Podcast appearances and mentions of paul child

C'est que le temps passe et le 11 juin, date de lancement de la plateforme Max avec tous les titres classiques HBO, mais aussi le cinéma TMC et Warner Bros, approche bientôt. Pour cette reco du weekend afin de donner un aperçu des titres qui seront disponibles au lancement, voici trois séries qu'on n'a pas encore eu l'occasion de voir en France mais qui valent le détour. The Girls on the Bus, la sororité dans la politique The Girls on the Bus est une libre adaptation du livre Chasing Hillary d'Amy Chozick, ou plus exactement d'un chapitre précis du livre. La série suit le parcours de quatre journalistes féminines couvrant la campagne présidentielle américaine. En plus de leurs aventures professionnelles, elle explore leurs vies personnelles et les défis qu'elles rencontrent dans un environnement dominé par les hommes. Melissa Benoist, connue pour son rôle dans Supergirl, incarne l'une des journalistes centrales, qui est poussée par la passion de la politique mais aussi par des idéaux. Malheureusement, la candidate qu'elle a suivie a perdu, et maintenant elle doit trouver un autre poulain sur qui parier qui saura aussi la motiver. Plongée au cœur du journalisme politique, The Girls on the Bus offre un regard incisif sur les rouages des campagnes électorales et la quête de vérité, tout en célébrant la solidarité féminine et le pouvoir de la presse. Même si la série a été annulée au bout d'une saison, elle se suffit à elle-même. https://youtu.be/dRM5UwaY-XU?si=cjGiIaG_z1CtgZdC [bs_show url="girls-on-the-bus"] Julia, de la douceur dans ce monde de brutes Vous connaissez déjà le film Julie et Julia avec Amy Adams et Meryl Streep dans les rôles titres, découvrez à présent juste Julia. La série est inspirée de la vie de Julia Child et de son émission culinaire révolutionnaire, The French Chef. Elle retrace l'ascension de Julia Child, interprétée par Sarah Lancashire, et son impact monumental sur la télévision et la culture culinaire américaine. Sarah Lancashire brille dans le rôle de Julia Child, capturant son esprit inébranlable et son amour pour la cuisine (difficile de passer derrière Meryl Streep et pourtant), tandis que David Hyde Pierce joue Paul Child, le mari dévoué de Julia. On entre dans les coulisses de l'émission mais aussi dans l'inspiration de Julia. On se retrouve plongé dans une reconstitution fidèle de l'époque et dans l'univers de la gastronomie avec une touche d'émotion et d'humour. Deux saisons pleines de bonnes choses sont à découvrir ! https://youtu.be/s69fQRE-GaA?si=L9BA8Nm0b-lSIvE6 [bs_show url="julia-2022"] Our Flag Means Death, ô à la piraterie On termine sur Our Flag Means Death, une comédie d'aventure créée par David Jenkins, qui revisite avec humour et originalité le monde de la piraterie et grandement appréciée du public. Inspirée des véritables aventures de Stede Bonnet, un aristocrate qui abandonne sa vie de luxe pour devenir pirate, la série met en vedette Rhys Darby dans le rôle de Bonnet, et Taika Waititi en tant que capitaine Barbe Noire. Ensemble, ils naviguent sur les mers tumultueuses tout en développant une relation inattendue et touchante. Ce mélange de comédie absurde et de moments sincères, remet au goût du jour le mythe du pirate. Les performances charismatiques de Darby et Waititi, ainsi que l'écriture inventive, font de cette série un incontournable pour ceux qui cherchent une évasion drôle et émotive. En plus de son humour décalé, la série brille par ses personnages attachants et ses dialogues savoureux, créant un univers unique où l'absurde côtoie la tendresse, ce qui touchera plus d'un cœur. https://youtu.be/prQDst-tAJ8?si=2Cgw3_-TRIEuqbuh [bs_show url="our-flag-means-death"] Que vous soyez amateur de drames politiques, de biopics inspirants ou de comédies percutantes, ces séries ont de quoi vous divertir sur Max !

C'est que le temps passe et le 11 juin, date de lancement de la plateforme Max avec tous les titres classiques HBO, mais aussi le cinéma TMC et Warner Bros, approche bientôt. Pour cette reco du weekend afin de donner un aperçu des titres qui seront disponibles au lancement, voici trois séries qu'on n'a pas encore eu l'occasion de voir en France mais qui valent le détour. The Girls on the Bus, la sororité dans la politique The Girls on the Bus est une libre adaptation du livre Chasing Hillary d'Amy Chozick, ou plus exactement d'un chapitre précis du livre. La série suit le parcours de quatre journalistes féminines couvrant la campagne présidentielle américaine. En plus de leurs aventures professionnelles, elle explore leurs vies personnelles et les défis qu'elles rencontrent dans un environnement dominé par les hommes. Melissa Benoist, connue pour son rôle dans Supergirl, incarne l'une des journalistes centrales, qui est poussée par la passion de la politique mais aussi par des idéaux. Malheureusement, la candidate qu'elle a suivie a perdu, et maintenant elle doit trouver un autre poulain sur qui parier qui saura aussi la motiver. Plongée au cœur du journalisme politique, The Girls on the Bus offre un regard incisif sur les rouages des campagnes électorales et la quête de vérité, tout en célébrant la solidarité féminine et le pouvoir de la presse. Même si la série a été annulée au bout d'une saison, elle se suffit à elle-même. https://youtu.be/dRM5UwaY-XU?si=cjGiIaG_z1CtgZdC [bs_show url="girls-on-the-bus"] Julia, de la douceur dans ce monde de brutes Vous connaissez déjà le film Julie et Julia avec Amy Adams et Meryl Streep dans les rôles titres, découvrez à présent juste Julia. La série est inspirée de la vie de Julia Child et de son émission culinaire révolutionnaire, The French Chef. Elle retrace l'ascension de Julia Child, interprétée par Sarah Lancashire, et son impact monumental sur la télévision et la culture culinaire américaine. Sarah Lancashire brille dans le rôle de Julia Child, capturant son esprit inébranlable et son amour pour la cuisine (difficile de passer derrière Meryl Streep et pourtant), tandis que David Hyde Pierce joue Paul Child, le mari dévoué de Julia. On entre dans les coulisses de l'émission mais aussi dans l'inspiration de Julia. On se retrouve plongé dans une reconstitution fidèle de l'époque et dans l'univers de la gastronomie avec une touche d'émotion et d'humour. Deux saisons pleines de bonnes choses sont à découvrir ! https://youtu.be/s69fQRE-GaA?si=L9BA8Nm0b-lSIvE6 [bs_show url="julia-2022"] Our Flag Means Death, ô à la piraterie On termine sur Our Flag Means Death, une comédie d'aventure créée par David Jenkins, qui revisite avec humour et originalité le monde de la piraterie et grandement appréciée du public. Inspirée des véritables aventures de Stede Bonnet, un aristocrate qui abandonne sa vie de luxe pour devenir pirate, la série met en vedette Rhys Darby dans le rôle de Bonnet, et Taika Waititi en tant que capitaine Barbe Noire. Ensemble, ils naviguent sur les mers tumultueuses tout en développant une relation inattendue et touchante. Ce mélange de comédie absurde et de moments sincères, remet au goût du jour le mythe du pirate. Les performances charismatiques de Darby et Waititi, ainsi que l'écriture inventive, font de cette série un incontournable pour ceux qui cherchent une évasion drôle et émotive. En plus de son humour décalé, la série brille par ses personnages attachants et ses dialogues savoureux, créant un univers unique où l'absurde côtoie la tendresse, ce qui touchera plus d'un cœur. https://youtu.be/prQDst-tAJ8?si=2Cgw3_-TRIEuqbuh [bs_show url="our-flag-means-death"] Que vous soyez amateur de drames politiques, de biopics inspirants ou de comédies percutantes, ces séries ont de quoi vous divertir sur Max !

It's a "retcon" special this week, as we celebrate the 50th anniversary of one of the most colorful and persistent franchises in American pro soccer history - with a return visit from Episode 40 guest Gary Singh (The Unforgettable San Jose Earthquakes: Momentous Stories On & Off the Field). As one of four West Coast expansion teams (along with the Los Angeles Aztecs, Seattle Sounders and Vancouver Whitecaps) added for the North American Soccer League's breakthrough 1974 season, the original San Jose Earthquakes were an immediate hit both on the field (finishing second in an all-new Western Division, led by league-leading scorer [and Episode 35 guest] Paul Child) - and in the stands, where they averaged 15,000+ fans a game to a less-than-modern Spartan Stadium, more than double the league average at the time.  Though never regular championship contenders, the ‘Quakes cultivated a rabidly loyal fan base that became the envy of clubs across the league – until the NASL's ultimate demise ten years later.  Fragments of the club soldiered on semi-professionally in the following years, but the appellation (along with some of the previous cast) returned in earnest in 1999, when the management of San Jose's struggling (and unpopularly named) Major League Soccer “Clash” sought to rekindle some of the original NASL team's magic; by 2001, the second iteration of the Earthquakes were contending for and winning MLS Cup and Supporters' Shield titles.    However, stymied by an inability to construct a soccer-specific stadium in the area, owner-operator Anschutz Entertainment Group pulled up stakes and relocated the club to Houston (Dynamo) for 2006 – taking further championships with them.  Nonplussed San Jose fans revolted – and a new “expansion” franchise was quickly announced by MLS officials, with plenty of structural caveats that ensure today's now-third incarnation of the ‘Quakes rightfully retains all of its accumulated heritage and rich legacy. + + +     SPONSOR THANKS: Old School Shirts (promo code: GOODSEATS):  https://oldschoolshirts.com/goodseats     BUY/READ EARLY & OFTEN: The Unforgettable San Jose Earthquakes: Momentous Stories On & Off the Field (2024): https://amzn.to/48oMwEc The San Jose Earthquakes: A Seismic Soccer Legacy (2015): https://amzn.to/42ZNkOL   FIND & FOLLOW: Website: https://goodseatsstillavailable.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/GoodSeatsStill Instagram (+ Threads): https://www.instagram.com/goodseatsstillavailable/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GoodSeatsStillAvailable/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@goodseatsstillavailable

This is January 7th's sermon by Matthew Carpenter on parents approaching their children as saints, reminding their children of their status as covenant members, helping their children deal with sin, teaching their children to love wisdom, and more. Matt Carpenter taught history for fifteen years and has served in pastoral ministry for ten years. He is married to Amanda and they have four children: Phoebe, Simeon, Emmaline, and Olivia. In his spare time, he enjoys cooking, reading, hiking, and fishing.  Trinity Reformed Church is a CREC church in Huntsville, AL. seeking to extend and unite the Kingdom in the Huntsville area. Check out our website, Facebook or YouTube!

JULIA, based on the life of the "French Chef" television star and cookbook author Julia Child, is back for a 2nd season on Max. This is our 2nd JULIA podcast conversation with wine expert and culinary strategist JANET CAM. Janet Cam was the co-founder of Washington, DC's storied Le Pavillon restaurant, the first nouvelle cuisine restaurant of its kind in the U.S. In the podcast we talk about the challenges for Julia and her aspirational fans in obtaining the best ingredients to recreate classic French dishes, women in the culinary industry, and Julia and Janet's journeys and adventures through wine and food in the U.S. and abroad. Download the TRANSCRIPT for Ep. 44 from this ⁠link⁠⁠⁠.⁠⁠ PLEASE NOTE: TRANSCRIPTS ARE GENERATED USING A COMBINATION OF SPEECH RECOGNITION SOFTWARE AND HUMAN TRANSCRIBERS, AND MAY CONTAIN ERRORS. ---------- TIMESTAMPS1:11 - JULIA Season 2 Story Lines and Cast 2:52 - Janet Cam introduction 4:49 - Les Dames D'Escoffier: Food, Culture and Mentorship for Women 10:38 - Le Pavillon introducing nouvelle cuisine and innovation in traditional industry 16:09 - Culinary innovation and plating techniques 20:09 - Julia and Simca's battle of the cassoulet 23:50 - Cookbooks, techniques and cultural influence in American cuisine 26:52 - Food culture, history and legacy in America 28:04 - James Beard and fried chicken in France 32:01 - Julia and Paul Child's partnership marriage 32:07 - Confidence, support, and wine tasting 33:14 - BREAK 36:42 - Women breaking ground in history and food industry 42: 59 - Food and wine culture in Provence and Paris 55:50 - Where to stream JULIA 56:18 - Books to read ------- STAY ENGAGED with HISTORICAL DRAMA WITH THE BOSTON SISTERS ⁠⁠LISTEN⁠⁠ to past past podcasts starting with the guests featured in this bonus episode ⁠⁠SIGN UP⁠⁠ for our mailing list SUBSCRIBE to the podcast on your favorite podcast platform You can SUPPORT this podcast on ⁠⁠Spotify⁠⁠ or⁠⁠ SHOP THE PODCAST⁠⁠ on our affiliate bookstore Thank you for listening! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/historicaldramasisters/support

In this episode, host Kerry Diamond talks to Julia's very own David Hyde Pierce who plays Paul Child and Fiona Glascott who plays Judith Jones. In the second half of the show, Jacques Pepin, culinary icon and great friend of Julia's, joins to share his early experiences in front of the camera and fond memories with Julia. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

My beliefs as a child that my adult self totally respects: “Christianity Beliefs: Some basic Christian concepts include: Christians are monotheistic, i.e., they believe there's only one God, and he created the heavens and the earth. This divine Godhead consists of the father (God himself), the son (Jesus Christ), and the Holy Spirit. The essence of Christianity revolves around life, death, and Christian beliefs in the resurrection of Jesus. Christians believe God sent his son Jesus, the Messiah, to save the world. They believe Jesus was crucified on the cross to offer the forgiveness of sins and was resurrected three days after his death before ascending to heaven. Christians contend that Jesus will return to earth again in what's known as the Second Coming. The Holy Bible includes important scriptures that outline Jesus's teachings, the lives, and the teachings of major prophets and disciples, and offer instructions for how Christians should live. Both Christians and Jews follow the Old Testament of the Bible, but Christians also embrace the New Testament. The cross is a symbol of Christianity. The most important Christian holidays are Christmas (which celebrates the birth of Jesus) and Easter (which commemorates the resurrection of Jesus).” --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/antonio-myers4/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/antonio-myers4/support

We are cooking up an episode that will transform your life.  Dr. Kortni Alston dishes about the life of Julia Child.   She will inspire you to live your own timeline.  Julia published her first cookbook when she was 49 years old.  In 1966, she was awarded an Emmy for her work in Educational Television. She was 54 years old. Dr. Kortni talks about her favorite HBO Max limited series, which showcases the American-born chef, her love of cooking, and the recipe for Julia's love story with her husband, Paul Child. The beloved culinary icon will not only fill your plate but will fulfill you.           

Dreaming of a Trip to Provence? La Pitchoune in the South of France was the vacation home of Julia Child, TV cooking show host and author of Mastering the Art of French Cooking (and many other books) and her husband, Paul Child. Now La Pitchoune is open for cooking classes and is well worth a visit for food lovers. Meet the home's current owner, Makenna Held, on this episode of Fearless Fabulous You! and learn what you can experience at La Pitchoune.Fearless Fabulous You Radio Show is broadcast live at 12noon ET Wednesdays on W4WN Radio – The Women 4 Women Network (www.w4wn.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (www.talk4radio.com) on the Talk 4 Media Network (www.talk4media.com). This podcast is also available on Talk 4 Podcasting (www.talk4podcasting.com).

Julia star David Hyde Pierce and My Life In France author Alex Prud'homme join host Kerry Diamond to talk about the unique union of Julia Child and her husband Paul. David shares what drew him to the role of Paul, while Alex, who is Julia and Paul's grand-nephew, discusses the real life couple behind the HBO Max series. Find out why Julia and Paul's role reversal only strengthened their relationship and why Paul threw his support and creative energy behind his wife's career and accepted her new status as breadwinner.  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Many of us grew up learning how to cook French cuisine from Julia Child on television, but cooking isn't the only thing she's taught us. Today Sarah and Alisha dive into her behind-the-scenes love story with her husband Paul, who helped launch her career at a time when married women having careers was far from de rigueur.  Get your daily happily ever after on LoveStruck Daily, with new love stories every Monday-Friday. In the meantime, follow @LoveStruckDaily on Instagram and Twitter for extra content. View episode transcript here ----> https://tinyurl.com/juliapaulchild And for goodness sakes...just kiss already!!! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Julie Cohen and Betsy West are back with a documentary about another integral woman in our nation's history, Julia Child! Their latest documentary, Julia, chronicles the life of the famous cookbook author and TV personality, from her youth, to her work in Secret Intelligence, to studying in Paris, and ultimately her monumental rise to success. We get into her impact on the feminist movement, her beautiful love story, how she changed the way we think about food and television, her pro-choice advocacy, and the sensuality of a Nicoise salad. They share how Ron Howard and Brian Grazer got attached to the project, and which Julia Child recipes they're still making to this day.  It's always a good time when we have Julie and Betsy on the show, and we are excited to learn they're already working on their next project...until next time, ladies!Julia is out in theaters right now! For showtimes, click hereYou can follow director Julie Cohen on TwitterYou can follow director Betsy West on Instagram and Twitter--Thanks for listening and for your support! We couldn't have reached 600 episodes without your help! --Be well, stay safe, Black Lives Matter, AAPI Lives Matter, and thank you for being vaxxed!--SUPPORT US HERE!Subscribe to our channel on YouTube for behind the scenes footage!Rate and review us wherever you listen to podcasts!Visit our website! www.bitchtalkpodcast.comFollow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter.Listen every other Thursday 9:30 - 10 am on BFF.FMPOWERED BY GO-TO Productions 

At the outbreak of World War II, president Roosevelt decided to create a single centralized agency to organize the nation’s many competing intelligence services. Not the CIA, which would come a few years later, but the Office of Strategic Services. Before the CIA, the OSS was America’s chief spy service. And before Julia Child was a famous chef on PBS, young Julia McWilliams was recruited by the OSS, where she traveled the world and fell in love with Paul Child and exotic food. Listen to this week’s episode to learn about Julia Child at war: how she was recruited and trained, where she served in the Asian theater of war, and why that experience helped lead her to a Cambridge house with its now famous kitchen. Full show notes: http://HUBhistory.com/222/ Support us: http://patreon.com/HUBhistory

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Rob Eastman and Chief Paul Child Discuss How to bridge the gap between addicts and police. Also discuss issues our community is facing with suicide and addiction.

She was a media mogul, a master chef and the pioneer of the modern cooking show.  He was a public servant and her rock.  Jane and Mara sit down this week to talk about the life, love and food of Julia and Paul Child.

What made the love story of Julia and Paul Child so unique? Next, what would photographer Paul Child think of today's Instagram-food-photo craze? And finally, we discuss how we can all live life to the fullest à la the Childs.

Long-time Metro Silicon Valley columnist and San Jose, California native Gary Singh (The San Jose Earthquakes: A Seismic Soccer Legacy) joins host Tim Hanlon to discuss the confusing journey and three distinct incarnations of one of American soccer’s most colorful and persistent professional franchises.   As one of four West Coast expansion teams (along with the Los Angeles Aztecs, Seattle Sounders and Vancouver Whitecaps) added for the North American Soccer League’s breakthrough 1974 season, the original San Jose Earthquakes were an immediate hit both on the field (finishing second in the all-new Western Division, and led by the league’s leading scorer Paul Child) and in the stands, where they drew in excess of 15,000 fans a game to a less-than-modern Spartan Stadium – more than double the league average.  Though never regular championship contenders, the ‘Quakes cultivated a rabidly loyal fan base that became the envy of clubs across the league – until the NASL’s ultimate demise ten years later.  Elements of the club soldiered on semi-professionally in the following years, but the appellation (along with some of the previous cast) returned in earnest in 1999, when the management of San Jose’s struggling (and unpopularly named) Major League Soccer “Clash” sought to rekindle some of the original magic – and by 2001, the second iteration of the Earthquakes were contending for and winning MLS Cup and Supporters’ Shield titles.    However, stymied by an inability to construct a soccer-specific stadium in the area, owner-operator Anschutz Entertainment Group pulled up stakes and relocated the club to Houston for 2006 – taking further championships with them.  Nonplussed San Jose fans revolted – and a new “expansion” franchise was quickly announced by MLS officials, with plenty of structural caveats that ensured today’s now-third incarnation of the ‘Quakes rightfully retains all of its accumulated heritage and rich legacy. Thank you Audible and Podfly for your support of this week’s show!

Former NASL, MISL, CISL (and even ASL) soccer great Paul Child becomes the fifth National Soccer Hall of Famer to join the podcast – and regales host Tim Hanlon with a bevy of eyebrow-raising anecdotes from a 25+ pro career as a player and coach across teams and leagues in both the outdoor and indoor versions of the game, including:  •        Taking a chance to get first-team play as a 19-year-old via loan with the Atlanta Chiefs in the fragile 1972 North American Soccer League; •        Learning to love the narrow confines and uniquely spray-painted burgundy and black penalty areas of San Jose’s Spartan Stadium;   •        Laying carpet for and dodging chicken wire during the NASL’s primitive inaugural indoor tournament in San Francisco’s Cow Palace in 1975; •        Wondering if sellout crowds in Atlanta’s Omni for Chiefs indoor games in the early 1980s were for spirited play, or cheeky promotions like “Who Shot J.R.?” night; •        Taking the early 1980s Pittsburgh sports scene by storm – and regularly outdrawing hockey’s Penguins – with the MISL’s Spirit; and •        Earning two caps for the US National Team – despite not being an actual American citizen!   This week’s episode is supported by our friends at Audible and Podfly!

The New York Times called Karen Karbo "a very funny writer" something that becomes abundantly clear in her wit-filled Kick-Ass Women series of books. Examining the lives of women who lived life on their own terms Karbo's treatment of Coco Chanel, Georgia O'Keefe and Katharine Hepburn goes beyond mere biography to discover the truths to making the most of every day. In her latest book Julia Child Rules: Lessons on Savoring Life, Karbo gives not just the most personal view of Julia Child yet but more importantly surprising insights like the idea that lacking a skill can be your biggest asset. In this episode, Karen, Bryan and Hunter discuss Julia's rules and especially rule no. 5: all you need is a kitchen and a bedroom. Through sex and pie, Julia and Paul Child built a great marriage. Does anything else matter? You can find out for yourself by taking on Karen's #LiveLikeJulia challenge. Pick one of Julia's rules and try it out for one week, then share the results with the world. Karen Karbo blogs at karenkarbo.com and can be reached via twitter @karbohemia.