Podcast appearances and mentions of sara netzley

Episode 78 features the return of Sara Netzley! Still a PhD, but now also a newswriter for Entertainment Weekly and of course, still a very good friend of mine. We discuss journalism, the internet, talk generationally, and also discuss seasonality and classroom dynamics, but know that you are getting to listen to two friends that also slip into the roles of Professor Sara and Student Palmer... Throughout the conversation, we discuss: Reporting for Entertainment Weekly Being in the know with entertainment news Magazines Before the internet #NotAllOldFolks Talking Generationally Physical photos Journalistic Standards Sourcing Seasonally speaking Back to school Classroom dynamics Talking and Talkers Looking for a job or to change the world The Pappy and MeeMaw Hour Commercials Media Recommendations For All Mankind Pachinko Ted Lasso Kim's Convenience The Bear Kitchen Confidential Class is in session Neil Postman Marshall McLuhan And much more Mentioned and Helpful Links from This Episode SaraNetzley.com SaraWhitney.com AgentPalmer.com Tweets @SaraNetzley @sarawhitney_ @AgentPalmer @ThePalmerFiles Other Links The Mirror Man marries spy thrills, strange chills, and more The Bear serves up drama in half-size portions   You can also hear more Palmer occasionally on Our Liner Notes, a musical conversation podcast with host Chris Maier or as co-host of The Podcast Digest with Dan Lizette. Music created and provided by Henno Heitur of Monkey Tongue Productions. --End Show Notes Transmission--

We're back, and we've brought some surrealism! We are joined again by Sara Netzley to plumb the depths of Luis Buñuel's final film. Don't forget your sack! Connect with Sara!Personal Twitter: @saranetzley Sara Whitney, her author alter-ego's Twitter: @sarawhitney_

It's Back to School Night on What's Good Radio as I welcome my college journalism professor and adviser Sara Netzley (Cinnamon Roll Alphas, Entertainment Weekly) onto the show to talk about her burgeoning career as a romance novelist - and the broadening shift toward inclusivity in romance writing! We also discuss how educating journalists has changed since 2010 and our mutual surprise at Aaron Judge's offseason facial hair! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This Episode we are joined by Sara Netzley to discuss Takashi Miike's 1999 film Ōdishon (Audition). We unanimously agree that this film is best experienced devoid of expectations and foreknowledge, so please, go see it before you hear us discuss it.  find Sara on twitter @saranetzley  

We want to thank you for your patience while we enjoyed a little Summertime fun.  We are back with Sara Netzley, our Dr. Fun, to watch 1998's Michael Bay film, Armageddon.  This movie is action-packed.  The question is, did they pack a colon or a film?  How many of us are going to rate this film like a vicious life-sucking bitches from which there is no escape?  Are we going to discuss the merits of animal crackers vs. cookies?  Maybe.  We are certainly going to converse about the terrible jokes (for example, calling Stamper's team The Wrong Stuff) and the frightening lack of pushback while one roughneck discusses underage girls.  Sean also unloads on Harry's dressing down of the scientists because his Dad was a rocket scientist for many years (and we don't get in the way of his rant by reminding him that it's a movie).  Our panel puts the testy in Test of Time.  We hope you listen and enjoy it! Connect with Sara! Personal Twitter: @saranetzley Sara Whitney, her author alter-ego's Twitter: @sarawhitney_ Connect with us! Facebook: Moving the Needle  Twitter: @mtnpod Instagram: @mtnpod E-mail us at mtnpodcast@gmail.com Our website is: http://mtnpodcast.com/ If you could write a review on your pod player of choice, we would appreciate it very much.   Our next episode, #53, is Peter Jackson's 1992 gore-fest, Dead Alive (AKA Braindead).  We are joined once more by Jo (@jomccunephotography – IG) to discuss the film. 

If you listened to our Speed vs. Point Break episode, you heard us kick around the concept of what if chose two terrible sequels instead.  Well, here is the result.  Mike from the Adkins Undisputed Podcast and the Dana Buckler Show joins us to answer this.  We are debating which is worse: Speed 2: Cruise Control or A Good Day to Die Hard, AKA Die Hard 5.  We kicked around some other stinkers, but this one felt right to try first. As you know, Speed 2: Cruise Control left a wake of weak ticket sales, and it was more destructive to the studio's books than the cruise liner crashing through St. Martin.  Some notable names, including Keanu Reeves and Gary Oldman, passed on this film.  A Good Day to Die Hard was successful, but who mailed it in more: the editor(s), writers, or Bruce Willis?  Jai Courtney doesn't escape criticism either.  We hope you enjoy the process as we decide which one really, really sucks and sucks even worse.  Thank you for listening!  On Episode 52, we welcome back Dr. Sara Netzley, journalism professor by day and writer by night, to cover her pet film: Armageddon.  Connect with Mike: Michael Scott Adkins Undisputed The Dana Buckler Show Connect with us! Facebook: Moving the Needle  Twitter: @mtnpod Instagram: @mtnpod E-mail us at mtnpodcast@gmail.com Our website is: http://mtnpodcast.com/

Your wish is granted.  Our professor of fun, Sara Netzley, is back to discuss which one is at least slightly better: Big or 13 Going on 30.    Big was released in 1988, which puts Roy and Sean at the same age of Josh Baskin.  Will this and the humor of Tom Hanks be enough to kick Jennifer Garner, with all her pluck and beauty, out of Jenna Rink’s custom dream house?  We ask if either film does more than buzz the cringe tower, and what about the Thriller dance scene choice?  The guys put on their best bedazzled tuxedos to join Sara in a fun episode.  We hope you enjoy it as much as the other old man MacMillan's and Baskin's FAO Schwartz display.   Connect with Sara! Personal Twitter: @saranetzley Sara the author's Twitter: @sarawhitney_ Connect with us! Facebook: Moving the Needle  Twitter: @mtnpod Instagram: @mtnpod E-mail us at mtnpodcast@gmail.com Our website is: http://mtnpodcast.com/ If you could write a review on your pod player of choice, we would appreciate it very much.   Our next episode, #46, is 1979’s Being There with Peter Sellers and Shirley MacLaine.  We are joined once again by Jo (@jomccunephotography – IG) to discuss this multi-award-winning film. 

This week, we celebrate the return of Dr. Sara Netzley to discuss past film presidents in our latest versus: "Dave" vs. "The American President."   We travel back to a kinder, gentler time...the 1990s.  In "The American President," election polls are actually accurate, and widowed President Andrew Shepherd (Michael Douglas) is waltzing to re-election with a favorable approval rating (63%), until he begins dating Sydney Ellen Wade of Virginia (Annette Benning) and is willing to seal the deal on a environmental bill that could undo his re-election.  "Dave" is a story about a president's look-alike who assumes the job after a stroke cripples the president.  He is brought to the White House to allow a corrupt senator (Frank Langella) to use scandals to take the top job.  Dave (Kevin Kline) is kind and thoughtful, and now, he's the leader of the free world where corruption and unkindness are not only in every corner, but right in front of him.  Unfazed, he uses his position to help people and win over the first lady of the United States (Sigourney Weaver).   For the second straight episode, we are split down the middle over these two wonderful films.  Sean discusses how much he hates the Shepherd administration, and we take a deep dive as to why.  We argue over some Aaron Sorkin scripts and give some love to Ving Rhames' wonderful hair.  I'm sure we even give some love to Meathead, otherwise known as Rob Reiner.   We hope you enjoy this episode!  Thank you for listening! If you can help us with a rating or review on your pod player of choice, that would help us a lot! Connect with Sara! Personal Twitter: @saranetzley Sara the author's Twitter: @sarawhitney_ Connect with us! Facebook: Moving the Needle  Twitter: @mtnpod Instagram: @mtnpod E-mail us at mtnpodcast@gmail.com Our website is: http://mtnpodcast.com/

We are delighted to have Sara Netzley, (@SaraNetzley on Twitter) journalism professor by day and TV reviewer by night to discuss Nic Cage in back-to-back roles in 1996 and 1997.  Historically, our versus series asks which movie we love more knowing we really like them both.  Tonight, the rules have changed.  There are haters on both sides.  Dr. Netzley's topic brought the heat.   Where do you stand with these two films?  Be sure to let us know on your favorite social media platform below.   We hope you enjoy episode 26!  Please write us a review, so we can be recommended to new people.  Thanks if you do!!! Connect with us! Facebook: Moving the Needle  Twitter: @mtnpod Instagram: @mtnpod E-mail us at mtnpodcast@gmail.com

Sara Netzley, journalism professor by day, author and TV reviewer by night, returns to Moving The Needle to present a pet film, the 1992 hacker heist movie, Sneakers.  Thanks for listening!!!!  Please rate us, or write us a review.

Episode 12 of The Palmer Files features guest Sara of the many hats. She's a Professor, Recapper, Author and genuinely fun person with at least two names; Netzley and Whitney. We discuss all of those things plus writing, reading, romance, and even sports. Netzley to those of you who have learned from Dr. Sara, also Netzley to those of you who listen to her as co-host of the DC TV Report or read her recaps on EW.com, and Whitney to those of you who have read her novels of romance. That's why Sara is here. Her trichotomy of things. Her trilogy of aspects. Her three-headed giant of careers. And I mean careers. While she's really making the bread on one, she's talented enough to make her bread solely on anyone, but she still does all three. So what are you in for with this episode? A lot of different things. Romance Sports Communication Theory Journalism Personas and Personalities Passion Projects Reading Writing Mentioned and Helpful Links from This Episode AgentPalmer.com SaraNetzley.com SaraWhitney.com The DC TV Report Agent Palmer's Book Reviews and Recommendations Clip of the Chicago Cubs Winning the 2016 World Series Framing Theory Cultivation Theory Tweets @ThePalmerFiles @AgentPalmer @SaraNetzley @SaraWhitney_ @DCTVreport @WickedTheory You can also hear more Palmer in the meantime on Our Liner Notes, a musical conversation podcast with host Chris Maier and as mentioned on this show as co-host of The Podcast Digest with Dan Lizette. Music created and provided by Henno Heitur of Monkey Tongue Productions. --End Show Notes Transmission--

  Sara Netzley, journalism professor by day and TV reviewer by night, returns to Moving The Needle to talk Watchmen.  We attempt to unpack a very dense miniseries.  Was it perfect?  Do we all agree?  If we didn’t catch all the references, is it fair to lower the grade?  We cover this and much more while we discuss the wonderful HBO miniseries.   Thanks for listening!!!!  Please rate us, or write us a review.

Since, “Rom-Coms R Dead,” we’ve been looking for a reason to have romance novelist and journalism professor, the lovely Sara Netzley, back for an episode.  We are very happy to have her back to discuss the 1997 quirky Rom-Com, “Grosse Point Bla This film is loaded with talent, and is a very non-traditional Rom-Com.  There are assassins and action in it, there are genuine good reasons why Debi doesn’t want Martin back, and there are some wonderfully quirky and cutting lines to quote throughout the film.   Surprisingly, this is not a complete love-fest for our panel, and it's not all Sean's fault this time.  There are characters we don’t like, we question the ending, and the only things we agree on are Minnie Driver and the awesomeness of the soundtrack.  Our scores for the film are mostly all over the board, and there is spirited discussion throughout about our differences.   If you’re an OG fan of Moving the Needle, you may remember this movie has come up a lot our first few years.  We finally found the missing ingredient to make this a full episode of memorable discussion.  We hope you enjoy this episode!

For our tenth episode we bring you something new; Change My Mind. We introduce special guest Sara Netzley, journalism professor by day and TV reviewer by night, to debate Rom Coms 'R Dead. It's Roy vs. the MTN World! Thanks for listening

Hey friends! Melody is joined by friend of the pod and Golden Heart Finalist Sara Netzley AKA Sara Whitney! We're coming at you with a DELICIOUS novella by Alyssa Cole, Can't Escape Love! It's part of her Reluctant Royals series, where Portia's twin sister Reggie gets her HEA with the puzzle nerd of her dreams. It's adorable, it's smart, it's witty, it's super sexy. And it's a great primer for A Prince On Paper, which comes out on April 30!  Bonus Content: Kiss Con Jealousy, salad dressing, and more chats about open-eyed kissing!  Lady Loves:  Sara: the mid-2000's TV show Chuck, staring Zachary Levi and Yvonne Strahovski (StraHOTski!).  Melody: Oreos, but more than that, recognize when something will be good for you, even if you need to reframe your mindset or pump yourself up to get there and DO IT!

Oh HBs, do we have a treat for you! Erin and Sara Netzley of The DC TV Report podcast sit down to gush and giggle over Beautiful Player by Christina Lauren, a sweet(but hot) contemporary with more internal conflict than we could handle at times. This one features overworked scientist Hannah and her older brother’s hot friend, Will. If you like outspoken heroines and reformed players, this one is for you! BONUS CONTENT: “Nerd Lingo with Sara,” names for hats, the merits of having a murdery boyfriend, the dos and don'ts of food and sex, “Sexual Safety without Mel,” rules for putting Jesus statues in your cleavage, and pooping in ditches at Disney World. Lady Loves: The Lizzie Bennet Diaries, and My Dad Wrote a Porno

Hey HB's! It's maternity leave episode number 2!!! Erin and Sara Netzley take a deep dive into Beautiful Player by Christina Lauren. Sara has a podcast called The DC TV Report all about the wonderful world that is CW Superhero Shows, so check it out! 

THE END IS HERE! Well, of this season. But hey, look who came from The DCTV Report podcast - it's Sara Netzley! (And a dash of Ed too.) We all get together and breakdown the Preacher season 3 finale "The Light Above", and compare it to the books! How is it different! What are the changes? Who lives - who dies? What will happen to our heroes, Jesse, Tulip and Cassidy? Plus we give thoughts on the season overall and look to the future of season 4!

We open with usual banter and then get into telling you about our new podcast, The DCTV Report! We call Ed's DCTV co-host Sara Netzley, to get the scoop on the new show and what listeners can expect! For news we cover The Punisher trailer, HBO orders Watchman, live-action Akira, the new Terminator movie, The Defenders numbers and a director calls out Disney. Chatgame for the week is #TVShowASandwich. And in MEANWHILE: Dom and Bill saw IT, Jay and Ed saw Kingsman: The Golden Circle, Plus Captain Marvel on Blu, Uncle Jay shouts out Shout Factory again, Ed mentions LEGO Ninjago, Dom and Bill talk about Rick & Morty, Dom also talks about American Horror Story and even Bob has a Meanwhile this week! Bill remixes the email intro to attempt to get Dom to sing live on the show as things move to emails: Film Festivals, stabs at Bill, The Orville, Romantic Comedies and plot formulas, movies with live orchestras, super abilities and much more! Ed's OLN - http://ourlinernotes.libsyn.com/episode-66-would-an-ed-by-any-other-name-not-sound-as-sweet Bill's OLN - http://ourlinernotes.libsyn.com/episode-64-more-wicked-in-reality-than-in-theory Uncle Jay's Gotham - http://gothamlights.libsyn.com/episode-071-uncle-jay-boy

To wrap up the season of Preacher Vs Preacher we brought in both of our regular guests, Sara Netzley and Agent Palmer! It's the Season 2 Finale! How does it compare to the book? Well, we talk about that A LOT! We talk season highlights and theorize Season 3! Thanks to @SaraNetzley and @AgentPalmer for joining us! Follow the show on Twitter:@PreachVsPreach Subscribe to the show on iTunes, Stitcher and Google Play Music

Well this week brought one of the craziest story points from the Preacher books to life as Jesse meets.... well, you know. Thank god Sara Netzley is back to break it all down with us as we also follow Tulip, Cassidy, Denis, plus Featherstone and Hoover! Listen to us recap, theorize and speculate episode 10 of season 2!!

Here we are again and we dragged Sara Netzley back too! We're covering episode 8 of season 2 of Preacher! Jesse, Tulip and Cassidy are still in New Orleans on the hunt for God and gettin' into trouble along the way. We theorize where it's all going, we compare it all to the book (where and when we can) and we have some laughs along the way. Apollogies for the volume issues, we'll be sure to fix that next time around. We went live and you should have been there, go to Mixlr.com/wicked-theory NOW to sign up, and click follow to get notifications whenever the show goes live! Be there!

Howdy Pilgrims! This week Sara Netzley is back to help break down Preacher season 2, episode 5, "Dallas", and compare it to the books! Does this put an end to the whole Tulip/Dallas/Carlos/Viktor past history story line? Is the show starting to follow the book? How many times will the bell ring this week? Listen to find out! Follow Sara on Twitter: @SaraNetzley Follow the show on Twitter:@PreachVsPreach And the team too: @Dom_Torre @BobWTPC @WickedTheory Subscribe to the show on iTunes, Stitcher and Google Play Music

Welcome to the DC TV Report for the week ending Saturday June 24th, 2017. I'm Edward O'Hare, nickname To Be Determined. There was only 1 new episode this week. So I'm going to start a new tradition. If there is only 1 or no new episodes, I'm going to give a review for a randomly selected episode or movie from DC Comics past. I hope this can remind fans of fun times and maybe introduce people to obscure or long-forgotten entries in the DC mythos. Also be sure to check out Wicked Theory's 2-Part DC TV Season Wrap-Up with special guests Stefanie Muniz from Gotham Lights and Sara Netzley, freelance writer for Entertainment Weekly. There is so much going on and I haven't even gotten into the shows yet. Let's get going:   iZombie - Penultimate Episode – Liv, Clive and Major decided to hide the now-Zombie Harley Johns in the freezer, but his Zombie Hater buddies busted him out. Liv mixed the brains of Ravi's CDC buddy Katty Kupps in a microwaveable cupcake and had to fight off visions of sex with Ravi and Katty's habit of picking up strangers in hotel bars. Peyton was ready to investigate Mayor-elect Baracus, but had doubts after being asked by Baracus to be his new chief-of-staff. Chase Graves discovered Major's sex-tent pics, deduced that he's now human and fired him. Natalie came back to town, romanced Major and convinced him to move to Italy with her. Liv met Chase Graves at the bar, slept with him and found evidence he may have killed Katty. Last Minute Reveal: Harley Johns showed up at Major's sendoff party and set off a suicide bomb! Major was standing outside and watched as the house exploded with Natalie and all his former work buddies inside!   NEW Retro Pick: Superboy S02E06 "Bizarro… The Thing of Steel" 11/11/1989  

This is the DC TV REPORT 2017 season WRAP UP! This is Part 2 because Ed and Bill went a bit too long with guests Stefanie Muniz from the GOTHAM LIGHTS podcast and Sara Netzley, freelance writer for Entertainment Weekly! In this half the group breaks down the 2016/2017 seasons of Flash, Arrow, iZombie! PLUS a look ahead at upcoming shows Preacher Season 2, Krypton, Black Lightning, Titans, Scalped, Watchmen! Spoilers aplenty, obviously.

This is the DC TV REPORT 2017 season WRAP UP! This is Part 1 because Ed and Bill went a bit too long with guests Stefanie Muniz from the GOTHAM LIGHTS podcast and Sara Netzley, freelance writer for Entertainment Weekly! In this half the group breaks down the 2016/2017 seasons of Lucifer, Legends Of Tomorrow, Powerless, Gotham and Supergirl! Spoilers aplenty, obviously.

This week Sara Netzley, EW.com freelance recapper and co-host of CW By The Seasons podcast joins us to cover a slew of FALL TV! But first Sara and Ed brawl it up on a game of SUPERFIGHT! In NEWS we covered Purge TV, Diggles helmet, Bloodshot, and Amazon orders Tick, Caude and Dick! Then we get silly with some email!