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DEBORAH J LEDFORD is the award-winning author of the Eva “Lightning Dance” Duran suspense thriller series, including Redemption and Havoc, set in Taos, New Mexico. Part Eastern Band Cherokee, she is an Agatha Award winner, The Hillerman Sky Award Finalist, 3-time nominee for the Pushcart Prize, and two-time Anthony Award Finalist for Best Audiobooks Crescendo and Causing Chaos from her Smoky Mountain Inquest Series set in the great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina.She is a member of SinC National, International Thriller Writers, MWA SoCal, and is a past-president of the SinC Desert Sleuths Phoenix chapter.Facebook Page https://www.facebook.com/DeborahJLedfordAuthor/Instagram https://www.instagram.com/djledford/Instagram, Twitter/X, Threads Handle: @djledfordWebsite https://deborahjledford.com/Mentioned in the podcast:Rod Sterling https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rod_SerlingIsabella Maldonado https://isabellamaldonado.com/Save the Cat https://savethecat.comSave the Cat Writes a Novel https://savethecat.com/products/books/save-the-cat-writes-a-novel*****************About SinCSisters in Crime (SinC) was founded in 1986 to promote the ongoing advancement, recognition and professional development of women crime writers. Through advocacy, programming and leadership, SinC empowers and supports all crime writers regardless of genre or place on their career trajectory.www.SistersinCrime.orgInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/sincnational/Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/sincnational.bsky.socialThreads: https://www.threads.net/@sincnationalFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/sistersincrimeTikTok:: https://www.tiktok.com/@sincnationalThe SinC Writers' Podcast is produced by Julian Crocamo https://www.juliancrocamo.com/

Bob talked about the elections, Bud Lite, and Rod Sterling.

Karen lee Cohen is an 8-time Regional Emmy® Award winning producer and executiveproducer, former director of programs for WNBC-TV in New York and Founder andPresident of Crystal Pyramid Productions, Inc. She is a spiritual life coach and iscurrently writing her 2 nd book Let's Be Peace about her spiritual and alternative healthand wellness journey.Cohen just released her first book, IT'S ABOUT TIME, My Award-Winning TVAdventure which is now available in both Kindle and paper backat: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BMLBBQTX "IT'S ABOUT TIME! " That's what Cohen said when she accepted her first RegionalEmmy® while at WMAQ-TV in Chicago. The book details the decades of Cohen'sadventure as an award-winning television producer and show runner.Her journey began with a brief acting career, but quickly moved to behind-the-sceneswork in television, working her way up, bit by bit. She treats her readers to memories ofworking with Della Reese, Bob Hope, Rod Sterling, Arlene Frances, Frank Sinatra andAl Roker while describing Christmas at Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting shows thatincluded Tony Award Winner Betty Buckley, Lily Tomlin, and singer/song writer PeterAllen and a stint with multi Grammy nominated singer/song writer Jewel and many otherstoried performers.

Karen lee Cohen is an 8-time Regional Emmy® Award winning producer and executiveproducer, former director of programs for WNBC-TV in New York and Founder andPresident of Crystal Pyramid Productions, Inc. She is a spiritual life coach and iscurrently writing her 2 nd book Let's Be Peace about her spiritual and alternative healthand wellness journey.Cohen just released her first book, IT'S ABOUT TIME, My Award-Winning TVAdventure which is now available in both Kindle and paper backat: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BMLBBQTX "IT'S ABOUT TIME! " That's what Cohen said when she accepted her first RegionalEmmy® while at WMAQ-TV in Chicago. The book details the decades of Cohen'sadventure as an award-winning television producer and show runner.Her journey began with a brief acting career, but quickly moved to behind-the-sceneswork in television, working her way up, bit by bit. She treats her readers to memories ofworking with Della Reese, Bob Hope, Rod Sterling, Arlene Frances, Frank Sinatra andAl Roker while describing Christmas at Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting shows thatincluded Tony Award Winner Betty Buckley, Lily Tomlin, and singer/song writer PeterAllen and a stint with multi Grammy nominated singer/song writer Jewel and many otherstoried performers. Cohen's memoir offers valuable insight to the television business, with insiderknowledge and tips about how to succeed in the industry. Cohen's memoir presents anhonest look at one woman's path to success and her deepening sense of personalidentity. Find out more at www.KarenLeeCohen.com

Ruta Lee is one of Hollywood's most glamorous ladies. Ruta is known for her roles in films such as Seven Brides for Seven Brothers, Witness for the Prosecution, and Sergeant's Three. She has also had a successful career in television and is an active civic contributor who has held leadership roles in The Thalians, a charitable organization committed to mental health. My guest, Ruta Lee and I discuss: Ruta Lee's memoir, Consider Your Ass Kissed Her amazing fundraising work with Debbie Reynolds for their organization, The Thalians, a fundraising organization for raising funds for mental health issues and veterans. Ruta's starring role in The Twilight Zone episode A Short Drink from a Certain Fountain Ruta shares her memories of Rod Sterling and we dive a bit into her episode and how it was lost for years but finally found and can now be viewed with the rest of the catalog. Ruta's origin story - how a teacher saw the potential in Ruta at a very young age Being discovered at a club which led to her role in Witness for the Prosecution Hanging with the Rat Pack Landing a lead role in the Rat Pack's film Sergeant 3 Meeting Marilyn Monroe at Dean Martin's birthday party thrown by Frank Sinatra Working with Jerry Lewis in Funny Bones Ruta's friendship with Lucille Ball and her appearance on The Lucy Show with Milton Berle and SO MUCH MORE You're going to love my conversation with Ruta Lee Website Consider Your Ass Kissed (book) The Thalians Facebook IMDB Follow Jeff Dwoskin: Jeff Dwoskin on Twitter The Jeff Dwoskin Show podcast on Twitter Podcast website Podcast on Instagram Yes, the show used to be called Live from Detroit: The Jeff Dwoskin Show Ruta Lee is an actress, dancer, and singer. She is best known for her roles in films such as Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (1954) and Witness for the Prosecution (1957). Lee has also appeared on television series such as The Virginian and The Twilight Zone. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the far future of the 1990s, ape will serve man, but humanity is humane, sowing the seeds of uprising. Case and Sam continue their journey backwards (and forwards and then upwards… all the while twirling) through the Planet of the Apes franchise with Conquest of the Planet of the Apes! We're joined by Kale Ryder to light the fires and illuminate this dark entry in the franchise.

You're traveling through another dimension - a dimension not only of sound, but of mind. A journey into a wondrous land of imagination. Next stop, Wizard and the Bruiser as they cross into the pit that is Rod Sterling's scifi classic "The Twilight Zone!"Want even more WizBru? Support us on Patreon! Patreon.com/WizBru

Doc's opening theme this morning is asking the tough question in sports, art and surgery. Doc's examples are Howard Cosell in sports, Rod Sterling in art and Dr. John Callaghan in surgery. Doc breaks down a potential career altering injury of Mike Trout. The Weekend Warrior clinic is open with Doc taking calls.

Our hosts kick off Jordan Peele month by crossing dimensions ONTO PATREON while seshing with the 2019 reboot of sci-fi and horror classic The Twilight Zone! A wonderful collaboration between Monkeypaw Productions, Genre Films, and CBS; the series takes on social issues, tech advances, and human (and non-human) relationships in ways that would surely make Rod Sterling proud! This sesh is free on Patreon via patreon.com/dankndeadlypod Thank you so much for seshing with us! Be sure to give us a like rating, follow, and reach out to us on socials found at allmylinks.com/dankndeadly-pod or via email at dankndeadlychats@gmail.com! For extended, ad & break free versions of our new sessions join our Patreon on patreon.com/dankndeadlypod --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/dankndeadly-pod/support

Michael Hoffman, Author, Historian and Journalist joins me to discuss his books Secret Societies and Psychological Warfare, and Twilight Language. Hoffman shared his experience meeting Rod Sterling on The Psychic Highway, in Upstate New York, James Shelby Downard helping him write King Kill 33 The seminal "synchromystic" essay published in Adam Parfrey's Apocalypse Culture (1987), The contact he made with Dr. Kaczynski in Montana while he was imprisoned, as well as his research into Freemasonry, Charles Manson, Son of Sam, JFK, and The Cryptocracy. Michael shared his thoughts on the conspiracy community and was kind enough to share advice for the next generation of researchers. Michaels work can be found at Revisionisthistory.org MFTIC Merch is Here for 2022!https://mftic-podcast.creator-spring.comShare This Episode: https://share.transistor.fm/s/7e4a47bc Join us on TelegramLeave me a message On Telegram!For Exclusive My Family Thinks I'm Crazy Content: Only 3$ get 50+ Bonus Episodes, Sign up on our Patreon For Exclusive Episodes. Check out the S.E.E.E.N.or on Rokfin@MFTICPodcast on Twitter@myfamilythinksimcrazy on Instagram, Follow, Subscribe, Rate, and Review we appreciate you!https://www.myfamilythinksimcrazy.comhttps://altmediaunited.com/my-family-thinks-im-crazy/Listen to Every AMU with this link. https://lnns.co/pI5xHeyFdfgGET A NEW PODCASTING APP! https://podcastindex.org/appsOur Sponsors!Crystal Infused Essential Oils by One Thumb ElMUSICAL CREDITSIntro Song by Destiny Lab IntroMusic: StreetlifeBy Lobo LocoMusic: The Narrative ChangesBy Revolution VoidOutroMusic: Line of Flight By Revolution VoidMusic: Crayzie By Daniel MustoReleased under a Creative Commons Attribution International 4.0 License Thanks To Soundstripe★ Support this podcast on Patreon ★

We talk about what has inspired us from sci-fi.  Was it the concepts and beliefs of the great Gene Roddenberry,  the bizarre tales of Rod Sterling, or just wanting to have a friggin' phaser.Crack a cold one and get inspired or... just crack a cold one and listen. 

You want to see something really scary??? Well, this movie isn't that scary, but listen in as we discuss the film adaptation of one of the spookiest TV shows ever created The Twilight Zone.

Alex Deeds;  filmmaker and editor based out of Los Angeles.  Alex has been nominated and won multiple (Clio Entertainment and Golden Trailer) awards for his work as a trailer editor, including his work on trailers such as Searching , Baristas and Piercing.Alex joins My Pop Five to discuss Rod Sterling's 'Twilight Zone', Ralph Bakshi's 'Wizards (1977)', Roger Ebert, Movie Trailers, and "The King of Rock & Roll" Elvis Presley.  Alex breaks down the importance film and story telling has had on his life growing up as a shy kid and how he turned it into a fruitful career. See all of Alex's work at alexanderdeeds.com and follow his upcoming film project Jumpin' Jacob on Instagram @jumpinjacobmovie Support the show: Rate and Review: https://kite.link/mypopfiveMy Pop Five Socials: @mypopfive Show Email: ryan@mypopfive.com 

Anne Serling The daughter of Rod Sterling. Say the ground breaking Tv show the Twilight Zone We will find out so many things tonight about Rod Sterling and the Twilight Zone!

Anne Serling The daughter of Rod Sterling. Say the ground breaking Tv show the Twilight Zone We will find out so many things tonight about Rod Sterling and the Twilight Zone!

DRAGONS IN THE CLOUDS by David Blair Dragons in the Clouds is an epic adventure that takes place during a time period when Dragons were alive and freely roamed the land. The people during this time were getting eaten by a vicious species of Dragons. The ruling King finally orders the total annihilation of all living dragons. A powerful wizard, named Merlinius, who is a friend to the king, does not agree with the King's order, for Merlinius knows all Dragons are not what they seem. So he does what he must to protect a family of Dragons that he had befriended. And to protect his Dragon friends, Merlinius performs the spell of weightlessness and tells the Dragons to fly up and to hide in the cover of the Clouds. He then gives the Dragons strict instruction to live within the clouds and to only come down at night to eat. An apprentice to the wizard who has grandeur of his own has a plan for Dragons that he has hidden deep within a mountain cavern. Now enters a young boy, who had also befriended a dragon, though a very young one, suddenly find themselves caught between the Kings order and a battle that has begun between two species of Dragons. A battle that would determine control of the skies above the Kingdom of Albian. This Apprentice's plan has consequences that may bring the Kingdom and perhaps the very world we live in today to an devastating end. Rod Sterling is a big influence on my writing. His television show “The Twilight Zone” captured my imagination. Also, Charles Dicken’s A Christmas Carol, to this day, has a place in my heart. And Dean Koontz’s books are fabulous. Gotta love them. I have also worked on a CGI film named "Dwegons and Leprechauns. A feature length film that went straight to video. One of the best experiences of my life. https://www.amazon.com/-/es/David-Blair-ebook/dp/B08QDTXXWK/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&ie=UTF8&keywords=%E2%80%9CDragons%20In%20The%20Clouds%E2%80%9D%20by%20David%20Blair&language=en_US&qid=1612820238&s=digital-text&sr=1-1 www.AuthorReputationPress.com https://dragonsintheclouds.com/ http://www.bluefunkbroadcasting.com/root/twia/davblairarp.mp3

In his follow-up to the acclaimed debut feature film, The Giant, Johannes Nyholm’s Koko-Di Koko-Da recounts the story of Elin and Tobias, a happily married couple who regularly vacation with their young daughter. The family is on a dreamy holiday when an innocuous case of food poisoning derails their plans and forever alters the course of their lives.Three years later, the once loving couple is on the road again to go camping, looking for one last chance to go back to the way things used to be. But what once was is lost, and our characters instead find themselves having to relive the same nightmarish events, as that day and the horrors it brings repeat themselves infinitely. Together, they must overcome their trauma, reconcile with their past and fight for their lives. Over, and over, and over again. Discerned through a dreamlike fabric, a story emerges about relationships in general, grief and reconciliation in particular, and love as a healing force. Director Johannes Nyholm stops by to talk about the mind-bending, Federico Fellini meets Rod Sterling mise-en-scène inhabiting this profoundly passive-aggressive tale of trauma, loss and truly terrible camping strategies. To watch the film on-line go to: laemmle.com/film/koko-di-koko-da

On this episode of the world famous Sofa King Podcast, we talk about the life, awards, career, and films (lord, how many films!) of Steven Spielberg. And buckle up folks, this episode is a record-setting two hours long! With his very first movies being Jaws, Close Encounters, Raiders of the Lost Arc, and ET, you can see that this man was destined for greatness in Hollywood. Many of the stars and producers who met this young 20 something genius back in the 60s said the same thing. He was the youngest director to ever get a directing contract with a major studio (just 21 years old at the time), and he has won countless awards. His films have made over $10 billion dollars total, and I’d bet good money that if you sat down and made a top ten list of your favorite films, at least one of his is on your list. He was born in Cincinnati, Ohio to a concert pianist and a computer engineer, and though he moved around a lot, he had a love of film even at a young age. He won a merit badge in the Boy Scouts for a short film he directed (to get his still photograph badge). He started making films as a teen with an 8MM camera, and some of them even started to win local awards and make a tiny bit of money at the box office (well, a dollar, actually). After graduating high school, he moved to LA and tried to get into USC (along with film legends like George Lucas), but he was denied due to low grades. He got in to a different school, but ultimately dropped out because he was starting to get work. He started with an unpaid editing internship at Universal, and the gave him a chance to use their equipment to make a short film. He made Amblin’ (which his production company is called to this day), and it impressed studio execs enough to give him a contract directing TV episodes. In short order, this led to him impressing the likes of Rod Sterling and others. They gave him a chance at a first big budget film, a little thing about a shark. Jaws redefined what a block buster meant, and he followed it up with Close Encounters. If you look at the film list of Spielberg, it will astound you. It’s like every four or five films are what a typical director would be known for in their entire career. But then, there is another and another, and most of them are masterpieces. From Saving Private Ryan to Ready Player One, Amistad to Schindler’s List, and rounding it all out with Jurassic Park, his genius and ability to tell stories has not diminished. If you like film, then give this one a listen. If you don’t, then in the words of Conan the Barbarian: “The hell with you!”   Visit Our Sources: https://www.biography.com/filmmaker/steven-spielberg https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_Spielberg https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000229/ https://www.forbes.com/profile/steven-spielberg/#b58d2c3228a7 https://www.rottentomatoes.com/celebrity/steven_spielberg https://time.com/43618/george-lucas-steven-spielberg-star-wars-bet/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Firelight_(1964_film)

The Twilight Zone Season Two Gains Some Thematic Clarity Jordan Peele's The Twilight Zone premiered on CBS All Access last year. The showrunner's track record had expectation set high. Too high. The series struggled to find its identity and footing in a world where Black Mirror reigns supreme and many of the more subtle aspects of Rod Sterling's show have been forgotten in syndication. But Season Two corrected more than a few of the show's missteps. The largest among them by releasing the entire series in one fell swoop. Leaving it up to audiences to set their consumption pace allows for more room for episodes that feel less than fully cooked. This decision allowed for a more natural ebb and flow particularly as it swiftly becomes clear this season, again, has some episodes that carry its theme somewhat better than others.  It's clear that Peele is intent on revitalizing more than rebooting The Twilight Zone and reconnect it to its anthology roots. Season Two is not without it's hiccups but between the (once again) top shelf talent, better visualization of its themes and commentary it's a definite improvement. There's more show than tell. More metaphorical staying power. And less rush to make the story land. This time, there's more obvious faith in the narratives being baked in (and in the audience).  Ro, Parish, and HiroJa got together to review Season Two and all agree it's a vast improvement on first season. Listen as they discuss its clearer overall theme for the season, standout performances and episodes, writing, storytelling, and direction. We all look forward to the third season when it comes out in 2052. Like what you hear? Subscribe so you don't miss an episode! Follow us on Twitter: @Phenomblak @InsanityReport @TheMTRNetwork   Our shirts are now on TeePublic.  https://teepublic.com/stores/mtr-network   Want more podcast greatness? Sign up for a MTR Premium Account!  

The Twilight Zone Season Two Gains Some Thematic Clarity Jordan Peele's The Twilight Zone premiered on CBS All Access last year. The showrunner's track record had expectation set high. Too high. The series struggled to find its identity and footing in a world where Black Mirror reigns supreme and many of the more subtle aspects of Rod Sterling's show have been forgotten in syndication. But Season Two corrected more than a few of the show's missteps. The largest among them by releasing the entire series in one fell swoop. Leaving it up to audiences to set their consumption pace allows for more room for episodes that feel less than fully cooked. This decision allowed for a more natural ebb and flow particularly as it swiftly becomes clear this season, again, has some episodes that carry its theme somewhat better than others.  It's clear that Peele is intent on revitalizing more than rebooting The Twilight Zone and reconnect it to its anthology roots. Season Two is not without it's hiccups but between the (once again) top shelf talent, better visualization of its themes and commentary it's a definite improvement. There's more show than tell. More metaphorical staying power. And less rush to make the story land. This time, there's more obvious faith in the narratives being baked in (and in the audience).  Ro, Parish, and HiroJa got together to review Season Two and all agree it's a vast improvement on first season. Listen as they discuss its clearer overall theme for the season, standout performances and episodes, writing, storytelling, and direction. We all look forward to the third season when it comes out in 2052. Like what you hear? Subscribe so you don't miss an episode! Follow us on Twitter: @Phenomblak @InsanityReport @TheMTRNetwork   Our shirts are now on TeePublic.  https://teepublic.com/stores/mtr-network   Want more podcast greatness? Sign up for a MTR Premium Account!  

Today I am talking about Zora Neale Hurston’s short story, “Black Death”. This story can be found in “The Complete Stories” and “Hitting a Straight Lick With a Crooked Stick.” I believe that Zora wrote it in 1925. Now almost 100 years later, we can discover and enjoy these stories. In this story, Hurston uses her knowledge of black folklore and black tales of the supernatural, to tell a story of obtaining justice for a broken heart. This story could easily have been an episode Rod Sterling’s Night Gallery or the Twilight Zone. The antagonist of this story has a name that everyone will find familiar. I will not tell you so you can be surprised like I was. I do wonder about the name’s history and did the entertainer who used it, get the name from the folklore and literature of the time. This story is listed as one of the seven unpublished stories in “The Complete Stories” collection. I think that is a shame because I really like the way this story flowed. One thing I have noticed during this process is the way Hurston paints a picture of the way women are treated. The needs of the women are ignored or openly rejected. Hurston weaves this treatment into her stories narratives, so it is apparent and a part of the world her characters live in. This is terribly similar to the way things are in real life. One key thing I get from this story is the respect Hurston has for the black people in her story. She shows this by the respect she gives the beliefs of the people even when it is something that the white population would laugh at. This is a good read and for fans of supernatural stories, this is a story you will want to read. https://www.ifoundthisgreatbook.com/reading-zora-neale-hurstons-short-stories/

In this episode, Matt & Zac talk about the impact of The Twilight Zone on pop culture, the strengths/weaknesses of anthologies, and why Rod Sterling’s hands won’t scan!

Grow your bush out before headed to the waterslides this summer! It is indeed a net that will trap debri and bacteria! Kylie Jenner is actually full white. Vintage Porn is the best! We discuss losing our cool with dumb humans. Rod Sterling, New movie MA! (No spoilers.) Separating your soul from social media. Father's Day/Mother's Day when you have lost someone

Watch The Twilight Zone episode, "The Obsolete Man" when you can. You might think this episode is futuristic. It is actually constructed from history, warning us that our future may be doomed to look like this if we fail to learn from history. I can see the latency of its arrival. Serling's words here are incredibly prophetic and wise.

Dooo doo Dooo Doo We are back in the world of Twilight Zone with two episode "What You Need" and "Elegy". Listen to us gushing over Rod Sterling and his amazing show. And we also talk about how we watch Animes with subs or dubs. We also talk about Zack Snyder doing a zombie film and Jake  Gyllenhaal as Mysterio. 

On the 175th anniversary of "A Christmas Carol," Adam, Marci, and Robin discuss the many film versions of this Christmas classic. What makes this old tale of redemption so compelling? In our special Christmas episode, we discuss one of the most iconic Christmas stories. Grab a cup of tea (or a glass of wine) and settle in with us as we ask why this story has remained on top after 175 years. If you like our show, please consider supporting us here: https://www.patreon.com/blackcasediaries A brief history: A Christmas Carol was published December 19, 1843 (Exactly 175 years before this blog post) The first depiction of the story on film was in 1901, when film was in its infancy The most famous silent film version was 1913 More film versions came out in later years including: "Scrooge" In 1951, "Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol" in 1962, "The Stingiest Man in Town" in 1978, "A Christmas Carol," starring George C. Scott in 1984, "A Muppet Christmas Carol," in 1992, and "A Christmas Carol" Starring Patrick Stewart in 1999. Films Mentioned: The two films we mentioned that we didn't include were: Rod Sterling's Carol for Another Christmas in 1964, and The Passions of Carol (NSFW) in 1975 A Christmas Carol (1913) and A Christmas Carol (1935) both starred legendary British Actor Seymour Hicks. Hicks claimed to have played Scrooge in over 2000 productions. The 1935 film was the first talkie film adaptation. The Stingiest Man in Town (1956) was a one hour television episode for The Alcoa Hour. An animated remake of the same name premiered on television in 1978. Mr. Magoo's Christmas Carol (1962) was the first animated Christmas program produced specifically for TV. It was also the first animated adaptation of the novel. A Christmas Carol (1984) This made for TV adaptation stars George C. Scott (Patton). Robin names this as her favorite adaptation Scrooged (1988) The "modern" take on the classic story stars Bill Murray and Karen Allen. A Muppet Christmas Carol (1992) This musical adaptation was the first major muppet project after the death of Jim Henson. It stars Michael Caine and was directed by Brian Henson. Marci and Adam name this as their favorite version A Christmas Carol (1999) Patrick Stewart stars in this British-American TV movie. A Christmas Carol: The Musical (2004) This TV movie is an adaptation of the 1994 broadway musical; music by Alan Menkin (The Little Mermaid) and lyrics by Lynn Ahrens (Once on this Island). Robin mentions this as another favorite. The soundtrack is available for listening on Spotify.  A Christmas Carol (2009) This animated version was directed by Robert Zemekis and used motion capture technology. It starred Jim Carey and Gary Oldman.   References: http://www.tcm.com/this-month/article/719040%7C0/Scrooge.html https://bleeckerstreetmedia.com/editorial/charles-dickens-timeline https://www.dickenslondontours.co.uk/a-christmas-carol-films.htm Ending song credit: Jingle Bells Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

If you've ever heard, read, or watched a movie about Positive Thinking and the Law of Attraction, then do we have a special show for you. Today I'll be talking with Mitch Horowitz, PEN Award Winning Historian, and the author of Occult America, and the vice-president, executive editor, and director of backlist and reissues at Tarcher Perigree. He is also the author of a fascinating new book on Positive Thinking “ One Simple Idea. Today we'll talk about what Positive Thinking, New Thought, and the Law of Attraction really is, where it came from, how it came about, what's real about it, and what isn't, and how we can all use it to transform our lives. That plus we'll talk about hardware stores and milk, heart shaped pink buckets, and how we can transcend our cake and eat it too. Questions and Topics Include: What book Elvis's hair stylist gave him? How Elvis read books by Earnest Holmes, Madame HP Lebatsky, Manley P. Hall Gave him a copy got a copy of the Impersonal Life from Joseph Benner What do we do if we're stuck in a 9 to 5 job? What's a great book to discover your purpose? Why you want to read Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich Bill Wilson and Bob Smith, co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous and Ebby Thatcher How do you help someone to find their one thing and light the fire underneath them How to get the subconscious working for at night or at any time through the day. Why we don't want to blame ourselves for negative events…and why we don't want to interpret Rhonda Byrne's The Secret in this way. What you want to do if someone (or you) is sick. What is a D-Day approach to healing (including, but not limited to the spiritual and meditative side of things) What do we need to know about Wallace D. Wattles author of The Science of Getting Rich What can we learn about Ralph Waldo Emerson and the New Thought movement What is the definition of New Thought (Positivity and New Age and metaphysics movement) What it means that thoughts are causative – that thoughts become things Where did the Law of Attraction come from and when did it first come about? What Andrew Jackson Davis has to do with the Law of Attraction Who were the first new thought writers to talk about ‘what you think about you bring about Prentice Mulford and his book Your Forces and How to See Them. (also used by Christian D. Larsen) What is Hermeticism? (From Alexandria and Egypt in the time after Christ) What Greeks have to do with the positivity movement? Why ESP research has been hijacked, when there's good literature and proper science behind it. JB Rine who had an ESP lab at Duke for several decades and did several hundred thousand trials What ESP has to do with positivity Why New Thought was originally focused around healing and then why it shifted in this country What can we learn from Earnest Holmes? Why Neville Goddard is Mitch's personal favorite. What can we learn from Norman Vincent Peale? Who was American's evangelizer of the positive What did Ronald Reagan have to do with positivity and positive thinking metaphysics How Reagan made positive thinking metaphysics mainstream Americanism. Who gave birth to the whole field and business of audiobooks today. What can we learn from Earl Nightingale and The Strangest Secret Where the Dr. Demartini statement ‘What we think about and thank about we bring about' (Law of Attraction!) How do we transcend our cake and eat it too? How important is the meaning behind each word we chose to use. What's wrong with the term ‘enlightenment'? How Mitch just wrote the article “Is there a right way to affirm” for Science and Mind Magazine Is there a best way to think and to pray? What's it mean in New Thought or positivity to ‘think from the end' What are pink heart-shaped buckets? What did Rod Sterling of the Twilight Zone give us? What can William James tell us? What are some of Mitch's most powerful personal practices? What's the importance of expressing gratitude? What strange habit Michael and Mitch share on journaling What's the power of writing down goals What's the power of a 3 PM prayer Why Aldous Huxley felt kindness was the powerful tool What's the importance of radical forgiveness Why it's so important to abstain from humiliation What are a few more of his top must reads Resurrection by Neville Goddard William James Essay “Is Life Worth Living” Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich The Power of Your Super Mind by Vernon Howard One Simple Idea is now out on paperback – Occult America also available wherever books sold Can find more at mitchhorowitz.com or on google put in Mitch Horowitz How there is a vast family tree behind new age, new thought, and positivity have such a rich and powerful history Guided Positive Thinking Law of Attraction Meditation And for more free meditations, weekly tips, stories and similar shows visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

We welcome you back to Talking Apes with a BANG and the Planet of the Apes 50th Anniversary! We hope everyone has had a great summer! We spent the past few months attending Apes panels and book signings so we could share with you apes here and now.   Planet of the Apes 50th Anniversary In this episode,  we discuss the Planet of the Apes 50th Anniversary events, screenings and panels held at USC for their Visions and Voices series that ran from February to August. And in case you missed them, we’ll play highlights from these events. To see them in their entirety, scroll to the bottom of these show notes to watch! We also give our spoiler-free review of the new graphic novel from BOOM! Studios, Planet of the Apes: Visionaries. This original Rod Sterling script was Adapted by comedian/actor/Ape-Fanatic, Dana Gould, and artist Chad Lewis, into a never-before-seen story. See for yourself if this adaptation resembles the original film we all know and love, or the animated Return to the Planet of the Apes with the use of higher tech modes of transportation. And….. Once again when we have to break a promise. We posted on several Apes FB groups that we were going to review the 2001 Tim Burton film. But after several meetings with ourselves we thought it was too much to cram into one show. We guarantee it is coming! Now, Go Ape!   Contact Us Email: Apestv@SkywalkingThroughNeverland.com Tweet: @Skywalkingpod Facebook: Talking Apes TV   Subscribe on iTunes | Stitcher | YouTube  

Momma E is back once again for a deep dive into Dick’s Electric Dreams. This week we’re reading The Hood Maker. We discuss where thoughts come from, what you could do with an invisibility cloak, the allegory of the cave, and the attractiveness of Rod Sterling. Tv Carnage Watching people die inside THE BUST OF JULIUS CAESAR Talk to us on Discord!  

Lion's Pride Sports ring announcer Rod Sterling joins us for the first time. He has been the voice of that promotion as well as one of the men behind the scenes helping put the show work for the fans to enjoy. We'll talk about what he's doing there in Texas. Make sure you tune in and learn more about Rod and this great promotion.

Everything you ever wanted to know about the dimension as vast and as timeless as infinity, the middle ground between light and shadow, science and superstition… you get what we're getting at, it’s everything you wanted to know about “The Twilight Zone” with guest, Jeremy Schmidt (Reality Bits Podcast)! Host Cassi Jerkins and Jeremy get into Jeremy’s love for the show and how badass Rod Sterling is. Before this ep, Cassi only knew Rod Sterling as the host of “The Twilight Zone”. She didn’t know he's the creator and wrote over 80 episodes of the show! That’s incredible. They discuss “The Twilight Zone” movies, the upcoming reboot by Jordan Peele and some of their favorite TTZ episodes. They also talk about spirituality, relationships, Buddhism, 3rd Rock from the Sun and more. Enjoy!    See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

If you've ever heard, read, or watched a movie about Positive Thinking and the Law of Attraction, then do we have a special show for you. Today I'll be talking with Mitch Horowitz, PEN Award Winning Historian, and the author of Occult America, and the vice-president, executive editor, and director of backlist and reissues at TarcherPerigree. He is also the author of a fascinating new book on Positive Thinking “ One Simple Idea. Today we'll talk about what Positive Thinking, New Thought, and the Law of Attraction really is, where it came from, how it came about, what's real about it, and what isn't, and how we can all use it to transform our lives. That plus we'll talk about hardware stores and milk, heart shaped pink buckets, and how we can transcend our cake and eat it too. Questions and Topics Include: What book Elvis's hair stylist gave him? How Elvis read books by Earnest Holmes, Madame HP Lebatsky, Manley P. Hall Gave him a copy got a copy of the Impersonal Life from Joseph Benner What do we do if we're stuck in a 9 to 5 job? What's a great book to discover your purpose? Why you want to read Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich Bill Wilson and Bob Smith, co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous and Ebby Thatcher How do you help someone to find their one thing and light the fire underneath them How to get the subconscious working for at night or at any time through the day. Why we don't want to blame ourselves for negative events…and why we don't want to interpret Rhonda Byrne's The Secret in this way. What you want to do if someone (or you) is sick. What is a D-Day approach to healing (including, but not limited to the spiritual and meditative side of things) What do we need to know about Wallace D. Wattles author of The Science of Getting Rich What can we learn about Ralph Waldo Emerson and the New Thought movement What is the definition of New Thought (Positivity and New Age and metaphysics movement) What it means that thoughts are causative – that thoughts become things Where did the Law of Attraction come from and when did it first come about? What Andrew Jackson Davis has to do with the Law of Attraction Who were the first new thought writers to talk about ‘what you think about you bring about Prentice Mulford and his book Your Forces and How to See Them. (also used by Christian D. Larsen) What is Hermeticism? (From Alexandria and Egypt in the time after Christ) What Greeks have to do with the positivity movement? Why ESP research has been hijacked, when there's good literature and proper science behind it. JB Rine who had an ESP lab at Duke for several decades and did several hundred thousand trials What ESP has to do with positivity Why New Thought was originally focused around healing and then why it shifted in this country What can we learn from Earnest Holmes? Why Neville Goddard is Mitch's personal favorite. What can we learn from Norman Vincent Peale? Who was American's evangelizer of the positive What did Ronald Reagan have to do with positivity and positive thinking metaphysics How Reagan made positive thinking metaphysics mainstream Americanism. Who gave birth to the whole field and business of audiobooks today. What can we learn from Earl Nightingale and The Strangest Secret Where the Dr. Demartini statement ‘What we think about and thank about we bring about' (Law of Attraction!) How do we transcend our cake and eat it too? How important is the meaning behind each word we chose to use. What's wrong with the term ‘enlightenment'? How Mitch just wrote the article “Is there a right way to affirm” for Science and Mind Magazine Is there a best way to think and to pray? What's it mean in New Thought or positivity to ‘think from the end' What are pink heart-shaped buckets? What did Rod Sterling of the Twilight Zone give us? What can William James tell us? What are some of Mitch's most powerful personal practices? What's the importance of expressing gratitude? What strange habit Michael and Mitch share on journaling What's the power of writing down goals What's the power of a 3 PM prayer Why Aldous Huxley felt kindness was the powerful tool What's the importance of radical forgiveness Why it's so important to abstain from humiliation What are a few more of his top must reads Resurrection by Neville Goddard William James Essay “Is Life Worth Living” Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich The Power of Your Super Mind by Vernon Howard One Simple Idea is now out on paperback – Occult America also available wherever books sold Can find more at mitchhorowitz.com or on google put in Mitch Horowitz How there is a vast family tree behind new age, new thought, and positivity have such a rich and powerful history Guided Positive Thinking Law of Attraction Meditation Mitch Horowitz Shares the Power of Positive Thinking & Law of Attraction from Napoleon Hill, Wallace Wattles, Earnest Holmes, Norman Peale, Neville Goddard, Earl Nightingale + Guided Meditation! Health | Business | Career | Self-Improvement | Spiritual | Spirituality | Self-Help | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

If you've ever heard, read, or watched a movie about Positive Thinking and the Law of Attraction, then do we have a special show for you. Today I'll be talking with Mitch Horowitz, PEN Award Winning Historian, and the author of Occult America, and the vice-president, executive editor, and director of backlist and reissues at TarcherPerigree. He is also the author of a fascinating new book on Positive Thinking “ One Simple Idea. Today we'll talk about what Positive Thinking, New Thought, and the Law of Attraction really is, where it came from, how it came about, what's real about it, and what isn't, and how we can all use it to transform our lives. That plus we'll talk about hardware stores and milk, heart shaped pink buckets, and how we can transcend our cake and eat it too. Questions and Topics Include: What book Elvis's hair stylist gave him? How Elvis read books by Earnest Holmes, Madame HP Lebatsky, Manley P. Hall Gave him a copy got a copy of the Impersonal Life from Joseph Benner What do we do if we're stuck in a 9 to 5 job? What's a great book to discover your purpose? Why you want to read Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich Bill Wilson and Bob Smith, co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous and Ebby Thatcher How do you help someone to find their one thing and light the fire underneath them How to get the subconscious working for at night or at any time through the day. Why we don't want to blame ourselves for negative events…and why we don't want to interpret Rhonda Byrne's The Secret in this way. What you want to do if someone (or you) is sick. What is a D-Day approach to healing (including, but not limited to the spiritual and meditative side of things) What do we need to know about Wallace D. Wattles author of The Science of Getting Rich What can we learn about Ralph Waldo Emerson and the New Thought movement What is the definition of New Thought (Positivity and New Age and metaphysics movement) What it means that thoughts are causative – that thoughts become things Where did the Law of Attraction come from and when did it first come about? What Andrew Jackson Davis has to do with the Law of Attraction Who were the first new thought writers to talk about ‘what you think about you bring about Prentice Mulford and his book Your Forces and How to See Them. (also used by Christian D. Larsen) What is Hermeticism? (From Alexandria and Egypt in the time after Christ) What Greeks have to do with the positivity movement? Why ESP research has been hijacked, when there's good literature and proper science behind it. JB Rine who had an ESP lab at Duke for several decades and did several hundred thousand trials What ESP has to do with positivity Why New Thought was originally focused around healing and then why it shifted in this country What can we learn from Earnest Holmes? Why Neville Goddard is Mitch's personal favorite. What can we learn from Norman Vincent Peale? Who was American's evangelizer of the positive What did Ronald Reagan have to do with positivity and positive thinking metaphysics How Reagan made positive thinking metaphysics mainstream Americanism. Who gave birth to the whole field and business of audiobooks today. What can we learn from Earl Nightingale and The Strangest Secret Where the Dr. Demartini statement ‘What we think about and thank about we bring about' (Law of Attraction!) How do we transcend our cake and eat it too? How important is the meaning behind each word we chose to use. What's wrong with the term ‘enlightenment'? How Mitch just wrote the article “Is there a right way to affirm” for Science and Mind Magazine Is there a best way to think and to pray? What's it mean in New Thought or positivity to ‘think from the end' What are pink heart-shaped buckets? What did Rod Sterling of the Twilight Zone give us? What can William James tell us? What are some of Mitch's most powerful personal practices? What's the importance of expressing gratitude? What strange habit Michael and Mitch share on journaling What's the power of writing down goals What's the power of a 3 PM prayer Why Aldous Huxley felt kindness was the powerful tool What's the importance of radical forgiveness Why it's so important to abstain from humiliation What are a few more of his top must reads Resurrection by Neville Goddard William James Essay “Is Life Worth Living” Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich The Power of Your Super Mind by Vernon Howard One Simple Idea is now out on paperback – Occult America also available wherever books sold Can find more at mitchhorowitz.com or on google put in Mitch Horowitz How there is a vast family tree behind new age, new thought, and positivity have such a rich and powerful history Guided Positive Thinking Law of Attraction Meditation Mitch Horowitz Shares the Power of Positive Thinking & Law of Attraction from Napoleon Hill, Wallace Wattles, Earnest Holmes, Norman Peale, Neville Goddard, Earl Nightingale + Guided Meditation! Health | Business | Career | Self-Improvement | Spiritual | Spirituality | Self-Help | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

Can you believe that Bog Iger changed the name of Hollywood Studios? Rod Serling's name is Rod Sterling now? Or that Johnny Depp gets into full character and hides in Pirates of the Caribbean? Neither can we but we love to joke about it. In an episode recorded WEEKS ago, (literally January 1st) we say goodbye to some wonderful people and the Tower of Terror, and hello to 2017.

If you've ever heard, read, or watched a movie about Positive Thinking and the Law of Attraction, then do we have a special show for you. Today I'll be talking with Mitch Horowitz, PEN Award Winning Historian, and the author of Occult America, and the vice-president, executive editor, and director of backlist and reissues at TarcherPerigree. He is also the author of a fascinating new book on Positive Thinking “ One Simple Idea. Today we'll talk about what Positive Thinking, New Thought, and the Law of Attraction really is, where it came from, how it came about, what's real about it, and what isn't, and how we can all use it to transform our lives. That plus we'll talk about hardware stores and milk, heart shaped pink buckets, and how we can transcend our cake and eat it too. Questions and Topics Include: What book Elvis's hair stylist gave him? How Elvis read books by Earnest Holmes, Madame HP Lebatsky, Manley P. Hall Gave him a copy got a copy of the Impersonal Life from Joseph Benner What do we do if we're stuck in a 9 to 5 job? What's a great book to discover your purpose? Why you want to read Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich Bill Wilson and Bob Smith, co-founders of Alcoholics Anonymous and Ebby Thatcher How do you help someone to find their one thing and light the fire underneath them How to get the subconscious working for at night or at any time through the day. Why we don't want to blame ourselves for negative events…and why we don't want to interpret Rhonda Byrne's The Secret in this way. What you want to do if someone (or you) is sick. What is a D-Day approach to healing (including, but not limited to the spiritual and meditative side of things) What do we need to know about Wallace D. Wattles author of The Science of Getting Rich What can we learn about Ralph Waldo Emerson and the New Thought movement What is the definition of New Thought (Positivity and New Age and metaphysics movement) What it means that thoughts are causative – that thoughts become things Where did the Law of Attraction come from and when did it first come about? What Andrew Jackson Davis has to do with the Law of Attraction Who were the first new thought writers to talk about ‘what you think about you bring about Prentice Mulford and his book Your Forces and How to See Them. (also used by Christian D. Larsen) What is Hermeticism? (From Alexandria and Egypt in the time after Christ) What Greeks have to do with the positivity movement? Why ESP research has been hijacked, when there's good literature and proper science behind it. JB Rine who had an ESP lab at Duke for several decades and did several hundred thousand trials What ESP has to do with positivity Why New Thought was originally focused around healing and then why it shifted in this country What can we learn from Earnest Holmes? Why Neville Goddard is Mitch's personal favorite. What can we learn from Norman Vincent Peale? Who was American's evangelizer of the positive What did Ronald Reagan have to do with positivity and positive thinking metaphysics How Reagan made positive thinking metaphysics mainstream Americanism. Who gave birth to the whole field and business of audiobooks today. What can we learn from Earl Nightingale and The Strangest Secret Where the Dr. Demartini statement ‘What we think about and thank about we bring about' (Law of Attraction!) How do we transcend our cake and eat it too? How important is the meaning behind each word we chose to use. What's wrong with the term ‘enlightenment'? How Mitch just wrote the article “Is there a right way to affirm” for Science and Mind Magazine Is there a best way to think and to pray? What's it mean in New Thought or positivity to ‘think from the end' What are pink heart-shaped buckets? What did Rod Sterling of the Twilight Zone give us? What can William James tell us? What are some of Mitch's most powerful personal practices? What's the importance of expressing gratitude? What strange habit Michael and Mitch share on journaling What's the power of writing down goals What's the power of a 3 PM prayer Why Aldous Huxley felt kindness was the powerful tool What's the importance of radical forgiveness Why it's so important to abstain from humiliation What are a few more of his top must reads Resurrection by Neville Goddard William James Essay “Is Life Worth Living” Napoleon Hill's Think and Grow Rich The Power of Your Super Mind by Vernon Howard One Simple Idea is now out on paperback – Occult America also available wherever books sold Can find more at mitchhorowitz.com or on google put in Mitch Horowitz How there is a vast family tree behind new age, new thought, and positivity have such a rich and powerful history Guided Positive Thinking Law of Attraction Meditation Mitch Horowitz Shares the Power of Positive Thinking & Law of Attraction from Napoleon Hill, Wallace Wattles, Earnest Holmes, Norman Peale, Neville Goddard, Earl Nightingale + Guided Meditation! Health | Business | Career | Self-Improvement | Spiritual | Spirituality | Self-Help | Inspire For More Info Visit: www.InspireNationShow.com

Michael Berryman - Skitzo Bill Allison opens up the show And does the intro and recovers and gets her bearings ....waddle like a duck you know you want to..Denise talks about Facebook posts . Wendy's chilli ..an employee from Alabama was shitting in the chilli for 2 years with mixed reviews some liked it and some thought it was better . Jizz coffee at Starbucks . Talking about my Ex wife. Fake orgasms by Denise . Paul is looking so much better . Talking about Denise daughter wedding . Talking about Denise's daughter boyfriends fathers jail problems calling Michael Berryman.never enough Michael Berryman on the screen . Talking about his movies . Hills have eyes and one flew over the cuckoo nest . Why do they remake good movies and not bad movies and make them better . Michael Berryman likes the question. Movies in England make people sick and taking people to court. Michael watches Super natural and warm bodies . Watching hill has eyes at a drive in with Wes craven and had his outfit on and was pounding on car windows and got chased by a body builder type . Everybody gets picked on by different reasons. Michael went to college and never got a degree . And worked in different fields . Father was a brain surgeon and mother was a nurse . Denise pisses off big a and does not let me ask a question . Jack Nicholson was very approachable and jack takes care of his friends . Michael is a big fan of print film over video. Michael hates HD TV and HD programs . Michael prefers analog. Michael is a actor now and not being typecast . If the check does not bounce then he is happy and likes to be happy. Michael worked with Brandon lee . He has worked with a lot of good people . Worked with Leonard nimoy . He was the principal of smoking in the Boys room video by Mötley Crüe . He wiggled his ear for 3 seconds at the end of the video .they took off the wiggle to save time and people demanded to put. The wiggle back in the video . Michael is moving to colorado. Pitched a couple short stories .he is thinking of directing . Michael loves his fans very much . He mentioned producers and actors he would love to work with . We lost Wes Craven last year . Wes was bird watching and used opera glasses instead of binoculars. Michael does 6-8 film festivals and small indie festivals . Rod Sterling. Wes was bird watching and used opera glasses instead of binoculars. Michael does 6-8 film festivals and small indie festivals . Rod Sterling influenced Michael. Michael is a huge environmental protection advocate. Does not want to talk about politics. Does a bumper for us .talking about a great interview we just had with Michael Berryman . He is so smart and gave us a very good interview. We called skitzo bill from O and A fame . He wants to go back to law school .and he is bi polar and skitzo too. Has paranoia thoughts . Dr. Denise questions Bill about his mental issues . Bill lives in a group home . Biga is very quiet and not talking .why was biga so quiet ..speculation begins . Dr. Denise was talking and I was listening to it . Allison talks about she does not need a man and had a lot of different men . End of the show

With comedy finales galore and plenty of semi-cathartic drama, it was a full week in TV, giving us a lot to dive into on the podcast. First we take a look at the comedies, including the pilot of Friends with Better Lives, then we break down the comedy finales, including Chozen, Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Broad City, ... The post The Televerse #135- The Twilight Zone with Scott Meslow appeared first on PopOptiq.

1984-1986 There were 69 episodes in the original series. The series continued after that under various names and formats. "The point between reality and fantasy. Where imagination holds the key to new worlds. That point of no return---The Vanishing Point." Favorably compared to Rod Sterling's classic TV series, The Twilight Zone, these finely tuned radio dramas from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation provide compelling excursions into the realm of mystery and fantasy.

VANISHING POINT1984-1986 There were 69 episodes in the original series. The series continued after that under various names and formats. "The point between reality and fantasy. Where imagination holds the key to new worlds. That point of no return---The Vanishing Point." Favorably compared to Rod Sterling's classic TV series, The Twilight Zone, these finely tuned radio dramas from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation provide compelling excursions into the realm of mystery and fantasy.

1984-1986 There were 69 episodes in the original series. The series continued after that under various names and formats. "The point between reality and fantasy. Where imagination holds the key to new worlds. That point of no return---The Vanishing Point." Favorably compared to Rod Sterling's classic TV series, The Twilight Zone, these finely tuned radio dramas from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation provide compelling excursions into the realm of mystery and fantasy.

Vanishing Point - Radio Dramas from the Fourth Dimension : Ray Bradbury"The point between reality and fantasy. Where imagination holds the key to new worlds. That point of no return---The Vanishing Point." Favorably compared to Rod Sterling's classic TV series, The Twilight Zone, these finely tuned radio dramas from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation provide compelling excursions into the realm of mystery and fantasy.