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Beacon filmmaker chronicles origins of raucous crawl Sitting in an East Village watering hole around the holidays several years ago, Seth Porges and his friend, Scott Beale, began talking about Santacon, the international bar crawl where men and women dress in Santa suits and related holiday apparel. It often gets a bad rap for the "Santanic" mayhem that happens every December when crowds collide with too much alcohol. "I figured it began with some drunken frat boys," says Porges, a filmmaker who moved to Beacon in 2016. "But Scott tells me, no, he and his friends started it in the mid-1990s, and he had the videotapes." Porges says he thought it sounded like "the stupidest thing in the world," but he discovered that the footage was "like the Zapruder tape - if it had no meaning or bearing in history." In his new documentary, Santacon, which premiered in November at the NYC DOC festival, Porges stays classy by covering the obligatory shots of fighting, puking and public urination by people in Santa suits with concision and hilarity via sensationalist TV news clips. Then he lets an amazing story breathe by lingering on the extensive video documentation of the founders' first Santacons, which took place in four cities during the mid-1990s, including the alleged theft of a mall stanchion's velvet rope at the initial event that tarnished the concept. As the U.S. became more homogenized and corporatized after the greedy 1980s, a group of weirdos in San Francisco created the Cacophony Society, which devised outlandish ideas and sometimes acted them out. In one incendiary incident that teetered toward performance art, they mocked PETA by throwing pig heads and chicken guts into the crowd during a staged parade. The group spread to other cities without any organizational structure, but the San Francisco chapter published a zine, Roughdraft. "Reading through old copies, you'd see little items and go, 'Whoa, that's the original idea for Burning Man, or that's the one for Santacon,' " says Porges. Burning Man became a commercial venture disavowed almost immediately by Cacophony. Santacon blew up into something they never intended to control or copyright, a decentralized phenomenon that benefits bars, restaurants and clothing stores. It began after Rob Schmitt, a member of the Cacophony Society, saw a postcard of Santas playing pool and said, "We should do this." A prescient post in the December 1994 issue of Roughdraft reads: "Imagine a bunch of cheap-suit Santas singing bawdy carols, staggering drunk, fighting in the street, mooning cable cars and other such mischief." On Dec. 20 of that year, participants paid $35 for a Santa costume and a seat on the "specially decorated" bus. BYOB and "don't forget the elf-throwing contest." Handheld camcorders captured the bewildered faces of bystanders as the Santas invaded a mall and a high-end restaurant. The cops clamped down during the second go-round, so Cacophony moved it from San Francisco to Portland, where the police shadowed them and warned against entering Macy's. One scene in the film shows the fat red line deciding not to mess with the thin blue line. The footage felt like "unlocking the Rosetta Stone for this underground movement that led to things like Jackass and The Rehearsal," says Porges. "They invented the flash mob, and Santacon is one of the first things to go viral worldwide." During the final Cacophony-sponsored soiree in 1998, Santas are shown in New York City joking around with the police. The event ended on a high note when some lunatic Santas climbed the Brooklyn Bridge. "It had nothing to do with fame or fortune," says Porges. "They were just merry pranksters seeking tribes of odd people to do new and interesting things and have fun in the moment with their friends. Back then, they did prank culture for art's sake. Now it's for clicks." For more info, see santacondoc.com. The film is making the festival circuit, but two of Porges' documentaries can be streamed: Cla...

On this episode of #TheFinestUnfiltered John & Eric sit down with Former NYC Department of Corrections Deputy Commissioner for Intelligence and Investigation Sarena Townsend Links to follow Sarena on Social Media : https://x.com/TownsendSarena https://www.instagram.com/stories/sarenatee/ https://www.tiktok.com/@sarenatownsend Link To Townsend Law Firm : https://www.townsendlawnyc.com/ Related Articles: https://www.thecity.nyc/2022/01/04/eric-adams-jail-commissioner-pushes-out-acclaimed-investigations-head/ For any financial or investment advice please contact LaidLaw Blue at 888-901-2583 (Blue) or visit them online at https://laidlawwealthmanagement.com/laidlaw-blue/ tell them your friends at #TheFinestUnfiltered sent you. Want to create live streams like this? Check out StreamYard: https://streamyard.com/pal/d/5689366474915840 #NYPD #NYC #Crime #Politics #Podcast #policepodcast #Cops #JohnMacari #EricDym

Sean Duggan is an advertising executive and documentary film producer and director. His debut film “Keep It A Secret: The Story of the Dawn of Surfing in Ireland” about Irish Surfers, The Troubles and his journey through surfing is available now via NYC Doc.  Sean is someone who has become a good friend, and it is our pleasure to have him come on the show and talk about his journey as a filmmaker, and the process and story of his documentary coming to life.  Stream it now!  Keepitasecretfilm - Home Keep It A Secret The Film (@keepitasecretfilm) • Instagram photos and videos Keep It A Secret The show keeps growing, so please help us by following our accounts and sharing with friends! Podcast Instagram Podcast Twitter Dave Instagram Dave Twitter Chris Twitter Chris Instagram  Show email: nowmorethaneverpod@gmail.com

If you love strong, bold New York women this is the episode for you! We begin by interviewing longtime PPR client, Dr. Dyan Hes, who runs Gramercy Pediatrics. Legendary NYC anchor + reporter Jane Hanson also stops by to talk about life after local news and her thriving media training consultancy.

Podcast: Raider-Cop Podcast Nation Date: Jan 22, 2020Episode #123Subject: “Bail Reform Haha.”  Host: Alpha Mike Characters: Prisoners, Inmates, & Criminals within the confines of the United States of America. Bolshevik Socialist Left Aka DemsIntro: Host Alpha Mike welcomes the Nation to episode #123. Keeping the audience up to date on the RaiderCopNation.com  Alpha tells the Nation about the different platforms on the Nation, such as Raider-Cop News, Raider-Cop Tube (coming 2021) and Raider-Cop Training in the future.    Word of The Week: John 15: 1-8 I am the true vine, and My Father is the vinedresser. Every branch in Me that does not bear fruit He takes away; and every branch that bears fruit He prunes, that it may bear more fruit.  You are already clean because of the word which I have spoken to you. Abide in Me, and I in you. As the branch cannot bear fruit of itself, unless it abides in the vine, neither can you, unless you abide in Me. “I am the vine, you are the branches. He who abides in Me, and I in him, bears much fruit; for without Me you can do nothing. If anyone does not abide in Me, he is cast out as a branch and is withered; and they gather them and throw them into the fire, and they are burned. If you abide in Me, and My words abide in you, you will ask what you desire, and it shall be done for you. By this My Father is glorified, that you bear much fruit; so you will be My disciples.   Main Topic: Breakdow 1.Nassau County Police Commissioner Patrick Ryder, bail reform "makes my job impossible". 2.Tiffany Harris arrested 27 Dec 19 for attacking 3 woman, then up release getting arrested again for assault.  3. Jan 2020 900 inmates to be set free, Gov Duomo says he didn't know about this.  4. 16% (880) inmates eligible to be set free NYC DOC.  5. Court Innovation (group) NYC 43% or 5000 inmates in play.  6. 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Anneke Lucas founded Liberation Prison Yoga in 2014. Aside from her duties as executive director , Anneke trains new volunteer instructors on site. She also teaches regularly at several of the eight facilities where LPY has weekly programs. She conducts trainings and workshops for yoga instructors, mental health professionals and NYC DOC and DOP employees,  to bring yoga and mindfulness into work with traumatized populations. Anneke is regularly invited to speak at conferences and universities about the subject of trauma, incarceration, and sex-trafficking. In 2013, Anneke started two groups  at the Woman’s Jail at Rikers Island for survivors of sex-trafficking.  Anneke herself experienced and witnessed some of the worst atrocities known to humankind – before she reached the age of 12. Her background, the obstacles she overcame, and the insights she received into the nature of the human psyche on her journey to health are an inspiration to students inside and outside of prisons, and audiences around the world. The continued healing she receives from her work reminds her that human connection is the agent for change, in teacher and student, provider and client.  In 2008, Anneke created a 500 Hour Yoga Alliance RYT program for a New York City based yoga studio. From 2011 to 2014 Anneke was director of Prison Yoga Project New York. She graduated from the Screenwrting program at AFI in 1993, published a novel in her home country, Belgium, and wrote many articles about yoga and trauma. She has been working on a book about her childhood, previewed in an article about her work in the prisons.

First Best Of Enemies co-director Robert Gordon joins us to talk about the hotly engaged debates between intellectual giants Gore Vidal and William F Buckley. The two despised each other and their mutual hatred came out on live television during the 1968 presidential campaign. ABC hosted 10 live debates during the presidential convention season, and the two men sparred of over issues of the day, that still resonate in the political arena. Vidal was coming off his recent publocation of the political satire Myra Breckenridge, featuring a transgendered woman who takes revenge on the Hollywood insiders who screwed up her life when she was a man.Buckley was the leading voice of conservative thinkers . Both thought the others philosophies and ways of life would harm the American culture. The resulting debates were as compelling as any classic boxing match.Then Lucha Mexico Filmmakers Alex Hammond & Ian Markowicz join us to talk about their excellent entry in this weekend's NYC DOC festival. The film explores the history and traditions of Mexican Wrestling and the Arena Mexico, home to the Lucha Libre telecasts and matches . We see the stories of current wrestlers like Shocker, Blue Demon Jr, Jon Strongman and others.

First Best Of Enemies co-director Robert Gordon joins us to talk about the hotly engaged debates between intellectual giants Gore Vidal and William F Buckley. The two despised each other and their mutual hatred came out on live television during the 1968 presidential campaign. ABC hosted 10 live debates during the presidential convention season, and the two men sparred of over issues of the day, that still resonate in the political arena. Vidal was coming off his recent publocation of the political satire Myra Breckenridge, featuring a transgendered woman who takes revenge on the Hollywood insiders who screwed up her life when she was a man.Buckley was the leading voice of conservative thinkers . Both thought the others philosophies and ways of life would harm the American culture. The resulting debates were as compelling as any classic boxing match.Then Lucha Mexico Filmmakers Alex Hammond & Ian Markowicz join us to talk about their excellent entry in this weekend's NYC DOC festival. The film explores the history and traditions of Mexican Wrestling and the Arena Mexico, home to the Lucha Libre telecasts and matches . We see the stories of current wrestlers like Shocker, Blue Demon Jr, Jon Strongman and others.