Podcast appearances and mentions of norman aladjem

Norman Aladjem is CEO of Mainstay Entertainment, a veteran Hollywood talent manager and producer, and also a father. When he found he couldn’t talk to his 11 year-old daughter about values, ethics, mistakes he had made, and life advice, he turned to writing a letter a week with the intent on sharing them with her when she was old enough to be receptive. His book, From Me to You, is the compilation of those letters. Norman joins host J.J. Jurgens to discuss the book and share insight from his personal and professional lives. AfterBuzz Tv's TomGirl is a brand new vodcast series hosted by JJ Jurgens, covering all aspects of sports, entertainment, fashion, and adventure! Each week, tune in on TomGirl Tuesdays LIVE or listen on iTunes or any other podcast location, to find conversations with leading members of the community. Follow JJ Jurgen on Twitter @JJJurgens and the show's official twitter handle at @TomGirlTV! Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV Buy Merch at http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/tomgirltv/support

Norman Aladjem is a successful talent Manager in Hollywood. He never intended to write a book. He set out to write a series of letters to his daughter to share his life experiences. Fortunately for us he decided to share that wisdom, humor and love with the world. Click here to support the podcast when you purchase From Me To You on Amazon Click here to sign up for our reading With Your Kids Family Newsletter

Justin and Norman talk about Norman's Book which is a collection of letters he wrote to his daughter because he is an older dad. Norman Aladjem@NormanAladjem on twitternormanaladjemauthor.com@iPodcastJustin on Twitter to watch Justin at work at KFIAM640. Facebook.com/dadpodcast@DadPodcast@JustinWorshamListen Live atmixLR.com/dadpodcastTell 3 people about this show. They don't have to listen just ask them to subscribe. We want to be number 1.Bookmark the amazon banner at the bottom of TheDadPodcast.com

Norman Aladjem is a successful Hollywood talent manager, producer and most recently -- author. His new book, "From Me to You: Stories about Life, Love, Family, Faith, and How to Negotiate a Bigger Allowance, is made up of letters that he wrote to his daughter, Mackenzie. She was born a month after Norman's 45th birthday. Being an older parent, Norman wanted to make sure Mackenzie and his two older step-daughters knew how he felt about various topics in life as they grow older and embark on their own paths in life. Over the course of a year, Norman sat down and wrote a letter a week to his "sweet daughter," whom he lovingly refers to throughout the book. He shares about the "relief, exultation, and unbridled love" they felt on the day Mackenzie was born, September 11, 2001, just before the terror attacks that would change the country forever:  "...About an hour later, the planes hit the towers and the world turned upside down. But even in the context of that tragedy, you reminded us on that day, as you do every day, that no matter how dark things get there is always light. You also reminded us that sometimes you have to fight for that light, and pray for it, and push for it as if your very life depended on it."  The lessons include everything from the birds and the bees, to the meaning of life, religion, marriage, failure and success in the entertainment industry, a story regarding the time he almost died in Morocco and a lot more. The idea of writing these stories, love and wisdom to your children in the form of letters is a beautiful gift -- one that probably becomes even more appreciated with age. While the letters were specifically written for Mackenzie and his family, the book is funny, heartwarming and speaks to everyone. Norman, a UCLA Law School grad and CEO of Mainstay Entertainment, joined me on Olympic & Bundy to talk about his background as an immigrant to America, how the book came to fruition, the process of writing it and a lot more. Share this story: https://bit.ly/2NQqwgW Purchase the book here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/1682618099 Thank you to Norman Aladjem! Subscribe to Olympic & Bundy on iTunes, Google Play, Spotify and Stitcher. Connect on social: Facebook.com/OlympicAndBundy Instagram.com/OlympicAndBundy Twitter.com/OlympicAndBundy OlympicAndBundy.com

August 29, 2018, Mike Dowler and co-host, actress Abby Donnelly (Just Add Magic) welcomed actress Mackenzie Aladjem to Conversations Episode 26 on ConversationsRadio About to turn 17, Mackie has a stellar resume’ having appeared in numerous movies and tv shows. Aladjem is a ‘Young Artist Award’ winner best known as daughter ‘Fiona’ starring opposite Edie Falco on Showtime’s Nurse Jackie and has worked on Parenthood, About A Boy, Grey's Anatomy, The Middle, Workaholics, and CSI: Miami and more. Mackie was a regular on the ABC soap opera All My Children and was most recently seen on Hawaii Five-0. Mackie’s film debut came in 2011 when she portrayed ‘Hayley Haller’ - opposite Mathew McConaughey in ‘The Lincoln Lawyer’ and in 2016, she starred as Jenny Johnstone along side Dalton Cyr and Ed Begley Jr. in Time Toys. Recently, Mackie’s dad, Norman Aladjem has written a book ‘From Me to You – Stories About Life, Love, Family, Faith and How to Negotiate a Bigger Allowance’. What began as a blog he started writing when she was very young is now a Simon & Schuster book filled with life experiences and learned lessons that he wanted to pass on to Mackie. The book is on sale everywhere.Check out all of our podcasts at www.conversationspod.wixsite.com/conversations  

Talent manager and producer Norman Aladjem's fascinating new book is made up of letters he penned to his beloved daughter on life lessons, questions and affirmations that he wanted to ensure she knew.

As we head into the dog days of summer, BEHIND THE LENS heads back to the Hundred Acre Wood with Marc Forster, takes another look at PRETTY BAD ACTRESS with Nick Scown, and welcomes an industry stalwart and loving dad turned author Norm Aladjem. Kicking off this episode of #BTLRadioShow, we go back to the Hundred Acre Wood and hear what CHRISTOPHER ROBIN director MARC FORSTER had to say to film critic debbie elias about bringing Pooh and pals to life in CHRISTOPHER ROBIN. From a request by his own daughter to make a film she could watch ("a Pooh film", to be precise), to the dream of a lifetime working with the legendary composer and songwriter Richard Sherman, to cinematographic design of the film, and the gifts of Pooh and moviemaking, Marc has a lot to say! And speaking of a dad and his daughter, you'll love hearing what NORMAN ALADJEM has to say about FROM ME TO YOU: STORIES ABOUT LIFE, LOVE, FAMILY, FAITH AND NOW TO NEGOTIATE A BIGGER ALLOWANCE when he joins us during the first half of the show. Established producer and talent manager for many years, Norm "stumbled" into the art of becoming an author thanks to his love for his youngest daughter. A book comprised of 52 "love letters" written by a daddy to his then 11-year old little girl for her to read and understand when a bit older, the book is a "Must Read" not only for dads and daughters, but parents and children alike, and even adult children who can still benefit from some fatherly advice. As if filling the gap left in the world by the absence of a Robert Young in "Father Knows Best" or an Ozzie Nelson or Ward Cleaver or Andy Taylor, you'll hear the love and excitement in Norm as he talks about not only how FROM ME TO YOU came to be, but the subject matters and life lessons that fill the pages. My favorite? "The Color of Money". Engaging and entertaining, you don't want to miss hearing Norm. Then we revisit the pretty darn funny PRETTY BAD ACTRESS with writer/director/editor NICK SCOWN. Last week we met actress Heather McComb who stars in the film. This week we get Nick's take on the creative process, tapping into the zeitgeist of child actors trying to make their way as adult actors, outsiders trying to fit in, casting perfection, developing a visual tonal bandwidth complementary to the story and dialogue while finding the balance between drama and satire, and something all filmmakers will appreciate – the process of concurrently wearing the hats of directing and editing and the inherent trials and triumphs therein. http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

Not very long ago, a child born to parents over 40 was a rarity.  That ship has sailed.  Still, practical matters are a consideration. Hollywood entertainment executive Norman Aladjem realized this when his first child, a daughter, was born.  He was 45.  What would he do, he thought, if something happened to him?

Jessica Yellin, Jefrey Pollock and Norm Aladjem are our guests this week. Show produced by Katherine Caperton. Original Air Date: June 22, 2013 on SiriusXM “POTUS” Channel 124. PoliOptics airs regularly on POTUS on Saturdays at 6 am, 12 noon and 6 pm. Follow us on Twitter @Polioptics