Podcasts about Patrick Gilmore

Slaget vid Gettysburg blev en viktig vändpunkt i det amerikanska inbördeskriget. Före Gettysburg i juli 1863 var det amerikanska inbördeskriget ännu inte avgjort. Sydstatsgeneralen Robert E. Lee vilja få till ett avgörande i kriget utmynnade i slaget vid Gettysburg i Pennsylvania – och han förlorade.Det går att beskriva det amerikanska inbördeskriget som ett utnötningskrig som Sydstaterna förlorade på grund av Lees allt för offensiva krigsföring i Nordstaterna. När Nordstaterna också lyckades få kontrollen över krigsscenen i väster låg vägen öppen för att krossa Sydstaterna.Detta är det andra avsnitt av tre om det amerikanska inbördeskriget. Programledaren Urban Lindstedt samtalar med professor Martin Hårdstedt om hur det amerikanska inbördeskriget avgörs under åren 1863-65.Slaget vid Gettysburg den 1-3 juli 1863 var ett av de blodigaste under hela inbördeskriget med närmare 50 000 döda och sårade. Gettysburg är ett av de viktigaste avgörandena i kriget. Nordstatstrupperna kunde också ta kontroll över den strategiskt viktiga Mississippidalen efter att nordstatsflottan 1862 erövrat New Orleans och erövrat Vicksburg i ett belägringskrig.Senare intogs och brändes Atlanta, varifrån nordstatsarmén tågade genom Georgia. I december1864 intog man Savannah vid kusten. Sydstaternas huvudarmé blev inringad i Virginia, och den 9 april 1865 kapitulerade sydstatsgeneral Robert E. Lee.Det amerikanska inbördeskriget har blivit en nyckelhändelse i USA:s historia. Slaveriet avskaffas och USA får uppleva en traumatisk splittring som ledde till det dödligaste kriget i amerikansk historia. För den svarta befolkningen i den amerikanska södern fortsatte livet att präglas av hot, trakasserier och mord i många år framåt. Och många vita hävdade att sydstaternas brytning med unionen var rättfärdigad.Musik: When Johnny Comes Marching Home – framförd 1990 av USMA Band, Wikimedia Commons. Patriotisk sång om längtan efter soldaternas hemkomst, skriven 1863 av Patrick Gilmore under pseudonymet Louis Lambert. Bild: Döda unionssoldater efter slaget vid Gettysburg som anses vara den viktigaste vändpunkten i det amerikanska inbördeskriget. Fotograferat den 5 eller 6 juli, 1863, av. Timothy H. O'Sullivan, Library of Congress, Wikipedia, Public domain.Lyssna också på del ett Det amerikanska inbördeskriget – USA:s blodigaste krig.(detta är en nymixad repris) Vill du stödja podden och samtidigt höra ännu mer av Historia Nu? Gå med i vårt gille genom att klicka här: https://plus.acast.com/s/historianu-med-urban-lindstedt. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Conversation - Director Tim Johnson - DreamWorks' 'Sinbad: Legend of Seven Seas'Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas (also known as simply Sinbad) is a 2003 American animated adventure film produced by DreamWorks Animation and distributed by DreamWorks Pictures. Featuring the character Sinbad the Sailor, it was directed by Tim Johnson and Patrick Gilmore (in his feature directorial debut) and written by John Logan, and stars the voices of Brad Pitt, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Joseph FiennesKingdom of Dreams is a podcast about cinema and the art of storytelling.  The Podcast series will interview people involved behind the scenes, may it be screenwriters, directors, animators, producers, etc.

Synopsis Today's date marks the 1953 New York premiere of a musical movie that flopped when it debuted but has since become a cult classic – and for two very good reasons.First, the movie's script – written by Dr. Seuss – was about a little boy named Bart who didn't enjoy practicing the piano and who was worried that his widowed mom might marry his dreaded piano teacher. The film, entitled “The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T,” is cast as Bart's dream – or nightmare – with surreal scenarios as only Dr. Seuss could imagine them. Second, the film boasted a score by Frederick Hollander, a composer of droll Berlin cabaret songs who found a welcome home in Hollywood. For “The 5,000 Fingers of Dr. T,” Hollander crafted witty songs and an extravagant instrumental sequence for a whacky Seussian ballet.Despite all that, The New York Times reviewer was bored: “a ponderously literate affair,” he wrote. The film did have its fans, however, and one was a little boy who DID like to practice the piano – singer and pianist Michael J. Feinstein, who lovingly gathered together all of Hollander's used and unused music for the movie for a limited edition CD-set released in 2010. Music Played in Today's Program Friedrich Hollaender (1896-1976) br>5000 Fingers of Dr. T filmscore studio orchestra On This Day Births 1717 - Baptismal date of Bohemian violinist and composer Johann Wenzel Anton Stamitz, in Nemecký Brod (Deutsch-Brod, now Havlíckuv Brod); 1842 - Austrian operetta composer Carl Zeller, in St. Peter in der Au; 1854 - Italian opera composer Alfredo Catalani, in Lucca; Deaths 1915 - Russian composer Sergei Taneyev, age 58, in Dyud'kovo, near Zvenigorod (Julian date: June 6); Premieres 1899 - Elgar: "Enigma Variations," in London, Queen's Hall, Hallé Orchestra conducted by Hans Richter; 1915 - Saint-Saëns: choral work, "Hail California," in San Francisco, composer conducting; 1926 - Antheil: "Ballet Mécanique," in Paris; 1984 - Bernstein: opera "A Quiet Place" (revised version), by La Scala Opera, John Mauceri conducting; The first version of this opera premiered at Houston Grand Opera on June 17, 1983, conducted by John DeMain. Others 1869 - final concert of a five-day "Great National Peace Jubilee" involving an orchestra of 1000 and a chorus of 10,000 organized by bandmaster Patrick Gilmore performing in a specially-constructed hall in Boston's Back Bay; Links and Resources On Friedrich Hollaender Original 1953 movie trailer for "Dr. T" More on the film

Get into this insight-packed clown car of a conversation with humor consultant Patrick Gilmore, from Studio Gilmore, which explores and exposes the power of humor in marketing communications. SHOWPAGE --> www.ninjacat.io/blog/the-power-of-humor-in-marketing  © 2022, NinjaCat

Slaget vid Gettysburg blev en viktig vändpunkt i det amerikanska inbördeskriget. Före Gettysburg i juli 1863 var det amerikanska inbördeskriget ännu inte avgjort. Sydstatsgeneralen Robert E. Lees vilja att få till ett avgörande i kriget utmynnade i slaget vid Gettysburg i Pennsylvania – och han förlorade.Det går att beskriva det amerikanska inbördeskriget som ett utnötningskrig som Sydstaterna förlorade på grund av Lees allt för offensiva krigsföring i Nordstaterna. När Nordstaterna också lyckades få kontrollen över krigsscenen i väster låg vägen öppen för att krossa Sydstaterna.Detta är det andra avsnitt av tre om det amerikanska inbördeskriget. Programledaren Urban Lindstedt samtalar med professor Martin Hårdstedt om hur det amerikanska inbördeskriget avgörs under åren 1863-65.Slaget vid Gettysburg den 1-3 juli 1863 var ett av de blodigaste under hela inbördeskriget med närmare 50 000 döda och sårade. Gettysburg är ett av de viktigaste avgörandena i kriget. Nordstatstrupperna kunde också ta kontroll över den strategiskt viktiga Mississippidalen efter att nordstatsflottan 1862 erövrat New Orleans och Vicksburg i ett belägringskrig.Senare intogs och brändes Atlanta, varifrån nordstatsarmén tågade genom Georgia. I december 1864 intog man Savannah vid kusten. Sydstaternas huvudarmé blev inringad i Virginia, och den 9 april 1865 kapitulerade sydstatsgeneral Robert E. Lee.Det amerikanska inbördeskriget har blivit en nyckelhändelse i USA:s historia. Slaveriet avskaffas och USA får uppleva en traumatisk splittring som ledde till det dödligaste kriget i amerikansk historia. För den svarta befolkningen i den amerikanska södern fortsatte livet att präglas av hot, trakasserier och mord i många år framåt. Och många vita hävdade att sydstaternas brytning med unionen var rättfärdigad.Musik: When Johnny Comes Marching Home – framförd 1990 av USMA Band, Wikimedia Commons. Patriotisk sång om längtan efter soldaternas hemkomst, skriven 1863 av Patrick Gilmore under pseudonymet Louis Lambert. Bild: Döda unionssoldater efter slaget vid Gettysburg som anses vara den viktigaste vändpunkten i det amerikanska inbördeskriget. Fotograferat den 5 eller 6 juli, 1863, av. Timothy H. O'Sullivan, Library of Congress, Wikipedia, Public domain.Klippare: Emanuel Lehtonen Vill du stödja podden och samtidigt höra ännu mer av Historia Nu? Gå med i vårt gille genom att klicka här: https://plus.acast.com/s/historianu-med-urban-lindstedt. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dziś wycieczka na suchy ląd, ba na dwa lądy po dwóch stronach Atlantyku. Pogrzebiemy w źródłach dwóch piosenek, niezwykle popularnych, całkiem podobnych, ale o zupełnie odmiennym przesłaniu. Zacznijmy od Ameryki. Cofnijmy się zatem do czasów Wojny Secesyjnej. W roku 1863 roku Amerykanie są już wojną zmęczeni. Tęsknią za spokojem. Patrick Gilmore, kompozytor pochodzenia irlandzkiego, służąc w armii Unii pisze piosenkę „When Johnny Comes Marching Home” (Kiedy Johnny wraca do domu). Piosenka wyraża tęsknotę za powrotem do domu chłopców wysłanych na wojnę. Opowiada o tym z jakimi honorami zostaną przyjęci przez bliskich. Brzmi trochę jak afirmacja wojny, eksponuje bohaterskość żołnierzy. Piosenka, szybko zdobyła popularność w Ameryce, i co częste w takich przypadkach, jeszcze w czasie wojny doczekała się różnych wersji. 2 najbardziej znane noszą ten sam tytuł: „Johnny fill up the bowl”– Johny napełnij miskę – chodzi zapewne o rodzaj wojskowego kubka, menażki. Prawdopodobnie najpierw powstała wersja jankeska, nawołująca do walki z rebelią. Szybko jednak, już w 1864 powstała jej konfederacka parodia, opisująca nieudaną Kampanię na Red River. Kampania miała otworzyć jankesom drogę do Teksasu, niestety na ich drodze stanęły wojska dowodzone przez generałów Taylora i Smithsa i Unia poniosła jedną z najbardziej dotkliwych porażek. A konfederaci drwili w piosence z unionistów śpiewając, że ci w Nowym Orleanie topią smutki w alkoholu. Dla odróżnienia wersja konfederatów dostała podtytuł „For Bales”. Muzyka ta sama prawda, ale nie jest to muzyka Patricka Gilmore'a. Sam Patrick w wywiadzie dla ”Musical Herald” przyznał, że usłyszał tę melodię nuconą przez bezdomnego. Cóż to zatem za melodia? W poszukiwaniu źródeł przenosimy się na drugą stronę Atlantyku, na Wyspy Brytyjskie. Stamtąd pochodzi przepiękna piosenka „Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye” (Johnny ledwo cię znałam). Opowiada o dziewczynie, która na drodze z Londynu do Athy spotyka swojego ukochanego, który jakiś czas temu zostawił ją z dzieckiem i wstąpił do armii (nie wiemy czy na ochotnika czy został przymusowo zwerbowany) Teraz ona spotyka go zniszczonego przez wojnę, chłopak stracił nogi, ręce, wzrok, w niektórych wersjach nos i co tam jeszcze wyobraźnia podsunęła śpiewakom. Dziewczyna mimo to cieszy się z jego powrotu i przyjmuje go do domu. Bryan Geoghegan, angielski śpiewak musicalowy, syn irlandzkich emigrantów, opublikował piosenkę w 1867 roku. Opisał ją jako tradycyjną, musiała więc powstać dużo wcześniej. Badacze tematu twierdzą, że to stara irlandzka pieśń z początku XIX wieku. W tym czasie w armii brytyjskiej pułki Irlandzkie były intensywnie przygotowywane do służby w Indiach Wschodnich. Piosenka powstała więc prawdopodobnie przeciw rekrutacji irlandzkich chłopców do armii brytyjskiej. Pierwotnie miała zapewne zabarwienie humorystyczne, obfitość ran Johnnego jest wyraźnie przesadzona. Na przełomie XIX i XX wieku nieco zapomniana, w latach 60 XX wieku piosenka została przypomniana przez braci Clancy. Z tym że pionierzy irlandzkiego folku wyeksponowali jej tragiczny charakter. I powstał prawdziwy hymn antywojenny, jeden z najpopularniejszych do dzisiaj. Sail Ho Audycja zawiera utwory: “ When Johnny Comes Marching Home” w wykonaniu zespołu „The 2nd South Carolina String Band”, słowa: Patrick Gilmore, muzyka: tradycyjna “ Johnny fill up the bowl” w wykonaniu Bobby Hortona, słowa i muzyka: tradycyjne “ Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye”” w wykonaniu grupy „Sąsiedzi”, słowa i muzyka: tradycyjne

This week was truly an honor to chat all things fly fishing with Patrick Gilmore of White Rock BC. If you bought any fly fishing gear in the 80',and 90's in Western Canada, Patrick probably sold it to the store. He ran Fine Cast Agencies and traveled North America in the "Magic Van" attending fly shows and fly shops. We talk about his passion for all things fly fishing, tequila, Hugo Boss, celebrities, Okotoks, and many great stories from many years chasing trout with a fly rod. He now runs Pat's Premium Fly's. Thanks Patrick for sharing your journey.

Okay now we're back to regular scheduling for real this time and we're celebrating the occasion by discussing Sinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas (2003) dir. Patrick Gilmore and Tim Johnson. This movie makes us question whether we'd die for our childhood best friend and whether or not Prince Proteus is valid for volunteering to do it for Sinbad the eternal scoundrel.

He plays Dave on Neflix's Travelers. We also also talk about past roles in Stargate Universe and Riese The Series.

Episode 25 is our introduction to the life and career of Patrick Gilmore with historian Jarlath MacNamara. Jarlath has been researching Patrick Gilmore for years, and we were so thankful that he took the time to share what he's learned with us, and now you.You can now support the show on Patreon and Teespring! For more details, visit www.patreon.com/eabbpodcast or https://teespring.com/stores/eabbpodcast. No obligation, but we greatly appreciate any support you're willing to give.For show notes and resources, visit our website at www.eabbpodcast.com. You can get in touch with us on social media, and by emailing eabb.podcast@gmail.comMusic in this episode comes from Our Musical Past from the Library of Congress, and The 8th GM Regiment Band.Episode Structure:3:33 - Interview Start, Jarlath's background and how he got interested in researching Patrick Gilmore11:56 - Patrick Gilmore's early life, how the Irish were treated in the 1820's15:42 - Patrick Keating's influence on Gilmore19:26 - Gilmore's travel to America in 184924:49 - Gilmore's time in Boston27:13 - Prevalence and importance of militias in this time, the bands Gilmore was leading before the American Civil War33:55 - How Gilmore became involved in political movements of the time36:45 - How Gilmore came to be in the Union Army39:03 - "When Johnny Comes Marching Home" - The West Point Band41:11 - Gilmore's band's activities during the war44:50 - Gilmore's band organizing activities in MA and LA after his service in the Army57:20 - Gilmore at the Grand Review and the National Peace Jubilee1:09:33 - 2nd National Peace Jubilee1:13:30 - Gilmore's tours to Europe and throughout the United States1:17:53 - Gilmore Memorial Concert after his death1:23:46 - Some concluding thoughts1:28:07 - Where you can find more about Jarlath and his research1:32:32 - Conclusion, Featured Album: “A Tribute to Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore” The Allentown Band

Vintage interview with Riese and Stargate Universe actor talking about working on both those series.

We are back with Gabrielle's husband Patrick Gilmore and we continue where we left off on episode 197 about how we met and that Gabrielle was insistent that her children would not get to meet Patrick for a minimum of 1 year and she stuck by it to protect them in case the relationship didn't work out. We talk about what an amazing Step Dad Patrick is and how supportive of Marcella and Gino he has always been. He was extremely supportive and a huge help when Marcella struggled at 18 years old while dating an abusive drug dealer and Meth addict. Patrick talks about when Marcella got kidnapped and how that led to he and Peter - Gabrielle's ex Mafia husband and Marcella's Dad ending up becoming friends through this horrible ordeal. You can hear details about this kidnapping on episode 14 when Marcella bravely shares about it. We then talk about Patrick and Gabrielle's relationship rules. They both say that they made the rules together and decided to honor them from the beginning and that is how their relationship has been such a success for the last 20 years. Patrick passionately explains that everyone wants what they have but nobody is willing to do what it takes.Party with Miss Polly: "Is it safe to bleach your private parts?"Question of the Day: " Your significant other tells you that you won't find someone better than them!!!! ..... RED FLAG????? "

The Too Posh Team is super excited that Patrick Gilmore, husband of Gabrielle of 16 years and together 18 years, and Marcella's step Dad finally makes it on the show after 1 1/2 years. Patrick is the reason why the Too Posh Podcast exists and we talk about how it started and he basically forced us to do it. Then he tells us where he grew up and that he was the black sheep of his family. They had no money and he didn't have many opportunities. One afternoon after watching Navy Seals he got off the couch and joined the military.He was in the Army for 3 years. He tells about basic training and of his time being stationed in Hawaii for 3 years. He was very fortunate to not have to experience combat. He does tell us about a crazy story involving a ship with 550 Chinese nationalists where a coast guard got killed. We learn about what he likes and dislikes about having been in the Army.Everyone always ask us how Patrick and Gabrielle met and here is all the insights you could ever want. It is a fun, crazy, interesting story that is not your everyday love story. You will hear all about the first moment meeting at Cool River in Las Colinas, Texas and the days after which involve Gabrielle's Mafia husband, who she was still married to at the time.They were officially separated and technically single, however he did not take it well at all being confronted with the reality of Gabrielle meeting another man. Patrick's and Peter's first encounter the day after Patrick met Gabrielle at their Italian Restaurant, Raneri's in Valley Ranch, Texas is a very interesting one. As Gabrielle kept dating Patrick Peter went completely psycho and threatened to kill them, chop them up, feed them to the sharks - they were followed - it was absolutely insane. We hear Marcella's view on all this and Bernie cannot believe that this story is real. PARTY WITH MISS POLLY: Is it true that having multiple sex partners or having too much sex turns your vagina into roast beef?QUESTION OF THE DAY:Your significant other doesn't text you on nights that they go out - red flag or deal breaker?

From 2009, more conversations about Riese The Series that eventually became Riese Kingdom Falling on SyFy.Com . Joining me again are Ryan Copple, Co-Creator, actors Christine Chatelain, Patrick Gilmore, and Sharon Taylor. Special thanks to Kaleena Kiff and Ryan Copple. Part 2 of 2.

From 2009, a fond look back at Riese The Series that eventually became Riese Kingdom Falling on SyFy.Com . Included are Ryan Copple, Co-Creator, actors Christine Chatelain, Patrick Gilmore, and Sharon Taylor. Special thanks to Kaleena Kiff and Ryan Copple. Part 1of 2

Magazine style interview show has concluding interviews with Patrick Gilmore of SGU and director Gregg Bishop in our filmmaker spotlight.

Vintage conversations with Joss Whedon and first of two part conversations with SGU and Riese's Patrick Gilmore and filmmaker Gregg Bishop.

Wow, wow, wow. We're still reeling -- in a good way -- from our interview with David himself, Mr. Patrick Gilmore. This miraculous bit of luck happened after we recorded the episode, so it's kind of a last-minute drop-in... and the best thing to happen to our little podcast since Eric McCormack.

Films mentioned in this episode:--------------------------------The Secret of Kells (2007) | Dir. Tomm MooreThe Thief and the Cobbler (1993) | Dir. Richard WilliamsHome on the Range (2004) | Dir. Will Finn, John SanfordThe Princess and the Frog (2009) | Dir. Ron Clements, John MuskerThe Prophet (2014) | Dir. Roger Allers, etc...The Prince of Egypt (1998) | Dir. Brenda Chapman, Steve Hickner, Simon WellsThe Road to El Dorado (2000) | Dir. Bibo Bergerson, Don Paul, Jeffrey KatzenbergSinbad: Legend of the Seven Seas (2003) | Dir. Patrick Gilmore, Tim JohnsonTitan A.E. (2000)| Dir. Don Bluth, Gary GoldmanThe Breadwinner (2017) | Dir. Nora TwomeyUp (2009)| Dir. Pete DocterSong of the Sea (2014) | Dir. Tomm MooreCoco (2017) | Dir. Lee Unkrich, Adrian MolinaThe Lego Movie (2014) | Dir. Christopher Miller, Phil LordThe Iron Giant (1999) | Dir. Brad BirdThe Incredibles (2004) | Dir. Brad Bird

https://www.associatesbpl.org/events-and-programs/pierce/ Join us at the Boston Public Library to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the Grand National Peace Jubilee held in Copley Square in 1869. The Peace Jubilee was a week-long musical celebration of the Union victory in the Civil War. It was a concert of unprecedented scale, performed before an audience of up to 50,000 in a purpose-built Coliseum in the Back Bay that was one of the largest buildings in the world. People came from far and wide to take in the spectacle, including President Ulysses S Grant and many other dignitaries. The climax of the show was a piece by Verdi called the Anvil Chorus. Jubilee director Patrick Gilmore conducted 10,000 vocalists, who were backed by 1000 instrumentalists, a battery of cannons, a convocation of church bells, a custom made bass drum eight feet in diameter, the world’s largest pipe organ, and a company of 100 Boston firefighters carrying sledgehammers and pounding anvils in unison. To help celebrate the 150th anniversary of this musical spectacular, the Associates of the Boston Public Library are throwing a party at the Copley branch of the BPL on March 29. Nikki and I will be giving a brief talk discussing who Patrick Gilmore was, how he conceived of the enormous Coliseum where the Jubilee was held, and what the concert was like. Boston’s poet laureate Porsha Olayiwola will give a reading, and the keynote address will be delivered by Theodore C. Landsmark. The highlight of the evening will be a musical performance by a brass band from the New England Conservatory of Music, featuring some of the same arrangements that were performed in 1869, complete with firemen hammering anvils. If you’d like to join us at the BPL on Friday, March 29, make sure to pre-register. The event is free, but you have to pre-register to get in. Doors open at 7pm, and the program begins at 7:30. There will be a cash bar. Our description of the Grand Peace Jubilee originally aired as episode 102.

Actor Patrick Gilmore (Netflix's TRAVELERS) spends some time with Zane and Josh chatting about poutine, Star Trek and how Patrick missed out on his NHL father's glory days. Also, Zane and Steve hash out some bloody mary business and provide an update on FOUR SHEETS.

Patrick Gilmore joins host Elias on this week's episode. Patrick stars on the Netflix series “Travelers,” opposite Eric McCormack. Previous credits include AMC’s “The Killing,” The CW’s “Smallville,” and Syfy’s “Stargate Universe,” amongst many others.  Patrick will also star opposite singer Jann Arden in a new series entitled “Jann” slated to air in March of 2019.  Aside from his work in front of the camera, he’s an aspiring pilot and is in the final stages of acquiring his license.  Last year he was able to meet his idol Harrison Ford at an aviation event and they were both able to chat about their mutual love for navigating aircrafts. He’s also an avid photographer, loves to travel, and is modern day Renaissance Man in its truest form. You can find Patrick on Instagram @patrickgilmore and Twitter @PatrickGilmore Outro - Travelers Theme A quick thanks to Andy H for the new cover!!  Email the show themccpodcast@gmail.com Twitter @themccpodcast Twitter @EliasG77 Instagram @themccpodcast Facebook www.facebook.com/themancavechroniclespodcast www.themccpodcast.com

2019 is the year of wisdom, as you know. We did the wise thing and brought on Patrick Gilmore, co-star in the Netflix hit series "Travelers". Yes he's the hilarious and thoughtful actor behind many films and movies, but this Sci-Fi original is one of our favorites. We'll always deliver you laughs on the spot but there's Canadian stories and plenty of chats about what's to come for Patrick. Don't forget to check us out at www.jonathanandsergey.com and visit our Patreon to help support the show and get amazing perks. We can't make this show possible without the people who support us. www.patreon.com/jonathanandsergey This episode is recorded and brought to you by The Sportsmens Lodge in Studio City. Located near Universal Hollywood Theme Park, it's a great location for your family vacation. With a pool, cafe, and beautiful outdoor patio, it's like Palm Springs in LA. Visit them at www.sportsmenslodge.com

Born in Edmonton, Canada, to Collette and Tom Gilmore(a former professional hockey player), Gilmore seemed destined for the spotlight from an early age. His love forfilm was discovered while making home movies with his father’s camcorder, and it wasn’t long before he became involved in his high school drama program. Gilmoreperformed in various local and regional theatre productions, and went on to graduate with a degree in English Literature from the University of Alberta, Canada. In 2002 Gilmore relocated to Vancouver to pursue acting full-time. Patrick Gilmore has brought a myriad of diverse and dynamic characters to life on screen over the course of fifteen years. From comedy to drama, this multi-faceted actor has proved time and time again that there are no limits to his craft. With a successful career spanning more than 70 credits to date Gilmore is likely most recognized for his portrayal of Dale Volker, a fan favorite in Syfy’s “SGU Stargate Universe.” Additional credits include AMC’s “The Killing,” The CW’s “Smallville, “Arrow,” and “Supernatural,” FOX’s “Fringe” and “Gracepoint,” USA Network’s “Fairly Legal,”Joss Whedon’s “The Cabin in the Woods,” Disney Channel’s “16 Wishes,” and Saban Films’ “The Confirmation.” Gilmore also starred and produced the indie comedy “No Men Beyond This Point” [Goldwyn Films], an official 2015 selection at TIFF. Gilmore currently stars alongside Eric McCormack as David Mailer in the Netflix original series “Travelers,” which will launch its third season December 14th. Last season garnered more than 12 million viewers in its first week making it one of Netflix’s top streaming shows. Gilmore additionally recurs as Shaun in the critically acclaimed hit comedy “You, Me, Her,” which can be viewed on DIRECTV and AT&T’s U-Verse as well as DIRECTV NOW. Season four of the series will premiere March 20th, 2019. Next up for Patrick is the series “Jann” opposite singer Jann Arden which is slated to air in spring of 2019, as well as the feature film “Undying,” which begins production in early December. Make sure to subscribe to AfterBuzz! - http://youtube.com/afterbuzztv HELPFUL LINKS: Website - http://afterbuzztv.com Apple Podcasts - https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/afterbuzz-tv/id407139777?mt=2 Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/afterbuzztv Like us on Facebook - http://facebook.com/afterbuzztv See on us Instagram - http://instagram.com/afterbuzztv Merch - http://shop.spreadshirt.com/AfterbuzzTV/ ABOUT AFTERBUZZ TV: Created by Emmy winner Maria Menounos & producer Keven Undergaro, AfterBuzz TV is the digital broadcast network dedicated to producing live and on-demand after-shows, news and coverage for nearly every TV show featuring expert recaps & interviews with cast & crew. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Hosts Kelsey and Alex chat with Patrick Gilmore, the lovable and hilarious star of Netflix's Travelers about his career, flying airplanes and meeting Harrison Ford. Learn about his time on Stargate Universe and what would make a host ask him to lie to them! 

Comic Con Radio welcomes Patrick Gilmore. Star of the Hit Netflix TV series "Travelers". Host Galaxy chats with Patrick about Canada, Sci-Fi, Stan Lee and much more. Travelers is back for a 3rd Season this December on Netflix. Patrick additionally recurs as Shaun in the critically acclaimed hit comedy “You, Me, Her,” Season four of the series will premiere March, 2019. Next up for Patrick is the series “Jann” opposite singer Jann Arden which is slated to air in spring of 2019.  Previous credits include AMC’s “The Killing,” The CW’s “Smallville,”and Syfy’s “Stargate Universe,” amongst many others. Aside from his work in front of the camera, he’s an aspiring pilot and is in the final stages of acquiring his license.  Last year he was able to meet his idol Harrison Ford at an aviation event and they were both able to chat about their mutual love for navigating aircrafts which makes for a fun story to share.  He’s also an avid photographer, loves to travel, and is modern day Renaissance Man in its truest form.   (Please Subscribe) https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/comic-con-radio/id1440112131?mt=2 https://www.iheart.com/podcast/263-comic-con-radio-30152738/   Go to: www.ComicCon-Radio.com

In this weeks episode we review the latest Paul Feig film - Simple Favour! We're also joined by actor Patrick Gilmore who plays David Mailer in Travelers. Nicola also reviews the first of DC's latest event - Heroes in Crisis #1 and in this weeks Hulk Topics we discuss the latest film trailers, enjoy! 00:00:00 - 00:28:48 - Intro & AHWTH 00:28:48 - 00:41:43 - A Simple Favour Spoiler Review 00:41:43 - 01:00:29 - Patrick Gilmore Interview 01:00:29 - 01:07:23 - Comic Book Corner - Heroes in Crisis #1 01:07:32 - 01:22:19 - Hulk Topics 01:22:19 - 01:24:37 - Outro Follow We Have a Hulk: Twitter - twitter.com/wehaveahulkpod Instagram - instagram.com/wehaveahulkpod Facebook - facebook.com/wehaveahulkpod YouTube - youtube.com/c/wehaveahulk News and Reviews Website - wehaveahulk.co.uk Music By HeatleyBros - youtube.com/user/HeatleyBros

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Michael O'Connor joins me for a fascinating discussion of 19th Century band music in the United States. Topics: Mike's musical background as a euphonium player The development of te American band in the early 1800's and the types of instruments used during the 19th Century Claudio Grafullo, Thomas Coates, Patrick Gilmore and the impact of the American Civil War on band music in America The Golden Age of band music in the 1870's-1890's Links: Palm Beach Atlantic University Newberry Victorian Cornet Band Thomas Coates Brass Band Robert Hazen and Margaret Hindle Hazen - Music Men: Illustrated History of Brass Bands in America, 1800-1920 Kenneth Kreitner - Discoursing Sweet Music: Brass Bands and Community Life in Turn-of-the-Century Pennsylvania Biography: Dr. Michael O'Connor is a native of central New York but now makes his home in Jupiter, Florida. He is an Associate Professor of Music History at Palm Beach Atlantic University, but in his first career, he was the euphonium player for the Clyde Beatty-Cole Brothers Circus Band. After a short taste of public-school band directing, he turned to musicology, finishing a PhD at Florida State University. He combined his interest in historical music with a love of performing by founding two period-instrument bands. His Civil-War-era band is The Coates Brass Band, and his post-war band is Newberry's Victorian Cornet Band. Both groups have CDs released on the MSR Classics label. He also performs modern British brass band music as baritonist in the Orchid City Brass Band.  Intro Music: "Cottage by the Sea Quickstep" by Thomas Coates after a tune by John Rogers Thomas (1850's). Outro Music: "Wilking Quickstep" by Thomas Coates (1880's) Recordings courtesy of Michael O'Connor and the Newberry Victorian Cornet Band

It's a special episode this week as we welcome our good friend Patrick Gilmore to the show to talk about a series close to his heart, the Indiana Jones saga. From the high points to the Crystal Skull, our panel covers it all, even giving the ultimate Indy cast plug. This one's of full of fan-boy squees and purist criticisms, so find yourself a Short-Round and join us on this adventure.

Thanks to a well timed tweet by our listener, Rob, Patrick Gilmore gets comfy in the Mancave with Steve, JJ and Katie for an extended episode of The League Cast. We talk a little Stargate Universe and how Patrick's wrongly worded interview sparked controversy in the SG fan community, Katie and Patrick share the story of how they met on set, she was terrifed at first, but then they bummed around space for a while. Steve's movie collection becomes a distraction and we play another round of "Really..? Brought to you by IMDB". We end off the show with a list of things Patrick hates, all of which are Manchildren staples. Will he return to the Mancave, or will he blame it all on the 'YOLO'?Congratulations! Patrick's CineCoup project, Alien Abduction, made the final 5 in the Cinecoup Accelerator. Check it out on Cinecoup.com 

SGU actor Patrick Gilmore takes us through the mind of Destiny scientist "Dale Volker," as well as the his character, "Trennan," in Riese.

Join us this week for a very special interview with the always amazing Patrick Gilmor Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/geek-vibes-nation/donationsWant to advertise on this podcast? Go to https://redcircle.com/brands and sign up.