Podcasts about Northern Rescue

Palm Haze are the musical duo of Anna Wagner on vocals and bass guitar and producer/guitarist Lucas Inacio (a.k.a Flover). Formed in Illhabela Brazil with the band soon relocating to Vancouver BC after writing just two songs together, Palm Haze have crafted a sound that is airy, dreamy, and commanding drawing from a variety of influences including shoegaze, trip hop, and alternative rock. In a few short years, Palm Haze have released two well received self-produced EPs, have had their music featured on the Netflix series Northern Rescue, and have played with touring acts such as Exploded View, Shadowhouse, and The Macks and local bands including Washers, Laverne, and Sleepy Gonzales.

Dimo and Joe recap our favorite reviews since we began the show.  Including: When They See Us, The Unauthorized Bash Brothers Documentary, The Boys and Northern Rescue! @bingeorpurgepodcast

Rodrigo Fernandez-Stoll is man of many hats: comedian, actor, singer, and a self-professed 'Filterhead'. He currently stars in Kim's Convenience and Northern Rescue, and is releasing his first comedy music album this spring. We sat down with Rodrigo to talk about his obsession with Venom, how he's convinced several people he is Adam Duritz of the Counting Crows, and that time in high school when he stayed up all night burning mix-CDs for a crush.

Bienvenidos a un nuevo programa de Cultura Seriéfila Podcast, el decimocuarto de la segunda temporada. Como ya sabéis, vamos a quincena vencida, así que toca repasar los estrenos de la primera quincena del mes de marzo, con especial atención a After Life y Love, Death and Robots, dos grandes joyas de Netflix. Todo ello presentado por Miguel Romero y acompañado de Stakado y Alberto Wikiseries. Os detallamos las secciones del programa: - Estrenos (8:59) Made in Abyss (10:03) Northern Rescue (16:08) The Widow (20:31) Inspectora Marleau (28:33) Un asunto de familia (31:50) Antes de perder (36:46) La orden (42:47) Philarmonia (48:06) After Life (54:26) Inmortals (1:03:17) El caso de Adnan Sayed, más allá de la historia de ‘Serial’ (1:06:15) Ágatha Christie: el misterio de la guía de ferrocarriles (1:15:25) Love, Death and Robots (1:23:00) Turn Up Charlie (1:32:38) The Bisexual (1:40:28) - El Bar (1:57:04) - Comentarios y despedida (2:22:03) Como siempre, os dejamos el enlace del grupo de Telegram donde hablamos constantemente de Series: https://t.me/CseriefilaStopia

Bienvenidos a un nuevo programa de Cultura Seriéfila Podcast, el decimocuarto de la segunda temporada. Como ya sabéis, vamos a quincena vencida, así que toca repasar los estrenos de la primera quincena del mes de marzo, con especial atención a After Life y Love, Death and Robots, dos grandes joyas de Netflix. Todo ello presentado por Miguel Romero y acompañado de Stakado y Alberto Wikiseries. Os detallamos las secciones del programa: - Estrenos (8:59) Made in Abyss (10:03) Northern Rescue (16:08) The Widow (20:31) Inspectora Marleau (28:33) Un asunto de familia (31:50) Antes de perder (36:46) La orden (42:47) Philarmonia (48:06) After Life (54:26) Inmortals (1:03:17) El caso de Adnan Sayed, más allá de la historia de ‘Serial’ (1:06:15) Ágatha Christie: el misterio de la guía de ferrocarriles (1:15:25) Love, Death and Robots (1:23:00) Turn Up Charlie (1:32:38) The Bisexual (1:40:28) - El Bar (1:57:04) - Comentarios y despedida (2:22:03) Como siempre, os dejamos el enlace del grupo de Telegram donde hablamos constantemente de Series: https://t.me/CseriefilaStopia

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Talking about the genius of Tom Hanks, I’m Saving Mr Banks, Northern Rescue and Billy Baldwin, and the upcoming The Act

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Nick and Will review the latest Netflix originals with Greta Titelman, including: The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind, Losers, Your Son, Northern Rescue, Budapest, Cricket Fever, River's Edge, and Larva Island.

Jennifer welcomes actor, writer, and mother, Kathleen Robertson. Kathleen is best known for her roles in Maniac Mansion, Beverly Hills, 90210, Boss, and Murder in the First. However, Kathleen is involved in so much more within the entertainment industry. She is an active movie and television show writer/producer, working on multiple projects. She actively seeks out opportunities to option books into television shows. All of this is in addition to raising her two children with her husband, Chris. She is an incredibly brilliant, talented and lovely woman who brings a lot of depth and insight to life. In this episode, Jennifer and Kathleen talk about Kathleen’s acting career, which started when she was just ten years old. Kathleen describes the surreal experience of getting a bodyguard assigned to her while she was working on the hit show, Beverly Hills, 90210. She also discusses her decision to start writing and how that was a transformative moment in her career. Kathleen discusses her pregnancies and the tragic miscarriage she experienced. The emotional trauma and journey that followed was nothing short of devastating. Jennifer and Kathleen talk about the importance of creating a forum for women who have experienced miscarriages to express themselves. Breaking this stigma and educating women of the inherent risks of late-life pregnancies is one of Kathleen’s top priorities as she moves forward. Finally, Kathleen lists the current projects she is working on, including a new show premiering on Netflix this March entitled, Northern Rescue. Full show notes: https://milfpodcast.com/36

The program all about TV. Our guests: Don Carmody TV partner/president David Cormican, creator/producer/showrunner of Northern Rescue, the family drama series beginning March 1 on Netflix, and Tom Humbert, creator/director/star of Wholly Broken, a new musical drama launching tomorrow night on Upliftv.

We are going for round two with actor, Tony Nappo on Cue To Cue! I loved having the opportunity to dig a little deeper and get caught up with Tony since our first conversation Click Here for first episode.   Tony has been up to a lot in the past couple years with his hit column Nappoholics in Intermission Magazine, the success of Bad Blood (now streaming on Netflix), to traveling shoots in Italy and Budapest for his most recent projects. Although all of these accomplishments are wonderful, and I am sincerely happy for Tony’s success, those of you who are regular listeners know that is the thing I am least interested in. I want to know YOU! Who are you “in the work”. Let’s talk about things that will challenge one another to grow and raise the bar for ourselves in our craft and as humans sharing this earth. Tony does exactly that today by sharing his heart, what he is moving towards, his past mistakes, and he does it all with a mouth like a trucker and I loved every minute it!   In this episode: Tony opens up about being an addict and how he is personally working on taking his recovery to the next level. the nature of vulnerability, ego, and acting. How traveling internationally to shoot as an actor in his recent shoots to Italy and Hungary were vastly different experiences and how you need to learn to roll with it. What advice he would give to actors just starting out. How his column, Nappoholics, in Intermission magazine came to be and how he curates his material how he deals with conflict now vs. ten years ago Tony Nappo was born and raised in Scarborough, Ontario. He went on to study acting in New York at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts. He is a theatrical staple in Toronto and has worked in many high profile Hollywood films including Born to be Blue, Saw 2, Four brothers, Land of the Dead and Murder at 1600. He has appeared in endless independent films including The Go-Getters, From the Vine Came the Grape, Samanthology, This Beautiful City, Beat Down, Stag , You Might As Well Live, and The Rainbow Kid. He voices the lead character, Jimmy Falcone, on the hit animated series Fugget About It and has appeared in over a hundred episodes of television including Netflix's upcoming Northern Rescue, Bad Blood, Titans, In Contempt, Save Me, The Christmas Chronicles, Kim"s Convenience, Baroness Von Sketch, Disney"s Zombies, Private Eyes, Carter, Shoot The Messenger, Remedy, Rookie Blue, Flashpoint, Breakout Kings, Killjoys, Saving Hope and DaVinci's Inquest. He has been nominated for a Canadian Screen Award, a Broadway World Award, and two times for The Actra Award and twice again for The Dora Mavor Moore Award. Follow Tony! Instagram: @nappo.tony Twitter: @realtonynappo