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Du 1er au 29 mars, Solène Langlais a présenté RINGSIDE SEAT, une exposition où la boxe devient un véritable terrain d'exploration artistique, au Tetris. À travers une mise en scène où le boxeur, la card-girl et le public occupent chacun un rôle bien défini, l'artiste détourne notre regard du combat lui-même pour révéler un tout autre spectacle : absences, jeux de perception… Une immersion entre fiction et réalité, où la répartition genrée des rôles dans la boxe et ses représentations médiatiques sont interrogées.Dans cet épisode, nous revenons avec Solène sur son du projet, son regard de boxeuse amatrice et les mises en scène qui l'entourent. Elle nous parle des inspirations cinématographiques qui ont nourri son travail, du rôle particulier des card-girls et du face-à-face troublant du public avec lui-même. Une conversation captivante sur ce sport, l'image et la manière dont l'art peut révéler ce que l'on ne voit pas toujours au premier regard.Un grand merci à Solène Langlais pour cet échange passionnant et pour avoir partagé avec nous son regard unique sur la boxe et ses représentations.Retrouvez Solène Langlais et son travail sur Instagram : @solene.langlais

*Trigger warning for this episode at book, as we do discuss briefly some of the traumatic experiences that are written about in the book. After today's episode, head on over to @therapybookspodcast to learn about our latest giveaway.   If you are enjoying these episodes, please leave us a 5-star review.   *Information shared on this podcast is for informational and educational purposes only.  In this weeks episode, Jessica Fowler speaks with Dr. David Dorado Romo about his book Borderlands and the Mexican American Story. We discussed a lot in this episode about stories that are often not taught about Mexican American History, why it is important to know for ourself, to teach about it, how it can be related to mental health and intergenerational trauma. Highlights include: 4:16 Dr. Romo shares why he wrote this book, including for himself as he was taught very little about his own history in school.   7:03 We discuss the bath riots. 18:53 Institutionalized racism.  20:37 Examples of young people protesting. 28:36 The importance of younger people knowing these stories. 30:05 Who this book is for and why. 32:44 Discussing why these stories are not told. About the author: David Dorado Romo, is an author, historian and musician with a Ph.D. in Borderlands History. He is the author of the award-winning Ringside Seat to a Revolution: An Underground Cultural History of El Paso and Juárez, 1893-1923 (Cinco Puntos Press, 2005) and Borderlands and the Mexican American Story (Penguin Random House, 2024), which was recently placed on the list of Best Books of 2024 by Kirkus Review and the School Library Journal. His historical essays have appeared in the Los Angeles Times, Washington Post, Texas Monthly, Texas Observer, and Mexico's City's Nexus. Borderlands and the Mexican American Story is his first non-fiction book aimed at middle and high school students.  David is a curator and co-director of the Museo Urbano, a public history project based in El Paso that exhibited “Uncaged Art,” a 2018 exhibit the featured the artwork of migrant children interned at a detention center in Tornillo, Texas.

With Maradona watching in from the outside, Romania and Argentina serve up a classic, while the Swedes march on at the expense of Saudi Arabia, who end up owning a lot of Swedish cars.

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A boxing discussion with my friends from Ringside Seat. Cat Johnson has uncovered some not too pleasent stories about the 1930s heavyweight champion Max Baer. We also preview The upcoming Fury Vs Usyk Heavyweight Unification fight

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Prepare for a captivating episode of Ring Talk with Lou Eisen as we welcome the distinguished Nigel Collins to the spotlight. A true icon in the world of boxing journalism, Nigel Collins brings a wealth of experience and insight to our conversation. From his role as the former editor of The Ring, KO Magazine, and World Boxing to his current contributions to Ringside Seat and the renowned UK weekly Boxing News, Collins' journey is a testament to his passion for the sport. Join us as we dive deep into the archives of boxing history with Nigel Collins. His time spent at the helm of esteemed publications has given him a ringside seat to some of the most iconic moments in boxing. From legendary fighters to historic matches, Nigel Collins has witnessed it all and is ready to share his insider stories. Nigel Collins' induction into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2015 speaks volumes about his contributions to the sport's legacy. His knowledge, dedication, and love for the sport are evident in his every word. This episode promises to be a treat for boxing enthusiasts and history buffs alike. As we uncover the untold tales and behind-the-scenes glimpses, we celebrate the rich tapestry of boxing through the eyes of a true insider. Don't miss this chance to gain a unique perspective on boxing's past, present, and future with Nigel Collins on Ring Talk with Lou Eisen. Remember to like, comment, and share this episode to honor the legacy of a boxing journalism legend. www.talkinfight.com  #talkinfight #ringtalk #LouEisen #NigelCollins #BoxingJournalism #TheRing #KOMagazine #WorldBoxing #RingsideSeat #BoxingNews #BoxingHistory #InternationalBoxingHallofFame #BoxingLegends #InsideBoxing #BoxingInsights #BoxingEnthusiasts #BoxingLegacy #BoxingNewsVideo #BoxingPastPresentFuture #BoxingInsider #BoxingJournalismLegend

This month, Dr. Jennifer Koshatka Seman joins us to talk about her book Borderlands Curanderos: The Worlds of Santa Teresa Urrea and Don Pedrito Jaramillo. We focus on the life of Teresa Urrea, a folk saint and spiritual healer in late 19th century Mexico that inspired indigenous and poor workers from the borderlands of Mexico to rise up against the Presidency of Porfirio Diaz.Jennifer Koshatka Seman, Borderlands Curanderos: The Worlds of Santa Teresa Urrea and Don Pedrito JaramilloCharles Wollenberg, Working on El Traque: The Pacific Electric Strike of 1903Brandon Bayne, From Saint to Seeker, Teresa Urrea's Search for a Place of Her OwnBarbara June Macklin and N. Ross Crumrine, Three North Mexican Folk Saint MovementsGilbert M. Joseph and Jurgen Buchenau, Mexico's Once and Future Revolution, Social Upheaval and the Challenge of  Rule since the Late Nineteenth Century, Chapter Two, Porfirian Modernization and its Costs.Telegrams, Multiculturalism: Are We Celebrating or Appropriating? (Guest Post by Dr. Jennifer Koshatka Seman)David Dorado Romo, Ringside Seat to a Revolution: An Underground Cultural History of El Paso and Juarez, 1893-1923,Nicole M. Guidotti-Hernández, Unspeakable Violence: Remapping U.S. and Mexican National ImaginariesPaul Vanderwood, The Power of God Against the Guns of Government: Religious Upheaval in Mexico at the Turn of the Nineteenth Century Support the show

Join us on Talkin' Fight for this riveting episode of Ring Talk with Lou Eisen as we sit down with revered boxing author William Dettloff to discuss his latest work - Matthew Saad Muhammad: Boxing's Miracle Man. Dive into the dramatic life and legendary career of the former undisputed light-heavyweight world champion, widely known as "Miracle Matthew." Dettloff, a boxing literature luminary, served as the senior editor at Ring Magazine for 15 years, and since 2017, has taken the reins as editor-in-chief of the widely-read Ringside Seat. With a wealth of boxing knowledge and history, he brings deep insights to this episode of Ring Talk. Learn how Matthew Saad Muhammad rose from the gritty streets of Philadelphia, surviving orphanages, gangs, and prison, to become an enduring icon in the Golden Age of Boxing. His electrifying bouts, including the unforgettable WBC Light Heavyweight Championship against Marvin Johnson, remain etched in the annals of boxing history. In this candid conversation, we unravel the compelling tale of a man who fought tirelessly, not just for wealth and fame, but to unearth his true identity. This episode promises an enlightening dialogue you wouldn't want to miss! Tune in this Sunday at 2 PM on Ring Talk with Lou Eisen. #Boxing, #RingTalk, #LouEisen, #TalkinFight, #WilliamDettloff, #MatthewSaadMuhammad, #BoxingLegend, #LightHeavyweightChampion, #BoxingHistory, #GoldenAgeofBoxing, #RingsideSeat, #BoxingBiography

2 Great Boxing Writers Jack Hirsch and Frank Lotierzo go at it every Mon at 7pm on Gloved Fist. Get a Ringside Seat and enjoy the Show

What does my Little League drama, that took place over 20 years ago, have to do with what took place last week in the well of the House of Representatives? To tell the truth, not much. Except the part where most of the people who the barely-elected Speaker thought he was protecting ended up biting him in the “you-know-what”!A TRANSCRIPT for this episode is available.

Today on a special episode, the guys don't cover a medical topic and only discuss an entertainment one: the rise and fall of the WWE's Vince McMahon (2:51). Even if you don't like wrestling, or actively hate it, this episode is a fascinating listen. The guys start off by discussing why professional wrestling has continued to be popular over the years and how ‘meta' commentary on wrestling has been covered by writers such as David Shoemaker. Asif then goes over the history of wrestling and discusses how the charge of wrestling being ‘fake' has been around for over 100 years.  They then talk about the rise of Vince McMahon and how he changed the landscape of professional wrestling. They then discuss the recent allegations against Vince which prompted him to retire from the WWE. Finally, they discuss where the WWE is heading and the ‘Succession'-type backroom dealings in the organization.  The opinions expressed are those of the hosts, and do not reflect those of any other organizations. This podcast and website represents the opinions of the hosts. The content here should not be taken as medical advice. The content here is for entertainment and informational purposes only, and because each person is so unique, please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions.    Music courtesy of Wataboi and 8er41 from Pixabay   Contact us at doctorvcomedian@gmail.com   Follow us on Social media: Twitter: @doctorvcomedian Instagram: doctorvcomedian   Show Notes: The Squared Circle: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.ca/books/311224/the-squared-circle-by-david-shoemaker/9781592408818/excerpt The Comic Book Story of Professional Wrestling: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.ca/books/558378/the-comic-book-story-of-professional-wrestling-by-aubrey-sitterson-art-by-chris-moreno/9780399580499 Remembering When the Rodman-Malone NBA Finals Feud in 1998 Led to a WCW Match: https://bleacherreport.com/articles/2771950-remembering-when-the-rodman-malone-nba-finals-feud-in-1998-led-to-a-wcw-match Linda McMahon Gets a Ringside Seat for TrumpMania: https://www.nytimes.com/2018/02/24/us/politics/linda-mcmahon-gets-a-ringside-seat-for-trumpmania.html Jimmy Snuka and the Death of Nancy Argentino: https://www.vicetv.com/en_us/video/jimmy-snuka-and-the-death-of-nancy-argentino/5e5ed68cd27129037a63680d WWE's Vince McMahon Agreed to Pay $12 Million in Hush Money to Four Women: https://www.wsj.com/articles/wwes-vince-mcmahon-agreed-to-pay-12-million-in-hush-money-to-four-women-11657289742

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In the final episode of Season 1, Ted Dintersmith, a venture capitalist and thought leader in innovation and education, joins our regular contributors, Dr. Barnett Berry and Merrit Jones. Ted shares bright spots from what he learned in his visits to schools in all 50 states, and lays out ideas to engage business leaders in shaping the future of education in South Carolina. For more on this episode and our work, visit elevatED4SC.com. Find us on Twitter and Facebook @ElevatED4SC. --- Producer: Reba Campbell Assistant producer: Sophie Bello Studio manager and editor: Britt Hogg Broadcast consultant: Randy Covington Music: Beauty Flow by Kevin MacLeod. View license here.

Greetings friends! I had a great conversation with graphic design artist Michael Kronenberg on the various ways that Batman has been portrayed over the years. It's really interesting to track Batman's evolution, particularly in light of how his persona  evolved not only in comic books, but also in movies and other media throughout the years. This is a classic "I feel like I've only skimmed the surface" episode, but we had fun talking and I'm grateful that Michael spent some time with me.  Michael Kronenberg is the right guy to talk to. He co-authored and designed The Batcave Companion (co-authored with Michael Eury), is a seminal collection of essays on the Caped Crusader. He is an award winning artist/graphic designer for the Film Noir Foundation and TwoMorrows Publishing, and he is the creator/designer of the boxing magazine RINGSIDE SEAT. Michael has designed magazines, books, and DVD/Blu-Ray movie releases for publishers worldwide.  Just as an additional note, I interviewed Michael for my blog many years ago on the art of film noir. Check out the link - we had a terrific time chatting! Thanks to all, and hope you enjoy the episode. See you soon!

The Ringside Seat Editors Preview the current issue 15, and Upcoming Fights, Including The Heavyweight match up this Saturday Joshua Vs Usyk

Boxing's Ringside Seat Magazine Editors Preview the current issue and Upcoming Fights, Including The Heavyweight match up this Saturday Joshua Vs Usyk

The Kronenberg Family Michael Steve and Nathan Of Back Issue Noir City and Ringside Seat magazines join me to talk about that special 1950s moment, when EC was making excellent comic fiction , until Dr Wertham Seduction Of The Innocent and The US Senate destroyed the line... And Then came MAD.

The Ringside Seat men join me discussing their latest issue, recent documentaries, fight history, and previewing the big summer matches to come : Fury Vs Wilder 3, Spence Vs Pacquiao, The Bantamweights and more. Featuring Authors Bill Detloff Nigel Collins Don Stradley and Michael Kronenberg

Boxing is having a hot moment The Ringside Seat men join me discussing their latest issue, recent documentaries, fight history, and previewing the big summer matches to come : Fury Vs Wilder 3, Spence Vs Pacquiao, The Bantamweights and more. Featuring Authors Bill Detloff Nigel Collins Don Stradley and Michael Kronenberg

From combat sports, Hollywood film and TV locations to 80s Punk Music, Steve talks about his incredible Documentary "18th and Grand" -about the history of The Qlympic Auditorium and its 20th century impact on sports and the LA community. We're joined by Pop Historians and Ringside Seat writers Eddie Muller (Noir Foundation TCM) and Mike Kronenberg (Noir Foundation )

Writers Bill Detloff Nigel Collins and Mike Kronenberg talk about the latest issue of Ringside Seat , plus we look back at the lives of Leon Spinks and Marvin Hagler

Writers Bill Detloff Nigel Collins and Mike Kronenberg talk about the latest issue of Ringside Seat , plus we look back at the lives of Leon Spinks and Marvin Hagler

Genesis 24 God is more than capable of bringing clarity out of chaos. This story involving Abraham’s anonymous servant yields several practical suggestions to modern readers. The post Abraham’s (anonymous) Servant: A Ringside Seat To The Affirmation Of God appeared first on DayBreak Community Church.

From combat sports, Hollywood film and TV locations to 80s Punk Music, Steve talks about his incredible Documentary 18th and Grand -about the history of The Qlympic Auditorium and its 20th century impact on the LA community. We're joned by Pop Historians Eddie Muller (Noir Foundation TCM) and Mike Kronenberg (Noir Foundation and Ringside Seat)

Smell the liniment and funk? "Tim Graham And Friends" brought to you by CTBK went into the gym to talk boxing with Ringside Seat editor in chief William Dettloff to talk about Saturday night's Errol Spence-Danny Garcia bout, Mike Tyson still generating PPVs and why the sport produces such compelling stories. We also were joined by regular guests Joel Staniszewski and Gerald Dixon to talk about the Buffalo Bills.

This week, our friends at the Latino Media Collective take over the Latino Rebels Radio podcast feed with a show from earlier this summer. Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, several politicians and media pundits have cited the Spanish Flu pandemic of 1918, tending to ignore the racism and xenophobia that occurred during that time. The LMC speaks with David Dorado Romo to set the record straight. Romo is the author of Ringside Seat to a Revolution: An Underground Cultural History of El Paso and Juarez, 1893-1923. Featured image: People wait in line to get flu masks on San Francisco's Montgomery Street in 1918. (Public Domain)

Episode 12: Nigel Collins, a journalist and Hall of Fame boxing writer who has been covering the sport for almost 50 years, joins the pod to talk boxing, writing and more. He is the former editor-in-chief of Ring Magazine, the author of "Boxing Babylon: Beyond the Shadowy World of the Prize Ring" and a current contributor for ESPN.com and Ringside Seat. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/jason-langendorf/support

The First 48 first episode in Tulsa and thoughts on the advantage of having the show  in Tulsa.

It's a unique episode of the Sal and Bob Show with special guest, Senior Editor at boxing's Ring Magazine for 15 years, William Dettloff (@WilliamDettloff). Sal and Bob are at Fin's Eatery and Spirits in New Baltimore, Michigan, throwing back a couple bourbons after their show at the Civic Center. In honor of their guest The One Hit Wonder is Warren Zevon's “Boom Boom Mancini.” Sal and Bob complain about Sweetest Day, and bitch about White Claw, and talk about their days in amateur boxing. Both guys talk about Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini and his fight with Alexis Arguello, then his successful title challenge against Arturo Frias less than two months later. Sal says there should be a single guy holiday, and gives his lowdown on the MLB playoffs. Bob says he no longer spins cotton candy for Halloween, and has given the machine to his daughter to continue the tradition. The guys mention their upcoming gigs. Sal gives his predictions for Big Ten football.  Sal and Bob welcome William Dettloff, a very accomplished boxing writer who's experience includes a biography of Ezzard Charles and fifteen years as Senior Editor for Ring Magazine. A fantastic interview ensues with Dettloff giving his opinions on MMA, the current state of boxing, and the stars of the game. A lively back and forth is held with all three guys giving their opinions and asking questions about the future of boxing. William and Bob talk Hearns-Leonard, Marciano, Roberto Duran, Leonard-Hagler and much more.  They wrap up with a prediction for the Ruiz-Joshua rematch and an homage to the bad-assery of Tommy Hearns. Read Dettloff's Ringside Seat magazine (@RingsideSeatMag) and listen to his podcast! What a fun episode!

RINGSIDE SEAT editor-in-chief Bill Dettloff welcomes veteran boxing and sports writer Wally Matthews to the show. They discuss the great fights Wally has covered in his career along with the features he's written for RINGSIDE SEAT. In depth discussion of George Foreman, Larry Holmes, Mike Tyson, Gerry Cooney, boxing in the 1980s-90s, they also predict the upcoming big bouts & more. A must listen for every boxing fan!

What would you say is one of the most polarizing political conversations of today? Climate change?Abortion? The wall? “The Wall” has been a major talking point for President Trump and one of his favorite go-to chants at rallies. Trump most recently made headlines for diverting billions of dollars intended for military construction projects in order to finance this wall. But Americans didn’t always care so much about Mexicans crossing the border. Both sides used to cross willy nilly without much of a care. In today’s episode, we’ll explore the beginnings of our history with the Mexican border. If you would like to know more, David Dorado Romo wrote a great book titled “Ringside Seat to A Revolution: An Underground Cultural History of El Paso and Juarez, 1893-1923” where he details how his great Aunt lived through the baths at the border. Other resources used were NPR’s article titled “The Bath Riots: Indignity Along the Mexican Border” and History Channel’s article “The Violent History of the U.S. – Mexico Border” on their website.

It's a unique episode of the Sal and Bob Show with special guest, Senior Editor at boxing's Ring Magazine for 15 years, William Dettloff (@WilliamDettloff). Sal and Bob are at Fin's Eatery and Spirits in New Baltimore, Michigan, throwing back a couple bourbons after their show at the Civic Center. In honor of their guest The One Hit Wonder is Warren Zevon's “Boom Boom Mancini.” Sal and Bob complain about Sweetest Day, and bitch about White Claw, and talk about their days in amateur boxing. Both guys talk about Ray “Boom Boom” Mancini and his fight with Alexis Arguello, then his successful title challenge against Arturo Frias less than two months later. Sal says there should be a single guy holiday, and gives his lowdown on the MLB playoffs. Bob says he no longer spins cotton candy for Halloween, and has given the machine to his daughter to continue the tradition. The guys mention their upcoming gigs. Sal gives his predictions for Big Ten football.  Sal and Bob welcome William Dettloff, a very accomplished boxing writer who's experience includes a biography of Ezzard Charles and fifteen years as Senior Editor for Ring Magazine. A fantastic interview ensues with Dettloff giving his opinions on MMA, the current state of boxing, and the stars of the game. A lively back and forth is held with all three guys giving their opinions and asking questions about the future of boxing. William and Bob talk Hearns-Leonard, Marciano, Roberto Duran, Leonard-Hagler and much more.  They wrap up with a prediction for the Ruiz-Joshua rematch and an homage to the bad-assery of Tommy Hearns. Read Dettloff's Ringside Seat magazine (@RingsideSeatMag) and listen to his podcast! What a fun episode!

Vanguard ETF product management expert Rich Powers provides investors with exciting highlights of the recent Inside ETFs conference.

Welcome to Two Guys, One Sport! Every week, Chris and George will discuss the world of professional wrestling, covering topics far and wide that appeal to their unique tastes on this form of entertainment that we all hold dear. Sit back and enjoy, and remember, don't work yourself into a shoot! This week, WWE has gifted us with a topic that will surely hold our attention the whole show. The episodes of Raw and Smackdown that aired this Monday and Tuesday were some of the worst that have aired in our time as fans, and they point towards fairly upsetting trends as WWE heads towards their new deal with Fox. We'll talk about these things and explain why what the WWE is doing won't last and won't help. Next week, we'll be talking all about Royal Rumble weekend and the beginning of Wrestlemania season. Join us for our previews and predictions of NXT Takeover: Phoenix and the Royal Rumble itself! Closing Song - "Ringside Seat to Human Tragedy" by Disarmonia Mundi

Dettloff talks about his magazine Ringside Seat, and we review and preview recent and upcoming bouts.

Check out the newest addition ot the Word Balloon Network Here's the latest epsiode of The Big Bout Podcast. Bill Dettloff talks about his magazine Ringside Seat, and we review and preview recent and upcoming bouts. 

Florida Round Table 7-29-18: On this edition of the Florida Round Table Reagan and Yaffee interview Donald M. Stinson on his new book Downstairs at the White House: A Teenager, an Oval Office, and a Ringside Seat to Watergate. You'll also get our our extended take on Florida politics in the Sunshine State and beyond. We'll see you on the radio on one of our 80+ stations. Listen to the "Florida Round Table" podcast NOW!

Florida Round Table 7-29-18: On this edition of the Florida Round Table Reagan and Yaffee interview Donald M. Stinson on his new book Downstairs at the White House: A Teenager, an Oval Office, and a Ringside Seat to Watergate. You'll also get our our extended take on Florida politics in the Sunshine State and beyond. We'll see you on the radio on one of our 80+ stations. Listen to the "Florida Round Table" podcast NOW!

The Co-Author Of The Batcave Companion joins us to tak about the 1970s Batman and some of the era's best creators .Michael is also one of the creative minds behind Ringside Seat, which is a great digital magazine covering the past present and future of the Sweet Science.

The Co-Author Of The Batcave Companion joins us to tak about the 1970s Batman and some of the era's best creators .Michael is also one of the creative minds behind Ringside Seat, which is a great digital magazine covering the past present and future of the Sweet Science.

Here at the Open Metalcast Headquarters we're awaiting the next bout from Mother Nature and her minions of winter to deposit more wintery mix (read: ice) over the land. But the metal must flow and we have a great line-up of metal music for you. We have tracks from Within Destruction, Homicidal Raptus, Enthrallment, Kekal , Stolen Lives, Electric Valley, This Age, and Slugdge. Hopefully it'll keep your ears warm and filled with Creative Commons Metal Music goodness. (00:10) Human Defect by Within Destruction from D E A T H W I S H (BY-NC-ND) (03:33) Disemboweled in a Public Toilet by Homicidal Raptus from Erotomanic Hallucinosis (BY-ND) (08:05) Fruits of Pain and Blue Sky by Enthrallment from People from the Lands of Vit (BY-NC-ND) (11:59) Blessing In Disguise by Kekal from Acidity (BY-NC-ND) (17:33) Budoucnost sviní by Stolen Lives from Budoucnost sviní (BY-NC-ND) (20:07) War of Cosmos by Electric Valley from Two Realities at War (BY-NC-ND) (27:15) Fri[End] by This Age from 'Till The End Of Time (BY-NC-SA) (32:08) Eyehatesalt by Slugdge from Born of Slime (BY-NC-ND) Please support the bands in this show! Buy a T-Shirt, buy an album, or head to the shows. Whatever you can do to help these bands keep making music, please do it! If you have any suggestions for Creative Commons licensed metal, send me a link at craig@openmetalcast.com. Open Metalcast #172 (MP3) Open Metalcast #172 (OGG)

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The art director for the Film Noir Foundation's NOIR CITY e-magazine joins us to talk graphic design, comic books, and boxing. We begin with how Michael first started working with the FNF (3:00), plus designing the website and other projects for Eddie Muller's Black Pool Productions (5:50). We also discuss the process of designing each issue of NOIR CITY (8:30), including the use of multi-media video and audio clips (15:00). Then we talk about the NOIR CITY comics issue, starting with Michael's article "Batman in the '70s: First Rebirth of the Bat" on the character's development over the years (19:40), and how Batman's dark turn in the 1970s is still influencing comics and movies today (30:35). We also delve into Michael's choices for the all-time Top 10 noir comics (35:30). Next we discuss how Marvel's movie production chief is combining the approach of classic Hollywood studio moguls and Marvel legend Stan Lee (42:00), plus some indications that DC is starting to move in that direction with their movies (49:50). Your host then seizes the opportunity to coach everyone on saying the chronically mispronounced name of Wonder Woman star Gal Gadot (53:10). We conclude with the sweet science, including Michael's love of boxing inherited from his ex-prizefighter dad (55:00), his all-time Top 5 boxing movies (56:40), and his new boxing e-magazine Ringside Seat (1:06:00). Michael's designs for Black Pool Productions, including Eddie Muller's book "Gun Crazy: The Origin Of American Outlaw Cinema" available at: http://blackpoolproductions.com/ NOIR CITY comics issue: http://www.noircitymag.com/noir_city_14.html The Batcave Companion: https://www.amazon.com/Batcave-Companion-Michael-Eury/dp/1893905780 Ringside Seat magazine: http://ringsideseatmag.com/ Light And Noir Film Festival in Sacramento on July 22: http://www.crestsacramento.com/event/1508401-light-noir-film-festival-pass-sacramento/ Please send us any feedback you have on our show to podcast@filmnoirfoundation.org. Music: Themes from Sunset Blvd (by Franz Waxman) and Gun Crazy (Victor Young), Guglielmo Ratcliff: Intermezzo (Pietro Mascagni) from Raging Bull. Dialogue from The Dark Knight (with Heath Ledger and Christian Bale) and Batman: Mask Of The Phantasm (Mark Hamill).

WisPolitics.com's Jeff Mayers talks with former state Sen. Tim Cullen, author of "Ringside Seat." March 2, 2017

Pastor Jimmy examines the battle over one man's soul in Acts 13