movies #podcasts #1980sfashion #1980sstyle #1985movies #1985 #moviestar #podcastingtips #podcast #sub4sub #sub4subyoutube #FollowMe #Instagood #Instagram #instamovie #MovieOfTheDay #MovieClip #Follow #FollowNow #Followgram #Follower #ILoveThe80s #ILovethe90s #80skid #80sbaby #80skids #90skid #90skids #90sbaby #NES #SuperNintendo #Backintimepod #Backintimepodcast #sipnetwork @sipnetwork #retro #retromovies #moviesfromthepast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Por escrito o en audio, la reseña de Capitán Pada sobre Star Wars: The Force Awakens   Obviamente, va con spoilers. El libro “We Don´t Need Roads: The Making of the Back to the Future Trilogy” de Caseen Gaines, recoge las siguientes palabras de Robert Zemeckis sobre las películas secuela:   “La audiencia tiene una relación de amor-odio con las secuelas. ¿Qué es lo que realmente quieren? Quieres la misma película, pero diferente. Pero espérame, no tan diferente, porque entonces me va a molestar. No puedes tener contentos a todos con una secuela”   Star Wars: El Despertar de la Fuerza es más que una secuela. Si bien tiene la labor de enamorar de nuevo a varias generaciones que entraron a éste universo con la trilogía original o con la trilogía precuela, también, y quizás la más importante, era la de abrir nuevamente la puerta para más historias, más producciones, más personajes y que las letras delineadas con amarillo nunca dejen de alimentar el hambre de los fanáticos. El Episodio VII cumple con ambas misiones, para bien y para mal. Irse a la segura es a lo que Zemeckis se refiere, y es lo que su colega J.J. Abrams hizo. Se le olvidó que la historia de A New Hope nos la sabemos de memoria y entonces realizó un Episodio IVs, si habláramos en términos de Apple. Tan es así, que el más grande spoiler de la cinta es predecido varios minutos antes, pues la última vez que vimos que un grupo de héroes se separó dentro de las cámaras del arma gigante de los villanos, uno de ellos no regresó vivo. Para el VII, sólo era cuestión de saber si iba a ser Chewbacca o iba a ser Han Solo el que dejaría su asiento libre.   En la misma publicación antes citada, ahora rescatamos las palabras del co-creador de BTTF, Bob Gale:   “Tuve una discusión con Tom Pollock, el jefe de estudio, sobre el marketing de la parte II. Yo queria que la audiencia supiera que estaba comprando un boleto para la segunda entrega de tres. Pollock decía que la parte II ya era una sola pieza por sí misma, aunque sabía perfectamente que no lo era, y estaba muy equivocado. Recuerdo haberme decepcionado mucho con el final de El Imperio Contraataca. Han Solo en carbonita me decepcionó. No tenía ni idea de que habría una tercera, ni antes ni después, y mucho menos sabía cuándo saldría.Perdí esa pelea con Pollock y perdimos confianza de la audiencia”   ¿Les hizo recordar algo? Así es. Si bien sabemos que ya se cocina un Episodio VIII y IX, supongo que no soy el único que se sintío engañado por Abrams. Ahora todo tenía sentido: cuando el director dijo “Por algo no hemos mostrado la imagen de Luke Skywalker” es porque, si la mostraban, sólo le quedarían 5 segundos más de pietaje exclusivo para las funciones cinematográficas. Hay maneras de dejar en suspenso. Hay modos de terminar una cinta aún sabiendo que falta mucho por contar. Hay estilos, como el que tuvo el Episodio V, y hay decepciones, como lo hace el Episodio VII, acercándose más a cualquier final de las dos primeras entregas de El Señor de los Anillos que al propio legado de La Guerra de las Galaxias.   Sin embargo, para no quedarnos con un mal sabor de boca, voy a lo que se se hizo muy bien. Con la velocidad con la que consumismos historias en los medios de comunicación, hay poco tiempo para el cariño. Los spoilers, la teaseritis y adelantos de lo que se viene, nos hacen conocer tanto el futuro de nuestros personajes, que ya no es una cuestión de saber qué es lo que le va a pasar, sino cómo le va a pasar, con un final previamente anunciado.  El desarrollo de personajes en un breve lapso está en crisis, y sin embargo, The Force Awakens nos dispara uno, dos, tres, cuatro y hasta cinco joyas. El humor de BB8 bien balanceado y que en ningún momento pretende llevarse la película como el otro JJ, el Binks. A pesar de que tengo mis dudas sobre las muy rápidas y poco justificadas decisiones del stormtropper renegado, hacia el final de la cinta, Finn se siente agusto de éste lado de la guerra, y nosotros confiamos en él. Es Poe Dameron otro nuevo héroe que agrada, que sabíamos que ese carisma no estaba destinado a perecer en su primera gran intervención en la pantalla y que todavía puede dar mucho más. Por otra parte, el que se encuentra en una delgada tabla es Kylo Ren. A veces sí, a veces no. A veces es un digno representante del legado de los villanos a vencer por cada entrega, y a veces le falta mucho para llegarle a cualquiera que ustedes me mencionen.    Aprovecho la mención del sujeto de negro con el sable bifurcado para anotar aquí, que me parece otra falta de respeto que hay muchas dudas que han tenido que ser aclarado en otro tipo de literatura y no dentro del guión de la película, como leer a Abrams explicando que fue BB8 el que despertó a R2D2 y no “de la nada” como muchos creíamos, o que el efecto chispeante de la nueva espada roja tiene una razón de ser: que al no ser un experimentado manejador de La Fuerza, a Kylo le falta todavía mucho por hacerse de un sable con una luz parejita.   De regreso a los personajes, he dejado a propósito para el final, a nuestra adorada Rey. La chica que ha vaciado los anaqueles de sus juguetes. Un personaje que de inmediato entró y escaló en la lista de los mejores que la saga nos ha ofrecido en cualquiera de sus manifestaciones. Rey viene a demostrar, como debe de ser en pleno 2015/2016 que lo sexi no debe ser más el encorvarse para revisar el motor del automóvil. Que tanto chicas como chicos queremos más como Rey en cualquier historia que se cuente a partir de éste momento.   Star Wars: The Force Awakens tuvo una responsabilidad muy grande sobre sus hombros, una responsabilidad de demostrar que el desembolso de 4.050 millones de dólares habían valido la pena. Y por eso se fue a la segura. Eso sí, es una producción impecable, que, irónicamente, en temas visuales y de efectos especiales, envejecerá más lento que lo que ya hizo la segunda trilogía. Y sí, sí queremos saber más sobre los nuevos y sobre los viejos personajes, pero espero que lo haga a partir de la construcción y la aportación propia y única.

Mark and Caseen Gaines, author of "We Don't Need Roads: The Making of Back to the Future" and "Inside Pee-Wee's Playhouse", talk about the history of and the phenomenons that are BACK TO THE FUTURE and PEE-WEE HERMAN. They also riff on White Manna and what makes an on-point Pee-Wee Herman laugh.  Special Song Credit: "White Manna" by Winter is Coming Audio Engineer: Kent Wilhelm Theme Song: "Breakdown" by Homesick Sun

This week, an Edward Snowden clone leaks drone docs, Chrome stops eavesdropping on you, why you should uninstall Flash right now, Facebook protects you from government intrusion, and we go Back to the Future-- but the future is now! ... on The Drill Down. Podcast [display_podcast] What We're Playing With Andy, Tosin & Dwayne: ‘Star Wars: The Force Awakens' trailer; Star Wars: The Force Awakens is obliterating all the movie pre-sale records Headlines A Second Snowden Has Leaked a Mother Lode of Drone Docs Chrome dumps “OK Google” eavesdropping extension because nobody actually uses it Back to the Future II: What did it get right and wrong? Every Future Prediction From ‘Back to the Future Part II' 'Back to the Future Day' videos Toyota Mirai 'Fueled by the Future' The Future is Now! Audible Book of the Week We Don't Need Roads: The Making of the Back to the Future Trilogy by Caseen Gaines Sign up at AudibleTrial.com/TheDrillDown Music Break: Back in Time by Huey Lewis and the News Hot Topics Adobe Flash Player Security Vulnerability: How to protect yourself Facebook will warn you if you're subject to government 'attacks' The NYPD Is Using Mobile X-Ray Vans to Spy on Unknown Targets The Drill Down Videos of the Week Computer Show 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' Trailer Is Here! Subscribe! The Drill Down on iTunes (Subscribe now!) Add us on Stitcher! The Drill Down on Facebook The Drill Down on Twitter Geeks Of Doom's The Drill Down is a roundtable-style audio podcast where we discuss the most important issues of the week, in tech and on the web and how they affect us all. Hosts are Geeks of Doom contributor Andrew Sorcini (Mr. BabyMan), marketing research analyst Dwayne De Freitas, and Box tech consultant Tosin Onafowokan.

Please lay your cameras at the feet of the all mighty Zemeckis statue. So this is a rather interesting experiment. Like we said in the episode, we’re putting out these “.5” episodes that serve almost as an addendum to our episodes on the actual movie trilogies. So this week is a bit of a review/overviewContinue reading →

The MovieFilm gang starts out this week's show by welcoming celebrated author and pop culture historian Caseen Gaines to help celebrate thirty years of Back to the Future, and talk up his new must-read tome We Don't Need Roads: The Making of the Back to the Future Trilogy. After that, listen to some hilarious highlights from Zaki's roundtable interviews with director Judd Apatow and stars Amy Schumer, Colin Quinn, Dave Attell, Mike Birbiglia, and Vanessa Bayer about the new film Trainwreck, hitting theaters this Friday. From there, it's on to the latest headlines out of Hollywood, [...]

On the thirtiethanniversary of the film, Caseen Gaines has written We Don’t Need Roads: The Making of the Back to the Future Trilogy (Plume, 2015). The book is an engaging history of the Back to the Future series, from its earliest development through the ups and downs in the making... Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the thirtiethanniversary of the film, Caseen Gaines has written We Don’t Need Roads: The Making of the Back to the Future Trilogy (Plume, 2015). The book is an engaging history of the Back to the Future series, from its earliest development through the ups and downs in the making of the three films. Gaines had access to people and documents that fill his book with great details. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On the thirtiethanniversary of the film, Caseen Gaines has written We Don’t Need Roads: The Making of the Back to the Future Trilogy (Plume, 2015). The book is an engaging history of the Back to the Future series, from its earliest development through the ups and downs in the making of the three films. Gaines had access to people and documents that fill his book with great details. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Special guest Caseen Gaines, author of We Don't Need Roads: The Making of the Back to the Future Trilogy, available now! In this episode: the Back to the Future theme song created with SNES Mario Paint, BTTF 30th anniversary reunions at London Film and Comic Con and We're Going Back in Los Angeles, screenwriter Bob Gale, Crispin Glover's empty house, Marty McFly originally played by Eric Stoltz, Soul Man swap of C. Thomas Howell and Melora Hardin, director Robert Zemeckis, hoverboard stunt crash, NES video game version of "Power of Love", Elizabeth Shue's weird look, Jeffrey Weissman, product placement, infamous 2015 predictions, the DeLorean DMC, to be continued?, BTTF personal nostalgia and memories, and what's happening next for Caseen. 90 minutes - http://www.paunchstevenson.com