Podcasts about Ridgemont

Jack Purcell, Managing Partner – Jack is a Managing Partner and member of the Management and Investment Committees at Ridgemont Equity Partners. He is primarily responsible for general management of the firm and additionally focuses on the group's investment activity in the Business & Tech-enabled Services and Industrial Growth sectors, serving on the boards of a number of Ridgemont's portfolio companies.  Jack joined Banc of America Capital Investors, the in-house private equity arm of Bank of America and predecessor partnership to Ridgemont, in 2002 and led investments across a variety of industry sectors including industrials, business services, and healthcare. He worked in various other roles throughout his BACI tenure.  Jack earned his M.B.A. from The Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania with a concentration in Finance and a B.A. in Economics from Davidson College.

Perhaps the most important High School Comedy ever made, Fast Times at Ridgemont high is a an absolute cultural touchstone. When you consider that it was created by two super talents in Hollywood....Cameron Crowe and Amy Heckerling early in their careers and with so "before they were stars" acting talent...it's really not surprising. Anyway, take listen and see what you think our movie choice, thank you. #fasttimesatridgemonttimes, #seanpean, #judegereinhold, #phoebecates, #cameroncrowe, #fasttimes, #80s, #ferrisbueller, #jenniferjasonleigh, #spotify, #tompetty, #theboss, #nepobaby, #heart, #nickcage, #ericstoltz, #fyp, #gogos, #mask, #jodiefoster, #movies

Au sommaire de cette spéciale années 80 : Évocation de La Nuit de la comète de Thom Eberhardt (Rimini éditions), Retour sur quelques sorties Elephant Films, à savoir, Where The Buffalo Roam d'Art Linson, L'Homme dans l'ombre de Jack Fisk, Ghoulies de Luca Bercovici, BMX Bandits de Brian Trenchard-Smith et Ça chauffe au lycée Ridgemont d'Amy Heckerling . Bonne écoute à toutes et tous !

Sima Patel is co-founder and CEO of Ridgemont Hospitality, a hospitality development and management company in the San Francisco Bay Area, and she was also the first Board-elected Chair of Visit California, representing more than 20,000 tourism businesses here. She's a tireless champion of travel and tourism, and in this episode shares why every hospitality provider should care about promoting travel.If you care about hospitality, check out the Masters of Moments podcast where Jake Wurzak interviews top leaders in hospitality. His conversations with Bashar Wali and Matt Marquis are a great place to start, but also check out his solo episodes such as how he underwrites investment deals and a deep dive into GP fees you know about.Music by Clay Bassford of Bespoke Sound: Music Identity Design for Hospitality Brands

Sponsored by Otelier - the software behind every great host.Sima Patel is the co-founder and CEO of Ridgemont Hospitality, a San Francisco Bay Area-based hospitality development and management company and the founder of Saaheli, a global community committed to educate, engage, and empower women to realize their true potential. In this episode you'll hear what she's learned about empowering others.Do you want your teams to make better decisions and free them up to provide the best hospitality? You should meet Otelier - the software behind every great host. Otelier brings together the best features and functionality from MDO, Datavision, inTouch, HelloGM, Focal Revenue Solutions, and Broadvine to deliver a unified platform that meets the evolving needs of today's hotelier. Their product suite is built to optimize your portfolio's performance and make work more rewarding for both you and your teams - presenting the right information at the right time to make the best decisions more quickly and improve operational efficiency. Check out my interview with their CEO Vic Chynoweth and learn more at Otelier.io Music by Clay Bassford of Bespoke Sound: Music Identity Design for Hospitality Brands

Sponsored by Otelier - the software behind every great host.Sima Patel is one of the most widely respected leaders in hospitality, earning recognition as Hotelier of the Year by AAHOA and becoming the first board-elected Chair of Visit California, among other recognitions. Sima is the co-founder and CEO of Ridgemont Hospitality, a San Francisco Bay Area-based hospitality development and management company and in this episode, you'll hear her story of grit, resilience, and success in hospitality, which will inspire you to be your best and empower others.Do you want your teams to make better decisions and free them up to provide the best hospitality? You should meet Otelier - the software behind every great host. Otelier brings together the best features and functionality from MDO, Datavision, inTouch, HelloGM, Focal Revenue Solutions, and Broadvine to deliver a unified platform that meets the evolving needs of today's hotelier. Their product suite is built to optimize your portfolio's performance and make work more rewarding for both you and your teams - presenting the right information at the right time to make the best decisions more quickly and improve operational efficiency. Check out my interview with their CEO Vic Chynoweth and learn more at Otelier.io Music by Clay Bassford of Bespoke Sound: Music Identity Design for Hospitality Brands

A driver's ed film that scarred children of the 1960s. Stories of my time as a degenerate Las Vegas gambler. Some of the best 1980s teen movies, and more. All of this is front and center on Episode 133 of the podcast.Las Vegas is called 'Sin City' for a reason. All of the excesses that you could want are within arms reach. Even if you are a resident you cannot escape the pull of some of the vices. During my time living in Vegas in 2000-01 I found out that my major weakness was the lure of gambling. I will share some head-shaking yet hilarious stories of my days as a degenerate gambler.From laughs to horror. In 1964 a film was created to help scare straight potential new drivers. It was called Red Asphalt and its gory graphic content depicting real traffic accidents is still shocking 60 years later. We go way Back In the Day as I review this unique and terrifying driver's ed film. From horror to warm and fuzzy nostalgia we look back at some of the best 1980s teen movies this week in the Top 5. Get your Netflix, Hulu, or whatever streaming service you have ready to make a playlist.There is also a brand new This Week In History and Time Capsule centered around Thomas Edison's creation of the phonograph and how the way we consume sound changed forever.For more great content become a subscriber on Patreon or Buzzsprout!Helpful Links from this EpisodeThe Lady of the Dunes.comPurchase My New Book Cape Cod Beyond the Beach!In My Footsteps: A Cape Cod Travel Guide(2nd Edition)Kiwi's Kustoms - EtsyDJ Williams MusicKeeKee's Cape Cod KitchenChristopher Setterlund.comCape Cod Living - Zazzle StoreSubscribe on YouTube!Initial Impressions 2.0 BlogRed Asphalt - Archive.orgListen to Episode 132 here Support the show

In this episode, we speak with Jack Purcell, a Managing Partner of Ridgemont Equity Partners, which is a Charlotte-based middle market private equity firm with $9 billion in assets under management that has provided buyout and growth capital to industry-leading companies in the business and tech-enabled services, industrial growth, and healthcare sectors for three decades. The principals of Ridgemont have refined a proven, industry-focused model designed to build distinctive middle market companies. Jack focuses primarily on investments in business and tech-enabled services as well as industrial growth.  Previously, Jack worked with Banc of America Capital Investors, which he joined in 2002. I am your host RJ Lumba.  We hope you enjoy the show.  If you like the episode, click to subscribe.

In this episode, the dudes take it to the max and travel to LA's San Fernando Valley where they rock out to Frank Zappa's totally tubular 1982 hit "Valley Girl."  After stopping by Ridgemont high for their goat yoga class, they ponder the deeper question of "does art imitate life, or does life imitate Zappa?"  Join the boyz as they embark on what promises to be the most paused podcast in history.  Gnarly, dude!Songs:Reverb Syndicate - Better Dancing Through TechnologyFrank Zappa - Valley GirlFrank Zappa - The Jazz Discharge Party HatsSurvivor - Eye of the TigerSex-O-Rama - The Money ShotBridgette Bardot - Je t'aime...mon non plusDeep Purple - Smoke on the WaterThe Byrds - Turn, Turn, TurnDweezil Zappa - MontanaFrank Zappa - Ya HoznaTim Curry - Sweet TransvestiteBuffalo Tom - StaplesSex-O-Rama - The Money ShotBridgette Bardot - Je t'aime...mon non plus

This week on S&A Lindsay is joined by upcoming Podcast Schooled By Cinema Host Lexy Van Dyke. As they remanence about High School with a Double of Amy Heckerling's Fast Time at Ridgemont Hight (1982) & Karyn Kusama's Jennifer's Body (2009). Two generations of High School movies that show that a Teenage Girl will not mess around. Listen to Schlock & Awe on your favourite Podcast App

Remember when Nicholas Cage was known as Nicolas Coppola?  Remember when the mall was THE place to hang out?  Remember when half the girls in your high school class were trying to look like Pat Benatar?  Remember when Sean Penn was funny?? :o Well if you don't remember any of those things, here is an iconic tie capsule movie to remind of those and many other things from forty years ago.  Yes this high school comedy came out forty years ago and it was not only the directorial debut for Amy Heckerling who would go on to direct Clueless but it was also the screenwriting debut of Cameron Crowe who would go on to write and direct Jerry Maguire.  And it has a STACKED cast of future top talent including Penn, Cage, Forest Whitaker, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Judge Reinhold among several others.  It's time to go back to Ridgemont and find out if playing Led Zeppelin IV on the first date REALLY works….Host: Geoff Gershon  Editors: Geoff and Ella GershonProducer: Marlene Gershonhttps://livingforthecinema.com/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Living-for-the-Cinema-Podcast-101167838847578Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/livingforthecinema/Letterboxd:https://letterboxd.com/Living4Cinema/

How high can Scott and Marty get, as they consider how time works in the omniverse?Core Connections:Twelve O'Clock High (1949, Dir. Henry King)Three O'Clock High (1987, Dir. Phil Joanou)Fast Times at Ridgemont High (1982, Dir. Amy Heckerling) Connective Cameos:Die HardDangerous MindsLean on MeStar Wars Episode IV: A New HopeKing CreoleThe GunfighterDr. Strangelove, or How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the BombTitanicPulp FictionPork Chop HillThe PatsyAirplane!Back to the FutureYoung GunsStand by MeThrow Momma From the TrainThe TerminatorBridesmaidsMr. MomMidnight RunRed HeatRisky BusinessFirestarterSuperbadCluelessAmerican PieNational Lampoon's Animal HouseWet Hot American SummerThe FreshmanBill and Ted's Excellent AdventureRomy and Michelle's High School ReunionDazed and ConfusedBeing John MalkovichThe Tree of LifeBetter Off DeadOne Flew Over the Cuckoo's NestBatman ReturnsBad Lieutenant: Port of Call New OrleansSilver StreakBeverly Hills CopScarfaceAddams Family ValuesHot Tub Time MachineMilkScott Pilgrim vs. The WorldMean GirlsThe Breakfast ClubCatch-22The GeneralSnowpiercerAmerican GraffitiTHX-1138 Linked Films to Date: 590 

Sean Chastain reveals an awkward situation that happened during his pedicure...Yes, Sean gets pedicures.

Hey bud, let's party! Greatest hits of fast Times at Ridgemont high, volume 1 Side A 1. Everyone's on Dope - The Mr. Hands 2. Little Prick - The Damones 3. Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Jerk Off Fantasy Bikini - Phoebe and the MasterCates 4. You Dick - The Spicolis 5. Single Successful Guy - The Ugly Brads Side B 1. Stacy Needs a Ride - The Banned Parenthoods 2. I Got it from the Network - The Stu Nahans 3. Heart in my Hand - Vargas and the Sankas 4. Awesome, Totally Awesome - The Gnarlys 5. It's Just He's So Boring - RATT (ner)

40 ans de carrière de Nicolas Cage en un mix fiévreux de DJ Bénureau Children of the New Dawn - Jóhann Jóhannsson (Mandy, 2018) This Town Ain't Big Enough for the Both of Us - Sparks (Kick Ass, 2010) Release Me - Johnny Adams (Bad Lieutenant : Escale à La Nouvelle-Orléans, 2009) Side Show - Blue Magic (Family Man, 2000) Superstar - The Carpenters (Ghost Rider, 2007) More Than This - Roxy Music (Les Associés, 2003) Love My Way - The Psychedelic Furs (Valley Girl, 1983) Money - The Flying Lizards (Lord of War, 2005) Tusa Tango - Stewart Copeland (Rusty James, 1983) We Got the Beat - The Go Go's (Ça chauffe au lycée Ridgemont, 1982) Tunnel Vision - Colin Towns (Embrasse-moi, vampire, 1988) The Gardners - Colin Stetson (Color Out of Space, 2018) Back in the Dust - Gold Zebra (Possession, 2018) Come to Daddy - Aphex Twin (8mm, 1999) Ring of Fire - Wall of Voodoo (Sonny, 2002) Slaughterhouse - Powermad (Sailor et Lula, 1990) What's the Frequency, Kenneth? - REM (À tombeau ouvert, 1998) A Thousand Miles from Nowhere - Dwight Yoakam (Red Rock West, 1993) Picture in a Frame - Tom Waits (The Runner, 2015) Jump Around - House of Pain (Kiss of Death, 1995) The Freaky Things (Roshere Mix) - LaKiesha Berri (Snake Eyes, 1998) Stop the Rock - Apollo 440 (60 Secondes Chrono) F**k the Pain Away - Peaches (Hell Driver, 2011) Tiemblo (A.T. Molina Remix) - Elvis Crespo (La Vie de David Gale, 2003) Solo Para Ti - Chico Escobedo (Army of One, 2016) That's Amore - Dean Martin (Éclair de lune, 1987) You Must Believe Me - The Impressions (Milliardaire malgré lui, 1994) I Wonder Why - Nicolas Cage (Peggy Sue s'est mariée, 1986)

All brothers Phil & Warren need are some tasty waves and a cool buzz to deep dive into the classic high school comedy drama “Fast Times at Ridgemont High.” Topics include: Crowe’s first screenplay & Heckerling’s first movie (2:35), filming on location & the hit soundtrack (10:35), the stars of the picture (17:30), stats & accolades (29:50), best scenes & lines (37:00), Judge Bob’s recasting court (53:20), and the film’s legacy (1:13:45), plus much more.

All brothers Phil & Warren need are some tasty waves and a cool buzz to deep dive into the classic high school comedy drama “Fast Times at Ridgemont High.” Topics include: Crowe’s first screenplay & Heckerling’s first movie (2:35), filming on location & the hit soundtrack (10:35), the stars of the picture (17:30), stats & accolades (29:50), best scenes & lines (37:00), Judge Bob’s recasting court (53:20), and the film’s legacy (1:13:45), plus much more.

  Meg was once on Disney's Dream Squad, and while that usually meant making dreams come true - one time it almost meant her job! Plus, Jay Sherer faces off with Josh Taylor in a game of Goldblumian and Nic Cagean proportions on Theme Park Pulse: The Game!-To support our work for as little as $1 a month on Patreon - click here!-AUTOMATED TRANSCRIPTION (will contain many, many, many errors) Kory: [00:00:00] welcome to  pulse, the game, the game show for theme park fans. I'm your host Kory in San Francisco, California. And I'll introduce you to the rest of the panel in just a second. Theme Park Pulse: The Game is a fan supported podcast. Meaning this ultimately costs us more money than we make. It's truly a labor of love for everyone you hear on the show and we can really use your support on our Patriot for as little as a dollar a month. You'll get some awesome benefits and you'll help us offset the costs associated with making this show. There's a link down in the show notes. If money is tight and we totally get that, help us out by telling a friend about the show and showing them how to subscribe. Hmm, thanks in advance. In the next half hour, you'll meet a former cast member and part of the Walt Disney world dream squad laid off during the pandemic and our buddy Jay Sherer from the story geek stops by for an unconventional showdown on rollercoaster. Rapid-fire up first. It's the Park's pop culture pop quiz. if you'd like to play theme park pulse the game. Call (213) 935-0513. That's (213) 935-0513. And leave a message. Let's welcome. Our listener contestant on theme park pulse the game from Orlando, Florida. It's Meg Patton. Hey meg. Great to be here. Thank you for joining us! In just a minute. I'm going to test your Park's knowledge with the Park's pop culture pop quiz. But first I'd like to introduce you to our legacy panel,  Albie: [00:01:54] Oh, that's not funny.  Kory: [00:01:56] Up first. Check again from the deck of a star ship that is randomly docked in Sacramento, California, for some reason, it's our scorekeeper Albie up high.  Adam: [00:02:05] Yeah.  Albie: [00:02:05] So I needed fuel some like, Hey, this place looks cool and it's not covered in snow. Let's stop here.  Kory: [00:02:11] And the gas prices are cheaper there than, you know, a lot of nearby cities.  Sean: [00:02:15] Yeah. I  Albie:[00:02:15] don't have to steal it from a. Pirates some space.  Kory: [00:02:19] It's just practical, just a few miles away from Alby there in California's capital city sits the host of Adam's theme park time machine on this channel, and very much in competition for the best beard on this show. It's Adam Vargas. Well, and see we're  Adam: [00:02:32] on zoom, so I'm not wearing a mask so you can see it. And it's newly trimmed. It's good  Kory: [00:02:37] for this next panelist known for her haikus. A poem roses are red. Violets are blue. Nikki loves kitties and podcasting. Oh,  Nikki: [00:02:48] that  Kory: [00:02:48] was wonderful. Co-host of Jack and Nicky weekday mornings on WVA Q in Morgantown, West Virginia. Hey man. Oh,  Nikki: [00:02:56] what's up? Y'all  Kory: [00:02:57] South South West of West Virginia in the suburbs of Greenville. South Carolina is where we find our friend Jack. Calls him Shawny. Shawn, Shawn, Shawn, or daddy. Goth Santa's is used regularly, but his friends just call him Sean.  Sean: [00:03:12] I'm also not wearing a mask, but when I do, you can still see my beard. They just become one after a while.  Kory: [00:03:20] It's true. And finally, he is the host of modern mouse on YouTube and in your podcast feeds. And he's the trivia. God. He wrote that on Tuesday nights for Disney trivia, Tuesday on the theme park pulse, Twitch and Facebook live. It's Josh Taylor in Denver, Colorado. Hey, John Corey, I wrote you a potent too. Adam: [00:03:37] Did you? Yeah. Uh, it  Unknown: [00:03:38] goes like this, uh, roses are red. You just introduced me. I'm here for some games and probably some hazing. Yeah. I.  Sean: [00:03:50] And a genius Kory: [00:03:55] continuing our series. He's on former cast members of the Walt Disney company. Maggie worked on the dream squad, which by the way, sounds super rad. Just get to make people's dreams come true. It's amazing. And you had a bit of a swash buckling interaction. You might say with a guest at up cuts, mouse gear, can you share that story? Meg: [00:04:15] I would say the, you know, the dreams, God was amazing, you know, given out dreams, nicest Cinderella, castle, suite, and Disney vacation club memberships. But when you were not doing all those high profile things, you were just literally wandering the park and. Looking for ways to amuse yourself and others. So I came out from our office and I look over and there's this older grandfather type gentlemen coming out of mouse gear, wearing a child's pirate hat is kind of standing there, you know, arms crossed. I was like, Oh, I have to go talk to this guy. So immediately, very chatty we're talking it up, I'm calling them a pirate, R B from Mayday and you know, he's going back and forth. I was like, Oh, this is great. What fun? I was like, wait, I have, I have a pirate button. I can like officially make this guy a pirate. So I take out the button, I make it this big thing. He's like all excited. And he goes, would you mind pinning it on me? And I was like, Oh, you know, okay. I don't, you know, any, I will never forget this. He like slow motion pulls his arm that had kind of been hidden, which I didn't. Well, he noticed out and on his hand is an honest to goodness, real life hook. So all of a sudden my brain goes, I just called a man to the hook. It  Unknown: [00:05:31] five times  Meg: [00:05:34] I. If going to get fired. I like look at the fellow dream squad member that is with me who thank goodness is the sweetest person on the planet. So I was like, they will believe Jackie that I will not  thank goodness. I have a witness and he like taps the button with his hook. So that like day, sir, I was like, Oh my God. Oh my God. So I immediately go upstairs, write a whole email to my leader like this. I was really trying to make magic. It really blew up in my face. So fast forward the end of the night, if you've ever been at the parks, sometimes we wave and so dreams called. We would do that. And I saw this man coming in a sea of like 30,000 people. I see my pirate. I was like, Oh my gosh, this is it. This is where he's going to call me out from everyone. And about these were this big family and they all yell my name. Everybody literally bought it.  Unknown: [00:06:26] So excited. They're like, he's been  Meg: [00:06:27] jogging about you all night. I'm so glad he got to meet you. He's so proud to be a pirate. So I was like, Oh,  Kory: [00:06:34] ultimately really happy with what you had done.  Adam: [00:06:37] But I was  Meg: [00:06:37] like, this is, I can't believe I called a man with a hook, a pirate.  Kory: [00:06:43] Maggie, you haven't let leaving the Disney company slow you down. You have a next page with mag where you put together a children's literature with related activities for kids. You've also created this thing that I'm fascinated by story hunts. What is story  Meg: [00:06:55] hunts? So I personally have always been a fan of. Trivia, you know, it's just something I naturally liked and there's this great Facebook group called for each other that allows cast members and folks that want to support the impact of cast members, ways to connect. And what are people looking for? And someone said, Hey, we're going to the parks. We know not everything's open. We're looking for like a scavenger hunt type of thing. And I was like, shh. I can't do that. You know, no one tells a story like Disney and there are so many details, teeny tiny ones, a big ones, you know, of course you can walk into agency expedition, Everest, and you know, you're in Asia, but do you also ever look at the prayer flags that are hanging and the dinged up pots and pans that are from the village? So it's, it's that type of stuff that I send people all over the park.  Kory: [00:07:39] I'm looking for. Where can people find your scavenger hunts? Cause that sounds really fun.  Meg: [00:07:42] Yes. People are like, which one's your favorite? I'm like, well, I really try not to make a lame one. I mean, they're all on both Facebook and Instagram as well as Gmail next page with Meg. All right,  Kory: [00:07:56] man. We're going to play the parks, pop culture, pop quiz. I'm going to ask you three questions about some recent news from Park's pop culture. If you get too correct, we'll send you a glow in the dark theme park pulse wristband. You're ready to play. Oh, yeah, let's do it. Here we go. Question one. It was once the rainforest cafe. Now it's Disneyland's first store outside the park dedicated to what space centric franchise,  Meg: [00:08:23] a desktop. Kory: [00:08:27] Oh, you can no longer get a burger under a drippy elephant. You can take home a grow goo of your very own. In my mind, I'm like. Can we do both room for all. How about a drippy Grogan? Can we get that? Sean: [00:08:43] Eat the crumbs  Unknown: [00:08:44] out of that little baby's mouth. Kory: [00:08:50] Okay. Mag question two. It was announced recently that Disneyland is considering a dedicated entrance gate for what,  Meg: [00:08:58] uh, annual pass  Unknown: [00:08:59] holders.  Kory: [00:09:01] That's right. An idea. And it's one that has already been implemented widely at Walt Disney world in Florida. But it makes me wonder before you give pass holders, their own entrance. Wouldn't you want to consider actually like having pass holders?  Unknown: [00:09:17] I don't know for us legacies.  Kory: [00:09:19] You have your own line to go buy a one day one park ticket. All right, Meg, last question. As part of the upcoming 18 month celebration of Walt Disney world's 50th anniversary, which spherical park icon is getting some lighting upgrades. Unknown: [00:09:34] I believe it is  Meg: [00:09:34] spaceship earth.  Kory: [00:09:37] That's right. It was also announced that those lighting upgrades will be permanent Disney. It's calling the 50th, the world's most magical celebration. It's rumored that Imagineers are already working on plans for the 60th anniversary of the resort, which they plan to call the world's more, most magical or celebration Topia. Adam: [00:09:56] They really need you on  Kory: [00:09:57] payroll. They do. I'll be headed back, do on the Park's pop culture, pop quiz. As the legendary  Adam: [00:10:02] RuPaul says,  Unknown: [00:10:03] you're a winner, baby. Kory: [00:10:08] I wondered if lb could make this show a little bit Geyer and he did. Thank you, Alby. Congratulations, Maggie. Will you stick around and play some more games later in the show? Up next. We meet our guest Jay Scherer and put him to the test against a member of our panel and a game of gold blue Meehan and Nick KGN proportions. See what I mean? Next on theme park pulse, the game. Welcome back to theme park, post the game. Our guests this week is a long time friend of the no midnight media family of podcasts. He's an author and is a part of the story geeks podcast and YouTube channel in Southern California. It's our pal, Jay Shearer. Welcome Jay. Hey,  Jay Sherer: [00:10:55] it is a pleasure to be here. It's like in pandemic days. I'm just  Kory: [00:10:58] glad I get to hang out with you guys. It does feel like hangs, not quite the same as the hangs we're used to, but almost how are you and your wife passing the time they're in. So Cal without Disneyland to run off.  Jay Sherer: [00:11:10] Oh, it is such a bummer. I will tell you, we do get down to downtown Disney when it, when it's open and we'll have, you know, a meal and try to get some ice cream and salt and straw, which is amazing. But yeah, a lot of times, I mean, we're just like watching TV, doing podcasts, working remotely, staying at home.  Kory: [00:11:27] You do what you can, in addition to being a super talented podcaster, definitely checkout story geeks. You're also an author and that you co-wrote an audio book called death of a bounty Hunter. That's getting a lot of attention. Tell us about that. What's death.  Jay Sherer: [00:11:42] Death of a bunny owner is my favorite thing that I have actually ever written. And one of the things that made it, my favorite thing is it exists as a novel. But we wrote it to be a full cast audio book. So we know we didn't have the budget to film a movie. And so what we did was we said, look, we can actually write this as a full cast audio book use all of our friends who are in the acting community and do this. And so we have three different narrators who were recording from the first person, but we have a total of 11 voice actors voicing 14 different characters. It's like a supernatural steam punk Western. So if you're into that kind of thing, it's a genre mashup, and it's a story about a Korean bounty Hunter who kind of, has to come face to face with the widow. Of a guy that he killed. And so it's a very intense, but very fun story. And you guys can check it out death of  Adam: [00:12:33] a bunny, hunter.com. Can I just say quickly as an avid audio book listener, I wish more audio books would do that. I get so sick of hearing the same white dude doing voices. Bravo, man. Good job,  Kory: [00:12:47] Jay. What is the story? Geeks podcast.  Jay Sherer: [00:12:50] We're all about storytelling. And so the art of storytelling is really important to us. So Kayla Monroe, who is a screenwriter, he wrote the Mongolian connection. And I, uh, and sometimes occasional guests will talk about the philosophy of storytelling and what goes on, um, when you're writing our story or telling a story. And then we also have a whole team of people who just like to geek out about geek stories, science fiction, fantasy comic book stories. And so that's kind of a big mashup of all the things that we do together. And I think almost everybody here has been on that  Adam: [00:13:22] show. Right?  Jay Sherer: [00:13:23] Almost everybody here has been on that show at one point in time or  Kory: [00:13:25] another analyst, Josh Taylor have hosted a podcast dedicated to the personalities and work of two great American actors. You've got one. You've already done one that's coming up. The first one was on Jeff Goldbloom. And the upcoming one is about Nick cage. Why those two actors and later why work with Josh Taylor? I'm just kidding.  Adam: [00:13:49] It's fair. Actually. I want to do  Jay Sherer: [00:13:51] those podcasts because I get to work with Josh Taylor, who I think is super fun to work with. He's the best. Basically Josh came to me and it was like, I love Jeff Goldbloom and I think you're going to fall in love with Jeff Goldblum. I was like, all right, let's see. And then of course you do because he's Jeff Goldbloom. We had a blast on that podcast. That was a fun one. That was good. I think we just said to ourselves, like we chose one huge nineties celebrity. Who else was big in the nineties. Oh, Hey, that guy, Nick cage big. Let's go after  Kory: [00:14:17] him. Scope living still out there somewhere. Josh  Sean: [00:14:20] Taylor. Yeah. You can still listen to global blooming currently  Unknown: [00:14:24] at the. Network 1901 or modern mouse website.  Kory: [00:14:27] After all that work, you should be an expert on both of those men by now, but so HSA Josh Taylor. So this time on theme park, post the game, we are pitting you against each other. It's rollercoaster. Rapid-fire the Goldbloom cage Taylor Scherer showdown, Adam.  Adam: [00:14:46] All right. I'll admit, I don't think Nicholas cage and Jeff Goldbloom have that much to do with theme parks, but you know what? You guys love those guys. And we like to have fun. It's  Kory: [00:14:55] technicality. They like parks and they like these guys. Adam: [00:14:58] It's two degrees of separation. I guys, we played rollercoaster. Rapid-fire, uh, quite a few times here on theme park, host the game, but just a quick refresher on how this works. I am going to ask you five questions with a number. That is incorrect. All you have to do is tell me, is the correct number higher or lower for no other reason than the fact that Josh is before Jay on my screen, Josh is going to go first. And Jeff Goldbloom is going to be the first set of questions. No roller coaster rep fire, the marvelous Jeff Goldblum. Here we get the number of Portlandia episodes that Jeff Goldbloom stars in six.  Sean: [00:15:41] Oh, uh, uh, lower  Adam: [00:15:48] eight. My favorite roles include the doily salesman and the karaoke coach. Everybody needs to watch Jeff Goldbloom on Portlandia. Kory: [00:15:55] I think he's great. As the pullout King,  Adam: [00:15:57] he is very good as a pullout thing as well. Appearances in best picture, Oscar nominees, three lower. For Annie hall, the big chill, the right stuff. And the grand Budapest hotel. I don't know anything  Sean: [00:16:16] about Adam: [00:16:19] the number of times. Ian Malcolm says the word chaos or chaotic in Jurassic park nine. I'm  Sean: [00:16:28] going to go lower,  Adam: [00:16:30] correct. Six times. The word is said seven times in the movie once by Dr. Sattler and the other six by Dr. Malcolm Jeff gold blooms, Instagram followers, 1.5 million. Let me go higher 1 million, which honestly, that, that is criminally underrated. Yeah, man  Sean: [00:16:54] fashion icon that is still too low for our Lord and savior  Adam: [00:16:59] fifth and final question. The year he appeared on Saturday night live as Dr. Kent Waller opposite will Farrell as Harry Carey, 1999. Slower. 1997. And I only have one question for you. Hey, eat the moon. If it was made of ribs,  Kory: [00:17:22] I'll be, how many did he get?  Unknown: [00:17:24] He got three, right? So I guess he kind of does know  Adam: [00:17:26] Jeff Goldbloom ish. He recovered. Nice. All right. J three is the number to beat. And I'm nervous about this guys. Nicolas cage. Joshua  Jay Sherer: [00:17:35] was the one that did all the history stuff for this. Kory: [00:17:39] I'm trying  Adam: [00:17:40] to be interesting.  Kory: [00:17:41] Oh, is this big trouble? I guess  Jay Sherer: [00:17:42] let's see what I can do.  Adam: [00:17:45] Number of IMD B after credits 90. Oh,  Unknown: [00:17:50] higher.  Adam: [00:17:53] 102. I don't have a joke for that. That's a lot of movies, the rotten tomatoes approval rating for the Wicker man, 20% lower 15%. They're probably just all people who really, really liked. B's  Kory: [00:18:14] Josh, how are you feeling right now? I'm  Adam: [00:18:16] just really  Sean: [00:18:17] excited that we're talking  Unknown: [00:18:18] about  Jay Sherer: [00:18:19] Nick cage and  Adam: [00:18:19] Jeff Hogan movies in which he's credited by his birth name, Nicolas Coppola for if  Jay Sherer: [00:18:28] you would've asked me what his birth name was, I would not have known  Kory: [00:18:31] it. I'm going to say lower. Adam: [00:18:36] Yeah. Nicolas Coppola is for folks who don't know is the nephew of Francis Ford Coppola. He was credited by his birth name and two movies, a TV movie in the early eighties and fast times at Ridgemont high, where he's the pizza delivery guy amount of time that he was married to Lisa Marie Presley 100 days  Jay Sherer: [00:18:56] a minute, say higher, Adam: [00:19:01] just barely 107 days, which means of course he has something in common with Michael Jackson. One of the only people weirder than Nicholas cage. Ah, we got to do that. Jackson podcast, Jay Sherry, you're going for the clean sweep on Nicholas cage, the amount of money he spent on a T-Rex skull, $250,000.  Kory: [00:19:25] I don't even care what the answer is. Oh,  Jay Sherer: [00:19:28] I'm going to say that it's  Adam: [00:19:29] higher than that. Unknown: [00:19:34] Perfect  Adam: [00:19:35] score in rollercoaster, rapid fire. $270,000. He returned it when he found out it was stolen. Now maybe I'm a cynical guy, but if somebody said you'll want to buy this T-Rex skull, I would just assume that he didn't get it legitimately. What's the legitimate  Sean: [00:19:52] way to  Adam: [00:19:52] get it. See Rex  Sean: [00:19:53] skull, then  Kory: [00:19:55] Jeff Goldbloom would have, uh, found a way one roller coaster, rapid fire this  Adam: [00:20:01] time. I mean, see, I'm obsessed  Unknown: [00:20:03] with Cardi B and obviously. BJ's obsessed with Nick cage. So Jay won. Congratulations.  Kory: [00:20:09] I don't know what  Jay Sherer: [00:20:09] it says about me,  Kory: [00:20:12] Jay, will you hang out on the panel for a bit and play the eighth to work with us at the end of the show? Sure. Up next on the podcast, you see, Nikki will read haiku's exactly. Three. If Meg can guests two out of three, she might just be the champion of our next game by Nikki. I know. Oh my God. Thankfully, Nikki is a way more effective poet than I am happy. Hi, cruise is next on theme park pulse. welcome back to theme park, post the game. If you'd like to be a contestant call (213) 935-0513 and leave a message or you can email Nikki in IKK I at noon, midnight media.com. Let's welcome back to the show from Orlando, Florida. It's Meg Patton. Welcome back. Thank you, Meg, we've invited you back to play a game of silly lines and crispy rhymes. Yes. I made that up. It's a game Nikki invented. It's called happy haikus. Nikki  Nikki: [00:21:17] Meg, you create scavenger hunts for families at Walt Disney world and the resorts and beyond. So I thought I would create a little puzzle for you to solve, but we're going with Disney land rides.  Kory: [00:21:32] Just out of sheer cruelty. Really? I'm sorry. Tricky. Tricky.  Unknown: [00:21:38] I  Nikki: [00:21:38] have created three haikus for you. You need to guess two out of three, correct? Two wins. So keep those Disneyland rides in mind. All right. Haikus number one, who even are you eat? Drink grow shrink heads will roll a tumbling down. We go.  Meg: [00:21:58] I feel like that. I forget what it's called. Alice in Wonderland.  Nikki: [00:22:04] There you go. All right. This one might be a little bit tougher. Hey, number two. What a waste of pies? I hope you have insurance look out for that  Unknown: [00:22:17] train.  Meg: [00:22:20] Mr. Toad's wild ride  Nikki: [00:22:24] pass. He needs one  Meg: [00:22:25] insurance.  Adam: [00:22:27] Didn't that watch out for that train thing. Was that like a, what were you like doing a little Georgia? The jungle tie-in thing. That's what my mind went  Sean: [00:22:33] to.  Nikki: [00:22:34] Oh yeah. I didn't even think  Kory: [00:22:36] of that. I'm actually just surprised you didn't find a way to Ryman goes to hell in there somewhere because I mean, that's a real, real thing. You've got to give the devil his due. It's an important plot point,  Unknown: [00:22:47] right?  Sean: [00:22:48] Crispy rhymes,  Meg: [00:22:50] haiku, number three,  Nikki: [00:22:52] a code adventure, stop and play some basketball. Harold waits for  Kory: [00:22:57] you. Oh, this one's tricky. Matter what?  Unknown: [00:23:00] Yeah,  Kory: [00:23:04] that was very insightful. Basketball, I guess she would say I'll be, how did Meg do on happy haikus, our special  Unknown: [00:23:12] guest three questions. You're a winner. Kory: [00:23:20] close enough. We'll wrap up the show with park guests behaving badly. The eighth dwarf is next on the game. Hey, it's Corey real quick while I have you at the park post, the game is a completely fan supported podcast. And well, last year we almost broke even, but because of the pandemic and the economic downturn, we've seen a lot of our financial support dry up. If you've been thinking about supporting our work now would be a really great time to join us on Patrion. Just search for a patrion.com/no midnight. And join for as little as a dollar a month. You'll pick up multiple cool bonus episodes every week and get early access to all of our shows with no ads like this one. There's a link down in the description of this podcast. Take a look at that. Join us on Patrion. If you can, either way. Thank you so much for listening now back to the show. before we wrap up the show this week, we're going to play another round of the eighth dwarf play along at home or on social media using the hashtag eighth dwarf, Sean, take it away.  Sean: [00:24:35] All right. So we all know the seven doors they're designed to represent specific behaviors, personality traits. And at some point during any Disney trip, we're likely to see or be sleepy, dopey, happy, or. While 2020 keeps casting its shadow over 2021 grumpy, but every now and then we witnessed people in the parks. So we just can't categorize as one of the seven dwarfs. Their behavior is so outrageous that we fit these people into their own category that we call. The eighth dwarf. All right. We're all avid Disney fans park goers. Or we were back in the house the on days of 2019, you know, back in the before times. And we're all guilty, a little bit. Some of us made more than others of being that friend. You know, the one that, the note, all that is more than happy to offer tons of unsolicited advice. The minute you hear someone say the word Disney, most of us. Meanwhile, but then there are folks like Alex, no matter what Alex, who is single with no kids mind, you knows what's best for you on your trip with your family. It doesn't matter that your family five who is bringing along grandma and grandpa, which was not an uncommon occurrence before 2020, Alex has yet. Do it counter a trip that he can't micromanage all the help. He will gladly make all of your decisions for you. Context, be damned. He has a foolproof, one size fits all plan that you need to know. And clearly, if you don't listen to Alex, you are the stubborn one. Corey, what do we call Alex?  Kory: [00:26:08] Daddy  Sean: [00:26:11] buffoon. He,  Nikki: [00:26:14] you said he's single, right? Yeah, Unknown: [00:26:21] this is Len Testa from touringplans.com ah,  Adam: [00:26:28] E type a,  Kory: [00:26:33] I  Jay Sherer: [00:26:33] literally do not have a better answer than  Kory: [00:26:37] shots. Also. We have two Lin testers. That's the first  Sean: [00:26:44] and Meg.  Kory: [00:26:47] I see,  Sean: [00:26:49] I think Papa's he takes it. That's got a good flow. Good. All right. Next up, we have Danny with an eye. Let me start this whole thing by saying I'm old ish and I'm aware of this, but I don't reflectively hate all young people. For example, I think I do a wonderful job of tolerating, Jackie, Jack, Jack, and all of his shenanigans jokes aside. I do try to do my best to remember that I was in my twenties once and well, it's kind of a Rite of passage. You dumb manned or short-sighted things in your twenties. Oh, but Danny, she goes just a little bit too far, or at least Danny goes too far when she's on trips, surrounded by five of her friends, flash photography on pirates, reciting the script in the haunted mansion, singing loudly and poorly on carousel of progress, saving quote unquote spots in line for all of their new friends in the space, mountain queue, perhaps the most egregious. Practically stampeding over a young girl, dressed like bell so they can record themselves with guest on for their followers. Quote, unquote, I'll admit to being too old to get tick tock, but I sort of feel like it's not old fashioned to suggest that people not run over children. Unless, of course you are guest on, and then it's pretty much on brand. But come on, Danny. Corey, what is Danny's eighth dwarf name? This  Kory: [00:28:15] is why we can't have nice things. He  Sean: [00:28:19] Al be exasperated.  Unknown: [00:28:23] Look at me. Sean: [00:28:29] I feel like that he would just go on.  Unknown: [00:28:32] Josh, this would be entitled influencers, David Dilbert in his blog squad, Sean: [00:28:41] Adam  Adam: [00:28:42] hashtag the worst.  Jay Sherer: [00:28:46] Mine's kind of similar to Nikki's, but it's selfie E Sean: [00:28:53] and Meg  Meg: [00:28:54] non influencing  Kory: [00:28:58] non-influenza  Meg: [00:29:00] fluid.  Sean: [00:29:02] I think we're going to go with selfie, Jay. Well done. The extended E's really sell that one. I  Kory: [00:29:07] think Jay and Meg, thank you so much for joining us this week on theme park,  Jay Sherer: [00:29:11] post the game. It was great to be here and I'm a little bit ashamed of how well I did it in the cage Adam: [00:29:19] theme park pulse, the game was created, written and produced by the panelists you heard on the show today, Corey, Allie, Nicki,  Kory: [00:29:25] Adam, Sean. And, uh, we'd like to thank our special guests, Jay shear of the story geeks and our contestant former cast member, Meg Patton in  Nikki: [00:29:33] Orlando. An all new episode of the doom. Scroll drops tomorrow on our Patrion. That show is weekly and at all tiers plus  Sean: [00:29:40] assemble each Tuesday where right now we're doing a deep dive into one division. Check out the link in the description and support our work for as little as $1 a month. And you'll get that as well as other cool bonuses. We'd also love to see you for a trivia Tuesdays  Unknown: [00:29:53] on the theme park, pulse Twitch and Facebook live that's 5:00 PM. Uh, West 8:00 PM Eastern every Tuesday night. The single most important thing that you can do to help us out is share the part, cost the game with all your lovely  Kory: [00:30:08] friends. This is a fact from our family to yours, wear a mask, or is it three now, wash your hands. Keep your eyes on the road. Call your mother and join us next time for an all new theme park pulse the game

On this edition of Fast Zeits At Ridgemont Geist Jack and Miles discuss an article judging voters by their fridge contents, the Dodgers won the World Series, Jack Dorsey is getting grilled by the Senate, Adele and Skepta are dating, and the Stock Market plummeted, and we found out who wrote the Anonymous op-ed! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Big Pup is the CEO of P.U.D. Empire/Entertainment and has been around the Houston music scene for over 15 years. Being from Ridgemont, Pup had a relationship with Z-Ro that led to him being featured on his albums and his classic "I Hate U" before being taken off the final version. In this interview Pup also breaks down his formula for success and a lot more. Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/JBHTgFxe4Kw Purchase Merch https://www.donniehoustonworld.com/merch/ 

It's time for a double feature! Two classic 80's teen movies were watched this week in preparation for this episode: 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High' and 'Valley Girl'. But not all Cage appearances are equal....how do they stack up? What is Mr Cage like in them? And how did Liam and Laurence REALLY meet? Join us this episode as we discuss: - Nicolas Cage's Chest Hair - Flesh Cylinders - What makes good sushi - Liam's Dad, Brad.

"Fast Times at Ridgemont High" did everything an '80s high school movie was supposed to do. It did it first, and it did it best. The cast of young actors grew up to be some of the biggest names in Hollywood, Cameron Crowe went on to write "Jerry McGuire" and "Almost Famous," and director Amy Heckerling changed America's view of teens again when she created "Clueless." Find out how "Fast Times" taught Big D about women's struggles; why Ash's mom calls it "the abortion movie," and why Gene thinks shopping malls will make a comeback. Also ... the bikini scene ... yeah, it still holds up. Roy Nemerson Articles: https://variety.com/2001/scene/people-news/roy-e-nemerson-1117850384/ https://ew.com/article/1994/06/24/selling-scripts-mean-money-maybe-not-fame/ SUBSCRIBE & FOLLOW Android: http://shatthemovies.com/android Apple/iTunes: http://shatthemovies.com/itunes Social Media: Twitch, Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, Snapchat Website: http://shatthemovies.com/ HELP SUPPORT THE PODCAST Donate with Paypal: http://shatthemovies.com/paypal Donate With Venmo: https://venmo.com/shatpodcasts Get Podcast Merchandise: http://shatthemovies.com/shop Shop Amazon With Our Affiliate Link: https://www.amazon.com/?tag=shatmovies-20 Sponsor's Listener Survey: http://shatthemovies.com/survey Leave an iTunes Review: http://shatthemovies.com/review Vote for our Next Movies: http://shatthemovies.com/vote Feeds & Social Media: http://shatthemovies.com/subscribe-and-follow Leave a Voicemail: (914) 719-SHAT - (914) 719-7428 Email: hosts@shatthemovies.com Listen to our TV Podcasts: https://shatontv.com/shat-on-podcasts Theme Song - Die Hard by Guyz Nite: https://www.facebook.com/guyznite

Final a movie that Jordan likes. We never thought we would get to this place. With our next episode in our teen sex comedies tonight we review Fast Times at Ridgemont high. A classic and godfather to all teen sex comedies maybe. Download now to hear what we think about Fast times and does the famous pool scene live up to hype?

One of the most iconic high school films (and iconic nude scenes) is squarely in the sights of movie critic @BillMccuddy (PBS). @KevinGootee and @KevinIsrael_NJ are shocked that Spicoli and company. But can Bill convince K&K that this film is worse than Judge Reinhold wearing his baseball jersey tucked into his jeans? Or is this film still truly as beautiful as a topless Phoebe Cates? We also get to hear a FANTASTIC story about KI working in a restaurant and someone having a major "accident" in the bathroom. YOU ALL HAVE BEEN AMAZING! We appreciate every single comment, like, retweet, share, etc. PLEASE KEEP THEM COMING! PLEASE continue to visit www.guttingthesacredcow.com EVERY day for brand NEW articles. Need a new shirt, coffee mug, or tote bag for that vacation that you'll have to cancel due to Covid? We're giving a 15% discount to those who sign up on our mailing list so you can get something on the cheap. Take a pic with our merch and we'll GLADLY share it on SM. We want to help YOU build your business and sell your service or product. Email us at guttingthesacredcow@gmail.com to get a hold of us. Please follow everyone on twitter, FB, Tumblr, and IG: @GTSCpodcast, @BillMccuddy @KevinGootee @KevinIsrael_NJ

John & Heidi share funny stories of people doing weird things... plus we continue our new segment #MovieStarMonday as John chats with Robert Romanus from Fast Times At Ridgemont High Learn more about our radio program, podcast & blog at www.JohnAndHeidiShow.com

John & Heidi share funny stories of people doing weird things... plus we continue our new segment #MovieStarMonday as John chats with Robert Romanus from Fast Times At Ridgemont High Learn more about our radio program, podcast & blog at www.JohnAndHeidiShow.com

Chris and the Rustman talk about more ladies of the eighties, He-Man, Ferris Bueller, and of course, some sports!

Episode 11 of Monstrosity Podcast features the actor who played one of the most classic characters in all of 1980's film! Robert Romanus who was brilliant as "Mike Damone" the school ticket scalper in 1982's "Fast Times at Ridgemont High". This interview becomes the most detailed "Fast Times" interview you will ever hear anywhere! Then the show slowly evolves towards some paranormal content, and an interview with paranormal author John Olsen. You don't want to miss this. It's one of Monstrosity host David Race's all time favorite episodes of the show! To never miss any episode of Monstrosity, simply subscribe for FREE! All you do is click subscribe in any platform you list to the podcast on. There's also special bonus content and experiences on our shows Patreon page. It can be accessed by visiting Patreon.com and typing in Monstrosity Podcast, or by clicking the special bonus content link on our shows website at MonstrosityPodcast.com Also, make sure you are following ALL of our podcasts social media (Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram), and David Race's own social media accounts in those same platforms!   And finally, share the show with your friends on all of your social media!  

Josh sits down with Ridgemont Outfitters co-founder Stacy Lowery. Outdoor lifestyle footwear and accessories brand that's inspired by action sports. Lowery's experience in the outdoor sport industry has been quite evolutionary, starting as a skater and designer and increasingly getting more into the outdoorsy side of action sports. After gathering gear for a trip abroad, he found that the options on the market weren't exactly what he was looking for and, with that in mind, he got to work designing something closer to what he was looking for. It wasn't long until he found the perfect mix of style and functionality to spark what would snowball into Ridgemont Outfitters.

Pour ce quinzième épisode, on parle du film Zandalee vendu comme un thriller "érotique" où Nicolas Cage retrouve Judge Reinhold, 9 ans après Ça chauffe au lycée Ridgemont. Bonne écoute ! Retrouvez-nous également sur Twitter (@CitizenCagePod) et Instagram (citizencagepodcast).

Life moves pretty fast.  If you don't stop and listen to this episode of REWIND all about '80s teen movies, you could miss it.  In 1978, 74% of the movie-going audience was between the ages of 12 and 29, fertile ground for the next decade of films geared towards a young demographic.  Pete talks with James King, author of the 2019 book The Ultimate History of the '80s Teen Movie.   The Breakfast Club, Fast Times At Ridgemont High, Porky's, Weird Science, Say Anything, Risky Business - it's all covered in this episode of REWIND.

In episode 125, Tony & Eddie sit down to talk about the fast paced, thrill packed, abundantly twist filled flick, Bad Times at the El Royale (2018). Are you a fan of a heist film? How about an action flick with powerful female characters? What about deeply character driven plot points? Or... did you like the TV show, LOST? If any of those answers are "yes", the boys think you might not want to miss out on this Drew Goddard film. They also sampled new brews from Levante Brewing Company and Elysian Brewing Company. If you're an avid listener, you know that Eddie loves Christmas, and of course he loves a good Christmas beer. Plum diddly, by Levante is a fruit and spice infused imerpial stout that really jingled his bells. Tony sipped on an American Pale Ale from Elysian called Salute the Sun. This low alcohol Pale with black limes was an interesting combo. But he wasn't ready to call it a favorite. For our film critique and some details on these two new beers, please give this week's episode a listen. And as always, we hoped you'd enjoyed this episode of The Cinemantics.

This week on the Mr. Skin Podcast, Mr. Skin goes over a favorite topic: the best breasts in 80s teen comedies! Take a nostalgic trip down mamory lane and check out the very best breasts in the totally boobular '80s!

Mark and Chris discuss the 'Sequel to Fast times", The Wild Life directed by Cameron Crowe and Starring Chris Penn, Ilan Mitchell-Smith, Eric Stoltz, Lea Thompson and Rick Moranis https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0088402/fullcredits

Pour cet épisode numéro un, c'est double ration de Nicolas Cage avec ses deux premières apparitions à la télévision (Best of Times) et au cinéma (Ça Chauffe au Lycée Ridgemont). Bonne écoute ! Retrouvez-nous également sur Twitter : @CitizenCagePod

Dick and Skippy welcome special guests Callie and James Wardell, owners of Wardell App Services, a local company that can address all your tech needs. Next, American Psychos frontman Matthew Flores and Michelle from Ridgemont [...]

This week's movie discussed by Mike Wendt and Liam Stryker is the 1982 cult classic, 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High.' Stacy Hamilton (Jennifer Jason Leigh) is a pretty, but inexperienced, teen interested in dating. Given advice by her uninhibited friend, Linda Barrett (Phoebe Cates), Stacy gets trapped in a love triangle with nice guy Mark Ratner (Brian Backer) and his more assured buddy Mike Damone (Robert Romanus). Meanwhile, Stacy's classmate Jeff Spicoli (Sean Penn), who lives for surfing and being stoned, faces off against Mr. Hand (Ray Walston), a strict teacher who has no time for the slacker's antics!

Kasey concludes his conversation with his good friend and fellow musician Dudley Taft @kaseyplaysbass @whatupcuzshow youtube.com/whatupcuzshow instagram.com/whatupcuzshow whatupcuzshow.com

Have you ever wondered what Mr. Skin's favorite nude scenes of all time were? Well, wonder no further! This week we go over the finest nude scenes according to Mr. Skin!

Favorite Things from "Jon Carter's Morning Show" on Utah's Classic 103.5 The Arrow, with Jokes about Jeans dominating the show, with Jon's take on Clothing Cleanliness and Tips on Cheap Clothes. Also, The 1st Quiz of The Morning starting off the show, featuring Jeff Spicoli and Fast Times at Ridgemont High. All things in Moderation on The Morning Show Recall and What Google refers to New Employees as on That's Correct or That's a Crock. National and Local News Headlines with Lori Prichard from KSL 5 TV, Jon's 7 Listeners, Studio Attribution and More! The Arrow's Morning Playback with Jumpin' J.C. from Utah's Classic 103.5 The Arrow.

Hey guys here we come after a long month of helping hurricane harvey victims and also reading to the blind. We have a special guest Tony from Ridgemont 4, enjoy the episode and his crazy life story!

Open (0:00), “The Process” with ‘Red Oaks’ creator, producer, writer Gregory Jacobs; intro (00:53), intro (1:48), making movies at age 12 shooting on a Super 8, playing for the Yankees (3:00), Steven Spielberg and ‘Jaws’ being such a big influence, NYU (5:10), sophomore year worked as AD for John Sayles, ‘Eight Men Out,’ MTV, working on music videos, Sayles being uncompromising with his scripts (8:52), Steven Soderbergh being envious, Coen Brothers and ‘Millers Crossing,’ storyboarding the entire move, working with Soderbergh, ‘King of the Hill,’ AD preparing Jacobs in efficiency and organization, working on ‘A Very Brady Sequel,’ working as an assistant tennis pro (18:20), creating the characters with Joe Gangemi, mapping it out as a TV series after initially thinking it would be a film, David Gordon Green, "The Pitch" for 'Red Oaks' ‘The Graduate’ and ‘Caddyshack,’ ‘Fast Times at Ridgemont High,’ the casting, Craig Roberts, Paul Reiser, Ennis Esmer, Richard Kind, Jennifer Grey, shooting the pilot (29:45), the waiting, Amazon was the only platform that guaranteed the pilot would be seen, had more material, looked season 3 as a movie (35:00), happy endings, David and Skye plan if the series went longer (37:59), the music, Hal Hartley never doing TV before (41:15), Amy Heckerling, Nash and Skip, Writing “Antagonist” with another side, Mar-a-Lago (46:30), writing the next project, Scott and Josh talk ‘Red Oaks’ (51:16), Talking Heads, in 15 years will people think ‘Red Oaks’ was filmed in the 1980s?, the music, a nice small core of directors for all 3 seasons, sweetness and heart, Freddie Roman, Catskills, “Body Swap” episode, Richard Kind hitting Sam’s sadness while singing “Rhinestone Cowboy” at a Karaoke bar, Mar-a-Lago, those forgotten Amazon shows, Tim Roth in Amazon’s new series ‘Tin Star,’ ‘Mindhunter,’ Starz drops ‘The Girlfriend Experience,’ Errol Morris semi-scripted Netflix mini-series ‘Wormwood,’ Netflix new series ‘Godless.’ Goodbye.  

Fast Times is a true teen classic. Written by Cameron Crowe and directed by Amy Heckerling, this is a perfect coming of age film that holds up today as strong as ever. Tracy and Herman discuss all aspects and have a few chuckles along the way. 

It's officially summer, if you're listening to this episode around the time it comes out in June of 2017. Let's get away from the deep subjects like we had last week with The Story Behind Hypnotism and The Story Behind Subliminal Messages and do a lighter topic. Maybe something you can listen to while laying in the sand on the beach somewhere soaking up the summer sun. Or, if you've just found the Story Behind and listening to past episodes in the cold winter months, transport yourself mentally to the beach as you listen. Even if you're not one of the 23 million people worldwide who participate in the pastime I'm focusing on in this week's episodes, you can feel like you're riding the waves with two episodes focusing on the sport and some of the language surrounding it. I'm your host, Emily Prokop, and this is The Story Behind Surfing. The role of Duke Kahanamoku was played by Dan Brenic from the Netflix N' Swill podcast. The music provided during the episode was performed by the band And Robots. Find more of their music at and-robots.com. Join The Story Behind Discussion Group on Facebook! Follow The Story Behind: Twitter | Facebook | Instagram | Website Check out #PodernFamily on Twitter to find other great indie podcasts like this one. If you enjoy podcasts about history, literature, archeology, and the arts, check out the hashtag #HumanitiesPodcasts on Twitter to find more podcasts like this one. Looking for more female-hosted podcasts? Find them by searching #LadyPodSquad on Twitter. Click here to support this podcast on Patreon. Media: And Robots Music for Makers Jeff Spicoli - YouTube Sources: Book - Legends of Surfing: The Greatest Surfriders from Duke Kahanamoku to Kelly Slater by Duke Boyd History of the Surf Board - Club of the Waves The Origins of Surfing - The Sport of Kings Surfing Statistics -Statistic Brain A Beginner's Guide To The Sweet, Stinging Nostalgia Of The Beach Boys - A.V. Club History Of Surfing: Gidget, The All-powerful - Surfer.com Video - David Davis: "Waterman: The Life and Times of Duke Kahanamoku" | Talks at Google The Origin of the Word Surfing Glossary of Surfing Terms - Surfer Today What The Hell Does "Cowabunga" Mean, Anyhow? - BuzzFeed Video - Writer Eddie Kean on the origin of "Cowabunga" on The Howdy Doody Show The History of the Dude - Good The History of the Famous Surfing Shaka Sign - Surfer Today

Our inaugural episode! Unfortunately, Nicolas Cage is barely in this one, and he's billed for the first and only time as Nicolas Coppola, so we mostly just talk about Cage in abstract and cringe at how racist and homophobic this "classic" gets.

This week Scott Pearson Eberly is joined by Josh Tepper. "Streaming Breakdown": Legion from FX In-Depth (1:00), Impostors from Bravo In-Depth (16:28), Patriot from Amazon In-Depth (29:05), Girls from HBO In-Depth (42:16), and Detroiters from Comedy Central In-Depth (59:52). "Manager's Special": Silver Streak on Netflix (1:09:05), Fast Times at Ridgemont High + Fast Times TV show, The Man in the Moon on Amazon Prime (1:13:49), Reese Witherspoon, Miss Stevens on Netflix (1:16:19), The Breakfast Club on HBO GO (1:19:17), and Super Mensch: The Legend of Shep Gordon on Netflix (1:23:53). "Meet the Nielsens": (1:26:57) TV ratings: Winds of War, Magnum P.I., 60 Minutes, Dynasty, and Dallas. Videodrome, White Dog (movie about a racist dog), Rocky II, Airplane II, Sylvester Stallone, The Academy sues a local awards show on Channel 9 in Los Angeles. 

This episode, Paul and Robert discuss an ultimate '80s film, Fast Times at Ridgemont High.

"Fast Times at Ridgemont High" is definitely a different pace to other coming of age / teen movies. It's the kind of film with a clear purpose that it doesn't shy away from. Now, you could look at this a find a tonne of clichés, however, this movie started them so you can't knock it for that. Sop come on by to Ridgemont high, and find out if Cory and Karen recommend it. READ MORE... The post TC98 – Coming of Age “Fast Times at Ridgemont High” appeared first on Golden Spiral Media- Entertainment Podcasts, Technology Podcasts & More.

"Fast Times at Ridgemont High" is definitely a different pace to other coming of age / teen movies. It's the kind of film with a clear purpose that it doesn't shy away from. Now, you could look at this a find a tonne of clichés, however, this movie started them so you can't knock it for that. Sop come on by to Ridgemont high, and find out if Cory and Karen recommend it. READ MORE... The post TC98 – Coming of Age “Fast Times at Ridgemont High” appeared first on Golden Spiral Media- Entertainment Podcasts, Technology Podcasts & More.

Juliette rants about holiday parties, discusses her childhood crushes, and talks about how to win an autographed copy of Lisa Ann's new book, all while drinking 1792 Ridgemont Reserve bourbon.

Join Dana as he looks closer at the first honest high school movie! HITM Info: hitmpodcast@gmail.com www.hitmpodcast.podomatic.com www.twitter.com/howisthismovie www.facebook.com/howisthismovie

Suspense Radio is back with another great show with 60 minutes of author interviews.  On today's show we will have author C.S. Harris and then author Paige McKenzie.  Paige Mckenzie: The Haunting of the Sunshine Girl. Shortly after her sixteenth birthday, Sunshine Griffith and her mother Kat move from sunny Austin, Texas, to the rain-drenched town of Ridgemont, Washington. Though Sunshine is adopted, she and her mother have always been close, sharing a special bond filled with laughter and inside jokes. But from the moment they arrive, Sunshine feels her world darken with an eeriness she cannot place. And even if Kat doesn’t recognize it, Sunshine knows that something about their new house is just ... creepy. C.S. Harris: Who Buries The Dead, a Sebastian St. Cyr book.  The grisly murder of a West Indies slave owner and the reappearance of a dangerous enemy from Sebastian St. Cyr’s past combine to put C. S. Harris’s “troubled but compelling antihero” (Booklist) to the ultimate test in this taut, thrilling mystery.

Joey T. & T. Mac return to profess their love for the #JackOffs!                        "Never Gonna Give You Up" OoohWe're no strangers to loveYou know the rules and so do IA full commitment's what I'm thinking ofYou wouldn't get this from any other guyI just wanna tell you how I'm feelingGotta make you understandNever gonna give you upNever gonna let you downNever gonna run around and desert youNever gonna make you cryNever gonna say goodbyeNever gonna tell a lie and hurt youWe've known each other for so longYour heart's been aching, butYou're too shy to say itInside, we both know what's been going onWe know the game and we're gonna play itAnd if you ask me how I'm feelingDon't tell me you're too blind to seeNever gonna give you upNever gonna let you downNever gonna run around and desert youNever gonna make you cryNever gonna say goodbyeNever gonna tell a lie and hurt youNever gonna give you upNever gonna let you downNever gonna run around and desert youNever gonna make you cryNever gonna say goodbyeNever gonna tell a lie and hurt you(Ooh, give you up)(Ooh, give you up)Never gonna give, never gonna give(Give you up)Never gonna give, never gonna give(Give you up)We've known each other for so longYour heart's been aching, butYou're too shy to say itInside, we both know what's been going onWe know the game and we're gonna play itI just wanna tell you how I'm feelingGotta make you understandNever gonna give you upNever gonna let you downNever gonna run around and desert youNever gonna make you cryNever gonna say goodbyeNever gonna tell a lie and hurt youNever gonna give you upNever gonna let you downNever gonna run around and desert youNever gonna make you cryNever gonna say goodbyeNever gonna tell a lie and hurt youNever gonna give you upNever gonna let you downNever gonna run around and desert youNever gonna make you cryNever gonna say goodbyeNever gonna tell a lie and hurt you

On this Episode of LET THERE BE TALK Dean tapes a live episode of the show in the NOHO District of North Hollywood at his good friend Bob Romanus's Espresso bar called Bob's Espresso. Dean's guest on this episode is long time friend Comedian Jay Davis. Tune in and hear Jay tell stories about his Hollywood Life including managing Keanu Reeves punk rock band DOG STAR and also starting one of the biggest Comedy Rooms in Los Angeles called Dublin's This Episode is brought 2 you by LA HARLEY. Check out all your Harley needs at LA HARLEY http://www.losangelesharleydavidsonofanaheim.com/

On today's episode of Let There Be Talk, special episode number 50!! Bob Romanus AKA Mike Damone from the 1982 classic 'Fast Times at Ridgemont High'. We discuss music, acting, and life in the movie biz. Do not miss this episode.

Taylor Negron sits with Mandy and Graham to discuss wilding out with Robin Williams and Harry Nilsson, hoarders, and the importance of good taste. Riotcast.com

He goes by the name"Ray-Chezzy. Hailing from Houston, TX. born Oct.11,1981.He has a unique sound, unbeleivable drive and determination, and unmeasuable talent, Ray-Chezzy has deffinately come a long way. Starting from his childhood neighbor hood Ridgemont 4 In Missouri City.Tx, To gracing the pages of magazines, Raw Cat Entertainment (R.C.E.), And Ray-Chezzy has become a standing influence in Houston small, but growing Hip-Hop community. By Producing his own music, beats, and owning his own studio Raw Cat Entertianment, his success has skyrocketed over the last year. Having guest appearences on "Minor Setback For A Major Come Up" Album, And 3BN Production "Nevda Slim And Mista Vee Greatest $hits" featuring R.C.E. 's own Ray-Chezzy, his name is becoming more popular everyday.This MC have taken Houston Hip-Hop to a new level.

Fast Times at Ridgemont High is awesome, totally awesome.