Podcast appearances and mentions of phil wall

The Book Keepers tells the story of Phil Wall's mother, Carol, a gifted writer who dreamed of becoming a published author and who finally achieved her goal … just as her long battle with breast cancer took a turn for the worse. Carol was unable to tour with her new book and passed away shortly thereafter. Her husband, Dick, did what a loyal husband would do: He went on the book tour in her place. Her son, Phil, did what a filmmaker does: He picked up his camera and followed along. Wall processed his own grief by following his dad's journey to understanding his new life as a widower. Wall also captures intimate behind-the-scenes conversations with his dad, who later pursues an unexpected course that leads to delicate and surprising moments.Intro and outro music: Podington Bear This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit www.talkingdocumentary.com

Presenting the sixth and final episode of 'Intimate Animation' season 4, brought to you by the online animation magazine skwigly.com Join Skwigly's Ben Mitchell and Laura-Beth Cowley as they explore, discuss and interview the talents behind animation that deals with adult themes of love, relationships and sexuality. In the first ever live episode of Intimate Animation, recorded during the Manchester Animation Festival, we meet director Phil Wall and producer Chloe Beale of Strange Acre Studios, discussing their recently-completed BFI-funded short film 'Woodland' which tells the story of arborists Alastair and Fergus who struggle to reveal their love to the narrow-minded village community they live amongst. Also joining us is Julia Wiza to talk about her Nottingham Trent University thesis film 'Bogdanka', a tale of a young woman soon to be wed, inspired by Slavic mythology. Presented by Ben Mitchell and Laura-Beth Cowley Recorded at HOME Manchester Produced and edited by Ben Mitchell Thanks to Manchester Animation Festival and the HOME Manchester tech team

On this heartfelt episode of the Popzara Podcast our own Nathan Evans speaks with the father and son duo of Dick and Phil Wall, husband and son to author Carol Wall, whose memoir Mister Owita's Guide to Gardening: How I Learned the Unexpected Joy of a Green Thumb and an Open Heart, was released in early 2014 to critical and commercial success. Sadly, it was a success its creator would not live to see; Carol passed away that December, just 9 months after its publication. Dick and Phil discuss their new film The Book Keepers, Phil's intimate documentary chronicling his father embarking on the promotion tour of Mister Owita's Guide to Gardening across the country, visiting hundreds of locations in dozens of states. But in the process, however, Dick's journey becomes less about selling books and more a celebration of Carol's life, a meditation on not just the effects loss and grief has on each of us, but of healing and celebrating the memory of those we love.

Director Phil Wall joins Matthew Pejkovic on the Matt's Movie Reviews Podcast to talk about his new film The Book Keepers, a documentary that follows Dick Wall, a widower who keeps his late wife, Carol, dreams alive by becoming the spokeperson for her book that was released after her death, resulting in a nation wide book tour.     Support Matt's Movie Reviews Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/user?u=33903624  80s Tees: https://www.shareasale.com/r.cfm?b=119192&u=2900540&m=16934 Loot Crate: https://www.tkqlhce.com/click-100442585-13901976 TeePublic: https://www.teepublic.com/stores/matts-movie-reviews?ref_id=26367    Follow Matt's Movie Reviews! Website: http://mattsmoviereviews.net Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Matts-Movie-Reviewsnet/151059409963 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/user/MattsMovieReviews LinkedIn:  https://www.linkedin.com/company/1036986/admin/  Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/user/mattsmovierev  MeWe: https://mewe.com/p/mattsmoviereviews

Interview with Phil Wall, documentary filmmaker and director of the new documentary THE BOOK KEEPERS. Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/reading-and-writing-podcast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Join Karenza & Kim for an hour of chat and tracks with guest Phil Wall, singer, songwriter and entertainer - his life, the people he has performed with and how he wrote THAT theme song for the Melbourne Storm .

Episode 9 features Phil Wall & Ron Fitch (2022 Australia Day Award recipient) from the SES Chelsea Unit, sharing the amazing work of the volunteers at the Chelsea SES.

Phil Wall is an award-winning filmmaker who has written, produced, directed, filmed, and edited three feature documentaries, and is currently in post-production on his fourth. A coach's son, Wall played for his dad at Roanoke Catholic High School and traces his filmmaking journey back to creating highlight videos for his team's championship seasons. He lives in Brooklyn, NY, where he works on independent and commercial narrative content.   Inspiration for The Standard (2:45) The Standard is a feature-length documentary about a 48-hour endurance challenge hosted by special forces combat veterans. Anyone can sign up to participate, but very few finish. GoRuck, a company that makes military-grade bags, apparel, and more, created the event to mimic combat situations and test their products.  Phil had worked on some early marketing videos for the company and participated in one of their 12-hour overnight challenges. Most participants finish this overnight challenge because it's centered on team building, but it was one of the most physically rigorous activities Phil, a longtime athlete, had ever done.  GoRuck ramped up their events a few years later and created their 48-hour challenge, a condensed version of the special forces assessment and selection criteria.   Takeaways From Filming (9:55) Both the participants and the cadre hosting the event enter an agreement: participants train and show up ready to do whatever the cadre tells them to; meanwhile, the cadre's job is to urge them to quit. They target the ones falling behind and give them special attention to convince them to quit, but a switch flips as soon as they do. The attitude turns to one of encouragement for how far they made.  It becomes clear their cadre are playing a role: one that's in indirect conflict with what they actually want. It's that conflict that inspired Phil to film The Standard. Whoever is out in front is winning, and the cadre capitalizes on that to make you feel like you don't belong. But the real standard is not quitting.  You can be the weakest link or lowest common denominator, but you might be the strongest in the next iteration. So it becomes getting to that next thing by redefining your role as needed and supporting those working around you. Recognizing when you're the weakest is invaluable and talking it out with who you're working with is the key to taking that next step forward. Filming The Book Keepers (18:20) Phil's recent documentary, The Book Keepers, is filmed from Phil's perspective. It follows his dad as he travels the country to promote Phil's mom, Carol Wall's, first book after her death. She received a book contract in 2010 for her memoir, Mr. Owita's Guide to Gardening, about her experience with breast cancer and how that coincided with a friendship she developed with a Kenyan gardener.  The book was released in 2014, but her cancer had returned during the final months of editing. She died in December of 2014, just one week before her book was named in the Top 10 of the Year.  Due to her illness, Random House canceled many promotional events and interviews, and she could never properly advocate for her story. So, Phil's dad began attending events on her behalf after her death.  For Phil and his family, it was a journey of loss many others could relate to, and The Book Keepers grew out of the need to capture that power of emotion. Storytelling was a way for not just Phil to heal but his family and his audience as well. The film premiered at the Austin Film Festival in August 2020 and won both the Jury Prize and Audience Award for Best Documentary Feature. What you'll learn in this episode: The inspiration behind Phil Wall's feature documentary, The Standard.  What Phil took away from filming.  Background on Phil's mom, Carol, and her memoir, Mr. Owita's Guide to Gardening. How his dad's journey to promote the memoir after his mother's death inspired his film The Book Keepers.. Additional resources: Phil Wall's website Phil Wall's LinkedIn Phil Wall's Twitter The Standard on Hulu The Book Keepers GoRuck

Phil Wall is an award-winning filmmaker. He has written, produced, directed, filmed, and edited three feature documentaries, and is currently in post-production on his fourth. His documentary feature, THE STANDARD, debuted at #4 on the iTunes documentary chart in September of 2020. It's currently available on Hulu in the US, and will have its international rollout in late-2021--most notably on Discovery+ in Latin America and Brazil.  THE BOOK KEEPERS is his third documentary. It premiered with the Austin Film Festival in October 2020, where it won both the Jury Prize and the Audience Award for Best Documentary Feature. It's an official selection for 10 other US film festivals, including SCAD Savannah, Napa Valley, and Twin Cities. The film will be available for special events in early 2022, with distribution to follow.  His professional career began in 2008, when he began work on THE PASSING GAME, which is a documentary feature currently in post-production about the career and philosophies of legendary prep-school basketball coach, Fletcher Arritt. Wall played for Arritt's Fork Union post-graduate squad in 2002-2003 before heading to Williams College (MA).  At Williams, he played 4 years of varsity basketball, and was honored with the Matthew Godrick Award for Leadership in 2007. A coach's son, Wall played for his dad at Roanoke Catholic High School. The team won 3 straight Virginia Independent School state titles, as well as back-to-back Virginia State Catholic championships. Wall traces his filmmaking journey back to creating highlight videos for those championship seasons.  He lives in Brooklyn, NY, where he works on independent and commercial narrative content. What you'll learn in this episode: How Phil discovered his passion for filmmaking when he was playing high school basketball What his Mom's experiences as a writer did to shape his expectations as a filmmaker and what it would take to be successful Why playing basketball for his Dad in high school was so rewarding in addition to the three state championships What did his Dad tell Phil were the three most important words a coach could say What were Phil's biggest takeaways from his work on the VCU Men's Basketball Documentary How his legendary prep school coach, Fletcher Arritt, taught Phil that to have the biggest impact you do not need to be on the biggest stage Additional Resources: Phil Wall's website Phil Wall's LinkedIn Phil Wall's Twitter Check out The Standard on Hulu The Book Keepers GoRuck

Matt Reeve and Sandy McLean join me to chat about a few topics raised in the interview with Phil Wall back in May 14. We discuss how a mature Christ like Love is the main power of our living rather than having all the answers to complex issues.

Phil Wall is an international speaker, Executive coach and founder of "We see hope" He is a foundation member of the Raines Park Salvos in the UK and has an amazing story. It's a rich and full life and Phil can talk, so this is a 50 min episode. Enjoy!

This week on Football Uncovered we are hedging to the Emirates to talk about everything Arsenal. Sporting Intel's Nick Harris and Will Brazier are joined by Phil Wall, a member of the Arsenal Supporters Trust.  We are covering everything from the highs and lows of the Arsene Wenger era as well as how Stan Kronke's impact on the football club. In addition to all of this we are looking at what the future holds for the Gunners with Mikel Arteta at the helm.  Another huge episode covering one of the clubs involved with the European Super League!

In this episode we talk with director Phil Wall and GORUCK Founder and CEO Jason McCarthy about their film The Standard, a documentary that captures one of the GORUCK Selection challenges. GORUCK Selection is not only the toughest endurance event on the planet, it’s also an attempt to bridge the military-civilian divide. Hosted by a group of Special Forces combat veterans, this 48-hour challenge is a condensed interpretation of the US Army’s 24-day Assessment and Selection. For the participants, the event is a chance to test their limits while paying tribute to those who serve. For the Special Force Cadre who lead the event, it’s an opportunity to honor their roots and connect with civilians.

Top tips from life coach, charity founder and very nice man Phil.

The Holy Trinity - sermon by Rev. Phil Wall. Reading: Matthew 28: 16-20

What does Mission mean to you? We listen to a number of voices on the subject, hear a powerful story from Pakistan, and join Danielle Strickland and Phil Wall in conversation on the topic. The background music in this episode is sourced through http://freemusicarchive.org featuring: Kai Engel and Sergey Cheremisinov. Episode seven

What does Generosity mean to you? We listen to the Infinitum community, hear an incredible story of tremendous generosity, and join Danielle Strickland and Phil Wall in conversation on the topic. The music in this episode is provided through http://freemusicarchive.org featuring: Kai Engel and Sergey Cheremisinov. Archive audio is from British Movietone. If you'd like […]

What does Surrender mean to you? We listen to the Infinitum community, reflect on the life of the young William Borden, and join Danielle Strickland and Phil Wall in conversation. The music in this is provided by: Lee Rosevere, Sergey Cheremisinov and audio effects from www.freesfx.co.uk Episode five

In our second Infinitum podcast, Danielle Strickland and Phil Wall discuss Why Infinitum – sharing experiences and ideas that led them to start this movement. Episode two

In our first Infinitum podcast, Danielle Strickland and Phil Wall discuss Why Infinitum – sharing experiences and ideas that led them to start this movement. Episode one

The Psalms and Our Story – Phil Wall. The post #59 The Psalms and Our Story: Phil Wall appeared first on RPCC.

Love One Another. 1 John 2:7-17 & 4:7-12 from 06 July 2014. The post #51 Love One Another: Phil Wall appeared first on RPCC.

Phil Wall preaching on the life of Peter.   The post #46 Peter: Phil Wall appeared first on RPCC.

Taken from 17 November 2013 The post #32 Fellowship with God: Phil Wall appeared first on RPCC.

Ephesians 3:1-13 from 19 May 2013 #23 Rich in Love – Phil Wall The post #23 Rich in Love: Phil Wall appeared first on RPCC.

Action packed show today. Three great guests, three great discussions all things Arsenal. We open the show with @JohnCrossMirror who joins us from Stockholm who discusses our defensive run, our England Internationals, Wenger's voice and the NLD. We then catch-up with Phil Wall of AST who chats about the FFP meeting they hosted this past Monday. And close the show with Kelvin of Black Scarf Movement who educates us on who they are, what they want and of course some discussion on the NLD. Thanks for listening.