Podcast appearances and mentions of robert whitman

Is Stepfather 3 (1992) The Worst Direct-to-TV Horror Film? It's Father's Day and this week we are dissecting the final entry into the original Step Father franchise with the low-budget horror sequel directed by Guy Magar, starring Priscilla Barnes and Robert Whitman doing his best Terry O'Quinn impression as he slips into the shoes of the murderous Step Father. This time he's back to get that perfect family he won't kill but "standing in his way" is his new paraplegic step son Andy (bound to a wheel chair psychosomatically) who has a knack for hacking, atari, and being the future head of the CIA and Father Brennan; a Catholic Priest who likes to hang out with Andy and serve as a victim later in the movie. Get 20% OFF Manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code CINEMA20 at https://manscaped.com We Want Your Feedback Help us shape the future of our podcast by sharing your valuable feedback! Take a moment to fill out our audience survey https://forms.gle/T2wHskEj7VecSaCA6   Find The Cinema Psychos on Youtube -

It's April 2023. BoxerBlu and Bram are back to teach us about news for kids a different way. In this episode we learn about Daniel Larsen, a senior who proves a key theorem about carmichael numbers; the US cancer rate falling; the restaging of Robert Whitman's 'happening' called 'American Moon;' the streetcar boom and how Warren Buffet doesn't want it to happen in Omaha; and the death of Balkrishna Doshi, a modernist Indian architect. 

Our guest Robert Whitman has a wide variety of experience in leadership for K-12. Currently, he is a middle school principal who believes in service leadership. We discuss being data inspired vs. data driven, understanding our passion not our purpose, and identifying as a united community. Don't miss out on this motivational and refreshing conversation around being our best selves and being of service. Let's talk about life and learning. Visit us at www.teacherpeprally.com and call out Hotline to leave your motivational and cheerful messages for fellow educators. 678-439-TPR1

In today's Building Texas Business podcast episode, you'll hear from Rob Whitman of Forward Science, a privately held MedTech company based in Houston, Texas. Rob co-founded Forward Science in 2006 to change lives through early discovery, diagnosis, and treatment, and in this episode, you'll learn how he built the successful startup by focusing on legacy over currency. This is a great conversation and really shows Rob's interest and enthusiasm for early discovery in oral cancer diagnosis. LINKSShow Notes Previous Episodes About BoyarMiller About Forward Science GUEST Robert WhitmanAbout Robert Special Guest: Robert Whitman.

Robert Whitman, aka “Pastor Bob,” was stabbed to death in his own home last month. Pastor Whitman served as a pastor for many years at multiple churches across Northern California, including Cottonwood Assembly of God. Listen to hear more and how you can be praying.

Nokia Bell Labs Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.) connects artists and engineers to create innovative solutions for humanity's challenges. Together, artists and technologists at E.A.T. actualize projects that truly seem like science-fiction, often exploring human communication, including empathy and emotion transfer, and always aiming to break beyond the limitations of today’s technology. In this episode, we speak with Domhnaill Hernon, Head of E.A.T. at Nokia Bell Labs about Bell Labs legacy of innovation, the current projects under production, and the program's dedication to expand the role of the artist in contemporary society.-About Domhnaill Hernon-Domhnaill Hernon is Head of Experiments in Arts and Technology (E.A.T.) at Nokia Bell Labs. He graduated with a B.Eng in Aeronautical Engineering, a Ph.D in fundamental fluid mechanics from the University of Limerick and an Executive M.B.A. from Dublin City University, Ireland. He is passionate about turning research/ideas into reality and exploring the bounds of creativity to push the limits of technology. Domhnaill was previously responsible for turning Bell Labs disruptive research assets into proto-solutions that could be tested at scale in the market, and he established new methods to overcome the “Innovation Valley of Death”. He is currently responsible for Bell Labs global activities in E.A.T. where he collaborates with the artistic and creative community to push the limits of technology to solve the greatest human need challenges.Learn more about Domhnaill hereFollow him @hernon.domhnaillTweet him @DHernonBellLabs-About Nokia Bell Labs-Nokia Bell Labs is a global collective of the world's brightest minds, creating the network of the future. Bell Labs has a legacy of developing game-changing technology with eight Nobel Prizes in physics and many other scientific accolades. Today, Bell Labs researchers are focused on new ways of compressing and sharing data while developing disruptive innovations for the next phase of human existence. Learn more about Nokia Bell Labs hereFollow them @BellLabsNokiaTweet them @BellLabs-About Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T)-Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T) program was founded in 1967 by Bell Labs engineers Billy Klüver and Fred Waldhauer, and artists Robert Rauschenberg and Robert Whitman and was a seminal event in the fusion of art and technology. E.A.T launched with the bringing together of ten New York artists with 30 engineers and scientists from the company. The project? To create collaborative performances that incorporated aspects of art and new technology.Today, Nokia Bell Labs E.A.T continues to connect artists and engineers to build-out innovative solutions exploring human communication, including empathy and emotion transfer, and to push beyond the limitations of today’s technology. Nokia Bell Labs E.A.T’s projects expand the role of the artist in contemporary society by bringing them directly into the fold within a large technology company.Learn more here

While completing his undergraduate degree in Fine Art at Bath Spa University, Nicolas Strappini collaborated with a researcher at Bath University for an outreach event to do with visualizing physics. He recently helped organise a round table discussion on the intersection of arts and science co-organised by CSM Art & Science at Central Saint Martins and Art at CMS at CERN. The panel was composed of theoretical and experimental particle physicists, art students and educators. He also gave a presentation at CERN about my work. He exhibited his work at the Museo Marca 'Asemic Writing' exhibition in Calabria. He also has recently shown his physics and science work at Imperial College, London and been involved with the Royal Society's 'Museum of Extraordinary Objects' exhibition. He gave a talk and showed work for the first art exhibition at the Department of Physics (the Cavendish Laboratory) at Cambridge University where audiences were invited to interact with His machines and works. He is currently collaborating with scientists at CERN to visually analyse particle tracks in cloud chambers. He graduated from the MA Art and Science course at Central Saint Martins, London. He has worked with Gustav Metzger, Andy Goldsworthy and Robert Whitman. Courtesy of JRC Summer School 2018 documentation

Owen Husney, Prince's first manager sits down with Captain Party to discuss how he discovered Prince, and shares some intimate stories of a young man on the verge of greatness. Then the Captain switches gears to bring you the story behind Prince's iconic first photo shoot with photographer Robert Whitman. We want to thank San Francisco's Family Affair art + photography+design gallery for access to Owen and Robert. Please go out and support the Prince Pre-Fame exhibit at the gallery on 683 Haight Street before it ends on July 7th!   Special thanks to our sponsor, ManGrate.  For a limited time, our viewers can go to mangrate.com and enter the code DAD18 for 40% off!   Visit our website! www.bitchtalkpodcast.com Follow us on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter...  

Today's guest on the show is Robert Whitman. In this episode Robert shares how he got his start in photography, capturing Prince Pre-Fame, Mikhail Nikolayevich Baryshnikov, Pilobolus, visiting Cuba and his style of shooting. // Show Notes: https://www.newyorksaid.com/robert-whitman/

This episode of the Oxford Comment is the second in our two-part series in conjunction with the Benezit Dictionary of Artists. We resume our roundtable conversation at the New York office with artist Robert Whitman, Benezit Editor in Chief, Dr. Kathy Battista, and Experiments in Art and Technology Director Julie Martin, to discuss many of … Continue reading Experiments in Art and Technology – Episode 37 – The Oxford Comment →

In this episode of the Oxford Comment, the first of a two-part series in conjunction with the Benezit Dictionary of Artists, Robert Whitman sits down in our New York office with Benezit Editor in Chief, Dr. Kathy Battista, and Julie Martin, the director of Experiments in Art and Technology. Inspired by this roundtable conversation, our … Continue reading Robert Whitman – Episode 36 – The Oxford Comment →

Ep 29 Simone Forti & Jason Underhill: The People Notes from The People by Mathew Timmons from his performance of Encouraging Words at the Sumarr series curated by Diana Arterian at Pop-Hop Books & Print in Highland Park, Los Angeles. ... and we close out the show with a song from the Los Angeles band Learning Music. You can find out more about them at LearningMusicMonthly.Com and the name of the track is called “Milk and Cookie” Simone Forti is an American postmodern choreographer and musician living in Los Angeles. Since the 1960s she has become known for a style of dancing and choreography that was largely based on basic everyday movements, such as games and children's playground activities, and improvisation. Over the course of her career she has worked with such luminaries as: Anna Halprin, Merce Cunningham, Martha Graham, Robert Whitman and Yoko Ono among others. We'll also be talking to Jason Underhill who has worked as Forti's assistant for the past several years. Jason is an artist in Los Angeles. His work has been screened and exhibited internationally in the U.S. and around Europe. Jason received his MFA from Goldsmiths, University of London in 2009 and his BFA from CalArts in 2005. He is also the writer director and producer with Rena Kosnett of Golden Retriever a six-episode comedy web series. Episode photograph by Ignacio Genzon

[audio:http://traffic.libsyn.com/takacslearningcenter/TDS103.mp3] Podcast: Download | Play in new window/mobile device Running Time: 50:52 min Two topics that are very important to us at the Thriving Dentist Show are new technology advances and oral cancer screening. This interview with Robert Whitman combines both of …