Podcasts about Pushing Tin

In this episode, the guys dive into the troubling state of the U.S. Air Traffic Control system. Drawing from Dave's 40+ years of ATC experience, he sheds light on the rigorous process of becoming a certified controller—including the intense screening, training, and the challenge of getting assigned to an airport. Meanwhile, G.K. offers some thought-provoking insights on how the COVID era sparked a renaissance in cultural creativity, highlighting the silver linings of a challenging time. Be sure to visit www.miningthemedia.com to subscribe—and don't forget to share with your friends, relatives, associates, and neighbors!

We're back with another episode filled with rabbit holes of madness. Whether it's Nate's take on the Met Gala or the issues with Pushing Tin. Somehow these two things find themselves in a single conversation. The Conclave is going on at the moment and the odds are out on who is going to be the new pope. Because nothing says like fun then talk odds on the old man with the funny hat. We dive into the book to film issue with what should be happening with the recent talk of the Harry Potter show coming to HBO. We could go on but it best left for the commentary than the actual write up. Stay safe out there and talk with you soon.

Send us a textAfter a 2 week break we return to talk about the whirlwind of events from the past 2 weeks from plane crashes, DEI, air traffic controllers, Pushing Tin, The Grammy Awards, Kendrick Lamar, The upcoming big game, Harrison Butker, Kendrick Lamar , OMB, Elon Musk , gutting government agencies, El Salvador Prisons, Gaza, The Chistiantonalsist podcast, Tariffs and the the other 6 deadly sins lead to greed #BillyBobThornton #JohnCusack #DonaldTrump #JoeBiden #BillGates #BruceSpringsteen Follow us at Reality Redemption on Facebook, Instagram, Threads, BlueSky and Tik Tok

Send us a textWhat happens when you trade a high-stress career in air traffic control for the unpredictable world of real estate investing? Sean Demartel from Takeoff Capital shares his compelling journey with us, revealing how a quest for a different lifestyle led him to multifamily real estate investing. Sean candidly recounts the bold move of teaming up with two colleagues to pool their resources—even liquidating their 401ks—to purchase their first 32-unit apartment complex. Through calculated risks and a keen eye on balancing potential losses with potential gains, Sean and his team have successfully amassed 345 multifamily units. Listen to Sean's story of courage and determination, and gain insights into the art of assessing risk while chasing your dreams.In this episode, we unravel the complexities of raising capital and the art of reinvesting success in the real estate market. We discuss the pivotal role of high occupancy rates and how transitioning from marketing to mathematical analysis can make or break a property deal. Sean draws from a real-life example to illustrate the hurdles of securing additional financing for renovation projects and stresses the importance of transparency and trust-building with investors. It's a reminder that success in this field isn't just about numbers; it's also about nurturing relationships and maintaining open communication.Discover the pivotal strategies and mentorship that have guided Sean through the real estate landscape. From setting up tenancy in common to mastering prudent underwriting practices, Sean shares invaluable lessons learned from his journey. He underscores the importance of starting on the right foot to avoid IRS scrutiny and embraces continuous learning as a habit of successful business leaders. Connect with Sean through his personal and company websites to learn more about his ventures and gain further insights into his inspiring story.New outro for Season 4 (2024) Additional Resources: Website: https://www.clarkst.com Phone: (860) 675-5800 YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@clarkstcapital Podcast: https://bit.ly/3LzZdDx LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/clark-st-capital Twitter: https://twitter.com/clarkstcapital1 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ClarkStCapital Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/clarkstcapital

Diversity in the air traffic control tower. Can we be saved as a nation if one party can take power and flood the country with people who want to destroy it. An all star dipping sauce crew. Is the pentagon covering up evidence that proves the Afghanistan bomber was completely preventable? Why the communist complains about the media when they own main stream media. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Diversity in the air traffic control tower. Can we be saved as a nation if one party can take power and flood the country with people who want to destroy it. An all star dipping sauce crew. Is the pentagon covering up evidence that proves the Afghanistan bomber was completely preventable? Why the communist complains about the media when they own main stream media. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Pushing Tin was the 135th-highest grossing film of the year, grossing 8.4 million dollars on a 33 million dollar budget, opening April the 23rd, 1999 as the #4 movie at the Box Office behind The Matrix, Life, and Never Been Kissed. Directed by Four Weddings and a Funeral and Donnie Brasco director Mike Newell and written by Cheers co-creators Les and Glen Charles, Pushing Tin felt like a sure thing, especially given its very of-the-moment core cast of John Cusack, Cate Blanchett, Billy Bob Thornton, and Angelina Jolie. But it never left the runway (get it) with audiences or critics. What went wrong? And is Pushing Tin a forgotten gem, or was everyone right about it 25 years ago? This week, John and Jenn are joined by comedian Joe Kwaczala to talk about this weird, uneven, confused, and very pre-9/11 romcom-dramedy thing! You can find Joe on most of the socials @joekjoek

Welcome to the grand finale! It's time to delve into the technical aspects and witness Patrick's expertise in air traffic control. He details his use of equipment and tools at TRACON to ensure aircraft safety. We also explore controller training, staying current, and Patrick's role as an instructor guiding new hires through their initial experiences. Join us for this and more!About Patrick:Patrick, an aviation enthusiast, photographer, and Air Traffic Controller, boasts nearly 17 years of experience in the field. He has worked in two different facilities throughout his career: the Honolulu Control Facility and the Salt Lake TRACON. Originally from Utah, Patrick's love for aviation began in childhood, traveling with his family. At the age of 4, he realized his passion for becoming a controller, a journey he pursued through education at Salt Lake Community College and the University of North Dakota.Outside of work, Patrick treasures spending time with his family, relishing his roles as a husband and father. His hobbies include skiing, paddle boarding, traveling, camping, engaging in flight simulator sessions with friends, and pursuing aviation photography. He lives by the motto “never stop learning,” recognizing the vast knowledge within the aviation industry and cherishing the friendships he has forged along the way.Follow Patrick!Instagram: Patrick “PD”REACH OUT!Email me at: mannythecfi@gmail.comInstagram: climbvxBOOK YOUR APPEARANCE ON THE SHOWInterview availability dates 

In this episode we continue the conversation from part 1. Patrick highlights the importance of perseverance. He also mentions how dynamic hiring and duty station placement is.  After all was said and done, Patrick ends up working in the most unlikely place, but falls deeply in love with his new duty station before eventually making it back to his native state of Utah. This and more in Part 2.  Let's go!About Patrick:Patrick, an aviation enthusiast, photographer, and Air Traffic Controller, boasts nearly 17 years of experience in the field. He has worked in two different facilities throughout his career: the Honolulu Control Facility and the Salt Lake TRACON. Originally from Utah, Patrick's love for aviation began in childhood, traveling with his family. At the age of 4, he realized his passion for becoming a controller, a journey he pursued through education at Salt Lake Community College and the University of North Dakota.Outside of work, Patrick treasures spending time with his family, relishing his roles as a husband and father. His hobbies include skiing, paddle boarding, traveling, camping, engaging in flight simulator sessions with friends, and pursuing aviation photography. He lives by the motto “never stop learning,” recognizing the vast knowledge within the aviation industry and cherishing the friendships he has forged along the way.Follow Patrick!Instagram: Patrick “PD”REACH OUT!Email me at: mannythecfi@gmail.comInstagram: climbvxBOOK YOUR APPEARANCE ON THE SHOWInterview availability dates 

Pushing Tin! If you haven't seen the movie, you gotta go watch it. Patrick never runs out of things to talk about. In this episode we start digging at the surface to get to know how Patrick got to where he is now. You want to find out how to become an air traffic controller? Then stay tuned!About Patrick:Patrick, an aviation enthusiast, photographer, and Air Traffic Controller, boasts nearly 17 years of experience in the field. He has worked in two different facilities throughout his career: the Honolulu Control Facility and the Salt Lake TRACON. Originally from Utah, Patrick's love for aviation began in childhood, traveling with his family. At the age of 4, he realized his passion for becoming a controller, a journey he pursued through education at Salt Lake Community College and the University of North Dakota.Outside of work, Patrick treasures spending time with his family, relishing his roles as a husband and father. His hobbies include skiing, paddle boarding, traveling, camping, engaging in flight simulator sessions with friends, and pursuing aviation photography. He lives by the motto “never stop learning,” recognizing the vast knowledge within the aviation industry and cherishing the friendships he has forged along the way.Follow Patrick!Instagram: Patrick “PD”REACH OUT!Email me at: mannythecfi@gmail.comInstagram: climbvxBOOK YOUR APPEARANCE ON THE SHOWInterview availability dates 

It's time for our 10th Anniversary Special with Nic Robes and Taylor Jessen! Jason's latest book, We're Not Worthy, is the history of 90s TV...

Episode 309 Show Notes Topic of the show: ODP altitude selection by Patron NS NS asks about the best altitude to file on an ODP with the knowledge that ATC may stop you below that anyway. Timely Feedback:  1. Patron JB sent an advisory circular that defines short approaches. 2. Patron TS tells us that once again we put our feet in our mouths about the experimental remarks remarks we made. 3. Patron BC has a question about speed reduction on final 4. SGAC Patron RF adds to the theme of his 5 star review and talks penguins, icebergs, and listening to live ATC. Feedback 1. Patron JJ reminds us of our first episodes on ADSB. 2. Patron Patron AM with another great question about practice approaches and going lost comms during the clearance. 3. Patron NS sent a question about ODPs and altitudes to file. Have a great week and thanks for listening!  Visit our website at OpposingBases.com You can support our show using Patreon or visiting our support page on the website.  Keep the feedback coming, it drives the show! Don't be shy, use the “Send Audio to AG and RH” button on the website and record an audio message. Or you can send us comments or questions to feedback@opposingbases.com. Find us on twitter @opposing_bases.  Music by audionautix.com.  Third party audio provided by liveatc.net.  Friends of the show and maker of bags to protect your ATC headset from dust and germs: ATCSaks.com. Keep the gunk and funk away from your most valuable pilot gear: https://pilotsaks.com/. Legal Notice  The hosts of Opposing Bases Air Traffic Talk podcast are speaking on behalf of Opposing Bases, LLC.  Opposing Bases, LLC does not represent the Federal Aviation Administration, Department of Transportation, or the National Air Traffic Controllers Association.  All opinions expressed in the show are for entertainment purposes only.  There is no nexus between Opposing Bases, LLC and the FAA or NATCA.  All episodes are the property of Opposing Bases, LLC and shall not be recorded or transcribed without express written consent.  For official guidance on laws and regulations, refer to your local Flight Standards District Office or Certified Flight Instructor.  Opposing Bases, LLC offers this podcast to promote aviation safety and enhance the knowledge of its listeners but makes no guarantees to listeners regarding accuracy or legal applications.

This week, Tripp and Ross tackle some uncomfortable pre-9/11 imagery when they hit the friendly skies with Pushing Tin. Along the way, Tripp rambles on about classic sitcoms, while Ross gets overly excited about Cate Blanchett's 1999 filmography and making sound effects noises. "Somethings Got to Give" by Darcy Frey (the article Pushing Tin is based on) Intro and Outro Music: So Alive (Instrumental) by Jon Worthy Powered by Riverside.FM

KURT FULLER (Victor Kragston) Over his almost 40 year career, Kurt is proudest of his work as the grouchy and violent Mr. Brell (no first name) opposite Mr. Hulk Hogan in the actor/wrestler's starrer NO HOLDS BARRED. Produced by Vince McMahon, the film has been criminally ignored on every list of “ Best Films” ever compiled. Surprisingly, Fuller's performance was overlooked during 1989's awards season. WHO'S READY TO RUMBLE? Amanda Detmer (Fox's Empire), Kurt Fuller (CBS's Evil), Dana Ashbrook (Showtime's Twin Peaks), and Michael Hogan (Fox's The Resident) star in this no holds barred look at the dirty underbelly of professional wrestling. James Roday Rodriguez (ABC's A Million Little Things) joins with Legacy Theatre to produce Laurence Davis' riveting drama, taking you from the corner office to the top turnbuckle, daring to ask “Who are the Masters of Puppets?” This is the story of how the fate of a billionaire marriage and a wrestling empire are all decided in one night. Everything is on the line for everyone inside and outside of the ring. It's a winner take all battle that shows you what happens when money, love, and a real rough business fight it out on stage! There will be laughs. There will be tears. There could be blood. Born in San Francisco and raised in the agricultural heartland of California's San Joaquin Valley, Fuller became passionate about acting while attending UC Berkley, where he received a degree in English literature. After graduating, he made the move to Los Angeles with everything he owned stuffed into the back seat of a Dodge Dart (including a king size foam rubber mattress). For the next ten years he was a Realtor by day and a stage actor by night. Then, in 1986, he created the leading role in Steven Berkhoff's explosively successful "Kvetch", earning rave reviews on both coasts. Fuller has gone on to have a very successful career, working with some of Hollywood's best directors, including David O. Russell, Tony Scott, Harold Ramis, and Ivan Reitman, among others. His numerous film credits include "Auto Focus," "Ray," "Pushing Tin," "The Jack Bull," "Ghostbusters II," "Mr. Woodcock," "Nailed" and "The Pursuit of Happyness." Kurt still returns to the stage occasionally, most recently in the acclaimed "Greedy" for Red Dog squadron. He's also worked at the La Jolla Playhouse and the Mark Taper Forum.

Platypus Revenge plays along to Pushing Tin. Demian Richardson, Dennis Casserta, Steve The Mad Drummer Mauro, DJMAGIKCLOWNS aka Seltzers.

On this espisode of Connected Nation, we have a special guest in honor of Black History Month – Brelis Spiller, a man who must keep his cool in one of the most technologically advanced and stressful environments in the world as an air traffic controller. Learn how he handles all that pressure. Plus, we'll discuss his role in getting more black youth interested in the aviation industry AND ask why he believes equitable access to technology and the internet is critical for all children.  pushing tin youtbue Related links:Website - https://obap.org/Camps - https://obap.org/outreach-programs/ace-academy/#ACElistWAVE3-TV story - Aviation program really taking offWDRB-TV story - Summer program teaches kids about careers in aerospace Brelis Spiller's LinkedIn account "Pushing Tin" scene (visualizing air traffic control) - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drX435G0SZo

This week the Squad Reviews Wade's pick "Pushing Tin" to welcome everyone into the new year.  Thank you all for listening and we hope you have a happy new year. Thanks again to www.purple-planet.com for the music.

Wow! Over 12 years in the making!  There's 149 episodes of these guys working up to this very day.  Through trials and tribulations, this team has worked tirelessly to produce the most entertaining aviation podcast in the world.  So, here it is.  The Best of Everything.  And….please welcome our special guest host, Hangar 49 founder, Jim Leighty So: Sit down.  Shut up. And hold on. Top 10 Movies: #10: Pushing Tin #9: Fail Safe #8: The High and the Mighty #7: Planes-Fire and Rescue #6: The Dam Busters #5: Memphis Belle #4: The Blue Max #3: One Six Right #2: Airplane #1: Top Gun & Top Gun Top Destination/Places to Fly or Drive To:  Oshkosh Top 10 Books:   #10: Tales of An Old Bold Pilot Who Lived To Tell His Story Of Flying The North by Jack McCallum #9: Airframe by Michael Chrichton #8: Flying Tigress by Norah O'Neill #7: Forever Flying by Bob Hoover #6: Straight On Till Morning: The Life Of Beryl Markham by Mary S. Lovell #5: 99 Ways to Make a Flight Attendant Fly--Off the Handle!: A Guide for the Novice or Oblivious Air Traveler by Joann Deveny #4:  Naked in Da Nang: A Forward Air Controller in Vietnam by Mike Jackson #3: The Wild Blue-Men & Boys Who Flew The B-24's Over Germany by Stephen Ambrose #2: Flight-The 100 Greatest Airplanes by Mark Phelps #1: Stick and Rudder by Wolfgang Langewiesche Best all time Interview:  John & Martha King Best Aviation Website/App:  Foreflight Best Comedy/Sound:  Louis CK/Flying Top 10 Songs:  #10: Stephen Still/Tree Top Flyer #9: Jefferson Airplane/Planes #8: Chilliwack/Fly At Night #7: Fifth Dimension/Up, Up, and Away #6: Frank Sinatra/Come Fly With Me #5: Arlo Guthrie/Coming Into Los Angeles #4: Elton John/Rocket Man #3: Kenny Loggins/Danger Zone #2: Mary Chapin Carpenter/Why Walk When You Can Fly #1: Michael Jackson/Fly Away  

This week we go back to almost the beginning of Cate Blanchett's illustrious career with Pushing Tin (1999). To discuss Mike Newell's film and the performances of Blanchett, Angelina Jolie, John Cusack and Billy Bob Thornton, Murtada welcomes to the podcast Mitchell Beaupre, senior editor at Letterboxd. Hosted, Produced and Edited by Murtada Elfadl.Support the show (https://ko-fi.com/sundayswithcate)

Bossa nova babies, we're back. This week we are joined by the incomparable Michael Hyatt. You Might Know Her From Snowfall, Crazy Ex-Girlfriend, True Detective, The Little Things, Ray Donovan, Nightcrawler, The West Wing, and The Wire. Michael (in her most elegant-sounding voice) talked to us about playing Cissy Saint on the late great John Singleton's sleeper hit Snowfall, the difficulties of approaching True Detective without a script, being part of television history with The Wire, brushing off her musical theatre chops as Dr. Akopian and her sweater dresses, and why she doesn't need to be Method with her approach to the work. All this and Mary Hart. Mary HART. MARY HART. I love you John. Follow us on social media @damianbellino || @rodemanne  Anonymous potato Rosie O'Donnell Show jacket from Damian Ear scope Has played Cissy Saint for four seasons on the FX series, Snowfall created by John Singleton Dr Pimple Popper (Sandra Lee), former guest of the show Sondra Lee (YMKHF ep #38 ) Former First Lady of New York, Sandra Lee Sandra Lee and Andrew Cuomo split (she defended his nipples) Played Brianna Barksdale (Avon's sister, D'Angelo's mom) on The Wire Ray Donovan (clip opp Jon Voight), True Detective S2 (opp Colin Farrell), Nightcrawler (opp Jake Gylllenhaal) Rosemary Rodriguez's Acts of Worship Tina Mabry's Mississippi Damned Played Dr. Akopian on Crazy Ex Girlfriend (“Dream Ghost” with Amber Riley & Ricki Lake, “Anti-Depressants Are So Not A Big Deal” “Maybe This Time” parody) Theatre: Eclipsed, the OG Ragtime on Broadway, Shakespeare in the Park Pushing Tin  Coroner The Little Things with Denzel Washington Played Angela on West Wing S6 and appeared on Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip Loves Mary Hart and Entertainment Tonight. John Tesh will not be saved  Pat O'Brien was fired from Access Hollywood for sexually creepy voicemails to co-worker  Former Road Ruler Kit Hoover on Access Hollywood morning edition Teaser for next week's guest:  Michael Hyatt was in Pushing Tin (which she never watched) with previous YMKHF guest Vicki Lewis (Ep #8) Who was a voice in Finding Dory with Diane Keaton Who won Oscar for Annie Hall with Colleen Dewhurst Who was in Anne of Green Gables with next week's guest

The original Pod Cusack crew returns as Matt welcomes back Colby Smith and MK Doherty to discuss the best romantic dramedy about air traffic controllers from the 1990s. We discuss it all here folks, include how we think Billy Bob Thornton makes love and which Johnny Cash songs it includes. 

This week we are joined by Ryan Marker of Screendrafts to talk about (In his opinion) one of the great, underrated, pre 9/11 airplane movies of all time. Place your trays in their upright positions, fasten your seatbelts, and enjoy today's in flight conversation on PUSHING TIN.As we work our way throught the plot of Mike Newell's air traffic control film, you may start to think you're losing your mind, but rest assured, this is actually the very literal plot of this film. Ryan shares his thoughts on why he thinks this movie is a hidden gem, Kenny ranks his hottest movie takes, from Tootsie to The Departed, and we do our best to reimagine this movie through the lens of a more capable director. We also pick apart Cate Blanchett's career (and rank our top 5 performances from her), as well as the strange masculinity of Billy Bob thornton.Find Ryan at: twitter.com/MarkerRyan625Patreon: patreon.com/podcastlikeits1989Twitter: twitter.com/podcastlikeitsInstagram: instagram.com/podcastlikeitsReddit: reddit.com/r/PodcastLikeIts See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! PELÍCULAS OLVIDADAS QUE ODIO AMAR es un formato de nuestros Extra-Órbita para patrocinadores donde reseñaremos SIN SPOILERS (pero con argumentos de sobra) algunas películas que pasaron desapercibidas o que casi nadie conoce, pero que por alguna razón a nosotros nos fascinan y vemos repetidas veces. No hace falta haber visto la película para escuchar este audio. Créenos, puede que incluso sea mejor así. Y aunque no logremos convencerte, lo mínimo que te garantizamos es que el programa te parecerá divertido, ameno y disfrutable. Quién sabe, quizá, tras escucharnos, te aproximes a un film desconocido y cautivador con nuevos ojos. En esta ocasión, la película se titula FUERA DE CONTROL (Pushing Tin – 1999) con John Cusack, Billy Bob Thornton, Angelina Jolie y Cate Blanchet. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

Agradece a este podcast tantas horas de entretenimiento y disfruta de episodios exclusivos como éste. ¡Apóyale en iVoox! PELÍCULAS OLVIDADAS QUE ODIO AMAR es un formato de nuestros Extra-Órbita para patrocinadores donde reseñaremos SIN SPOILERS (pero con argumentos de sobra) algunas películas que pasaron desapercibidas o que casi nadie conoce, pero que por alguna razón a nosotros nos fascinan y vemos repetidas veces. No hace falta haber visto la película para escuchar este audio. Créenos, puede que incluso sea mejor así. Y aunque no logremos convencerte, lo mínimo que te garantizamos es que el programa te parecerá divertido, ameno y disfrutable. Quién sabe, quizá, tras escucharnos, te aproximes a un film desconocido y cautivador con nuevos ojos. En esta ocasión, la película se titula FUERA DE CONTROL (Pushing Tin – 1999) con John Cusack, Billy Bob Thornton, Angelina Jolie y Cate Blanchet. Escucha el episodio completo en la app de iVoox, o descubre todo el catálogo de iVoox Originals

This week we are joined by our friends Greg (@SailPilled) and Bryan (@brian_noname) from the excellent Mechanical Freak podcast to talk about one of the most insane movies we've covered on this podcast, Pushing Tin. A movie so emotionally draining, so all over the place that the only logical conclusion is to view it as a work of art. It is a movie that will remain with you, long, long after you watch it. Listen to Mechanical Freak Here! Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/mechanicalfreak Itunes: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/mechanical-freak/id1383962204?itsct=podcast_box&itscg=30200 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2dwsesh8oAcz3Y23nqMoyV  

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It's time to check the overhead compartments and prepare for turbulence, as Lucas and Will board the infamous CGI series Jay Jay The Jet Plane! The guys explore Jay Jay's origins on a forgotten kid's programming block and its surprising connection to Thomas The Tank Engine, Theodore Tugboat, and Veggie Tales, as well as the 2 small things Will absolutely HATES about the show, its relation to the Kevin Costner film "Pushing Tin"(?), and exactly how the guys feel about those darn faces! For the full episode, and every episode of For The Kids, subscribe to our Patreon!

Do you like magic with your plot twists? Do you enjoy character study about nerds? Can you hit 19 free throws in a row or slip your hands through a knot under water? Join us in discussing these two movies.

BEST EPISODE So Far!!! PUSHING TIN starring Ol' Billy Bob, Brother Kusak, and young Angelina, directed by Mike Newell. If you love this movie, you will love this podcast. If you HATE this movie...you'll love this podcast. Available on HBOGO. If you haven't seen it, watch it...then listen!!!

What made the internet angry this week? Tyler Orton and Cam Smith from Subspace Transmissions (http://www.subspacepod.com/) are this weeks guests. Derek's life is still too busy and he couldn't record so Dale took the chance to talk some delicious Star Trek with Tyler  and Cam. More precisely the upcoming animated Star Trek: Lower Decks. Everyone weighs in with their impressions of Series one of Star Trek: Picard. Quaker Oats is getting rid of the logo and name for Aunt Gemima products which have a very racist history and the guys agree it should just go away. Then there are tangents about candy and toys from their guys' childhoods. Boston Dynamics is selling a version of their robot dog and it really doesn't serve any purpose. Wearing a mask vs not wearing a mask has turned into the controversial topic many are willing to make their ‘hill to die on'. Dale calls Superman bland and takes shit for it. The guys talk about their last movie theatre going experiences and Dale shares he is still too traumatized from smelly feet to go back to the theatre anytime soon. Some very current Pushing Tin talk. What character in the Avengers movie series would best be played by Rodney Dangerfield. West Virginia wants to replace confederate statues with Mothman statues which is on first glance baffling but further exploring has us believing that Cryptids would be a wonderful replacement for the old statues. Dale is upset the Zeller's diners went away but Cam and Tyler not so much. All this and more on the world's highest authority on movie theatres.

In this week’s Chubstep Pat, Steed and Jrad are joined by savant Vdog to discuss dying hair in ‘Girl Talk’, facial hair in quarantine, butt chins, crostinis, how much is too much to spend on sandals, frat clothes vs boating clothes, songs that get stuck in your head, a new take on ronies, hardos vs masks, vigorously, the age self defense holds up, Karens’ strengthening during Covid-19, why music videos, ‘Pushing Tin’ in the ‘Billy Bob Thornton Movie Review’, and B!t(h Coin cryptos

"A new recruit unsettles the close-knit team of air-traffic controllers who look after flights in and out of New York. His serious and competitive approach, coupled with a wild side to his character, gives a highly dangerous edge to his relationship with the team's reigning star performer - one that spills over into their personal lives."

‘Oh my God are you having an affair with Mundy?’ This week we chat the ‘How to be Human’ Manual, Emma takes us on a detailed journey through the seminal movie that is ‘Pushing Tin’ and Julie chats Michael Buiblé being a baddie. Also, Emma loses the rag when it comes to money talk, Julie confesses to feeling the feels for Offaly men and we discuss The David Platt Factor. If you have enjoyed this podcast please don’t forget to rate/review us on iTunes. You can also support us on Patreon @upto90podcast.

Hello!    So much in this episode I do not know what to say so I will say nothing...   Episode #512 Segmented Thusly:  Movie Monologue = Bumblebee, Pushing Tin, Animal World, Extra Ordinary and Citizen Cane. Television Talk = Rick & Morty (Season #4, Episode #1), Last Week Tonight (Trump & Syria, Voting Machines and SLAPP Suits) Book Banter =  Lord Loss (The Demonata #1) by Darren Shan   Game Gabbin' = Storm King's Thunder Session #10 Recap: The End...   Internet Intercourse = The Alphabetical DM (Three Episodes Deep), UA: Class Replacement/Enhancement Options and Not Another D&D PodcastEp. 82: Ring of Violence (The Hellfire Chronicles). Cleanup Conversation = VR Cleanup = 5089: The Action RPG, Caliban Below, Cave Digger, Heart of Emberstone: Coliseum and Google Spotlight Stories: Pearl.  

We didn't want to leave you hangin' over the holidays, so here's a compilation of our stories from 2019! Episode 3 - Mike explains extradition flights, 1:58 Episode 11 - Dave flies the prize winning pig 14:22 Episode 6 - Dylan and Max on a reality show? 18:12 Episode 13 - Aubrey has a single pilot emergency 22:36 Episode 5 - Jeff and the arranged marriage in a Citation X 32:05 Episode 8 - Dylan and Capt. troll regional airline pax 35:20 Episode 10 - Jared gives a tour of the fire tanker 38:48 Episode 12 - Rob Alston and the one eyed pilot 41:49 Episode 1 - Mike deals with an A-List Celebrity meltdown 44:45 Episode 17 - Sean McGeough and a high profile passenger mixup 49:45 Episode 14 - Trian tells the real story of Pushing Tin 52:47 Episode 2 - Chuck Airman IOE Stories 55:58 Episode 16 - Dylan loses an RC Plane 1:02:08 Episode 7 - Roy battles an overflowing toilet over the Pacific 1:06:45 Episode 14 - Dylan and Max reminisce about their favorite airline pranks 1:11:10 Episode 9 - Line guy gets caught red handed 1:20:35 Episode 4 - Jeff on deals with a celebrity passenger 1:22:28 Episode 15 - Origin of Flexibility is the key to airpower 1:26:13 For the remainder of the year, Harvey Watt is offering up to $150k of life insurance to pilots and their spouses with no medical exam and no exclusions (except suicide, which is removed after 2 years). Just answer a brief health questionnaire to enroll. Click here for all the details  Do you have feedback, suggestions, or a great aviation story to share? Email us info@21fivepodcast.com Check out our Instagram feed @21FivePodcast for more great content and to see our collection of aviation license plates.

The life and times of Angelina Jolie, retold through her movie roles.The list of all the movies referenced in the episode, in alphabetical order:Alexander;A Mighty Heart;Beowulf;Beyond Borders;By the Sea;Changeling;Cyborg 2;Foxfire;Girl, Interrupted;Gone in 60 seconds;Hackers;Hell's Kitchen;Kung Fu Panda;Kung Fu Panda 2;Kung Fu Panda 3;Kung Fu Panda: Secrets of the Masters;Lara Croft: Tomb Raider;Lara Croft: Tomb Raider – the Cradle of Life;Life or Something Like It;Lookin' to Get Out;Love Is All There Is;Maleficent;Maleficent: Mistress of Evil;Mojave Moon;Mr. & Mrs. Smith;Original Sin;Playing by Heart;Playing God;Pushing Tin;Salt;Shark Tale;Sky Captain and the World of Tomorrow;Taking Lives;The Bone Collector;The Fever;The Good Shepherd;The Tourist;Wanted;Without Evidence;Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pg/Reeel-Lives-100496091297383Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/reeellives/Electric Intro Music by Anoop Hariharan - https://soundcloud.com/anoophariharan/intro-music-creative-commons

It's been a fascinating year for the airline industry in Canada with both WestJet and Air Canada involved in business transactions. Good or bad? Plus will the 737 MAX shutdown affect Boeing and airline stocks overall?

Flight 79 spilles inn 7. oktober, og denne gang ser vi på den første A320neo i de nye SAS-fargene, vi kommenterer septembertallene for SAS og Norwegian, nye ruter kommer og er planlagt og det er aldri rolig i Espens konkurshjørne. Christian tar en prat med Snorre Andresen i Avinor Flysikring – som kommer med ukens anbefaling.AktueltFørste Airbus A320neo i de nye SAS-fargeneTrafikktall for septemberSASNorwegianLufthansa Group omorganiserer seg i ØsterrikeVirgin vil vokse på Heathrow – fra 2026!Air Transat til KøbenhavnFinnair åpner rute til Tokyo-HanedaKLM feirer 100 år!Espens konkurshjørneDet er definitivt over for XL Airways og AdriaPeruvian Airlines er konkurs og på bakkenUkens tema: Avinor FlysikringChristian har tatt med seg feltmikrofonen og besøker direktør for tårntjenester, Snorre Andresen i Avinor Flysikring.«Snorre i tårnet»Ukens anbefalingBli flygeleder!Eller … om du (som Espen og Christian) kjenner at du er for gammel til å starte en ny karriere, se flygelederfilmen «Pushing Tin» See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As if the stresses of producing the world's greatest podcast on COOKIE'S FORTUNE wasn't enough (twice no less!) on this episode we decided to tackle the world of flight controllers as presented in Mike Newell's PUSHING TIN. Starring John Cusack and Billy Bob Thornton as men who decide that having people's lives in their hands isn't enough to worry about so they decide to wife swap. This movie is fun! Support what we do with bonus content and early episodes on Patreon Listen iTunes/Podbean Facebook/Instagram/Twitter: @99from99   Follow your hosts on Letterboxd for sneak peaks at film criticism GENIUS: Mike @markasplayed  

This week we're backstage on Broadway with Vicki Lewis, the beltingest redhead Must-See TV ever did see. You Might Know Her From NewsRadio, Mouse Hunt, Finding Nemo, Pushing Tin, and the Broadway productions of Anastasia, Chicago, and Damn Yankees. We dish with Vicki about moving back to New York, losing Phil Hartman, holding Dixie Carter’s spit cup, and working with Matthew Broderick + a giant green screen on the blockbuster, Godzilla (she also delivers a pitch perfect impression of director, Roland Emmerich). Follow us on social media damianbellino || @rodemanne Discussed this week Vicki’s IMDB & IBDB Bart Simpson Butterfingers commercial Phenom (and holy hell the theme song is Carly Simon) Child star, Ashley Johnson Luke Perry RIP (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Oz, 8 Seconds, Rocky Horror on Broadway) Recent celeb deaths: Penny Marshall, Carrie Fisher, Debbie Reynolds, Carol Channing, Nipsey Hussle, Robin Williams, Joan Rivers, Della Reese, Prince, Whitney Houston 20 Feet from Stardom and Judith Hill (alleged of Prince & Michael Jackson) Celine Dion’s Twitter Deaths that will destroy us:Julie Andrews, Liza Minnelli, Carol Burnett, John Travolta, Olivia Newton John Anastasia on Broadway Vicki as Velma doing “All That Jazz”  || Bebe Neuwirth as Mama Morton CCM and her cohorts: Faith Prince, Liz Callaway, Jason Graae, Jim Caruso Dixie Carter in Mame Do Patent Leather Shoes Really Shine Up? Famous redheads in Hollywood (Nicole Kidman, Kathy Griffin, Marcia Cross) Vicki in commercials for York Peppermint Patty, Cascade, Sweet Crispers, Chips Ahoy The Crucible with Harriet Harris, Kathleen Chalfant, Justine Bateman, et al (Giles Corey, Ann Putnam, Mary Warren, Mercy Lewis) Vicki doing “Shoeless Joe from Hannibal, Mo” from Damn Yankees at the Tonys (1994) NewsRadio (1995-99) Andy Dick, Joe Rogan, Dave Foley, Stephen Root, Maura Tierney Nick Nolte and Vicki Lewis Vicki singing “Makin Whoopee” with Phil Hartman Death of Phil Hartman Bea Arthur singing on Golden Girls, Megan Mullally sings on Will & Grace Three Sisters Bye Bye Birdie (TV movie, 1995) with our beloved Tyne Daly Godzilla with Matthew Broderick (dir: Roland Emmerich) Pushing Tin with John “Labrador” Cusack, Billy Bob Thornton, Angelina Jolie, and Cate Blanchett Sarabeth’s, Popover Cafe (RIP), Ruth’s Chris Steakhouse Beth Leavel, Karen Ziemba, Charlotte d’Amboise, Rachel York, Nancy Opel The 5 Mrs Buchanans High school theatre that did Alien got a shout-out from Sigourney Weaver

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In the movie Pushing Tin they made it look like fun. It probably inspired many people to think that jet blast was fairly harmless. For starters, in the movie, the actors were most likely (simulated) being tossed around by the aircraft wake, not the jet blast.  The wind speed 200 feet behind an aircraft at takeoff power is equivalent to a Category V hurricane!

Today's Guest: Billy Bob Thornton, actor, Bad Santa, Monster's Ball, Sling Blade, singer, "Beautiful Door" Order by clicking the CD cover above (JULY 2007) You just can’t pigeonhole Billy Bob Thornton. Think about the movie roles he’s most famous for and see what, if any, connection there is: Carl in Sling Blade; Hank Grotowski in Monster’s Ball; Morris Buttermaker in Bad News Bears; Coach Gaines in Friday Night Lights, and my favorite, Willy in Bad Santa. Who would figure that the guy who portrayed so many varied and somewhat disturbed characters had a musical soul too? But, this month, Billy Bob Thornton’s fourth CD, Beautiful Door, will be released. It’s a collection of original, contemporary songs with a touch of country, all written and sung by Thornton. He also is the drummer on the album’s tracks. And just like his choices as an actor, no two songs on the album are easily matched and categorized. You’ll recognize his deep voice instantly on the somber opening ballad, “It’s Just Me,” but be surprised that it’s also him on the rockin’ “Hope for Glory.” BILLY BOB THORNTON audio excerpt: "Probably the funniest story that ever happened on any movie was on a movie called Pushing Tin that I did with John Cusack up in Canada. The story is way too long to tell here, but let’s just put it this way: we played a pretty decent practical joke on John, who has a weak stomach, and we got him good. It was a very elaborate plan, and about two weeks later, he got me back. We’ll just say it involved a sheep, a real live sheep, and some lingerie."  BOB ANDELMAN/Mr. MEDIA: Billy Bob, this was my first exposure to your music, and I’ve got to admit, I was a little surprised at how gentle and calm most of it is. BILLY BOB THORNTON: Yeah, it’s kind of a vibey record. When we play live, we’re a little bit more of a big rock show. On the records, we tend to do kind of somewhere in between J.J. Cale and Johnny Cash kind of stuff. But I’ve always been into real moody records, and that’s what we try to do. Like you said, we’ve got a couple of tunes that are a little more raucous, but for the most part, it’s a real vibey record. ANDELMAN: It was a little against type from what I was expecting, I guess, or what I thought the type was. Obviously, I was wrong. Is this album very different from the three that preceded it? THORNTON: Well, it’s pretty similar to the first one, Private Radio, as well as the third one, which was called Hobo. But the second record we did was called The Edge of the World and it was kind of all over the map, that record, our second one. It had everything from rock songs to country songs on it, and you can’t do that anymore. These days people want records that kind of sonically and lyrically all fit the same vibe like it used to be in 1968 or 1970. You could have a record with all types of songs on it, but I’m not sure if it’s the people or record labels, but they want to put it into a category. I suppose a lot of that is because of the radio. When I was a kid, you would hear James Taylor and Black Sabbath on the same station. There’s the contemporary country station, and then there’s the pop station, and everybody has to be in a category. ANDELMAN: Plus, with the downloading of music, people can just pick the songs that they want, so if it’s not all of a type, they may pick one particular song that they like, but if the next one doesn’t sound like it, they’re only going to take that one song. THORNTON: Right. Exactly. ANDELMAN: I guess the Billy Bob I was expecting was the one in the song “I Can Tell You,” the guy who says, “I can tell you some crazy stories, I bet they’d make you run away.” Not so many of those kinds of stories in there. THORNTON: It’s funny when people say something seems to be “a personal record” or “Is it autobiographical?” It’s always a little of both. Most things you write about, they’re stories that either you’ve observed or been involved in or are yourself. I think the best way to write is from personal experience. Like, for instance, I wouldn’t make a very good science fiction writer. I pretty much have to write about stuff that I’ve either observed or been involved in myself. ANDELMAN: You haven’t been in outer space? THORNTON: Well, in some ways I have. ANDELMAN: Okay. THORNTON: No question about it. ANDELMAN: Thank you for clarifying that. You’ve been playing music an awful long time. You’ve got your chops, but what drives you to keep making music now? Certainly, you’re not in it for the income. THORNTON: Well, I’m not in movies for the income, either. If I didn’t love it and want to do it, I wouldn’t. If I wasn’t having fun at it and didn’t get fulfillment from it – there are a lot of jobs you can make money at. I could have gone into the oil business or something else maybe, but I doubt they would’ve had me. It’s kind of funny. I end up answering a lot of questions about that. I guess the answer to that would be, my answer would be the same answer as Tom Petty or Fall Out Boy or Jack White or Ozzy Osbourne. I’m not sure what they would answer if you asked them that question. I would imagine it would be, “Well, what else would I do?” ANDELMAN: Are you more likely to hang out with musicians or actors? THORNTON: I hang out mostly with musicians. I have a few actor friends, not many, and most of the ones that I have are not very famous ones. They’re guys that I came up in the theater with mostly. Frankly, I don’t hang out with many famous people at all. I’ve got all these kids, so I kind of just stay home and don’t do much of anything. Play with kids and record music and then when I go away, it’s usually to make a movie or to go on tour with the band. ANDELMAN: I suspect, without getting into it, that you’ve had enough exposure to being very famous and very visible, and you could certainly choose one or the other - to be famous and visible, or not to be. THORNTON: Oh yeah. That part of it is not my favorite part, the old going out in public part. I’m still embarrassed by it, frankly. ANDELMAN: Really. THORNTON: Oh, yeah. ANDELMAN: Does the musician in you make different choices than the actor? THORNTON: No, it’s pretty much the same thing. I guess there have been choices as an actor that have been slightly different than doing music. If I were playing music to sell 5 million records, I would certainly write different kinds of music than I do. I don’t exactly write commercial music. I have, however, as an actor a couple of times, done bigger movies, Armageddon, for instance, stuff like that. I doubt you’ll ever see me making some kind of pop or hip-hop record or a contemporary country record, either. ANDELMAN: You haven’t made the musical equivalent of Bad News Bears yet, either. THORNTON: No, although we’ve got a few coming out pretty soon on another record that could be a little bit Bad Santa-like. ANDELMAN: Really? Got to pause there and tell us more about that. THORNTON: My band is called The Boxmasters, and we are making a record under just the band name, which will have my name on it, but it’s the same exact people. The record’s gonna have an explicit lyrics sticker on it, but it’s kind of a hillbilly/punk record which is something we do live a lot. Order from Amazon.com by clicking the DVD cover above ANDELMAN: That should be very interesting. THORNTON: In fact, we’re opening for ourselves on tour. ANDELMAN: Is that right? THORNTON: Oh yeah. ANDELMAN: Do you get paid double when you do that? How does that work? THORNTON: The Boxmasters only get like $200 bucks a night for the whole band, and they have to ride another bus. Even though it’s the same band, we still treat ourselves really bad when we’re The Boxmasters. ANDELMAN: I was gonna say… THORNTON: We treat ourselves as an opening act. ANDELMAN: My old days of covering music years ago, I think the attitude was you always had an opening band that was never as good as the headliner? THORNTON: Right. Exactly. We try to be just as good, but we still treat ourselves like crap when we’re the headliner. ANDELMAN: Have your music and film careers ever met? Has any of your music accompanied a film, for example? THORNTON: Well, actually, I’ve cut a couple of songs for TV shows that are not out yet that are coming out. I was asked to do a Hank Williams cover for a Canadian television show that’s gonna be on this coming year, and then there’s another show on Showtime that we did an opening credit song for. So I’ve done that, but I haven’t done anything for my own movies. I tend to be more willing to do music for a movie that I don’t have anything to do with really. I try to keep the two as separate as possible. ANDELMAN: I understand. Let me ask you this: could you pick out a song or two from Beautiful Door and maybe tell us a little about them? THORNTON: Well, the song “Beautiful Door,” the title song, is an anti-war song, really. Normally, I haven’t put real political songs on my records. This whole record, really, the theme of it, is life and death and how important life is and how we need to treat it and about having to face death. It’s both on a personal level and a global level. There is a song on there that’s about not judging a book by its cover. There’s three sort of anti-war songs as well as a couple of songs about suicide and how that affects the people you leave behind because of your choice. So it’s really a record about life and death. The song “Beautiful Door” is about religion being mixed with war and politics so much and how it seems that the people that die are the people who don’t really care. It’s like the people who aren’t involved in it are the people that usually get it, and the big chiefs are the ones that live except for in a couple instances recently. It doesn’t point fingers at any particular group. It points a finger at everybody, the East as well as the West and everything. So the song is as much about our system as it is anybody else’s. It’s just saying, “If you think there’s some magical answer on the oth

Steve Cooper talks with actor Kurt Fuller. Kurt is best known for his role as Woody in Psych and Zachariah in Supernatural. He appeared in numerous films, working with acclaimed film directors such as Brian DePalma, Paul Schrader, Harold Ramis and Ridley Scott. His film career include appearances in Ghostbusters II, Wayne’s World, Reflections on a Crime, Pushing Tin, Scary Movie, Auto Focus, Anger Management, Ray, The Pursuit of Happyness and Midnight in Paris. He also has an extensive television career. From his screen debut in 1984, playing a cameraman in an episode of Knight Rider,he has appeared as a regular, recurring character and guest in numerous television shows such as The Good Wife, Parenthood, Manhattan Love Story, The Crazy Ones, Franklin & Bash, Scandal, Grey's Anatomy, CSI: Crime Scene Investigation, My Name is Earl, Ugly Betty and countless others. 

Gary Butterfield, Kole Ross, and Dennis Furia read your thoughts on World 5-1 of Demon's Souls. Next episode, we're talking about World 1-3 and 1-4. LINKS OF NOTE: Vaccination Conspiracy Pushing Tin Billy Bob Thornton Interview Immortal Jellyfish How'd it get burned? Lazy Horse Catdog

Klone, Flex, and the gang are back with the second episode of Season 2, "Aqualung: H9 Goes Pro". The triumphant return continues in this next installment, which opens with a new dramatic introduction "Hollow9ine: Revelations". Join Klone, Flex, and Ben-Jamin' as they entertain a special guest as Death makes a surprise appearance, check out another chapter in their on-going "Behind-The-Series: Hollow9ine" retrospective, and enjoy a sneak-peak at the upcoming Hollow9ine dramatic series: "Damaged". Please take the Podtrac survey...help us help you help everybody...thanks. http://www.podtrac.com/audience/start-survey.aspx?ver=1&pid=5Txur18C7DQ$ Here's a shorter version, if saving 5 minutes is your bag... http://www.podtrac.com/audience/start-survey.aspx?ver=2&pid=5Txur18C7DQ$ Remember to e-mail in your best guess-timate at which city in the U.S. has the highest concentration of Hollow9ine fans...it'll be cool...trust us... SONGS: "Theme from The Rock" - Hans Zimmer "Bottom of a Bottle" - Smile Empty Soul "Hollow9ine Theme" - T'saiKlone "Face Down" - The Red Jumpsuit Aparatus "Theme from Tales From The Crypt" - Danny Elfman "Dig" - Incubus "When The Music Stops" - Eminem "Treadstone Assassins" - John Powell MOVIES/SHOWS: "Pushing Tin" "Greg The Bunny (IFC)" "Lady In The Water" "Heat" "A Nightmare on Elm Street"