Podcasts about Revolting Rhymes

In this episode of the Roald Dahl Retrospective, Patricia and Arun discuss about the 2020 Sky TV film Roald and Beatrix: The Tale of the Curious Mouse, which is based on the true events of a six year old Roald Dahl and a fifty-six year old Beatrix Potter, the writer behind the Peter Rabbit books. It's 1922 and Roald Dahl's father had recently died from pneumonia. Roald was told by his mother Sofie that he may need to attend boarding school, which he refuses. He runs away from home hoping to meet up with his idol Beatrix Potter. Meanwhile, Beatrix is stressed with her finishing her latest book since her mind is focused on buying land from the Lake District so that her sheep can have the space to roam around. She is also being bombarded by her publisher to change some things to make it friendlier for the children. When the film premiered on Sky TV, it was critically acclaimed. However, similar to Roald Dahl's Esio Trot and Revolting Rhymes, it was released exclusively in the U.K. Is it a good film that respects both Roald Dahl and Beatrix Potter? Did Arun and Patricia like the film? Listen and find out. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/old-school-lane/support

In this episode, we talk to Mia who shares her top reads and some of her reading and writing habits! We also share our picks for World Poetry Day and National Down Syndrome Awareness Day. UKRAINE APPEALS Government matched charity donations: https://donation.dec.org.uk/ukraine-humanitarian-appeal Red Cross https://donate.redcross.org.uk/appeal/ukraine-crisis-appeal Save the Children https://www.support-savethechildren.org/ More charities and information can be found here: https://www.cafonline.org/home/how-to-donate-to-charities-supporting-people-in-ukraine-crisis See our books on social media! TikTok @thelitloungepodcast Instagram: @thelitloungepodcast Twitter: @thelitloungepod Facebook: @thelitloungepodcast Music by Ikson: www.soundcloud.com/ikson

Original broadcast date February 22, 2018. The original podcast post is here: https://pixelatedgeek.com/2018/02/binary-system-podcast-115-the-oscar-nominated-animated-shorts/ The planets finally aligned (...took them long enough. Get it together, planets...) and Binary System Podcast was able to get Elizabeth, Kathryn, Nathan, and Jada together at the same time to talk about this year's Oscar-Nominated Animated Shorts. Spoiler warnings for all the shorts (as well as, randomly, Moana) as we go over our favorites, tell "Stupid Theater People" stories, and discuss whether or not Red Riding Hood and Snow White were a couple. (Though we all agree Red is a total badass.) We also touched on the nominations for Best Feature-Length Animated Film, of which we've seen exactly none. This week's outro music is the opening credits for Revolting Rhymes, with music by Ben Locket. http://benlocket.com/portfolio/revolting-rhymes-opening-titles/

Through storytelling, we talk to our children about the importance of being strong and how they should stand up for what they believe in, without any fear. Listen to this KSP Radio where we share Revolting Rhymes - "Little Red Riding Hood And The Wolf" by Roald Dahl. It is humorous and has a contemporary twist that you must introduce to your children.

REVOLTING RHYMES PART 1 AND 2

In this episode of the Roald Dahl Retrospective, Patricia, Arun, and special guest Eli "TheHeroofTomorrow" Stone discuss about the 2016 BBC two-part animated TV movie Revolting Rhymes based on the 1982 book of the same name starring Dominic West, Rob Brydon, Tamsin Greig, Rose Leslie, Gemma Chan, Bertie Carvel, David Wailliams, Isaac Hempsey Wright, and Bel Powley. The story adapts from Roald Dahl's interpretations of Little Red Riding Hood, Snow White, The Three Little Pigs, Jack and the Beanstalk, and Cinderella. The plot focuses on a wolf wanting to get revenge on Little Red Riding Hood as she killed his nephews by eating her two young children. Revolting Rhymes was nominated for the Academy Award for Best Animated Short, but lost to Dear Basketball written and narrated by the late Los Angeles Lakers basketball player Kobe Bryant and animated by legendary Disney animator Glen Keane. It received mixed to positive reviews from critics calling it a short, charming film that captured the essence of Roald Dahl's stories, but not as memorable as the other animated adaptations. What do Patricia, Arun, and Eli think of the film? Listen and find out. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/old-school-lane/support

Last year for Roald Dahl Day I gave you "Revolting Rhymes, this year I give you another three installments this time reading aloud "Dirty Beasts". In this podcast I read aloud the tales of The Pig, The Crocodile and The Lion. If you would like to listen to each poem in isolation poem; one starts straight after the intro music, poem 2 starts at 4:30 and poem 3 begins at 6:30. Enjoy!   The Pig How do you know the pig was clever? “He jumped up like a ballet dancer” How does that describe his movement? What are chitterlings? “Because there was so much to eat” What does this phrase tell you about what the farmer may have looked like? Try to think of a synonym for ‘remorse'   The Crocodile How does the name “Crocky-Wock” compare with his attitude? What name would you chose instead? Which sauces does the crocodile eat with the girls and boys? Who do you think is saying the second part of the poem? What parts of the crocodile does the poem describe?   The Lion What does the word ‘tender' mean when describing meat? Make a list of the different meats in the poem.  Can you think of anything else they might like? If the lion said this to you what would you do?

In this episode of the Roald Dahl Retrospective, Patricia and Arun discuss about the 1995 BBC TV special Roald Dahl's Little Red Riding Hood based on the 1982 book Revolting Rhymes, a series of different interpretations of classic fairy tales. It stars Ian Holm, Julie Walters, and Danny DeVito. A wolf named Wolfey is hungry and wanders into Little Red Riding Hood's grandma's house to find something to eat, only to eat her. Meanwhile, a sow and a sheep kidnap baby pigs and lambs into their truck. While it only had a limited run on the BBC and only released on VHS in the UK, it had gained a small cult following. What do Patricia and Arun think of this obscure TV special? Listen and find out.

This audiobook is the final installment of my reading of "Revolting Rhymes". In this podcast I read aloud the tales of "Little Red Riding Hood" and "The Three Little Pigs" which end up being strangely connected... Poem one starts straight after the intro music, poem two commences at 4.45. Little Red Riding Hood and the Wolf What does granny say is going to happen? What did the wolf do to make sure he looked like granny? Where did the wolf sit once dressed up? Why use the word ‘caviar' to describe the taste of Red Riding Hood? How many times does red shoot the wolf? How do you know? What ended up happening to the wolf? How do you feel about this ending? Who is the baddie of the piece? The Three Little Pigs Why does the wolf shout “Bacon, pork and ham”? What is the meaning of the word ‘trifle' in this text? Why phone Little Red Riding Hood? “Spit was dripping from his jaw” – what does this tell you about how the wolf was feeling? Why is the phrase ‘the upper crust' a clever phrase to use in this story? What are its two meanings? How do you feel about Red Riding Hood now?

This is the second part of three installments reading Roald Dahl's "Revolting Rhymes". In this podcast I read aloud the tales of Snow White and the Seven Dwarves and Goldilocks and the Three Bears. Poem one starts straight after the intro music, poem two starts at 8.20 Snow White and the Seven Dwarves Where did the king write to to find a wife? Why does Dahl describe the mirror as a ‘curious toy'? After how long did the mirror start to rebel against the queen? What did the Huntsman really bring back to the queen? What job did the dwarves used to do? Which horse does the mirror say will win? How do the dwarves get money to gamble on it? Do you think the moral of this story is suitable? Goldilocks and the Three Bears How does Dahl feel about Goldilocks at the start of the poem? What was on the breakfast table? What does ‘plonked' mean? The phrase “lousy chair” could mean one of two things – what could this be? Where are the beds? What do the bears end up eating? Is this a suitable finish? Go through the poem again and note down the negative words used to describe Goldilocks and magpie any new ones.

This is the first part of three installments reading Roald Dahl's "Revolting Rhymes". In this podcast I read aloud the tales of Cinderella and Jack and the Beanstalk. Just so you know there is a tiny bit of bad language (more rude than sweary) around the 7.20-7.25 mark if you want to filter or miss out. I'm just reading what's on the page!!!! Poem one starts straight after the intro music, poem 2 starts at 8.30 Cinderella Why do you think Roald Dahl warns you at the very start of the poem? What does ‘cooked up' mean? How did Cinderella feel when the fairy appeared? What was the crate of beer for? How does this make you feel about the prince? When the prince found the owner of the show what did he do? Who did Cinderella marry? Which version of Cinderella do you prefer and why? Jack and the Beanstalk What colour was the cow? Which word tells you mum threw the bean away? What did Jack mean when he described the giant as having ‘a clever nose'? Once Jack had his wash, he smelt like what…? What do you think the moral of this rewritten tale is? Which version of Jack and the Beanstalk do you prefer and why?

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Miss Knight and Year 7 read Revolting Rhymes: Goldilocks

Miss Knight and 4MF read Revolting Rhymes: Cinderella

Through storytelling, we talk to our children about the importance of being strong and how they should stand up for what they believe in, without any fear. Listen to this KSP Radio where we share Revolting Rhymes - "Little Red Riding Hood And The Wolf" by Roald Dahl. It is humorous and has a contemporary twist that you must introduce to your children.

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Dakota Arsenault is joined by Mehek Seyid to talk about this year’s Oscar’s nominees as they make some bold predictions. They say who they think should win, will win and who was snubbed. Check out Part 1 from earlier this week for the rest of the picks. Look at the images below to see their final picks. Easy to watch nominated films: On Netflix- Mudbound, Icarus, Strong Island, On Body and Soul, Heroin(e), Revolting Rhymes, Logan, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Last Men in Aleppo and Beauty and the Beast. Edith+Eddie and Heaven is a Traffic Jam on the 405. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contrazoompod/message

Dakota Arsenault is joined by Mehek Seyid to talk about this year’s Oscar’s nominees as they make some bold predictions. They say who they think should win, will win and who was snubbed. Watch out for Part 2 coming later this week with the rest of their picks. Look at the images below to see their final picks. Easy to watch nominated films: On Netflix- Mudbound, Icarus, Strong Island, On Body and Soul, Heroin(e), Revolting Rhymes, Logan, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, Last Men in Aleppo and Beauty and the Beast. Edith+Eddie and Heaven is a Traffic Jam on the 405. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/contrazoompod/message

In which I read out two classic nasty rhymes by Roald Dahl

Manddy Wyckens is a director and designer at Studio AKA. In episode 57, we talk with her about giving direction, doing things she loves and finding a voice.   Links: Website: https://www.manddywyckens.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/wyckns Tumblr: http://manddywyckens.tumblr.com/ Studio AKA: https://www.studioaka.co.uk/ 99 Percent Lifestyle Interview https://bit.ly/2zsRRiC Gobelins School: https://www.gobelins-school.com/ CalArts: https://calarts.edu/ Cory Loftis: https://twitter.com/coryloftis?lang=en Revolting Rhymes: https://www.netflix.com/title/80234290   Notes: -Studio AKA -AKA’s pitch process -Giving direction -Finding her craft and voice -Digital classes and animation vlogs -Gobelins School -Sociological differences in schooling -Interning at Disney -Mentor: Cory Loftis -American feedback -Having a voice in client work -CalArts -Focus and spontaneous drawing -Commercial work -Freelance -Compositing -Character design -Freelance life vs. full-time staff work -Short films -Writing a children’s book -Liking to do a lot of different things -Storyboarding -Exploring professional illustration -Dream client/project: Google Spotlight Stories -Favorite animated film: Revolting Rhymes -What do the people you love think you do at work all day?: Whatever animated film we see. They think I’m always abroad and that I do cartoons. -Animalator: To Be Determined

Hey guys! This week we're reviewing the 2016 mini-series (?) Revolting Rhymes! It's another adaptation of a Roald Dahl book and it's a damn fun time! Join us as we talk about well-textured wolves and delightful interpretations of Red Riding Hood. It's a fun ride, please enjoy! Our intro music can be found here: http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02621 Our outro music can be found here: http://ocremix.org/remix/OCR02727 

O mês de junho chegou finalmente, trazendo Copa do Mundo, festa junina e, é claro, mais um episódio do V-Ray Master Talk! Em nosso programa de número 27, tivemos o prazer e a honra de conversar com uma das profissionais mais talentosas de sua geração, Natalia Freitas. Com uma experiência nacional e internacional única, Natalia contou pra gente como foi o início de sua vida como artista, primeiro 2D e depois 3D, a estrada que a levou de Minas Gerais para a Alemanha, Estados Unidos e, atualmente, Canadá, passando por empresas como Disney e Sony Animation Studios. Uma conversa inspiradora e muito pessoal, que com certeza vai ficar marcada na história do Master Talk. Comentados neste podcast Site pessoal da Natalia | www.natfreitas.com Curso de Cinema de Animação e Artes Digitais da UFMG | https://www.eba.ufmg.br/caad/?page_id=46 National Film Board of Canada | https://www.nfb.ca/ Vancouver Film School | https://vfs.edu/ Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg | https://www.filmakademie.de/ Otto Desenhos Animados | http://www.ottodesenhos.com.br/ Romeu&Julieta Estúdio | http://romeuejulieta.net/ Cafeka, o curta | http://www.animamundi.com.br/pt/blog/cafe-kafka-e-impressionismo-misturados-no-liquidificador-de-cafeka/ Alopra Studio | http://www.alopra.com/ Rango, o filme | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qPJgbv1nHBw FMX | https://fmx.de/home/ Revolting Rhymes | https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J2n4OTAqqqQ Pedro Conti | https://vraymasters.com/2017/06/05/v-ray-master-talk-016-pedro-conti/ Victor Hugo Queiroz | https://vraymasters.com/2017/04/03/v-ray-master-talk-014-victor-hugo-queiroz/ Renato dos Anjos | http://supercinemaup.com/entrevista-brasileiro-renato-dos-anjos-e-o-supervisor-de-animacao-de-zootopia/ CCXP | http://www.ccxp.com.br/ Entrevista da Natalia para o Omelete | https://omelete.com.br/filmes/noticia/ccxp-2016-unica-brasileira-da-equipe-de-moana-diz-que-trabalhar-na-disney-e-maravilhoso/ Escola Casa dos Quadrinhos | http://www.casadosquadrinhos.com.br/ Hype School | http://www.escolahype.com/ Ajude o Exército da Salvação | http://www.exercitodoacoes.org.br/ Fernando Reule | https://vraymasters.com/2017/01/02/v-ray-master-talk-011-fernando-reule/ Paul H. Paulino | https://vraymasters.com/2016/08/08/v-ray-master-talk-08-paul-h-paulino/ Canal da Natalia no YouTube | https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCwH1RJWL5aw-8BqQbPER4ng E, como sempre, não se esqueça: ouça, curta e compartilhe! É a sua audiência que dá gás para o V-Ray Master Talk! Visite: www.vraymasters.com

Em guarda, guerreiros! Nesta missão, Marcos Moreira (@marvincosmo) e Fábio Moreira (@facosmo) trazem os concorrentes ao Oscar de melhor animação, num combo emocionante, divertido e intrigante!

Bart Willis, co-owner of Southside Tattoo, has spent more than 25 years learning the art, history and tradition of tattooing, but on our show, he explains why there's always more to learn about the craft. He discusses why Austin has such a strong tattoo culture and why hiring artists for a tattoo shop is like putting together a band. ALSO: Michelle Breyer, the co-founder of NaturallyCurly.com and author of "The Curl Revolution," talks about the ups and downs of living with curly hair and how she and her co-founders have built a thriving community for the 65 percent of the American population with some kind of texture in their hair. Austinite Peter Tsai published one of the early Austin food blogs, but these days, he mostly shares what he's cooking and eating at local restaurants through his Instagram account, @supertsai. Peter chatted with Omar and Addie about why having 99 Ranch Market and H-Mart, two of the country's largest Asian grocers, means so much to a mid-size city like Austin. On A Toast: recommendations for "Revolting Rhymes" on Netflix, cookbook "Hardcore Carnivore" from Austinite Jess Pryles and Oscar nominee "Call Me By Your Name." More info: austin360.com/loveaustin360

It’s Oscars time again, and Chris and Mackenzie are back with their take on the nominees for the Best Animated Short Film category: Garden Party, Lou, Revolting Rhymes, Negative Space, Dear Basketball! What styles were pervasive this year? What do frogs have to do with gluttony? Can John Williams score all letters ever written? Previously on Writers Get Animated Dear Academy, Here’s How to Vote https://buff.ly/2F6dgwx Dear Academy, Here’s How to Vote, Again https://buff.ly/2FKdaLZ Coco https://buff.ly/2t5zGfL Who’s The Boss Baby https://buff.ly/2oBRvOH Links Kobe’s retirement letter/poem: https://buff.ly/2CS7DQz Watch Dear Basketball https://buff.ly/2F6dgg1 Variety: Kobe Bryant assembles his animated dream team for ‘Dear Basketball’: https://buff.ly/2F4H94f Pixar: Lou: https://buff.ly/2F40BxV Garden Party trailer https://buff.ly/2F6dh3z Negative Space trailer http://oscar.go.com/video/best-animated-short-film-nominees/negative-space-trailer Revolting Rhymes trailer https://buff.ly/2CPp0Bn Watch Revolting Rhymes Part 1 on Netflix https://buff.ly/2CS7E75

The Oscars are coming! And in this week's Anti-wave Podcast, Robert + Ira invite film professor Kristiina Hackel into the studio to discuss the Oscar nominated films, BASKETBALL DREAMS, EMPTY SPACE, LOU, REVOLTING RHYMES, & GARDEN PARTY. Then, they reveal their Top 5 non-kids' animated films. Listen for free through iTunes, Stitcher, or GooglePlay. This episode is more fun than a pool full of frogs eating flies on a dead man's corpse.

Animation SA chats to Michael Rose of Magic Light Pictures about the Academy Award-nominated animated short, Revolting Rhymes, and how they turned their adaptation of Julia Donaldson's runaway bestseller, The Gruffalo, into an international cottage industry.

'n Suid-Afrikaanse rolprentmaker, Triggerfish, is vir die Oscar-toekennings genomineer. Dit is vir 'n kort film, Revolting Rhymes, in die beste animasiekategorie. Een van die firma se karakteranimeerders, Anneke Pienaar, het aan Hendrik Martin gese^ dit is 'n verrassende, maar welverdiende eer......

Another episode of our Awards Bound series! We're big fans of animation, and we're thrilled to have seen all 10 shorts on the shortlist for Best Animated Short Film for the Oscars. It's a great collection of innovative & entertaining animation, and only picking 5 nominees for the Oscars is almost impossible. Cradle (2:35), Dear Basketball (6:00), Fox and the Whale (9:10), Garden Party (12:20), In a Heartbeat (15:40), Life Smartphone (18:15), Lost Property Office (21:45), Lou (24:40), Negative Space (30:40), Revolting Rhymes (37:05). Hosted by Carlos Aguilar & Conor Holt. Music by Kevin MacLeod at www.incompetech.com

Here's a little treat from Casper. You can find the poem in Revolting Rhymes by Roald Dahl. Happy Holidays! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Presenting Animation Composed, a Skwigly Online Animation Magazine podcast series focusing on the harmonious relationship between music and animation. In this podcast Skwigly Managing Director Ben Mitchell and contributor Wez Allard bring you exclusive composer interviews and standout music selections showcasing music written specifically for animation projects. Season 1 episode 2 features special guests Ben Locket ("The Amazing World of Gumball", "Revolting Rhymes") and Gareth Davies ("Scream Street", "Everybody Loves A Moose"). Full playlist: •Theme from Love – David Kamp •The Hole (The Amazing World of Gumball) - Ben Locket •The Kidnapping [Excerpt] (Revolting Rhymes) - Ben Locket •The Man (The Amazing World of Gumball) - Ben Locket •Meeting an Old Friend [Excerpt] (The Amazing World of Gumball) - Ben Locket •The Shell (The Amazing World of Gumball) - Ben Locket •Antons Suche (Analysis Paralysis) – Ephrem Leuchinger •Excerpts (Who's Afraid of Mr. Greedy?) – Mathieu Alvado •Jaqueline perd la tête (The Head Vanishes) – Pierre Caillet •I Am Here – Menalon •The Uninvited (Scream Street) – Gareth Davies •Haunted House (Scream Street) – Gareth Davies •Transformation (Scream Street) – Gareth Davies •Otto's Theme (Scream Street) – Gareth Davies •Main Titles (Everybody Loves A Moose) – Gareth Davies •Jack's Theme (Everybody Loves A Moose) – Gareth Davies •Sad Moose (Everybody Loves A Moose) – Gareth Davies •Too Many Moons - Band of One •The Climb [Excerpt] (Revolting Rhymes) – Ben Locket Presented by Ben Mitchell and Wez Allard Produced and edited by Ben Mitchell

Revolting Rhymes By Roald Dahl Read by Tamsin Greig You can think again if you thought you knew the stories of some of the most popular fairy tales. Here are six of the best known retold, with more than a twist or two, by the master of the comic and the blood-curdling.

Twenty-fifth podcast - would be a giant-sized special if this were a 90s comic! (Yes, Nick writes these blurbs, how did you guess?) Nick and Alastair are back from the holiday season to talk about things they've seen on their travels, such as Revolting Rhymes, The Eagle Huntress and Inside Number Nine! In our first Steven-Moffat-run TV show of the fortnight, we're covering the start of Sherlock series 4 (5:02), as we ask: how much crime is enough? Full spoilers here, by the way. Whereas we're a bit more sparing with the spoils in our talk about The OA (21:36), a strange new Netflix sci-fi mystery - detail-free thoughts for a while, finally plunging into total ending details at 34:31. Then back to Moffatland for the Doctor Who Christmas special (44:15) - fortunately, we're releasing this on the twelfth day of Christmas so narrowly avoid suffering a curse. Lastly, back in MFV #23, Nick recommended Alastair the first volume of JLA by Grant Morrison and Howard Porter (55:05) - will this straight action-superhero comic be a step too far?

Carline Tromp, Ida Vaa og Ida Jahr er uplanlagt aktuelle og har laget en temasending om Roald Dahl som kommer omtrent samtidig med hans 100-årsdag. Vi har sett filmen BFG (SVK), lest boken Matilda og lest den nye gjendiktningen av Revolting Rhymes, Vemmelege Vers.

Today while the Year Five children were at Inter-school Athletic Sports the Year Fours made a few podcasts. In this one Georgina, Miriam and Amberley chose to share Roald Dahl's Revolting Rhymes with you. 1.8MB 2 minutes 10 seconds