Podcast appearances and mentions of sarah bunting

Grab your ballpark hot dog and gather up all your unnecessarily detailed historical baseball stats for this delightful chat with Sarah D. Bunting (Best Evidence), in which we head to New Jersey, jam to Top 40, dig into Mom's meatloaf, and heaps more. In fact, JV and SDB gabbed so much, they didn't even talk about this book Sarah co-wrote to guide you through every episode of “Beverly Hills, 90210!"

Interviewing and beginning your career in medicine comes with challenges! Dr. Sarah Bunting, MD is a PGY-1 emergency medicine resident at Maine Medical Center. Listen in to hear her advice on transitioning from medical school to residency, virtual interviewing, and what to look for in a residency! For the full show notes, click here.   Hallie Bates, MSIV and Alex Schin, MSIV Peer Reviewed by Lauren Wendell, MD and Jeffrey A. Holmes, MD

Gonna try to avoid some run on sentences with this one (it'll make sense when you hear the synopsis we chose): Violet is trying to scheme with Dr. Clarkson to interfere with Isobel's love life, but her plan doesn't really work out. Rosamund shows up to try to knock some sense into Edith, who is not hearing it. Mary is continuing to do her "boys like me" thing with Blake, and Rose meets a new boy! Ugh, then Bricker takes his affection for Cora too far. We are finally rid of Sarah Bunting, but not the Mr. Green storyline. Plus, we actually kept up with a rating system? Let's see how long this lasts....

We have successfully recovered from surprise Giamatti and are back to talk about the changes afoot at Downton! Edith's plan to keep Marigold around predictably is not going well, Sarah Bunting is the new Drunk Branson, and Jimmy's former employer shows up to create some trouble.  Moseley's hair looks a bit different and Baxter comes clean to Cora about her past. Oh yeah and Edith starts a fire in the house! Plus, Allison has a BIG problem with Thomas. Rate and subscribe now, and follow us on Twitter @ringforteapod!

Happy Friday folks! I've got an all-new episode of Picture Lock. This week I talk with Sarah Bunting, the founder of Tomato Nation and fellow film critic. We talk about how she stumbled into film and tv reviewing in the age of dial-up which led to being a big voice in the blogosphere. I also talk with Nicole Franklin, co-writer and director of Title VII, a film focused on same-race discrimination in the workplace and so much more. Picture Lock contributor Richie Wenzler and I give our thoughts on the latest Spider-Man: Into The Spiderverse trailer that dropped earlier this week.  I also talk with Richie about two films in theaters this weekend, “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” and “Hereditary” (reviews linked).  Check out Sarah here: https://tomatonation.com/ See Nicole's film here: http://www.nicolefranklin.com/cine/ Get a partner as passionate as you in your film or film event's publicity: www.picturelockpr.com Subscribe to this podcast in iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/kevin-sampsons-picture-lock/id639359584?mt=2 Be sure to visit www.picturelockshow.com for everything Picture Lock! Please give us a review on whatever platform you listen to this podcast on. Thanks so much for your continued support. Drop a line a picturelockshow@gmail.com to say hi and let us know what you think of the show. FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/picturelockshow SNAPCHAT: https://www.snapchat.com/add/picturelockshow YouTube CHANNEL: http://www.youtube.com/picturelockshow TWITTER: https://twitter.com/picturelockshow INSTAGRAM: http://instagram.com/picturelockshow PINTEREST: http://pinterest.com/picturelockshow

Our esteemed colleague Adam Grosswirth returned to EHG to talk about Glee's final season, the two Ryan Murphys, and how the polarizing show will end. After we laughed at Kroll Show and failed to fall for The Fall, Dave showed off his Night Moves, and we wondered which live musical would hit the nets next. Liv took inspiration from Face Off, one Sarah Bunting cleared a manor house of Russians, and Adam produced a third-season Muppet Show for the Canon before we played a dy-no-miiiiiiiite theme-song Game Time. Find out why we got kicked out of Fuddrucker's and why Buntsy's doing the robot on all-new old-school super-size Extra Hot Great. GUESTS

Our esteemed colleague Adam Grosswirth returned to EHG to talk about Glee's final season, the two Ryan Murphys, and how the polarizing show will end. After we laughed at Kroll Show and failed to fall for The Fall, Dave showed off his Night Moves, and we wondered which live musical would hit the nets next. Liv took inspiration from Face Off, one Sarah Bunting cleared a manor house of Russians, and Adam produced a third-season Muppet Show for the Canon before we played a dy-no-miiiiiiiite theme-song Game Time. Find out why we got kicked out of Fuddrucker's and why Buntsy's doing the robot on all-new old-school super-size Extra Hot Great.Special Guest: Adam Grosswirth. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Baby MommaAnna and Hughes cleaning out Edith’s room after the fire, find a picture of a small childTim Drewe suggests Edith be Marigold’s godmother - sort of. Mrs. Drewe doesn’t look very pleased.Edith asks Robert if she can “take an interest” in Marigold.Get Away With YouThe committee/village is trying to find the best place for the memorial. Robert says center of the village, but they want somewhere quiet: the old cricket pit.Hughes agrees with Robert - memorial should be in town. Carson: I was disappointed in his Lordship, but I’m more disappointed in you. Hughes: Every relationship has its ups and downs.Carson to Hughes: I don’t like it when we’re not on the same side. Hughes: We’re different people. We can’t always agree. C: I know, but I don’t like it. A widow convinces Carson about the memorial site. Her son pays respects to her husband on their day.Carson tells Hughes he decided on the village for the memorial. He only wanted to be convinced. His walk convinced him. Carson: There’s a bonus. It puts us back in agreement. I’m not comfortable when you and I are not in agreement.Hughes: You’re very flattering. You talk like that, you make me want to check the looking glass to make sure my hair is tidy. Carson: Get away with you.Hughes: I mean it.Stop Flirting with the DogMary says she’s going away with Annabelle Portsmith to drive around.Anna tells Mary to choose clothes carefully that she won’t need help taking off. Mary: Well, I’ll have his help. Anna nervous about if they call Lady Portsmith.Anna: Honestly, m’lady. You should hope I never write my memoir.Mary asks Anna to buy contraception.Blake is coming before Mary leaves.At the shop, Anna takes off her glove to reveal that she’s married.She lets a gentleman go first. Points to what she needs in the book. The shop keeper gives her a hard time. “I can see you’re married. But you don’t want any more children. There’s always abstinence.” Anna pays quickly and leaves without instructions.  Bates asks Anna why she’s not going with Mary.Anna says it seems unfair that they treated her like that at the shop. Suppose she was a working woman with 8 kids and isn’t want any more. Wouldn’t I have the right? I feel like going back and ordering a baker’s dozen. Mary: One’s enough for now.Blake tells Mary she should have told him he wasn’t the lucky winner. Mary: Well, I don’t seem to have broken your heart. I’m sorry if I’ve hurt you. It’s only lately that I’ve begun coming out of the mist. Blake: That’s why I came here. To wish you luck in person.Brixton is flirting with Cora.Cora showing Simon painting. Robert sees them.Blake tells Mary to be sure before she makes a decision. But that she is cleverer than Gillingham, and that won’t work anymore in this century.Mary says she’s not a housemaid drooling over him. Blake says Plantagenets are as susceptible as housemaids when it comes to sex.Mary tells Anna she wants to marry again, and she absolutely does not want to divorce. Her grandparents lived in vast quarters, but things are going to be closer for her. She wants to be sure she wants Gillingham as a friend, lover and husband.Stirring the PotClarkson tells Isobel about insulin.DC: I’m glad you’re back to your old interests.Clarkson: Why do you say that?DC: Mrs. Crawley’s been distracted lately.Isobel: You make too much of it. DC: Do I?Mama PatmorePatmore asks Rose to ask Sarah Bunting if she would tutor Daisy.Sarah agrees to tutor Daisy.Robert: So every time we entertain, we must invite this Tin Pot Rosa Luxenbourg?Sarah turns down dinner because she doesn’t want to put herself or Robert through another test of strength. She tells Branson he may have been in Rome too long. “You can do anything you want if you put your mind to it.” She tells him he can’t have a future there with those people. He tells Robert she couldn’t stay, and he says, “What a relief.”Mary: I have a feeling Branson is turning back into who he really is. What will happen with Sibby? Branson can’t stay there.Robert says that Tom is a ventriloquist dummy. Cora: If he feels he has to go… Robert: He’s not taking Sibby.Mopey MoleslyMolesly asks if he is first footman now that Jimmy is gone. Hughes tells him there’s coming a time when a house will not boast any footmen. We’re coming to the end of those distinctions. Carson: You are first, second, third and last. Make what you will of it.Thomas tells Molesly that Baxter is a thief.Baxter tells Molsely that she was a common thief.Baxter tells Molsely she’s changed. And she won’t tell Molesly who she was working with. Baxter: I’d give a limb to rewrite that whole chapter of my life.What’s Rose For?Robert says a wireless (radio) is a fad, and it won’t last.Rose is talking about helping the Russians. Robert says Bunting would have lectured them. Branson defends her.Rose tells Robert that the king is speaking on the wireless. He can’t believe her.Robert: If the king wants to use the wireless to speak to his people, maybe we have to listen. Carson: I wouldn’t say that.Daisy: Why is it called a wireless when there are so many wires?Hughes: Downton is catching up with the times we live in. Carson: That is exactly what I am afraid of.CliffhangerThomas brings in a policeman to see Carson. Announces it. Carson: Thank you, Mr. Barrow. Your scaremongering has not succeeded. That will be all. Thank you.The policeman tells them that a witness has turned up that has to do with Mr. Green’s death.Dowager Countess' LinesDC: I’m glad you’re back to your old interests.Clarkson: Why do you say that?DC: Mrs. Crawley’s been distracted lately. With Lord Murton frisking around her skirts and getting in the way.Isobel: You make too much of it. DC: Do I?Isobel: Maybe you’re the real quarry. And he’s only including me to throw off the scent.DC: I may be older than I was, but I can still tell when a man is interested.Clarkson tries to change the subject to gardens.DC: The promise of gardens in the summer will be the final worm on the hook.Isobel: Hearing the king’s voice makes him more real.DC: Is that a good thing? The monarchy has thrived on magic and mystery. Strip that away, and people may think the royal family is just like us.Isobel: Would that be so wrong? DC: Well, only if they want to stay at Buckingham Palace.

The 2015 televised entertainment award season kicks off with the People's Choice Awards, and...just kidding, we're talking Golden Globes with Joe Reid. We then revive "Will Dave Hate This?" in response to Amazon's announcement of its TV adaptation of Philip K. Dick's The Man In The High Castle, and examine the latest Downton Abbey through the lens of Sarah Bunting vs. Sarah D. Bunting. Around The Dial stops at Parenthood, the American Heroes Channel, The Celebrity Apprentice, and My Husband's Not Gay, before Joe presents "The One Where Ross Got High" episode of Friends to The Canon. GUESTS

The 2015 televised entertainment award season kicks off with the People's Choice Awards, and...just kidding, we're talking Golden Globes with Joe Reid. We then revive "Will Dave Hate This?" in response to Amazon's announcement of its TV adaptation of Philip K. Dick's The Man In The High Castle, and examine the latest Downton Abbey through the lens of Sarah Bunting vs. Sarah D. Bunting. Around The Dial stops at Parenthood, the American Heroes Channel, The Celebrity Apprentice, and My Husband's Not Gay, before Joe presents "The One Where Ross Got High" episode of Friends to The Canon.Special Guest: Joe Reid. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My MSCL two-parter concludes with an extra-sized celebration through conversations with longtime fans of the show. Join me, Sarah Bunting (of TWoP and Previously.tv fame), Cory, Mark, Andrea, and chelle as we talk about MSCL, its impact on our lives, our history as fans, and the show's legacy twenty years later. Show notes and pictures are available at http://popcultureaffidavit.com, which is also where you can see regular weekly blog entries about the randomness that is pop culture. Feedback can be addressed to popcultureaffidavit@gmail.com

My MSCL two-parter concludes with an extra-sized celebration through conversations with longtime fans of the show. Join me, Sarah Bunting (of TWoP and Previously.tv fame), Cory, Mark, Andrea, and chelle as we talk about MSCL, its impact on our lives, our history as fans, and the show's legacy twenty years later. Show notes and pictures are available at http://popcultureaffidavit.com, which is also where you can see regular weekly blog entries about the randomness that is pop culture. Feedback can be addressed to popcultureaffidavit@gmail.com

My MSCL two-parter concludes with an extra-sized celebration through conversations with longtime fans of the show. Join me, Sarah Bunting (of TWoP and Previously.tv fame), Cory, Mark, Andrea, and chelle as we talk about MSCL, its impact on our lives, our history as fans, and the show’s legacy twenty years [...]

AFTERBUZZ TV -- Downton Abbey UK edition, is a weekly "after show" for fans of PBS's Downton Abbey. In this show, host John Comerford breaks down the episode in which Almost everyone is in London for Rose's coming-out and presentation as a debutante, including Cora's mother Martha Levinson and brother Harold from the States, much to Violet's displeasure, and Lord Gillingham and Mr Blake, still chasing Mary, and mutually antagonistic towards each other. Tom and Violet stay in Yorkshire to join the family later on. Tom has a chance meeting with Sarah Bunting, and they have dinner together in the local pub. Afterwards, Miss Bunting asks him to show her around at Downton Abbey. When they move onto the gallery, to have a better view of the hall, Thomas sees them. Tom tells him that it was nothing, but Thomas politely refuses to believe it. He is also very much irritated that he will be serving Tom until he goes to London and will have to call him by the appropriate title for an employer, ev --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

AFTERBUZZ TV -- Downton Abbey UK edition, is a weekly "after show" for fans of PBS's Downton Abbey. In this show, host John Comerford breaks down the episode in which Almost everyone is in London for Rose's coming-out and presentation as a debutante, including Cora's mother Martha Levinson and brother Harold from the States, much to Violet's displeasure, and Lord Gillingham and Mr Blake, still chasing Mary, and mutually antagonistic towards each other. Tom and Violet stay in Yorkshire to join the family later on. Tom has a chance meeting with Sarah Bunting, and they have dinner together in the local pub. Afterwards, Miss Bunting asks him to show her around at Downton Abbey. When they move onto the gallery, to have a better view of the hall, Thomas sees them. Tom tells him that it was nothing, but Thomas politely refuses to believe it. He is also very much irritated that he will be serving Tom until he goes to London and will have to call him by the appropriate title for an employer, ev --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

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