Podcasts about Rialto Theater

 White settlers wiped out Colorado's wolf population. In 2010, voters required them to be reintroduced. There are now 29 wolves here. Ranchers -- worried about their livestock and livelihoods -- must adapt. CPR Climate and Environment Reporter Sam Brasch hosts a discussion at Loveland's Rialto Theater about the past, present, and future of wolf restoration. 

This week we're chatting about our wacky trip to the Rialto Theater in Morrilton, Arkansas. We had the pleasure of joining Sweet N' Sour Paranormal and Swade Productions on their paranormal investigation. We talk about our trip and Ashley's paranormal experience. Check out the video Swade Productions created! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unitedstatesofmurder/support

The boys compete in a surprise speed Halloween costume contest. In honor of Halloween, Producer Ron surprises Adam, Andrew, and Ben with a flash costume contest—giving them only five minutes to create a costume (and character) from stuff laying around the house—and then decides who deserves the biggest candy bar in their bucket. Featuring standup comedy from Jaye McBride live at High Plains Comedy Festival! LINKS: See the Grawlix live at the Bug Theatre in Denver on November 30th with Troy Walker and more! See Andrew perform at the Rialto Theater in Loveland, Colorado on November 1st! Listen to Andrew's new album, Now That's What I Call Comedy Volume 21! Check out Adam's special, Wallpaper, and Ben's special, Hyena, which are now available on Hulu! Support us on Patreon for access to ad-free episodes, birthday shout-outs, stickers, exclusive merch, our podcast-within-the-podcast Boi Crazy, bonus videos and so much more Give us a follow and say hello on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok, Facebook, YouTube and Discord! Swaddle yer bod in official Grawlix merch! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

A Top 5 list of great places to see shows (that aren't the Denver Center), catching up with Kelly Van Oosbree and our weekly Colorado Headliners   In this episode of the podcast, Toni Tresca and Alex Miller look at a Top 5 list Toni did for the Bucketlist Community Café site about what he thinks are the top 5 Denver theatres that aren't part of the Denver Center. The list includes Buntport Theater, Firehouse Theater, The Denver Savoy, Curious Theatre and Su Teatro, and we go through all of them to talk about their particular areas of excellence. Note: This short list only includes theatres within Denver city limits. Later in the pod at around the 1:00 minute mark is Alex's interview with Kelly Van Oosbree. Currently the artistic director of the Platte Valley Players in Brighton, Van Oosbree is a familiar face in Colorado theatre, having directed and choreographed for a variety of theatre companies. Her latest show is a banger production of Cabaret (read our review), and she talks about her path to where she is today, where she's going and how she does what she does.   And as usual we go through our weekly Colorado Headliners, a Top 10 list of upcoming shows we think are worth a look. This week's Headliners include: Phamaly Theatre in Rep at The People's Building in Aurora — Funny As a Crutch, Oct. 11-20; The Glorious World of Crowns, Kinks and Curls, Oct. 17-20 Frankenstein, Nomadic (Odell's Brewing-Oct. 11-12, Fiction Beer Company-Oct. 18-19, Hudson Gardens & Event Center-Oct. 20 and Fiction Beer Company (Parker)-October 25, 26, & 31) Let the Right One In, Loft Theatre, University of Colorado Boulder Theatre Building, Oct. 11-20 The Fall of the House of Usher, Lincoln Center, Fort Collins, Oct. 11-26 Hamilton, Buell Theatre, Oct. 16-Nov. 24 Stormy Daniels, Denver Improv Oct. 10, 11 Fringe Reprise, Oct. 19-20, Denver Savoy Iolanthe, Loveland Opera Theatre at the Rialto Theater, Oct. 12-19 Haunting of Breck Theatre, Breckenridge Backstage Theatre, Oct. 10-26 The Last Night of Red Barker, The Catamounts at Westminster Grange Hall, Oct. 10-Nov. 2 Links referenced: Go Fund Me for Westcliffe Performing Arts Center new projector: https://gofund.me/b77d814b *Note: As of Oct. 8, they've surpassed their goal!    Chapters 00:00 Introduction and Weekend Recap 02:09 Theater Highlights: Cabaret and I Am Not Your Perfect Mexican Daughter and others 12:49 Exploring Denver's Theatres: Top Five List 41:05 Weekly Headliners and Upcoming Shows 1:00: Interview with Kelly Van Oosbree      

Are you ready for a captivating story that will leave you in awe? Join us on the latest episode of our podcast as we dive deep into the gripping tale of the Rialto Theater. This historical landmark played a significant role in one of the most monumental battles fought by a community against the pornography industry in US history. The pornography battlegrounds have shifted and look different today but the core values that fuel these battles remain steadfast. The fight for what's right, the push for positive change, and the resilience to stand up against adversity are threads that connect generations. We are the carriers of these legacies, the torchbearers of a brighter future. Let us learn from those before us and step out in courage to clean up our communities for the next generation. ******** DYSPHORIA PUBLIC SCREENING Grace College, Winona Lake, IN - March 28 Tickets—> Free Admission, first come first seated! ******** Learn more about Fearless Features —> www.fearlessfeatures.org Subscribe to our newsletter and emails! —> www.fearlessfeatures.org/newsletter Donate a tax-deductible gift to Fearless Features. —> igfn.us/form/-yFw_w Shop the Fearless Store —> www.fearlessfeatures.org/shop *************** March on Saints and be filled with the Spirit!! Ephesians 5:11

En esta edición, recordamos la que fue la décima edición del Cyprus Jazz & World Music Showcase con la música de dos de los artistas que presentaron su trabajo en el escenario del Teatro Rialto de Limasol: el trío de Odysseas Toumazou, Origins y el sexteto vocal Kalesma. En primicia mundial escuchamos la grabación del directo que esta banda realizó en el evento. Compartimos unas declaraciones de Vassilis Philippou, de Kalesma, y también de Quentin Pilet, impulsor del sello suizo Les Disques Bongo Joe. Completan estas Mundofonías músicas que nos llegan de Perú, Mali y los dos Congos. In this edition, we remember the tenth edition of the Cyprus Jazz & World Music Showcase with the music of two artists who presented their work on the stage of the Rialto Theater in Limassol: the Odysseas Toumazou Origins trio and the Kalesma vocal sextet. In a world premiere, we listen to the live recording that this band performed at the event. We share the words of Vassilis Philippou of Kalesma, and also from Quentin Pilet, founder of the Swiss label Les Disques Bongo Joe. These Mundofonías are completed with music from Peru, Mali and the two Congos. Odysseas Toumazou – Longing (+ Vassilis Philippou & Marios Menelaou) – Origins Kalesma – Galazia iliahtida – [directo en / live at Cyprus Jazz & World Music Showcase 2023] Vassilis Philippou – O ilios tis afkis / Sol aurorae – O ilios tis afkis / Sol aurorae BKO – Toumaro – Djine bora Yalla Miku – Asmazate – Yalla Miku Cuarteto Yemayá – Compay gallo – El tic tac Zaiko Langa Langa – Femme ne pleure pas – Congo Funk!: Sound madness from the shores of the mighty Congo river. Kinshasa/Brazzaville 1969-1982 [V.A.] Orchestre Celi Bitshou – Tembe na tembe ya nini – Congo Funk!: Sound madness from the shores of the mighty Congo river. Kinshasa/Brazzaville 1969-1982 [V.A.] (Cuarteto Yemayá – Descarga Yemayá – El tic tac) Crónica: Chronicle: Cyprus Jazz & World Music Showcase Voces invitadas: Guest voices: Vassilis Philippou Quentin Pilet (Les Disques Bongo Joe) 📸 Kalesma

Are you ready for a captivating story that will leave you in awe? Join us on the latest episode of our podcast as we dive deep into the gripping tale of the Rialto Theater. This historical landmark played a significant role in one of the most monumental battles fought by a community against the pornography industry in US history. The pornography battlegrounds have shifted and look different today but the core values that fuel these battles remain steadfast. The fight for what's right, the push for positive change, and the resilience to stand up against adversity are threads that connect generations. We are the carriers of these legacies, the torchbearers of a brighter future. Let us learn from those before us and step out in courage to clean up our communities for the next generation. ******** DYSPHORIA PUBLIC SCREENING Noblesville, IN - February 16 @ 6:30pm Tickets—> igfn.us/form/RHoa6g ******** Learn more about Fearless Features —> www.fearlessfeatures.org Subscribe to our newsletter and emails! —> www.fearlessfeatures.org/newsletter Donate a tax-deductible gift to Fearless Features. —> igfn.us/form/-yFw_w Shop the Fearless Store —> www.fearlessfeatures.org/shop *************** March on Saints and be filled with the Spirit!! Ephesians 5:11

Join us as we learn about the story of the Rialto Theater, and how it played a part in the biggest battle by a community against the pornography industry in US history - so big a battle that it wound up in front of the US Supreme Court! Today we hear from Pastor Bob Yawberg and Attorney Thom Blee, as they shared with an audience in 1984 what they did in Fort Wayne, Indiana to clean up the porn and stand for decency. INWOOD DRIVE BOOK —> https://www.fearlessfeatures.org/product-page/inwooddrive- book Request more info to bring Dysphoria to your community: https:// www.fearlessfeatures.org/dysphoria/screenings **************** Learn more about Fearless Features —> www.fearlessfeatures.org Subscribe to our newsletter and emails! —> www.fearlessfeatures.org/newsletter Donate a tax-deductible gift to Fearless Features. —> igfn.us/form/-yFw_w Shop the Fearless Store —> www.fearlessfeatures.org/shop *************** March on Saints and be filled with the Spirit!! Ephesians 5:11 -

On a Tuesday Drive, live from The Rialto in Raleigh, Josh tells how David Tepper can win some Panther fans back, tells why he thinks Wake will beat NC State in Raleigh, tonight, grades the NFL Wildcard weekend action, in Graham's Grades, Hayes Permar, of Sports Channel 8, joins the show to discuss how he came to purchase The Rialto and to play a "Rialto themed" Skips or Plays, host of the David Glenn Show on NC Sports Network, David Glenn, joins the show to break down the state of ACC basketball at the midway point of the season.

EOT's Ellie Feaga and Hayes Permar discuss the reopening of Raleigh's historic theater, the Rialto.

Get The Plan Goal Plan 2024 Goal Setting Workbook In this two-part podcast episode, Parker Aden, the executive director of the Pocahontas Chamber of Commerce and manager of the Rialto Theater, interviews the host, Danielle, during a Small Business Saturday event. Parker shares his passion for serving small towns, fostering opportunities, and coaching the local mock trial program. Danielle discusses the importance of planning foundations for businesses and community organizations, emphasizing the need to set goals, establish checkpoints, and maintain flexibility. The conversation delves into the challenges of balancing volunteer commitments, handling board dynamics, and addressing the chicken-or-the-egg scenario when deciding on business expansions. Danielle suggests using goal setting to navigate tricky situations, advising a focus on specific domains and careful planning to make responsible decisions. The discussion concludes with insights on seizing opportunities, creating space for them, and making tough decisions to prioritize impactful projects. Connect with me! Complimentary Time Management Coaching Join the FREE Facebook Group Connect: support@plangoalplan.com Buy: 2024 Goal Setting Workbook FREE Stuff:  The Empowered Mom's Guide To Saying No: Email Templates for Balancing Work, Family, and Prioritizing Quality Time What is Your Productivity Nemesis Quiz  

We're diving in--going deep--into conversation with Steven Curtis Chapman. And Christmas is all in Chicago for him on Saturday December 9, when he'll be playing a concert at the Rialto Theater in Joliet as part of his Acoustic Christmas Tour.  In our interview, Steven gets very tender about his vision for the tour; while Christmas is a time that we remember those who aren't at the table, a concert can provide a moment to sit and soak in the message of the season. He reveals his favorite Christmas songs, both to sing in concert and to drop onto the record player while decorating the Chapman tree (which, unlike the Sampson tree, is not up yet). Brian and Aubrey get nostalgic with him and share what his music meant for their little Cinderellas and for their faith journeys, and Steven teases a future as... a wedding singer? Apparently he can do everything, so saddle up your horses for a great conversation. Follow The Common Good on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram Hosted by Aubrey Sampson and Brian From Produced by Laura Finch and Keith ConradSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The hushed thrum of the womb. The warble of the last living species of a now-extinct bird. The fury and thrust of a jet engine in flight. These are some of the sounds that populate filmmaker Sam Green's immersive documentary “32 Sounds.” The movie is not just a collection of sounds, but rather a meditation on the strange power that sound has on us, whether it is voices, music, the natural world or sounds that we are trying to tune out. Watching the movie, even on a tiny screen, can be a full-body experience in which you're encouraged by Green, who narrates the film, to feel the sound. We'll talk to Green and his Oscar-winning sound designer, Mark Mangini, about how sound can literally move us. 32 Sounds will be screened at the Exploratorium on July 27, at the Smith Rafael Film Center July 28-30, the San Francisco Roxie Theater, July 29 and Berkeley's Rialto Theater, July 30. Guests: Sam Green, filmmaker; his film,"32 Sounds" will be screened at the Exploratorium on July 27, at the Smith Rafael Film Center July 28-30, the San Francisco Roxie Theater, July 29 and Berkeley's Rialto Theater, July 30. Mark Mangini, sound designer, "32 Sounds"

In August of 2022, Raleigh’s iconic theater, its oldest theater, shut its doors. Almost everyone who is a Raleigh native has been to the Rialto on Glenwood Avenue in the Five Points neighborhood to catch a movie, a concert or a live performance of the Rocky Horror Picture Show. It was known for its independent films and its old-world feel, a feeling like you had stepped back in time to an era when everyone saw movies in the theater and not on their devices. The theater now has a new owner who promises to bring it back to life. In this episode, photojournalist Rick Armstrong tells us what the future holds for the Rialto. https://www.wral.com/story/rialto-raleigh-s-oldest-movie-theater-reopening-this-summer-with-new-owners/20850335/    

Esther is joined by award-winning poet Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer to discuss her new book, All the Honey, and her upcoming performance and workshop in Loveland.  The Loveland Poet Laureate Program and Columbine Poets: Northern Chapter will host Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer for a Friday evening performance (May 12th) at the Rialto Theater and a Saturday morning workshop (May 13th) in Rialto's Devereaux Room. Both events are fundraisers. For more information: Performance, May 12th 7:00pm Workshop, May 13th 9:30am To Follow Rosemerry: All the Honey by Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer Daily Poetry Blog  The Poetic Path on the Ritual App Poetry of Presence and Companion Guides

THS Communications Manager Kim Davenport is joined on Nettie Asberry's porch by Karin Choo, Executive Director of Northwest Sinfonietta, and Klair Ethridge, Executive Director of Tacoma Urban Performing Arts Center (TUPAC) to discuss their exciting upcoming celebration of the legacy of Nettie Asberry. Northwest Sinfonietta's season finale on May 20 and 21, 2023 brings live music and dance together in 'This Land.' Partnering with Tacoma Urban Performing Arts Center, the program features a new ballet celebrating the life and story of Tacoma icon Nettie Asberry. Tickets: nwsinfonietta.org Saturday, May 20 at 7:30pm, Rialto Theater, Tacoma Sunday, May 21 at 2pm, Pioneer Park Pavilion, Puyallup Discount code for May 20 performance with support from Tacoma Creates: 1219 Nettie

Season# 3 Episode # 12 - Bars have TIP JARS and so does Lifes3x5s podcast! Find it on our website and Buy Us A Coffee. A full blown two hour conversation with our lifelong radio friend Don Kronberg of Nitelite Promotions. We mentally and verbally rubbed shoulders with hundreds of rock stars and comedians spanning his 33 years. Drinking wine in the morning, love for comedians, nervous on stage, B.B. King's Lucille guitar, showing off the lobby of the Rialto Theater in Joliet, Illinois, a banjo on the wall, The Walking Dead, they cuffed her, Mr. Warmth, they met backstage and are still married, and the Illinois Rock & Roll Museum on Route 66.

The first paranormal episode of season 2! This week we discuss haunted Illinois. Join us as we talk about places and legends such as the Old Joliet Prison, The Bog Monster, the legend of Dug Hill Road, the Rialto Theater, and more.

There are so many stories from American history that, while not centered solely in Atlanta, have connections to this city. This week, I sharing the story of the U.S. Marine Corps first Black Marines, from the lens of those that enlisted in Atlanta. A dozen Black Marines served in the Revolutionary War, but from 1798 until 1942, enrollment in the corps was denied to Black men.  In May of 1942, the Secretary of the Navy announced plans for the recruitment of 900 Black Marines to begin in June of that year. In Atlanta, any Black man, between the ages of 17 and 29 who wanted to enlist went to the second floor of the Rialto Theater. Of the first 6 Georgians to enlist, 5 lived in Atlanta. Montford Point Marines Chapter 5   Want to support this podcast? Visit here Email: thevictorialemos@gmail.com Facebook | Instagram | Twitter

$349M in HURF dollars to Pima County. A funding bacchanal. 95% of which funds...Pima County Dept of Tranportation overhead....not road work. Adam Carolla joins Chris to talk about a recent interview with Jay Leno, a discussion with Norm MacDonald on Kenny Rogers lyrics, and Adam's show tomorrow at the Rialto Theater. Tickets are going fast. Check out adamcorolla.com for your tickets

A landmark of the northern Colorado art scene is turning 102 years old this year. The historic Rialto Theater in Loveland originally planned to celebrate its true centennial in 2020, when it would have turned 100. Because of the pandemic, though, those festivities had to be postponed – until now.  Visitors from all over Colorado flocked to the Rialto this week to share memories and to marvel at the lovingly restored building.  Guests enjoyed silent film screenings and special behind-the-scenes tours that took them through winding, cramped passageways below the stage and into the bright, newly designed community spaces.   KUNC's Erin O'Toole and Yoselin Meza Miranda tagged along on one of those tours, joining about a dozen guests who gathered in front of the main stage with small bags of fresh popcorn. Rialto theater manager Steve Lemmon and events coordinator Heather Rubald spoke about the work that's been done to update and expand the space. Most of the theater's aesthetic has been preserved. The seats are new, but have a vintage look, and the stylized flower murals on the walls have either been restored or painted to look almost exactly like the original.Rubald remembers when she used to go to the Rialto to watch movies. “It was a rather run-down movie theater, so we had mutated the name from Rialto to 'Rathole,'" she said with a laugh.Built in 1920, the Rialto was designed as a silent movie theater. In the late 1960's they tried to attract more visitors by installing a large movie screen and a snack bar. The building went through many changes over the years, and for a time it housed a shopping mall and office space. It was so rundown that it came perilously close to being torn down. In 1988 it was placed on the National Register of Historic Places. And after the Downtown Development Authority purchased the building, the process of restoring the Rialto to its original glory began.  Some of that work included expanding dressing rooms and adding a modern Green Room for performers.Donna Evans was one of those touring the theater. Years ago, she performed a few times at the Rialto as part of a choral group. There were only two tiny dressing rooms below the stage, and she remembers a Tae Kwon Do studio across the alley that would allow performers to change costumes there.“We had to go out through those back doors, run across all the parking and stuff, get in there [with] no privacy, change your costumes, run back across the thing, get back up on the stage again," Evans recalled. "It's much better now. It's beautiful.”Theater manager Steve Lemmon says much of the renovation was done by a group of volunteers who would come in Saturday mornings to work. “Slowly but surely they brought it back to life, and that's the only reason this theater's still open today,” he said.Of course any building that is over 100 years old has secrets. “We have a couple of ghosts that live here in the theater,” said Rialto technical coordinator Phil Baugh. One of those spirits haunting the theater is Clarence, a projectionist who worked from the 1940s and 50s. Baugh says Clarence messes with sound and light every now and then. There's also the infamous “woman in white," a performer from the vaudeville era who has allegedly been seen floating on the stage. She even has her favorite seat – J-16. “She was  in the middle of a performance and passed away in the dressing rooms,” said Baugh. “If you feel a little bit of a cold breeze, it just might be the woman in white.”For those interested in paranormal activities, the Rialto offers ghost tours in October, just in time for Halloween. But for this week, the focus is entirely on celebrating the here and now of this longtime cornerstone of the Loveland arts community.  “A lot of people who grew up here remember it in its heyday; they remember the tough times it went through; they remember the redemption story of all the community members who brought it back to life," said theater manager Steve Lemmon. "People feel like it's their theater, and that's really what a community theater should be.”   The Rialto's centennial celebration wraps up Saturday, May 21. Due to inclement weather, many of the events will be held inside the theater. Find more information and a full event schedule here.Colorado Edition is hosted and produced by Erin O'Toole (@ErinOtoole1). Web was edited by Jackie Hai.The mission of Colorado Edition is to deepen understanding of life in Northern Colorado through authentic conversation and storytelling. It's available as a podcast on iTunes, Spotify, Google Play, Stitcher, or wherever you get your podcasts.Colorado Edition is made possible with support from our KUNC members. Thank you!Our theme music was composed by Colorado musicians Briana Harris and Johnny Burroughs. Other music in the show by Blue Dot Sessions.

Local school districts resume with mask mandates in place; Delta variant COVID numbers continue to rise; Rialto Theater holds auditions for upcoming play; Baker acquitted on federal conspiracy charges; Pope County JPs pass a resolution of disapproval of casino actions taken by county judge; MHS to play Conway in benefit game tonight; we visit with Morrilton Mayor Allen Lipsmeyer.

Legendary bass player being interviewed at The Rialto Theater in Tucson, AZ January 2017

I'll get it out of the way early and invite you to get your kicks right now. Take a cruise down LA's stretch of route 66 with us as long as you're in a completely different car with a mask on and nowhere near us. We'll cover the convoluted history of the road itself in LA (29:12), the Fair Oaks Pharmacy (38:59), the Aztec Hotel (51:22), the Formosa Cafe (1:12:59), the Rialto Theater (1:29:18) and, of course, Chicken Boy (1:45:26).

Entertainment has not taken place at the Rialto Square Theater since the beginning of March, but now the iconic theater will earn money in a new way. Beginning Monday and possibly lasting the next four months, The Rialto will serve as Will County Traffic Court for cases from Joliet, Channahon, Crest Hill, Elwood, Lockport, Manhattan, Rockdale and Shorewood.

100 years ago The Rialto Theater opened across the street from the recently built Hotel Congress. It was our downtown entertainment district- hotel, restaurant, bar and theater. The Rialto is a downtown iconic fixture. As you roll in from the East, you cannot miss its marquee. Last night The Rialto Theater Foundation celebrated the 100th anniversary as part of their annual fund raising gala. As expected, it was a popular place to be on leap day. In honor of this milestone we pulled out of our archives a 2018 feature we did on the theater with Julie Ragland, the Development Director of the Rialto Theater Foundation The theater survived an arson attempt, has staged Vaudeville, showed adult films, was used to store furniture and is haunted. But when you talk to Julie Ragland she simply says it has a Funky Vibe. Formed as part of Rio Nuevo's efforts to preserve the history of downtown Tucson, the Rialto Theater Foundation has restored the theater to being one of the top live performance spots in the world. The foundation has also added R Bar and 191 Toole to its inventory. Julie gave us the history of the Rialto Foundation and discussed its mission with us.

The guys break down how to write funny jokes, inspire the next generation of basketball stars, and swap stories of scammy promoters who try to rip off comedians. Jerry wants to know what happened to The Irishman, and the Wannabes hate on Best Picture winner Parasite even though none of them have seen it. Jerry works out new jokes live on the show. He's a boy-dad who identifies as a girl-dad. Is that funny? The guys go down the rabbit hole of Jerry's joke-writing process. Big off-season moves by the Dodgers got Jerry and Fernie hyped in the SPORTS MINUTE. Then, disgraced ex-intern Raul Reyes just dragged his ass through town. Finally, Jerry and Jesus swap stories of scumbag promoters who ruin their gigs on the road. The AUDACITY, bro. --- CHECK OUT OUR SPONSOR: www.desmadre.com TREAT YOURSELF TO AN AMERICAN WANNABES STANDUP SHOW! Click a link for tickets: HBO ENTRE NOS Tour FEB 20 @ The Observatory North Park in San Diego, CA W/ CH*NGO BLING FEB 21 @ The Laugh Factory in Long Beach, CA HBO ENTRE NOS Tour FEB 27 @ The Gramercy Theatre in New York, NY Jerry Garcia FEB 22 @ The Empire Theater in San Antonio, TX Jerry Garcia FEB 22 @ The LOL Comedy Club in San Antonio, TX Jesus Sepulveda FEB 22 @ The Rialto Theater in Tucson, TX --- Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Google Play or your favorite podcast app! American Wannabes is a weekly Latino comedy podcast featuring comics Jerry Garcia, Jesus Sepulveda and Christian Zaragoza.

It's the Narada Radio Company in live performance at the Rialto Theater, Aransas Pass, Texas, bringing you an audio adaptation of the classic film! Featuring guest performer John Bell of the "Bell's in the Batfry" podcast!  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

MERRY CHRISTMAS! Welcome, friends, to the Narada Radio Company's second year of performing -- LIVE, in front of an audience -- our adaptation of the 1947 broadcast of "The Lux Radio Theatre: 'It's a Wonderful Life'"! Once again, we performed at the historic Rialto Theater in Aransas Pass, Texas, over two weekends in December 2019, to small, yet appreciative audiences. (BUT -- this is not the same show as last year! It's an extended version: some lines from a 1947 "Camel Screen Players" radio broadcast, plus additional dialogue, were added to this production, for our audience's benefit.) Please do your best to overlook the technical and sound anomalies present in this recording. They couldn't be helped, and couldn't be removed fully in post-production.  I want to thank all of you listeners, and my terrific Narada members, for helping us have a really wonderful year! We created seven new audio dramas in 2019 for "The Cellar", four for Sonic Summerstock, and two for World Audio Drama Day, and we brought live audio drama to three venues in South Texas. Not only all of this, but I put out nine episodes of our new podcast, "Old-Time Radio Essentials". What will 2020 bring? Tune in and find out! CAST OF "IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE": Dana Gonsalves as GEORGE BAILEY Jessica Mathews as MARY BAILEY, A BOY and ZUZU  Michele Barnett as CLARENCE  Chuck Wilson as JOSEPH and the DOG Pete Lutz as FRANKLIN, POP BAILEY, MR. POTTER, OLD MAN COLLINS, MR MARTINI, THE BRIDGEKEEPER, and NICK John Bell (of the BELL'S IN THE BATFRY Podcast) as MR. GOWER, JOE, ERNIE BANKS, ED, THE ANGRY MAN, and CHARLIE Tamara Merson Wren as DR. CAMPBELL, TOM, MR WELCH and COUSIN TILLY  Teddy Giggy as MRS. HATCH, EUSTACE and BERT THE COP Russ Walker as ANNOUNCER 1 and HARRY BAILEY,  Geneva Aubrey as YOUNG GEORGE, MRS THOMPSON, JANIE BAILEY and THE WORRIED WOMAN Dawn Robertson as A BOY, MA BAILEY and PETEY BAILEY Gene Giggy as UNCLE BILLY  Royce Harrell as ANNOUNCER 2, SAM WAINWRIGHT, RANDALL, and the SHERIFF  Ross Bernhardt as BYSTANDER, HORACE and MR. CARTER MUSIC BY: Dr. Ross Bernhardt LIVE SOUND EFFECTS PERFORMED BY: Pete Lutz FESTERSHIELD CIGARETTES commercials and jingles written by Pete Lutz FESTERSHIELD PERFORMERS: Russ Walker as THE PRIVATE Pete Lutz as THE SERGEANT Dawn Robertson as THE DRIVER and THE CRYING KID Dana Gonsalves as THE COP John Bell as THE DISPATCH VOICE Gene Giggy as SANTA CLAUS and FESTERSHIELD QUARTET: Ross Bernhardt, Chuck Wilson, Teddi Giggy, Geneva Aubrey HUGE THANKS TO JOHN BELL (and the lovely Mrs. Bell) for traveling all the way from Alabama and spending two weeks in performance with us!  SPECIAL THANKS AND MAD LUV TO RUSS AND SUZY WALKER for making the historic Rialto Theater available for these performances. If you're in the Corpus Christi area, make the drive to Aransas Pass for a show at the Rialto. It's community theatre at its finest!

It's the Narada Radio Company in live performance at the Rialto Theater, Aransas Pass, Texas, bringing you an audio adaptation of the classic film! Featuring guest performer John Bell of the "Bell's in the Batfry" podcast! 

Our friend Kristi McNichol from the Will County Veterans Assistance Commission told Roy & Carol that Martina McBride will be honoring 4 local veterans tonight during her show @ the Rialto Theater in Joliet

Our friend Kristi McNichol from the Will County Veterans Assistance Commission told Roy & Carol that Martina McBride will be honoring 4 local veterans tonight during her show @ the Rialto Theater in Joliet

Pig Snout is a band consisting of my long time Tacoma buddy Justin Tamminga and his children, Dahlia and Lucien. At the time of this recording, Dahlia was 10 years old and Lucien was 13. Obviously it's pretty rare kids this young start a band with their dad, but what I most love about talking them about their worst show is the total lack of concern around criticizing hallowed musical institutions (like the Rialto Theater). And they don't care about sounding cool or impressive. They just like what they like and don't hesitate to let it be known. Their honesty and humor was a treat, and I'm grateful to their musical papa for exposing them to music at such an early age.

Pig Snout is a band consisting of my long time Tacoma buddy Justin Tamminga and his children, Dahlia and Lucien. At the time of this recording, Dahlia was 10 years old and Lucien was 13. Obviously it's pretty rare kids this young start a band with their dad, but what I most love about talking them about their worst show is the total lack of concern around criticizing hallowed musical institutions (like the Rialto Theater). And they don't care about sounding cool or impressive. They just like what they like and don’t hesitate to let it be known. Their honesty and humor was a treat, and I'm grateful to their musical papa for exposing them to music at such an early age.

Join Michael Litten "The Last DJ" and his guest Vocalist Toni Byrd. Toni Byrd is a world class recording artist, songwriter, winner of 2014 Black Women In Jazz Awards for Best Black Female Jazz Record for "Autumn In New York", semi-finalist in the 2014 Indaba Music "Sarah Vaughn International Jazz Vocal Competition" and is one of the most unforgettable and versatile vocal artists around. In addition to all of her credits, add actress to her impressive list. Currently based in Atlanta, the Native Memphian was cast in a primary role, playing the character “Ida Belle" in the movie, "Lawless," an American crime drama film directed by John Hillcoat with screenplay by Nick Cave and starring Shia LaBeouf, Tom Hardy, Guy Pierce, Jessica Chastain, Mia Wasikowksa, Jason Clarke and Gary Oldman. Byrd recorded background vocals for the TV series pilot, "Still The King", starring Billy Ray Cyrus and in December of 2016, under the historical Obama Administration, performed at the White House Tour. Byrd is the first female vocalist to perform at the legendary Pinewood Atlanta Studios (known for James Bond, Marvel and Pirates of the Caribbean movies) in 2014 for the kickoff gala celebrating the New American location in Fayetteville, Georgia. Byrd has performed in the UK, Portugal The Jazz Corner in South Carolina, Tuskegee University, and The Jazz Loft in Columbus, Georgia. Byrd has also performed at some of Atlanta's prestigious venues including Capital City Club, The Rialto Theater, Four Seasons Hotel, The Georgian Terrace, The Velvet Note, The Fox Theater's Egyptian Room, The Georgia Aquarium, and Churchill Grounds. Byrd has opened for Andre Crouch, Vickie Winans, Kenny G, Take 6, Wycliffe Gordon, Alex Bugnon and Gladys Knight and performed after parties for Norman Brown, Eric Darius, Pieces of A Dream, Richard Elliot, George Benson and Boney James. Adding to this notable list, Byrd was the headlining artist to perform before the legendary Dionne Warwick at a tribute in her hono

The Hands Free Arizona bill that recently passed. Also, the project for the Rialto Theater gets nixed, Zach reacts.

“These stories can only be told by us.” Those words are written by Bharat Shah, an American hotelier and an immigrant from India, in his autobiography “America My Destiny.” Bharat's son, Mit, is founder and CEO of Noble Investment Group, which has $3 billion of private equity invested in hotels throughout the country. Together, father and son decided to share Bharat Shah's story with the world. They did that in 2014, in front of a packed auditorium in the Rialto Theater on the campus of Georgia State University in Atlanta. Since then, The Bharat Shah Leadership Speaker Series has grown into an endeavor that has introduced thousands of aspiring leaders to top executives in the U.S. hospitality industry: Chris Nassetta, Arne Sorenson, Tom Baltimore, Mark Elliott, and Mark Hoplamazian. Mit shares the beginning of his storytelling journey and what he's learned about business, leadership and himself while prepping for and conducting the interviews. We also feature segments of the recorded interviews with all of the guests.

Happy Christmas Eve! As promised, the Narada Radio Co. proudly presents a recording of a recent live performance -- a remake of the 1947 broadcast of "The Lux Radio Theatre: 'It's a Wonderful Life'"! We performed at the Rialto Theater in Aransas Pass, Texas, over two weekends in December 2018, to small, yet appreciative audiences. (Some lines from a 1947 "Camel Screen Players" radio broadcast were added to this production.) Please do your best to overlook the technical and sound anomalies present in this recording. They couldn't be helped, and couldn't be removed fully in post-production.  As I indicated in yesterday's post, we really had a wonderful year! We created new audio dramas in 2018 for Pulp-Pourri Theatre, for Jake Dimes Range Detective, for Sonic Summerstock, and for 11th Hour Audio, and we brought live audio drama to three venues in South Texas. What will 2019 bring? Tune in and find out! CAST OF "IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE": Pete Lutz as GEORGE BAILEY and MR GOWER  Jessica Mathews as MARY BAILEY, UNCLE BILLY and ZUZU  Michele Barnett as CLARENCE  Gene Giggy as JOSEPH and THE SMOKER Jason D. Johnson as POP BAILEY, MR. POTTER, MR MARTINI and NICK Tamara Merson Wren as DR. CAMPBELL, TOM, MR WELCH and COUSIN TILLY  Teddy Giggy as THE OLD MAN, MRS. HATCH and BERT THE COP Russ Walker as ANNOUNCER 1, HARRY BAILEY, EUSTACE and the ANGRY MAN Geneva Aubrey as YOUNG GEORGE, MRS THOMPSON, and JANIE and PETER BAILEY Chuck Wilson as ERNIE THE TAXI DRIVER, A. DAWG, and ED Lisa Espinoza as MRS. BAILEY, THE BRIDGEKEEPER, and THE WORRIED WOMAN Royce Harrell as ANNOUNCER 2, SAM WAINWRIGHT, RANDALL, and the SHERIFF  Ross Bernhardt as HORACE and MR. CARTER JINGLE SINGERS: Ross Bernhardt, Chuck Wilson, Teddi Giggy, Geneva Aubrey MUSIC BY: Dr. Ross Bernhardt SOUND EFFECTS BY: Various members of the Cast DROMEDARY CIGARETTES commercials and jingles written by Pete Lutz

The Narada Radio Co. proudly presents a recording of a recent live performance -- The Christmas Eve 1948 broadcast of "The Jimmy Durante Show"! We performed at the Rialto Theater in Aransas Pass, Texas, over two weekends in December 2018, to small, yet appreciative audiences.  Please do your best to overlook the technical and sound anomalies present in this recording. They couldn't be helped, and couldn't be removed fully in post-production. Thanks for a wonderful year, listeners! We are proud to have created more than one dozen audio dramas for you to enjoy in 2018, and to have performed live in three local venues. The new year promises to be just as successful, so stay tuned! CAST OF "THE JIMMY DURANTE SHOW" VERNE SMITH (Announcer): Royce Harrell JIMMY DURANTE: Pete Lutz ALAN YOUNG: Geneva Aubrey CANDY CANDIDO: Ross Bernhardt ROSE MARIE/RUBY DANDRIDGE: Jessica Mathews ARTHUR Q. BRYAN: Chuck Wilson ALAN REED: Jason D. Johnson FLORENCE HALOP: Lisa Espinoza NARADA QUARTET: Teddi Giggy, Ross Bernhardt, Geneva Aubrey, Chuck Wilson MUSIC: Dr. Ross Bernhardt SOUND EFFECTS: Various members of the cast NEW COMMERCIALS AND JINGLES by Pete Lutz, from a suggestion by Todd Faulkner and additional assistance from Steve Blizin **DON'T MISS PART 2 OF OUR CHRISTMAS OFFERING, COMING TOMORROW (12/24/18)! "IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE"!**

Styx will be teaming up with comedian Larry the Cable Guy @ the Rialto Theater in Joliet

 Today's episode features audio from Randy Rogel's Panel at Tucson Comic Con and highlights from Animaniacs Live in Tucson, Arizona. Nathan! Nathan visits Joey to discuss Randy Rogel's panel from Tucson Comic Con and hear some audio highlights from Animaniacs Live. Randy Rogel Panel Joey shares some audio from Randy Rogel's panel from Tucson Comic Con. Members of the audience asked Mr. Rogel questions and learned about his background in composing songs and writing cartoons. Animaniacs Live Joey shares his experience and some audio highlights of "Animaniacs Live" from the Rialto Theater in Tucson, Arizona. The full show of  "Animaniacs Live" lasted approximately  two hours and included a Q and A encore. Some selected songs and questions are played. Joey was able to ask Rob about his new position as voice director for the new Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. Rob didn't seek out the job as voice director, but was instead approached by the creators of the show to take on the new job. He shares his experience with the new cast finding out that he provided the voices of so many of their favorite cartoon characters. Different Ways to Support Our Show If you'd like to support out show there's lots of ways to do it! First of all, you could go onto Apple Podcasts and leave us a five-star positive review. Also, don't forget to tell a friend about the show! Your retweets and post shares help others find us. You could also purchase some hand prepared decals from Joey HERE. (Say that you're a listener of the Animanicast and get an extra decal!) Interested in getting some Animanicast MERCHANDISE? It's in stock now at TeePublic! Get yours HERE. Cover art by @jedishua Intro Music performed by Kontra5t

Catch Chad Weaver's Thrill or Be Thrilled the First Friday of every month at The Rialto Theater. Written by Jeremy Sheer Performed by Jeremy Sheer and Jordan Patrick

You knew him a "Skippy" the next door neighbor on Family Ties.  His name is the Mark Price, and he is my guest this week.  We recorded this live at the Rialto Theater in Loveland Colorado.  This was our last night on a little tour of Colorado.  We went to Salida, and Denver, and Loveland.  It was a blast, and will do it again hopefully.  Anyway we get into what it was like being on a huge sitcom, and growing up on a showbiz family.  Enjoy.  

Inspired by soft-core this week hosts Sean, Paul, Bob, Josey & Slimtern are joined in studio by Photographer/Videographer John R Aylward for a very fun conversation about his work in Akron with the Aqueduct Brewing Company and Rialto Theater. Plus! Nerf gun nuts, and the Houses of Meth Series This weeks topics include: Chapel Hill Mall, Tax robots, Dinner with Andre the Giant. This weeks episode is sponsored by: Rane Clothing. Listen to the Main Show Live every tuesday just after 9pm with the Live Broadcast player at the bottom of Lousyweathermedia.com or on the LWM Radio channel on the Tunein Radio app. #Comedy #Chapelhill #Trucknuts

The ladies of That’s So Retrograde illuminate their true millennial nature by bringing their show to an Urban Outfitters and recording live at the historic downtown LA Rialto Theatre location! Joined by inter dimensional guide and friend to spirits, Mikey Domitrovich they talk 'how-to' and best practices for manifesting, AND the super talented Jackie Tohn returns as musical guest.

An excerpt featuring Rita Dove reading Canary, Ghost Walk at the Rialto Theater in Loveland, Colorado, on May 28, 2011. The Poets' Co-op TV Show is proud to broadcast this historic reading of and discussion with a former Poet Laureate of the United States. Rita Dove performs Canary, Ghost Walk and Prose in a Small Space in this 10 minute excerpt. This Episode 44 of the Poets Co-op TV Show is a special 88 minute video filmed and produced by M. D. Friedman. This show was broadcast on CCTV 54 at Catalyst High School in Lafayette, Colorado, in June of 2011, and is made available now by the Internet Poets' Cooperative. We want to thank the Poet Laureate Committee and the city of Loveland for making this event possible. Please see www.videopoetry.org for more great poetry.

http://www.andystreasuretrove.com/andystreasuretrove.com/Media/Episode%204%20-%20Tom%20Powers%20on%20Strange%20Movie%20Theater%20Occurences%20He%20Has%20Experienced.mp3 ()Episode #4, prepared in Santa Cruz, California while Andy is on a “working vacation” there, features an interview with writer, editor and teacher Tom Powers, stories from the Theater Department at Illinois State University and stories about odd things that have happened to Tom in movie theaters far and wide. This episode is about 25 minutes long, and there are some nature photos of Santa Cruz under the keywords, below. Keywords and links for this episode: Santa Cruz, California, Tom Powers, Illinois State University, Normal, Illinois, Steppenwolf Theater Company, Terry Kinney, Jeff Perry, “Nash Bridges,” John Malkovich, Gary Cole, Laurie Metcalf, Sean Hayes, Alcatraz, text messaging, movie theaters, movie theater stories, Seaview Twin, Pacifica, “Jagged Edge,” Glenn Close, Jeff Bridges, “Something Wild,” Ray Liotto, Ira Rothstein, “Blue Velvet,” York Theater, San Francisco, Dennis Hopper, “Solaris,” Wheeler Auditorium, UC Berkeley, Andre Tarkovsky, movie audiences, “Apocalypse Now,” “Bad Boys,” Martin Lawrence, Will Smith, police, Stan Brakhage, James Broughton, Peter Kubelka, “The Godfather, Part 2,” Alexandria Theater, Kenneth Anger, Golden Gate Bridge, suicide, Castro Theater, “Mildred Pierce,” “Jezebel,” “The Lion in Winter,” “The African Queen,” “C***sucker Blues,” The Rolling Stones, Robert Frank, Rialto Theater, South Pasadena, Tim Robbins, “The Bicycle Thief,” “The Player,” “Swing Town,” “Deep Throat,” “The Man From Laramie,” Anthony Mann, Jimmy Stewart.