Podcast appearances and mentions of reggie hammond

You can now text us anonymously to leave feedback, suggest future content or simply hurl abuse at us. We'll read out any texts we receive on the show. Click here to try it out!Welcome back to Bad Dads Film Review! Today, we're taking a retrospective look at 48 Hrs. (1982), a film that, while pioneering in the buddy cop genre, certainly shows its age in terms of attitudes and content. Directed by Walter Hill and starring Nick Nolte alongside Eddie Murphy in his film debut, this action-comedy navigates the rough dynamics between a hardened cop and a wise-cracking convict.48 Hrs. pairs Jack Cates, a grizzled San Francisco detective played by Nick Nolte, with Reggie Hammond, a fast-talking convict portrayed by Eddie Murphy. Cates pulls Hammond from prison for just 48 hours to help track down a murderous duo, setting the stage for a partnership that's as contentious as it is critical.The core of the film revolves around the duo's urgent hunt through the city's underbelly, with their clashing styles leading to both comedic and tense moments. While the movie delivers action and quick quips, the racial dynamics and some character portrayals can feel jarring and uncomfortable to a modern audience.Why It's ProblematicOutdated Attitudes: The film's portrayal of race relations and its handling of certain stereotypes have not aged well, reflecting broader societal norms of the early '80s that can be offensive today.Chemistry and Conflict: While Nolte and Murphy's dynamic is memorable, it's sometimes overshadowed by the film's problematic elements. Their interactions, meant to be humorous, often delve into sensitive areas with questionable execution.Genre Impact: Despite its shortcomings, 48 Hrs. is credited with setting the template for future buddy cop films, blending action with humor and drama, and showcasing Murphy's star potential.At its essence, 48 Hrs. tries to tackle themes of redemption and partnership against a backdrop of crime and punishment. However, the execution sometimes falls short of addressing these themes with the depth or sensitivity that contemporary audiences might expect.For those interested in the evolution of film genres and the impact of cultural context on storytelling, 48 Hrs. serves as a useful, albeit flawed, case study. It's a reminder of how far cinematic narratives have come in depicting diversity and relationships.Join us as we dissect 48 Hrs., not just for its place in action-comedy history but also for its reflection of past attitudes and what lessons can be drawn today. Whether you find it a guilty pleasure or a problematic relic, there's no doubt that it opens up important conversations.

Welcome to the OTHERhood. We all know the story of how Harrison Ford nabbed the role of Indiana Jones from an unavailable Tom Selleck, and how Eddie Murphy scored the role of Reggie Hammond in 48 Hours at the expense of Jimmy Walker. Would the original casting have been better? But did you know that Eddie Murphy was considered to play Malcolm X and that Harrison Ford was passed over in favor of Dustin Hoffman in The Graduate? Waht would have happened had those casting choices stuck? Join the Blerdsassins Next Door at 6p PDT/ 8p CDT/ 9p CDT to discuss what would have happened in some well-known films if we had had our first choice with casting and if Hollywood had theirs.

Hvem kan er erstatte Eddie Murphy som Reggie Hammond i 48 timer? Ingen ... eller  - Vi prøver alligevel. God mandag til alle. 

Welcome to the Finding Your Forte Podcast with Host Reggie Hammond and Special Guest Kwame Fields, Chief Information Security Officer and Chief Diversity Officer at Federal Home Load Bank San Francisco  Topic:  From Intersecting Passions to Purpose and Impact. Kwame has had a long, patient and intentional journey that have led him to the pinnacle of his career that he stands on now. He has always had a unique intersection of his primary passions of empowering professionals under represented in our workplace and information security as he has carefully navigated that passion into leadership opportunities and organizational security in ways that are difficult to maintain without his presence.  We welcome you to join our conversation between buddies whose path goes way back to its start for him in Columbus (although he was kidnapped and taken to Ann Arbor to attend (I'm sorry, I cant say it and this is my podcast..lol)    Enjoy our conversation and be inspired to pursue your purpose and impact. Enjoying the Conversation? Leave us a comment, ask a question and subscribe to the show by visiting the Finding Your Forte Show Page at www.up2meradio.com . Thank you for tuning in! 

Welcome to the Finding Your Forte Show with Host Reggie Hammond with Special Guest Cory Ruth. Topic: Are You Leading or Managing  on Purpose? In this new and exciting episode Host Reggie welcomes and introduces Cory Ruth to you!  Listen in as they discuss technology, project teams, bridging the gaps and purpose in business.  As demands in the IT industry increase with doing more with less and in keeping up with what the world needs are in todays markets Cory offers his expertise in working through complex projects and shares real experiences in working with teams to get the job done.   Big Announcement is made during this episode, you do not want to miss it! Enjoying the Conversation? Leave us a comment, ask a question and subscribe to the show by visitin the Finding Your Forte Show Page at www.up2meradio.com . Thank you for tuning in! 

Chris has gone back to the 1990 well and picked Another 48 Hours for the review this week. Directed by Walter Hill and starring Eddie Murphy, Nick Nolte and Brion James, the boys are back in town! If you enjoy the show we have a Patreon, become a supporter. www.patreon.com/thevhsstrikesback Plot Summary: Jack Cates once again enlists the aid of ex-con Reggie Hammond - this time to take down The Iceman, a ruthless drug lord operating in the San Francisco bay area. thevhsstrikesback@gmail.com https://linktr.ee/vhsstrikesback --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thevhsstrikesback/support

It can take months or years for the Department of Defense to develop strategic and operational plans, with people, information and tools often scattered and stove-piped into silos. ERDC researchers have been working to develop a digital map-based environment for remote collaboration in near real time, enabling faster and more complete military planning to support timely and better-informed command decisions. The Joint Planning Services (JPS) platform allows access to dozens of authoritative live data feeds, with integrated tools to process and analyze the data, and meaningful ways to visualize the results. It also enables seamless coordination across echelons, organizations and warfighting functions. On the latest episode of the Power of ERDC podcast, we talk with JPS program manager Reggie Hammond from ERDC's Geospatial Research Laboratory in Alexandria, Virginia. We discuss how JPS is revolutionizing military planning (2:38), why ERDC is developing this capability (5:08 & 15:11), what is unique about the JPS platform (16:43), how the Joint Forces can benefit from JPS (24:14), how the technology can be used on the civil works side (27:06), and more. Visit https://www.PowerofERDCPodcast.org for more information.

A string of homicides, including the death of a fellow cop, leads Detective Jack Cates to release a small-time crook for 48hrs. Reggie Hammond only has a few months left on his sentence, but the threat of his previous partner getting away with his stash of cash is incentive enough to team-up with the hardheaded Cates. Can the two put their differences aside and stay focused long enough to settle the score, or Ganz and his team get away with it all?

Join us as we explore Eddie Murphy's first film role as Reggie Hammond in 48 Hrs.! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thegenxfiles/support

Welcome to the Finding Your Forte Podcast with Host Reggie Hammond and Special Guest Brittany Collins - Director of Promising All Atlanta Children Thrive (PAACT) at GEEARS: Georgia Early Education Alliance for Ready Students. Topic:  Making Sure Children Thrive on Purpose Join today's conversation as we catch up with Brittany Collins as she is fresh off of her engagement to build a collective impact among implementation partners here seeking to build an ecosystem with equity at its center here in Atlanta. Having engaged Reggie to help facilitate this series of meetings to do so, join their conversation or reunion of sorts to see how things are going. The opinions expressed during this broadcast are for inspiration, information and to encourage listeners to pursue purpose in their career choices. Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the Finding Your Forte Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about our network, the Show, Host Reggie, his guests and to subscribe! Stay connected follow us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and on Instagram at Up2Me.Radio Thank you for tuning in!   

Zach & Zo join an unlikely duo of a white rogue New York detective and a black street smart convicted felon as they track down a mentally unbalanced cop killer. This was the premise of the 80's action comedy known as 48 Hours starring Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy.www.backlookcinema.comEmail: fanmail@backlookcinema.comTwitter: @backlookcinemaFacebook: The Back Look Cinema Podcast Instagram: backlookcinemapodcast 

Welcome to The Finding Your Forte Podcast with Host Reggie Hammond and Special Guest Chris Peck. Topic:  People Leadership on Purpose Corporate HR executives bring a unique vantage point to the sometimes disruptive offering of pursuing purpose in careers. I really looked forward to checking the pulse of where HR leaders are on embracing and scaling purpose as a motivator, business performance catalyst and leadership development path forward. Chris gave me that and so much more in this powerfully compelling episode. The opinions expressed during this broadcast are for inspiration, information and to encourage listeners to pursue purpose in their career choices. Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the Finding Your Forte Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about our network, the Show, Host Reggie, his guests and to subscribe! Stay connected follow us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and on Instagram at Up2Me.Radio Thank you for tuning in!   

Welcome to Finding Your Forte with Host Reggie Hammond and Special Guest Melissa Torres, President and CEO at The Forum On Education Abroad Topic:  Empowering Education Abroad on Purpose In this episode, we meet Melissa and learn about the purpose of The Forum on Education Abroad. Having just completed a several months long process to develop their strategic articulation plan and host their 20th anniversary conference, we use this conversation as  a pause to reflect on what they've accomplished and share the vision of where they're going. We also explore the masterful of Melissa and her board chair to gather a strong team of stakeholders and take them through this process - fully engaged and contributing insights that helped them shape visions for the organization and the field.  The opinions expressed during this broadcast are for inspiration, information and to foster hope. Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the Finding Your Forte Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about our network, the Show, Host Reggie, his guests and to subscribe! Stay connected follow us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and on Instagram at Up2Me.Radio Thank you for tuning in! 

Welcome to Finding Your Forte with Host Reggie Hammond and Special Guest Tene Traylor. Topic:  Equity on Purpose In this episode of Finding Your Forte, we have a really important abs timely conversation about equity with consummate thought leader, movement builder and “first generation do-gooder” (her words, not mine

Purposeful leadership during challenging times MUST intentionally align purpose with strategy, vision and profitability. I'm joined by Reggie Hammond, Managing Partner at Your Crescendo to share insights on how when strategies aligned to purpose creates the celestial choir harmony of value, impact, & profitability.

Welcome to the Finding Your Forte Podcast with Host Reggie Hammond and Special Guest Olu Brown Topic:  Visionary Leadership What if I told you that one of the most successful startups in Atlanta isn't even a tech startup? (even though they lean into technology). And over the course of my 30+ coaching/consulting career, their leader is the most visionary leader I've worked with-and they have realized visions to prove it.  You've likely heard of them but never thought of their strategic and spiritual excellence.  Here's a hint: They do church differently.  You got it!  In this episode, we talk to Olu Brown, Lead Pastor at Impact Church in East Point, Georgia, one of the fastest growing churches in the country.  I hope you enjoy...because I certainly did!  Make sure to visit the Finding Your Forte Show page to learn more about Olu Brown and this show at www.up2meradio.com The opinions expressed during this broadcast are for inspiration, information and to foster hope. Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the Finding Your Forte Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about our network, the Show, Host Reggie, his guests and to subscribe! Stay connected follow us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and on Instagram at Up2Me.Radio Thank you for tuning in! 

Happy New Year!  Welcome to the Finding Your Forte Podcast with Host Reggie Hammond and Special Guest Eddie L. Johnson, Author of Passing the Test of Faith Topic: Passing the Test of Faith on Purpose In this episode of Finding Your Forte, meet Eddie L Johnson, author speaker and coach. His book, Passing the Test of Faith is one of many significant outcomes from his journey to discover and activate purpose while he worked through Finding Your Forte as a part of a mens' peer group on legacy and purpose. Hear his own personal story of overcoming adversity and following his calling in addition to the sharing of the stories of some of those he has worked with. Another powerful and inspiring conversation on Finding your Forte podcast. The opinions expressed during this broadcast are for inspiration, information and to foster hope. Enjoying the Conversation?  Visit the Finding Your Forte Show Page at www.up2meradio.com to learn more about our network, the Show, Host Maura Gale, her guests and to subscribe! Stay connected follow us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and on Instagram at Up2Me.Radio Thank you for tuning in! 

Justin and Paul are back to celebrate one of the funniest human beings to ever grace the silver screen . . . Eddie Murphy! Join them as they talk about Reggie Hammond, Billy Ray Valentine, Axel Foley, and the great Randy Watson! #SexualChocolate

Welcome to Episode 2 of a Special 3 part Round-Table Series " God Has Prepared Us, Are You Listening?"  starring all Up2Me Radio Show Hosts!  Moderated by Kim Crabill, Host of COFFEE with Kim and Maura Gale, Host of OMG Oh! Maura Gale.  In this Episode Panel Guests are Alicia Ward, Host of There is Life After Layoff, Kathy Hood, Host of the Kathy Hood Show, Reggie Hammond, Host of Finding Your Forte and Jennifer Jiles, Host of Breaking Barriers.  Topic:  Episode 2 - Hope in the midst of  "The Grief" The Collective "Voices of Up2Me Radio have come together in one voice to instill "HOPE"  The 2020 Corona Virus Pandemic has touched every human in the world and brought all external (outside of your home) activities to a sudden STOP!  A hard and sudden STOP!   The destructive impact of the pandemic has resulted in millions afflicted with the virus and fighting for their life, mass deaths, mass unemployment, business shut downs, racial unrest and a major economic downturn. Fear and uncertainty is among the masses.  Faith is being tested and many are seeking understanding for the worldly unknowns for basic survival. We are in earthly uncharted waters but not for believers who know the full story. Hope has to be restored in a way like never before in our lifetime.  The opinions expressed during this broadcast are for information and inspirational purposes. To learn more about our network, shows, and hosts visit us at www.up2meradio.com Connect with us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and on Instagram at Up2Me. Radio.

New Movies: Shirley - A famous horror writer finds inspiration for her next book after she and her husband take in a young couple. Be Water - Rejected by Hollywood, Bruce Lee returned to Hong Kong to complete four films. Charting his struggles in two worlds, BE WATER explores questions of identity and representation through rare archive, intimate interviews, and his writings.Wendy - Lost on a mysterious island where aging and time have come unglued, Wendy must fight to save her family, her freedom, and the joyous spirit of youth from the deadly peril of growing up.   Tommaso - The story of an American artist living in Rome with his young European wife Nikki and their 3-year-old daughter, Dee Dee.Undisputed Classic48 Hours - A hard-nosed cop reluctantly teams up with a wise-cracking criminal temporarily paroled to him, in order to track down a killer.   1990 Another 48 Hours - Jack Cates once again enlists the aid of ex-con Reggie Hammond--this time, to take down The Iceman, a ruthless drug lord operating in the San Francisco bay area. Next Week - King of Staten Island, Long Gone SummerUndisputed Knocked Up1990 - Dick Tracy, Gremlins 2: The New Batch

Jack Cates drags ex-con Reggie Hammond into another adventure, this time trying to take down a mysterious criminal boss known as The Iceman. Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy star in Another 48 Hrs. This continues our "Comedy" month, which includes: Joe Versus the Volcano, My Blue Heaven, Another 48 Hrs, and Arachnophobia. Trailer(s): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=orcxiBvgyDg 

EP 170: Reggie Hammond

Welcome to the Finding Your Forte Podcast with Host Reggie Hammond and Special Guest John Peoples, Founder People to Peoples. Topic:  Making the Connections - Up Close with John Peoples In this episode Host Reggie welcomes John Peoples back to the Finding Your Forte Conversation. John will share his background, his goals and how going through the Finding Your Forte program helped him to crystallize his purpose.  A big announcement will be shared.  Learn how you too can find your forte! The opinions expressed during this broadcast are for inspiration, information and entertainment purposes. To learn more about the Up2Me Radio Network, the Finding Your Forte Podcast, Host and guests visit the new Finding Your Forte Channel Showpage at www.up2meradio.com. Enjoying the conversation?  Subscribe to the Podcast at www.up2meradio.com Find us, like us and share us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio, follow us on Twitter @Up2Meradio and on Instagram at Up2Me.Radio

Welcome to the Finding Your Forte Podcast with Host Reggie Hammond and Special Guest Rev. Dawn Wright. Topic:  How I Found My Forte with Rev. Dawn Wright In this episode Host Reggie welcomes Rev. Dawn Wright to the Finding Your Forte Conversation. Rev. Dawn Wright will share her background, her goals and how going through the Finding Your Forte program helped her to crystallize her purpose.  A big announcement will be shared.  Learn how you too can find your forte! The opinions expressed during this broadcast are for inspiration, information and entertainment purposes. To learn more about the Up2Me Radio Network, the Finding Your Forte Podcast, Host and guests visit the new Finding Your Forte Channel Showpage at www.up2meradio.com. Enjoying the conversation?  Subscribe to the Podcast at www.up2meradio.com Find us, like us and share us on Facebook at Up2Me Radio and follow us on Twitter @Up2Meradio

In this Episode, The Hangardeck Podcast is on location at NAS Pax River talking with a variety of Aviation Enthusiasts. Make it out to the PAX River Air Expo 2018 to enjoy all they have to offer. Thanks for listening and stay tuned for more great aviation talk at the Hangardeck Podcast.

Wunza a movie and wunza a podcast about buddy films, James Cameron, and Taylor Swift. Also, what happens when your favorite show ends or gets canceled? How long do you sulk and what steps can you take to move on with your life. Comment on this episode, ask a question or share what entertains you by visiting our website. EPISODE MENU [1:18] Roger Ebert and the wunza movie. [1:50] Hitman's Bodyguard and don't you think the roles should have been reversed. [3:02] One of my favorite wunza movies is 48 HRs with Nick Nolte and Eddie Murphy. [7:51] Kylo Logan; let's review Lucky Logan. [12:21] James Cameron got in some hot water after stating the truth about the Wonder Woman movie. [26:03] Throw Atomic Blonde into the mix of feminism. [31:58] What to do when your favorite show is canceled or not renewed, which means canceled. [32:41] Downward Dog, I really love that show and ABC canceled it this summer. [34:48] Sense 8 canceled after two seasons. C'mon, couldn't get least get three? [43:36] What you can do when your favorite show ends. [50:36] Listener question. [53:37] Taylor Swift really needs to sit down and be humble.   FOR STARTERS Robert Ebert to this day is my favorite movie critic; Ebert and Stephen King when Stephen King reviews movies for EW. Roger Ebert.com is my source for trusted movie criticism these days and also, there is this pop culture writer I enjoy reading who writes for Wired Magazine, her name is Angela Watercutter and if there is anyone worth reading these days, her stuff is worth the pop culture indulgence. Roger Ebert phrased this term, the wunza movie, which consists of two individuals: one is a blank and the other is a blank and together they will do blank. Example Two: Nice Guys One is a small-time private detective and the other a muscle for hire who must work together to solve a murder. Example Two: 48 Hours. One is a crook and the other is a cop working to capture a prison escapee. Example Three: Hitman’s Bodyguard One is a disgraced bodyguard and the other a hitman who is the key witness in the trial of a Russian leader suspected of the genocide. Not-so-Bosom Buddies and Hitman's Bodyguard Hitman’s Bodyguard was more a spoof of a 48hrs and Nice Guys or the wunza movie. Although, nice guys and 48 hrs contained many humorous moments worth the laughter, the story maintains rooted in the human element and the evolution of the relationship between the two different people forced into this unfortunate situation. The Human Element The human element is where Hitman’s Bodyguard misses out on an opportunity to become one of those wunza movies we take seriously. Samuel L Jackson and Ryan Reynolds make an awesome duo, however, their roles should be reversed; Sam should be the bodyguard, an older experienced man of duty, with Reynolds as the young cocky hitman. Jackson's portrayal of a hip energetic fast-talking assassin played perfectly in line with his coolness, however, it didn’t bode well for the fatherly relationship he later established with his younger bodyguard. Jack Cates and Reggie Hammond Consider the relationship between Jack Cates and Reggie Hammond; these two detest one another as did Bryce (Reynolds) and Kincaid (Jackson) the two characters in Hitman’s Bodyguard, but which pair was more believable? Cates and Hammond’s relationship developed after a series of detours, rundowns, and attempts at Hammonds' escaping custody. Cates continually taunts Hammond throughout the movie, never really showing any remorse or concern for his well-being — 48hrs ends with Cates punching Hammonds in the face. The two were jokey but not in that slapstick sort of way; their comedy materializes from the many potholes they experience in search of Ganz, Hammond’s former partner in crime. Byrce and Kincaid Bryce and Kincaid weren’t able to necessarily share in one another’s misery necessary to develop a true pseudo-relationship. Maybe it was because they had killers on their backsides attempted to thwart their attempt to get Kincaid to the courthouse in time before the dismissal of the case a corrupt government official, or maybe it was all this back and forth with the government and Interpol that disrupted the continuity of the wunza story. Whatever the case, Kincaid, and Bryce were very likable but not well established as two individuals we should care about; they were more comedians than a hitman and bodyguard. Selma Hayek Should Guard Her Hitman’s Body The best comedic moment came with Hayek’s foul-mouthed tirades. As Sonai Kincaid, Selma Hayek plays wife to the Hitman who's doing time by association for her husband’s misdeeds. When we first meet her, she lays on the thick Spanish accent with such profanity-laced fluidity to a couple of FBI agent that just warms the vulgarity in all of us. The previous movie I saw her in was How To Be A Latin Lover, and although she’s a good English speaker, she’s even better when they let her Spanish fly. Logan Lucky and This Side of The Come Up Heist movies are dependent on the stakes involved and for Jimmy Logan, the stakes are rather modest: he just wants to catch a break and the Indy 500 is right for the pawn. read the review SCOOP DU JOUR: What to do when a show you enjoy ends or is canceled Petition. Watch something new Read a book. Question: Is it better to start a show late or watch and wait for an episode each week? We're On Your Favorite Social Media App! @talkingburritos and #showyourburrito, let me know your thoughts on this episode.  THIS, THAT, AND OTHER NEWS Columnists berate James Cameron over sexist statements about Wonder Woman that were not entirely wrong. Wonder Woman is an overrated success. There was no malice to his statements, however, defenders (and Patty Jenkins herself) have dragged Cameron through the mud because he's not a woman, which, I took offense too because he his a Hollywood director and he knows a bit about the ilk of studio heads and producers who only see dollar signs. LINKS MENTIONED IN THE SHOW FLAVA TEXT THIS WEEK: Nice guys finish last, and Shane Black is a nice guy. Episode Length 01:01:43 We're always open for suggestions and/or a favorable comment But Machete don't tweet. 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On this episode, we're talking with Brian O'Neal of the BusBoys about the band's appearance in the buddy-cop classic, 48 Hours. The 1982 film was the film debut of Eddie Murphy. In it, he plays convict Reggie Hammond, who is taken out of jail for the titular period of time in order to help Nick Nolte's cop, Jack Cates, catch a thief and murderer named Albert Ganz. It's funny, cool, and made Murphy a huge star. In one of the film's two rather classic nightclub scenes, at a bar Vroman's, Hammond tries to pick up a lady while a band play some kick-ass boogie-woogie rock 'n' roll behind it all. That band, the BusBoys, plays a song, "The Boys Are Back In Town," which is so immediately catchy that it makes a return over the end credits, AND even gets referenced in the tagline for the sequel, Another 48 Hours, when it comes out eight years later. Strangely, it never saw release as a single -- or in any form -- until the Busboys re-recorded it in 2000 for their fourth album, (Boys Are) Back in Town, along with the other song from the film, "New Shoes." We talk about all of this, as well as the band's work on the soundtrack for Ghostbusters, with the Busboys' Brian O'Neal.

The question of purpose is one that has permeated every aspect of our lives, including the workplace. As employees discover what energizes them in their daily lives, workplaces have begun to recognize how pivotal the recognition of purpose is. How do we find purpose in our work and lives? What does it mean to answer a calling? WELCOA sits down with coach and leadership expert Reggie Hammond to find out the answers.

The question of purpose is one that has permeated every aspect of our lives, including the workplace. As employees discover what energizes them in their daily lives, workplaces have begun to recognize how pivotal the recognition of purpose is. How do we find purpose in our work and lives? What does it mean to answer a calling? WELCOA sits down with coach and leadership expert Reggie Hammond to find out the answers.