Podcast appearances and mentions of Robert Day

Neither a documentary on the films of David Lynch nor a film about the man we knew as David Lynch.  But an account of a young man who through circumstance and single-minded drive, would find himself in and construct just the sort of environment that could form a David Lynch.  Directors Olivia Neergaard-Holm, Jon Nguyen, and Rick Barnes put the camera on a man making art and a microphone on a man looking back at his early life.  And they leave it up to us to make connections between the two. Join the Random Acts of Cinema Discord server here! *Come support the podcast and get yourself or someone you love a random gift at our merch store.  T-shirts, hoodies, mugs, stickers, and more! If you'd like to watch ahead for next week's film, we will be discussing and reviewing Robert Day's Corridors of Blood (1959).

Robert Day joined the U.S. Marine Corps just a few months after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Soon he was being transformed into a Marine at Parris Island, and, less than three years later, he would be part of some of the most intense combat of the Iraq War during the Second Battle of Fallujah in November and December 2004. He served as a machine gunner with the 1st Battlion/8th Marines.In this edition of "Veterans Chronicles," Sgt. Day takes on a quiet first deployment to Iraq, into the much more intense training for the second tour in Iraq, and into the gritty details of the urban combat in Fallujah when his platoon returned to the war.Day explains the tactical approach in Fallujah, what it was like firing at the enemy while being fired upon, his role during the house-to-house combat throughout Fallujah, the mindset needed for a relentlessly intense battle that raged for weeks, and how his platoon dealt with the loss of one of its most beloved members.It's a fascinating, detailed, and candid account of some of the toughest fighting of the Iraq War.

Robert L. Day is the passion behind weAudit.com. He firmly believes that saving companies is saving jobs and ultimately saving families. As Managing Partner of weAudit.com, Robert is highly focused on driving all aspects of the firm's growth and strategic vision. Since its inception in 2009, under Robert's leadership, weAudit.com has evolved from a modest start-up to America's #1 Credit Card Processing Auditing Firm. Published in 2023, Robert's newest book, The Great American Heist - How Credit Card Processors Steal Businesses' Profits (foreword written by Kevin Harrington from the hit TV show Shark Tank), gives a behind-the-scenes look into the world of deceptive overbilling showing just how it's done, further cementing his authority in the field of credit card processing. (Available at major retailers such as Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and other book outlets.) Listen to this illuminating Sharkpreneur episode with Robert Day about uncovering hidden credit card fees. Here are some of the beneficial topics covered on this week's show: - How WeAudit.com was born out a desire to help businesses avoid unnecessary fees and reclaim lost profits. - How WeAudit.com focuses on saving companies' money by identifying and eliminating hidden fees in credit card processing. - How saving companies in turn saves jobs and supports families. - How credit card processing lacks sufficient oversight, allowing processors to add unauthorized fees. - How it's important for successful businesses to focus on customer satisfaction and ethical business practices. Connect with Robert: Guest Contact Info Twitter @Robert_L_Day Facebook facebook.com/weaudit LinkedIn linkedin.com/company/weauditcom Links Mentioned: WeAudit.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Happy Fathers Day to all the dads out there! Thank you so much for tuning in for another episode of the Wet Net Podcast. Please be sure to share us out there with your friends, Hit that thumbs up button, and subscribe! we can be found on youtube, spotify, apple podcasts, or anywhere else you get your podcasts. On this weeks episode, I sat down with Robert Day, the owner, and mastermind behind Anglers Unlimited. Anglers Unlimited (previously, Angler West), is a tackle shop in downtown Woodland, Wa. In this store, you'll find everything you need to be successful targeting all species of fish, in the PNW. Robert has been chasing Chinook, and Steelhead, by plunking on the beaches of the Lower Columbia River. We touch on some things that set this store apart from others, and some cool things you can expect to see moving foward! Huge shoutout to our awesome sponsers, Fishsos, Anglers Unlimited, Northwild Outdoors, & Coldwater Strong. Have a great week!!!

MotorTrend's Ed Loh sits down with Sonatus Co-Founder/CEO Jeff Chou, and ARM's Director of Automotive Partnerships Robert Day! The group discusses the partnership between Sonatus & ARM, and how they're assisting the automotive industry's transformation into the Software Defined Vehicle (SDV) era. 0:55 - Question of the Day. 6:36 - About today's guests. 9:42 - What is Sonatus? 12:25 - What is ARM? 15:17 - "Data Center on wheels". 17:25 - Edge computing meets automotive. 18:15 - Where does Sonatus & ARM fit in? 20:21 - What is ARM bringing to SDVs? 23:03 - What defines a SDV? 27:52 - Consolidating hardware. 30:50 - Diagnosing problems in a SDV. 33:30 - Major paradigm shift for OEMs. 40:55 - Autonomy. 42:52 - Duality of philosophy - Analog vs Digital. 47:40 - Safety & security. 51:26 - Are some safety features actually making drivers worse? 52:44 - Driver monitoring systems (DMS). 54:02 - OTA updates. 57:54 - SOAFEE - Developing and deploying software in the SDV. 01:01:25 - GM & Red Hat collaboration. 01:02:53 - Near future tech. 01:07:50 - InEVitability?

Trouble Cats (Hard Facts And Poetry); Long John Hunter (Everybody Knows); Manx Marriner Mainline (Everybody Knows); Robert Day and Hoosier Blue (I Call It The Blues); Memphis Minnie (Ice Man (Come On Up)); Kaliopi and The Blues Messengers (Black Cat Blues); Smilin' Bobby and Hidden Charms (Cold, Cold Feeling); Henry Gray and The Creole Cats (Cold Chills); Wild T and The Spirit (My Next Ex-Wife); Jazz Gillum (Sarah Jane); Hans Theessink (Katrina); Afton Wolfe (New Orleans Going Down); AJ Fullerton (Hook's In The Water); Chris Andersen (I'm Going Fishing); Peppermint Harris (My Blues Have Rolled Away); Mark May and The Agitators (Laugh To Keep From Cryin').

Get ready for a far-out flight to the grooviest decade ever when IT CAME FROM THE 70's takes over ScreamQueenz Studios to talk about everyone's favorite shameless CARRIE ripoff: the 1978 made-for-tv exercise in coded lesbianism and petty revenge known as THE INITIATION OF SARAH.There's something about this movie.It's a not-particularly scary carbon copy of the "Awkard Girl With Secret Powers Get Revenge" trope.By all rights, it should have been forgotten a long time ago.But it wasn't.And it's not just "remembered fondly".This movie is beloved.Join Patrick K. Walsh and his guest co-pilots TARA GARNER and KASEY LOMAN (Evil Goods Graphic Designs) as they explore the powerful hold SARAH has had on our hearts since we first met her 45 years ago.THE INITIATION OF SARAH is currently available to watch for free on YOUTUBE.This episode of IT CAME FROM THE 70s originally aired on July 23, 2023. IT CAME FROM THE 70s is available exclusively to our PATREON subscribers. Become a Patron here.Pick up some of Kasey Loman's fabulous FEMMES OF FRIGHT: Women in Horror collection at her Teepublic store.Directed by ROBERT DAY. Written by DON INGALLS, CAROL SERACENO, and KENETTE GFLELLER. Starring KAY LENZ,

In Episode 2 of The Garage, join us for a conversation between host Dr. John Heinlein, Chief Marketing Officer from Sonatus and Robert Day, Director, North America Automotive GTM for Arm.  This wide ranging topic covers the whole spectrum of how Arm is working to enable automotive innovation and the many ways Sonatus is participating in this ecosystem.  We cover hardware, silicon suppliers, necessary elements to achieve SDV, standards, vehicle architecture, software trends and much more! Timestamps: 1:08 - Arm's role in automotive 2:43 - Arm-based automotive silicon suppliers 3:43 - The shift to software-defined vehicles and four pillars to achieving SDV 5:05 - Pillar 1 for SDV: Use of standards 5:37 - Pillar 2 for SDV: Use of new software methodologies and technologies 6:12 - Pillar 3 for SDV: Vehicle simulation and development in the cloud 6:41 - Pillar 4 for SDV: Collaboration 7:28 - SOAFEE: Scalable Open Architecture For the Embedded Edge 9:02 - Cloud-native design for automotive 10:58 - Future trends in automotive hardware and software architecture 12:09 - ECU and workload consolidation 13:04 - Summary

Get ready for shock, amazement, sadness, joy, and inspiration all in the same podcast episode! Robert Day grew up in the horror of poverty, abuse, and crime with an absentee, addicted mother, no father, and more than 35 homes before his unlikely graduation from high school. How in the world did he survive, and in the end thrive? Join Charles as he dives into this unbelievable story and finds out not just what Robert's secret is, but how you can help so many like him who are in the same predicament today.www.patrickhenry.orgwww.careportal.orgSometimes you just need someone to talk to. There is someone here to listen, because your story should be heard.434-300-HOPEhello@patrickhenry.org

If there's one thing the public cannot reach agreement on it's what was the greatest British black & white Peter Sellers film of all time. There is obviously a strong groundswell of support for that popular favourite, I'm All Right Jack, while trendier types (sneering metropolitan elites looking down on the hoi polloi) insist that Only Two Can Play is far superior. Others argue for The Naked Truth, with some justification, while a handful of nitwits push for The Ladykillers, completely misunderstanding the notion of 'black & white' as opposed to 'colour'. However, they are all wrong. Sensible people everywhere acknowledge that the correct answer is Two Way Stretch from 1960, a film which has only gained in popularity over the years. Directed by Robert Day from an original screenplay by John Warren & Len Heath (and with additional dialogue by Alan Hackney, writer of I'm All Right Jack), the working title for the film was Nothing Barred and it clearly provided inspiration for one of the greatest British sitcoms of all time - Porridge. It reunites Sellers with his 'Jack co-stars Irene Handl and Liz Fraser and teams him up with David Lodge and Bernard Cribbins, but the film's most memorable performance is delivered by the peerless Lionel Jeffries as Chief Officer Crout. Joining Tyler this week to do a bit of stir is returning guest Jeremy Limb - musician, actor and one third of The Trap.

It's not often that any of us get to see the inside of science and policy work but today's episode with Robert Day is just such an opportunity. Robert has recently retired from his management responsibilities in the Government of Canada where he spent more than 20 years in fisheries and oceans management, which included a lot of environmental and climate change discussions, many with international dimensions. Now that he's retired, he's continued to keep his hand in international fisheries discussions and also moved the needle on other activities dear to his heart – activities that also make a positive difference in our world, such as organizing his community's Audubon Christmas Bird Count. I hope you enjoy this episode, it's helped me to see the wide range of possibilities for me as I also consider moving into semi-retirement.Links:Chapman Coaching Inc.Big Stone HouseInternational Pacific Halibut CommissionNorth Pacific Fisheries CommissionBasin-scale Events to Coastal Impact project (in the North Pacific Ocean) of the UN Decade for Ocean ScienceAudubon Christmas Bird CountRegional Fisheries Management Organization (RFMO)—is an international body made up of countries that share a practical and/or financial interest in managing and conserving fish stocks in a particular region.Mayors for PeaceRoyalty free music is called Sunday Stroll – by Huma-HumaPlease send thoughts and comments to meanderingswithtrudy@gmail.com

Spine number #364 in the Criterion Collection: MONSTERS & MADMEN box, concluding with THE HAUNTED STRANGLER and CORRIDORS OF BLOOD from 1958, directed by Robert Day, all preambled with a heaping dose of GHOUL SCHOOL content. Podcast's intro song 'Here Come the Creeps' by Ugly Cry Club. You can check out her blossoming body of work here: uglycryclub.bandcamp.com/releases Like us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/criterioncreeps/ Follow us on that Twitter! twitter.com/criterioncreeps Follow us on Instagram! instagram.com/criterioncreeps We've got a Patreon too, if you are so inclined to see this podcast continue to exist as new laptops don't buy themselves: patreon.com/criterioncreeps You can also subscribe to us on Soundcloud, iTunes, Google Play, and Stitcher!

Your deadicated hosts wrap up 1958 with CORRIDORS OF BLOOD, directed by Robert Day and starring Boris Karloff and Christopher Lee! With a cast and title like that, well, it's gotta be something special! ...right? Context setting 00:00; Synopsis 15:34; Discussion 25:47; Ranking 44:05

Former West Adelaide star and Hawthorn footballer Robert Day joins Graham Cornes. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Boris Karloff flexes his horror talents with THE HAUNTED STRANGLER (1958) from director Robert Day! Planned as the top half (but released as the bottom) of the double feature with FIEND WITHOUT A FACE, this old fashioned flick takes inspiration from Jack the Ripper, Jekyll and Hyde, and others. The film stars Boris Karloff, Jean Kent, Elizabeth Allan, Anthony Dawson, Tim Turner and Vera Day. Context setting 00:00; Synopsis 12:36; Discussion 30:05; Ranking 48:43

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NOTICE: The views and opinions of our guests from Evergy Energy Partners today are based solely on their personal knowledge and experience in the energy industry and do not necessarily reflect the views or opinion of Evergy or the company's opinions of the current or future energy markets. This episode of Smart Energy Voices is produced in partnership with Evergy Energy Partners. Host John Failla is joined by Evergy's Robert Day, Executive Director of Origination, and Grant Wilkerson, Director of New Business Development to discuss how Evergy is responding to the unique needs of large power users in both regulated and deregulated markets for renewable energy. Listen to learn more about their inside perspective. You will want to hear this episode if you are interested in... Who are Robert and Grant? [01:42] What do customers want in regulated markets? [04:09] The background of Evergy [07:00] Evergy's renewables in regulated markets [08:37] Customer response to tariffs [14:49] Evergy's unregulated market projects [17:09] The future of Evergy [21:37] Who is Evergy? Evergy was created three years ago from the merger of Kansas City Power and Light and Westar Energy. This consolidation made sense as a way to bring a better product to their customers, allowing them to provide less expensive long-term costs to the service areas they had in common.  The Evergy Energy Partners division of Evergy looks at how to optimize assets for their customers and deal with the integrated market in a way that best performs for these customers. Their efforts are focused on doing what they can to push forward for the customer and provide the best products available. Unregulated markets Evergy has had several wholesale customers who want renewable products. One action they've taken for these customers is to aggregate a wind farm, bringing togethers six customers who signed up for the facility. This resulted in a fully subscribed wind farm at a price the companies were willing to pay, thus giving them access to a renewable resource at a competitive price. Another way Evergy has reached unregulated markets is through selling solar arrays to various companies. Baldwin City, Kansas has had a solar array online for about two years, allowing them to provide solar power to their community. Evergy is constructing another solar array in West Plains, Missouri, which will be completed in the Spring of 2022. Another array that is being completed within the month is located in Paragould, Arkansas. Additionally, wholesale customers have approached Evergy for help with renewables. The future of Evergy Energy Partners Technology is changing dramatically and quickly. Solar itself has come a long way from when it was introduced to where it is now. Now the question is how to integrate technologies. In the next couple of years, demand response will play a significant role in integrating the renewable energy stream. The customers can control some of the demand response and help integrate renewable energies into their portfolios. Customers are going to play a vital role in the future of renewables as they integrate technologies and make progress happen. Relatively simple actions such as integrating EV charging stations into the portfolio are moving in the right direction. Everyone brings something to the table and will help figure out how to make everything work together. They'll figure out new technologies like hydrogen fuel generation and green ammonia. At some point, the resource will be found that provides what the grid needs. One of the biggest challenges in renewables is a safety net, and customers will play a crucial role in creating that technology. Resources & People Mentioned Evergy Energy Partners - Creative and Flexible Energy Strategies Evergy: Renewables Direct Evergy | Wind farm powers KCI, large businesses Connect with Robert Day On LinkedIn As Executive Director of Origination, Robert Day supports the originators by removing roadblocks for the group, as well as the entire Evergy Energy Partner team. Robert has been with Evergy Energy Partners during his entire 16-year career with the company and says, "The best part of working with our customers is knowing we are bringing value to them while satisfying their needs." Connect with Grant Wilkerson By email Grant Wilkerson is Evergy's Director of New Business Development. This group is responsible for renewable product development and services for both retail customer programs as well as wholesale customers. The group concentrates on products and services centered around energy integration in retail tariffs as well as wholesale RTO market participation. He has been involved in more than 4,000 MW of renewable energy participation in Regional Transmission Organization (RTO) markets. Grant has over 30 years of industry experience. His experiences include roles in the electricity market including trader, marketer, market analytics, market design, tariff, and regulatory development. He began his career in the natural gas industry and includes Engineering and pipeline design, regulation station design and construction, metering, and SCADA system design. Connect With Smart Energy Decisions https://smartenergydecisions.com Follow them on Facebook Follow them on Twitter Follow them on LinkedIn Subscribe to Smart Energy Voices If you're interested in participating in the next Smart Energy Decision Event, visit smartenergydecisions.com or email our Event Operations Director, Lisa Carroll at lisa@smartenergydecisions.com Audio Production and Show notes by PODCAST FAST TRACK https://www.podcastfasttrack.com

Robert Day, Director, Autonomous Vehicles, Arm joined Grayson Brulte on The Road To Autonomy Podcast to discuss why the world runs on Arm.The conversation begins with Robert discussing Arm's partnership approach and how over 190 billion devices around the world contain Arm-based chips.It's really all about the partnership approach. It's all about working with our silicon partners and giving them the right technology to allow them to address the different markets they want to put their silicon into. – Robert DayFocusing on Arm's partnership approach, Robert discusses how Arm was able to ship a record 7.3 billion Arm-based chips in Q4 2020 as the global markets faced a supply chain crunch.Our partners like to work with us because we are continuously innovating. – Robert DayShifting the conversation to autonomous vehicles, Grayson asks Robert when and why did Arm first enter the autonomous vehicle industry. Arm has been in the automotive industry for a long time. Building upon this experience, Arm expanded into the autonomous vehicle industry as companies prepare for the mass deployment of autonomous vehicles as they will need great silicon.As autonomous vehicle companies such as Cruise actively prepare for the commercialization of their service, Grayson asks Robert if custom chip architectures are currently being developed for autonomous vehicles.Whether people will develop custom silicon to do it, I do not know. As they get closer to deployment, it's what is available. What is out there? It costs a lot of money to develop a custom chip. If our silicon partners have the right SOCs based on our technology, they will probably just pick those up off the shelves.There might be certain applications, there might be certain parts of the vehicle that may be doing sensor intelligence where they might want to do some of their own silicon. At the moment you have to get closer to the actual deployment before it will be obvious which way people will go. – Robert DayTaking a look at the autonomous vehicle industry as a whole, Robert shares his thoughts on the current state of the autonomous vehicle market. The adoption of autonomous vehicles will come down to trust. Grayson and Robert go on to discuss how brands and experiences and help to develop trust with autonomous vehicles.When developing relationships and engaging with the autonomous vehicle industry, Arm asks the following:What do you need in order to make autonomy deployable? Mass deployable. – Robert DayArm has been having these discussions for years as Arm considers autonomous vehicles a growth market.It really is an industry and a market that we want to make sure that Arm is front and center in. – Robert DayAs society begins to shift to electric vehicles and the autonomous vehicle industry embraces electrification, Arm is well-positioned as the company specializes in low-power, high-performance chips.Energy efficiency, thermal efficiency, it will all be really important for deployment. Especially in vehicles that are fit-for-purpose or vehicles that we actually drive as higher levels of autonomy come into them. – Robert DayWith higher levels of autonomy, safety is paramount. Robert discusses Arm's commitment to functional safety and why it is mission-critical for the safe deployment of autonomous vehicles.Putting the entire conversation into context, Grayson asks Robert what role he sees Arm playing in the autonomous vehicle ecosystem as the industry matures.It's all about deployability and what's required for autonomous vehicles to be deployed. – Robert DayWrapping up the conversation, Robert shares the story of how he first became interested in autonomous vehicles. It all started with an episode of Knight Rider. Grayson expands the conversation into the role popular culture will play in the adoption of this technology and why in the future there will be an Elvis autonomous vehicle service in Las Vegas.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Thanks for tuning into the mid-week edition of RealAg Radio. Today you’ll hear: Robert Day, president and CEO of Ceres Global, on their announced canola crushing plant; A TilMOR product spotlight with Rory Cranston of Bayer; Janice Tranberg, CEO of the Alberta Cattle Feeders Association, talks about what’s happening with cattle pricing; and, The top... Read More

Thanks for tuning into the mid-week edition of RealAg Radio. Today you’ll hear: Robert Day, president and CEO of Ceres Global, on their announced canola crushing plant; A TilMOR product spotlight with Rory Cranston of Bayer; Janice Tranberg, CEO of the Alberta Cattle Feeders Association, talks about what’s happening with cattle pricing; and, The top... Read More

This week we kick off a retrospective we call Creepy School with the 1978 film The Initiation of Sarah. The Initiation of Sarah is a 1978 American made-for-television supernatural horror film directed by Robert Day. It first aired on ABC on February 6, 1978 and starred Kay Lenz as a shy, withdrawn young woman who discovers that she has psychic powers after joining a sorority. This is Episode 318.

Join Chet Babla, VP Automotive Business at Arm, on episode one of the Automotive Insights Series as he discusses the future of mobility with his two guests Robert Day and Neil Stroud. This first episode features wide-ranging conversation on the big trends impacting the automotive industry.

This Sunday we are excited to have Robert Day share God's word with us on the sovereignty of God. Robert is the Chief Executive Officer of Patrick Henry Family Services, and a man who loves Jesus. His personal life is one of overcoming tremendous pain and hardship when he was just a boy. If anyone knows about the sovereignty of God, it's Robert. I love a quote he recently shared with me from John Piper, “None of our mess or pain makes any sense, none of it is helpful, if God Himself and the glory of His work is not our greatest treasure.”

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Maxing Out the Mission: Leading a Cause Based Local Charity with Robert Day Robert Day's childhood of poverty and abuse included more than 35 homes before his unlikely graduation from high school. Today, through God's grace, and with two Master's Degrees in hand, Robert's life work is dedicated to keeping children safe and families strong. Robert's inspiring testimony, together with his unique and timely perspective, has made him a sought-after speaker for conferences, churches, civic audiences, and beyond. Robert is the author of two books, Worst of Mothers…Best of Moms, and Desperately Healed… My Journey to Wholeness. These tell his story of a tumultuous childhood, and the arduous process of healing as an adult. Born to a teenage mother, who was herself a ward of the state, Robert survived abject poverty, neglect, and abuse; but in the end, this is a story of God's infinite grace and mercy, and how He uses our pasts for His purpose. In addition to his testimony, Robert loves to speak on issues of Child Welfare (particularly the history of the orphanage movement), Overcoming Poverty, and the process of Social and Organizational Change. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Join us for a discussion of the best films from 2019 with Dr David Sorfa and Dr Pasquale Iannone, hosted by Kat Zabecka.Here is the list of films in the order of mention, all released in 2019 (with a few from 2018):Once Upon a Time in… Hollywood (Quentin Tarantino)Under the Silver Lake (David Robert Mitchell) Climax (Gaspar Noé) The Laundromat (Steven Soderbergh) Marriage Story (Noach Baumbach) The Dead Don’t Die (Jim Jarmusch) Booksmart (Olivia Wilde) The House That Jack Built (Lars Von Trier) Styx (Wolfgang Fischer) The Irishman (Martin Scorsese) Mid90s (Jonah Hill) Dolemite is My Name (Craig Brewer) Mary Queen of Scots (Josie Rourke) Jiang hu er nü / Ash is Purest White (Zhangke Jia) Happy New Year, Colin Burstead (Ben Wheatley) Photograph (Ritesh Batra) Knives Out (Rian Johnson) Notti Magiche/Magical Nights (Paolo Virzi) Loro (Paolo Sorrentino) The Souvenir (Joanna Hogg) Joker (Todd Phillips)Varda par Agnès/Varda by Agnes (Agnès Varda) If Beale Street Could Talk (Barry Jenkins) El Camino: A Breaking Bad Movie (Vince Gilligan)Films we have seen this year but were released prior to 2019:Killer of Sheep (Charles Burnett 1978)Three Colours Blue (Krzysztof Kieslowski 1993)Ukigumo/Floating Clouds (Mikio Naruse 1955)The Rebel/Call Me Genius (Robert Day 1961)Chinatown (Roman Polanski 1974)Moon (Duncan Jones 2009)Summer Stock (Charles Walters 1950)L'une chante l'autre pas/One Sings, The Other Doesn’t (Agnès Varda 1977)

Robert Day's The Haunted Strangler kicks off a pair of British period horror films starring Boris Karloff. Neither are all that great, but this one particularly so after some executive meddling that replaced a supernatural horror plot point with improbable amnesia. Great.

The only entry into the Monsters and Madmen boxset that isn't directed by Robert Day, Spencer Gordon Bennet's The Atomic Sub imagines a world where submarines provide intercontinental shipping and passenger service under the arctic, at least until those subs start mysteriously disappearing. Come for the alternative future! Stay for the special effects! Leave before the sworn pacifist realizes war is good!

We kick off a boxset of late 50's scifi/horror this week with The First Man into Space. Monsters and Madmen is dedicated to films produced by Richard and Alex Gordon, who also produced Fiend Without a Face which we watched five years ago. Things kick off here with Robert Day's First Man into Space, the tale of an American test pilot who decides to jet into outer space and things do not go well on his return. Very spoopy!

Ephesians 2:1-10 | Listen to guest speaker Robert Day share his personal experience and information about the Patrick Henry Boys and Girls Homes and our partnership together. 

Ray Schwetz and Donyshia Boston-Hill talk with Robert Day, Chief Operating Officer of Zwanger-Pesiri Radiology. Robert has been a Radiologic Technologist since 1979 and has been with Zwanger-Pesiri Radiology for the past 15 years as a staff MRI Technologist, moving on to their Chief Technical Officer and for the past 8 years as the Chief Operating Officer. He talks about the latest in radiology and how technology has helped Long Islanders stay healthy.

Ray Schwetz and Donyshia Boston-Hill talk with Robert Day, Chief Operating Officer of Zwanger-Pesiri Radiology. Robert has been a Radiologic Technologist since 1979 and has been with Zwanger-Pesiri Radiology for the past 15 years as a staff MRI Technologist, moving on to their Chief Technical Officer and for the past 8 years as the Chief Operating Officer. He talks about the latest in radiology and how technology has helped Long Islanders stay healthy.

In 2016, Lawrence Batley Theatre in Huddersfield produced its first ever professional pantomime, Cinderella, written by one of the UK’s leading pantomime writers, Andrew Pollard, who has been brought back to write this year’s Jack and the Beanstalk. Andrew is taking a year off from playing Dame at Greenwich Theatre to tour in Around the World in 80 Days as Phileas Fogg. However there are still 6 of his panto scripts in production this Christmas around the UK. In this episode, Andrew speaks extensively about his views on what pantos should contain, the qualities required for good panto performers and how to deal with changing requirements, demands and attitudes to keep panto fresh and entertaining for new audiences. Jack and the Beanstalk by Andrew Pollard will run at Lawrence Batley Theatre in Huddersfield from 8 December 2017 to 6 January 2018. Andrew’s other pantos this year include Cinderella at Greenwich Theatre from 17 November 2017, another Jack and the Beanstalk at Salisbury Playhouse from 2 December 2017 and Beauty and the Beast at Queen’s Theatre Hornchurch from 30 November 2017, all finishing on 7 January 2018. Andrew can be seen on tour in Around the World in 80 Days until January. (Photo of Andrew Pollard as Long Joan Silver in Peter Pan at Greenwich Theatre credit Robert Day)

In Episode 71, you will hear from Robert Day, Author, Radio Show Host, and CEO of Patrick Henry Family Services. For full show notes, please www.thinkorphan.com

Luís Araújo recebe Ricardo Stabolito ("Jumper Brasil") para falar dos times que já não brigam por playoffs na NBA. O que eles buscam neste último mês? Qual terá a reta final mais interessante? A conversa conta ainda com dois convidados especiais para falar de NBB. Um deles é Gilson Makimoto, leitor e assinante do Triple-Double, que mora em Manaus e fala um pouco sobre como foi ver de perto uma partida em sua cidade. O outro é Robert Day, ex-jogador de Uberlândia e Bauru, que relembra a vez que marcou 50 pontos no Jogo das Estrelas. Quem aparece na trilha sonora desta vez é o Blind Melon, com seu álbum homônimo lançado em 1992. Os principais tópicos da discussão aparecem a seguir: 0:47 – Projeto do Triple-Double no apoia.se 2:35 – Os times que já não brigam por playoffs. E por que é o New Orleans Pelicans que provavelmente terá a reta final de temporada mais interessante? 9:14 – A queda do Los Angeles Lakers nos últimos meses, o desejo por perder e a decisão de afastar Timofey Mozgov e Luol Deng 16:27 – Os últimos atos de mais uma temporada decepcionante do Orlando Magic 20:14 – O confuso New York Knicks e a necessidade de uma discussão de relação 23:21 – Como foi para um morador de Manaus poder acompanhar de perto uma partida do NBB 28:20 – Entrevista com Robert Day sobre os 50 pontos no Jogo das Estrelas em 2011

Stephen Sondheim’s musical Sweeney Todd—the Demon Barber of Fleet Street is a co-production between Derby Theatre and Mercury Theatre Colchester directed by Daniel Buckroyd. In this episode, BTG Midlands editor Steve Orme speaks to the two lead actors in the production: Hugh Maynard who plays Sweeney and Sophie-Louise Dann who is Mrs Lovett. Sweeney Todd is at Derby Theatre from Friday 30 September until Saturday 22 October. It then transfers to the Mercury Theatre Colchester from Wednesday 26 October until Saturday 12 November. (Rehearsal image of Hugh Maynard and Sophie-Louise Dann by Robert Day)

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The Quick and the Dead is a 1987 television movie, based on the 1973 novel by Louis L'Amour, directed by Robert Day and starring Sam Elliott, Tom Conti, Kate Capshaw, Kenny Morrison and Matt Clark.A mysterious stranger rides into a homesteading family's life when they are attacked by a ruthless gang.Louis L'Amour's The Quick And the Dead (1987).mp4

Japan is a country of great contrast with architecture that is an eclectic mix of ancient and modern, east and west. Tokyo is a dynamic metropolis where you will find some of the worlds most unique and fascinating architecture. Kyoto is a city steeped in tradition with an abundance of ancient temples, shrines and gardens scattered throughout a bustling modern city. On this show I talk to architect Robert Day about his 10 day Architecture tour that he runs in Japan. We talk about the different Architecture styles that are unique to Japan and what to look for if you plan your own trip to Japan.

She who must be obeyed has commanded the Down Placers to tackle the 1965-film She (dir. Robert Day), and who are they to argue with She?  Based on the classic adventure novel She by H. Rider Haggard, Hammer Films’ version of the story pits Down Place favorite Peter Cushing and company against the dubbed Ursula […]