Podcasts about regional emmy

With the changing season, it's time to close the garden down. Before the cold weather hits, drain and bring in outdoors hoses, clean and sharpen garden tools and start protecting plants for winter. Wrap young trees with plastic or wire fencing to about 2 feet up the trunk and a few inches below the ground, to protect the young bark from rodents and rabbits. Erect A-frame, snow barriers for shrubs planted near the house to avoid damage from falling snow and ice. And cover tender perennials, such as lavender, with wood chips in late November. Unfortunately, it's also time for me to say goodbye. After a 10-year-run, this is my last Connecticut Garden Journal post. I've enjoyed being part of Connecticut Public and appreciate all the people that made this show happen. Thanks to John Dankosky and Catie Talarski for believing in me 10 years ago to start the show. And to Tim Rasmussen for having me host a series of gardening TV shows during Covid where we won a Regional Emmy. And, of course to all the people behind the scenes, such as Cat Pastor and Robyn Doyon-Aiken, who made the show happen each week. And special thanks to you listeners. For all the emails, questions and comments and greetings I received in person at garden club meetings, flower shows and garden conferences. It's been great connecting with such avid gardeners over the years. So for now, I'll hang up my garden tools, clean off my boots and close the garden shed. You may not be hearing me live anymore on the radio, but the past shows live on at Connecticut Public. Until we meet again, I'll be seeing you in the garden.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Roberto Carlos Meré, professionally known as Chuck Meré, is a renowned as a filmmaker, actor, and popular YouTuber, Chuck is best recognized for his hosting role in the widely acclaimed YouTube series Zombie Go Boom. With nearly 2 million subscribers and over 300 million views, the series has earned him YouTube silver and gold play buttons. Beyond his YouTube success, Chuck has received two Mid-America Regional Emmy Awards and numerous Regional Emmy nominations for his commercial and promotional work.

Dec 6, 2023 - REBROADCAST Does U. S. Space Force Have Secret Vehicles Reaching Other Stars? Linda Moulton Howe is an American investigative journalist and documentary filmmaker best known for her work on unexplained phenomena, particularly: UFOs and Extraterrestrials: Howe is a prominent figure in ufology, focusing on alleged extraterrestrial contact and government cover-ups. She has produced documentaries and written books exploring these themes. Cattle Mutilations: Howe has extensively investigated reports of unexplained animal deaths, specifically cattle mutilations. She theorizes these may be linked to extraterrestrial activity. Crop Circles: Howe has documented and studied crop circles, the mysterious geometric patterns found in fields. She explores various explanations for their origins. Here's a quick breakdown of Linda Moulton Howe's background and work: Accolades: She is a Regional Emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker and has received recognition for her investigative journalism. Criticism: While some find her work intriguing, the scientific community generally views her theories on unexplained phenomena with skepticism. Advocate for Disclosure: Howe is a vocal advocate for government disclosure of information regarding UFO sightings and other unexplained phenomena. Media Presence: She has appeared on numerous television programs and documentaries discussing her research. It's important to note that Linda Moulton Howe's work is controversial. While some find her investigations compelling, the scientific community often regards her explanations with skepticism due to a lack of verifiable evidence. The opinions of those involved in the podcasts do not necessarily reflect the opinion of the producers of the Multiverse 5D podcast. Watch and carefully decide what reflects your truth and eliminate the rest. Having discernment is the most important thing.

UAMN TV: Linda Moulton Howe - Aliens, Future Humans, and Earth's Mysteries… 90 minute Special! Linda Moulton Howe is a prominent figure in the field of investigative journalism, particularly known for her work surrounding UFO phenomena and unexplained occurrences. Here's a refined overview of her career: Accolades and Expertise: Ms. Howe is a Regional Emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker, showcasing her proficiency in investigative research and storytelling. [Wikipedia] Focus on Extraterrestrial Phenomena: Her research interests have largely centered on UFO sightings and cattle mutilations, hypothesizing an extraterrestrial connection to these events. She delves into other areas of unexplained phenomena as well. [Wikipedia] Early Career Achievements: Before embarking on her investigative journey, Ms. Howe garnered recognition through beauty pageants, holding the title of Miss Idaho in 1963. [Wikipedia] I hope this revised version presents a more professional portrayal of Linda Moulton Howe.

Audra reports back from Vegas and the Adele concert. She also finds the worlds tallest thermometer. Ann wins a Regional Emmy and we find out what's better waffle or pancakes. -------- Email: audraANDann@gmail.com -------- Connect with us on Facebook - https://tinyurl.com/2vfy2zb2 -------- Instagram search for WhatDidYouSayA --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/audraandann/support

Kris Ketz From the South-Central riots in Los Angeles to Hurricane Andrew in Louisiana to national political conventions, when it comes to big stories, KMBC 9 News anchor-reporter Kris Ketz has always found himself in the right place at the right time. Kris is also an Emmy-award winning anchor and investigative reporter, having captured a Midwest Emmy for best anchor in 2008. He also won in 1991 for an in-depth report on the influence of the Ku Klux Klan in the Kansas City area. He was nominated for a 2003 Emmy for best anchor. Kris was also nominated for a 2011 Regional Emmy award for “general assignment reporting” for a heartwarming story about a first-time meeting between a heart transplant recipient and the donor's family. Kris was also one of 4 local television news anchors chosen to interview President Obama one-on-one in February 2015. Kris was also the 2004 recipient of the prestigious Barbara Potts award from Hope House for raising community awareness about domestic violence in Kansas City. Hope House is now the largest domestic violence shelter in Missouri with centers in Independence and Lee's Summit. Kris is married to Dana Wright, co-host of "Dana and Parks" weekday afternoons on98.1 FM KMBZ. https://www.kmbc.com/news-team/606f5428-f0af-4097-8310-42c36f674dde

Amy is joined by Marissa Lila and Rachel Lam to discuss Buddhism After Patriarchy by Rita Gross and begin our exploration of patriarchy in East Asia. Rachel Lam is a professor of psychology and integrative medicine caregiver in Salt Lake City, Utah. She identifies as a biracial-female educator, healer, and advocate for social justice and mental health.Marissa Lila (she/they) is a Thai-American documentarian who grew up in Hong Kong and Thailand and is now based in Salt Lake City. As a multicultural filmmaker, she directs and produces projects with characters who cross boundaries set by dominant cultures or identities. Marissa's projects have been selected to play at international film festivals (DOC NYC, Camden, IFF, Big Sky Documentary FF, and MountainFilm). Two projects she produced, Transmormon and Oxygen to Fly, went viral with over 160 million total views. These projects were featured in The Huffington Post, New York Times, The Atlantic, People Magazine, and Dazed. Marissa is co-founder of OHO Media, a creative content agency for which Marissa creates documentaries and documentary-based branded content. Marissa directed, produced, and wrote for the docu-reality television series The Generations Project, for which one of the episodes she produced won a Regional Emmy. Marissa also spent six years creating educational content to increase equitable outcomes for students inclusive of race, ethnicity, language, cultural, sexual orientation, or ability.

A Middle Tennessee Business Podcast...If you're ever considering a side hustle or delving full time into the world voiceover, one of the first stops you should make is getting to know Christi Bowen. Christi is a world-class VO talent, Coach and Networker in that industry especially here in Middle Tennessee. In this episode we discuss proper VO demo production, e-learning, finding a good coach, the “I have a good voice” quandary and the weird disembodied character VO in the TV series 1923.Christi and I will be teaching a class in a group she manages, the Tennessee Voice Over Exchange (T-VOE). We'll be talking about video marketing how to's and basic video/audio production techniques for aspiring and new VO artists. From Christi:After college I began working in video as well as audio and eventually became a TV producer. And I've earned 9 Telly Awards and a Regional Emmy award along the way for projects I produced. I worked on the movies Patch Adams and Galaxy Quest and spent 12 years working on a government contract for American Forces Radio and Television Service. I specialized in researching historic stock footage and photography. One of my favorite projects involved spending a week at the National Archives researching footage on World War I.Since 2011, I've been working full-time at my dream job as a voice actor when I launched my company Audible Creations LLC. My voice can be heard on commercials, corporate narrations, eLearning, phone systems, political campaigns and automotive spots for clients all over the world. I've now added two GOLD Telly Awards to my collection – only this time for my voiceover work. These are joined by a Silver W3 Award and a Voice Arts Awards for Outstanding Political Announcement-Attack Ad.One of the things I'm most proud of is the group I co-founded called Tennessee Voice Over Exchange (T-VOE). Over the last 8 years the meetup group has met monthly and grown to over 85 members. We've had the leading speakers in voice over join us virtual or in person. Nashville is becoming a hot destination for workshops from some of the best coaches in the business.In October 2021, my dream of opening a voiceover training school in Nashville came true. Tennessee Voice Over Studios LLC offers premier voice acting training using our three star method – performance, business and technology. The Studios offers classes in-person and virtually as well as a recording space for auditions and sessions. To find out more visit the website. TNVoiceOverStudios.comorld, but how? What's your source? At It's Your Show.co, your source is a podcast that we help you create to ultimately extract micro-content for your brand! With our 20+ years of experience in podcast, video and radio production, we can churn out a bunch of content for your social platforms...from just one episode! Get started today:www.itsyourshow.co_____________________________________________________________________________The co-author of Pendulum wrote a myriad of other books and started a non-profit 21st Century Non-Traditional Business School that you should really check out: Wizard Academy - www.wizardacademy.org______________________________________________________________________________________________Talking about the real problems (and possible solutions) of everyday business owners and professionals in and around Middle Tennessee and beyond...this is the What's Your Problem Podcast!WYP Intro VO: @johndavidwells#podcasts #podcast #podcasting #tennessee #nashville #podcastproduction #sales #selling #business #marketing #radio #production #voiceover #vo #fitness #bni #networking #nft #nonfungibletokens #crypto #cryptocurrency #applepodcasts #businesscoach #businessideas #businesslife #businesspassion #businesstips #countrymusic #entrepreneurlife #entrepreneurship #marketing #mindset #nashvegas #nashville #nashvillelife #nashvillemusic #nashvillescene #nashvilletennessee #nashvilletn #newpodcast #podcastaddict

In this episode of A Conversation With, I had the pleasure of sitting down with Deborah Richards, a four-time regional Emmy® Award Winner and creative storyteller with 30 years of experience in the digital arts. Deborah has worked in various roles as an innovative filmmaker, including writer, director, DP, editor, production designer, and more. She is truly a force to be reckoned with in the industry. We discussed her impressive career, the ever-changing landscape of the film industry, and her advice for aspiring filmmakers. =========================== Deborah Richards BIO: Deborah Richards is a four-time regional Emmy® Award Winner and creative storyteller with 30+ years of experience in the digital arts. Her work over the decades has spanned from the dawn of the digital audio revolution as a musician and studio engineer in her teens to consulting, directing, and creating for some of the largest brands in the world today. As an innovative filmmaker Deborah has worked in a variety of roles, including writer, director, DP, editor, VFX artist, colorist, sound designer, production designer, & camera girl. Her passion lies in emotionally connecting the story or brand to her audience. Originally from England, she is a former 5-time world bartending champion, longtime Las Vegas resident, dog owner, and passionate advocate for the arts. Deborah is currently putting the finishing touches on her debut feature film - Move Me No Mountain, which is scheduled for release in the summer of 2022 in addition to developing several future film projects and working as a freelance director in Hollywood. Submit Your Film to Our Film Collective: ifapfilmcollective.com Connect With Floyd Marshall Jr: instagram.com/floydmarshalljr tiktok.com/@floydmarshalljr0 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/aconversationwithfm/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/aconversationwithfm/support

Welcome to the SLT “You Got Next” series This series is dedicated to the athlete/actor/entrepreneur who doesn't ask for any recognition but continues to push themselves to limits that many didn't think they had. We see you and we want to let the world know who you are... we present to you the SLT next series and Laura Harris @lauraharrisnbc5 has "Got Next" Make sure you subscribe, like and follow us on IG, Twitter and Facebook @sportlifetalk. You can watch the live streamed show on our Sportslifetalk Facebook page and on our YouTube channel. From Georgia to Texas and even Tokyo, Laura Harris leaves a lasting impression wherever she goes. We got a chance to talk to the Emmy winning reporter about how she got her start and why 43 likes her 2nd.Make sure you subscribe, like and follow us on IG, Twitter and Facebook @sportlifetalk. You can watch the live streamed show on our Sportslifetalk Facebook page and on our YouTube channel.

In this episode Chris and the team talk with Jerod Couch, producer and director of the indie series #WASHED and two-time Regional Emmy winner. Despite 15 years of experience creating content, #WASHED is Jerod's foray into filmmaking and long-form scripted content. He relishes in the intricacies of organization and culture-building, marketing, and overall strategy of television-film. Interview Topics: Who is Jerod Couch What or who inspired him to get into the film industry The meaning behind the name #WASHED and the synopsis of the show What was it like to put in the work and effort and be rewarded with Emmy's The challenges one may go through if they neglect celebrating moments of success Understanding the business aspects of a project; how to grow your team and get your projects out there The importance of the structure and the people behind the scenes What lead Jerod to sacrifice and volunteer as a production assistant for ESPN when he easily could have said no What advice would Jerod give to those aspiring in the film industry, given the current climate with COVID How do all of Jerod's successes compare to being a father The difficulty and payoff of having someone else do the work on your behalf The importance of having your spouse play a role alongside you Other projects Jerod is working on besides #WASHED   3 Principles For Success: Use your energy to hone your craft to a point where all you need to do is point at the scoreboard. Take the breaks off. If you're not embarrassed by your first work, you started too late.   Mentioned In Episode:ESPN espn.com   Guest: Jerod Couch Writer, Producer, and Director of #WASHED. Two-time Emmy winner. Social Media Links: https://www.instagram.com/thecreativecouch/?hl=en tv   Promote: #WASHED https://www.thecreativecouch.tv/washed   Quotes from Episode: And a lot of times it's a blessing, because you realize exactly who you are, and not the perception of who you think you should be. If you're not a leader, that's fine. Don't start writing your story with a beginning in mind. Know the endpoint, then come back and start writing the beginning. I will take “consistently good” over “occasionally great” any day of the week.

My guest for this episode is, Neal Davies, CEO at BBDO Dublin. Neal has 30 years of leadership experience as a client, an agency practitioner and most recently as CEO of Effie Worldwide. He has held leadership roles in London and New York at Kodak, McCann, Naked Communications, TBWA and now at BBDO Dublin, having recently returned to Europe with his family after 18 years in the USA. Along the way he won the UK TV Commercial of the Year, a Grand Effie and a Regional Emmy.Connect with Neal - https://www.linkedin.com/in/neal-davies-5a61123/ BBDO - https://www.bbdo.ie/ Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/scaling-your-business-wrian-lanigan. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Tonya Mantooth is CEO & Artistic Director for the San Diego International Film Festival. She is a ten-time Regional Emmy award winner with over 60 International Telly and ADDY awards. In 2012, Tonya took over the San Diego International Film Festival with a vision to bring international cinema to San Diego and grow the San Diego International Film Festival into a significant contributor to San Diego's economy. Today the San Diego International Film Festivalhas grown over 500%. The spectacular six-day Festival features 120+ film screenings, panelsand a red carpet Celebrity Tribute honoring actors such as Annette Bening, Adrian Brody, GeenaDavis, Lawrence Fishburne, Sir Patrick Stewart and countless others. Tonya is steadfast in herbelief that the experience of film allows us explore issues of global impact, to create dialog, andultimately to develop empathy and understanding in an increasingly diverse and complex world.

A Zoom meeting with outdoorswoman, mother, and entrepreneur, Lindsey Hayes of Forever Wild LLC. Lindsey talks for the next 50 minutes with Duluth Pack's CEO, Tom Sega, about her childhood in rural Wisconsin, her passion for the outdoors, her career in broadcast journalism in the NFL, NHL, MLB, and NBA, becoming a host of FOX Sports Detroit, Destinations Polaris, Made For The Outdoors, and Due North Sports, and becoming the leader of her own company, Forever Wild LLC. All while juggling being a new mom of two twin boys. Enjoy this week's episode of Leader of the Pack; a podcast by Duluth Pack. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/duluth-pack/support

We have a 3x Regional Emmy nominated playwright joining us today. Laterras R. Whitfield sits down with us and discusses what made him start his new podcast “Dear Future Wifey”. We also chat about dating in this new social media era and how he became an adoptive father through foster care. This episode is jam packed with “aha moments” and of course plenty of laughter. Chime in and let us know if you believe men and women can be truly trusted in this new age of dating. Don't forget to like, comment and subscribe to our podcast.

Interview with Mark about his days on "Chuck" as Big Mike, his two 2021 Emmy Nominations and advices for Actors on Indie Films.  You don't want to miss this episode. Veteran actor and comedian Mark Christopher Lawrence shines as the lead in his co-produced project, $TACK$ which earned him a 2021 Daytime Emmy nomination for “Outstanding Daytime Fiction Program.” Along with his Daytime Emmy nomination, he also received a nomination for a Regional Emmy for his work on “The Flourish.” We would love to arrange an interview with you and the multi-Emmy nominated actor to discuss his nominated projects, as well as his upcoming work which includes the highly anticipated Tyler Perry's series “All The Queen's Men” which will premiere on BET+ this summer! 

If you've listened this month, you know that we're celebrating Dads here in June and, specifically, we're talking with folks who were greatly influenced by their fathers.This week's guest is particularly intriguing because it can be fascinating when a son or daughter decides to follow in his or her father's footsteps...especially when that's in the media.Jim King was a legendary journalist, working for the Chicago Tribune and then a couple of radio stations before eventually helping to launch WQAD-TV up in the Quad Cities area -- and he had a couple of interesting stops in the middle.For nearly 40 years, Jim King's oldest son, Kris Ketz, has been a fixture at KMBC-TV and two of Jim's grandsons -- Kris' sons -- have followed in his footsteps...one in radio and one in TV.In case you're not familiar with Kris, here's part of his credentials: he is an Emmy-award winning anchor and investigative reporter, having captured a Midwest Emmy for best anchor in 2008. He also won in 1991 for an in-depth report on the influence of the Ku Klux Klan in the Kansas City area. He was nominated for a 2003 Emmy for best anchor, and nominated for a 2011 Regional Emmy award for “general assignment reporting.” In 2015 he was one of four local news anchors chosen to interview President Barack Obama in a one-on-one interview.Kris is a graduate of St. Ambrose University in Davenport, Iowa. He began his broadcasting career at the age of 18 as a weekend news anchor for radio station WQUA in Moline, Ill. He progressed to afternoon and morning anchor, until he became the station's news director.And in 1998, about a year before Jim King died unexpectedly, Kris and Jim co-anchored the Father's Day edition of KMBC 9 News at 10.Kris takes a swing at our Pregame Batting Practice and then discusses his dad's legacy, following in his footsteps, and being the father of two in the media. And much more.LINKS:For more information about the C-10 Mentoring & Leadership program for high school students, including the application process for current high school freshmen and sophomores, visit our website.For all episodes of the C-10 podcast and ways you can listen, click here.If you'd like to make a comment, have a suggestion for a future guest, or your company would like to help underwrite this podcast, please visit our contact page.

Rodney Block/Trumpeter, a Dumas, Arkansas native has been thriving in the regional music scene for the past ten years. Block has been featured and performed in various festivals and venues across the globe ranging from corporate to social, has built a niche in the genres of jazz and hip hop.  Notable artists he has shared the stage with include The Temptations, Earth, Wind, and Fire, Joe, Tank, Mary Wilson (of The Supremes), Sugar Ray, Chrissette Michelle, Eric Benet, Whodini, Conya Doss, Johnny Gill, Dwele, Jonathan Butler, Dave Hollister, Ellis, and Delfayo Marsalis, Kirk Whalum, Layla Hathaway, Eric Roberson, Anthony David, Lenny Williams, Angela Winbush, Howard Hewett, R.L. (of the R&B group Next), Marsha Ambrosius, Diane Reeves, Anthony Hamilton, Carl Thomas, and The Yellowjackets. Block has been a frequent guest artist with hip hop legend and icon, Doug E. Fresh. In 2007, Block's televised jazz feature, AETN Presents: Front Row with Rodney Block, was nominated for a Regional Emmy. In 2014, the band was honored with the Aurora Award and Telly Award, for its concert feature on the AETN television network. Rodney Block is to discuss his new music project and upcoming events on-air, feel free to call inSupport the show (https://www.gofundme.com/lets-jazz-it-up-ladydiva-live-radio&rcid=r01-155237937664-a0ba938ee6e24441&pc=ot_co_campmgmt_w)

Rodney Block/Trumpeter, a Dumas, Arkansas native has been thriving in the regional music scene for the past ten years. Block has been featured and performed in various festivals and venues across the globe ranging from corporate to social, has built a niche in the genres of jazz and hip hop. Notable artists he has shared the stage with include The Temptations, Earth, Wind, and Fire, Joe, Tank, Mary Wilson (of The Supremes), Sugar Ray, Chrissette Michelle, Eric Benet, Whodini, Conya Doss, Johnny Gill, Dwele, Jonathan Butler, Dave Hollister, Ellis, and Delfayo Marsalis, Kirk Whalum, Layla Hathaway, Eric Roberson, Anthony David, Lenny Williams, Angela Winbush, Howard Hewett, R.L. (of the R&B group Next), Marsha Ambrosius, Diane Reeves, Anthony Hamilton, Carl Thomas, and The Yellowjackets. Block has been a frequent guest artist with hip hop legend and icon, Doug E. Fresh. In 2007, Block's televised jazz feature, AETN Presents: Front Row with Rodney Block, was nominated for a Regional Emmy. In 2014, the band was honored with the Aurora Award and Telly Award, for its concert feature on the AETN television network. Rodney Block is to discuss his new music project and upcoming events on-air

In this episode, the Crew goes behind the scenes with award-winning author Tim Brady to discuss his latest non-fiction novel, THREE ORDINARY GIRLS. Tim Brady has more than 25 years of experience as a professional writer. He has written narrative histories, corporate histories, institutional histories and more than 200 articles for a wide range of magazines and journals. He has written for a number of college, university, and university departmental publications through the years and does book reviews for the Mpls. Star Tribune. For years he has written on the history of the University of Minnesota for the U of M's Minnesota Magazine---over sixty features through the years. He also writes for the University of Wisconsin alumni magazine, the U.S. Naval Academy alumni magazine, as well as Macalester and Carleton College. Tim has written and helped develop a number of television documentaries and created an award-winning Web site for PBS.org. He helped develop the Peabody Award-winning series, Liberty! The American Revolution for PBS and co-wrote Minnesota: A History of the Land, which won a Regional Emmy for Documentary writing. He has also written documentaries for the University of Minnesota, including A Tribute to Norman Borlaug. And don't forget to subscribe to our channel and leave a comment. And if you want to learn more about the guys from The Crew or see additional author interviews, visit us at http://www.thecrewreviews.com Follow us on social media: Twitter| https://twitter.com/CREWbookreviews Instagram| https://www.instagram.com/thecrewreviews/ Facebook| https://www.facebook.com/thecrewreviews/

He would grow up to be awarded a National Sigma Delta Chi for Journalism at the National Press Club in Washington DC, two National Edward R Murrow awards and 31 Regional Emmy’s but while that may be how his career ended, it certainly did not start that way. One miracle after another led him out of poverty, out of neglect and into the unlikely world of broadcasting. And yet in spite of everything it was those early years that prepared him for what was to come. In episode one “The Beginning” you will hear why things started so badly and how far he would have to go. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radermedia/support

Erica Hubbard started her career in 1988 doing voice-overs and starring in commercials such as: McDonald's, MCI, Reebok and Sears. She has worked in many markets, including Chicago, New York and California. Ms. Hubbard has performed in feature films distributed by Paramount, 20th Century Fox and TSIBILI Pictures. She has starred in television shows on various networks such as: CBS, NBC, MTV and the WB. In addition, she has graced the pages of many popular magazines, including Seventeen, Honey, Ebony and YM (as the Noxzema Girl). Erica attended Columbia College and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in three years. After graduating, Erica already had her own television show on WPWR, a UPN affiliate in Chicago. Before Erica's third season was aired, she received a Regional Emmy and earned a Service To America Award from the National Association of Broadcasters. This was a result of hosting the children/teen show: Up'N Running (1997). Erica's dynamic resume includes credits such as Save the Last Dance (2001), A Cinderella Story (2004), Light It Up (1999) and The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (2005) (a New York Times Best Selling Novel). Erica just wrapped Akeelah and the Bee (2006) for Lions Gate Films. Erica is working as a Regular on the series, Lincoln Heights (2006), on ABC Family Channel and Erica's animated series, The Replacements (2006), is airing now on Disney. As a unionized actress, she knows how important it is to be affiliated with organizations in her profession. Furthermore, she is a proud member of NATAS, IFP/West, AFI and WIF, and successfully continues her career, coast to coast. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/theactorslounge/support

Today on The Neil Haley Show, Neil Haley will interview CJ Crim of RESISTERHOOD. Cheryl Jacobs Crim is an independent filmmaker who has been telling provocative stories for television and film for three decades. She has produced, directed and edited numerous television specials and documentaries and has won dozens of regional, national and international awards including two Silver Telly's, a Gold Medal from the NY Film Festival and “Best of Show" from the Houston International Film Festival. She also has received 12 Regional Emmy's for Outstanding Specials and Documentaries including two for Individual Achievement in Directing and Editing.

Preston Jackson was chosen a 1998 Laureate of the Lincoln Academy of Illinois, the highest honor given to individuals in the State. He is professor emeritus of sculpture at the School of the Art Institute in Chicago. One of a family of ten children growing up in the small city of Decatur, Illinois, Preston Jackson became a storyteller and an artist at an early age. In his artwork he intends to deliver information about who we are, where we came from, and where we are headed. His training is in the field of metal fabrication, both steel and foundry cast metals, as well as in painting. The materials used most often in his pieces are cast bronze, steel, and stainless steel. His work tends to be narrative in nature, with emphasis on relating the details and personalities of our past. Preston was recently awarded a Regional Emmy for hosting "Legacy in Bronze", a television show featuring his Julieanne's Garden sculptures. If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in helping to convince hard-to-get guests.For show notes and past guests, please visit dougstonejazz.com/podcast-1Interested in sponsoring the podcast? Please fill out the sponsor formDiscover Doug’s music: dougstonejazz.com/musicInstagram: instagram.com/dougstonejazzsaxophoneFacebook: facebook.com/dougstoneBoston Sax ShopKeep The Music Playing Grant

Gabe Mayhan - BioGabe Mayhan is a cinematographer. He approaches each project with innovative technique, excitement, and a collaborative spirit. Over the course of his career behind the camera, Gabe has created a diverse body of work in the genres of indie films, short films, documentary, commercial and TV programming. Notably, his work on the feature length films' Antiquities & Lazy Eye both of which were released theatrically. Both films have a visual style and dialogue unique to the respected stories. A theme that spans across the board on all of his work. Gabe held double duties as the director and cinematographer on 2 nationally programmed PBS documentaries Champion Trees and Dream Land. Both films were nominated for a total of 8 Regional Emmy's taking home Best Documentary and Cinematography on Champion Trees and Best Editing for Dream Land. Behind the camera on documentaries he has had the privilege to work with renowned directors such as Lauren Greenfield on the King Maker. Some other notable doc's Gabe has been a part of are; HBO's All About Ann and on Showtimes The Years Project. Gabe brings an understanding that each project should have a unique visual language, and within each story there is an opportunity to evolve the narrative emotionally through the art and technique of cinematography. A discipline that has no doubt lead to the interest of filmmakers and audience around the globe.GABE MAYHANDIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY310.795.8840gabemayhan@me.com“Gabe Mayhan's shot-inventive cinematography is a joy in every frame...”—James Wegg Review, on Lazy Eye​“Gabe Mayhan did a wonderful job capturing both the expansive desert landscapes and the intimate moments, making great use of the light and the available space.”—Los Angeles Film Review on Lazy Eye ​“This film's basically comprised of snapshot moments (and wonderful location photography) of their relationship's start...”—Marvin Brown, on Lazy Eye​“One Please is one of the most beautiful looking short films I have ever seen. It has production values to rival big studio Hollywood productions - and the feel of something truly special. The period details are wonderful, really evoking the mood and innocence of the era, enhanced with a strong, bright color palette." —Hickey's House of Horrors ReviewIf you liked this podcast, shoot me an e-mail at filmmakingconversations@mail.comAlso, you can check out my documentary The People of Brixton, on Kwelitv here: www.kweli.tv/programs/the-peopl…xton?autoplay=trueDamien Swaby Social Media Links:Instagram www.instagram.com/damien_swaby_video_producer/Twittertwitter.com/DamienSwaby?ref_src…erp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

Gabe Mayhan - Bio Gabe Mayhan is a cinematographer. He approaches each project with innovative technique, excitement, and a collaborative spirit. Over the course of his career behind the camera, Gabe has created a diverse body of work in the genres of indie films, short films, documentary, commercial and TV programming. Notably, his work on the feature length films' Antiquities & Lazy Eye both of which were released theatrically. Both films have a visual style and dialogue unique to the respected stories. A theme that spans across the board on all of his work. Gabe held double duties as the director and cinematographer on 2 nationally programmed PBS documentaries Champion Trees and Dream Land. Both films were nominated for a total of 8 Regional Emmy's taking home Best Documentary and Cinematography on Champion Trees and Best Editing for Dream Land. Behind the camera on documentaries he has had the privilege to work with renowned directors such as Lauren Greenfield on the King Maker. Some other notable doc's Gabe has been a part of are; HBO's All About Ann and on Showtimes The Years Project. Gabe brings an understanding that each project should have a unique visual language, and within each story there is an opportunity to evolve the narrative emotionally through the art and technique of cinematography. A discipline that has no doubt lead to the interest of filmmakers and audience around the globe. GABE MAYHAN DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY 310.795.8840 gabemayhan@me.com “Gabe Mayhan’s shot-inventive cinematography is a joy in every frame...” —James Wegg Review, on Lazy Eye ​ “Gabe Mayhan did a wonderful job capturing both the expansive desert landscapes and the intimate moments, making great use of the light and the available space.” —Los Angeles Film Review on Lazy Eye ​ “This film’s basically comprised of snapshot moments (and wonderful location photography) of their relationship’s start...” —Marvin Brown, on Lazy Eye ​ “One Please is one of the most beautiful looking short films I have ever seen. It has production values to rival big studio Hollywood productions - and the feel of something truly special. The period details are wonderful, really evoking the mood and innocence of the era, enhanced with a strong, bright color palette." —Hickey’s House of Horrors Review If you liked this podcast, shoot me an e-mail at filmmakingconversations@mail.com Also, you can check out my documentary The People of Brixton, on Kwelitv here: www.kweli.tv/programs/the-peopl…xton?autoplay=true Damien Swaby Social Media Links: Instagram www.instagram.com/damien_swaby_video_producer/ Twitter twitter.com/DamienSwaby?ref_src…erp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor

Linda Moulton Howe is an American investigative journalist and Regional Emmy award-winning documentary film maker best known for her work as a ufologist and advocate of a variety of conspiracy theories, including her investigation of cattle mutilations and conclusion that they are performed by extraterrestrials. Source - https://youtu.be/rrHIDgbJIxU CHECK OUT MY CONCIOUS MUSIC - •••https://spoti.fi/2Rvkm5F •••INSTAGRAM - https://bit.ly/2zdUepR--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/megapod/message

Linda Moulton Howe is an American investigative journalist and Regional Emmy award-winning documentary film maker best known for her work as a ufologist and advocate of a variety of conspiracy theories, including her investigation of cattle mutilations and conclusion that they are performed by extraterrestrials. Source - https://youtu.be/rrHIDgbJIxU ••• CHECK OUT MY CONCIOUS MUSIC - https://spoti.fi/2Rvkm5F ••• Twitter - https://bit.ly/2XLNUQA ••• INSTAGRAM - https://bit.ly/2zdUepR--- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/megapod/message

10-time Regional Emmy award winner with more than 60 international awards, Tonya is a highly regarded San Diego film producer. Today, Tonya is Co-Founder and President of The Dakota Group—an esteemed film and post-production company in Southern California. Tonya has produced a plethora of National TV Campaigns and award-winning documentaries for Fortune 500 companies but in 2007, she launched Mantooth Studios and expanded her production scope to include CGI and Entertainment Projects. Under Mantooth Films, Tonya Executively Produced four feature films—including Grave Secrets which became the pilot to the Nickelodeon Series, Dead Time Stories. In 2012, Tonya and several colleagues took over the San Diego International Film Festival with a two-fold vision: To bring international cinema to America’s finest city and grow the International Film Festival as a significant contributor to the city’s economy. San Diego International Film Festival has grown by over 500% and the spectacular six-day Festival features 120+ film screenings, parties and a red-carpet Celebrity Tribute—honoring actors such as Adrian Brody, Sir Patrick Stewart and countless others. She believes that cinematic storytelling gives us the opportunity to find common ground through shared human experiences in our increasingly complex world.

We begin our conversation with T Mychael Rambo, Regional Emmy award winning performer, educator, and public speaker. Today we’ll talk about his journey to reinvent himself and how sobriety helped him to stop, reassess, and start him down an unexpected path. We’ll also talk about the work it takes to change lanes, the importance of showing up, and the payoff of taking the risk and saying ‘I can do that’.  

Tonya Mantooth, CEO and Artistic Director of the San Diego International Film Festival joins us in studio. Tonya is a ten-time Regional Emmy award winner with over 60 International Telly and ADDY awards. Tonya is easily one of the most highly regarded film producers based in San Diego and is passionate about bringing extraordinary films and filmmakers from around the world to San Diego. She and the festival team have grown it by 500%. I shared my own personal experiences with her that you won't want to miss!

Aundrea Cline-Thomas is an Emmy award-winning reporter for NBC10 News in Philadelphia. When Aundrea is not working, you can find her in the community, volunteering, moderating, or hosting many events for non-profit organizations. Aundrea joined NBC10 news in September of 2015. In 2017 she won a Regional Emmy award for team coverage of the Delaware Prison Standoff. The same year the Philadelphia Association of Black Journalists named her Broadcast Journalist of the Year.  Prior to joining NBC10, Aundrea worked as the lead education reporter for four years at WTVF, the CBS affiliate in Nashville, where she won a regional Emmy award for Spot News. She also worked at News 14 Carolina in Charlotte for two years as a reporter and photographer, and WMGT, the NBC affiliate in Macon, Georgia. Aundrea has also been an instructor at the Carolina School of Broadcasting. Aundrea received a bachelor’s degree in Communications with a minor in Black Studies from Boston College, and a master’s degree in Broadcast Journalism from the University of Maryland. Raised in a Maryland suburb of Washington D.C., Aundrea is the youngest of three children whose parents are originally from Sierra Leone, West Africa. Doing stuff scared: Did your path involve some moments of fear or even stage fright? Aundrea knows how it feels! She wanted to be a teacher until the 8th grade, when she realized that she would have to discipline unruly kids. That was enough to squelch the teacher dream! As a senior, she participated in a program at American University that pushed her in the direction of broadcast journalism, which turned out to be life-changing. For the first time, she was excited about something and felt that her gifts were truly being used. She loved the creative process of photography and editing, but the “in front of the camera” part was another story, and it didn’t come naturally for this introvert. She learned to “do stuff scared,” battle the stage fright, embrace the scary process and keep going. TWEET:  “I feel like I’m still #teaching, but the classroom is different.” @AClineThomas   Facing challenges: How do you respond when things are just unfair in your career? Aundrea faced many challenges, and she doesn’t know if they were more because of her gender or her race. She has always been determined to be a hard-worker---no matter what. She’s had to learn the hard lesson that she isn’t going to please everyone. Her best advice about these challenges is: “Go somewhere where what you have to offer is valued, and don’t take things personally. At the end of the day, it’s a business, and life experiences have shown that things usually work themselves out.” TWEET: “I face challenges, and sometimes I don’t know if it’s gender or race.” @AClineThomas   “Eternal faith in myself and my ability”: Do you know what it feels like to work in a toxic environment? When you aren’t valued or offered the same promotions as someone else, you need to walk away in order to do what’s best for you. Aundrea left a job not knowing what was next or what she would do. It took months to find a job, and it wasn’t even what she wanted to do! It was a time that tested her faith and put her ego in check as she woke up every day to go to a job that she didn’t want to do. She had to have eternal faith in herself and her ability to make it through. The important lesson she learned was: “This isn’t the end or even the beginning, but it’s a part of the process.” TWEET: “I think of myself on a continuum, not at a destination.” @AClineThomas   Guest Recommendation: ONE action for a dream chaser to take—“Dreams are no good if they stay in your head; you have to put action to it. If you’re not in school and want to be a journalist, then start learning the journalism industry. Figure out what skills are your strengths and create something right now.”   OUTLINE OF THIS EPISODE: [2:14] The Philly connection for a Maryland girl who originally wanted to be a teacher [6:47] An introvert who goes in front of the camera [8:17] Getting past the ugly mistakes, learning, and growing [10:42] Still learning and facing challenges [12:47] Having to say NO because of discrimination [17:37] “Betting on myself” [19:10] The interview tour: Buffalo, Nashville, and Charlotte [22:56] Going full circle back to education as a journalist [24:40] Giving back [26:07] Something surprising about broadcast journalism [29:09] Journalistic integrity, transparency, and the process [33:51] Where journalism is going in the future [36:09] Aundrea’s bucket list [37:08] ONE action for a dream chaser RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THE EPISODE: Aundrea onTwitter Aundrea on Instagram   This episode is sponsored by patreon campaign supporters. Thanks to all of you for supporting my mission to inspire, equip, and empower people to chase their dreams. You can find all of our supporters over at aimeej21.com/supporters   TWEETS YOU CAN USE: TWEET:  “I feel like I’m still #teaching, but the classroom is different.” @AClineThomas TWEET: “It feels terrible to make an ugly #mistake, but you can’t stay in the feeling of it.” @AClineThomas TWEET: “Keep going forward. #Mindset is like muscle memory and it keeps getting easier and easier.” @AClineThomas TWEET: “Sometimes you just have to leave with your purse and your dignity.” @AClineThomas          

Voice Over Actor, singer and Author Rodney Saulsberry discusses how to be successful in the field of eLearning/Narration with special guest Christi Bowen. Christi is a full-time voice talent, coach, mentor, producer and speaker with over 25 years experience in voice over and video production. She records daily for clients all over the world and specializes in eLearning narrations. Her clients include Walmart, General Mills, AAA Auto Club, Swarovski, IKEA, Philips and many more! Christi was a featured speaker and Panel Moderator at VO Atlanta 2017 for the eLearning track. She is proud to be the Team Lead for the eLearning/Narration Track at VO Atlanta 2018. She is a Regional Emmy and 9-time Telly Award winner for projects she’s produced.

Jay Korff is a general assignment reporter with ABC7/WJLA-TV & News Channel 8 in Washington D.C. He is also the director of the full-length documentary "Endure". Jay has received 41 Regional Emmy awards, 19 Regional Edward R. Murrow awards, 3 National Headliner Awards and 3 National Murrows. He's also been honored by the Chesapeake Associated Press Broadcasters Association for his investigative work relating to dysfunction, waste and mismanagement within D.C. government. Jay is a native of the Philadelphia area. He graduated from Indiana University with a degree in Telecommunications, while minoring in Political Science. He came to Washington D.C. in 2003, after working at WKRN-TV in Nashville, Tennessee. Before that, he reported for stations in Fort Wayne, Indiana; LaCrosse, Wisconsin; and Helena, Montana. SHOW NOTES - Website: www.WJLA.com Email:  jkorff@sbgtv.com For some feel good stories that Jay does for ABC-7 Stories click here Twitter: @abc7jay Endure Film Facebook: EndureFilm Watch the Endure Film about Tom Mitchell doing a 200-mile race to raise awareness for cancer. Jay recommends the book All the Light You Cannot See by Anthony Doerr Today's podcast is brought to you by audible - get a FREE audiobook download and 30-day free trial at www.audibletrial.com/SuccessIsAChoice. Over 180,000 titles to choose from for your iPhone, Android, Kindle or mp3 player, including books from some of our previous guests like Pat Williams, Jeremie Kubicek, Micheal Burt, and Kevin Harrington.

Yezmin Thomas, 11 Time Regional Emmy Award Winning Journalist and host of One Take with Yezmin Thomas, joins Entrepreneur Hour to discuss why our purpose is so vitally important to the human experience. Today's Sponsor: The Business Lounge Resources: Download My FREE Business Resources Grab a Seat at My Masterclass The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People: By Stephen R Covey One Take with Yezmin Thomas  

In This Episode Guest:  John Belski, Meteorologist, WLKY-TV and Author of Backyard Weather Folklore Lightning Round:  Who Wants To Be A Millionaire on Groundhog Day The team discusses Drowning Deaths from Hurricane Matthew Weather Fools: We share our most crazy examples WxResources: Highlighting weather resources for our listeners Listener Questions and Comments Episode 13 Guest will be Jon Erdmann, Meteorologist, The Weather Channel Our Guest John Belski, Meteorologist, WLKY-TV in Louisville, KY and Author of Backyard Weather Folklore   John worked for WLKY in the 1980's and then for WAVE-TV in the 1990's until 2010.  Over the years he received various awards. Among these were a Regional Emmy for severe weather coverage and a Special Service Award from the National Weather Service. He was recipient of the national Mark Trail Award from the National Weather Service for public education about weather radios.  He was voted Best Meteorologist of Louisville and the Best of Kentucky numerous times by different publications.  On the science end of the weather, John was the first meteorologist in the country to present a daily 14 day forecast. He was even invited to the White House to meet with President Clinton and Vice-President Gore for a discussion on global warming.  On the fun end of the weather, John wrote a book titled, Backyard Weather Folklore.      Belski’s Blog (find links to the book here)  John on Twitter @JohnBelskiWLKY John Belski on Facebook   Backyard Weather Folklore Book can also be purchased for $15 (includes shipping) through the mail at: John Belski WLKY 1918 Mellwood Ave. Louisville, KY 40206 Drowning Deaths in Hurricane Matthew The Wx Social: Fine, Water Doesn’t Scare You? How About Ten Thousand Dollars? By Josh Eachus Weather Fools Links   Dina: YouTube Funny and Weird Weather Compilation 2016 WxResources Links Kathryn: Earth.nullschool.net Dina: Living Earth App Phil: 5-0 Radio Police Scanner App (iOS) (Android)   Submit your questions or comments to questions@stormfrontfreaks.com and we may read it on our next episode!   We’ll be at Indiana ChaserCon November 19! Credits Opening and Closing Music: Andrew Slotta  

BEAU DAVIDSON - THE AMERICAN GENTLEMAN - MUSICIAN & PERFORMER Born in Memphis, Tennessee, Regional EMMY® nominee Beau Davidson is an international recording artist, songwriter, and actor. He graduated Northwestern University with a degree in vocal performance/opera and political science. On stage, Beau appeared as Danny Zuko in Grease and A Little Night Music opposite Patti LuPone.  His television credits include Days of Our Lives and Gilmore Girls. Beau was named one of Nashville's 25 Most Beautiful People, Cosmopolitan's 51 Hottest Bachelors. He appeared on Oprah, The Today Show, Fox & Friends, Entertainment Tonight and Clear Channel as an Artist to Watch.  Beau starred on The Bold and The Beautiful, acting and singing. Beau performed at the American Spirit Pageant and was a special entertainer for Miss Universe pageants.   He sang at the MAACO Las Vegas Bowl live on ESPN. The Blessed documentary-style music video honoring the US military debuted on CMT.  He sang Blessed at the 2015 National Memorial Day Parade live and televised.  Beau sings “Blessed” in the 2016 Hallmark movie The Ultimate Legacy with Raquel Welch, Brian, marking the fourth major licensing of the song, and his Renaissance man quality as actor, singer, and composer. Visitwww.BeauDavidson.net

This special episode of Living Care Radio features Thomas C. Cock, founder of Vestory Investment Advisory. Tom is co-host of Investoradio, a weekly radio show and podcast. He has been in broadcasting for over 35 years, including a 5 year stint as the TV host of PBS’ Serious Money which was nominated for a Regional Emmy. Prior to founding Vestory in 2009, Tom was a partner at one of the largest investment advisory firms in the country. Tom played a key role in the growth of that firm for over a decade, and was instrumental in making it one of the 100 fastest growing private companies in Washington state. In his current capacity Tom oversees the advising, compliance and business operations of Vestory as well as working with his own clients. He is also a speaker at many events, and hosts several radio programs on investing. Tom is interviewed often for his views on money and finance. He has been interviewed by many radio and TV stations, including KOMO, KVI, KCBS, KFNN, KKNT and KZOK. He has also been quoted at Bankrate.com, The Wall Street Journal, and in Horizon Air Magazine.

Erica Hubbard started her career doing voice-overs and starring in commercials such as: McDonald's, MCI, Reebok and Sears. She has worked in many markets, including Chicago, New York and California. Ms. Hubbard has performed in feature films distributed by Paramount, 20th Century Fox and Warner Bros. She has starred in television shows on various networks such as: CBS, NBC, MTV and FOX. In addition, she has graced the pages of many popular magazines, including Seventeen, Ebony and YM as a former Ford Model. Erica attended Columbia College and earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in three years. After graduating, Erica already had her own television show on WPWR, a UPN affiliate in Chicago. Before Erica's third season was aired, she received a Regional Emmy and earned a Service To America Award from the National Association of Broadcasters. This was a result of hosting the children/teen show: Up 'N Running. Erica Hubbard has also been nominated in 'What Would Jesus Do' stageplay, for the NAACP THEATRE AWARDS! Erica's dynamic resume includes credits such as Save The Last Dance, A Cinderella Story, Light It Up and Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants (a New York Times Best Selling Novel) and Akeelah and the Bee for Lions Gate Films alongside another Chicagoan-Keke Palmer portraying Kiana (her older sister). Erica also has lend her voice to the Disney Animation The Replacements. Erica worked as a Regular (as Cassie Sutton) on the critically acclaimed series Lincoln Heights for four seasons which originally aired on ABC Family and is currently syndicated on TV One. Recently, Lincoln Heights Television Show won the NAACP Image Award for "Outstanding Best Drama Series"!