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“We're coming to a place in time where life itself is making us go inner world focused.” –Kristin HanggiThere's more than the hero's journey. Kristin Hanggi and I are talking about the heroine's journey and feminine productivity. Kristin is a multi passionate director, writer, producer, artist, and poet, who compares the hero's journey — or the outer world journey — and the heroine's journey — or the inner world journey.The hero's journey is an amazing framework, and when I first heard Kristin speak about the heroine's journey, there was no doubt in my mind, I needed to get her on the podcast. Right now we are living the heroine's journey individually and collectively. We need to heal our feminine and masculine.The creative path will take you to your stuck places. You need to stay in the process to evolve. It's not always comfortable and is often hard. We talk about overcoming limiting beliefs and thoughts of scarcity. Most importantly, Kristin shares the framework that helps navigate our sould's journey.We talk about: The role of mentors in the heroine's journeyThe Dark Night of the Soul and what comes afterSeparation from the feminine, losing connection to the earth and our bodiesThe outward quest for success and spiritual aridness and not feeling fulfilled Healing our relationships with our bodies and the earth and reconnecting to and learning to trust the original wisdom that lives inside Finding the integration or sacred marriage between the masculine and feminineABOUT KRISTINKristin Hanggi is a theater, television, and film director as well as a passionate multi-hyphenate — writer, producer, artist and poet.She is best known for directing and developing the international smash-hit Rock of Ages, which received five Tony Award nominations, including a nomination for Best Direction of a Musical. She has directed productions of Rock of Ages all over the world, including Broadway and the West End. Ms. Hanggi also known for developing and directing the acclaimed pop opera bare, which ran to sold-out audiences in Los Angeles and off-Broadway, and has gone on to have over 500 productions internationally. In February of 2022, Kristin directed the film Accidentally Brave, produced by Steven Soderbergh, based on the award-winning off-Broadway solo show by Maddie Corman (that Hanggi also developed and directed). As a film and television director, Hanggi directed an episode on the Emmy-nominated Netflix musical series Julie and the Phantoms. Other film directing credits include: Naomi & Ely's No Kiss List, an adaption of Rachel Cohn & David Levithan's popular novel of the same name, starring Victoria Justice, which debuted in Netflix's top ten. She made her feature directorial debut in 2013 with the indie Grantham & Rose with actress Tessa Thompson. For television, Ms. Hanggi adapted and directed the hit book series, Dear Dumb Diary into a musical movie, under Executive Producer Jerry Zucker for Walden Media. She is preparing the stage musical Romy and Michele: The Musical for 2024, and working with music artist India Arie on a stage show of her music.A partial list of other past stage productions: Clueless (with Dove Cameron); Pirate La Dee Da (currently being produced for television by John Legend and Ryan Seacrest); Atlantis by composer Matthew Lee Robinson; the initial production that launched the Pussycat Dolls, Pussycat Dolls Live at the Roxy (starring Gwen Stefani, Christina Aguilera, Charlize Theron, among others). In 2020, she released a poetry book entitled “God, Sex, Musical Theatre” which has been optioned to be turned into an unconventional...

Michael Harrop is a Motion Pictures and Film Consultant and Contractor. He is currently a co-executive producer on Billions. He was also a producer for "A Mouthful of Air" starring Amanda Seyfried (and directed by Mentor Amy Koppelman). He's also worked on films including Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List, I Smile Back, Nice Guy Johnny, and more. He is also worked as an associate producer on the TV Show Public Morals (TNT). In this episode, we talk about: • Why he decided to work in New York as a Production Assistant. • Being on Goldcrest for 5-6 years and working on his way up. • Him volunteering as a Post-production Supervisor, meeting Edward Burns and Connie Britton • How he continued working with Edward Burns from a Post-production Supervisor to being a Producer. • How he was able to launch Public Morals, Newlyweds, Nice Guy Johnny as a Producer. • The range of micro-budget film and its meaning • The responsibilities of a Post-production Supervisor • Different kinds of Producers and how raising money is part of their job • How he decided his next project • How he got involved in Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List • The difference between producing tv shows and films and the pros and cons of working in NY Guest: Twitter LinkedIn IMDB Host: Instagram: @MentorsontheMic @MichelleSimoneMiller Twitter: @MentorsontheMic @MichelleSimoneM Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/mentorsonthemic Website: www.michellesimonemiller.com Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/24mmichelle If you like this, I recommend episode 3.2 with Director and Writer Amy Koppelman. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This episode, Sam and Casey revisit a… formative piece of media. Featuring unlikeable protagonists, the YA genre, gay men stealing your girlfriends, and more. Apologies for bringing up Glee multiple times. Shownotes: https://samandcaseysmovieclub.wordpress.com/2021/06/14/episode-16-naomi-and-elys-no-kiss-list-2015/

Let's just say, Naomi isn't the only liar out there.  We're finally back from our extended winter hiatus. We never intended to be gone for so long, but alas life happens. No worries though. It's a new year and a new season. You can kiss your Courage & Doll-less subscription feed goodbye. In this week's episode, we discussed Victoria Justice's contribution to the Tumblr teen film genre. There's black skinny jeans, graphic tees, and red lipstick. We watched Naomi & Ely's No Kiss List, a misleading title for a film starring more-than-friendly friends. Seal those lips, listen up, and stick around for nursery design, comic book sexuality comparisons, and Valentine's date ideas.   We're both a couple of sweeties, and we know you are too.  Let your rom-com decisions reveal what Valentine's candy you are.  Take the quiz, and tweet us your results: https://bzfd.it/2LwKjCk Follow Us: https://twitter.com/courageanddoll    Check out our website: https://couragedollpodcast.wixsite.com/nowplaying

Welcome to the 19th episode of Broadway Babies! This week Noelle and Stephanie welcome Kristin Hanggi (bare, Rock of Ages). Kristin joins us just in time for the 20th anniversary celebration of the landmark, original production of bare: a pop opera! Kristin Hanggi is a theater, television, and film director as well as a passionate multi-hyphenate — writer, producer, story shaman, intuitive healer, artist, and poet. She is best known for directing and developing the international smash-hit Rock of Ages, which received five Tony Award nominations, including a nomination for Best Direction of a Musical. She has directed productions of Rock of Ages all over the world, including Broadway and the West End. Ms. Hanggi's developed and directed the acclaimed pop opera bare, which ran to sold-out audiences in Los Angeles and off-Broadway, won numerous awards, and has gone on to have over 500 productions internationally. As a film director, Kristin directed Naomi & Ely's No Kiss List, an adaption of Rachel Cohn & David Levithan's popular novel of the same name, starring Victoria Justice. She made her feature directorial debut in 2013 with the indie Grantham & Rose. For television, Ms. Hanggi adapted and directed the hit book series, Dear Dumb Diary into a musical movie, under Executive Producer Jerry Zucker for Walden Media. She also recently directed an episode on the upcoming Netflix musical series Julie and the Phantoms. A partial list of past stage productions include: Clueless; Accidentally Brave; Romy and Michele’s High School Reunion; Atlantis; Pirate La Dee Da; the initial production that launched the Pussycat Dolls, Pussycat Dolls Live at the Roxy. Ms. Hanggi graduated with her Masters from USC after receiving her Bachelors from UCLA in Theater. In June of 2013, Kristin returned to her alma mater when she received the UCLA School of Theater, Film, & Television Distinguished Alumni Award. Kristin has a love of music, and has directed multiple music videos and short films. She hosts a weekly podcast with her best friend Natalie Roy called “Let’s Play: The CREATE Podcast” on the intersectionality of spirituality & creativity. --- Stephanie Andersen (Bare: A Pop Opera, Original Cast, Cast Recording and Revival) and Noelle Hannibal (Hair: 20th Anniversary Production, Star Trek, Buffy) and are professional performers and fangirls with a deep and never-ending love for musical theatre. Join them as they chat about all things Broadway on this special podcast which will feature interviews with some of Broadway's most beloved stars. Sponsorships: on for this episode --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/broadway-babies/support

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We're back for another "Can't Watch Them All" minisode! Every minisode Paul, Lucy, and Brendan pick a movie they've tenuously recommended on the Swapcast for one of their co-hosts to review. This Minisode, Lucy reviews the queer teen romance,Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List; Brendan reviews the 90's Janet Jackson and Tupac Shakur drama, Poetic Justice; and Paul reviews the ultra violent, dark comedy, Big Time in Hollywood, FL. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

SEQUEL: Welcome to the third installment of Shatter Me: originally the finale, but it was too lame so now there's a fourth book on the way. We've got some Grey's Anatomy level soap opera going on. Will Adam and Warner find out that they're brothers? Was Warner really a Nice Guy all along? Why does Tahereh Mafi hate Adam so much all of a sudden? Maybe the real bird was the psychopath we fell in love with along the way. TW: Child abuse, suicidal thoughts, mental illness, violence. If you like The Worst Thing We Read, help us grow by spreading the word! You can support us by leaving a 5-star review on Apple iTunes. Follow us on Instagram @worstthingweread, Twitter @worstthngweread, or email us at worstthingweread@gmail.com. Goodreads: https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/102293261-kaitlyn-burton https://www.goodreads.com/user/show/12635391-savanah-tiffany Book rec (and movie rec): Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List, David Levithan.

Our first full audio commentary, sync this audio up with the film Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List on Netflix to watch and listen along with us! The bonds between Naomi (Victoria Justice) and Ely (Pierson Fode) are tested when they fall for the same guy. New episodes every Saturday.

For every banger based on a YA novel, there's one...less so. Maren and Martha try to spin straw into gold for this discussion on Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List, based on the novel by Rachel Cohn and David Levithan.

Nothing says instant chemistry like the classic pairing of a heterosexual woman and a gay man, the Reese's Peanut Butter Cup of our modern complicated times. And nothing makes a more compelling case for why this premise alone is not enough to hang a story on than 2015's Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List, a movie that's as wildly unlikable and messy as the millennial burdens at its peanut butter center. Leigh, Brendan, and Chris play an equally juvenile drinking game while discussing the movie's incomprehensible structure, the gaping black holes of charisma that anchor the story, and how odd it is to call your movie Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List and then not really focus too much on Ely or the No Kiss List. Also there's a weird public domain rip-off of "Pour Some Sugar on Me" that truly can't be adequately explained without hearing it. Continue reading →

First Draft Episode #196: Kirsten “Kiwi” Smith, Amy Andelson, and Emily Meyer Kirsten “Kiwi” Smith, Amy Andelson, and Emily Meyer are the team behind Trinkets, the Netflix TV series based on Kiwi’s young adult novel of the same name. Kiwi Smith is one half of the screenwriting team behind films like 10 Things I Hate About You, Legally Blonde, Ella Enchanted, and more, and the author of young adult novels The Geography of Girlhood, and Trinkets. Amy Andelson and Emily Meyer are the writing team behind films like Step Up 3D, Naomi and Ely’s No Kiss List, and the young adult novel Layover, and they adapted Trinkets and are credited as co-creators of the TV show. Links and Topics Mentioned In This Episode Every listener should check out the first episode of First Draft with Sarah Enni with Amy Andelson and Emily Meyer, when we talked about her first novel, Layover 10 Things I Hate About You was shot at Stadium High School in Tacoma, Wash. Shooting Trinkets on location in Portland, Ore. was a way to differentiate the show visually from glossier teen shows like Riverdale, and evoke classic teen shows like My So-Called Life Awesomeness TV produced the show and helped shape the project into a TV show Writer and artist Alex Israel was singing Amy and Emily’s praises to Kiwi for years before the three actually met John McAlary, the casting director for Trinkets, said he saw 6,000 actors during the casting process for the show’s key roles Seeing Trinkets star Brianna Hildebrand sing on her Instagram inspired Kiwi, Amy, and Emily to include singing as part of her character Actor Katrina Cunningham, who plays Sabine in Trinkets, and is a performer as well and her music is featured in the show Kiwi is currently writing “Party Girls” with long-time co-writer Karen McCullah End of the Fucking World and Russian Doll are TV series that Kiwi thinks are ideal bingeable lengths for TV series   Subscribe To First Draft with Sarah Enni Every Tuesday, I speak to storytellers like Veronica Roth, author of Divergent; Michael Dante  DiMartino, co-creator of Avatar: The Last Airbender; John August, screenwriter of Big Fish, Charlie’s Angels, and Charlie and the Chocolate Factory; or Rhett Miller, musician and frontman for The Old 97s. Together, we take deep dives on their careers and creative works. Don’t miss an episode! Subscribe in Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts. It’s free! Rate, Review, and Recommend How do you like the show? Please take a moment to rate and review First Draft with Sarah Enni in Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or wherever you listen to podcasts. Your honest and positive review helps others discover the show -- so thank you! Is there someone you think would love this podcast as much as you do? Please share this episode on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, or via carrier pigeon (maybe try a text or e-mail, come to think of it). Just click the Share button at the bottom of this post! Thanks again!

“Creativity & spirituality are the same thing.”Today my friends, you are in for a divine treat! I'm obsessed with Kristin and Natalie's podcast and now they are here on the pod sharing their work with us.Kristin and Natalie are both true creatives living fully self-expressed. Natalie is and access, author, and spiritual teacher and Kristin is a director, writer, and a producer. Together, they co-founded The C.R.E.A.T.E. Series and teach how the universal laws work in our creative process, why pleasure and play are necessary, and sharing the metaphysical truth behind the pathway to your dreams.In this episode, we talk all about the creative process and how this is truly a spiritual practice. Doing your dharma means learning to dance with the muse, work with the universe, and practice a whole lot of faith, trust, and grace. Kristin and Natalie also touch on the art of surrendering and the fact that we're not in charge with our visions - the universe is and it's guiding us.Lastly, we talk about how when things get hard and the growing pains get real, it means that the creative process is working. And, that this is the time to rise because the universe is always working in your favor and is supporting your growth.This is such a fun episode and I hope you love it just as much as I did. So, come hang out with us for the hour!About Kristin & Natalie:Natalie Roy is an actress, author and spiritual teacher. She's performed and taught all over the world on stage and screen and has appeared in The Affair, Law and Order: SVU, The Detour, Power, The Following, Being Erica, Murdoch Mysteries and in two films directed by award-winning director Sidney Furie. She authored her first book: "30 Years, 30 Lessons" several years ago and has since collaborated on The "I'mPossible Project" and the upcoming CREATE Book: “Let's Play!” She's also a 500 hour certified Yoga Teacher and a meditation teacher specializing in Visualization technique, positive psychology for actors, the Yoga Sutras and taking ancient Eastern philosophy and practices and playing them into the audition room and onto set. Natalie brings together the practices and techniques of meditation, mindfulness and “learned optimism” with the artistic process. She Co-Founded C.R.E.A.T.E with her best friend Kristin Hanggi!Kristin Hanggi's passion for connecting artists with holistic tools to develop and sustain their careers led her to co-found C.R.E.A.T.E. Workshops with her best friend Natalie Roy. Ms. Hanggi is a student and teacher of New Thought Ancient Wisdom Traditions, Mysticism, and Metaphysics. Kristin has studied with internationally-renown spiritual teacher, Michael Beckwith, and is especially interested in how Universal Laws help us with our creative lives to bring one's dharma to the world. Ms. Hanggi is best known for directing and developing the smash-hit Rock of Ages, which received five Tony Award nominations, including a nomination for Best Direction of a Musical. She has directed numerous productions of Rock of Ages, including Broadway, the West End, Australia, Toronto, Las Vegas, and two National Tours. Ms. Hanggi's other stage productions include the developing and directing the acclaimed pop opera bare, which ran to sold-out audiences in Los Angeles and off-Broadway. bare brought Ms. Hanggi numerous accolades including the Ovation Award for Best Musical, LA Weekly Award for Best Musical, and the Robby Award for Best Director. bare has gone on to have over 100 productions all over the world. As a film director, Kristin has directed Naomi & Ely's No Kiss List, starring Victoria Justice; the indie Grantham & Rose starring Jake T. Austin and Marla Gibbs; and the hit book series, Dear Dumb Diary into a musical movie, under Executive Producer Jerry Zucker for Walden Media. Ms. Hanggi graduated with her Masters from USC after receiving her Bachelors from UCLA in Theater. In June of 2013, Kristin returned to her alma mater when she received the UCLA School of Theater, Film, & Television Distinguished Alumni Award.In this episode, you'll learn:- How the act of creation is a spiritual practice.- Why the universe gave you your vision and how it's working with you to co-create it.- Why you can only take one step at a time, not just plan out your 10-year vision.- How to put pleasure first and why this is so important.- "What would happen if we put our pleasure first?" - Natalie Roy- "Whatever vibration and energy we infuse with what we do, it will actually change the thing we are creating." - Natalie Roy- "When we put action out from the vibration of joy, play, and pleasure, we're going to attract people who are in the same vibrational agreement." - Natalie Roy- "That there is a purity of your own soul that's undeniable." - Kristin Hanggi- "When we clamp down and try to control, we're actually cutting ourselves off from universal energy." - Kristin Hanggi- "What is occurring in my creative process is not mine, but something that the universe is doing through me and it's for the delight of me getting to watch it happen." - Kristin HanggiResources Mentioned:- Rob Bell- Kristin Hanggi and Natalie Roy are Just Getting Started - The Rob Cast- Let's Play: The Create Series Podcast- Abraham-Hicks- Steps on Broadway- Juice Press- Aubrey Marcus- Rock of Ages- Christy Marsden- Special Interview: Christy Marsden - Let's Play: The Create Series Podcast- When the Universe Wants to Give You A Message - Let's Play: The Create Series Podcast- Life is for Joy Music Video- Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself by Dr. Joe Dispenza- The Untethered Soul by Michael Singer- Pleasure in Italy RetreatFind Kristin & Natalie:createseries.comLet's Play: The Create Series Podcastkristinhanggi.comInstagram: @hanggilovenatalieroy.comInstagram: @missnatalieroyFind Kelly:Instagram: @kellytrachkellytrach.comMusic for The Kelly Trach Show is by Ikson: soundcloud.com/iksonSupport for today's show comes from:Teachable. Teachable is my absolute favorite online course creation platform and it is where I host Your Best Life, my best-selling digital course. Sign up here to get 3 free courses on how to make your first online class (a $1000 value that you get for free 'cause you're rollin' with me).

Johnny and Kevin kick back and celebrate President’s Day by picking their favorite President of all time (1:35). After briefly recapping “So Undercover” (4:55) the two get into a debate of which is better, “Naomi & Ely’s No Kiss List” or “So Undercover” (8:30). J & K then discuss an early crisis of faith in the podcast and revamp the picking of the bad movies (11:55). Following some awful Michael Caine impressions (17:25), the two jump into a PyeongChang Winter Olympics discussion (20:30) and which event they think they could spend four years training for (27:30). Johnny tells the story of a Mexican Winter Olympics Athlete and Kevin imagines it being the next Disney Olympics Movie (31:30). Finally the two end with discussion on Roger Deakins and the Best Cinematography Oscar category predicting the rest of the 2018 Oscar Winners (34:50).

Amy Andelson and Emily Meyer, screenwriters with their debut young adult novel, LAYOVER, out now!, on being housecats, blurring the line between best friends and collaborators, their annual “corporate retreat” road trip, and complementing each other emotionally through the editing process.   Amy Anderson and Emily Meyer Show Notes Finding Yvonne by Brandy Colbert Louisa May Alcott Edith Wharton I Hate Everyone But You by Gaby Dunn and Alison Raskin (listen to their First Draft interview here) Gossip Girl (TV show) John M. Chu (director) the Step Up movies The Great Gatsby (the Baz Lurhman film) Naomi and Ely’s No Kiss List (movie) Nick & Nora’s Infinite Playlist by David Leviathan and Rachel Cohn (sp) John Green Twilight by Stephenie Meyer The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins John Hughes Book Soup in Los Angeles

Listen in on Kevin calling in from an echo chamber as he joins Johnny in recapping their lingering thoughts on “Naomi & Ely’s No Kiss List” (2:45). They also pick the next (hint hint hint hint hint) movie from the bowl of bad Netflix movies (13:45). Kevin puts in some gripes about Marky Mark and his relation to the city of Philadelphia (19:30) while Johnny tells the fun story of the Clippers-Rockets Underground Brawl that almost went down (30:00). The boys figure out the storylines they care about in the 2018 Pyeongchang Olympics (35:30) and end with recommending the Netflix show “The End of the F***ing World” to listeners (42:30). What movie will they pick… "Next"? What will the… "Next" podcast episode be about? Will you listen to the… "Next" episode? Probably not...

Huff some Orson Welles and join Johnny and Kev in watching the fifteen minutes too long movie “Naomi & Ely’s No Kiss List”. Listen as Kevin misfires claiming the movie is set in Brooklyn and as Johnny claims the character of Ely is played by up to 7 different actors. Dive into the mystery of the Bruce I character, did he ever leave that dorm room? Did the actor read the rest of the script and just decide to bail? So many “huh?” moments in this Nora Ephron/Tennessee Williams drama for the millennial generation. Ugh. The boys also have fun picking out the film’s NYC and NYU locations since they live in NYC and went to NYU. GO VIOLETS! So queue up “Naomi & Ely’s No Kiss List” on Netflix and listen along as you watch!

Director Kristin Hanggi and actors Victoria Justice and Pierson Fode discuss Naomi and Ely's No Kiss List, a comedy about childhood friends who fall for the same guy.