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Estimados señores... y señoras...¿Ustedes sí están preparados para escuchar el episodio de una de las actrices que ha llevado el nombre de nuestro país hasta Hollywood?

¿Que te debes?Un espacio de reflexion y conciencia para recordar que también merecemos cumplir las promesas que un dia nos hicimos.

En este episodio, que da inicio a la séptima temporada de Antropología Pop, voy a intentar responder, desde mi experiencia, qué son la antropología y la etnografía.Para hacerlo, voy a abordar la etnografía en su triple acepción: como enfoque, como metodología y como género de escritura.Como verán, en la práctica me cuesta mucho separar la antropología de la etnografía.Ojalá les sirva.

José Antonio Restrepo, gerente general de Eclipse Flowers, Ayurá y presidente de la junta directiva de Asocolflores by Diario La república

Programa 725 de "La Voz del Deporte Antioqueño" de Indeportes Antioquia, emisión del sábado 25 de julio de 2026.Temática:1: Avanza la realización de la edición 46 de los Juegos Intercolegiados “Generación de Campeones” en el departamento de Antioquia. Ya pasaron zonales en Amalfi, Carepa y Ciudad Bolívar. (Informe de María Carlota Fernández Pérez).2: Carlos Mario Idárraga Ríos, árbitro de fútbol de salón de Antioquia, cuenta de su labor en más de 40 años en el ejercicio del juzgamiento de ese deporte. (Informe de Luis Fernando Loaiza Gallego).3: Durante esta semana, del lunes 20 al viernes 24, hubo justas atléticas estudiantiles en el municipio de La Ceja del Tambo en el Oriente. (Invitado Luis Adrián Chica Ríos. Informe de Herbert Martínez Restrepo).4: La comunicadora del Imder de Carepa, Yeni Delgado Murillo llega a este espacio radial con su historia de vida y su quehacer en el sector deporte, recreación y actividad física. (Informe de Luis Fernando Loaiza Gallego).5: En Barbosa se realizaron los Juegos Intercolegiados "Generación de Campeones" del Valle de Aburrá. (Invitada Viviana Marcela Rendón Madrid, coordinadora de deportes de Itagüí. Informe de Rodrigo Mora Quiroz).6: La próxima semana, del martes 28 de julio al sábado 1 de agosto la “Generación de Campeones” llega a Occidente en Santa Fe de Antioquia y a Norte y Bajo Cauca en Donmatías. (Informe de Andrés Esteban Marín Marín).

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What does it really take to make a documentary that finds an audience and earns its money back?“You have to have the passion for the story and the passion to do the work, because it will not be easy.”— Joe AmodeiIf you want to make a documentary, the hardest questions are not the ones about cameras. They are about access, money, and whether anyone will ever watch it. In Documentary First Episode 283, a distributor who has spent more than forty-five years releasing films, and has now directed his first one, gives 7 filmmaking tips that cut straight to those questions, from getting access to a famous subject to setting a budget that can actually earn its money back.In Episode 283, Christian Taylor sits down with Joe Amodei, the founder of Virgil Films and a film distributor of more than forty-five years, who has released hundreds of documentaries including Super Size Me, the Oscar-nominated Restrepo, and Forks Over Knives. After decades of releasing other people's films and learning from the mistakes he watched filmmakers make, Joe finally made his own: Cold War in Philly, the story of the night in 1976 when the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Soviet Red Army. He came to find out whether his own advice would hold up.The throughline is simple and a little daring: a career distributor became a first-time director, determined not to repeat the mistakes he had watched other filmmakers make. Along the way he explains how he got access to a legendary NHL team through its alumni association, why he kept the budget under $250,000, why a built-in audience mattered so much, and a first documentary that sold out theaters across Philadelphia. Running underneath it is the Cold War itself: the KGB minders, the players who hated the government but not each other, and the heroes Joe got on camera before they were gone.IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN:How to get access to famous people and organizations, through the alumni associationWhat Joe did once he was in the room: prove yourself, be yourself, and be honestThe deals he had to clear before filming, the team, the owner, and the league, and that they took nearly a yearWhy a built-in audience is what decides whether an indie film succeedsWhat to budget for a documentary, and why Joe will not spend more than $250,000 on an indie docHow Joe made sure to get the players on camera, including two who passed away after their interviewsWhy his first film took two and a half years, and what he would do differently next timeThe qualities that make a film distributor worth trusting: answering calls, paying on time, being honestThe two things Joe says it takes to finish a filmWhy Joe believes the work is worth it, from the players' gratitude to a film that outlives everyoneCHAPTERS0:00 Becoming a First-Time Director2:42 How Do You Get Access?9:33 Capturing Heroes in Time13:04 Structuring the Documentary21:20 The Grind of Production28:11 Selling Out Theaters38:32 What Makes a Film Succeed?41:37 What Should a Doc Budget Be?44:48 How Do You Keep Going?47:38 Is Filmmaking Worth It?FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSHow do you get access to famous people or organizations for a documentary?Go through the alumni association. Joe Amodei got the Philadelphia Flyers by working with the team's alumni group, which controls appearances for former players. Nearly every major sports team and league has one, usually run by one or two people. Find that person, earn their trust, and they can open the door to the whole roster. Then be ready to handle the separate contracts with the team, the owner, and the league.How much does it cost to make a documentary?For an independent documentary, Joe Amodei's rule is not to spend more than $250,000. The reasoning is about return: know what the film can realistically earn back before you set the documentary budget, and understand the market you are spending against. A built-in audience and disciplined spending give a documentary a real chance to make its money back.What makes an independent film succeed in today's market?A built-in audience. Joe Amodei says a film does best when people already care about the subject before it exists. Cold War in Philly had Flyers fans waiting for it, and the sold-out theatrical run followed. If you cannot name the audience for your idea, Joe's view is you might not want to make it. When you can, the film has a base to launch from and can cross over to viewers beyond the core, people who told Joe they were not even hockey fans.What does it take to succeed as a documentary filmmaker?Two things, according to Joe Amodei: passion and willpower. Passion for the story carries you through a process that will not be easy, and willpower keeps you going when the edit stalls and the work is not moving as fast as you wanted. You owe it to your investors, your subjects, and the people who gave up their time to sit for you. His advice is simple: you cannot give up.What should you look for in a film distributor?Christian describes what makes Joe a distributor worth trusting: he answers calls and emails, pays on time, sends the reports that are due, and is honest. She notes that this basic reliability is rarer than it should be in the business, and it is exactly what separates a distributor you can trust from one you cannot.DOCUVIEW DÉJÀ VU PICKSIn the DocuView Déjà Vu segment, Joe Amodei highlighted two documentaries from the Virgil Films slate: She Was Here, about the young actress from Poltergeist, and Broken Brothers, directed by Jeff Levine, a future Documentary First guest. Both are available on Amazon and Apple TV.SPONSORED BYVirgil Films Entertainment. With more than twenty-five years of distribution experience, Virgil releases documentaries and indie features and works directly with every major platform. Learn more at https://virgilfilms.com.ABOUT JOE AMODEIJoe Amodei is the founder of Virgil Films and a film distributor with more than forty-five years in the industry. He started in retail, worked in live entertainment for Ted Turner and Barry Diller, and went on to release hundreds of documentaries, including Super Size Me, the Oscar-nominated Restrepo, and Forks Over Knives. Cold War in Philly is his directorial debut, the story of the 1976 game in which the Philadelphia Flyers beat the Soviet Red Army. Learn more at https://coldwarinphilly.com.ABOUT VIRGIL FILMSVirgil Films and Entertainment is an independent distributor known for documentaries and indie features, with a catalog that includes Super Size Me, Restrepo, Forks Over Knives, To Die For, Seven Yards, and Speed is Expensive. The company works directly with every major transactional platform and offers filmmakers a range of deals, from standard distribution to service arrangements. Recent and upcoming releases include She Was Here and Broken Brothers. Learn more at https://virgilfilms.com.ABOUT DOCUMENTARY FIRSTDocumentary First is the show where we dig into the craft of filmmaking, the business, and the truth of it. Host Christian Taylor is a documentary filmmaker, actor, and voice actor, and the director of The Girl Who Wore Freedom and Heroes of Carentan. Each week she sits down with the people who make documentaries and pulls out what actually works.RESOURCES MENTIONEDCold War in Philly (film site): https://coldwarinphilly.com/Cold War in Philly is available to rent or buy on Amazon, Apple TV, Vudu, and YouTubeThe Girl Who Wore Freedom (Christian Taylor, distributed by Virgil Films)Films referenced: Super Size Me, Restrepo, Forks Over KnivesLISTEN AND FOLLOWListen to this episode and follow Documentary First on your favorite app:...

La visita del vicepresidente Restrepo y algunos de los ministros electos a Washington es una de las mejores noticias para la economía, pero les faltó abordar –de una vez– el tema del TLC

¿Sabías que la inflamación crónica es la raíz de TODAS las enfermedades? Cáncer, Alzheimer, diabetes, obesidad, enfermedades cardiovasculares... todo comienza con una inflamación silenciosa. En esta segunda parte de Sin Manual, la doctora Pilar Restrepo (médica funcional y autora de "¿Estás Inflamado? Averígualo y Cambia tu Destino en 21 Días") revela cómo detectarla y los 7 pilares para revertirla.

Emisión del sábado 11 de julio de 2026 de "La Voz del Deporte Antioqueño" de Indeportes Antioquia. Episodio 723.Temática:1. Deportistas de Antioquia descollaron en la ciudad de Ibagué, capital del departamento del Tolima, en el Campeonato Nacional de BMX 2026. Medallas y títulos en masculino y femenino y en diferentes categorías. (Invitadas Valentina Muñoz y Nicole Foronda, deportistas de BMX. Informe de Juan Fernando Castrillón Benjumea).2. Indeportes Antioquia llevó a feliz término la edición 2026 de los Juegos Campesinos "Héroes de la Tierra". Turbo, Frontino, Santa Rosa de Osos, San Roque, La Ceja del Tambo y Salgar fueron los campeones zonales. (Invitado Herbert Martínez Restrepo. Informe de Andrés Esteban Marín Marín).3. Ya vienen los 46º Juegos Deportivos Intercolegiados de Antioquia. Los primeros zonales serán en Amalfi, Carepa y Ciudad Bolívar, en las subregiones de Nordeste-Magdalena Medio, Urabá y Suroeste. (Invitados Jorge Esteban Hincapié Herrera de Amalfi, Jaime Guerrero Arboleda de Ciudad Bolívar y Héctor Abad Cuervo Cañola de Indeportes Antioquia. Informe de Andrés Esteban Marín Marín).4. Desde el municipio de Gómez Plata uno de sus gestores deportivos nos cuenta cómo trabajan en esa población del Norte de Antioquia y hacia a dónde apuntan. (Invitado Héctor Fernando Brand. Informe de Luis Fernando Loaiza Gallego).

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"La Voz del Deporte Antioqueño" de Indeportes Antioquia. Emisión del sábado 4 de julio de 2026. Episodio 722.Temáticas:1. En el municipio de Titiribí se realizan los Juegos Campesinos "Héroes de la Tierra" del Suroeste. (Invitados Yorman Baltán de baloncesto de Jardín, Bibiana Caicedo de baloncesto de Concordia y Silvia Sosa, comerciante de Titirirí. Informe de Liceth Catalina Cano González).2. Los Juegos Campesinos "Héroes de la Tierra" de Norte y Bajo Cauca se llevan a cabo en el municipio de Ituango. (Invitados Jhony Giraldo asesor deportivo de Ituango y Albeiro Mercado deportista de voleibol de Valdivia. Informe de Luis Fernando Loaiza Gallego).3. Los "Héroes de la Tierra" del Nordeste y Magdalena Medio disfrutan en San Roque de los Juegos Campesinos de esas dos subregiones. (Invitada Yuri Duque, coordinadora de deporte, recreación y actividad física de San Roque. Informe de Herbert Martínez Restrepo).4. En El Santuario se realizan los Juegos Campesinos "Héroes de la Tierra" de Oriente. (Invitado Herney García de billar de San Vicente Ferrer. Informe de Beatriz Elena Quiceno Gil).5. El periodista Andrés Esteban Marín Marín se fue a Chigorodó a los Juegos Campesinos de la subregión de Urabá. (Invitado Luis Enrique Herrera Correa, atleta del municipio de San Juan de Urabá).6. Los Juegos Campesinos "Héroes de Tierra" de Occidente tienen lugar en el municipio de Abriaquí. (Invitado Danny Alberto Salas Gallego, alcalde de Abriaquí. Informe de Alejandra Jiménez Echeverri).

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8. ¡Bicampeón histórico! El caldense Tomás Restrepo retiene la corona mundial juvenil de golf en el Japón. Deportes by LA PATRIA

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¿Crees que la menopausia es el "fin" de tu vida plena? ¿Sientes que "algo está mal" pero tu ginecólogo te dice que "es normal"? En este episodio de Sin Manual, la doctora Pilar Restrepo (médica funcional especializada en salud digestiva y bienestar integrativo) revela por qué los 40-60 son la VENTANA DE OPORTUNIDAD para una longevidad saludable y cómo la terapia hormonal BIEN indicada puede ser un salvavidas, no un peligro.

5.2 millones de micronegocios informales en Colombia. Un país entero que casi nadie nombra. José Manuel Restrepo —exministro de Hacienda y fórmula vicepresidencial de Abelardo de la Espriella— se sienta con Álvaro Rodríguez a hablar del emprendedor invisible: el del puesto de arepas, el tendero, el que tiene su fábrica en la casa.En este episodio: por qué "la informalidad no es un delito", el plan contra la "esclavitud financiera" del gota a gota, la brecha de productividad que separa a una microempresa de una grande hasta 20 veces, y por qué Restrepo sostiene que "la iniciativa privada es la que va a salvar este país".Una conversación sobre los 5.2 millones de negocios que sostienen al país — y el mensaje final para el microempresario que aún no sabe por quién votar.EN ESTE EPISODIO:El país que nadie ve: 5.2 millones de informalesAcceso a capital y el fin del gota a gotaFragilidad financiera y productividadCosto tributario, regulatorio y energético"Patria milagro o patria migaja": el cierre

He Could Become Anyone on Stage. What Was He Hiding Offstage?Danny Gans was the Man of Many Voices, the highest-paid headliner on the Las Vegas Strip, and the first performer to sell a $100 ticket on the Strip. He could become almost anyone on stage. Privately, he carried a pain he kept hidden. In Voices: The Danny Gans Story, his son Andrew Davies Gans sets out to tell that whole story, the legend and the man, in his directorial debut.In Episode 280, Christian Taylor sits down with director and producer Andrew Davies Gans to talk about the documentary he made about his father. Andrew shares how a baseball injury and his father's death in the same month set him on the path to filmmaking, why he chose to put himself and his family inside the frame, and how the film became a search for the truth about Danny's chronic pain and the legacy he left behind.The conversation traces a three-generation pattern of athletic dreams cut short and lives reinvented in entertainment, from Danny's father singing in the Catskills to Danny's rise from a severed Achilles to the top of the Strip. Andrew talks about comedian Louie Anderson's advice to tell the story the hard way, the Scent of a Woman speech that became one of the film's most powerful edits, and the decision to show his father's chronic pain honestly rather than hide it. It is a conversation about grief, fatherhood, and what we owe the people who came before us.In this episode, you'll learn:How Danny Gans went from a minor league baseball career to becoming the Man of Many Voices in Las VegasWhy three generations of the Gans family traded athletic dreams for lives on stageHow Danny Gans became the first performer to sell a $100 ticket on the Las Vegas StripWhat it takes to direct your first documentary about your own fatherWhy Andrew Davies Gans chose to put himself and his family inside the filmWhat comedian Louie Anderson taught Andrew about telling a story the hard wayHow the Scent of a Woman speech became one of the film's most powerful momentsWhy Andrew decided to tell the truth about his father's struggle with chronic painHow an editor earned a writing credit in the documentary edit roomWhat a three-and-a-half-hour first cut taught Andrew about finding the real filmChapters0:00 Losing his father and his baseball dream in the same month2:09 From a Major League dream to filmmaking: a son finds his father's story5:34 Three generations of dreamers: the grandfather, the Catskills, and a family that reinvents itself7:22 The White Sox draft, a severed Achilles, and Danny's rise to the Man of Many Voices10:54 Why Andrew made the film: a 10th anniversary, a teaser, and a COVID shutdown14:17 Trailer: Voices: The Danny Gans Story, the $100 ticket legend, and a word from Virgil Films18:27 Rebuilding after COVID, and becoming a father mid-production20:42 Choosing vulnerability: the decision to put himself in the film22:57 Louie Anderson and the choice to tell the story the hard way26:30 The hardest truth: the Al Pacino 'Scent of a Woman' edit, chronic pain, and one of millions35:20 First-time filmmaking lessons: why you shouldn't be 100% prepared38:16 Inside the edit room: movie magic and a writing credit for the editor41:48 The Vegas voices: Tony Orlando, Donny Osmond, and Steve Wynn48:37 What's next: narrative films, the festival run, and distribution52:37 DocuView Déjà Vu: Shuffle and Searching for Sugar ManFrequently Asked QuestionsWho was Danny Gans?Danny Gans was a singer, actor, and impressionist billed as The Man of Many Voices. He was named Las Vegas Entertainer of the Year roughly a dozen times and was the first performer to sell a $100 ticket on the Las Vegas Strip, headlining sold-out shows for years at the Mirage and the Encore at Wynn Las Vegas. A former minor league baseball player, he turned to entertainment after a career-ending injury.How did Danny Gans die?Danny Gans died on May 1, 2009, at age 52, in his sleep at his home in Henderson, Nevada. The Clark County coroner ruled the death accidental, caused by a toxic reaction to the prescription painkiller hydromorphone, which Gans took for chronic pain syndrome. Underlying heart disease and a blood disorder were contributing factors. The coroner stated clearly that this was not a case of drug abuse.What is Voices: The Danny Gans Story about?Voices: The Danny Gans Story is a documentary directed by Danny's son, Andrew Davies Gans, in his directorial debut. It traces Danny's improbable rise from a baseball injury to Las Vegas stardom, then becomes a personal account as Andrew searches for the truth about his father's hidden struggle with chronic pain. The film is as much about grief, fatherhood, and legacy as it is about a legendary career.Who directed the Danny Gans documentary?The documentary was directed by Andrew Davies Gans, Danny Gans's son, in his directorial debut after producing roughly a dozen films. Andrew appears in the film himself, wrestling on camera with how much of his father's private life to reveal. That decision becomes a central thread in the second half of the movie.Where can I watch Voices: The Danny Gans Story?Voices: The Danny Gans Story premiered in June 2025 at Dances with Films at the TCL Chinese Theatre and went on to screen at festivals including the Austin Film Festival, along with additional special screenings. At the time of this conversation, a wider distribution deal was being finalized. Check the film's official channels for the latest on where to watch.DocuView Déjà Vu PicksShuffle, a documentary about fraud in the drug rehabilitation industry (not yet released at the time of recording)Searching for Sugar Man, the documentary about musician Sixto RodriguezSponsored by Virgil Films EntertainmentThis episode is sponsored by Virgil Films Entertainment, with over 25 years of distribution experience and a catalog that includes Super Size Me, the Oscar-nominated Restrepo, and Forks Over Knives. Learn more at https://virgilfilms.com.About Andrew Davies GansAndrew Davies Gans is a film director and producer based in Los Angeles, and the founder of Glanzrock Productions. Voices: The Danny Gans Story is his directorial debut, following a career producing roughly a dozen films. A drafted baseball player whose career ended in injury, he turned to acting, then screenwriting, then producing, before stepping behind the camera to tell his father's story.Find Andrew Davies Gans and Glanzrock Productions:Website: https://glanzrock.productionsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/gans_andrewLinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/andrew-davies-gansGlanzrock Productions on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/p/Glanzrock-Productions-100063642647635/About Danny GansDanny Gans was a Las Vegas singer, actor, and impressionist known as The Man of Many Voices. He was named Las Vegas Entertainer of the Year roughly a dozen times and headlined sold-out theaters built for him at the Mirage and the Encore at Wynn Las Vegas. Known for a wholesome, faith-centered public image, he died in 2009 at the age of 52.About Documentary FirstDocumentary First is a weekly podcast about the craft, business, and truth of filmmaking, hosted by documentary filmmaker Christian Taylor. Each episode is a conversation with someone who holds another piece of the filmmaking puzzle, from first-time directors to Emmy and Peabody winners. Christian Taylor is a documentary filmmaker (The Girl Who Wore Freedom), actor, voice actor, and podcast host. Learn more at https://documentaryfirst.com.Resources MentionedVoices: The Danny Gans Story (IMDb):

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I keep being accused of using AI. I've even been accused, more than once, of being AI-generated. So I owe you something better than irritation: an actual explanation of where I stand.In this episode, I work through the real concerns: the scraping of artists' work, the environmental cost, algorithmic bias, the fear of job displacement, the worry about deskilling, and argue that every one of them is a problem of how, not of whether. They are arguments for regulation, not for personal abstention. I talk about my own practice (yes, AI images sometimes; yes, Grammarly; no, not the writing or the thinking), about teaching at university in the middle of all this, and about why, as an anthropologist, I think this debate is really a debate about authorship and authenticity wearing a technological costume.The question, in the end, was never if AI. It was always, only, how.CONNECT & SUPPORT

I was fortunate to spend a week in the Amazon with the Wild Symphony Project at the Calanoa Amazonas Wilderness Lodge. With me were an international cohort of musicians and naturalists, including music writer Jeremy Eichler and Colombian percussionist Diana Maria Restrepo. In our conversation we discuss what it means to make music in the rich sonic environment of the Amazon rainforest, all the while backed up by the live insect and frog sounds of a spring evening by the side of the great river, considering the widest meanings of music for human history and nature's deep time.

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Liliana Restrepo, presidente y confundadora de Frisby S.A BIC by Diario La república

2. premios llevará el nombre de Nicolás Restrepo en Manizales. Local by LA PATRIA

Was the Poltergeist curse real, or did the world get Heather O'Rourke's story wrong for 38 Years?On February 1, 1988, Heather O'Rourke died at twelve years old. For nearly four decades the world has filled that silence with rumors. She Was Here, the new documentary produced by Brian Pocrass and directed by Nick Bailey, is the first authorized account of what actually happened, told by Heather's mother Kathleen, her sister Tammy, and the people who knew and worked with her.In Episode 279, Christian sits down with producer Brian Pocrass to talk about how She Was Here came together, what it cost to earn the trust of a grieving family that had been burned by Hollywood for nearly four decades, and why he believes Heather's death was completely preventable. Brian is a USC Film School graduate with fifteen years in the entertainment industry who later became an attorney. He calls this his first documentary.At the heart of She Was Here is a question Brian poses to himself as a producer: how much oxygen do you give a lie? Heather's death from a misdiagnosed intestinal condition, treated as Crohn's disease, became, in the tabloid press of the late 1980s, the foundation of what came to be called the Poltergeist curse. Brian's film is a working filmmaker's answer to that question, anchored in legal depositions, family archives, and the testimony of the people who loved her. It is also, as he tells Christian, a film about loss.IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN:Why Heather O'Rourke's family broke nearly four decades of silence to participate in She Was HereHow a misdiagnosis took Heather's life at twelve, and what her mother wants every parent to know about medical decisionsHow the Poltergeist curse rumor started, and why Heather's family is finally telling the real storyWhat it actually takes to earn the trust of a grieving family that has been burned by Hollywood for thirty-eight yearsWhy Brian Pocrass, a USC Film School graduate, returned to filmmaking after a fifteen-year career and a transition to lawHow Brian used his legal background to read sealed depositions from the 1991 lawsuit and uncover the real storyWhy directors like Gary Sherman and stars like Craig T. Nelson and JoBeth Williams broke their "Heather Shield" silence for this filmThe first-hand account of the Poltergeist III set explosion in Chicago, told by an eyewitness who was thereHow Brian defines the "illusion of documentary filmmaking" and the rhythm that holds a non-fiction story togetherThe Steven Spielberg interview Brian could not get, and why he is willing to talk about it publiclyThe documentary Brian could not stop thinking about, his DocuView Déjà Vu pickCHAPTERS00:00 Her Death Was Completely Preventable: The Heart of She Was Here00:29 Welcome to Documentary First with Christian Taylor00:52 Meet Brian Pocrass: USC Film School Grad and She Was Here Producer02:25 The Childhood Crush That Fueled a Documentary07:11 The Tipping Point: Why Brian Made the Film09:48 Earning the O'Rourke Family's Trust After an Initial No12:40 The Full Circle Moment: Setting Heather Free14:52 Did Heather's Mom and Sister Feel Heard15:27 Craig T. Nelson, JoBeth Williams, and the Heather Shield18:43 How the Poltergeist Curse Rumor Was Born22:00 Mystery Guest: A Witness to the Poltergeist III Set23:27 Carolyn Caruso Jollette on Filming Day at Mid America Plaza24:20 The Garage Explosion and the Haunted Salon28:15 Brian Tells the Explosion Story From Heather's Side30:13 The Misdiagnosis: A Death That Could Have Been Prevented33:29 Using a Legal Background to Read the Depositions35:58 The Illusion of Documentary Filmmaking42:37 The Interview Brian Couldn't Get: Spielberg's Gatekeepers44:48 A Documentary Filmmaker's Real Definition of Success47:48 DocuView Déjà Vu: Brian Recommends Adrienne50:24 Documentary First Sign-OffFREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONSHow did Heather O'Rourke really die?Heather O'Rourke died on February 1, 1988, in San Diego at twelve years old. The cause was septic shock from an acute bowel obstruction, ultimately traced to a congenital intestinal abnormality that had been misdiagnosed as Crohn's disease. The misdiagnosis is the central tragedy of She Was Here — producer Brian Pocrass calls her death "completely preventable" with the correct diagnosis and a simple surgery. The film's authorized account ends decades of conspiracy speculation about her death.Is the Poltergeist curse real?The "Poltergeist curse" is a tabloid-era rumor that grew from the deaths of four Poltergeist trilogy cast members across the 1980s. Heather O'Rourke's family, who appear throughout She Was Here, reject the curse narrative as a painful misrepresentation of their daughter and sister. The documentary presents the authorized medical and legal record: Heather's death was a misdiagnosed congenital condition, not a curse.Where can I watch the Heather O'Rourke documentary?She Was Here is available to stream on Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home. The 85-minute documentary was released on February 24, 2026, distributed in the United States by Virgil Films Entertainment and internationally by Indiecan Entertainment. It is directed by Nick Bailey and produced by Brian Pocrass, Reese Eveneshen, and Avi Federgreen.What is the She Was Here documentary about?She Was Here is the authorized biographical documentary of Heather O'Rourke, the child actress who played Carol Anne in the Poltergeist trilogy and died at twelve in 1988. The 85-minute film features unprecedented access to her family's diaries, letters, and home videos, plus interviews with Craig T. Nelson, JoBeth Williams, Zach Galligan, Gary Sherman, and Heather's mother and sister. The film's purpose is to recover Heather's life from decades of curse mythology.DOCUVIEW DÉJÀ VU PICKSBrian's recommendation:• Adrienne (2021), directed by Andy Ostroy. A documentary about the murdered filmmaker, screenwriter, and actress Adrienne Shelly (Waitress), made by her husband. Brian was struck by the moment in the third act when Ostroy goes to prison to confront his wife's killer face to face, showing photographs of the milestones his daughter has reached without her mother. Streaming on HBO Max.SPONSORED BYDocumentary First is proudly sponsored by Virgil Films Entertainment, an independent film distributor with more than twenty-five years of experience. Virgil has released Super Size Me, the Oscar-nominated Restrepo, Forks Over Knives, and many other documentary classics. If you are a filmmaker struggling with distribution, visit virgilfilms.com and tell them Christian Taylor sent you.ABOUT BRIAN POCRASSBrian Pocrass is a USC Film School graduate and the producer of She Was Here. After fifteen years working in the entertainment industry across television, film, and digital media, he made a career shift to law and now practices as an attorney at POCRASS & DE LOS REYES, LLP in Los Angeles. She Was Here marks his return to filmmaking, driven by a personal connection to Heather O'Rourke's story that began when he was nine years old.Connect with Brian: Instagram @brianpocrass · LinkedIn linkedin.com/in/brianpocrassABOUT SHE WAS HEREShe Was Here is an 85-minute documentary released on February 24, 2026. Directed by Nick Bailey (based in Waukesha, Wisconsin) and produced by Brian Pocrass, Reese Eveneshen, and Avi Federgreen, the film features interviews with Kathleen O'Rourke, Tammy O'Rourke, Craig T. Nelson, JoBeth Williams, Zach Galligan, Gary Sherman, and other figures from Heather's life and career. She Was Here is distributed in the United States by Virgil Films Entertainment, and internationally by Indiecan Entertainment.Watch: Apple TV · Amazon Prime Video · Fandango at HomeFollow: Instagram @shewasheredocABOUT OUR MYSTERY GUEST: CAROLYN CARUSO JOLLETTECarolyn Caruso Jollette appeared on this episode as Christian's mystery guest with a remarkable first-hand connection to the Poltergeist III production. She was a Chicago Honey Bear during the 1979 to 1980 NFL season, and during that time guest-starred on the Emmy-winning television show You're Never Too Old. After her time on the sidelines, Carolyn opened a full-service salon at Mid America Plaza in Oak Brook, Illinois, the very building where Poltergeist III filmed its underground garage scenes. She was on the first floor when the on-set explosion happened and gives an eyewitness account in this...

Restrepo defendió la eliminación progresiva del impuesto del 4 por 1.000 y del impuesto al patrimonio para personas jurídicas, argumentando que este último "ahuyenta la inversión" y "graba el crecimiento de la economía".See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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Left-behind dog poop is annoying. But it's also a sign of anti-sociality.Spotting unidentified poop outside is an unfortunate and unavoidable part of being alive, but in some cities, there's a scourge being left behind by some people's four-legged friends. Manuela López-Restrepo, writer and producer at All Things Considered, couldn't stop noticing it – and she wondered if it might be a sign of something deeper going on. Paired with dogs popping up in places they maybe shouldn't be – she wondered: can dogs be a vector for anti-social behavior? And what would it look like for people – and their pets – to share space more harmoniously? Manuela shares her reporting with Brittany and they get deeper into the story of the dookie. For more episodes about culture and how we share public space, check out:The Coldplay kiss cam & moral surveillanceCrime is down. Why don't people feel safe?In search of a safe place to cry...Support Public Media. Join NPR Plus.Follow Brittany on Instagram: @bmluseFor handpicked podcast recommendations every week, subscribe to NPR's Pod Club newsletter at npr.org/podclub.See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for sponsorship and to manage your podcast sponsorship preferences.NPR Privacy Policy

Óscar Restrepo, director regional de Minor Hotels para la región Andina by Diario La república

Según explicó César Restrepo, secretario de Seguridad de Bogotá, esta medida responde a un análisis profundo de la capacidad operativa de la fuerza pública y los riesgos inherentes a un fin de semana de alta complejidad.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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¿Es obligatorio ser famoso en redes sociales para tener un negocio exitoso? En este episodio de Hazlo en Grande, me siento a conversar con Kathe Restrepo, cofundadora de Quiro, taller de Diseño. Ella nos cuenta cómo junto a su esposo, pasaron de hacer acarreos de mesas en una moto, a construir una empresa sólida que se destaca por un servicio al cliente impecable

Si no mejora la capacidad operativa es como si estuviéramos en bicicleta estática: César Restrepo

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Carolina Restrepo - AbogadaTema: Ecopetrol de mal en peor

Rodrigo Lara -  Exsenador,  ex candidato a la alcaldía de BogotáTema:  La verdadera encuesta es en las urnas.

In this inspiring interview, Sharon Restrepo shares her journey from poverty to real estate success, emphasizing the importance of mindset, relationship-building, and taking action. Discover practical insights on wholesaling, overcoming fear, and scaling your real estate investments.   Professional Real Estate Investors - How we can help you: Investor Fuel Mastermind:  Learn more about the Investor Fuel Mastermind, including 100% deal financing, massive discounts from vendors and sponsors you're already using, our world class community of over 150 members, and SO much more here: http://www.investorfuel.com/apply   Investor Machine Marketing Partnership:  Are you looking for consistent, high quality lead generation? Investor Machine is America's #1 lead generation service professional investors. Investor Machine provides true 'white glove' support to help you build the perfect marketing plan, then we'll execute it for you…talking and working together on an ongoing basis to help you hit YOUR goals! Learn more here: http://www.investormachine.com   Coaching with Mike Hambright:  Interested in 1 on 1 coaching with Mike Hambright? Mike coaches entrepreneurs looking to level up, build coaching or service based businesses (Mike runs multiple 7 and 8 figure a year businesses), building a coaching program and more. Learn more here: https://investorfuel.com/coachingwithmike   Attend a Vacation/Mastermind Retreat with Mike Hambright: Interested in joining a "mini-mastermind" with Mike and his private clients on an upcoming "Retreat", either at locations like Cabo San Lucas, Napa, Park City ski trip, Yellowstone, or even at Mike's East Texas "Big H Ranch"? Learn more here: http://www.investorfuel.com/retreat   Property Insurance: Join the largest and most investor friendly property insurance provider in 2 minutes. Free to join, and insure all your flips and rentals within minutes! There is NO easier insurance provider on the planet (turn insurance on or off in 1 minute without talking to anyone!), and there's no 15-30% agent mark up through this platform!  Register here: https://myinvestorinsurance.com/   New Real Estate Investors - How we can work together: Investor Fuel Club (Coaching and Deal Partner Community): Looking to kickstart your real estate investing career? Join our one of a kind Coaching Community, Investor Fuel Club, where you'll get trained by some of the best real estate investors in America, and partner with them on deals! You don't need $ for deals…we'll partner with you and hold your hand along the way! Learn More here: http://www.investorfuel.com/club   —--------------------

Juliana Restrepo Giraldo es una diseñadora colombiana radicada en Suecia, y en esta entrevista nos comparte el corazón de su investigación doctoral. Propone el buen vivir como una alternativa a la noción tradicional de sostenibilidad, recuperando una cosmología andina que entiende la vida como un entramado de relaciones entre personas, territorios y otros seres. Juliana también nos cuenta sobre su trabajo con cobijas como dispositivo de investigación, una manera de darle materialidad, cuerpo y memoria a preguntas sobre hogar, cuidado y prácticas cotidianas.. A través de su mirada, el diseño se convierte en un espacio de escucha, relacionalidad y sentido, más cercano a los ritmos de la vida que a las lógicas extractivas del diseño tradicional.Juliana tiene una mirada decolonial, atravesada por su experiencia como mujer latinoamericana viviendo en Suecia. Para ella el diseño es una forma de relacionarnos: con nuestros hogares, con nuestras raíces, con otros seres y con el planeta. Juliana usa el concepto de buen vivir porque le parece que es como puente entre cosmologías indígenas y prácticas cotidianas. Hay varios otros diseñadores usando este concepto, y podés encontrar varias entrevistas en nuestros archivos. Esta entrevista es parte de las listas: Diseño sostenible, Colombia y diseño, Suecia y diseño, Territorio y diseño, e Investigación en diseño. Su thesis de doctorado: Designing timespaces for Buen Vivir at home by Juliana Restrepo GiraldoSobre Caminar hacia atrás: Walking Backwards Juliana nos recomienda: Hospising modernity de Vanesa Machado Oliveira. Living a feminist life, de Sarah Ahmed. Música: La Muchacha, rapera colombiana.

Escuche el episodio del *20 de marzo de 2026. En **La Luciérnaga, mezcla extraña de realidad y ficción, hablamos de la investigación al presidente Gustavo Petro por posibles dineros de narcotráfico, nuevas encuestas presidenciales y la entrevista a José Manuel Restrepo en Sin Anestesia.

José Manuel Restrepo - Fórmula vicepresidencial de Abelardo De La EspriellaTema:  El Tigre Abelardo sin partidos políticos, pero con el pueblo colombiano

Entrevista Germán Blanco y Omar Restrepo

Entrevista secretario de seguridad, César Restrepo

El exministro y académico José Manuel Restrepo, fórmula vicepresidencial de Abelardo de la Espriella, habló en 6AM W sobre la campaña por la Presidencia.

Kyle Steiner is a U.S. Army Special Forces veteran and combat leader who served in the Global War on Terror. He enlisted in the Army in 2005 and deployed to Afghanistan with the 173rd Airborne Brigade, serving in the Korengal Valley during some of the most intense fighting of the war. His experiences there were later captured in the acclaimed documentaries Restrepo and Korengal. During combat operations, Steiner was wounded in action and awarded two Purple Hearts after surviving multiple enemy attacks, including an RPG blast and a machine-gun round that struck and deflected off his helmet. He later went on to serve in U.S. Army Special Forces, conducting missions across the Middle East, Central America, and South America. Over the course of his career he became Ranger-qualified, Combat Diver-qualified, HALO-certified, and a graduate of the Special Forces Sniper Course. His assignments included service with SOCOM’s Crisis Response Force. Steiner’s military decorations include two Purple Hearts, three Bronze Stars, and the Army Commendation Medal with “V” device for valor. Today, he is the founder of Operator Mindset, a leadership and performance coaching platform focused on discipline, resilience, and purpose. He is also a husband, father, and speaker who shares lessons from combat, leadership, and personal transformation.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A propósito de su nuevo libro ¿estás inflamado?, quise invitar a la dra Pilar Restrepo. No me imaginaban que la grabación iba a coincidir con la semana siguiente de la muerte de su hermana- quiénes lean su libro entenderán por qué es tan relevante- Este es pues un epiosodio lleno de ciencia, pero también de emotividad. Un episodio para entender que el cuidarse no debe excluir el gozo, la espontaneidad y una vida que de verdad esté repleta de VIDA y no solo de reglas.

José Manuel Restrepo - Fórmula vicepresidencial de Abelardo de la EspriellaTema: La fórmula presidencial del tigre

If the apps aren't working for you, don't stress – there's a different way to date.Dating apps have quickly become a fixture of modern dating. They do work for a lot of people – but many are also dissatisfied with the endless swiping and paywalled features. With the apps so ubiquitous, is it still possible to date offline? Or have dating apps made some people too scared of face-to-face rejection?Brittany is joined by Manuela López-Restrepo, All Things Considered producer and writer, to get into her offline dating journey – and what she's learned along the way.Want more about modern dating? Check out these episodes:The embarrassing truth of dating menIt's never too late to find a good relationship. Here's proof.Your date gave you 'The Ick?' That might be a YOU problem.Support Public Media. Join NPR Plus.Follow Brittany on Instagram: @bmluseFor handpicked podcast recommendations every week, subscribe to NPR's Pod Club newsletter at npr.org/podclub.To manage podcast ad preferences, review the links below:See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for sponsorship and to manage your podcast sponsorship preferences.Learn more about sponsor message choices: podcastchoices.com/adchoicesNPR Privacy Policy

José Manuel Restrepo - Exministro de Hacienda y rector Universidad EIATema:  Los decretos de emergencia de Petro

Qué Temas Quieres Escuchar Toca y Hablemos. TE LEO.Hay momentos en los que el cuerpo empieza a contar una historia distinta a la que marca el calendario. Surgen cambios sutiles: cansancio antes de lo habitual, marcas en la piel, un rostro que se transforma o pequeños desequilibrios inesperados. No siempre es fácil identificar la causa, pero muchas personas reconocen esa sensación de que el tiempo avanza más rápido de lo esperado.A menudo no somos conscientes del impacto que tienen los hábitos cotidianos en la forma en la que envejece el cuerpo. Elecciones que parecen inofensivas (como consumir alimentos ultra procesados o ese antojo automático de una bolsa de patatas fritas) pueden influir más de lo que imaginamos cuando se repiten con el tiempo.En este episodio de “Cómo Curar” abrimos una conversación que invita a pausar y observar con más atención lo que ocurre en el interior del cuerpo. Hablamos de envejecimiento, bienestar y de cómo ciertos hábitos diarios, casi imperceptibles, dejan huellas silenciosas que se reflejan por dentro y por fuera.Pero este episodio va más allá y propone una nueva forma de mirarte y cuidarte. Compartimos estrategias accesibles para verte y sentirte mejor, recuperar un aspecto más luminoso y conectar con un bienestar más consciente. Si eres mujer y deseas cuidarte con más amor, información y realismo, este episodio es para ti.En este episodio abordamos:●      La diferencia entre la edad cronológica y la edad biológica.●      El rol de los alimentos ultra procesados en el organismo.●      La inflamación silenciosa como un proceso que puede no dar síntomas.●      Qué órganos pueden empezar a verse afectados sin señales evidentes y qué reflexiones surgen especialmente para las mujeres que buscan verse y sentirse mejor.Disfruta de este episodio y muchos más en ComoCurar.com, en YouTube: Cocó March N.M.D., o en tu plataforma de podcast favorita, donde puedes escucharlos de forma gratuita.#CocoMarch #TipsCocoMarch #DoctoraCocoMarch #EdadBiologica #EnvejecimientoSaludable #BienestarFemenino #SaludDeLaMujer #HabitosSaludables #InflamacionSilenciosa #AlimentacionConsciente #Ultraprocesados #CuerpoYSalud #CuidadoDelCuerpo #LongevidadConsciente #SaludMetabolica #EstiloDeVidaSaludable #Temporada5 #PilarRestrepo #Episodio145 #ComoCurar Consigue mis fórmulas en USA y México: https://store.dracocomarch.com/es/Consigue mis fórmulas en Europa:https://vitatiendaeuropa.com/es/Visita mi Podcast:https://comocurar.com/Sígueme en redes:https://www.facebook.com/CocoMarchNMDhttps://www.instagram.com/cocomarch.nmd/https://www.youtube.com/@CocoMarchNMDhttps://www.tiktok.com/@coco.march.nmd Aprende de mi blog:https://blog.dracocomarch.com