Podcasts about Rance Howard

Listeners Choice Month continues! In this week's episode, the guys suffer for your pleasure! They endure the 137-minute (!) Christian propaganda/hockey romance/dissertation movie The Genesis Code. Oh, you've never heard of it? Of course you haven't! This film has got all you desire though like a ONE-HOUR scene where characters just explain the Genesis Code (the theory), an evil academic advisor tells people to cool it with all the God talk if they wanna make it in the world and big-name actors? You like them? Well, get excited for about 5-6 minutes of Ernest Borgnine, Lance "Henrickson" (spelled incorrectly by the opening credits), Louise Fletcher, Fred Thompson, Catherine Hicks and Rance Howard. Oh, I meant 5-6 minutes TOTAL... like shared between everyone. Egads, this movie. Next week: Listeners Choice Month comes grinding to a finish with the Tori Spelling TV movie Co-Ed Call Girl. What We've Been Watching: Christiane F. "Secrets of the Hells Angels" Questions? Comments? Suggestions? You can always shoot us an e-mail at wwttpodcast@gmail.com  Patreon: www.patreon.com/wwttpodcast Facebook: www.facebook.com/wwttpodcast Twitter: www.twitter.com/wwttpodcast Instagram: www.instagram.com/wwttpodcast Theme Song recorded by Taylor Sheasgreen: www.facebook.com/themotorleague Logo designed by Mariah Lirette: www.instagram.com/its.mariah.xo Montrose Monkington III: www.twitter.com/montrosethe3rd The Genesis Code stars Logan Bartholomew, Kelsey Sanders, Jerry Zandstra, C.R. Lewis, Ernest Borgnine, Louise Fletcher, Fred Thompson, Ben Murphy, Rance Howard, Susan Blakely, Catherine Hicks and Lance "Henrickson"; directed by C. Thomas Howell and Patrick Read Johnson. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve & Izzy offer a Patreon Preview with a look back at Biker Month with a month-long celebration of BIKERS on film, as they are joined by music expert Michael Bagford to discuss 2011's "Easy Rider 2: The Ride Home" starring Jeff Fahey, Sheree Wilson, Rance Howard, Phil Pitzer & more!!! How many beds should a dog have in a home? What is Steve's healing process? Do you have a good name for a knock-off cover band? Curious about the history of the Salton Sea? What is a Ranchion? What's the funniest part of this movie?!? Let's find out!!! So kick back, grab a few brews, yet another flashback motorcycle driving scene, and enjoy!!! This episode is proudly sponsored by Untidy Venus, your one-stop shop for incredible art & gift ideas at UntidyVenus.Etsy.com and be sure to follow her on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram & Patreon at @UntidyVenus for all of her awesomeness!!! Try it today!!! Twitter - www.twitter.com/eilfmovies Facebook - www.facebook.com/eilfmovies Etsy - www.untidyvenus.etsy.com TeePublic - www.teepublic.com/user/untidyvenus Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Recorded 11.17.22 at CB Live in Phoenix, AZ On the final Summer Break episode of the year, the guys were live in Phoenix to chat about the grenade-throwing action spectacular, Universal Soldier! What was the squib budget on this fantastic picture? What's the smell situation with these undead soldiers? Would the UniSol program have been popular with the U.S. public like the Ghostbusters? Why did this movie never decide whether these guys were zombies or robots? And do these modified soldiers have grenades where their genitals should be? PLUS: The IN-STUDIO finale of this season's VHS Trailer Game!  Universal Soldier stars Jean-Claude Van Damme, Dolph Lundgren, Ally Walker, Ed O'Ross, Leon Rippy, Ralf Moeller, ‘Tiny' Lister Jr., Rance Howard, and Jerry Orbach as Dr. Christopher Gregor; directed by Roland Emmerich. Want more WHM? Join our Patreon fam today and instantly unlock hours and hours of exclusive bonus content, starting as low as $2 a month! We'll be releasing new Patreon content all throughout August, so it's the perfect time to join! Be sure to get in early and get your tickets for the WHM Holiday Extravaganza where we're talking The Santa Clause! Check out the WHM Merch Store featuring new Skeleton Juice, Spring Tour 2023, KONG & DILF Den designs!

All the shadows come home to roost in this discussion of the 15th episode of the 3rd Season of Babylon 5.  We get the return of Rance Howard, Franklin's stem use and Londo's latest move to the dark side.  Join Lou @LouWSytsma, Karen @aleveria and Jesse @JessejacksonDFW as we continue our journey down the #babylon5 universe. 

Lou @LouWSytsma, Karen @aleveria and Jesse @JessejacksonDFW are back to talk about the 1997 Hugo Award winning episode Severed Dreams.  We talk the non appearance of General Hague (see ya!) and the unexpected guest apperance of  Al the Bartender, D-Day or Vince Korsak dending on your culture entertainment perspective and a few other fun topics.  

Jason and Mando are joined by Ace Jordan from Creepy AF to review the Tales From The Crypt episode "Surprise Party" (S6 Ep11) Starring Adam Storke, Clare Hoak, Jake Busey, Rance Howard, Bette Ford Directed by Elliot Silverstein Follow Dads From the Crypt!  Twitter: @cryptdads  Instagram: @dadsfromthecrypt  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/DadsFromTheCrypt  Our theme was created by @HY-FY

Another mind bending podcast. First an apology for talking over Jennifer; because I knew I didn't have her for long, I wanted to squeeze in as much information as I could. The first half I interrupt her often, the second half not so much. Yes, I did a Laverne & Shirley, I played "Guide the Pizza Delivery guy" - an idea that Charles Grodin had, that he pitched to Penny. They wrote me in and as noted, they cut me out.  It's just fun that I did the show, and that Harry Dean Stanton sang a song (which went over, and is why I was cut out, according to Penny.) I did spend the millennium on a yacht with Bob Shaye, Penny Marshall and others - and I played the piano while Penny sang shows tunes from "Hello Dolly" but with Bob and Ava Shaye's names instead. And for those familiar with our books with transcripts of eight years of meeting weekly - "Backstage Pass to the Flipside 1, 2 and 3" or "Tuning into the Afterlife" - they'll know that Jennifer doesn't recall our conversations unless folks on the flipside remind her.  We did interview Gary Marshall when he crossed over, we have interviewed others mentioned in the podcast, Robin Williams, Sally Kellerman... Luana Anders is our moderator on the podcast, she did over 300 TV episodes and films, knew everyone - and those in turn know others.  We've had many stop by the podcast - not because they're "celebrities" - there's no hierarchy on the flipside, but because Luana knew them. (Luana reached out from the flipside to get me to do a documentary about this research.) I was at Penny's birthday party when I met Robin Williams. Luana introduced me to Fred Roos, introduced me to Francis Coppola who introduced me to George Lucas (I beat them both playing "Risk"). Rance Howard starred in my film "Limit Up" so I know Ron, as well as his mom. I don't know Bill Hudson, but I do know his ex Goldie. Apologies to her children for dropping their names in this podcast - I try not to offend grieving family members, but sometimes it's healing or helpful to hear or see how easy it is to access our loved ones. We do this podcast for that reason - to demonstrate one doesn't need a medium (it helps) doesn't need a hypnotherapist (it can help) but one can just do a simple meditation (example in DivineCouncils.com or the film HackingTheAfterlifeFilm.com ) to chat with anyone. Or give Jennifer a call. She's really good at what she does. As Harry Dean Stanton told us (transcript is in "Backstage Pass to the Flipside") "tell people to allow for the possibility there is an afterlife so then they won't waste another minute of their life arguing about it like I did."   I mention David Kirkpatrick in the podcast, as he wrote a wonderful memory of Cindy on his Facebook page.  Some may think I'm directing Jennifer in these questions - but since we've been doing this for eight years, I'm not trying to prove anything to anyone - for me that's a waste of time and energy when she's done that so many times already. Plus she works with law enforcement daily pro bono.  I'm not the only one who knows how talented she is (JenniferShaffer.com) I don't know if Ron or George or Fred will ever see this podcast, but they're specifically mentioned in here. Our loved ones are NOT GONE. THEY'RE JUST NOT HERE.  The data, research, footage from UVA Medical school DOPS demonstrates consciousness is not confined to the brain. It's not my opinion, theory or belief that people say the same things about the afterlife using hypnotherapy, meditation or in this case mediumship - it's footage.  Examples are in flipsidemyfilm.com, "Talking to Bill Paxton" on Gaia, or HackingTheAfterlifeFilm.com . And to Bill Hudson - whom I don't know - Cindy says "you can have it."  She says you'll know what that means. We hope so.

An armored car is headed to Mayberry as Aaron and Chris discuss reason #465 that Barney Fife would likely be fired from any other law enforcement agency.

Giving extra Hanks this Hanksgiving! Life In The Burbs Will Never Be The Same Again and this episode of 80s Revisited where we talk about The Burbs! Use code "Revisited" for 20% off and free shipping at MANSCAPED.COM. 80srevisited@gmail.com to talk with us, and leave a review for us! Thank you for listening 80s Revisited, hosted by Trey Harris. Produced by Jesse Seidule.

If you want to watch along, I'm sharing my copy of the movie along with a separate subtitles file (which is essential due to the terrible sound mixing on this cinematic masterpiece).In what is now a annual tradition come August, we celebrate surviving another year in In what is now a annual tradition come August, we celebrate surviving another year in podcasting with the gentle souls of Boomer Death Squad (Danny, Joe and Matt) by covering a remarkably bad, politically-bent, movie. Last year, we commented on what was the GW Bush era time-capsule / series of wrong turns and bad calls (by a legacy act spoofmaster of Zucker Brothers of residual fame) called An American Carol.This year, we turn toward even sleazier, more mind-bendingly ill-conceived fare and bring you an off the cuff commentary track + full episode discussion of the never-should-have-been-made Easy Rider 2: The Ride Back (2012). A film written, directed, produced by and starring complete and utter nobodies (save, sort of, for Jeff Fahey and the inexplicably "present" Rance Howard) and done against the wishes of every single person who worked on the 1969 original and now canonized classic film. Put on your totally non-ironic American flag motorcycle helmet, pick up a protest sign and commie-killing rifle alike, and join us for this long, strange, 98 minute and 36 second, trip, man.

In what is now a annual tradition come August, we celebrate surviving another year in podcasting with the gentle souls of Boomer Death Squad (Danny, Joe and Matt) by covering a remarkably bad, politically-bent, movie. Last year, we commented on what was the GW Bush era time-capsule / series of wrong turns and bad calls (by a legacy act spoofmaster of Zucker Brothers of residual fame) called An American Carol.This year, we turn toward even sleazier, more mind-bendingly ill-conceived fare and bring you an off the cuff commentary track + full episode discussion of the never-should-have-been-made Easy Rider 2: The Ride Back (2012). A film written, directed, produced by and starring complete and utter nobodies (save, sort of, for Jeff Fahey and the inexplicably "present" Rance Howard) and done against the wishes of every single person who worked on the 1969 original and now canonized classic film. Put on your totally non-ironic American flag motorcycle helmet, pick up a protest sign and commie-killing rifle alike, and join us for this long, strange, 98 minute and 36 second, trip, man.Commiserate on Discord: discord.gg/aDf4Yv9PrYSupport: patreon.com/heatdeathpodNever Forget: standwithdanielhale.orgGeneral RecommendationsJD's Recommendation: A Model FamilyMatt's Recommendation: Play Sky Rim againDanny's Recommendations: 1) Yards Pale Ale & 2) Easy RiderJNM's Recommendations: 1) Easy Rider & 2) Easy Rider 2: The Ride Back & 3) Good-Bad Movies in General & 4) The Films of Neil Breen, namely Fateful Findings & 5) Ben Norton's reporting at MultipolaristaMore from Boomer Death SquadTwitter: @BoomerDeathPodSoundcloud: soundcloud.com/boomerdeathsquadDiscord: discord.gg/WkuHgEckkXFurther Reading, Viewing, ListeningYes, there's an Easy Rider sequel, and yes, it's awful by Nathan RabinLocationless Locationsheatdeathpod.comEvery show-related link is corralled and available here.Twitter: @heatdeathpodPlease send all Letters of Derision, Indifference, Inquiry, Mild Elation, et cetera to: heatdeathoftheuniversepodcast@gmail.com

Diane and Sean discuss Ron Howard's classic Irish immigrant tale, Far and Away. Episode music is, "Book of Days" by Enya, from the OST.-  Our theme song is by Brushy One String-  Artwork by Marlaine LePage-  Why Do We Own This DVD?  Merch available at Teepublic-  Follow the show on social media:-  IG: @whydoweownthisdvd-  Twitter: @whydoweownthis1-  Follow Sean's Plants on IG: @lookitmahplantsSupport the show

Ticks (1993) Directed by: Tony Randel Starring: Seth Green, Peter Scolari, Rosalind Allen, Ami Dolenz, Clint Howard, Rance Howard, Barry Lynch, and Alfonso Ribeiro Genre: Direct to VIdeo/Horror --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cinema-cult-network/support

Rance Howard, moonshine and cocaine followed by revelations about Roger Lococco and the Profitt organization.

Subscribe To Our Podcast!    Host Jonathan Moody is joined by special guests Mark D Valenti and Jo Gonsalves to discuss the 2001 horror/thriller, "A Crack In The Floor" starring Mario Lopez, Gary Busey, Rance Howard, Bo Hopkins, and more.    Follow us on social media:  @indiefilmcafe  Websites:  http://sickflickproductions.com  http://indiefilmcafe.reviews  http://indiefilmcafe.podbean.com  http://patreon.com/indiefilmcafe 

Adrienne began her career in 1963 with the San Jose Civic Light Opera. After graduating high school, she traveled with a musical comedy revue, entertaining our servicemen on Army bases throughout Southeast Asia. In 1965, she moved to New York where she made her Broadway debut as Tevye’s second daughter, Hodel, in Fiddler on the Roof. A Tony nomination and a Theatre World Award for her creation of Rizzo in the original Broadway production of Grease led her back to California and the role of Bea Arthur’s daughter, Carol, in the hit series Maude. Since then she has become a best selling author, a recording artist, and the star of numerous features, films for television, concert performances, musicals and plays. Movie fans know her best for her performances in The Fog, Escape From New York, Creepshow, Swamp Thing, Back to School, and Cannonball Run. She appeared in the Academy Award winning Argo.  Recently released are the psychological thriller The Chain with Ray Wise, the golf comedy The Eagle and the Albatross with Dan Lauria and K-Pop star Amber Liu, and the romantic drama For the Love of Jessee.  Still to come: Appleseed, starring Rance Howard and Michael Worth, and the terrifying Unearth, starring Marc Blucas. Adrienne is the author of four books: the best-selling memoir There Are Worse Things I Could Do; the comedic thriller Vampyres of Hollywood and its comedy romance sequels, Love Bites and Make Me Dead. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adrienne_Barbeau https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000105/ https://abarbeau.com/ https://www.pinterest.com/latskolal2/adrienne-barbeau/

Born on this Day: is a daily podcast hosted by Bil Antoniou, Amanda Barker & Marco Timpano. Celebrating the famous and sometimes infamous born on this day. Check out their other podcasts: Bad Gay Movies, Bitchy Gay Men Eat & Drink Every Place is the Same My Criterions The Insomnia Project Marco's book: 25 Things I Wish I Knew Before I Started My Podcast Nov 17th NATIONAL BAKLAVA DAY Tom Ellis, Rachel McAdams, Harry Lloyd, Martin Scorsese, Leslie Bibb, Danny DeVito, Sophie Marceau , Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio, Stephen Root, Zoe Bell, Rock Hudson, Dylan Walsh, Lauren Hutton, Rance Howard, RuPaul Andre Charles, Lorne Michaels, Peter Cook, Toto, Lee Strasberg , Roland Joffé, Jonathan Ross --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/born-on-this-day-podcast/message

Episode 2 welcomes Brian Saur of the "Rupert Pupkin Speaks" blog and Pure Cinema Podcast to discuss Joe Dante's use of character actors! An enthusiastic look at what these performers bring to classic films like Gremlins, The 'Burbs and Innerspace. From Dick Miller to Robert Picardo to Rance Howard and everyone in between, it's a look at the some of the most beloved cult favorites in the history of le cinema. It's an episode celebrating the new partnership between Pure Cinema Podcast and The Pink Smoke by digging into a shared obsession! The Pink Smoke site: http://www.thepinksmoke.com/ The Pink Smoke on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thepinksmoke Pure Cinema Podcast: http://thepinksmoke.com/purecinemapodcast.html Rupert Pupkin Speaks: http://www.rupertpupkinspeaks.com/ Just the Discs podcast: https://justthediscs.libsyn.com/ Theme music, as always, by Marcus Pinn of Pinnland Empire.

Michael Worth is an actor, director, producer, & martial artist who has a prolific career as a filmmaker. He talks about his beginnings in action films like To Be The Best, his TV work on Acapulco HEAT, directing feature films and his latest project Apple Seed starring Rance Howard and himself which is now available! Michael Worth IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0941708/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0 Mike's Insta: https://www.instagram.com/zenoutlaw/ Mike's Twitter: https://twitter.com/MichaelWorth Apple Seed Movie: https://tv.apple.com/us/movie/apple-seed/umc.cmc.4l4vua2v9p2v9bd8etmxiopct

Three lily-livers discuss this atrocity, the award-winning 2002ish film starring Sylvester Stallone, Tom Berenger, Charles S. Dutton, Kris Kristofferson, Jeffrey Wright, Stephen Lang, Robert Prosky, Robert Patrick, Courtney B. Vance, Dina Meyer, Polly Walker, and Rance Howard.

Host: Allan NewsomeRunning time: 0:29:31 On TCNW #480 we featured an interview with Rance Howard, the father of Ron and Clint. During that interview Rance mentioned how Ron got the role of Opie. Ronnie was optioned to appear on a possible CBS series called “Barnaby and Mr. O’Malley” which would have conflicted with Ronnie being […]

Michael Worth has to be one of the hardest working men in the business today.  Arriving in Hollywood over 30 years ago and living with his dog in a truck for six months, Worth is the epitome of hard work and perseverance.  A true fan at heart, Worth got his start working in the films of PM Entertainment before moving onto writing and directing.  On this special episode, renaissance man Michael Worth was gracious enough to speak with the show about working with PM Entertainment, his martial arts training, his fascination with "Bruceploitation" cinema, and his latest film for which he pulled acting, writing, and directing duties, Apple Seed, starring the late Rance Howard and Clint Howard.  We also discuss his script for Wanted Man, the action film that he's been co-writing with Dolph Lundgren for almost ten years! Major thanks to Michael Worth for his time.  Please check out his film, Apple Seed making its premiere at the Dances With Film Festival on June 13th.  Tickets can be purchased here: https://danceswithfilms.com/apple-seed/ Please feel free to rate and review the show on iTunes, Stitcher, or wherever else you go to subscribe!

It's all about DANCES WITH FILMS FILM FESTIVAL this week on BEHIND THE LENS, and most particularly, the opening night gala presentation, APPLE SEED. Now in its 22nd year, DANCES WITH FILMS is truly one of the last celebrations of independent film and the creativity and struggle that goes into making a film and seeing it through to a big screen appearance. Known for showcasing films which are traditionally lo budget/no budget/micro budget, DWF shines a light on filmmakers who know how to tell emotionally and visually appealing stories while getting the most bang from their limited budget bucks. The festival is once again held at the TCL Chinese 6 complex at Hollywood & Highland in the heart of Hollywood and runs from June 13-23, 2019. Take a listen as I talk about some of my early faves in the festival, most notably: 90 FEET FROM HOME, the dark comedy DRIVEN, BLOWING UP RIGHT NOW, WHERE WE DISAPPEAR and WOWZERS. But then our attention turns to the DWF Opening Night Gala film – APPLE SEED. From writer/director/actor MICHAEL WORTH, APPLE SEED takes on particular poignancy; not only because of its charm and celebration of Americana and the journeys each of us face in life, but because of the film's star – RANCE HOWARD. A veteran character actor with almost 300 films and tv shows to his credit before his passing in 2017, Rance is a familiar face to all, and not just because he is father to Ron and Clint and grandfather to Bryce. But with APPLE SEED, this is the first time Rance has been the lead actor in a film – and, the first time he has ever appeared with his son Clint where they played father and son. I spoke exclusively with RON HOWARD several weeks ago, and call it serendipity or a gift from the movie gods, but Ron and the whole Howard family had seen an earlier cut of APPLE SEED, so we were able to talk about the film, his dad, and director Michael Worth. And as you'll hear, I had the privilege of telling him the film would be opening DWF. Take a listen to our conversation about APPLE SEED and see if you don't get a lump in your throat or a tear in your eye listening to Ron. But then, I spoke with CLINT HOWARD who was an open book filled with joy, laughter, energy,and love as he talked about his dad, working with him on APPLE SEED, Ron as a director and a brother, advice and anecdotes from Rance, Clint's own thoughts on acting, and so much more. What you hear now are excerpts of our conversation culled down from two hours of fabulous fun with Clint. Following on the heels of the Howard brothers' thoughts, MICHAEL WORTH joins us live talking about the seed of an idea that blossomed into APPLE SEED, the "road trip", casting, cinematography, editing, score and music needle drops and, of course, the 20/20 hindsight of Rance and Clint together as father and son and this final film being Rance's first lead role. http://behindthelensonline.net http://eliasentertainmentnetwork.com

Adrienne Barbeau joined Nasty Neal to talk about her new film "Apple Seed" opening up the "Dances With Films" film festival June 13th in LA. We also discussed "Carnivale", "Swamp Thing", "Creepshow", Rance Howard, "The Chain", Ray Wise, Johnny Carson, Rodney Dangerfield, "Escape From New York" and more!

Last month I read an article entitled, "Ron Howard once explained why Opie's attitude changed after the first season of The Andy Griffith Show." One little segment of the article grabbed my attention. What would happen if Opie knew that Andy was smarter than him? How about if Opie actually respected his dad? I just thought it might be different.' I'm betting you never knew that Ron Howard's dad, Rance, influenced the show to completely change how Opie behaved, especially with Andy. It's some valuable insight on parental wisdom. Every parent is challenged by kids who think they know more than they do, and who think they understand more than they do. Research tells us the human brain isn't fully developed until around the age of 25. According to the University of Rochester Medical Center website, the rational part of a teen's brain works very differently than adults. Adults think with the prefrontal cortex, the rational part of the brain. That's the part of the brain that provides good judgment. Without that, you'll never lean toward wisdom. It's the part of your brain that calculates the long-term consequences. Teens live by processing things with the emotional part of their brain. In their brains, the connection between rational and emotional is still developing. That's why teens live drama-filled lives. It's also why they're often unable to explain what they were thinking. "What were you thinking?" asks every parent! They don't know because they weren't thinking so much as they were feeling. Parenting is hard. Really hard. Grandparenting is way easier. Partly because we now have a perspective we lacked when we were young. We can see things we'd have done differently. Plus, the burden of all the child-rearing decision making isn't on us. When that pressure isn't there on a daily basis...it changes everything. And that distance from these kids we love provides a mutual viewpoint - the way they see us and the way we see them - that serves us both. We're able to model behavior so they have a role model to remember. They're able to keep us lively and maintain sight of what it's all about. That life is mostly about how much value we can provide one another. As kids grow up, they hopefully become increasingly aware of how self-control looks. Teens are impulsive. Adults should not be. Instead, we hope to display thoughtful intentions to our kids. We want them to see that we're making decisions with a long-term view. That's why we don't buy stupid crap. It's why we save. It's why we behave responsibly. We hope by showing our kids what wise behavior looks like, they'll embrace their own lives of wisdom. But that question that serves as the title of today's show is fascinating. What would happen if kids knew their parents were smarter than them? Sadly, I know some parents who aren't smarter than their kids. Well, to be more accurate, they don't behave smarter than their kids. Parents who are colossally selfish, highly emotional, short-term thinkers given to consistent impulsive behavior. What do their children think? Better yet, what do they feel? I can only theorize, but it can't be good for the parent. In what surely should be one of the most important relationships on the planet, kids should grow up respecting their parents not because it's demanded (or just because God commands it) but because the parents behave in a way to warrant it. Too many don't. They betray their children and forfeit respect. The more I thought about the question the more I kept turning it around a bit. What would happen if parents were smarter than their kids and acted like it? Then, in keeping with the theme of this podcast I changed "smarter" to "wiser." What would happen if parents were wiser than their children and acted like it? What would that look like? For the parents? For the children? Rance Howard knew his son's TV character, Opie Taylor, would behave more respectfully toward his TV dad, Andy.

The Christ Slayer (2019) The Christ Slayer (dir:Nathaniel Nose, 2019) is the third and final instalment of The Quest Trilogy a series of films, written, produced and often starring actor DJ Perry. As with the other films in the trilogy it's a well-filmed, thoughtfully-crafted film that's not afraid to explore key moments in the gospels from a quirky angle. 40 Nights (2016) examined Jesus' time in the desert and features a more nuanced exploration of Jesus' temptations there than is typical. The following year Chasing the Star (2017) went back to the time of Jesus' birth and found the magi similarly in similarly introspective mood. As with 40 Nights the time journeying in the desert leads to discussions with the devil and reflections on their past, and therefore future lives. It's to be expected, then that The Christ Slayer treads a similar path. The action, such as it is, has shot forward to Jesus' crucifixion. At the foot of the cross we find Longinus (Carl Weyant), a blind Roman centurion who is tasked with piercing Jesus' side. One of the things I have enjoyed about the trilogy is that Perry is not afraid to tweak the details in the gospels just a little in order to get closer to the heart of the issues he is exploring. Earlier this week Alex von Tunzelmann wrote a piece for The Guardian arguing that if films can encourage audiences to think more critically about the source material, then that is arguably more important than unswerving historical accuracy. Quest's deep dives do just that. I don't think Perry would claim his versions of what happened to Jesus, or to the Magi in the desert were what actually happened, but they raise bigger issues about faith and humanity. And so it is with The Christ Slayer. Here Longinus believes himself to be the man who killed the Christ and for a while it looks like the guilt will drive him insane. Much of the early part of the film feels like horror, with Longinus's various nightmares taking centre stage for a while. But if that sounds like a 21st century reworking of The Robe (1953) the the film soon plots a different course. Longinus decides to return home to end his life. He sets off accompanied by his servant and friend Albus (Josh "Ponceman" Perry). Along the way the two encounter Jesus and gradually Longinus re-evaluates his plans for what remains of his life. Josh Perry's casting is particularly notable given he has Down Syndrome. The role feels like it could have gone to any actor; there's nothing about it that indicates that the character has the syndrome or anything like it. At the same time though, because the story setting in a world before such a label had been created, it's perfectly plausible that someone with a similar condition could have been a servant for a man who was himself vision-impaired. I love that the film makes nothing of it. It neither feels like it's trying to make a point and yet it does. Perry does good work here with no special pleading and its to his credit and that of the other filmmakers for making it happen. As with the other entries in the series the film perambulates along its journey. The destination is not really the destination, and rather than summoning up false peril to create a sense of urgency, the film is content to let the protagonists inner journey to take the wheel. Nose, like Jessie Low and Brett Miller before him provide some nice images of the landscape for such inner exploration to take place. For a series made with three different directors the three films still feel like they belong together. It will be no great spoiler to reveal that Longinus eventually makes his piece with Jesus. Not only is it the typical place such films end up, but he is also now venerated in many church traditions as a saint. What is interesting is that just as 40 Nights was content with the idea that Jesus was not fully knowledgeable before his ministry, he also still had some things to learn after it. Some will find this point objectionable, offensive even, but I find it fascinating. After all, even having lived for thirty years amongst humanity, would anything prepare you for the trauma of crucifixion? The forty days of Jesus' ministry after his resurrected is often seen as about those he was to leave behind, but the stories from this period consist mainly of the things that happened in that first week. Why did Jesus stay around so long? Perhaps this is just my interpretation, but perhaps it suggests that Jesus's experience of humanity still had some way to go. To understand healing and forgiveness from a new, and difficult angle. There's much to admire here, then. From one some unconventional takes to one of the late Rance Howard's final roles (again kudos to the producers for not overly exploiting that in their publicity). The film is not without its weaknesses - I'm not entirely convinced by some of the acting and the odd line doesn't quite land - but overall, its a fitting end to the trilogy. This is particularly true considering the series has had such a limited budget, and it's certainly a film that from which a lot of those making films for Christian audiences could learn a great deal.

The Christ Slayer (2019) The Christ Slayer (dir:Nathaniel Nose, 2019) is the third and final instalment of The Quest Trilogy a series of films, written, produced and often starring actor DJ Perry. As with the other films in the trilogy it's a well-filmed, thoughtfully-crafted film that's not afraid to explore key moments in the gospels from a quirky angle. 40 Nights (2016) examined Jesus' time in the desert and features a more nuanced exploration of Jesus' temptations there than is typical. The following year Chasing the Star (2017) went back to the time of Jesus' birth and found the magi similarly in similarly introspective mood. As with 40 Nights the time journeying in the desert leads to discussions with the devil and reflections on their past, and therefore future lives. It's to be expected, then that The Christ Slayer treads a similar path. The action, such as it is, has shot forward to Jesus' crucifixion. At the foot of the cross we find Longinus (Carl Weyant), a blind Roman centurion who is tasked with piercing Jesus' side. One of the things I have enjoyed about the trilogy is that Perry is not afraid to tweak the details in the gospels just a little in order to get closer to the heart of the issues he is exploring. Earlier this week Alex von Tunzelmann wrote a piece for The Guardian arguing that if films can encourage audiences to think more critically about the source material, then that is arguably more important than unswerving historical accuracy. Quest's deep dives do just that. I don't think Perry would claim his versions of what happened to Jesus, or to the Magi in the desert were what actually happened, but they raise bigger issues about faith and humanity. And so it is with The Christ Slayer. Here Longinus believes himself to be the man who killed the Christ and for a while it looks like the guilt will drive him insane. Much of the early part of the film feels like horror, with Longinus's various nightmares taking centre stage for a while. But if that sounds like a 21st century reworking of The Robe (1953) the the film soon plots a different course. Longinus decides to return home to end his life. He sets off accompanied by his servant and friend Albus (Josh "Ponceman" Perry). Along the way the two encounter Jesus and gradually Longinus re-evaluates his plans for what remains of his life. Josh Perry's casting is particularly notable given he has Down Syndrome. The role feels like it could have gone to any actor; there's nothing about it that indicates that the character has the syndrome or anything like it. At the same time though, because the story setting in a world before such a label had been created, it's perfectly plausible that someone with a similar condition could have been a servant for a man who was himself vision-impaired. I love that the film makes nothing of it. It neither feels like it's trying to make a point and yet it does. Perry does good work here with no special pleading and its to his credit and that of the other filmmakers for making it happen. As with the other entries in the series the film perambulates along its journey. The destination is not really the destination, and rather than summoning up false peril to create a sense of urgency, the film is content to let the protagonists inner journey to take the wheel. Nose, like Jessie Low and Brett Miller before him provide some nice images of the landscape for such inner exploration to take place. For a series made with three different directors the three films still feel like they belong together. It will be no great spoiler to reveal that Longinus eventually makes his piece with Jesus. Not only is it the typical place such films end up, but he is also now venerated in many church traditions as a saint. What is interesting is that just as 40 Nights was content with the idea that Jesus was not fully knowledgeable before his ministry, he also still had some things to learn after it. Some will find this point objectionable, offensive even, but I find it fascinating. After all, even having lived for thirty years amongst humanity, would anything prepare you for the trauma of crucifixion? The forty days of Jesus' ministry after his resurrected is often seen as about those he was to leave behind, but the stories from this period consist mainly of the things that happened in that first week. Why did Jesus stay around so long? Perhaps this is just my interpretation, but perhaps it suggests that Jesus's experience of humanity still had some way to go. To understand healing and forgiveness from a new, and difficult angle. There's much to admire here, then. From one some unconventional takes to one of the late Rance Howard's final roles (again kudos to the producers for not overly exploiting that in their publicity). The film is not without its weaknesses - I'm not entirely convinced by some of the acting and the odd line doesn't quite land - but overall, its a fitting end to the trilogy. This is particularly true considering the series has had such a limited budget, and it's certainly a film that from which a lot of those making films for Christian audiences could learn a great deal.

Tommy G. Kendrick - Welcome back folks! This episode is with veteran actor of stage, screen, and film; Tommy G. Kendrick. Tommy has been a working actor for sixty years and is showing no signs of quitting any time soon! This 'Texas Proud' actor chats with me about getting started in 'the biz' and we also discuss how the Texas Legislature dropped the ball with regard to the film incentive program (you're welcome Georgia and Louisiana). Tommy also tells us a few stories from some of his past and current projects, including a story or two of working with FSP super guest and fan favorite: Rance Howard. Plus Tommy and I talk about the possibility of him resurrecting his podcast ACTORS TALK. Enjoy!!Follow Tommy on Social Media:Twit: @TommyGKendrickInsta: @TommyGKendrickFB: Tommy G KendrickFeel free to email Tommy with acting / industry questions: TxActor@gmail.comVisit Tommy's website: TommyGKendrick.comTommy's latest short: SOMEWHERE BETWEEN HEAVEN AND HELL https://amzn.to/2T1gJ6y

Michael Worth - This episode is with actor, producer, writer, director, and film maker Michael Worth. Michael has been doing all of those things and more in the business for over 30 years and we kind enough to let me pick his brain for a bit. In this episode we chat about him making fully scripted, special effects laden monster movies when he was just 1o years old. We also talk about some financial advice for show business new comers, and lastly we talk about some of Michael's past and future projects including Rance Howard's last film.Follow Michael on social media:Twit: @MichaelWorthInsta: @MichaelWorthFilmFB: Michael WorthWebsite: GrizzleyPeakFilms.wordpress.com

Yes, it is I...Tyson Saner. Very grateful that you are joining me, brand new host of this program and pale imitation of former host Marc Hershon. It is a great honor to be entrusted with the keys to the Succotash SoundCast Soundkingdom and I look forward to carrying on the tradition that has been listening to and sampling Comedy (and otherwise) Soundcasts for your own personal variety show, between your ears, in the theater of your mind... Today I have for you what can best be described as an average amount of soundcast clips.  Six seems to be the magic number but it's certainly not set in stone as long-time listeners of this program can attest to. Soundcasts to look forward to hearing clips from include Fascination Street, Logical Nonsense, Your Mom's House, The Stanley and Branley Show, The Los Angeles Breakfast Club: On The Air, and the High Content Podcast. We also have a double dose of comedian and raging moderate Will Durst's famed "Burst O' Durst" segments. I am grateful that Mr. Durst has agreed to continue supplying us with his unique take on the politics of our times. You'll be hearing those later in the program. And if you're in or near the San Fransisco Bay Area you will find, on the aformentioned website, dates, locations, and tickets for Durst's latest one-man show: Durst Case Scenario: Mid Term Madness. And, as always, Succotash is sponsored by Henderson's Pants. As the associate producer of this show, when I was finding clips for this program and sending them off to Mr. Hershon I NOW realize that a few of my contributions over the years may have stretched the definition of "Comedy" a bit.  Sometimes my decision to submit a clip was made by it being interesting or different or having a particular quality about them that I felt made them worthy of inclusion on Succotash.  (I always had backup ideas for clips to submit in case my submissions couldn't be used for whatever reason but to Mr. Hershon's great credit, my submissions were rarely, if ever, unused.) Now I am completely aware that something "having a particular quality about them" is nebulous at best and nothing if not 100% a subjective viewpoint. Whether or not something is "interesting" or "different" is also, pretty much 100% subjective.  This, of course applies to comedy. Maybe not 100% with comedy but very probably. Anyway, just something to bear in mind as we explore the highways and byways of Soundcastland together. THE CLIPS Fascination StreetIt debuted on iTunes on July 3rd, 2017 and it is Hosted By Steve Owens of San Antonio, Texas. Last year, in 2017, Mr. Owens had the good fortune to spend a great deal of time with actor and Hollywood Legend, Clint Howard. There is a two-part episode of Fascination Street that is with Mr. Howard. The clip you are about to hear is from an interview that Mr. Owens had with Clint's father, another Hollywood legend, the Late Patriarch of the Howard family of actors and entertainers, Rance Howard.  According to Mr. Owens, this is the last interview Mr. Rance Howard ever gave. Logical NonsenseHere's a soundcast from Ontario, Canada whose 1st episode is listed on iTunes as having been posted in October of 2017.  The description of the show on Soundcloud and iTunes is: "Jab & Breezy take an explicit & comedic look into popular pop culture topics that make no sense to them. Every Tuesday without shame they will share their experiences and opinions while dissecting the nonsense and sharing new mind blowing facts and history that will leave you cry laughing. Follow us to join in our weekly challenges, where J & B compete against each other in a unique contest of wits or might." Your Mom's HouseHosts Tom Segura and Christina Pazsitsky podcast is part of the "All Things Comedy" network which, according to Wikipedia, "is a digital media co-operative and content creation studio and home to a community of professional comedians. It is the brainchild of comedians Al Madrigal and Bill Burr, founded in October 2012." I previously grabbed a clip of their episode "403" back for Succotash Epi 156 "Boozin' With Bill is Back" from July 29th, 2017 Sometimes they have guest for their program - which is often streamed LIVE on YouTube - this Clip is from episode 435 in which they do not have a guest… The Stanley and Branley ShowSometimes a soundcast will have very little biographical information attatched to their pages. The Stanley and Branley Show is one of those soundcasts. The description for the show on both their Soundcloud and iTunes page reads as follows: "Welcome to the worst call-in show you never heard." So far they have 60 episodes with several mini or bonus episodes and they've been posting on iTunes since May of 2016.  This clip is from episode 60, published February 13th 2018, and in it Stanley and Branley listen to dating advice from a YouTube video. If you want to hear more of these mysterious Soundcasters you can go to the aformentioned Soundcloud or iTunes. The Los Angeles Breakfast Club: On The AirIf you pay a visit to the Los Angeles Breakfast Club homesite, you will see the cheerful sentiment "Making Los Angeles a better place since 1925".  In case you have never heard of the Los Angeles Breakfast Club - or the LABC for short - you can also read the description of the club there OR listen to this epi of Succotash, during which I will read it to you. On February 28th, 2017 the Los Angeles Breakfast Club : On The Air soundcast debuted.  As described by host Phil Leirness in this same episode, "for many decades, The Los Angeles Breakfast Club was a fixture on the Radio" and on the soundcast Mr. Leirness called it a "return of sorts to the days of yesteryear..." The show features interviews, newsreel clips, a selection of musical interludes from throughout the near-century the LABC has been operating and various speakers who share their experiences and generally have a good time. Succotash's very own former-host-turned-executive producer, Marc Hershon, began announcing duties for this program in its 6th episode, published July 1st, 2017. High Content Podcast I became aware of this show as I was looking for soundcast-related gigs on Craigslist.  I happened across an ad from someone looking to start a soundcast who was seeking a co-host.  That someone was High Content Podcast's host, Iraj Lopez, who dropped his first episode on Soundcloud back in June of 2017.  Since then he has released episodes consistently, occasionally with co-host Joe Buratti, guests such as Ariel Robinson and comedians local to Humboldt County where this soundcast is based, including Joshua Barnes, Jessica Grant, and Matt Redbeard.  Also featured in the episode with Matt Redbeard was Chris Durant, the co-creator of Savage Henry Magazine - a well-known humor publication in Humboldt County that sponsors many comedy events throughout the year including a comedy festival every Labor Day weekend that had its sixth iteration in September of 2017. The show's topics range from pop culture, politics, science, nature and what is both frightening and exiting about humanity.  When there isn't a co-host or guest the show features host Iraj Lopez brainstorming ways to improve the world and various "what-if" scenarios. Our clip is from Episode 27, entitled "I want to boil a gallon of cum," posted on Feb 18th, 2018. Well, that about does it.  It's been a sort-of-but-not-really maiden voyage.   I'd like to thank Kenny Durgess, Will Durst, Joe Paulino, Scott Carvey, Bill Heywatt, Henderson's Pants and of course our Executive Producer Marc Hershon for their support and contributions to this episode and EVERY episode of Succotash that came before I had even heard of the program back when Mr. Hershon started posting episodes in March of 2011. I hope you will continue this journey of discovery with me and I look forward to continuing to bring you this "Whitman's Sampler" of soundcasts from all around the world where they record in English. For everyone here I bid you farewell and gently remind you to please, Pass the Succotash... — Tyson Saner

AFTERBUZZ TV - AfterBuzz TV's Mini Spotlight edition, is a short form interview series featuring actors & artists discussing their roles and shows as well as their thoughts, passions and journeys. In this episode host Amy Cassandra interviews Lindsey Lamer. Lindsey is a star on the rise having recently starred in the popular Disney series “Girl Meets World” as the young version of lead character ‘Riley” and the upcoming drama “Broken Memories” opposite Rance Howard and Kelly Grayson. In “Broken Memories,” Lidsey plays the role of ‘Emmy’ who is the young daughter of ‘Maggie’ who works as the caregiver of an older gentleman (played by Howard) who suffers from Alzheimers. ‘Emmy’ spends her days talk with ‘Jasper’ at his farm house and sees the affects of this disease firsthand. Born in Tulsa Oklahoma, Lindsey Lamer grew up watching her older sister perform in musical theater and pursue her dreams of becoming an actress. Lindsey was inspired by her sister’s passio --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Rance Howard - Icon / ActorMy buddy Clint pulled some strings and was able to get me a sit down interview with his dad Rance Howard in July of 2017. With more than 100 film appearances and more than 200 episodes of television; Rance worked in the business from 1956 until he passed in late 2017. This is his last long form interview.One of the kindest, most engaging men I have ever met.Stay tuned for bonus extras after the episode.Shortly after this interview, Mr. Howard made two more movies, and then became ill.He never recovered.This was one of the best days of my life.Although Rance Howard will be sorely missed by many; I am POSITIVE that Heaven is a better place with him in it.Rest easy, and Farewell Good Sir.--SteveOne of the kindest, most engaging men I have ever met.Stay tuned for bonus extras after the episode.Shortly after this interview, Mr. Howard made two more movies, and then became ill.He never recovered.This was one of the best days of my life.Although Rance Howard will be sorely missed by many; I am POSITIVE that Heaven is a better place with him in it.Rest easy, and Farewell Good Sir.--Steve

Let’s grab some popcorn (is it butter or butter flavoured? Who cares, it’s yellow) and join Ivan and Stephen and their special guest Stacie for Season 4 Episode 14, The Movie. Featured today are the well organised Kernis, the comedy leech Pat Buckles, the nihilist Guy In the Cinema Line, the iron fisted Maurice, the selective Usher (not the RnB singer unfortunately), the ambivalent but slightly kooky Ticket Lady, the bubbly Concessionaire, and the carefree Eastern European Cab Driver (from 19:18). Please turn your phone off prior to the main feature! We go in with 3 podcasters and 2 microphones, Stacie introduces herself to the BIDWBASC masses and we talk about Brisbane stuff, that guy from Oasis gets a Seinfeld birthday surprise, RIP to Seinfeld secondary actors Rance Howard and Julio Oscar Mechoso who passed away during the week (this one’s for you), *Home Improvement theme song grunt*, who’s more annoying: Bania or Buckles?, plenty of Lil Jon impressions, Stephen loves the ‘bottleneck’ episodes, and Ivan drops a WORLD EXCLUSIVE!!!!!! ------- We're on Patreon, Twitter, Instagram, Reddit and Facebook. You can email us, too. Listen, download, subscribe and review us wherever you get your podcasts.  Support the show.

Deep Space Nine futures back to the past! 8 years from now! We jump right back into Past Tense, this time right into the Bell Riots themselves with part two! Is this as hollow and facile an investigation of society's problems as James and Hugh say, or do the Ghosts, Gimmes, and Dims of 2024 have a valuable lesson to teach us in 2017? Something that shines through this Very Special Episode about homelessness in 1994? James doesn't get ghosts. Hugh really hates baby boomers' fetishization of the 60's. Reconciling Star Trek's timeline vs ours: Baseball included! Sexy Halloween Thomas Jefferson costumes! Violent protests and the timelines for change. Wade makes some obscure D&D references. Rance Howard, we hardly know ye. Were we too hard on this oh-so-topical two parter? Voicemails are all Past Tense focused this week, as we thought we could "address the controversy." We field calls from @10rant and a mysterious, handsome stranger. James talks about what liberals can do with their art. Can you spot the David Foster Wallace reference?

This minute begins with the cop explaining Walter’s situation to Art and ends with Art starting a rant. In this minute Ray is read his list of crimes, more bow tie guy and Rumsfeld laying low.  We also discuss Rance Howard. https://archive.org/download/Min88/min%2088.mp3

019 Goober Says Hey Mayberry Podcast – Rance Howard Interview Part 2 Please check out www.twochairsnowaiting.com (Where you can find Allan Newsome’s two Mayberry podcasts “Two Chairs No Waiting” and “The […]

018 Goober Says Hey Mayberry Podcast – Rance Howard Interview Part 1 Please check out www.twochairsnowaiting.com (Where you can find Allan Newsome’s two Mayberry podcasts “Two Chairs No Waiting” and “The […]