Podcast appearances and mentions of paul osborn

On today's episode, Matt speaks with theatre legend, Alma Cuervo. In her nearly five-decade career, she has done 15 Broadway shows, six national tours, and dozens of regional and Off-Broadway productions. Now, she is returning to the New York stage following the pandemic in an Off-Broadway revival of Paul Osborn's read more The post Tell Me More | Episode 58: Alma Cuervo on the Balm of Returning to the Stage in ‘Morning’s at Seven’ appeared first on BroadwayRadio.

Paul Osborn, Nicolle Neulist, and Chris Liguori join Tim this week in our second game of wave 21. Who will be coming back next week for the Wave championship? Listen in and find out!

I'm thrilled to share another great game with you. I know I sound like a broken record sometimes but time after time our hosts and guests have so much fun playing the game that it can't help but shine through in the final cut of the episode. This week Jonathan teams up with Courtney Shah against the team of Ben and Paul Osborn while Chris hosts. Enjoy!

Paul Osborn, Drew Philip, and Katie Sekelsky are back this week to battle it out to see who will be named the champion of Wave 12 of Trivial Warfare: Blitz! The winner will be back again next week when the winners of Waves 10 and 11 also return to see who will be the champ of Season 4!

It’s Wave 12, game 2. Today, Paul Osborn, Michael Turner, and Nick Weingartner will be facing off as we read off question after question to see who will remain at the end. Enjoy!

In 1962, Truett began racing drag bikes but he continued to look for ways to get more speed out of them, and he started by changing the flywheels in his own Sportster. “I changed out the flywheels in an attempt to gain more power,” Truett said. “I also tried a number of unusual additives to increase speed like paint thinner and cleaners, because back in the day, we tested everything in bikes. And believe it or not, it worked.” Around 1964, Truett found that using nitro-methane worked the best in powering the bikes. “I trained with nitro when most people didn’t even know what it was,” he said, “and was the first to go to nitro racing in Wichita.” During this time, Truett also began dating his future wife, Diane. Diane worked as a licensed beautician but it didn’t stop her from getting involved in the oil and grease to keep up with Bonnie. “I mixed chemicals for the beauty shop to do hair and it wasn’t long before Bonnie had me mixing the fuel for the drag bike, too. It was the same as work except I was using different additives,” Diane said. Truett said some of the chemicals mixed were literally liquid dynamite. “It took four people to stage and start the bike,” he said. “But it was just me and Diane. She was my pit crew, and would stage the bike until I was on the driver’s seat.” “Not only did I mix the fuel, I learned to change the oil and spark plugs, work the clutch and file it, and a lot of other things,” Diane said. But Truett’s racing career did not come without sacrifices. The two said they travelled short distances quickly and on a budget so Bonnie could race. “We’d pack a bag and be ready to go in at a moment’s notice,” Diane said. “We had to race on a budget and a lot of times we slept in my van instead of having to pay for a motel room,” Truett said. Opens Shop Truett was working for the railroad in Kansas when he and a racing buddy, Paul Osborn, decided to open their own Harley shop, Truett & Osborn, in 1971. Eventually they started to create and manufacture their own flywheels, cams, cylinders, and rods. New Age Of Biking & Brotherhood https://books2read.com/u/3nYBWx One time Paypal Donations to the Channel - paypal.me/insanethrottle All of Insane Throttles Social Media in one place https://linktr.ee/motorcyclemadhouse If you would like to become a patreon and supporter of Biker Angle and Motorcycle Madhouse visit our Patreon Page https://www.patreon.com/insanethrottle One time Paypal Donations to the Channel - topfuelabd@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram for Daily Biker Babes and Biker Angle every morning on Instagram TV https://www.instagram.com/motorcyclemadhouse Follow us a subscribe to our Youtube Channel https://www.youtube.com/c/InsaneThrottleBikerNews For all your daily biker news - http://www.harleyliberty.com Join us twice a week on Motorcycle Madhouse free podcast http://www.harleybikernews.com For all your motorcycle needs hop on over to our motorcycle superstore https://www.amazon.com/shop/insanethrottle Join us on Facebook and get involved in the conversation at http://www.facebook.com/insanethrottle Insane Throttle is now on Pintrest www.pinterest.com/cubbiesroc1973 Insane Throttle on Twitter https://twitter.com/insanethrottle For membership in the AMA where you get all kinds of member perks www.amajoin.com/inthbi --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/motorcyclemadhouse/message

  Paul is a father of four who loves the outdoors and adventure. He's most comfortable on top of a 20000 foot peak, paddling a mountain lake or hiking in the remote wilderness. To him, the outdoors is the healthiest place to be mentally and physically, and a great environment to raise kids. His goal is to use video, photography and writing to share the knowledge, tools and confidence that can make you feel more confident to get outdoors alone, or with family and friends over at The Outdoor Adventure.net

Bob Wilcox and Gerry Kowarsky review SISTER ACT THE MUSICAL, by Alan Menken, Glenn Slater, Douglas Carter Beane, and Cheri & Bill Steinkellner, at the Fox Theatre; GODSPELL, by Stephen Schwartz & John-Michael Tebelak, at the Peabody Opera House; I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE, by Joe DiPietro & Jimmy Roberts, at Kirkwood Theatre Guild; MY CHILDREN! MY AFRICA!, by Athol Fugard, at Washington Univ.; VERONICA'S ROOM, by Ira Levin, at Theatre Guild of Webster Groves; MORNING'S AT SEVEN, by Paul Osborn, at Hawthorne Players; and A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM, by Stephen Sondheim, Larry Gelbart & Barry Shrevelove, at Saint Louis Univ.; and THE COUNTRY WIFE, by William Wycherley, at the Webster Univ. Conservatory.

Join Candidly Candace as she talks with singer/songwriter Stefanie Jane. She brings listeners on a journey of healing though her troubled life beginning with child sexual assault and abuse to the powerful gift of love. She wanted to create an album that encompassed the many feeling that overcame her along the way. She wanted to break the mold and add different dimensions to typical rock music. Producer Paul Osborn, Leona Rupert and the musicians at Audio Dallas helped create an album with diversity in rock-n-roll forms. Two songs feature a guest appearance by Local blues guitarist Chris Ruest! Stefanie Jane moved to the Dallas area with her family last year to pursue her career in music. She started working with producer Paul Osborn and vocal coach Leona Rupert immediately upon arrival. She has been approached by record companies but chooses to stay an independent artist so that a larger portion of proceeds reach R.A.I.N.N. © and Stop It Now! ©. Stefanie Jane’s late father, Nathan Moore, instilled her with a passion for classic rock music. Stefanie Jane is releasing this album because she was taught, “We are what we listen to.” Feelings are portrayed in songs, but few are willing to look at both sides of pain. Each song is a story on its own, with a different form of rock music to convey a grander scope of feelings. Her songs are her own personal pep talks and she’d like to share them with other. Callers are welcome to call 347-996-3381 during the show. There will be a live chat before and after the show!

A Tribute To Gregory Peck - The Yearling From 01-06-47 The Yearling is a 1946 film which tells the story of a boy who adopts a fawn as a pet. It stars Gregory Peck, Jane Wyman, Claude Jarman Jr., Chill Wills and Forrest Tucker. The movie was adapted by Paul Osborn and John Lee Mahin (uncredited) from the novel by Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings. It was adapted by Clarence Brown. It won Academy Awards for Best Art Direction-Interior Decoration, Color and Best Cinematography, Color and was nominated for Best Actor in a Leading Role (Gregory Peck), Best Actress in a Leading Role (Jane Wyman), Best Director, Best Film Editing and Best Picture.