Podcast appearances and mentions of Rob Schmidt

Podcast: This week on The Mystical Positivist, hosts Stuart Goodnick and Rob Schmidt feature two episodes from the Western Baul Podcast Series recorded earlier this year. In the first hour we present the talk, Cultivating Transparency: Realizing the Emptiness of the Stories You Tell Yourself, and in the second hour we present the talk, Languaging Nonduality. The podcast descriptions are as follows: Cultivating Transparency: Realizing the Emptiness of the Stories You Tell Yourself We could say that all we know about ourselves cognitively are stories we tell ourselves. These are not necessarily obvious to us because they play so constantly. We respond to the universe through the stories that filter our experience. How do we work with this since we can't think ourselves out of this box? Transparency hints at a different way of relating to stories. Many stories we identify with are cultural views. Stories in and of themselves are not a problem; they are a feature of what it is to be human. It's when we hold onto stories that they capture our energy and attention so we don't come back to the present and to the next event gifted to us by the universe. Transparency involves listening, seeing, generosity of spirit to others and ourselves, without reactivity to a story. This is not trivial work and a tool we have is self-observation, which is an energetic and not an analytical act. One feature of mature practice is relaxation of the tense form of attention we compulsively hold. This can allow for humor and for different kinds of spaces or chambers to be created. Belief is an emotional relationship with a lie. When a story turns into a belief, we can't put it down. Resistance manifests differently in the three centers that are discussed in the Gurdjieff work. It is a rich vein to mine to reclaim energy of attention we've invested in story. Conscious suffering is the willingness to be present with resistance. Practice can be seen as an offering rather than as a story with an agenda to wake up. Creativity is an end in itself, the universe doing what it most wants to do. When not bound by our stories, we can accept the universe's invitations to engage in higher work.is a Western spiritual tradition founded by George Gurdjieff, a mystic of Greek and Armenian origin who taught in Russia, Europe, and America and died in 1949. The system he developed out of his own spiritual search, which is shrouded in mystery, is completely unique and geared toward working with a modern mindset of “waking sleep” in the West. The Fourth Way Tradition has been considered by some to be humorless and dogmatically committed to a rigid system of practices and ideas, but this ignores Gurdjieff's own flexibility ranging from playfulness to penetrating compassion. Today's speakers are dharma heirs of Tayu Meditation Center's founder Robert Daniel Ennis, whose teachings were anchored in the Fourth Way but ranged widely beyond that source material.  Languaging Nonduality Grounded practice gives us direct experience of the pervasiveness of the mechanical, identified mind. Before we have direct experience of something, linguistic representations are ineffective at transmitting what it is. There is a distinction between results and practice. A teaching can be the result of practice, such as loving our neighbor, but we may consider it as a practice that we are unable to embody without having cultivated the necessary quality of being. Seeing the world as non-dual is a result, not a practice. When nonduality is taken as an intellectual proposition, mind pastes over experience and co-opts the spiritual process, which is not realization. There are poets like Ursula Le Guin who use language to “point at the moon” or the sacred. There has to be some work with mind for the intuition and depth of nonduality to take root and inform all aspects of our lives. We may not be in a new paradigm of spiritual practice, but we are in a new paradigm of access to information and teachings. Nonduality is one way among others to talk about reality. Different spiritual approaches work for different people. For many, something has to be dislodged from its static position around the heart. There's truth to being non-dual and to being dual, which is paradoxical and indicative of a greater mystery. We can be grateful for language that brings our attention to something bigger than the small self. It's not words but the carrier wave, where someone is coming from, that transmits what words point to. It's helpful to hang out with people who share spiritual intention. Everyone doesn't need to be involved in formal spiritual practice; lives are equally valid. The Western Baul Podcast Series features talks by practitioners of the Western Baul path. Topics are intended to offer something of educational, inspirational, and practical value to anyone drawn to the spiritual path. For Western Bauls, practice is not a matter of philosophy but is expressed in everyday affairs, service to others, and music and song. There is the recognition that all spiritual traditions have examples of those who have realized that there is no separate self to substantiate—though one will always exist in form—and that “There is only God” or oneness with creation. Western Bauls, as named by Lee Lozowick (1943-2010), an American spiritual Master who taught in the US, Europe, and India and who was known for his radical dharma, humor, and integrity, are kin to the Bauls of Bengal, India, with whom he shared an essential resonance and friendship. Lee's spiritual lineage includes Yogi Ramsuratkumar and Swami Papa Ramdas. Rob Schmidt and Stuart Goodnick are the spiritual directors of Tayu Meditation Center. Rob has made contributions to the practice of anthropological archaeology and currently runs Tayu's spiritual bookstore in Sebastopol, California, Many Rivers Books & Tea. Stuart is an engineer in a Fortune 500 company and plays the shakuhachi (Japanese bamboo flute) as a spiritual practice. More information about Tayu Meditation Center can be found at: Many Rivers Books and Tea Website: www.manyriversbooks.com, Western Baul Podcast Website: westernbaul.org.

You're the one who's gonna need to take care. Join Reneé, John Paul, and Travis as they discuss Rob Schmidt's 2003 slasher film "Wrong Turn." Please consider supporting the show on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thepodmortem  Pod Mortem would like to thank Original CINematic for sponsoring this week's episode! https://www.ogcinpro.com/  Feel free to contact: William Rush: wrush@ogcinpro.com Xxena Rush: xrush@ogcinpro.com    Where to listen to the podcast and follow us on social media: https://allmylinks.com/thepodmortem Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/thepodmortem https://www.instagram.com/travismwh https://www.instagram.com/bloodandsmoke https://www.instagram.com/juggalodaddy84 Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/thepodmortem https://twitter.com/bloodandsmoke https://twitter.com/realstreeter84 https://twitter.com/travismwh What would you rate Wrong Turn and what should we watch next? Email us at thepodmortem@gmail.com    "Pod Mortem Theme" written and performed by Travis Hunter-Sayapin. https://youtube.com/travismwh

Grounded practice gives us direct experience of the pervasiveness of the mechanical, identified mind. Before we have direct experience of something, linguistic representations are ineffective at transmitting what it is. There is a distinction between results and practice. A teaching can be the result of practice, such as loving our neighbor, but we may consider it as a practice that we are unable to embody without having cultivated the necessary quality of being. Seeing the world as nondual is a result, not a practice. When nonduality is taken as an intellectual proposition, mind pastes over experience and co-opts the spiritual process, which is not realization. There are poets like Ursula Le Guin who use language to “point at the moon” or the sacred. There has to be some work with mind for the intuition and depth of nonduality to take root and inform all aspects of our lives. We may not be in a new paradigm of spiritual practice, but we are in a new paradigm of access to information and teachings. Nonduality is one way among others to talk about reality. Different spiritual approaches work for different people. For many, something has to be dislodged from its static position around the heart. There's truth to being nondual and to being dual, which is paradoxical and indicative of a greater mystery. We can be grateful for language that brings our attention to something bigger than the small self. It's not words but the carrier wave, where someone is coming from, that transmits what words point to. It's helpful to hang out with people who share spiritual intention. Everyone doesn't need to be involved in formal spiritual practice; lives are equally valid. Rob Schmidt and Stuart Goodnick run Tayu Meditation Center and founded Many Rivers Books and Tea in Sebastopol, CA. They invite spiritual teachers, practitioners, and authors to articulate their stories on The Mystical Positivist podcast.

Happy Monday! Sam and Emma speak with Malaika Jabali, senior news and politics editor at Essence Magazine, to discuss her recent book It's Not You, It's Capitalism: Why It's Time to Break Up and How to Move On. First, Sam and Emma run through updates on Israel's siege of Shifa Hospital in Gaza, the continuing international backlash against Israel's ethnic cleansing as officials call for a “Second Nakba,” the House GOP's continuing struggle against governance, Tim Scott's presidential campaign, and Big Tech and labor, also touching on the US Media's continuing double standards towards Israel's war crimes. Malaika Jabali then joins, diving right into the purpose behind her project to open up socialist and anti-capitalist critiques to a US population that's been immersed in propaganda since birth, first diving into the particular role of capitalist media in obscuring the institutional and systemic roots of major political issues in favor of individualist and behavioral explanations. Jabali walks Sam and Emma through the role of the Great Recession, in particular, in waking her and many others up to the economic and political roots of so many social struggles, an awakening furthered just a decade later with the COVID Pandemic providing proof of these political and economic systems' capability to support the public on a much broader level. After briefly running through the drastically different material impacts that come from electoral versus community organizing, they walk through the importance of social policy in bolstering the freedom of the public and undermining the leverage from the private sector, and parse through the importance of acknowledging the role race plays in class politics. Wrapping up, Malaika Jabali reaffirms the central role of community organizing in providing tangible results for the success of socialism and the failure of capitalism's lens on humanity. And in the Fun Half: Sam and Emma celebrate the human drive to spite your boss, watch Greta Thunberg perfectly respond to complaints of her injecting “politics” into climate activism, and discuss the harrowing footage coming out of Brandeis University's crackdown on student protest. Tim Scott drops out, Okajic from New York reflects on Vivek's campaign, and Kowalski from Nebraska gives his agriculture report. Mike from Minneapolis on midwest politics, Tim from Michigan, Pat from Ft. Liberty, and Marcos from Texas on Israel-Palestine discourse. Plus, Rob Schmidt gives the Newsmax audience a wake-up call to the threat of democracy, plus, your calls and IMs! Check out Malaika's book here: https://www.hachettebookgroup.com/titles/malaika-jabali/its-not-you-its-capitalism/9781643752648/ Become a member at JoinTheMajorityReport.com: https://fans.fm/majority/join Subscribe to the ESVN YouTube channel here: https://www.youtube.com/esvnshow Subscribe to the AMQuickie newsletter here: https://am-quickie.ghost.io/ Join the Majority Report Discord! http://majoritydiscord.com/ Get all your MR merch at our store: https://shop.majorityreportradio.com/ Get the free Majority Report App!: http://majority.fm/app Check out today's sponsors: Ritual: Essential for Men is a quality multivitamin from a company you can actually trust. And get this—Ritual is offering my listeners 30% off during your first month. Visit https://ritual.com/MAJORITY to start Ritual or add Essential For Men to your subscription today. ZBiotics: Go to https://zbiotics.com/MAJORITY to get 15% off your first order when you use MAJORITY at checkout. You can also sign up for a subscription using my code - so you can stay prepared no matter the time or occasion. ZBiotics is backed with 100% money back guarantee so if you're unsatisfied for any reason, they'll refund your money, no questions asked. Sunset Lake CBD: Starting today, all products on https://sunsetlakecbd.com will be 30% off with coupon code “BF.” But that's not all, if your order is over $125, you'll be prompted to pick a FREE 20-count of your choice of CBD gummies. Orders over $250 will also get a cozy new beanie just in time for the holiday season. Follow the Majority Report crew on Twitter: @SamSeder @EmmaVigeland @MattLech @BradKAlsop Check out Matt's show, Left Reckoning, on Youtube, and subscribe on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/leftreckoning Check out Matt Binder's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/mattbinder Subscribe to Brandon's show The Discourse on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/ExpandTheDiscourse Check out Ava Raiza's music here! https://avaraiza.bandcamp.com/ The Majority Report with Sam Seder - https://majorityreportradio.com/

We could say that all we know about ourselves cognitively are stories we tell ourselves. These are not necessarily obvious to us because they play so constantly. We respond to the universe through the stories that filter our experience. How do we work with this since we can't think ourselves out of this box? Transparency hints at a different way of relating to stories. Many stories we identify with are cultural views. Stories in and of themselves are not a problem; they are a feature of what it is to be human. It's when we hold onto stories that they capture our energy and attention so we don't come back to the present and to the next event gifted to us by the universe. Transparency involves listening, seeing, generosity of spirit to others and ourselves, without reactivity to a story. This is not trivial work and a tool we have is self-observation, which is an energetic and not an analytical act. One feature of mature practice is relaxation of the tense form of attention we compulsively hold. This can allow for humor and for different kinds of spaces or chambers to be created. Belief is an emotional relationship with a lie. When a story turns into a belief, we can't put it down. Resistance manifests differently in the three centers that are discussed in the Gurdjieff work. It is a rich vein to mine to reclaim energy of attention we've invested in story. Conscious suffering is the willingness to be present with resistance. Practice can be seen as an offering rather than as a story with an agenda to wake up. Creativity is an end in itself, the universe doing what it most wants to do. When not bound by our stories, we can accept the universe's invitations to engage in higher work. Rob and Stuart run Tayu Meditation Center and founded Many Rivers Books and Tea in Sebastopol, CA. They invite spiritual teachers, practitioners, and authors to articulate their stories on The Mystical Positivist podcast.

Gaius and Jackson head to the woods to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the cult horror hit, Wrong Turn. Directed by Rob Schmidt and written by Alan B. McElroy, the film stars Desmond Harrington, Eliza Dushku, Emmanuelle Chriqui, Jeremy Sisto and Kevin Zegers, and it follows a group of six individuals being stalked by a cannibalist family in the woods The pair dig into some of the tension filled scenes that have made the film a cult hit over the years, the acting and characters, why the movie may have underperformed in 2003 and why it has gained a fanbase that has allowed the film to spawn a horror movie franchise. In addition to Wrong Turn, the duo also gets into the latest Barbie trailer, the trailer for The Color Purple, the latest red band trailer for No Hard Feelings and the news that John Wick 5 is in early development. The duo wraps things up with the box office results for The Little Mermaid and we predict the box office for Spider-Man: Across The Spider-Verse. Follow Us On Instagram Follow Us On Twitter Like Us On Facebook Follow Us On TikTok

Comedians Hannah Roeschlein & Robbie Bernstein join Zac this week for the first in one of the most underrated franchises of the aughts and beyond. A traveling stranger finds himself on a collision course with a group of best friends hiking deep in the woods. Their fates become forever entwined, as an inbred and cannibalistic family with home field advantage attempts to hunt, capture, and dismember them all one by one. Keep your eyes on the road, or at least in your head, for this thrilling and horrifying backwoods tale of terror, starring a salacious cast that includes Eliza Dushku, Emmanuelle Chriqui, & Jeremy Sisto. Don't take that detour, because this is Wrong Turn from 2003, written by Alan B. McElroy & directed by Rob Schmidt.Support Our Sponsors!Servants Øf Sleep is a metal band from Queens, NY that's trying to party like it's 1999. Nu metal is back in a big way, so do us a solid and check out this kickass band making new music in the old ways we all know and love. Gritty, raw, and unfiltered, there's no better fit for a midnight mosh than the notorious Servants Øf Sleep.Check out their music with the links below, and streaming on all platforms! Leave them a positive review, and let them know you heard about them on Zac Amico's Midnight Spook Show!https://youtube.com/@servantsofsleepSOShttps://linktr.ee/servantsofsleepFans over the age of 21, visit YoKratom.com for all your Kratom needs. No promo code necessary, just head over to YoKratom.com, home of the $60 kilo!FOLLOW THE SHOW!Zac Amico:https://www.instagram.com/zacisnotfunny/https://twitter.com/ZASpookshowHannah Roeschlein:https://www.instagram.com/handerpumpruleshttps://twitter.com/handerpumprulesRobbie Bernstein:https://www.instagram.com/robbiethefirehttps://twitter.com/RobbieTheFireSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers and co-host Kyle Houck interview Rob Schmidt, Senior Vice President and Director of Business Development at Seltzer Group Partners. Rob discusses what Seltzer Group Partners is and how being a member of Keystone Insurance Group allows them to provide their clients with high-quality solutions and services through its network of reliable business partners. Episode Highlights: Rob shares his background and how he got to where he is today. (3:30) Rob shares a story about a client's employee on a trucking company that had an accident and a denied claim. (6:31) Rob explains that the Seltzer Group Partners is structured as 60% commercial, 30% personal, and 10% benefits. (13:38) Rob mentions that some of the challenges they have faced this year are related to software, hardware, and supply chain issues. (17:31) Rob shares more information about how it works to be a Keystone agency partner. (21:11) Rob discusses how they have used the Culture Wise platform to establish what they believe in and what they want to do everyday. (25:27) Rob believes that the process of bringing a newly acquired agency to the company usually starts with the management team going to the new company for meet and greet sessions. (32:00) Rob explains the challenges of continuing to meet organic growth goals when you are acquiring agencies. (34:10) Rob mentions that one way of persuading prospects to get involved is to explain the niche programs you have and their benefits and to build relationships. (36:10) Rob believes that the industry needs more insurance agencies that have great salespeople that also want to succeed. (41:21) Tweetable Quotes: “I always like to educate my customers... And it's amazing that nine times out of ten, they look at you like they've never been told this and they've been in business for decades. You know, you go in and you just explain to them. It's helpful.” - Rob Schmidt “Keystone agency partners, I like the partnership word of it, because it really is a partnership…Every agency that becomes part of KAP, their situation can all be set different." - Rob Schmidt “So you know, the agency side will build the relationships, you're trying to get the customers in the door. At carrier side, the good carriers, build those relationships with their agents as well.” - Rob Schmidt Resources Mentioned: Rob Schmidt LinkedIn Seltzer Group Partners Keystone Insurance Group David Carothers Kyle Houck Florida Risk Partners The Extra 2 Minutes

In this episode of The Power Producers Podcast, David Carothers and co-host Kyle Houck interview Rob Schmidt, Senior Vice President and Director of Business Development at Seltzer Group Partners. Rob discusses what Seltzer Group Partners is and how being a member of Keystone Insurance Group allows them to provide their clients with high-quality solutions and services through its network of reliable business partners. Episode Highlights: Rob shares his background and how he got to where he is today. (3:30) Rob shares a story about a client's employee on a trucking company that had an accident and a denied claim. (6:31) Rob explains that the Seltzer Group Partners is structured as 60% commercial, 30% personal, and 10% benefits. (13:38) Rob mentions that some of the challenges they have faced this year are related to software, hardware, and supply chain issues. (17:31) Rob shares more information about how it works to be a Keystone agency partner. (21:11) Rob discusses how they have used the Culture Wise platform to establish what they believe in and what they want to do everyday. (25:27) Rob believes that the process of bringing a newly acquired agency to the company usually starts with the management team going to the new company for meet and greet sessions. (32:00) Rob explains the challenges of continuing to meet organic growth goals when you are acquiring agencies. (34:10) Rob mentions that one way of persuading prospects to get involved is to explain the niche programs you have and their benefits and to build relationships. (36:10) Rob believes that the industry needs more insurance agencies that have great salespeople that also want to succeed. (41:21) Tweetable Quotes: “I always like to educate my customers... And it's amazing that nine times out of ten, they look at you like they've never been told this and they've been in business for decades. You know, you go in and you just explain to them. It's helpful.” - Rob Schmidt “Keystone agency partners, I like the partnership word of it, because it really is a partnership…Every agency that becomes part of KAP, their situation can all be set different." - Rob Schmidt “So you know, the agency side will build the relationships, you're trying to get the customers in the door. At the carrier side, the good carriers build those relationships with their agents as well.” - Rob Schmidt Resources Mentioned: Rob Schmidt LinkedIn Seltzer Group Partners Keystone Insurance Group David Carothers Kyle Houck Florida Risk Partners The Extra 2 Minutes

Joe makes Nick watch Rob Schmidt's 70s throwback backwoods road slasher Wrong Turn (2003) and boy does he not care for it! Next episode 10-3-22Sources: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wrong_Turn_(2003_film)https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rob_Schmidthttps://www.imdb.com/title/tt0295700/https://the-artifice.com/wrong-turn-2003/https://www.proquest.com/openview/6d1f08ff2969876f67e8b4c43d953609/1?pq-origsite=gscholar&cbl=2035804Wrong Turn DVD special features 

Podcast: This week on The Mystical Positivist, hosts Stuart Goodnick and Rob Schmidt feature a podcast they recorded on July 9th, 2022, for the Western Baul Podcast Series entitled Fourth Way Magic: How Hermetic and Indigenous Traditions Interface with the Gurdjieff Work. The podcast description is as follows: The Fourth Way is a Western spiritual tradition founded by George Gurdjieff, a mystic of Greek and Armenian origin who taught in Russia, Europe, and America and died in 1949. The system he developed out of his own spiritual search, which is shrouded in mystery, is completely unique and geared toward working with a modern mindset of “waking sleep” in the West. The Fourth Way Tradition has been considered by some to be humorless and dogmatically committed to a rigid system of practices and ideas, but this ignores Gurdjieff's own flexibility ranging from playfulness to penetrating compassion. Today's speakers are dharma heirs of Tayu Meditation Center's founder Robert Daniel Ennis, whose teachings were anchored in the Fourth Way but ranged widely beyond that source material. In recent years, Rob Schmidt and Stuart Goodnick have explored and adopted practices from the western hermetic magical traditions and indigenous traditions including African and native Californian. In this talk they will discuss how the work from these traditions can enrich and expand the indispensable foundation they honor from the Fourth Way. Rob Schmidt and Stuart Goodnick are the spiritual directors of Tayu Meditation Center. Rob has made contributions to the practice of anthropological archaeology and currently runs Tayu's spiritual bookstore in Sebastopol, California, Many Rivers Books & Tea. Stuart is an executive in a Fortune 500 company and plays the shakuhachi (Japanese bamboo flute) as a spiritual practice. More information about Tayu Meditation Center can be found at: Many Rivers Books and Tea Website: www.manyriversbooks.com, Western Baul Podcast Website: westernbaul.org.

The Fourth Way is a Western spiritual tradition founded by George Gurdjieff, a mystic of Greek and Armenian origin who taught in Russia, Europe, and America and died in 1949. The system he developed out of his own spiritual search which is shrouded in mystery was completely unique and geared toward working with a modern mindset of “waking sleep” in the West. The Gurdjieff Foundation purports to be the holder of his legacy which in some ways may be true and in others not. It has often been considered to be humorless and dogmatically committed to a rigid system of practices and ideas which, when this has been the case, ignores Gurdjieff's own flexibility ranging from playfulness to seriousness. Approaching the spiritual path as a smorgasbord of different traditions does not support the deepening of transformational opportunity. There is value in both going deeply into one tradition and in being open to exploring and integrating teachings of other traditions, including indigenous paths, from one's foundation in a tradition. Life provides opportunities for us to grow in unexpected ways. To learn from indigenous traditions that we are not culturally attuned to, we must be passive and let go of our ideas and judgments about the spiritual process. The power of ritual and of western hermetic and indigenous teachings, including West African and native Californian, are considered in this talk. The speakers discuss how these traditions have enriched and expanded upon the indispensable foundation they have in Fourth Way work. Rob and Stuart are the spiritual directors of the Tayu Meditation Center. They are students of Robert Daniel Ennis, who died in 1998, and owners of Many Rivers Books and Tea in Sebastopol, CA. They have hosted 400 episodes of The Mystical Positivist, a radio show which broadcasts conversations with practitioners of different traditions.

Hey guys, Welcome back to Gem Mint Horror ! I'm your late night radio disc jockey here to keep you late night insomniacs company as we all try to fight sleep to avoid the nightmares from all of the horror movies we have seen together. Here on Gem Mint Horror we talk about lesser known horror films to find you guys a new favorite horror movie. In tonights episode we talk about the 2003 film called Wrong Turn directed by Rob Schmidt. Wrong Turn is about a man named Chris and a group of five friends are left stranded deep in the middle of the woods after their cars collide. As they venture deeper into the woods, they face an uncertain and bloodcurdling fate. This is one of my favorite slasher films and honestly gives me good memories when I was younger cause I would and still watch this film every year in October. I hope you guys enjoy the episode and if you want to tell me what you thought of this film/episode well follow me down on the socials below !Thank you for your continuing support and I'll be back with more next Friday night. Follow me:  Instagram: @gem_mint_horror Twitter: @GemHorror7 Facebook Group: Gem Mint Horror Discord: https://discord.gg/dQ6vVkka5a

The boys review and discuss Rob Schmidt's 2003 film Wrong Turn. Starring Eliza Dushku, Desmond Harrington, Emmanuelle Chriqui and Jeremy Sisto.

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TV TERROR TALK'S FEAR ITSELF retrospective concludes, with the the final four episodes in the short lived series. We tackle John Dahl's CHANCE, Rob Schmidt's SPIRIT BOX, starring future star Anna Kendrick, Rupert Wainwright's ECHOES, & Eduardo Rodriguez's THE CIRCLE, from writers RICHARD CHIZMAR, JONATHAN SCHAECH, & based in the Lewis Shiner novel. Don't miss it & please help the channel grow by subscribing, & hitting the notification bell and thumbs up. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I33z8OtdRnY

Could this be the promised episode? Finally a good one? Or will this fall by the wayside like the rest? Here to judge this movie harshly are Chris from "The Geek Peak," and Josh from "For Nerds By Nerds." Will Miles convince them this is a good movie solely based on seeing the most magnificent pair of breasts ever to grace the screen? "Right to Die" was directed by Rob Schmidt, best known for directing "Wrong Turn."

Los dosmiles vieron el regreso del terror más cafre de estilo setentas-ochentas. Hoy os hablo de la primera de una de las más prolíficas sagas de este subgénero.

Ever since Ned Beatty was told to “squeal like a pig” in “Deliverance,” tales of survival have been fodder for many writers and directors across the globe with films such as “The Hills Have Eyes” becoming horror classics. In 2003, a film called “Wrong Turn” was released from director Rob Schmidt with a story and script from Alan McElroy. The movie told the story about a group of teens in the wrong place at the wrong time after they encounter a group of backwoods cannibals. The first film was successful upon its release, which meant there were going to be plenty of sequels to follow. All told there were five more “Wrong Turn” movies released but they were mostly straight-to-video films with each subsequent installment seemingly getting worse and worse in terms of actual plot and execution. In 2018, rumors started swirling that a new “Wrong Turn” movie was being made but this time McElroy was returning to the franchise he started while penning the script for an entire reboot of the series. Director Mike P. Nelson signed onto helm the project and this time the group of teenagers in the wrong place at the wrong time ran afoul of an entire society of mountain people living off the grid.In the latest episode of Rewind of the Living Dead, we're going to sharpen our knives and prepare to survive as we review the 2021 horror film “Wrong Turn”…

Not only did the original “Wrong Turn” spawn 5 sequels and a reboot, it made people think twice about taking shortcuts. We chatted with Director Rob Schmidt, who told us all about filming this backwoods slasher, how famous actors were originally supposed to play the inbreds, and the battle over which actor got the final kill.

Story: Alle 6 Teile des erfolgreichen Horror-Schockers! Wrong Turn 1 Weil er pünktlich zu einem wichtigen Vorstellungsgespräch kommen will, nimmt der junge Medizinstudent Chris eine Abkürzung über einen Waldweg. Mit fatalen Folgen. Er kollidiert mit dem Jeep von Jessie, die mit ihren Freunden ein entspanntes Camping-Wochenende in den Bergen verbringen wollte. Da beide Wagen fahruntüchtig sind, versuchen es die sechs zu Fuß durch den Wald. Als sie in einer einsamen Holzfällerhütte Unterschlupf suchen, machen sie eine grauenvolle Entdeckung: Die Bewohner fressen Menschen! Wrong Turn 2 - Dead End Im Rahmen einer Reality-TV-Show kehren sechs Kandidaten an den schrecklichen Schauplatz des ersten Teils zurück und die blutrünstige Jagd auf junges Fleisch beginnt erneut. Nach den blutigen ersten beiden Teilen des verzweifelten Überlebenskampfes einer Gruppe junger Leute gegen kannibalische Waldbewohner macht nun Wrong Turn 3 - Left For Dead die Horror-Trilogie perfekt. Wrong Turn 4 - Bloody Beginnings Ein paar Freunde starten zu einem Ausflug in die Wälder von Virginia und suchen in einer scheinbar verlassenen Klinik Schutz vor einem Schneesturm. Nichts ahnend, hier dem gnadenlosen Grauen der ehemaligen Patienten ausgeliefert zu sein. Wrong Turn 5 - Bloodlines Das legendäre Mountain Man Festival wird zu einer willkommenen Essenseinladung für eine Gruppe kannibalischer... und Wrong Turn 6 - Last Resort. Leider teilweise cut!

Story: Alle 6 Teile des erfolgreichen Horror-Schockers! Wrong Turn 1 Weil er pünktlich zu einem wichtigen Vorstellungsgespräch kommen will, nimmt der junge Medizinstudent Chris eine Abkürzung über einen Waldweg. Mit fatalen Folgen. Er kollidiert mit dem Jeep von Jessie, die mit ihren Freunden ein entspanntes Camping-Wochenende in den Bergen verbringen wollte. Da beide Wagen fahruntüchtig sind, versuchen es die sechs zu Fuß durch den Wald. Als sie in einer einsamen Holzfällerhütte Unterschlupf suchen, machen sie eine grauenvolle Entdeckung: Die Bewohner fressen Menschen! Wrong Turn 2 - Dead End Im Rahmen einer Reality-TV-Show kehren sechs Kandidaten an den schrecklichen Schauplatz des ersten Teils zurück und die blutrünstige Jagd auf junges Fleisch beginnt erneut. Nach den blutigen ersten beiden Teilen des verzweifelten Überlebenskampfes einer Gruppe junger Leute gegen kannibalische Waldbewohner macht nun Wrong Turn 3 - Left For Dead die Horror-Trilogie perfekt. Wrong Turn 4 - Bloody Beginnings Ein paar Freunde starten zu einem Ausflug in die Wälder von Virginia und suchen in einer scheinbar verlassenen Klinik Schutz vor einem Schneesturm. Nichts ahnend, hier dem gnadenlosen Grauen der ehemaligen Patienten ausgeliefert zu sein. Wrong Turn 5 - Bloodlines Das legendäre Mountain Man Festival wird zu einer willkommenen Essenseinladung für eine Gruppe kannibalischer... und Wrong Turn 6 - Last Resort. Leider teilweise cut!

TODAY ON THE SHOW: - CNN actually tells the truth about corona vaccines, and it's terrifying! - Hot Psaki: Whitehouse spokesperson Jen Psaki transforms into Jen Psnarky when asked about the border crisis and voting reform in Georgia - Lester Holt accepts journalism's highest award while saying "fairness is overrated" - AOC turns the stupid meter to "11" with regard to the border - Hunter Biden opens up for his new memoire and says he doesn't know if it's his laptop, but it may have been a Russian plot! - Greg Kelly talks to Rep Peter King about the false narrative cause of anti-asian violence - Grant Stinchfield riffs on Biden's infrastructure bill and plays “April fools or not"! - Rob Schmidt talks to Michael Knowles about radical critical race theory - Plus, if vaccines aren't enough, now they wanna put giant "well health” safety stickers on your business! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Rob Schmidts moderner Backwood-Klassiker WRONG TURN markierte vor 18 Jahren den Auftakt einer der langlebigsten Horrorreihen der Moderne. Nun legt THE DOMESTICS-Regisseur Mike P. Nelson das erste Remake nach. WRONG TURN – THE FOUNDATION schlägt dabei nur bedingt in die alte Kerbe, trotzdem bleibt vieles beim Alten. Mehr dazu in Antje Wessels' Kritik. WRONG TURN – THE FOUNDATION soll 2021 in die deutschen Kinos kommen und ist ab sofort bei US-Streaming-Diensten verfügbar.

I have with me on the show today an actor/writer/producer whose talent for developing commercially viable projects and pitching them with gusto makes him a go-to guy for filmmakers looking for ideas and inspiration for getting their film projects done. The roster of films he’s produced over the years includes LANSKY, starring Harvey Keitel, Sam Worthington and Minka Kelly, LOVE N’ DANCING, directed by Rob Iscove, THE ALPHABET KILLER, a psychological thriller directed by Rob Schmidt, and THE ATTIC, a thriller directed by Mary Lambert starring John Savage and Elisabeth Moss. His own company, Trick Candle Productions, is known for its quality independent films that span a variety of genres. Titles include TRAUMA THERAPY, a thriller, SCREAMERS, a found footage horror, HERO OF THE UNDERWORLD and FAIR HAVEN.Not content to stop with production he also co-founded a sales and distribution company – Glass House Distribution. So who is this polymath of talents? Please welcome, in a virtual sort of way, Tom Malloy. Tom and I got together at the end of 2020. And here’s that take. Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/penrakespodcasts)

Newsmax host Rob Schmidt joins Todd Starnes to discuss the impeachment trial fallout and other news of the day! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Spirit Box is Rob Schmidt's second episode in the Masters of Horror/Fear Itself series. Two teenage girls accidentally uncover a murder when performing a séance on Halloween night.

Director Rob Schmidt (Wrong Turn, Masters of Horror) discusses moving to Georgia, classes he’s teaching at Emory, and the relationship between horror and true crime!

6 ISFJs discuss their experiences as the personality type.

In this episode of Captain Caveman's Cruiseship, Captain Michael welcomes aboard Rob Schmidt, who is now retired from state service. Rob does consulting now, but before retiring served as the California Department of Food and Agriculture's Agency Information Officer, as well as the Chief of the Office of Technology Services data center. Rob has had an interesting career journey and offers unique insides into what resonates with business and also how evolving over the course of one's career is not a single prescriptive formula. There are definitely many paths to the top! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/michael-cave/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/michael-cave/support

Streaming now on all podcasts platforms the fiends of Flesh Wound Horror are back with another Masters Of Horror TV Terror Talk retrospective. First up we have the Mick Garris entry, Valerie On The Stairs, Rob Schmidt’s Right To Die, and Tom Holland’s We All Scream For Ice Cream. Support us for exclusive and uncensored content at patreon.com/fleshwoundfeatures, check out fleshwoundfeatures.com, https://twitter.com/FleshWoundRadio, join the Horror Cartel Flesh Wound Radio Facebook group, and like the Flesh Wound Features FB page. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p-6pcw2Y6wQ  

In this episode, Rupert Spira talks to Stuart Goodnick and Rob Schmidt from The Mystical Positivist. They discuss Rupert's spiritual journey, as well as the Direct Path, and the role of a teacher.  Stuart Goodnick and Rob Schmidt host a radio show called The Mystical Positivist, that involves discussion in and around the local and larger spiritual community.   

Episode #22 - This week on the HORROR VEIN podcast, Robert and Don discuss the 2003 horror/thriller 'WRONG TURN' directed by Rob Schmidt starring Eliza Dushku. We also have a couple of announcements, one being our big Halloween celebration and we will not be broadcasting next week. We are taking a much need vacation! We will be back in 2 weeks with our Halloween Celebration episodes! Be sure to visit our Official Website at https://horrorvein.com (HorrorVein.com)! Hosts: Robert Massetti and Don Fisher Produced by Robert Massetti FEAR FILM Studios Podcast Network Support this podcast

Guida al Cinema Cannibale, tra classici, capolavori, piccoli ed insoliti film, meraviglie da scoprire e schifezze da dimenticare... buon ascolto, anzi, buon appetito.ELENCO DEI FILM TRATTATIIl paese del sesso selvaggio (Umberto Lenzi, 1972)Ultimo mondo cannibale (Ruggero Deodato, 1977)Cannibal Holocaust (Ruggero Deodato, 1980)Mangiati vivi (Umberto Lenzi, 1980)Cannibal Ferox (Umberto Lenzi, 1981)Antropophagus (Joe D’Amato, 1980)Non aprite quella porta (Tobe Hooper, 1974)Non aprite quella porta parte 2 (Tobe Hooper, 1986)Le colline hanno gli occhi (Wes Craven,1977) Society (Brian Yuzna, 1989)Il ristorante all’angolo (Jackie Kong, 1987)Raw (Julia Ducournau, 2017)The green inferno (Eli Roth, 2013)Wrong turn (Rob Schmidt, 2003)Bone Tomahawk (S.Craig Zahler, 2015)Alive (Frank Marshall, 1993)Il cuoco, il ladro, sua moglie e l’amante (Peter Greenaway, 1989)La carne (Marco Ferreri, 1991)Il silenzio degli innocenti (Jonathan Demme, 1991)Hannibal (Ridley Scott, 2001)Neon Demon (Nicolas Winding Refn, 2016)Delicatessen (Jeunet et Caro, 1991)2022 i sopravvissuti (Richard Fleischer, 1973)Zombi (George A. Romero, 1978)

‘It’s the last one you’ll ever take’ In episode 2  I take a Wrong Turn as I discuss the 2003 horror directed by Rob Schmidt in this mini episode- SPOILERS Young good looking guy crashes his car into another car of...wait for it....a group of young good looking adults. They are stuck in the woods with three cannibalistic hillbilly psychopaths, what could possibly go wrong! Plus...does that house look like it has a phone! Don't get me started on the car cemetery.  Fun film though, one I go back to quite often when need I that easy horror fix.  Thank you for listening and don’t forget to rate and review on iTunes. For updates, reviews and behind the scenes info follow via one or all of the below options: Instagram – @onceuponanightmarepodcast  Twitter - @anightmarepod Letterboxd - @anightmarepod Email - onceuponanightmarepod@gmail.com Music by: Darren Curtis Music - https://www.darrencurtismusic.com/battle-music Dark Anthem

Podcast: This week on The Mystical Positivist, hosts Stuart Goodnick and Rob Schmidt feature a recording of a talk that they gave at Many Rivers Books & Tea on Thursday February 20th, along with some additional remarks recorded in the studio after the talk. Entitled “Defusing the Human Comfort-Seeking Missile”, the pre-talk publicity described it this way: "What provides comfort to the afflicted? What provides comfort to those who are dissatisfied despite possession of material wealth, fame, or power? How does comfort differ from joy, equanimity, or happiness? These are some of the themes this talk will explore. Most 21st century western cultural imperatives strongly reinforce natural inclinations to seek out comfort and avoid discomfort. The cultural imperative of our time, to seek out that which we hope will comfort us, manifests powerfully as a host of technologies intended to ease human life, technologies that simply did not exist throughout most of the human story. Labor-saving devices were just the start. Now we have algorithms to find experiences and even mates that will satisfy desires without challenging our own foibles. Yet despite the undeniable benefits of some of these technologies, and despite generally longer lives and greater health, we see little evidence that human happiness has increased in recent generations." Genuine spiritual traditions offer methodologies and ideas designed to affect the inner life rather than outer circumstances. Such methodologies were the only game in town in past times when changing the material circumstances of life was impractical if not unimaginable. In a time when skepticism toward religious and spiritual authorities seems not simply justified but even necessary, is there a path between cynicism and hope for something that will help us touch the higher dimensions of the inner life? Join us for consideration of such possibilities.” Rob Schmidt, Ph.D., and Stuart Goodnick co-direct Tayu Meditation Center, owner and operator of Many Rivers Books & Tea. They studied intensively with Tayu founder Robert Daniel Ennis, and are working to complete a book of his teachings this upcoming year called, Living Life As A Work Of Art: The Spiritual Work of Robert Daniel Ennis. More information about Tayu Meditation Center can be found at: Many Rivers Books and Tea Website: www.manyriversbooks.com, Conscious Family Festival Website: www.consciousfamilyfestival.org, Tayu Meditation Center Website: www.tayu.org/~tayu/, Old Many Rivers Blog: www.manyriversbooks.com/blog1/.

Podcast: This week on The Mystical Positivist, hosts Stuart Goodnick and Rob Schmidt feature a recording of a talk that they gave at Many Rivers Books & Tea on Thursday December 12th, along with some additional remarks recorded in the studio after the talk. Entitled “Pimples on the Butt of the Absolute: Awareness and Awarenessing”, the pre-talk publicity described it this way: “In the contemporary spiritual scene, "awareness" can be as much a buzz word as "mindfulness." Awareness derives from the concept of being watchful or vigilant. Thus, to beware-to be wary of-something implies guarding against the arrival of a potential danger. From this root, awareness has developed into the common idea of a mental status where one observes the inner and/or outer realms, without any necessary object of awareness implied. But there is an unexamined assumption underlying this idea, which is that it is feasible to maintain a kind of vigilance as a more or less unitary, ongoing state. In this talk, we examine this assumption. Can a "state of vigilance" or "awareness" ever be more than a string of unique moments that we retrospectively link together in the mind? When we watch a sunset, are we not "awarenessing" the rising and passing of discrete perceptions, emotional responses, bodily sensations, and thoughts? Is it possible to relax the flow of awarenessing such that serial fixation upon each unique pimple on the butt of the Absolute gives way to something more like an appreciation of the contours of the overarching butt that graces the Absolute?” Rob Schmidt, Ph.D., and Stuart Goodnick co-direct Tayu Meditation Center, owner and operator of Many Rivers Books & Tea. They studied intensively with Tayu founder Robert Daniel Ennis, and are working to complete a book of his teachings this upcoming year called, Living Life As A Work Of Art: The Spiritual Work of Robert Daniel Ennis. More information about Tayu Meditation Center can be found at: Many Rivers Books and Tea Website: www.manyriversbooks.com, Conscious Family Festival Website: www.consciousfamilyfestival.org, Tayu Meditation Center Website: www.tayu.org/~tayu/, Old Many Rivers Blog: www.manyriversbooks.com/blog1/.

Well, howdy folks! Do you like blood? Violence? Freaks of nature? Then come on down and listen to the boys of Talking Terror! Ha ha! Yeah, hear the ghoul of geek Keith! Get shocked by the demonic doctor Dave's experiments, fear the Mad Monkey himself and hear the shocking facts about horror movies from The King of Horror Andy G! Now listen in terror as they talk about the Ghoul of Geek's film pick of the week; "Wrong Turn" from 2003 and directed by Rob Schmidt! Don't forget to bring little Bobby and Susie with ya! The horror hosts with the most will scare the holy guacamole out of em! Oh, and stay scared people, stay scared! 

Podcast: This week on The Mystical Positivist, hosts Stuart Goodnick and Rob Schmidt launch into an impromptu conversation after a last minute cancellation by the minister of The Church of Conscious Harmony, a contemplative Christian community in Austin, Texas. They discuss the Sacred, Esoteric Christianity as embodied in the Fourth Way tradition, Magnetic Center, and modern obstacles to valuing the Sacred. They also explore distinctions such as Life as an End as contrasted with Life as a Means. Friction generates heat as our hosts discuss whether the Fourth Way notion of Magnetic Center is really all that useful in explaining why some people value the sacred more than others. Finally they dive into the question of whether any of us can actually DO anything, or whether our sense of agency is more an illusion and a reflection of the action of Being at a higher level than our conventional scale of awareness. Rob Schmidt, Ph.D., and Stuart Goodnick co-direct Tayu Meditation Center, owner and operator of Many Rivers Books & Tea. They studied intensively with Tayu founder Robert Daniel Ennis, and are working to complete a book of his teachings this year called, Living Life As A Work Of Art: The Spiritual Work of Robert Daniel Ennis. More information about Tayu Meditation Center can be found at: Many Rivers Books and Tea Website: www.manyriversbooks.com, Conscious Family Festival Website: www.consciousfamilyfestival.org, Tayu Meditation Center Website: www.tayu.org/~tayu/, Old Many Rivers Blog: www.manyriversbooks.com/blog1/.

Rob is the Washington County School District Arts Coordinator. Cammy is the founder and CEO of Global Education Philanthropists, a leader in fighting human trafficking.

Podcast: This week on the show, hosts Rob Schmidt and Stuart Goodnick discuss some of the spiritual practice issues that they have been examining in their personal lives, within the context of their Tayu Meditation teaching responsibilities, and that have arisen in some of the Mystical Positivist shows over the last few months. In particular they dive deep into the sense and meaning of the Ephemeral and the Transcendental, and they discuss to what extent it makes sense to configure spiritual practice as a systematic shifting of attention from the Ephemeral to the Transcendental. Also on the show is a discussion of some recent material on Physicalism versus Idealism and the epistemic cost associated with a commitment to a materialistic (physicalist) point of view. Rob Schmidt, Ph.D., and Stuart Goodnick co-direct Tayu Meditation Center, owner and operator of Many Rivers Books & Tea. They studied intensively with Tayu founder Robert Daniel Ennis, and are working to complete a book of his teachings this year called, Living Life As A Work Of Art: The Spiritual Work of Robert Daniel Ennis. More information about Tayu Meditation Center can be found at: Many Rivers Books and Tea Website: www.manyriversbooks.com, Conscious Family Festival Website: www.consciousfamilyfestival.org, Tayu Meditation Center Website: www.tayu.org/~tayu/, Old Many Rivers Blog: www.manyriversbooks.com/blog1/.

This episode’s lineup: 1. House on Haunted Hill (1999) directed by William Malone 2. Case 39 (2009) directed by Christian Alvart 3. Wrong Turn (2003) directed by Rob Schmidt 4. Wrong Turn 2: Dead End (2007) directed by Joe Lynch 5. Catacombs (2007) directed by Tomm Coker and David Elliot 6. All That We Destroy […] The post 44 – Demon Spawn, Inbred Spawn, and Clone Spawn appeared first on Sticker Fridge Studios.

Co-hosts Justin and Matt are joined by guest hosts Rob Schmidt and Will Blakey to discuss the upcoming March Madness tournament. Listen in to hear what first round upsets are suggested to pick and the final four as well. The best mascot in March Madness will be selected. We also will discuss Mike Trout's new contract extension and whether he should increase his media attention.

Justin and Matt are joined by guest host Rob Schmidt to discuss the latest topics in sports. Which MLB team had the best offseason? Can any team in the Eastern conference defeat the Warriors? Are the Browns legitimate? Hear it all on the latest episode of Bleacher Ball.

Podcast: This week's podcast features: This week we feature a pre-recorded talk that Mystical Positivists, Rob Schmidt and Stuart Goodnick, gave at Many Rivers Books & Tea on Thursday Jan. 3, entitled To Create and Sustain a Habit of Open-Heartedness. The pre-talk publicity describes the talk this way:  The meme of our time is obsession with human perfection. Focusing upon perfection, we soon find how pervasively we fall short of our high standards. Unconscious acceptance of this meme leads to fixation on our compulsive habits, faults and failures, along with the existential despair that asserts compassion and love are simply words people use to manipulate one another. It leads to a gnawing sense of restlessness operating just below the surface of awareness.  For some, redirecting attention toward drugs, video games, careers, or other distractions more or less succeeds in numbing the growing restlessness with the gulf between ideal and real. Another common strategy to address this restlessness imagines that its resolution will be found in the application of the latest quick fix technique of mind or body. The industries of 'personal growth,' 'healing,' and 'transformation' focus upon 'consumers' seeking immediate change. By so doing, these consumers strive to experience bliss, joy, and satisfaction by attuning themselves to readymade truths linked to a variety of modalities and practices deriving from spiritual and therapeutic traditions. For such industries, quick fixes are the stock-in-trade. Yet how many customers truly find what they seek? Authentic training in the Alchemy of the Heart that transforms unconscious habits into food for a genuine expansion of consciousness requires time, commitment, sweat, discomfort, and persistence. It cannot be bought, but must be paid for. Join us for a discussion of how a sustainable habit of open-heartedness, in contrast to a habit of grasping after growth, might be created. After the talk, Rob and Stuart add some concluding observations from the studio. More information about Tayu Meditation Center can be found at: Many Rivers Books and Tea Website: www.manyriversbooks.com Tayu Meditation Center Website: www.tayu.org/~tayu/ Old Many Rivers Blog: www.manyriversbooks.com/blog1/

Join us as we talk about the carrer of our guest, along with the usual stupidity.

The lads are back for another Indie Talk and this time we are talking to Director Rob Schmidt about his new TV show pilot Fran K: Frankenstein that he is currently try to get sold and got to series. A show that is going to deal with current day social issues in a dark setting. You can check out the great trailer at the links below. After you have checked it out, please Like Share and get more eyes on this trailer. FRAN K: Frankenstein full trailer on Youtube Rob Schmidt on Facebook Rob on Twitter Rob is also the director of 2003s classic cult horror flick Wrong Turn starring Eliza Dushku, this movie was the beginning or a close friendship between Rob and legend Stan Winston. He would team up again with Eliza for The Alphabet Killer.  Rob is very open with the story of his career including butting heads with studios. We hope you will all love this episode becasue we sure do.

Rob Schmidt is an American film director and writer. His film credits include Wrong Turn and Crime and Punishment in Suburbia.  Meet: Rob Schmidt.

On this episode of Your Favorite Podcast “Isanberg”, Ian speaks with Capitol Theatre super fan Rob Schmidt.  He talks about how Cookie Monster became part of his identity, the story of how he took home Marco Benevento’s keyboard from a Joe Russo’s Almost Dead show, and advice on how to make the Beacon Theater a … Continue reading "Rob Schmidt AKA Cookie Monster – Isanberg Season 01 Episode 02"

In this episode of ‘Open House with Team Reba’ radio show, Reba and Eric were joined by guest Rob Schmidt with Olympic Moving and Storage, to talk about all things moving related. If you’re thinking of moving, or know anyone who is, please check out these signs on hiring a great mover and contact Olympic Moving and Storage

For our fifth episode we turn the microphones around to speak with the folks behind the everyday operation of CKUW in interviews with station manager, Rob Schmidt; program director, Robin Erickson; volunteer coordinator, Victoria King; and news director, Michael Welch, about community radio and how it fits into the media landscape. This episode originally aired on November 8th, 2015 on CKUW 95.9 FM.  

Wrong Turn films 1-6. Mutant, possibly-cannibalistic types in various quantities fuck up your fun time in the woods. Finding the venue for a Wrong Turn 2 / Joe Lynch conversation. Rob Schmidt’s original Wrong Turn. All Eliza Dushku films could … Continue reading →

Tom Malloy has raised more than $25 million in private equity from independent financiers and has written, produced and starred, or co-starred, in nearly all the films.    Some of these films include ASHLEY, which starred Nicole Fox and Michael Madsen last year, LOVE N' DANCING, directed by Rob Iscove, and stars Amy Smart, Billy Zane, and Betty White; and the psychological thriller THE ALPHABET KILLER, directed by Rob Schmidt, and starring, Timothy Hutton, Tom, and Oscar Winner Melissa Leo.  In addition to his work as a filmmaker, Tom is an accomplished author whose book BANKROLL: A New Approach to Financing Feature Films is considered the “gold standard” of indie film financing instruction. A second edition came out in 2012. 

Rob and Stuart head the Tayu Meditation Center in Sebastapol, which teaches the "Fourth Way Meditation Practice" based on the teachings of Gurdjieff. Support the show______________ To participate live and be notified of upcoming speakers in advance, please Like us on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/gaybuddhistfellowship) or visit https://gaybuddhist.org/calendar/ To support our efforts to share these talks with LGBTQIA audiences worldwide, please visit www.GayBuddhist.org.There you can: Donate Learn how to participate live Find our schedule of upcoming speakers Join our mailing list or discussion forum Enjoy many hundreds of these recorded talks dating back to 1996 CREDITSAudio Engineer: George HubbardProducer: Tom BrueinMusic/Logo/Artwork: Derek Lassiter