Podcasts about producer aaron

James T. and Producer Aaron go over Lindsey Graham's hunger to go to war and react to Tucker Carlson making Ted Cruz uncomfortable with the Iran topic.

James T and Producer Aaron go over Trump promising no foreign wars but how the war hawks keep pressuring him towards Iran. Also, Tucker puts Ted Cruz on the hot seat and is the conservative movement divided on war?

James T and Producer Aaron go over Jon Stewart's take on Netanyahu's motives for attacking Iran and somehow the Knicks end up in the middle.

James T. and Producer Aaron ask if Iran already has a nuke and who does it benefit to go to war. Also, the left is still lost on issues like protests, and the media covers it up.

While the No Kings protests marched on, Producer Aaron had one thing on his mind: his Father's Day steak.

Producer Aaron reps a familiar jersey for Young Bannon in which James T. has no idea and fashion football, and confusion is all over James T.

Producer Aaron says workers now get "protest days" and that is exactly what the Founding Fathers meant by addressing grievances. The guys lose it as they unpack the chaos in LA.

We ask the old-age question: are you a lover or fighter? we dive into Katie Hobbs veto spree, Tom Homan sounding off on people, a new bill that is doom and gloom according to Schumer and Producer Aaron, and Karine Jean-Pierre switching sides.

According to Chuck Schumer and Producer Aaron, there is a new name for this bill.

The Big Beautiful Bill has a new name according to Producer Aaron and Chuck Schumer, Karine Jean-Pierre has switched sides and is on the right side after previewing her new book, and interview with Sen. Janae Shamp

The guys discuss how there are technical issues at the iHeart Studios and Producer Aaron's only logic is Blame Ukraine.

Producer Aaron shares a wild story about meeting Tim Kaine at a basketball game and reveals the absurd reason he has to drive to Irvine this week. Meanwhile, questions swirl about who was really running the country under Biden, Trump unveils his "Golden Dome" vision, and the crew debates replacing James T's dolphin tattoo with a new one.

With James Comey and Jake Tapper releasing books, the guys debate if it's time for us to do the same. But first, Producer Aaron reveals why he actually drove to Irvine, and it is wilder than you think.

James T's betting on a Windy City sports sweep plus Villanova because the new pope is from Chicago. Plus, Producer Aaron dives headfirst into the Jordan vs. LeBron war brewing between Young Bannon and James T.

Leticia James is fired up, Sesame Street might be shutting down, and Ilhan Omar's got some explaining to do. Plus, James T. calls out Young Bannon for calling LeBron the GOAT, Producer Aaron shares a wild 7th grade fight story, and Trump's UK trade deal makes headlines.

Kamala's supposedly gearing up for another run, Hillary rises from the political grave, and James T. is too boujee to pump gas. Plus, Producer Aaron's surprise Vegas trip and naming the Circus fanbase.

Producer Aaron tells the legendary story of a seventh-grade lunchroom brawl over peaches and how it could have led to his alter ego, the A-Train.

We discuss how James T. hasn't been to many food establishments like Waffle House or Taco Bell, and Producer Aaron says he is missing out!

Young Bannon's never seen Blazing Saddles, so Producer Aaron makes him watch it live and questions his upbringing. Plus, a new CNN poll spells trouble for Chuck Schumer

Producer Aaron shares his disappointment with the Alabama concert last night and the listeners aren't holding back, lighting up the Talkback feature on the iHeart Radio app about our clown of the week picks to wrestlemania!

A new poll reveals most Americans support deportation measures putting Democrats on the unpopular side of the immigration debate. James T. and Producer Aaron break it down.

James T. predicts a political shift in California, but Producer Aaron isn't buying it, sparking a debate over whether California could actually turn conservative.

Whether it's left vs. right or liking or disliking sushi, the divide runs deep especially after the guys found out Nobu will be at Coachella, and it sparks a showdown between Producer Aaron and James T.

Bernie Sanders pops up at Coachella, but things really heat up when James T. professes his love for James Taylor, prompting Producer Aaron to threaten taking his black card!

Producer Aaron finally finishes House of David, but things take a wild turn when the conversation shifts to White Lotus and Sydney Sweeney, this one went off the rails fast!

Stephen A. Smith is being floated as a 2028 candidate, and James T. and Producer Aaron share their unfiltered thoughts on the idea and the man behind the mic!

Katy Perry and several other females headed to space which led Producer Aaron to give James T. the full breakdown of her past feud with Taylor Swift.

James T. breaks down why Trump's latest executive order is a masterstroke, Producer Aaron nails a Sopranos-style comparison to Biden's presidency, and the Conservative Clown of the Week and Friday Prayer

James T. makes a crazy take on women in the Supreme Court, a hot coffee mishap from Producer Aaron, and the wild things Jasmine Crockett has said

Producer Aaron had an interesting run-in with Tesla protestors over the weekend in Gilbert as all he was trying to do was get his car washed.

Liberals have no shame when it comes to Joe Biden, but it was interrupted by Producer Aaron spilling his hot coffee!

Tyler Yaremchuk and Producer Aaron are back from #NationVacation and ready to break it all down! We'll recap the trip, share some of the best stories from Las Vegas, and most importantly, dive into the Oilers' big win over the Vegas Golden Knights.But no time to dwell on the past—the road trip continues tonight in San Jose, as the Oilers take on the Sharks. We'll get you set for puck drop with our lineup report, key game notes, and of course, our One Big Take on the matchup.Plus, we'll check in on what's trending around the NHL, and wrap things up with our Game Day Bet365 Betting Challenge. Don't miss it!

Zelensky rejects minerals deal as he already agreed to it and Producer Aaron causes an in-studio accident while James goes on a rant!

Welcome to this episode of Visual Intonation, with Aaron Tucker, an acclaimed director, cinematographer, and producer whose vision has shaped some of the most powerful narratives in media today. Hailing from the vibrant DMV area, Aaron has built a reputation for weaving human-centered storytelling with high-end branded content. Whether crafting visually stunning ads for global giants like Amazon, Capital One, and Google, or directing cinematic moments for prestigious brands such as Hanifa and NASA, Aaron brings a rare blend of artistry and precision to every project. In this episode, we dive deep into the journey of a director who thrives on collaboration. With a knack for working across disciplines, Aaron excels in the art of producing results-driven content, consistently delivering on time and within budget. From leading dynamic teams through complex production processes to guiding clients through the intricate world of media investments, Aaron has mastered the delicate balance between creative vision and strategic execution. As an in-house media and production director, he continues to elevate productions from start to finish, ensuring that every project not only meets but exceeds expectations. Aaron's path to the spotlight wasn't a straight line. A graduate of the University of Maryland with a degree in finance, he began his career at Deloitte. But the call of creativity was too loud to ignore. Armed with a camera, a relentless drive to learn, and a self-taught mastery of photography, Aaron traded in the comfort of a corporate job for the uncertainty of a film career. He didn't just make a leap – he made a choice: the fear of failure wasn't an option. “Not making the change would be failing to believe I can do the thing I enjoy for a living,” he says. And it's that belief, that courage to pursue his passion, that's led him to become one of the most sought-after cinematographers in the business today. From the pages of Vogue and The New York Times to features on Complex, Aaron Tucker has left a lasting imprint on both the commercial and artistic worlds. The accolades are impressive, but it's the raw, human element in his work that truly sets him apart. As a 2023 HBO Short Film Awards finalist, Aaron's dedication to storytelling goes beyond the lens, transforming each frame into an experience that connects deeply with audiences around the globe. We'll hear about the driving force behind his vision and the invaluable lessons learned working with world-class clients. Whether it's shaping a brand's message or capturing a poignant moment on film, Aaron Tucker is more than just a director – he is a creative force redefining how we engage with content in today's fast-paced, ever-evolving media landscape. Tune in and get inspired by the journey of one of the most exciting voices in modern filmmaking. Aaron Tucker's Website: https://www.aaronmtucker.com/Aaron Tucker's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/aaronmtucker/Aaron Tucker's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/aaron-tucker-8954243aSupport the showVisual Intonation Website: https://www.visualintonations.com/Visual Intonation Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/visualintonation/Vante Gregory's Website: vantegregory.comVante Gregory's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/directedbyvante/ To support me on Patreon (thank you): patreon.com/visualintonations Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@visualintonation Tiktok: www.tiktok.com/@directedbyvante

Chuck Schumer folded and Dems are coming after him, Producer Aaron is back, and the border topic heats up!

This episode of Quality Living With Peaceful Support, hosted by Amanda Whittemore, music producer, DJ, and chef Aaron Mystral shares his journey through music, Ecstatic D ance, and life transitions. Aaron reflects on his 15-year career, evolving from hip hop to electronic music inspired by the West Coast festival scene, and his role in curating […]

Federal employees strike against DOGE, Rep. Andy Biggs joins the show, and Producer Aaron is running for Congress?!

Bill Reiter and Producer Aaron react to the WILDEST TRADE in NBA history...Luka Doncic traded to the Lakers for Anthony Davis! To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices

There is a school lunch dilemma in Producer Aaron's son's school district!

Welcome back to Oilersnation Everyday! Tyler Yaremchuk is off today, so it's the Liam Horrobin show. Liam and Producer Aaron will break down an exciting weekend for the Oilers, who went 2-0 with a 4-0 shutout win over the Penguins on Friday night and a 3-2 OT victory against the Red Wings on Sunday. We'll look at the key takeaways from these games and what's working well for the team.Looking ahead, the Oilers are back in action tonight against the Columbus Blue Jackets. We'll go over our Sherwood Powersports & Marine Keys to Victory, highlighting what the Oilers need to do to keep the momentum rolling.And for our weekly “5 Things” segment, we're joined by Anthony Di Marco, who'll take us around the NHL with five key stories you don't want to miss.

Frazer, Joe, and Andy discuss Jagr's retirement announcement, Evander Kane is out 4 months, and they make predictions about the Pacific Division. Producer Aaron is happy.

Democrats playing politics with the border bill is the height of cynicism. The White House cleaned up 148 Biden blunders over the last month. FBI authorized to use deadly force at Mar-a Lago. Marco Rubio gives a masterclass on battling voter fraud bias on Meet The Press. Producer Aaron gives the climate crisis hotline a call!

The government is offering services to help those battling with anxiety due to climate change.

Producer Aaron had an eventful evening at The Rolling Stones concert.

It was an emotional night at the Mullett Arena last night between the Edmonton Oilers and the Arizona Coyotes. The Coyotes are Utah bound and last night ended their stay in the desert. However, they at least managed to send their fans home somewhat happy defeating the Oilers 5-2.Liam O'Brien got the scoring started with his 5th of the season. Then Lawson Crouse, Matias Maccelli, Dylan Guenther and Sean Durzi all got in on the action for their final goals in Arizona. The Oilers countered with goals from Sam Carrick and Warren Foegele, which was his 20th of the season, but it wasn't enough.What did you make of last nights game? Head over to the Oilersnation YouTube for Oilersnation Everyday live at noon. Liam Horrobin will be live with Jay Downton, Baggedmilk and Producer Aaron to recap last nights game. Also, it's a Sherwood Ford Giant Pre Game Show edition of Oilersnation Everyday with the Oilers set to face the Colorado Avalanche tonight. Want your thoughts on the show? Leave your questions, comments and concerns in the Charm Diamond Centres YouTube live chat throughout the program.Since tonight's the last game of the regular season, Liam has some question that he wants some of your thoughts on. Who was the biggest surprise? What player changed your opinion the most? and many more. Also, there's a chance for you to win $25 to Nation Gear by taking part in Liam's guess the Oiler game.

Is Dune anti-colonial? Can the white savior myth be satirized? Is Gurney Halleck my friend? Kallie (@itsametaphorfordeath), Producer Aaron, and Io (@bum.lung) do a big ass DUNE episode and jaw about all this plus libertarians hand in “counter-culture”, if you can get so high of worm-dirt you become space hitler, and we also delve into what renowned sci-fi pervert and soulful white boy Frank Herbert's fuckin' deal was. Io can be found on Twitter @Bum_lung or on Instagram @Bum.Lung or you can find prints, shirts and stickers that they make on Etsy at https://www.etsy.com/shop/BumLung you can find Kallie on instagram (@itsametaphorfordeath) you can get their good hats and shirts at itsametaphorfordeath.com Listen to their leftist conspiracy podcast Secret Antenna where podcasts are slung This show is published by Strangers in A Tangled Wilderness. We can be found at www.tangledwilderness.org, or on Twitter @TangledWild and Instagram @Tangled_Wilderness. You can support the show on Patreon at www.patreon.com/strangersinatangledwilderness. Our logo is by Robin Savage. And our theme music is by a lovely mountain goblin.

James T and Producer Aaron share the Good (not much), The Bad (very much) and The Ugly (her name is Laken, not Lincoln, Mr. President) from Joe Biden's State of the Union Address as well as Alabama Sen. Katie Britt's GOP response.

Sinema drops out of her run for AZ Senate. Nikki Haley quits her campaign for the GOP nomination, but not before Producer Aaron has to live up to his bet. The media is in shock that the Republican Party is now Trump's party & turns to Cookie Monster to explain economics

The MSM explodes as The Supreme Court rules 9-0 that Colorado can't kick Trump off the ballot. James talks to J. Christian Adams who filed the brief on behalf of Trump. AOC gets a taste of her own medicine and doesn't like it. Micheal Moore spews anti-white Christian hate. Producer Aaron makes a bold prediction about Super Tuesday that he may regret.

Bachelor on Retrospect will be on a brief hiatus until March 18th, and in the meantime we're revisiting some of the classics! In the third chapter of Ali's season, Carrie and Annemarie discuss a very cranky trip to Portugal, wonder if Roberto could have been The Bachelor and, most memorably, relive the hero's journey that drives Frank back into the arms of some lady named Nicole. Producer Aaron joins for a reading of Frank and Nicole's touching reunion that seems extremely scripted by Frank. For an episode guide and other content, follow us on social media. Instagram: @BachelorinRetrospect, Twitter/X: @BachRetrospect, TikTok: @BachelorinRetrospect Hosted by Annemarie Navar-Gill and Carrie Rosen Bachelor in Retrospect is produced by Annemarie Navar-Gill, Carrie Rosen and Aaron Stein-Chester Edited and Mixed by Aaron Stein-Chester Cover art by Manny Rose Graphic design by Annemarie Navar-Gill