Podcast appearances and mentions of rusty james

April is John's birthday month, and this year, we're highlighting his adolescent penchant for juvenile delinquency with a couple of cult favorites. First up is Francis Ford Coppola's adaptation of S.E. Hinton's novel, Rumble Fish, starring Matt Dillon and Mickey Rourke. Conceived of as an art film for kids and an antidote to Coppola's previous Hinton adaption of The Outsiders, Rumble Fish brings together existential philosophy, German Expressionist film, and a percussion-forward score from Stewart Copeland of The Police to tell the story of Rusty James and The Motorcycle Boy. We discuss parallels with Shakespeare and Christianity, themes of freedom and time, the use of color in a mostly black and white film, and many other topics. Channel your inner street tough and punch play (right in the face) to hear all about this amazing film!

Um, h-hello there, little raccoon. I'll do my best to describe the movie Rumble Fish for you, but it might be a bit scary. Are you sure you're ready to hear this? Okay, so Rumble Fish is a movie about a teenage boy named Rusty James who is the leader of a gang in a rough and dangerous part of town. He's always trying to live up to the legacy of his older brother, Motorcycle Boy, who used to be the toughest guy in the neighborhood. But Motorcycle Boy has disappeared, and Rusty James is left to navigate the dangerous world of gangs and violence on his own. The movie is filmed in black and white, which gives it a dark and eerie feel. There are lots of scenes of alleys and abandoned buildings, which might remind you of the kind of places raccoons like to explore. But be warned, there are also scenes of fighting and bloodshed that might be too intense for a little raccoon like you. There's a lot of talk about mortality and the fragility of life in Rumble Fish. It's a very existential movie, which means it deals with big questions about the meaning of life and what happens when we die. That might be a bit too deep for a raccoon, but I guess you never know. Overall, I'd say Rumble Fish is a pretty intense movie that might be too scary for a raccoon. But if you're feeling brave, you could give it a watch and see what you think. Just be prepared for some dark and heavy themes, and lots of scenes of fighting and violence.

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Christopher & Jobst im Gespräch mit Rainer. Wir reden übers Woanders-Sein, schlummernde Kreativität, Cider, irgendwas mit Holz, im Moment absorbiert sein, von Alphavielle über EAV zu Scorpions zu Punk, Thrasher & Skateboard, die Halfpipe vorm Jugendhaus Ost, So Much Hate in Wolfsburg, Die Bonner Präservative, Wolfsburg ist anders, 5 Jahre in Port Elisabeth in Südafrika, niemand anders wollte Schlagzeug spielen, bei Rorschach und Born Against angekommen, die Band Halle 54, wie man so zu Veganismus kam, subjektive Wahrnehmungen, die Musik hat die Emotionen freigesetzt, der Innovationsfaktor vom frühen Emo, mit etwas Wehmut einen Age Song gehört, mind blowing mit Age in Mannheim, mit Bernd & Abyss auf Tour in Frankreich, den Idealen abtrünnig werden, Zivildienst in Bremen, Vorlieben für Samiam & Jawbreaker, den Hang sich in Beziehungen zu verlieren, langweilige Kulturwissenschaften, eine Quarter Life Crisis, neues Hobby Surfen, sich ins BWL-Studium hängen, Arbeit mit Zahlen hat voll Bock gemacht, und dann kam Airbus, das europöische Gegenstück zu Boeing, eine starke lokale Kultur in Toulouse, Christophe Morra von Stonehenge & Fingerprint, die ersten drei Biffy Clyro Alben, das Primavera Sound Festival, Musik als Netz das einen auffangen kann, Schluffi-Phasen, die Relevanz der HC-Vergangenheit, Nation of Language im Columbia Club, Drug Church abfeiern, Bull Brigade und Amyl & Sniffers, Zaza und ihr freundliches Personal, die Velvet Bar in Neukölln, uvm.

Movie Brats, which includes Francis Coppola, George Lucas, Brian DePalma, John Milius, Martin Scorsese, and Steven Spielberg, is our series where we focus on the big gaps among these directors. These guys are considered to be some of the best directors of the last forty years and yet there were some major movies that Jonathan and Corey had not seen before. Film 2 - Rumble Fish (1983) Synopsis: Absent-minded street thug Rusty James struggles to live up to his legendary older brother's reputation, and longs for the days of gang warfare. Directed by Francis Ford Coppola Cast: Matt Dillon Mickey Rourke Diane Lane Dennis Hopper Diana Scarwid Vincent Spano Film 3 - The Conversation (1974) Synopsis: A paranoid, secretive surveillance expert has a crisis of conscience when he suspects that the couple he is spying on will be murdered. Directed by Francis Ford Coppola Cast: Gene Hackman John Cazale Allen Garfield Frederic Forrest Cindy Williams Michael Higgins --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/berkreviewsmovieclub/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/berkreviewsmovieclub/support

The guys get around to watching 1983's Rumble Fish directed by Francis Ford Coppolawatchitlaterpod.com

Andrew Steffen joins me to discuss this loaded cast, bizarre plot and Rusty James based dialogue. It was confusing and we like it... or do we? Maybe.... or not....

Im Gespräch mit Philipp. Wir sprechen u.a. über Queerfish, ACME, Carol, Systral, Saprize, Juz Aurich, Age, Rusty James, Per Koro, Semaphore, Youth Brigade, Bad Religion, Cro-Mags, Rumble Milita, Halloween, Kiss, Slayer, Destruction, Youth of Today, Lethal Agression, Alice Donut, Change Music, Wehrschloss, Grünenstrasse, Enfold, Nikolai Potthoff, Hammerhead, Juzi Göttingen, Yuppicide, Gags´n´Gore, Sparkmarker, Samiam, Bremen-Nord, Shelter, Serpico, Texas is the Reason, Gorilla Biscuits, Judge, Refused, Mucky Pup, Vision of Disorder, 108, CIV, New York, CBGBs, Olli Schulz, Jan Böhmermann, Scooter, Kraftklub, Bad Brains, Visions, Gurr, Shybits, uvm.

In the second episode of 'Cage Rage - A Nicolas Cage Podcast', we're still in good ol' 1983 for Rumble Fish!Rumble Fish follows Rusty James, a teenage hoodlum who aspires to be just like his older brother, The Motorcycle Boy.Cage plays Rusty's friend, Smokey, in a smaller role this time around, but this doesn't mean his scenes are any less impactful!And remember to always Keep On, Keep On Cagin'!Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/cage-rage-a-nicolas-cage-podcast. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Nimrods discuss and rank "No One Knows," "Misery," and "Rusty James." 

Virginie Apiou revient sur la filmographie du maître Francis Ford Coppola.Dans cet épisode : RUSTY JAMESUne émission en direct du Grand Café des Négociants de Lyon lors du Festival Lumière 2019. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Pour ce troisième épisode, on parle de Rusty James, la première apparition de Nicolas Cage devant la caméra de son oncle Francis Ford Coppola. Bonne écoute ! Retrouvez-nous également sur Twitter : @CitizenCagePod

Kevin Smokler rejoins Martin & Sam for another dip into a teen-drama Hinton/Coppola/Dillon collaboration, as Song by Song takes a look at 1983's Rumble Fish. There's some discussion about the acting styles of the Dillon/Rourke/Hopper family, the symbolism of elements like colour and sound (as well as the relationship between Rusty James and his brother), as well as the theatrical/dream-like quality of the film in general. Song by Song is Martin Zaltz Austwick and Sam Pay; two musicians listening to and discussing every single Tom Waits track in chronological order. website: songbysongpodcast.com twitter: @songbysongpod e-mail: songbysongpodcast@gmail.com Music extracts used for illustrative/review purposes include: Rumble Fish trailer, via YouTube (dir. Coppola, 1983) Don't Box Me In, Rumble Fish OST, Stan Ridgway/Stewart Copeland (1983) We think your Song by Song experience will be enhanced by hearing, in full, the songs featured in the show, which you can get hold of from your favourite record shop or online platform. Please support artists by buying their music, or using services which guarantee artists a revenue - listen responsibly.

Hey there, Rusty James! It’s time for a good ol’ fashioned rumble! Join us as we talk about the National Treasure’s 4th adventure as Smokey in Rumble Fish. We also discuss the legends of Dennis Hopper, Chris Penn, and Burt Reynolds (who should have been in this film); our future podcast, Bosom Buddies; and the similarities to The Room.

You got your noir in my young adult drama. No, you got your young adult drama in my noir! Hold up, you’re both right! This week we take a trip to the grayscale side of life, where simple answers are blurred and the realm of colors offers fleeting hits at an existence on more than two axes. Gather ‘round and hear the sordid tale of Rusty James and his brother, the famed Motorcycle Boy, in Rumble Fish.

A mysterious and dangerous record by Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe invites a terrible evil into a collector's life. how far would you go to complete your collection? Originally broadcast on The Curiosity Peddler, Weep and Moan, was produced in the studio of WDRT, Viroqua, Wisconsin, 91.9 FM. With the voice talents of Eddie Nix, Margot Hipwell, Jake Stephens, Josh Peters, and Carl Schlect. Live sound effects by Josh Peters and engineered by Rusty James. Thanks to Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com for the recorded music. Weep and Moan was written by Mark Slade. First broadcast OCTOBER 25, 2015 --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bloodnoir/message

A mysterious and dangerous record by Memphis Minnie and Kansas Joe invites a terrible evil into a man's life. how far would you go to complete your collection? Originally broadcast on The Curiosity Peddler, Weep and Moan, was produced in the studio of WDRT, Viroqua, Wisconsin, 91.9 FM. With the voice talents of Eddie Nix, Margot Hipwell, Jake Stephens, Josh Peters, and Carl Schlect. Live sound effects by Josh Peters and engineered by Rusty James. Thanks to Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com for the recorded music. Weep and Moan was written by Mark Slade. First broadcast OCTOBER 25, 2015

Tony and David welcome actor Rusty James to the Fallout Bunker Studio for a insightful interview on Escape Pod to talk about his career in Acting and Radio. Don't miss this podcast! #wiky Website: http://www.rustyjames.net/ IMDB Page for Rusty James: http://www.imdb.com/name/nm3607465/ WIKY Radio Station: http://wiky.com/ - - Please Subscribe To This YouTube Channel - - Support Us https://www.patreon.com/outbreakpodcast Get a FREE audiobook download and 30 day free trial at https://www.audibletrial.com/outbreak Thanks for listening and please rate us on iTunes !!! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/escape-pod-part-outbreak-micro/id965540191 Order T-shirts, Coffee Cups and More http://www.redbubble.com/people/outbreakpodcast/works/14791887-escape-pod-podcast Escape Pod website: http://www.outbreakpodcast.com Email us at outbreakpodcast@gmail.com Outbreak Podcasting Network #escapepod #outbreakpodcast #tonybrown #davidanthony

This is another one of those movies that Nic is like, kind of in, but mostly it's Matt Dillon playing RUSTY JAMES - a name that somehow no one in the movie (and also Charlie) can stop saying.

This month's episode of the Curiosity Peddler introduces us to a mysterious and dangerous recording and asks the simple question, how far do you go to complete your collection? Learn the answer to that question and more during this Halloween episode of The Curiosity Peddler.The Curiosity Peddler, Weep and Moan, was produced in the studio of WDRT, Viroqua, Wisconsin, 91.9 FM. With the voice talents of Eddie Nix, Margot Hipwell, Jake Stephens, Josh Peters, and Carl Schlect. Live sound effects by Josh Peters and engineered by Rusty James. Thanks to Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com for the recorded music.Weep and Moan was written by Mark Slade.

Today's episode of the Curiosity Peddler begins with a strange thunderstorm leading to the story of an unusual box, interplanetary portals, and ancient temples. Find out as the Curiosity Peddler tells the story of The Compulsory Box.The Curiosity Peddler, The Compulsory Box, was produced in the studio of WDRT Viroqua, Wisconsin, 91.9 FM. With the voice talents of Josh Peters, Brand Myer, Margot Hipwell, and Carl Schlect. Live sound effects by Josh Peters and engineered by Rusty James. Thanks to Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com for the recorded music.The Compulsory Box was written by Carl Schlect.

Today we bring you the first episode of a new audio series, The Curiosity Peddler. Join the Curiosity Peddler around the fire and warm yourself with a tale of the world before the meltdown called The Bounty of the Sea.The Curiosity Peddler, The Bounty of the Sea was produced in the studio of WDRT Viroqua, Wisconsin, 91.9 FM. With the voice talents of Claire DeCoster, Jane Kouba, Jake Stephens, and Carl Schlect. Live sound effects by Josh Peters and engineered by Rusty James. Thanks to Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com for the recorded music.The Bounty of the Sea was written by Jake Stephens.

A favor for a friend turns into an unsolved mystery when Gerda and Sven get trapped in a mansion on the night of a big blizzard. Who stole the family heirloom? The untrustworthy investment broker? The spaced out free-spirit? Or maybe the out of work actress? Angers flare and accusations fly as Sven and Gerda try to solve the Case of the Stolen Star.Today's show was produced in the studio of WDRT Viroqua, Wisconsin, 91.9 FM and originally aired on March 22, 2015. The cast included Steve Laurden as Sven Marlow, Michelle Pedretti as Gerda Henshorn, Carl Schlect as Mr. Wiggins, Margot Hipwell as Mrs. Gammeldame, David Ware as Robert Blessing, Chava Curland as Jennifer Blessing, and Dodie Whitaker as Karma Blessing, with live sound effects by Josh Peters and Rusty James as our audio engineer.Recorded music used in this production was by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com.The Case of Stolen Star was written by Leif Erickson and Josh Peters. 

A mysterious body shows up in the small town of Norsetown and everyone has a theory. Everyone but Sven Marlow who hasn't been seen for days. With Sven gone, who will solve the mystery? Gerda Henshorn puts the clues together to find Sven. But is it too late for them both? Find out in the Case of the Missing Gumshoe.This show was produced in the studio of WDRT Viroqua, Wisconsin, 91.9 FM and originally aired on January 25th. The cast included Steve Laurden as Sven Marlow, Michelle Pedretti as Gerda Henshorn, Carl Schlect as Undersheriff Benson and Abdi, Kat as Elise, and Adam Fogelson as Victor Tyshenko, with live sound effects by Josh Peters and Rusty James as our audio engineer.Recorded music used in this production was by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com.The Case of the Missing Gumshoe was written by Leif Erickson and Josh Peters.

A simple day working on Sven's car, The Judge, turns sour when a knock on the head changes Sven from a mild mannered small town detective to a tough hard boiled private Dick. Meanwhile, Mrs. Isenborg, a family friend, needs Sven's help to find her lost dog.Will Sven still have what it takes to solve his latest case? Will Mrs. Isenborg ever see her dog again? Will Sven come out of his amnesia before he hurts someone? The only way to find out the answers to these questions are to listen in to the latest episode of Sven Marlow, Small Town Detective. Today's show was produced in the studio of WDRT Viroqua, Wisconsin, 91.9 FM. The cast included Steve Laurden as Sven Marlow, Michelle Pedretti as Gerda Henshorn, Carl Schlect as Abdi, Margot Hipwell as Mrs. Ingleborg, Adam Fogelson as Eddie Diamond, and Sophie Leppanen as Jessie Barns, with live sound effects by Josh Peters and Rusty James as our audio engineer.Recorded music used in this production was by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com.The Case of Mrs. Ingleborg's Dog was written by Leif Erickson and Josh Peters.Stay tuned for the next Adventure of Sven Marlow, Small Town Detective.

Sven starts the night working on his taxes but ends up in another place and time that needs his help. Will the Judge warm up to Sven? Will warm milk and root beer calm his tired mind? Will Sven find the answers he and his friends are looking for?Find out the answer to these questions and more in this episode, Sven Marlow and the Case of the Pioneer's Dream.Today's show was produced in the studio of WDRT Viroqua, Wisconsin, 91.9 FM. The cast today included Steve Laurden as Sven Marlow, Michelle Pedretti as Gerda Henshorn and Ruby, Carl Schlect as Undersheriff Benson, Sheriff Benson, and John Marlow, Adam Fogelson as Percival J Hammer Esquire, and Kat Tigermann as Elise and Elly with live sound effects by Josh Peters and Rusty James as our audio engineer.Recorded music used in this production was by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com.The Case of the Pioneer's Dream was written by Leif Erickson and Josh Peters.Stay tuned for the next Adventure of Sven Marlow, Small Town Detective.

An old flame leads Sven down the rabbit hole of his past when he takes a trip to the big city. Will Sven survive another encounter with the girl of his dreams? Will his arch nemesis finally break Sven's spirit? Will Sven finally get a good cup of coffee? Learn the answers to those questions and more on this episode of Sven Marlow, Small Town Detective. The Case of the Forgotten Woman was produced in the studio of WDRT in Viroqua, WI. The cast included Steve Laurden as Sven Marlow, Michelle Pedretti as Gerda Henshorn, Carl Schlect as Abdi and the Bartender, Adam Fogelson as Albert Einstead, Jane Kouba as Marie, and Kat Tigermann as Mother Einstead with live sound effects by Josh Peters and Rusty James as audio engineer. Some of the recorded sound effects are used under a creative commons 3.0 license from soundbible.com and freesound.org. Recorded music used in this production was by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com. The Case of the Big City was written by Leif Erickson and Josh Peters. Stay tuned for the next Adventure of Sven Marlow, Small Town Detective.

A Secret Lodge. An Ancient Manor. Spirit communication from beyond the grave? Will Sven and Gerda get to the bottom of the mystery in time to stop the Grand Master from making a big mistake? Find out on Sven Marlow, Small Town Detective, in the case of the Haunted Knight.Today's show was produced in the studio of WDRT, 91.9 FM or on the web on wdrt.org in Viroqua, WI. The cast included Steve Laurden as Sven Marlow, Michelle Pedretti as Gerda Henshorn, Carl Schlect as James Matsen, Adam Fogelson as Winston the Butler, Margot Hipwell as Madam Vablotsky, and Kat Tigermann as Gertrude's Ghost with live sound effects by Josh Peters and Rusty James as our audio engineer.Some of the recorded sound effects are used under a creative commons 3.0 license from freesound.org.Recorded music used in this production was by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com.The Case of the Haunted Knight was written by Leif Erickson and Josh Peters.Subscribe to the Old Hills podcast to keep up to date with our original programing and listen to previous episodes.Stay tuned for the next Adventure of Sven Marlow, Small Town Detective.

Sven Marlow tangles with a tribe of gypsies and winds up in over his head. Why are gypsies camping in the hollow? Who is stealing the trinkets and jewelry? Can Sven dance? All of these questions and more will be answered in this episode of Sven Marlow.Today's show was produced in the studio of WDRT in Viroqua, WI. The cast today included Steve Laurden as Sven Marlow, Kat Tigermann as Ellise and Sandy, Carl Schlect as Dmitri, Abdu, and Undersheriff Benson, Jackie Kolenko as Lovina, and Josh Peters as Hiram Yoder and Bobby Jo with live sound effects by Josh Peters and Rusty James as our audio engineer.Some of the recorded sound effects were used under a creative commons 3.0 license from soundbible.com and freesound.org.Special guest musician Jackie Kolenko on guitar and vocals. Recorded music used in this production was by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com.The Case of the Gypsies Lament was written by Leif Erickson and Josh Peters.Subscribe to the Old Hills podcast to keep up to date with our orignial programing.Stay tuned for the next Adventure of Sven Marlow, Small Town Detective.

In this episode Sven must solve the mystery of crop circles, midnight sonic booming, and even aliens over Norsetown. Will he solve the mystery without losing his sanity?Aliens Over Norsetown was produced in the studio of WDRT in Viroqua, WI. The cast included Steve Laurden as Sven Marlow, Michelle Pedretti as Gerda Henshorn, Kat Tigermann as Ellise the Landlady, Carl Schlect as Undersheriff Benson, Adam Fogelson as Albert Einstead, and Jackie Kolenko as Mrs. Einstead with live sound effects by Josh Peters and Rusty James as our audio engineer.Some of the recorded sound effects were used under a creative commons 3.0 license from soundbible.com and freesound.org.Music used in this production was by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com.The Case of Aliens Over Norsetown was written by Leif Erickson and Josh Peters.Subscribe to the Old Hills podcast to keep up to date with our orignial programing and listen to previous episodes by browsing to oldhillsaudiotheater.podbean.com or subscribe to the podcast in itunes.

Join us as Sven and Gerda recover an ancient piece of Norweigan history with a little help from an old friend.Today's show was produced in the studio of WDRT in Viroqua, WI. The cast included Steve Laurden as Sven Marlow, Michelle Pedretti as Gerda Henshorn, Kat Tigermann as Ellise Elefsen, Jane Kouba as Bobbie Sue Thompson, Adam Fogelson as Wellington Grey, Carl Schlect as Ronnie the Rat, Undersheriff Benson, and Bystander 1, Josh Peters as Bystander 2 and live sound effects and Rusty James as our audio engineer.Some of the recorded sound effects were used under a creative commons 3.0 license from soundbible.com and freesound.org.Music used in this production was by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com.The Case of the Serpent and the Rat was written Josh Peters and Leif Erickson. We love feedback! Please let us know what you think of the show.

Listen in as Sven Marlow, Small Town Detective does his best against a pair of Nordic kidnappers, Lutefisk, and a piece of his past, long forgotten. Today's show was produced in the studio of WDRT in Viroqua, WI. The cast today included Steve Laurden as Sven Marlow, Michelle Pedretti as Gerda Henshorn, Jane Kouba as Marie Skarsgard, Kat Tigermann as Ellise the Landlady, Carl Schlect as Abdu Dooba, Undersheriff Benson, and Jonson, and Josh Peters as Jack and Knute, with live sound effects by Josh Peters and Rusty James as himself and as our audio engineer. Some of the recorded sound effects were used under a creative commons 3.0 license from soundbible.com and freesound.org. Music used in this production was by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com and the Allman Brothers. The Case of Syttene Mai or Die was written by Leif Erickson and Josh Peters.

Today's show was produced and recorded live on April 28th in the studio of WDRT in Viroqua, WI. The cast includes Adam Fogelson, Jackie Kolenko, Kat Tigermann, Dodie Whitaker, Carl Schlect, Rusty James, and Josh Peters, with live sound effects by Josh Peters and Rusty James as audio engineer. Some of the recorded sound effects were used under a creative commons 3.0 license from soundbible.com and freesound.org. Music used in this production created by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com. Boargeld the Wild Boarier was written by Lynsie McCaw and adapted to audio by Katherine Tigermann, Carl Schelct, and Josh Peters.

Join Sven Marlow as he attempts to solve the Case of the Ancient Iceburg. Today's show was produced and recorded live on March 24th in the studio of WDRT in Viroqua, WI. The cast includes Steve Laurden as Sven Marlow, Michelle Pedretti as Gerda Henshorn and Mr. Grant's secretery, Margot Hipwell as Evey Triggestad, Adam Fogelson as Bruno Dobbs, Carl Schlecht as Undersheriff Benson and Mr. Grant, and Josh Peters as Deputy Gates, with live sound by Josh Peters and Rusty James as audio engineer. Some of the recorded sound effects were used under a creative commons 3.0 license from soundbible.com. Music used in this production was by Kevin MacLeod of incompetech.com. The Case of the Ancient Iceburg was written by Josh Peters based on characters and situations created by Leif Erickson. Thanks to snowshot on flickr for the great detective photo.