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Mackenzie Phillips steps Behind The Rope. Icon, Trailblazer, Advocate. Mackenzie chats about how she broke into acting at age twelve on a little known movie “American Graffiti” which led to her breakout role as Julie Cooper on the classic hit TV show “One Day At a Time”. Mackenzie chats what life on set was like and what it was like to work with co-star Valerie Bertinelli. Of course, life on set was anything but perfect. Mackenzie opens up about her battle with drugs and alcohol during “One Day At a Time”, the loss of her job twice, and how she now looks back and remembers that time in her life. She chats about her career since, her road to sobriety, current friendship with Valerie Bertinelli which has survived Hollywood, recent roles in “Orange Is The New Black”, “Hot In Cleveland” and the reboot of “One Day At a Time”, and the many misconceptions about her public personal she has encountered over the years. Of course we also chat Mack's favorite Wilson Phillips Song (shout out to sister Chynna Phillips) and Van Halen (shout out to Val). A no holds bar sit down chat with the one and only Miss Mackenzie Phillips. @mackphillips @behindvelvetrope @davidyontef BONUS & AD FREE EPISODES Available at - www.patreon.com/behindthevelvetrope Brought To You By:  PELOTON - www.onepeloton.com (See Website for More Information) LUMINEUX - www.amazon.com ($7 Off Your Order Today on Amazon)  MODERN FERTILITY - www.modernfertility.com/velvet ($20 Off) ATHLETIC GREENS - www.athleticgreens.com/VELVET (Free 1 Year Supply of Vitamin D and Five Free Travel Packs With Your First Purchase) TALKSPACE - www.talkspace.com ($100 Off Your First Month. Use Code “velvet”) ELYSIUM HEALTH - www.trybasis.com/VELVET (10% Off At Checkout. Use Code Velvet) WONDERY - (Listen to Even the Rich: Patty Hearst / Rich and Daily ad-free by joining Wondery Plus in the Wondery App) MERCH Available at - https://www.teepublic.com/stores/behind-the-velvet-rope?ref_id=13198 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Raising children is challenging. Raising Black boys is on a whole other level. This week I had a very insightful yet funny conversation with Karina F. Daves (Life Coach for Moms, Boundaries Expert, host of "One Day At a Time" podcast) all about the joys and challenges of raising boys with old souls. References:Karina's Website: www.karinafdaves.comKarina's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/karinafdaves/--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Weird Mom Website: https://weirdmompodcast.com/ Weird Mom Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/weirdmompod/ Weird Mom Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/WeirdMomPodcast/Weird Mom YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/38FtlZI--- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

“…if we could only get out of bed each morning realizing that today is a day not unlike those on which the greatest and most exciting events of history have taken place, that today represents another opportunity on the road to whatever greatness it is we seek.” One Day At A Time From notes of […] The post One Day At a Time – Earl Nightingale appeared first on Living Sensical.

“…if we could only get out of bed each morning realizing that today is a day not unlike those on which the greatest and most exciting events of history have taken place, that today represents another opportunity on the road to whatever greatness it is we seek.” One Day At A Time From notes of […] The post One Day At a Time – Earl Nightingale appeared first on Living Sensical.

“…if we could only get out of bed each morning realizing that today is a day not unlike those on which the greatest and most exciting events of history have taken place, that today represents another opportunity on the road to whatever greatness it is we seek.” One Day At A Time From notes of […] The post One Day At a Time – Earl Nightingale appeared first on Living Sensical.

FIRST: I would like to thank everyone who has contacted me and listened to this podcast so far, there is really is no way I could express how much that means to me. SECOND: This is not a Self-Help Podcast, but it has helped my SELF. My daily struggle with food, is just that.. EVERY DAY!! The TOOLS I gain doing this podcast will also be FOREVER, the inspiration I get from NON PROGRAM people is AMAZING, just comedians identifying with pain and trauma we all suffer/suffered throughout our lives. I believe laughter is one of the only ways out, it helps everything in every way. In this semi-serious episode, I talk about RESENTMENTS, the fear and HATRED they breed. Do things HAUNT YOU? Should you let ALL of them GO?..FOREVER?? I like to live One Day At a Time, does that mean that EVERYONE is off the HOOK? Where is the ACCOUNTABILITY? Click that LINK!! HEAR about my LIFE as a Human Being/FOOD ADDICT. You can go back in your HEAD right after the show... LUCKY YOU? * fear and insecurity included

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Voltamos à programação normal do BOXPOP com dicas de séries, minisséries e filmes. Nesta edição ainda tem participação especial do Xico, que se conectou remotamente. Falamos sobreWestworld , On Becoming a god in central Florida, One Day At time, Viva, Torn Boys, Todxs Nós, Killing Eve, Eu Nunca, Superstore, BroadCity, Shitters Creek, What we do in the Shadows, Cursed Films, Devs, Mrs. America, Hollywood, Fosse/Verdon, The Circle UK, RuPaul's Drag Race, Secret Celebrity Drag Race, Drag Race All Stars 5.

Welcome to the "One Day At a Time" podcast!! I'm your host Sanjana. This episode is about what you can expect from this podcast. If you want to know more about me and what I do, then click on www.sanjanaraj.com

Welcome to ODAAT, also known as One Day At a Time, the show where we will discuss the essentials and tips for the everyday woman and how to achieve your best life, not just because you deserve it, but because you were made for more! Your host, Karina F. Daves, will be talking to women who are dominating areas of their lives and will be sharing their stories, lessons and secrets on living a better balanced life. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Todo Que Ver: Episodio Tres      El podcast que te contará todo lo que puedes ver, escuchar, aprender, hacer y leer! (Sin Spoilers)  Martha Paola Medina, Miguel Alejandro y Adrian Murra nos cuentan sobre la cultura popular y la adversidad: ¿Cómo salir adelante cuando todo parece más difícil? Es la pregunta inicial de ciertos personajes que se convierten en modelos de conducta para quienes somos testigos de su historia. Tema: Todo Que Ver Con La Adversidad. Hablaremos de: Pequeñas Coincidencias, La Cenicienta, La Cabaña, Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, En Busca De La Felicidad, Ke$ha, One Day At a Time,   La nota curiosa: #Resiliencia, ¿Se puede desarrollar?   Recomendaciones: El Gran Pez, Se Regalan Dudas, Libera Tu Magia, Red, White & Blue, Ten Percent Happier,  #Mexico #QueVer #Netflix #AmazonPrime #Youtube #Ghandi #QueVer #Spotify #AppletvSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/todoquever)

Mais uma semana de isolamento social e, sem receber visita em casa, gravamos uma nova edição do BoxCast. Concentrados em nossas séries e filmes, comentamos A Caçada, O Homem Invisível, Making the Cut, Little Fires Everywhere, Unorthodox (Nada Ortodoxa), Big Brother Brasil, One Day At a Time e mais.

Live from the Women Rule summit, Anna speaks with "One Day At a Time" star Isabella Gomez and showrunner Gloria Calderón Kellett about TV, Trump, Latinx representation, the stereotypes they wish would disappear, and how Hollywood is changing for women.

We're back-ish! This week, Cathrine and AK talk about what they're thankful for in fandom. We talk about Unbelievable, Critical Role, American Gods, Wynonna Earp, One Day At a Time, MCU fandom, Tumblr, the Femslash Kink Meme, Ao3 and more!

TV series broaching stories of mental health and mental illness are on the rise, from anxiety and depression to bipolar disorder and PTSD. By exploring everything from diagnosis and treatment, to daily ups-and-downs, they’re bringing to light what often goes unsaid: the journey towards mental health is universal. Join the writers from a few of TV’s bravest, smartest, weirdest, kindest, most challenging series for an honest discussion about destigmatizing the conversation around mental illness, and breaking open the incredibly un-universal notion of ‘normal.’Panelists: Stephen Falk (Creator/Writer/Executive Producer/Director, You're The Worst)Mike Royce (Creator/Writer/Executive Producer, One Day At a Time) Meredith Averill (Co-Showrunner/Executive Producer/Writer, The Haunting of Hill House)Arielle Kebbel (Actor, Midnight,Texas)Moderator: Ben Travers (IndieWire)--DISCOUNT for Podcast Listeners:Get 15% OFF of your Season 9 (June 4-7) Badge using the promo code: TVCF2020. Go to ATXFestival.com/Buy-A-Badge and follow links to purchase!WHERE TO FIND USFOLLOW us at @ATXFestival on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook, and let us know your thoughts on this episode (or any episode!) using #TheTVCampfire!SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube channel to watch full panels (like this one) and Q&As from Season 8 and past festivals!BUY A BADGE at atxfestival.com/buy-a-badge and join us next June for ATX Season 9 (June 4-7, 2020)!Episode produced by: Caitlin McFarland, Emily Gipson, AJ Meyers, and audio partner Five Ohm Productions.ATXFestival.com FiveOhm.com

On this week’s episode of Bleekly’s ‘Just For Us’ podcast, the hosts reflect on the original L Word series in light of the reboot’s latest casting news, the revival of One Day At a Time on Pop, and all the possibilities of a Spider-Man based multiverse.

Chegou o LoGGadoCast! Nesta edição, Edu Sacer, Leandro Chaves, Leo Oliveira, Márcio Zanon, Taylor Rocha e Darlan Generoso comemoram a renovação de One Day At a Time e dão seus pitacos sobre as novas temporadas de Black Mirror e Big Little Lies, além das novatas Euphoria, Bandidos na TV e Grand Hotel. Para ouvir, dê o play, aumente o volume e deixe seu feedback nos comentários! Links Relacionados: LoGGado no Facebook Canal do LoGGado no YouTube Grupo do LoGGado no Telegram Apoie o LoGGado: PicPay Padrim

Dominic Sherwood and Ethan Peck join Penny Dreadful: City of Angels, AMC releases new Preacher Season 4 trailer, Castle Rock Season 2 adds Alison Wright, Robin Weigert, and more, One Day At a Time renewed by Pop TV. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tread Perilously's month of series finales nears the finish line with a look at the final two episodes of The Big Bang Theory -- an ending so epic, it required 12 writers. When Amy and Sheldon win the Nobel Prize, Sheldon's selfishness goes into overdrive. He hurts Amy when she decides to get a haircut and becomes afraid of all the changes coming to his group of friends. But matters only get worse when he forces Penny into revealing her pregnancy; leading to all his friends threatening to bail out of his Nobel Prize acceptance speech. Lessons may or may not be learned as the series draws to a close. In an attempt to avoid talking about The Big Bang Theory, Erik and Justin discuss other towns South Pasadena has played in movies. Erik reiterates his issues with three-camera sitcoms not called One Day At a Time. The films of the Wachowskis are discussed. Erik tries to point out local Pasadena customs the show doesn't quite get right. Erik mistakenly calls Johnny Galecki's character "Luther." Justin tries to compare The Big Bang Theory to comfort food and tries to recall a Latinx Marvel superhero. Raj gets a spotlight; leading to a discussion of assimilation. We promise there are at least a few jokes during the proceedings.

Grecia e Iole beeeeeeem blogueurinhas respondem perguntas de seus ouvintes neste animado episódio. (risos) Pedimos perguntas, flopamos, mas depois o pessoal do Telegram das Mathildas mandou perguntas para a gente e foi show de bola. Vamos ouvir? Diz que sim? Dá o play logo!  Fale Conosco: --- Email: mathildas@cinemacao.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/asmathildas Twitter: https://twitter.com/asmathildas Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/asmathildasoficial/ Quem são As Mathildas? --- • Iole Melo (host): @iolemelo • Grecia Baffa (host): @greciaaugusta • Marcela Teonilia (squad): @teonilia • Daísy Quintino (squad): @vixiizi • Ana Beatriz Oliva (pauteira): @aninhaolivaa O Podcast é Delas! --- Este podcast faz parte da campanha #OPodcastÉDelas, uma iniciativa coletiva que tem um objetivo bem simples: aumentar a participação das mulheres na podosfera. Por isso, durante todo o mês de Março, ao menos uma mulher estará participando das nossas discussões aqui do Podcast. Conheça mais sobre o projeto e ouça outros podcasts que estão fazendo parte desse movimento pela igualdade e respeito, aqui: https://opodcastedelas.com.br/  Você pode ser uma/um Padrim das Mathildas!! --- Basta entrar no site www.padrim.com/asmathildas e contribuir com a partir de R$ 1. Sim, só isso! Ah, e para quem doar mais dindin para a gente, vai ter mais recompensa! Padrins que apoiam a gente e merecem destaque aqui no post: --- • Jefferson Nascimento: @jnascim • Patrícia Castellem Strebe @patistrebe • Angresson da Silva @NerdFajuto e @angresson • Fernanda Cary @feca0206 • Thierre Zulske Penteado @thierrezp • Vanessa Guedes @nessoila Mas você pode também contribuir pelo Cinem(ação) --- Se quiser ajudar a gente de outra forma, também dá! Nós estamos dentro do Cinem(ação), então dá para contribuir com a gente por lá também. Entre no Apoia.se (10 contos) ou Patreon (1 dolarzinho) e contribua com alguns dinheirinhos. E lembre-se de avisar que você está doando para As Mathildas, ok? • https://bit.ly/apoia-cine • https://bit.ly/patreon-cinemacao   Cultura das Mathildas --- O que falamos para você aproveitar depois: • (Iole) - Filme Jejum de Amor (1940) • (Grecia) - Série One Day At a Time (Netflix) Edição: https://issoaidesign.com.br/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week on Social Blend, George has a special guest, singer/songwriter Gianna Marie! We talk music, inspiration, rejection, writing, and even goat yoga! Gianna talks about her new album and the singles out and coming out; We play Real Love. Topics are about US actress needing to apologize, Justin Biebers April fools joke goes bad, Hannah Montana making a comeback, justice for One Day At a Time, and the getaway car used to crash into Taylor swifts Rhode Island gates.  Next week, well talk about the Billboard Nominations! Gianna Marie Instagram- @_cutie3.14 Song: Real Love - Gianna Marie We, Social Blend do not own any of the music played during this podcast.

The Mueller Report is here. So now what? Andre's watching season 3 of Mr. Robot and Lisa can't stop smiling about it. What's really going on with the cancellation of One Day At a Time? The Patrick coming out on Schitt's Creek episode was our favorite. Emilia Clarke's harrowing story of dealing with two aneurysms during Game of Thrones makes us love her even more. Terrace House is there just when Lisa needs it. And we're very confused about who actually qualifies for FarmersOnly.com

In questa puntata Anna e Giulia parlano di Greta Thunberg, l'attivista che ha dato il via agli scioperi studenteschi denominati Fridays for Future e del valore delle manifestazioni. Facebook, Instagram e WhatsApp down per tutta una sera spingono ad una riflessione: come sarebbe la nostra vita senza i social media? La cancellazione di One Day At a Time da parte di Netflix fa riflettere: come vengono prese queste decisioni all'interno delle grandi aziende? Sigla by Fantomenk.

The star and showrunner of Netflix’s "One Day At a Time" — one of Hollywood's few series starring and led by women of color — talk Hollywood, sexism and the stereotypes they’re tired of hearing about Latinas. It’s a TV show about a Cuban-American single mother who works as a nurse. She’s an Army veteran and her ex-husband is still a contractor overseas. She has post-traumatic stress, depression and anxiety. Her teenage daughter is an out and proud lesbian in a world that isn’t always welcoming. Her son has been bullied by racists who tell him to “go back to Mexico,” even though he’s a third-generation American. Her mother, a devout Catholic and Cuban immigrant, and lives with them in a small apartment in a working-class Los Angeles neighborhood. If you’re among those who read that and think the show isn’t for you, Machado is having none of it. “We get this question a lot, like, ‘What does it have to do with me? Why should I watch it?’” Machado said in an interview for POLITICO’s Women Rule podcast. “And I’m saying personally, I grew up watching white people and I identified with them. And I didn’t have anything in common with ‘Growing Pains.’ I had nothing in common with Kirk Cameron. … They were telling universal stories about family, about love, about all of these things.” “When I wake up in the morning, I don’t think, like, ‘Another day in the life of a Latina!’” chuckled Gloria Calderón Kellett, the series’ co-runner, who joined Machado on the podcast. “You just wake up, and you’re a human and you’re trying to go about your day.” Over its three seasons, “One Day At a Time” has earned a devoted fan following, both for its sharp writing and for its perspective on the world. It’s one of relatively few TV shows in Hollywood both led by and starring women of color (Machado’s mother is portrayed by Rita Moreno, the legendary EGOT winner whose career has spanned from “Singin’ In the Rain” and “West Side Story” to the Netflix series). Having strong women behind the camera makes a difference, too. “Day One of our show, we sit down with our staff and we say, ‘Hey, listen. If you have something — your kid has something at their school, you get to go to that,’” said Calderón Kellett. “‘And for those of you who have chosen not to have children, but your dog or your mom or your best friend is the most important person in the world to you, they have something? You get to go to that. All of you get to live your lives. And we’re going to try very hard to get out of here so that you can have dinner and have a full life outside of this.’ The moment you say that to anybody, they will kill for you.” Having worked a steady career in TV on series like “How I Met Your Mother” and “Rules of Engagement,” Calderón Kellett said she was moved to take the approach because she’s toiled away in so many toxic and unaccommodating male-dominated writers’ rooms. “Here I am in Hollywood, and I’m suffering [because of] a guy who doesn’t want to go home because he doesn’t like his wife and kids, and he wants to hold me hostage here while he’s telling dick jokes,” she said. “The more I would be in rooms where there would be half women, or more and more women, the more that type of misogynistic behavior ended. It would just start to end.”

Depois de mais de vinte edições e vários ouvintes ajudados, tá na hora de saber o que aconteceu! Nesse programa de devolutivas, descobrimos que ajudamos muita gente e lemos desdobramentos que criaram novos casos! É um programa que saímos com um sorriso no rosto depois da gravação após ver que essa jornada com vocês está sendo real! --------------------- DEVOLUTIVAS O tio homofóbico do Natal O casal com relação tóxica no trabalho A revoltada do Natal A Benzinha sem resolução O episódio de vício em redes me ajudou! --------------------- PRA FICAR MELHOR Livro - Minha História, da Michelle Obama Livro - Dumpling, da Julie Murphy Série - One Day At a Time --------------------- SIGA A GENTE NAS REDES SOCIAIS! INSTAGRAM: @podcastestamosbem - TWITTER: @estamosbempod Bárbara dos Anjos Lima: @dabarbara Thiago Theodoro: @luxoeriqueza | @thiwitter no Twitter) --------------------- VOCÊ TAMBÉM PODE NOS OUVIR EM: SPOTIFY: https://spoti.fi/2NcASm5 ITUNES: https://apple.co/2NbDoZZ RSS: https://podcastestamosbem.libsyn.com/rss --------------------- MANDE O SEU CASO PARA A GENTE! E-MAIL: podcastestamosbem@gmail.com --------------------- Entre no nosso grupo do Facebook e discuta nossas ideias! https://www.facebook.com/groups/313473979384217/

What we're watching: The psychological thriller You is totally bingeable. It stalled when it was on Lifetime Network, but got new legs on Netflix. One Day At a Time is so good and Rita Moreno is a goddess. Leap Year with Matthew Goode and Amy Adams is a charming delight. Larry Crowne with Tom Hanks and Julia Roberts is amazing too. What do you think? Reach us at @GetYourEyesOn and @helenrac. Thanks for listening!

Liz is on her own giving some quick tips on being prepared and taking it One Day At a Time during this crazy time of year. You can see the post Liz refers to checking the No box by following her on Instagram here

GamerDude has always been a fan of television and in this episode, he has more stories about the TV shows he grew up with. Television changed in the 1970s, right when GamerDude was at his most impressionable. In addition to explaining how all TV in the 1970s was "appointment TV" because there was no way to record the shows, he talks about the changes in television, from allowing married couples to actually share a bed on television, to the acceptance of "bathroom humor" in All in the Family, to the the "T & A" shows of the '70s, which gave us "Daisy Dukes," Three's Company, and Charlie's Angels. GamerDude also talks about his top five most memorable shows from the '70s: Starsky and Hutch, Charlie's Angels, Fantasy Island, Happy Days and One Day At a Time. As you might expect, two of those choices had everything to do with a young, hormonal teenager falling "in love" with the characters on the shows.  To wrap this episode up, GamerDude re-visits his "Five Season Rule" for television series, because he just won't stop talking about it!

This week: It’s a ladies night out! Except the “out” is as in “outer space”! The Netflix reboot of One Day At a Time is mentioned once again, as are several other quality television programs. Also, possibly the most Pokemon talk of any episode so far! If you haven’t seen it yet, you can watch […]

After a month off, the Box Not Included babes are BACK with a bumper episode of catching up and geeking out! We talk: The Good Place, #whatBlackPanthermeanstome, Queer Eye, the new arcs of Critical Role and The Adventure Zone, the new seasons of Dirk Gently, One Day At a Time, Black Mirror and so much more! It feels good to be back. Today’s episode is sponsored by Beastly Beverages.com. Listen to the episode to learn more about our special offer. Our audio and theme music provided by Graham Waller at grahamwaller.com. Graham is also part of GlitterWolf, whose debut album Spectrum is out now! If you want to get in contact, you can do so via Twitter @BoxNotIncluded, Email at BoxNotIncluded@gmail.com or on Tumblr @BoxNotIncluded. We also have a Facebook Group - just search for Box Not Included!

Join ReWatchable as we discuss Buffy the Vampire season 6, episode 19, “Seeing Red,” and Angel season 3, episode 19, “The Price.” Superfans: Caitlin and Natalie Newbies: Kristen and Mitch Fun Facts: Mitch is in a FOMO Nintendo mode. Ariana wrapped One Day At a Time this week and is about to start a new job. Natalie has found and actually received a new secondhand vintage house wanker table. Caitlin has had Gage for one year on the day of this recording! But it’s not like he understands that or steak juice. Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 6, episode 19, “Seeing Red”: -Synopsis -Superfans have been dreading this episode since the start of the podcast. -Joss included Amber for the first time in the opening credits in this episode on purpose because he thought it would be “cute.” -The shooting environment for this show sounds so stressful. -This whole echo chamber effect for Joss’ work doesn’t do him any favors. -This episode marked the rise and fall of The Trio. -The inclusion of guns here was an interesting twist in the plot. -We want to like Jonathan, but that’s mostly because he’s played by Danny Strong. -Did any of us see it coming that Andrew had a crush on Warren? -Warren isn’t secure enough in his masculinity to get with Andrew. -The two orbs in a sac OMG. -That’s it, Mitch is going to Pigfarts. -The contrast between Tara and Willow getting back together and the end of this episode is crushing. -Is Dawn gay? Or why is she so excited about the sex happening in her house? -Aaaaand we’re done with anything resembling a fun and pleasant conversation. -Dawn should not have stuck her nose into Spike’s business. -Yeah, trigger warning for this whole episode. -Spike trying to take advantage of Buffy was such a horrific scene. –Natalie’s interview with James Marsters touches more on our thoughts on this horrific scene. -It’s important for show creators to understand that their material doesn’t exist in a vacuum. -Apparently, they didn’t do trigger warnings before content like this when this episode aired. -Why does Xander feel so entitled to Buffy’s attention and apology? -Where was Spike going on his motorcycle at the end? -Filming the rape scene was nowhere near fair for either actor. -There’s no break from the trauma, as Warren waltzes right in with the gun. -This death was not earned, as Tara’s death was used simply as a plot point. -Why is killing the lesbian girlfriend such a troupe? -Is the treating of gay characters like this homophobic? -Ariana’s finally to the point of liking Buffy! -The Trio is no longer the bigger threat, as Evil Willow falls into line. -So it has to mean that Tara’s death sticks because Willow turned evil? -But it’s season 6, so it can only get worse. -Favorite Scenes -Favorite Lines Angel season 6, episode 19, “The Price”: -Synopsis -Cordy is a beautiful light demon, yayyyyy. -The return of Thaumogenesis. -There were some horror movies potentially referenced in this episode. -The Pancakes are still struggling to figure out how to operate without Wes. -Connor is Dawn 2.0. -Natalie’s already apologizing for the misery we’re about to experience. -How about a demon prom, eh? That could be fun? -Groo and Cordy’s days are probably limited. -You never know where Cordy’s hair is going to go next! -Ariana isn’t feeling Cordy as much as before. -Cordelia is rightfully upset that Angel didn’t contact her about Connor. -We want Cordy to feel again. We’re missing out on some important scenes and confrontations from her. -Connor probably has some hell dimension issues. -What was the actual price of this episode? -Favorite Scenes -Favorite Lines Listener Feedback: -Amber Benson (Tara) and Adam Busch (Warren) dated! -Does Warren have a soul? -“Seeing Red” is tough for all of us. -Yeah, why did Cordy never confront Wes? Mitch’s Musings/Ariana’s Answers: –Buffy the Vampire Slayer season 6, episode 20, “Villains” –Angel season 3, episode 20, “A New World” Contact us! Email: rewatchable.podcast@gmail.com Twit...

Isabella Gomez was born in Medellin, Colombia where she was raised. She grew up an only child surrounded by older kids and adults, making her an outgoing little girl. Isabella loved to be the center of attention from an early age and would make friends wherever she went, from school to waiting rooms. She was always very assertive so when a 6 year old Isabella told her mom that she wanted to act, her parents knew she meant it. Luckily, her mom Eliana had a close friend that was involved in the industry and through him she started dipping her foot in the commercial world in Colombia. She was in love right away, and her vivacious personality at such a young age caught the eye of those around. From there she was booked to be the host of the launching of a government issued program that focused on providing food for kids in need in the state. At the mere age of 6 she hosted a 2 1/2 hour long ceremony all by herself, shocking the audience and those working with her. She continued to host ceremonies and kept working on commercials. When Isabella was 10 her dad Sergio decided to move to the United States in search of a better life. Once in Orlando, Florida she pushed to finally be put in professional classes so she could further pursue her passion, but the language barrier prevented her from being able to go in right away. Determined to train, Isabella worked on learning English and getting rid of her accent. Soon enough, her mom agreed to enroll her in the little acting studio down the street, the Lisa Maile School. She eventually took almost every course available, all the while forming a strong bond with an administrator there, Loretta Rispoli. She would later make a phone call to close friend Traci Danielle, president and owner of Brevard Talent Group, urging her to give this little newcomer a chance. Soon after Isabella had signed with her very first agent, an agent she still has to this day and considers a close friend. Now with Traci’s help Isabella broke into the commercial industry in the United States, working on projects such as Tobacco Free Florida, Friendly’s, Publix, Universal Studios and so on. After working with a couple different coaches she decided to try a new one her mom recommended, Kia RiddickTaylor. This ended up being a match made in Heaven both in a professional sense and a personal one. Isabella found a new home, a new family and a second mom in her studio. Due to the relaxed, open-minded nature of the class and the people in it she was able to finally fully give herself over to her craft with Ms. Kia guiding her every step of the way. It was with her that Isabella believes she began finding who she was as an actress. With a whole new skill set and a boosted confidence Isabella was sent off to audition for her very first character role in a then new Nickelodeon show called Grachi. The process took about 6 months, a time in which the show was renamed Every Witch Way, and she had made it to test deals and was being flown out to Los Angeles for the final audition. It was everything her and her parents had dreamed off, it seemed as if she had made it. Getting the call that she had in fact not been chosen shattered her. However, instead of wanting to quit, it made her want to get booked even more. She flew to LA and met with a few managers, one of them being Doyle Rice, who her dad took an immediate liking to. However, she chose someone else and secured her first manager. Isabella went on to a Theatre Magnet Program in high school and her freshman year she flew out to LA for 7 weeks so she could partake in her first pilot season. After booking a print for Coke and several callbacks for different shows she landed her first character role, Cristina Sandoval on Matador, Robert Rodriguez’s upcoming show. For about the next year she flew back and forth from Florida to California in order to work on the show and attend school and soon after talks of moving to the City of Angels began. She kept auditioning and training and half way through her sophomore year she got cast as one of the leads in The Illusion by Tony Kushner. The show is set up so the leads play 3 different characters throughout the show and she played Melibea/Isabelle/Hippolyta. She took the challenge head on and after it was over she felt certain she was ready to take the next step in her career.   In the summer of 2015 Isabella and her family packed up once again and moved cross-country so she could further pursue her career in acting. Her contract with her previous manager being over, she reconnected with Doyle Rice and signed with him. His style and personality were a much better fit for her and her family, making them more excited and driven than ever. She started training and auditioning again, but she found it difficult to adjust to a new teacher and to being in the room after doing self tapes for so long. The first 6 months of her living there were dry, with just a single callback and an increasing frustration. After the holidays the new year came and Isabella had a long chat with Ms. Kia that reassured her she has the capability to do this. With a new mindset and a new pilot season to focus on she put all her energy and effort into her craft. She booked a little role on Modern Family and continued to audition for other projects and soon after she found herself at a callback standing in front of Norman Lear. He was looking for the daughter in a remake of One Day At a Time, this time with a Cuban-American family. A chemistry read and a few days later she got the call that she had booked the role of Elena Alvarez, who she would play alongside the legendary Rita Moreno as her grandma and the wonderful Justina Machado as her mom. Now the first season is almost done and Isabella has started looking for her next project until the possible season 2 of ODAAT.

New week, new bags! We start things off with Currento Eventos: we’re hoping real hard that Queen Latifah brings back Living Single (I miss my homegirls to my left & right?!), that terrible episode of some European show where Joseph Fiennes plays Michael Jackson has been pulled (maybe there is a god?), we discuss the homelessness crisis in NYC and around the country, and also we’ve killed 70% of the coral reefs of Japan (good job people). For what’s our baggage we’re talking about #RetailTherapy, does buying things really make us feel better?? We’re putting in our bag Daniel Caesar’s album Pilgrim’s Paradise, Netflix’s new show One Day at a Time (Azucar!!), and the must see Hidden Figures! Finally we’re wrapping it up talking about things that ALMOST got us caught up this week but didn’t (that’s growth ya’ll!!) Hope you have a great week and below are the links to all our stories! Living Single Coming Back: http://bit.ly/2j4BFHC MJ was not white ya’ll: http://bit.ly/2j4xmw8 NYC Homelessness Crisis at its peak: http://nyti.ms/2k0vKrc Japan Coral Reefs in Danger: http://wapo.st/2iCOJTL Daniel Caesar: http://bit.ly/2js6Ujv 5 Cubanas Watch Netflix’s One Day At a Time: http://bit.ly/2iIBJzg Hidden Figures Trailer: https://youtu.be/RK8xHq6dfAo Social Media: Twitter: Bag_Ladiez Tumblr: bgladiez.tumblr.com Gmail: bgladiez@gmail.com Soundcloud: @bgladies Also Passion Planners are super amazing. Start off 2017 right! Use promo code: “ESTEPH10” www.passionplanner.com

One Day At a Time (Feat. SyncDiversity) by Contremesure

Lisa shares her recent research successes: Getting in touch with a distant German cousin through MyHeritage Organizing and “Visualizing” the German photos from her Great Grandmother's Scrapbook (below is the inscription by Louise's siblings in the front cover of the scrapbook) Using Google Earth to plot out each photographer studio listed on the back of the photos in the scrapbook Finally identifying the people in one of the first old family photos she received (separate from the scrapbook) by using the “location “groups” visualization and her RootsMagic database family group sheet for the Nikolowski family   GEM: Sunny Morton's interview with Lisa Kudrow, Executive of the U.S. TV series Producer of Who Do You Think You Are? Celebrities that will be featured on the U.S. TV show  Who Do You Think You Are? season five (and second on TLC) features popular celebrities from TV and film. Tonight's episode features Valerie Bertinelli (One Day At a Time, Hot in Cleveland)  Set Your DVR: Who Do You Think You Are? Season 5 Wednesdays.   This episode was sponsored by:                            

Weekly mixshow on Q87.7FM - Chicago with Andre Solaris and Nosmo. Four hours of beats in the birthplace of House music. More on Andre Solaris'radio mixes is at http://www.andresolaris.com/cu.htm. Like us at http://www.facebook.com/Q877electricplayground. Full scoop on Andre's live appearances, mixshows, tracklisitngs, and music at http://www.andresolaris.com | http://www.facebook.com/andresolaris. 1. Rendez Vous (Original Mix) - JAY LUMEN 2. Come On - TOM HADES 3. Still Beatin' (Original Mix) - DJ CHUS AND ROB MIRAGE 4. Elita (Original Mix) - CARLO LIO 5. One Day At a Time (Stone's Big 10 Instrumental) - BLAK BEAT NIKS 6. Robot Rock (Sterbinszky Bootleg) - DAFT PUNK 7. Nautiloids (Leon Benesty Remix) - MICHEL DE HEY AND RAUWKOST 8. National Anthem (Clean Bandit Remix) - LANA DEL REY