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3 episodes with slings and arrows
2 episodes with slings and arrows
2 episodes with slings and arrows
3 episodes with slings and arrows
2 episodes with slings and arrows
2 episodes with slings and arrows
This is a sample of our Battle Report of Unmatched:Slings and Arrows. To listen to the full episode go to patreon.com/5g4dBecome a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/five-games-for-doomsday--5631121/support.
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In our two hundred and thirtieth episode, Aaron is joined by Quinten. We talk about Freelancers: A Crossroads Game and Unmatched: Slings and Arrows in the BA Banter. Then we get into Aaron's Top 40 Games of All Time, going from 10 to 1 and Quinten's Top 10 Games of All Time. This episode is sponsored by Board Game Bliss and listeners like you on our Patreon
Emmett and Lt Bruce wait for Valentine and Murph to return. Sinister motives are revealed. Follow us on X @dorkdaypodcast, on Facebook @dorkdayafternoon, or check out our website www.dorkdayafternoon.com. Join our Discord. Support us, check out our new Patreon. Find great DDA and TPM merch on Redbubble. Two Past Midnight is an actual play podcast of “Twilight: 2000, 4th Ed.”, produced by Dork Day Afternoon. “Twilight: 2000” is a role playing game about a “World War III that didn't happen”, created by Free League and published in partnership with GDW and Amargosa Press. For more information about Free League and other Free League products, visit freeleaguepublishing.com. The story, all names, characters, and incidents portrayed in this production are fictitious. No identification with actual persons (living or deceased), places, buildings, and products is intended or should be inferred. Credits: Music and Sound by Syrinscape. syrinscape.com The app putting sound into the hands of gamers. Theme song for Two Past Midnight by Mother Ghost. Check them out on spotify, they are the $hit. And follow them on Instagram @motherghostmusic. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dork-day-afternoon/message
Graham Techler (Tooning Out the News, Fairview) joins the lads for another cursed production of Macbeth as they return to both the New Burbage Theatre Festival and the second season of the hit AcornTV Canadian dramedy: Slings and Arrows. Topics include the curse of The Scottish Play, the showrunners' dedication to an authentic portrayal of a life in the theater, and the importance of doing your taxes in a world teetering on the edge of a youthquake. Graham Techler: Instagram // “Our Upcoming Theatrical Season” // “Lane Gaullson's Revenge!” Media Referenced in this Episode: Slings and Arrows: Season Two. AcornTV. 2005 The AI Upscale of Slings and Arrows Emily St. James' AV Club coverage of Slings and Arrows TWOAPW theme by Brendan Dalton: Patreon // brendan-dalton.com // brendandalton.bandcamp.com Commercial: “2Frog2Hammer” feat. David Armstrong as “Curd Sorryboutthat”
HOUR 3 - All the mud slinging in The Dynasty is unbelievable Greg says the hatchet job being done on Bill Belichick is disrespectful Courtney wants to move the show to Florida
1 Samuel 20:1-42 | Andrew Murch | It could be said that life is all about relationships. We are shaped by our primary and formational relationships whether for good or harm. We carry significant memories, insecurities, and motivations from key relationships in our lives. We often make decisions in light of certain relationships and grieve for one reason or another when relationships come to an end. Humans who have tried to live in isolation have found greater anxiety, depression, and aimlessness. Relationships are so important and how sweet it is that the Scriptures are not devoid to depict these relationships. This is perhaps most evident in the events and descriptions of David's life. We have seen his role as a youngest sibling in relation to his brothers. We have seen David as a servant to the king. And we have seen David as a best friend to Saul's son Jonathan. It is this very relationship that will come to a premature end though not as a result of their own hands.
It's been several years since North Carolina lawmakers enacted, and then were forced by public opinion to repeal, HB2 – the infamous bathroom bill. Unfortunately, some lessons have to be learned over and over, and as has been made plain repeatedly at the Legislative Building, conservative state lawmakers remain wedded to a strategy of demonizing […] The post Joe Killian discusses the political slings and arrows directed at LGBTQ Carolinians in 2023 appeared first on NC Newsline.
Arizona Congressman Eli Crane discusses the U.S. surpassing $33Trillion in debt today and the likelihood of a federal government shutdown. Crane says that the shutdown is about so much more than just going against Republican leadership but is about giving government accountability after years of the American people knowing there's not only a two-tiered system of justice but also “two levels of financial accountability.” Crane comments, that even with the current plan of 8% decrease in discretionary spending, the largest cut in decades, it's not “enough.” Saying, he and his other House Freedom Caucus members “understand the financial crisis that this country is in, and the only way that this town will ever change is, is if they're forced to change. And that's why it requires many of us to hold the line and say no, and stand in the gap and take all the slings and arrows and that's what we're doing.”See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
The Oregon Shakespeare Festival has suffered the same pandemic setbacks as many other big theatres in the country. Seasons have shrunk, as has the staff. Earlier this year, former Artistic Director and Interim Executive Director Nataki Garrett stepped away after a staff shakeup and an emergency $2.5 million funding campaign. Shortly thereafter, the company announced it would need in excess of $7 million in order to finish the current season. OSF is unique in the nation, says American Theatre Editor-in-Chief Rob Weinert-Kendt. There are plenty of other big theatres in urban centers, but Ashland is not in an urban center. It’s the main cultural draw in Southern Oregon, and the scope and depth of its offerings appeal to a national audience. Despite its name, the Oregon Shakespeare Festival has been known for decades for its commitment to creating new plays and supporting groundbreaking work. Weinert-Kendt joins us to discuss some of the slings and arrows American theatre and OSF are facing.
Join Mike and Bill as they discuss Slings and Arrows, Exciting Comics #22-23, Vineyard #1, Blue Book #1, Changelings #1, The Approach #1, Damn Them All #1, Enemy Within, Poker Face, Good Doctor, Cocaine Bear, The Last Stand, Bullet Train, Mrs. Davis, Beef
Join Mike and Bill as they discuss Slings and Arrows, Exciting Comics #22-23, Vineyard #1, Blue Book #1, Changelings #1, The Approach #1, Damn Them All #1, Enemy Within, Poker Face, Good Doctor, Cocaine Bear, The Last Stand, Bullet Train, Mrs. Davis, ...
Helen realizes that life is unfair. Death is an enigma and love is very very far away.
THIS IS A PREVIEW. FOR THE FULL EPISODE, CHECK US OUT AT Patreon.com/worstofall The lads hop into their ham trunks and floor it to the Great White North as they cover the trials and tribulations of the New Burbage Theater Festival in 2003's hit Canadian TV show: Slings and Arrows. Topics include the series' roots in the Stratford Theater Festival, magical Shakespeare harps, and the enduring legacy of one of the only successful TV shows about a life in the theater. Want more TWOAPW? Get access to the rest of this episode, our full back catalogue of premium and bonus episodes, and add your name to the masthead of our website by subscribing for $5/month at Patreon.com/worstofall! Media Referenced in this Episode: Slings and Arrows, Season One: Amazon // Acorn TV The Creators of Slings and Arrows Talk about Creating One of TV's Greatest Shows by Emily St. James, AV Club, May 30th, 2013. TWOAPW theme by Brendan Dalton: Patreon // brendan-dalton.com // brendandalton.bandcamp.com
Li Jing gets another visit from an angry neighbor about his troublesome son.
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Alex and Dhammarato discuss the depths of relationships and intimacy. #relationships #intimacy #buddhadhamma Elisabeth Kübler-Ross https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elisabeth_Kübler-Ross Sadie Hawkins Day https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sadie_Hawkins_Day See the video version of this call on YouTube. ►YouTube Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irj7u9umfQY Weekly Sangha calls, everyone is welcome. ►The Sangha US - https://join.skype.com/uyYzUwJ3e3TO ►The Sangha UK - https://join.skype.com/w6nFHnra6vdh To meet Dhamma friends, hang out, or volunteer—join our Discord Sangha. Everyone is welcome. ►Discord - https://discord.gg/epphTGY 00:00:00 Getting on top of the world in seclusion; Elisabeth Kübler-Ross and bargaining 00:09:28 Eric Berne's alcohol games: drunk and proud; lush; battles and drinking 00:16:29 What does it look like to let a relationship die? Changes in the age of adulthood 00:32:00 Seeing dukkha instead of satisfaction; meditation, Sangha, and loneliness 00:38:22 Love the one you're with; grounding a pathway into the mind; Sadie Hawkins Day/Dance 00:52:15 Seeing the cycle helps you get out of it; sex drive and intimacy
On episode 15 of The Carousel, I talk with Federalist writer, Arkansas resident, and fellow marketing guy Rich Cromwell. Topics include: * Bourdain's last days and Cromwell's incisive take on Asia Argento. * Walmart going woke.* Voting for Obama.* Outing yourself as a conservative.* Raising girls in a world with trans propaganda.* Food as propaganda.* Women in the workplace. * Utilitarianism.* Desantis.Rich on Twitter.Rich at the Federalist.Rich's podcast Coffee and Cochon. Get full access to The Carousel at thecarousel.substack.com/subscribe
Kenneth Richardson is a family man and a minister who knows the Bible by heart. When his body is found on the grimy banks of a boat ramp, detectives discover an arrow was the weapon of choice. Who would hunt a preacher for prey, and why?For even more true crime from ID, head to discovery+. Go to discoveryplus.com/hotanddeadly to start your 7-day free trial today. Terms apply.Find episode transcripts here: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1KzXyROVw6gU5VktHuQ-cLzmh7_hlH-wk Our GDPR privacy policy was updated on August 8, 2022. Visit acast.com/privacy for more information.
"Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer the slings and arrows of outrageous fortune, or to take arms against a sea of troubles and by opposing end them." So muses Hamlet in the To Be or Not To Be speech as he contemplates whether or not to carry on his own existence. A few years ago, events in Robert Boog's life led him to take an interest in the way the characters in Shakespeare's work appear to suffer from a number of what today we would call mental health conditions, including and especially bipolar disorder. Boog is, like John, and Oxfordian, who believes that Edward de Vere, 17th Earl of Oxford, is the best and most likely candidate for the authorship of the Shakespearian canon. And when he reevaluated the biography of de Vere through the lens of someone dealing with bipolar disorder, he came to realize that much of his notoriously erratic behavior as well as his inspired genius could well be connected to an undiagnosed mental health condition (undiagnosed because we didn't have the language for such things several hundred years ago). John invited Robert to talk to him about his book on the subject, Shakey's Madness, and why he thinks we can help destigmatize bipolar disorder while also furthering our understanding of Shakespeare and his plays if we apply a more modern, scientific perspective to his character's various struggles. You can find all his work at RobertBoog.com
Hey! You get an early episode this week! The show is getting posted now, because I might forget to do it later! Come enjoy hearing Ben, Tim, Matt, and Dylan talk about: The Boys NOPE Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Into the Breach Stray Cult of the Lamb Halo 3 And more! Do you want to see Ben dodge 200 lighting bolts in Final Fantasy X? If we get to 10 Patrons he's gotta do it! Check out patreon.com/hoppedupeast and support the show if you like! Take a look at our tier options and see what you can get for your support! Stay tuned for updates about future project releases! As always keep sending questions to hugecrew@hoppedupeast.com, we love them! Beer featured this week: The Way She Gose by Saltbox Brewing Company, Slings And Arrows by Indie Alehouse, and Faxe 10% by Royal Unibrew.
Episode Notes This month, we're focusing on something we've wanted to discuss ever since we started Avant-Bard: hit Canadian television program SLINGS AND ARROWS! In the last episode of July, we're going to discuss Season 1 Episodes 4-6 and how they relate to Hamlet and other works by William Shakespeare. Have we mentioned how much we love Kate today? CAST: Megan Scharlau and Matthew James Marquez Support the show on Patreon Theme music by Riley Allen- https://rileyallen59.wixsite.com/music SFX: "Female Saying ooohhh 2", "Crowd Boos 2", "Gavel", "Warning Attention Security Alarm 3", "Record Stop", "Cricket Chirp Single", "Slot Machine Win", "Cat call Whistle 2"on audioblocks.com "Ahhhh", "Cat Screaming", "Cheering 3" on freesound.org Support Avant-Bard by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/avant-bard
Episode Notes This month, we're focusing on something we've wanted to discuss ever since we started Avant-Bard: hit Canadian television program SLINGS AND ARROWS! Wait... it's not a huge hit? Well, that's a mistake. Maybe after this, you'll join our campaign to make Slings and Arrows a hit Canadian television program. But for now, we're going to discuss Season 1 Episodes 1-3 and how they relate to Hamlet and other works by William Shakespeare. CAST: Megan Scharlau and Matthew James Marquez Support the show on Patreon Theme music by Riley Allen- https://rileyallen59.wixsite.com/music SFX: "Typing 1", "Short Canned Laughter", "Gavel", "Telephone Cordless Receiver Hang Up", "Harp Spell Classic", "Aww Cute Reaction", "Concert Scream Applause Short" on audioblocks.com "Siren", "DJ Brake", on freesound.org Support Avant-Bard by contributing to their tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/avant-bard
Sermon 04.10.22: Slings and Arrows by Rev. Dr. Rob Hardies
Continuing the exploration of Canadian television series, "Slings and Arrows", host Andrew Hunter Scholey is joined by Alex Gagne to look at Season 3 (2006).This episode recorded and edited by Andrew Hunter Scholey.
Episode 68 and Wendi and Dfernando continue their interview with Episode 67 guest: actress and writer Jennifer Irwin. Jennifer Irwin is best known for her roles on television as Virginia Kremp on the long-running ABC TV comedy THE GOLDBERGS, Linda Michaels on ABC TV's comedy STILL STANDING, Dolly Durkins on the CW's iZOMBIE, Laurie Neustadt on the NBC TV comedy SUPERSTORE, and as Dee Dee, Moira Rose's sister on the now-classic multi-award winning comedy SCHITT$ CREEK. A graduate of Montreal's McGill University, Toronto-native Irwin began her professional career in show business as a child actress in the 1985 mini-series ANNE OF GREEN GABLES and the horror feature THE GATE before joining THE SECOND CITY comedy troupe. Irwin worked with THE SECOND CITY from the mid-1990s, appearing in dozens of varied comedic stage performances including challenging improvisational pieces.With Canada as a hotbed of film production, Irwin landed supporting roles in many feature films including 1996's MRS. WINTERBOURNE (alongside Ricki Lake, Brendan Fraser, and the legendary Shirley MacLaine), 1998's BLUES BROTHERS 2000, and 1999's SUPERSTAR - the feature film adaptation of Molly Shannon's SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE character Mary Katherine Gallagher, where her performance earned her a Canadian Comedy Award nomination.Irwin then set her sights on Los Angeles, where she hoped to launch a career as a comedic actress. Within weeks of arriving, she landed a guest role on the CBS TV's sitcom THE ELLEN SHOW and a regular spot on the NBC TV sitcom INSIDE SCHWARTZ. Other notable television work has been: SLINGS AND ARROWS, THE GAVIN CRAWFORD SHOW, RAISING HOPE, MICHAEL: EVERY DAY, BREAKING IN, HBO's EASTBOUND & DOWN, HBO MAX's HACKS, Netflix's PHYSICAL, and the animated series CRASH CANYON.Other films Irwin can be seen in are: NO STRINGS ATTACHED, BAD TEACHER, LONG WEEKEND, and the 2021 Dan Mazer film THE EXCHANGE. In 1997, she became a performer and co-creator of a parody of musicals from the 1920s. The musical began as a one-night-only stag party for Bob Martin and Janet van de Graaf at the legendary The Rivoli in Toronto, and after various workshops went on to become the now-legendary multi-Tony Award winning Broadway musical THE DROWSY CHAPERONE, which opened on Broadway in May 2006. Irwin is also co-creator of the KIDSTORY app - an app that lets parents privately share with friends and family their kid's “story”: their favorites, firsts, quotes, artwork, sports and the photos and videos that go with each moment. An online digital scrapbook that keeps everything organized in one place. KIDSTORY is available for free download at the App Store. Also on Episode 68, Wendi and Dfernando discuss her new 7E Miyolift microcurrent face mask, her old school datebook, Dfernando launching his Master Class for aspiring fashion photographers, fashion stylists, and others interested in starting careers in the fashion photography industry, and Wendi's new home buyer's remorse moment. On THE RIPE REPORT, Wendi and her new nutrition chronometer, and Dfernando shares his love for all things by filmmaker Wes Anderson, from his countless international TV commercials, his films THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS, MOONRISE KINGDOM, THE GRAND BUDAPEST HOTEL, to his new 2021 film THE FRENCH DISPATCH. Watch Wendi and Dfernando and their TEAM GENERATION RIPE: Greg Covey, Shelley McLendon and Ponciana Badia on Season 7 Episode 2 of CELEBRITY FAMILY FEUD - now on ABC OnDemand and Hulu and on the GENERATION RIPE website. Follow us on our Instagram:Wendi McLendon-CoveyDfernando ZarembaGENERATION RIPE... and our guest Jennifer Irwin & KIDSTORY.Remember to subscribe, rate & leave a review for GENERATION RIPEVisit Dfernando Zaremba's website: dfernandozaremba.com
Episode 67 and Wendi and Dfernando's guest interview is actress and writer Jennifer Irwin. Jennifer Irwin is best known for her roles on television as Virginia Kremp on the long-running ABC TV comedy THE GOLDBERGS, Linda Michaels on ABC TV's comedy STILL STANDING, Dolly Durkins on the CW's iZOMBIE, Laurie Neustadt on the NBC TV comedy SUPERSTORE, and as Dee Dee, Moira Rose's sister on the now-classic multi-award winning comedy SCHITT$ CREEK. A graduate of Montreal's McGill University, Toronto-native Irwin began her professional career in show business as a child actress in the 1985 mini-series ANNE OF GREEN GABLES and the horror feature THE GATE before joining THE SECOND CITY comedy troupe. Irwin worked with THE SECOND CITY from the mid-1990s, appearing in dozens of varied comedic stage performances including challenging improvisational pieces.With Canada as a hotbed of film production, Irwin landed supporting roles in many feature films including 1996's MRS. WINTERBOURNE (alongside Ricki Lake, Brendan Fraser, and the legendary Shirley MacLaine), 1998's BLUES BROTHERS 2000, and 1999's SUPERSTAR - the feature film adaptation of Molly Shannon's SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE character Mary Katherine Gallagher, where her performance earned her a Canadian Comedy Award nomination.Irwin then set her sights on Los Angeles, where she hoped to launch a career as a comedic actress. Within weeks of arriving, she landed a guest role on the CBS TV's sitcom THE ELLEN SHOW and a regular spot on the NBC TV sitcom INSIDE SCHWARTZ. Other notable television work has been: SLINGS AND ARROWS, THE GAVIN CRAWFORD SHOW, RAISING HOPE, MICHAEL: EVERY DAY, BREAKING IN, HBO's EASTBOUND & DOWN, HBO MAX's HACKS, Netflix's PHYSICAL, and the animated series CRASH CANYON.Other films Irwin can be seen in are: NO STRINGS ATTACHED, BAD TEACHER, LONG WEEKEND, and the 2021 Dan Mazer film THE EXCHANGE. Irwin is also co-creator of the KIDSTORY app - an app that lets parents privately share with friends and family their kid's “story”: their favorites, firsts, quotes, artwork, sports and the photos and videos that go with each moment. An online digital scrapbook that keeps everything organized in one place. KIDSTORY is available for free download at the App Store. Also on Episode 67, Wendi and Dfernando are back after a short hiatus and talk about the upcoming Douglas Keeve fashion documentary POLLY, about the legendary Fashion Editor: Polly Mellon; another update on Wendi's new home hunting; the recent gathering at Dealey Plaza in Dallas, TX where thousands awaited the appearance for the late John F. Kennedy Jr. and his father John F. Kennedy Sr. (they obviously were a no-show); as well as updates of 2 past GENERATION RIPE guests and what they have been up to: Cedric Yarbrough and Nia Vardalos. On THE RIPE REPORT, Dfernando shares a favorite skincare product: St. Ives Blackhead Clearing Green Tea & Bamboo Scrub, and Wendi shares a favorite podcast she has been binging: CELEBRITY MEMOIR BOOK CLUB. Watch Wendi and Dfernando and their TEAM GENERATION RIPE: Greg Covey, Shelley McLendon and Ponciana Badia on Season 7 Episode 2 of CELEBRITY FAMILY FEUD - now on ABC OnDemand and Hulu and on the GENERATION RIPE website. Follow us on our Instagram:Wendi McLendon-CoveyDfernando ZarembaGENERATION RIPE... and our guest Jennifer Irwin & KIDSTORY.Remember to subscribe, rate & leave a review for GENERATION RIPEVisit Dfernando Zaremba's website: dfernandozaremba.com
In part two of our interview Caroline Atwood shares how a dramatic crash impacted her confidence going into trials and how social media added anxiety to her preparation. Dr. Tim Herzog digs deeper into how social media effects our daily mental health and performance. And Caroline shares how Olympic campaigning can be a really lonely pursuit at times. Want to see that big crash Caroline talked about, well check it out on our instagram this week: instagram.com/holdfastusa As promised here is the link the Carolines new campaign website: ccracingusa.com Also here is the link to Dr. Herzog's practice: reachingahead.com
Host Andrew Hunter Scholey is joined by return guest Alex Gagne to discuss "Slings and Arrows" Season 2 (2005).This episode edited by Spencer Trout.
Producer Alice joins Jeremy and Niamh to chat about the television show Slings and Arrows, a Canadian cult classic and favorite among regional Shakespeare companies. This is one of two episodes about the six episodes of Slings and Arrows season 1.
Host Andrew Hunter Scholey is joined by guest Alex Gagne to discuss season one of Canadian tv series "Slings and Arrows" (2003-2006).Edited by Spencer Trout
We’re joined by Peter Vulfranc (TroubleShooters, These Days Are Ours) to talk about the Slings and Arrows, the Canadian television show about the inner workings of the New Burbage festival - a fictional Shakespeare festival staffed and captained by all sorts of artistic egos and one, very real, ghost. We watched Season 2, Episode 4: “Fair is Foul and Foul is Fair.” We talk about ensemble casts, the complicated relationships between art and business, stories in which nobody is in charge and corny, offensive marketing. Due to some unforeseen technical issues and, well, 2020, we were not able to give Syndicated w/ Lesley and Ben the attention it deserved right after launch - which is why we only released three episodes in 2020. We’re working on stocking up on plenty of new episodes of the show. You’ll be hearing a lot more from us in the future. Syndicated with Lesley and Ben is a twice monthly podcast about television, genre and storytelling in which your hosts watch one episode of a new show and explore the history of television one episode at a time. From family room sitcoms to space exploration shows, reality TV to procedurals and game shows, we’re going to cover it all and give you the context you need to understand the wonderful world of television and the stories we love.Our Logo is by Terra Bosart, the theme song is by Mandra Sigma and the show is edited by Johnny Rinaldo.
This is The Spoon, where Mason Reese is our guest, and we're looking back at the anals of television. Music By Life, Interrupted Cotton Mather The New Pornographers Spoon Feeding Muriel Anderson ~ Harp Guitar Pluto TV Slings And Arrows The Persuaders The Protectors The Men Of The Spoon Robbie Rist Chris Jackson Thom Bowers The Spoon on Twitter The Spoon Facebook Group The Spoon Facebook Page Email: the_spoon_radio@yahoo.com
In 2009, as part of an afternoon celebrating Waitakere City and West Auckland, Going West guests heard the story of iconic New Zealand television series Outrageous Fortune and the fictional West family of West Auckland. The multi-award winning creative team of Rachel Lang and James Griffin, along with actor Robyn Malcolm (Cheryl West), were joined in conversation by Auckland Theatre Company founder, actor and director Simon Prast. This session also celebrated the publication of Outrageous Fortune: the West Family Album, a book byhttps://www.fishpond.co.nz/c/Books/a/Lang%2C+Rachel ( Rachel Lang), James https://www.fishpond.co.nz/c/Books/a/Griffin%2C+James (Griffin) and Tim Balme, published by West Auckland publisher Peter Dowling of Oratia Media. Outrageous Fortune was created for Henderson-based South Pacific Pictures and ran on TV3 from 2005 to 2010. It is the longest running drama series made in New Zealand, and one of the few embraced by an Australian audience. It spawned a US and an English version, and even aired in Eastern Europe. Starting in 2015, TV3 screened a spinoff series, Westside. Set in the 1970s and 80s, the series followed the younger years of key characters Ted and Rita West. The final episode played on November 16 2020, bringing to a close the West family television saga. Both Outrageous Fortune and Westside shamelessly championed New Zealand music, starting with its use of Westie favourite Gutter Black (by Hello Sailor) as its theme music. Both series also featured buildings and locations across West Auckland, including the brick and tile West family residence in Te Atatu South.
In this one, we figure out if the hosts lean more towards optimism or pessimism. We get to the bottom of where the host's trust issues come from and the choice is made between "Reels" and "TikTok" Our Instagram is live and you can find it below. Say Hey! Instagram - ManlookPodcast, donovandamage, ed_wins_alot, themadswami, foreveralexis1 Our inbox is open if you want to reach out to us through email for some advice or you just want to say hey its themanlookpodcast@gmail.com we are looking forward to hearing from you.
THE Leadership Japan Series by Dale Carnegie Training Tokyo, Japan
Japan has some set pieces around leadership. The Middle Manager boss sits at the head of an array of desks arranged in rows, so that everyone in the team can be seen. This is important because this is how the boss knows who is working well in the team and who isn't. They can be observed every day, all day long. What time they arrive and what time they leave, who is late back from lunch – it is all there in front of the boss. Meetings are easily arranged and follow up is a shout away – “Suzuki, what is happening with that report?”. Now the team are at home, away from the constant surveillance of the boss. The boss has little idea how they spend their days and our clients tell us many Middle Managers are struggling to supervise the diaspora. In many cases, the day would start with the chorei, the morning huddle, getting the team together to go through what is on for that day. These meetups can continue even when everyone is at home. We have just moved it online. Everyone needs to be on camera at 9.00am, dressed for business, rather than in a T-shirt. If you don't come on camera that is a red flag. There may be some depression issues bubbling away in the background, as the isolation starts to get to people. They begin to withdraw. One of my team didn't come on camera for three days in a row, saying there was an issue with the laptop webcam. Was there an issue? How would I know that was the case, sitting in my study, at my home? I immediately started organising another laptop to be sent out. I need to see everyone's face every day, to check how they are doing. In the end, it was a technical issue around the privacy settings in Teams. The point though is, I didn't really know what was going on. I have to be continuously keeping an eye out for the emergence of any stress or depression in my team. At the chorei we go through good news reports, the vision, mission, values, the Dale Carnegie Principle for that day, who we are visiting virtually or otherwise and who is visiting us, each person's top three priorities for the day and a motivational quote. The whole thing takes about ten minutes. I usually spend another ten minutes talking about things like taking care of your health, standing up regularly because we tend to sit for too long, issues around coordination which have arisen, the latest news in our business, the cash flow situation and recognising good work. We also have Coffee Time With Dale at 3.00pm every day for anyone who wants to just shoOt the breeze and catch up with colleagues, they don't physically meet anymore. The meeting cadence with direct reports continues online but it is easy for this to fade or drift. People's new work from home schedules seem to make it harder to connect. Back in February, when we started working from home it had a temporary feel about it. On reflection, I didn't immediately embed some processes I should have. It is now many months since our migration to working from home and we will many more months like this. These direct report meetings are a discipline I found I have to really enforce, because many of my staff seem to possess ninja level skills at avoiding talking with boss. I want stuff from them, I want it yesterday and I am very demanding. Talking with me is probably a pain, so some are quite creative in escaping the supervision. The biggest issue has been coordination across the whole business, as we all descend into our little pockets of responsibility and start losing sight of the big picture. I have to spend a lot more time now making sure that key information is being shared and that I am also sharing key information, rather than hogging it to myself. This is a time consuming activity, but we have dropped the ball a couple of times because it wasn't done properly. Before you know it, timelines start to drift, activities drop out of completion sequence and confusion is not far behind. This is when you discover just how detail challenged some people in the team actually are. In the office it got covered off somehow. Being subterranean, it wasn't noticeable. In isolation from each other however, wrong data inputs have a horrendous impact. They spark a lot of effort to clean up the mess created. It draws people away from what they should be doing, dragging them into the morass of re-work. We tried to get around these coordination and communication issues by creating one truth. There is a live document in Teams that everyone can access and all changes are noted there. As a training company, we have training events scheduled LIVE On Line or in the Super Safe Classroom, so we can see which ones are being executed, which are postponed, who is involved, etc. A limited number of people are allowed to feed into this document to enforce accountability and control. You may need a similar live document that tells everyone what is going on, which is being updated continuously as things change. GIGO (garbage in garbage out) is an issue for any document, so the details have to be monitored carefully. To overcome the isolation, one on one meetings are being held more frequently than when we were in the office. However, I find it is even harder than normal to get hold of people because they are often holding online meetings or are on the phone. In the office, I could just walk over to their desk and signal to them to see me after they finished their call or grab them when they came back from their meeting. I just have to invest the time now to make the communication channels work properly. I find our younger people are not phone savvy. They don't check their phones for incoming calls they have missed. This wastes a lot of time trying to get hold of people, so I have to be pretty bolshie with them, about checking their phones for missed messages and to check their voice mail regularly. It is a real pain, but sending emails or text messages as well seems to be the way to get their attention. People are now working from home and are liberated from the daily grind of commuting in Tokyo which is good. They are not necessarily pouring this extra time into their work though. As the boss, I have had to become a much more “supervising” leader than before, which I actually hate. There are many more moving pieces now due to Covid-19, so whether I like it or not, I have become more interventionist to make sure it all hangs together. How about you? Has this been your experience too?
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The second summer of conversations recorded at the Sewanee Writers' Conference continues with playwright Rachel Bonds, who tells James about finding her voice in a one-act, using jealousy as a job coach, being on the writing treadmill, and recognizing the struggles of those close to us. Plus, actor and Performing Prose co-founder Sean McIntyre. http://www.sewaneewriters.org/ 2020 Applications due March 15! - Rachel Bonds Rachel and James discuss: Olivier Sultan (agent) St. Andrew's-Sewanee School Lisa D'Amour Barack Obama James Agee George Saunders Jennifer Egan Kevin Wilson - Sean McIntyre: https://www.performingprose.com/ Sean and James discuss: THE SOPRANOS Drew Barrymore Middlebury College Steve Yarbrough Jim Shepard ROMEO AND JULIET by William Shakespeare THE SIMPSONS LES MISERABLES music by Claude-Monet Schonberg "Master of the House" Emily Nemens Tim O'Brien SEINFELD BREAKING BAD THE GOAT, OR WHO IS SYLVIA by Edward Albee Dan O'Brien Marilyn Nelson SLINGS AND ARROWS Keanu Reeves The Stratford Festival Performing Prose Emily Shain Anne Ray Sewanee Writers' Conference - Music courtesy of Bea Troxel from her album, THE WAY THAT IT FEELS: https://www.beatroxel.com/ - http://tkpod.com / tkwithjs@gmail.com / Twitter: @JamesScottTK /Instagram: tkwithjs / FB: https://www.facebook.com/tkwithjs/
In this stellar episode, Joe and Sarah talk about a bit of gaming history, play with the idea of VR in the healthcare system, all while stumbling over their decaffinated brains! Learn more: www.wyspmedia.com/gameover Follow us: www.instagram.com/game.over.podcast Follow Sarah: www.instagram.com/ladydangerchaos Follow Joe: www.instagram.com/game.over.joe Joe on Mixer: www.mixer.com/parlan_spinner Sarah on Twitch: www.twitch.tv/familiarpoison Sarah on Epic Games: FamiliarPoison “Game Over” is presented by Whatever You Say Productions, LLC. www.wyspmedia.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thegamesbrigade/support
It's time to welcome back our oldest Hatewatch tradition, Pilot Palooza! This year, we are mostly disappointed in the pilots and ourselves, but we muddle our way through the Pilot Dumpster Fire of 2019. We discuss Russian Doll, Slings & Arrows, Gentleman Jack, State of the Union, Fleabag, You, and the pilot that chose us, Classic Mary Berry. If you liked this episode, please gift us a subscription to Acorn TV.
While daring Sisyphus flies through dark space A ghost requires a Lorem face to face And as the crew's reality does ween Is all the world a stage, or all a dream? Chris Rathjen as Ghost of Lt. Pombeau, Cmdr. Corbomite Hayes Nick Wagner as Lt. Ch'arles Lorem Julia Weis as Ensign Spot, Lt. Rita King Rayna Caskey as Ensign Bobbi Sean Kelly as Lt. Cmdr. Crick Watson. Dan Granata as Lt. DeFarge
Alice faces trashy hell and Sam has déjà vu from episode 4... We discuss Schitt's Creek, Slings and Arrows, Tucker and Dale vs. Evil, and Loving Vincent. Follow us on Instagram @pleasedontmakemewatch, Twitter @Dontmakemewatch or email us at pleasedontmakemewatch@gmail.com.
"Conscience has made coward of us Democrats" In this episode: Trump obstructs justice, the Saudi Arabian government crucifies someone who they already beheaded, Nancy Pelosi plays "Hamlet," Chris Cuomo is an asshole, and we invented "Republican Earth Day."
Most people agree with us about the issues affecting our culture, and influencing our students, but they won’t defend God’s position publicly. Instead, they read the vile posts against the Christian positions, on my website, and stay silent. Why won’t the Christians speak out? The packet of salt is a blessing. If you don’t open […]
Roy and Cale learn the painful lesson that not all Canadians are as friendly as advertised. Roy and Summer's romance hits a major snag.
The play deepens as a possible murder tries to get her money back while new jobs are tried. In real life, relationships are strained to the breaking point.
Chamberlain loves you, the listeners, so much that he took two bullets for you this week. He finished Darksiders III, which you should not play, as well as Call of Cthulhu, which you also should not play. Chance deftly deflected those bullets, crushing Chamberlain’s poise, and spent his time getting to know Sekiro on a deeply personal level. And Alex spent all of his time being good at Risk of Rain 2, a surprisingly complete and functional early access title.
This week, Andrew talks about his experience watching the old 70s Lynda Carter Wonder Woman show, which occupies a space somewhere in between the campy action of 60s Adam West Batman and the campy action of the 80s A-Team. Then, we take one last trip to theater camp to wrap up our Slings and Arrows TV Book Club. SHOW NOTES More on Wonder Woman: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wonder_Woman_(TV_series) Wonder Woman on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Wonder-Woman-Season-1/dp/B000NWZGRW Slings and Arrows Season 1 Episode 5: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MR-jzPyjAcU Slings and Arrows Season 1 Episode 6: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d90kdolykoI
This week, special guest Craig (of Overdue fame) joins the show to help Kathryn recommend a new round of shows to our generous patrons. Then, Craig lends us his theatrical expertise as we jump into episodes 3 and 4 of Slings and Arrows. SHOW NOTES: Show recommendations! Adventure Time: http://www.cartoonnetwork.com/video/adventuretime/ Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries: https://www.netflix.com/title/70259338 Orange Is The New Black: https://www.netflix.com/title/70242311 Line of Duty: https://www.hulu.com/line-of-duty Borgen: https://itunes.apple.com/us/tv-season/borgen-season-1-english-subtitles/id1029864055 Slings and Arrows S01E03: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kseo537iflc Slings and Arrows S01E04: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uXHBBi79wg8 Overdue, where you can hear Craig every week: http://overduepodcast.com/
This week Andrew suffers through Better Late Than Never, a not-quite-reality show about old men being casually racist in a foreign country. Then, we chat about episodes one and two of Slings and Arrows, our latest TV Book Club. SHOW NOTES Better Late Than Never, which is truly terrible: https://www.hulu.com/better-late-than-never Slings and Arrows episode 1: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z4OL2DZLL7k Slings and Arrows episode 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G8ctDIGg_9s
Geoff is an Educational Psychologist. His story is about his parents and the challenges they had while growing up. It also tells the story of Geoff, why he became a psychologist and how he came to work with students who are vision impaired. Geoff's story of personal challenges, resilience and his passion to guide others makes for an engaging story. If you enjoy the episode, would you mind popping over to the iTunes Store or Podcasts app and giving the show a rating and review. Also, during the episode, there is a reference to statistics on bullying of school students. If you would like more information on the research quoted, you can find it here: https://aifs.gov.au/cfca/publications/children-who-bully-school/understanding-school-bullying You can find Stories of You on Facebook and Twitter. Twitter: http://twitter.com/soypodcast Facebook: http://facebook.com/storiesofyoupodcast The show website is: http://storiesofyoupodcast.com if you'd like to say hi!
The sixth episode of season 1 takes place in Monaco! And someone has packed the bow and arrow! Pay no attention to the bow and arrow! Shannon and Zach are joined by guest Andrew Schwartz so they can talk about slings but mostly an arrow.
Trading Block: GOOG after the bell. ATM Straddle: Approx. $21 - a 3.5% move. Last earnings: 19 handle move from close to open, approx. 3.5%. Volume: Approx. 3x ADV. Calls nearly 3 to 1 over puts. Bank of England urges longer jail terms for market manipulators. On July 16th, 2004 - Martha Stewart was sentenced for insider trading, conspiracy, and obstruction of justice in the ImClone trading scandal. Odd Block: Calls trade in C&J Energy Services Ltd (CJES), calls trade in Regions Financial Corp (RF), and calls roll in US Bancorp (USB) Mail Block: Listener questions and comments Comment from Anonymous - I listened to your talk on Options Insider Radio. (That is a very good program!) It seems that there are a lot of misunderstandings about the cracking down on short sales in China. In fact, there is no limit on short short sales in China as long as you can borrow shares. Very similar to the US shorting stocks. But the main problem in China is the leverages with loans from outside financial companies. A subsidiary of BABA is enabler of such outsider loans. That subsidiary company in Hangzhou (where I am from) has software called HOMS, which expand the single brokerage account into a multiple user account with or without brokerage firms knowledge. The original intended users are fund management firms. But the loan companies use the software to provide loans and control the account for margin risk management. They provide margin loans up to 1:10 ratio. When the market initially dropped 15~20%, many accounts will have margin problem. Later on, the loan companies started manipulation operation: They purposely push down the index futures at certain hours, trigger the market sales, and then they forcefully close customer accounts. Finally the Chinese police department stepped in. That really scared those loan operators. Overall, I think it is great idea to forceful interrupt the vicious feedback loop, and return the market to more normal operations. In China, the communist part[y] has to take responsibilities for the wellbeing of the general population, instead of "following the rules" to allow or protect a few successful guys who figured out how to take advantage of the system shortcomings. So I think it is a good. In the US, no one was charged and put into jail for 2008 crisis. Here, we think that following rules is more important than the results. But the rules have been set up the guys who purposely keep holes they can exploit. In this case, I totally support the Chinese government. It demonstrates that Chinese government can correct the problem much more effectively and efficiently. For a society, it is better to protect 1,000,000 people from losing $1,000 each than to allow a guy to make $1B through "successful" trading. Question from SB94 - What's up with Chinese stock options? Are options going to be listed in China anytime soon? Question from Sean - I like to follow an indicator that determines the strength of a trend going in a certain direction. How do these typically reflect in the options market? Around the Block: Earnings! Citigroup, Google, eBay, UnitedHealth Group, America Movil, Blackstone, Goldman Sachs, Philip Morris International, Schlumberger, Advanced Micro Devices, Mattel, General Electric, Honeywell
Trading Block: GOOG after the bell. ATM Straddle: Approx. $21 - a 3.5% move. Last earnings: 19 handle move from close to open, approx. 3.5%. Volume: Approx. 3x ADV. Calls nearly 3 to 1 over puts. Bank of England urges longer jail terms for market manipulators. On July 16th, 2004 - Martha Stewart was sentenced for insider trading, conspiracy, and obstruction of justice in the ImClone trading scandal. Odd Block: Calls trade in C&J Energy Services Ltd (CJES), calls trade in Regions Financial Corp (RF), and calls roll in US Bancorp (USB) Mail Block: Listener questions and comments Comment from Anonymous - I listened to your talk on Options Insider Radio. (That is a very good program!) It seems that there are a lot of misunderstandings about the cracking down on short sales in China. In fact, there is no limit on short short sales in China as long as you can borrow shares. Very similar to the US shorting stocks. But the main problem in China is the leverages with loans from outside financial companies. A subsidiary of BABA is enabler of such outsider loans. That subsidiary company in Hangzhou (where I am from) has software called HOMS, which expand the single brokerage account into a multiple user account with or without brokerage firms knowledge. The original intended users are fund management firms. But the loan companies use the software to provide loans and control the account for margin risk management. They provide margin loans up to 1:10 ratio. When the market initially dropped 15~20%, many accounts will have margin problem. Later on, the loan companies started manipulation operation: They purposely push down the index futures at certain hours, trigger the market sales, and then they forcefully close customer accounts. Finally the Chinese police department stepped in. That really scared those loan operators. Overall, I think it is great idea to forceful interrupt the vicious feedback loop, and return the market to more normal operations. In China, the communist part[y] has to take responsibilities for the wellbeing of the general population, instead of "following the rules" to allow or protect a few successful guys who figured out how to take advantage of the system shortcomings. So I think it is a good. In the US, no one was charged and put into jail for 2008 crisis. Here, we think that following rules is more important than the results. But the rules have been set up the guys who purposely keep holes they can exploit. In this case, I totally support the Chinese government. It demonstrates that Chinese government can correct the problem much more effectively and efficiently. For a society, it is better to protect 1,000,000 people from losing $1,000 each than to allow a guy to make $1B through "successful" trading. Question from SB94 - What's up with Chinese stock options? Are options going to be listed in China anytime soon? Question from Sean - I like to follow an indicator that determines the strength of a trend going in a certain direction. How do these typically reflect in the options market? Around the Block: Earnings! Citigroup, Google, eBay, UnitedHealth Group, America Movil, Blackstone, Goldman Sachs, Philip Morris International, Schlumberger, Advanced Micro Devices, Mattel, General Electric, Honeywell
AfterBuzz TV's The Royals edition is a weekly after-show for E!'s original series The Royals. In this episode hosts Christina Kaplan, Traci Propst, Fern Ronay, and Megan Stecher discuss episode 6. The Royals is a television drama series that premiered on E! on March 15, 2015. The network's first scripted series, it stars Elizabeth Hurley as Queen Helena, a fictional modern-day queen consort of England. E! announced on January 15, 2015, that the series had been renewed for a second season, two months before its debut. Follow us on http://www.Twitter.com/AfterBuzzTV "Like" Us on http://www.Facebook.com/AfterBuzzTV For more of your post-game wrap up shows for your favorite TV shows, visit http://www.AfterBuzzTV.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Scott McCloud creates stunning graphic novels and he's written the definitive text on why comics deserve more respect. We get the backstory of Elizabeth Blackwell, America's first female doctor. Plus a special nerd confession collected at the ALA's conference.
With several television premieres this week, there’s plenty to discuss on the podcast. First we go through the comedies, including John Oliver’s debut on The Daily Show, then talk a little reality, and finally dive into the dramas, before welcoming Emily VanDerWerff, TV Editor for the A.V. Club and podcaster at TV on the Internet, ... The post The Televerse #94- Slings & Arrows with Emily VanDerWerff appeared first on PopOptiq.Edited on 6/3/19 to correctly reflect Emily VanDerWerff's name. Unfortunately, the audio for this podcast still contains Emily's deadname.
Stephen Ouimette, who plays Bejart in the current Broadway revival of "La Bête", talks about what it takes to hold the stage, with little dialogue, throughout the show's fabled 30 minute opening monologue -- especially after having played the voluble role of Valere himself almost 20 years ago in his native Canada. He also discusses his acting training at the University of Windsor; joining The Young Company at the Grand Theatre in London, Ontario immediately after graduation; his 17 (soon to be 18) seasons with Canada's famed Stratford Festival, where his roles have included Mozart in "Amadeus", Hamlet and Richard III; how he has kept himself fresh by alternating work at Stratford with work at many of Canada's major companies; his prior forays to the U.S., including plays at Chicago Shakespeare and a run at City Center in New York in 1998; how he feels about Stratford's "The Importance of Being Earnest", in which he played Rev. Chasuble, coming to New York without him; his rare forays into musicals, notably "Oliver!" in Edmonton and "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" in Stratford; what it has been like to make his Broadway and West End debuts in a single year; his anticipation of appearing with Brian Dennehy in both "Twelfth Night" and "The Homecoming" in summer 2011 at Stratford; and the singular experience of playing Oliver Welles in the television series "Slings and Arrows", which afforded him the opportunity to work one last time with his early mentor, legendary Canadian actor William Hutt. Original air date - December 8, 2010.
Stephen Ouimette, who plays Bejart in the current Broadway revival of "La Bête", talks about what it takes to hold the stage, with little dialogue, throughout the show's fabled 30 minute opening monologue -- especially after having played the voluble role of Valere himself almost 20 years ago in his native Canada. He also discusses his acting training at the University of Windsor; joining The Young Company at the Grand Theatre in London, Ontario immediately after graduation; his 17 (soon to be 18) seasons with Canada's famed Stratford Festival, where his roles have included Mozart in "Amadeus", Hamlet and Richard III; how he has kept himself fresh by alternating work at Stratford with work at many of Canada's major companies; his prior forays to the U.S., including plays at Chicago Shakespeare and a run at City Center in New York in 1998; how he feels about Stratford's "The Importance of Being Earnest", in which he played Rev. Chasuble, coming to New York without him; his rare forays into musicals, notably "Oliver!" in Edmonton and "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" in Stratford; what it has been like to make his Broadway and West End debuts in a single year; his anticipation of appearing with Brian Dennehy in both "Twelfth Night" and "The Homecoming" in summer 2011 at Stratford; and the singular experience of playing Oliver Welles in the television series "Slings and Arrows", which afforded him the opportunity to work one last time with his early mentor, legendary Canadian actor William Hutt. Original air date - December 8, 2010.
This week's podcast profiles Stephen Ouimette, who is currently appearing as Grumio in The Taming of the Shrew at Chicago Shakespeare Theatre. He talks with Anne Nicholson Weber about his wide-ranging career acting for theatre and television, voicing animated films and directing for the stage.
Actor and author Bob Martin chronicles the journey of "The Drowsy Chaperone" from sophisticated bachelor party entertainment to success on the Toronto fringe to its current berth as a full-scale Broadway musical, and talks about the creation of his critically acclaimed television series "Slings & Arrows", which portrays life on stage and off at a Canadian Shakespeare festival. Original air date - June 2, 2006.
Actor and author Bob Martin chronicles the journey of "The Drowsy Chaperone" from sophisticated bachelor party entertainment to success on the Toronto fringe to its current berth as a full-scale Broadway musical, and talks about the creation of his critically acclaimed television series "Slings & Arrows", which portrays life on stage and off at a Canadian Shakespeare festival. Original air date - June 2, 2006.
Actor and author Bob Martin chronicles the journey of "The Drowsy Chaperone" from sophisticated bachelor party entertainment to success on the Toronto fringe to its current berth as a full-scale Broadway musical, and talks about the creation of his critically acclaimed television series "Slings & Arrows", which portrays life on stage and off at a Canadian Shakespeare festival. Original air date - June 2, 2006.
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