Podcasts about spanky mcfarland

Rick Saphire Has Managed -  Represented the Following Stars:   Mickey Rooney, Sir John Mills, Margot Kidder, Rip Taylor, Chris Noel, Terry Moore, Jerry Mathers, Betsy Palmer,Anna Maria Alberghetti, Hayley Mills, Juliet Mills, Gary Lewis & the Playboys, Anson Williams, Molly Bee, Katica Illenyi, Mally Lewis and Lamb Chop, The Original Mouseketeers, Voiceover Stars from SpongeBob SquarePants, Paul Petersen, Sheila MacRae, The Little Rascals' Spanky McFarland, Darla Hood, Beverly Washburn, Mathew "Stymie" Beard, and Tommy "Butch" Bond, Chubby Checker, Charlie Callas, Soupy Sales, and Others   Rick Saphire can be reached Directly at the following web address https://www.ricksaphire.com/

This is the first Alumni edition of the podcast. A literal leadoff hitter steps into the batter's box for the debut edition. Corey Hoch was a redshirt senior under first-year head coach Spanky McFarland, providing leadership in a transition year of 1998 while enjoying the best year of his JMU player experience.  Hoch leans on his Diamond Duke buddies even today as you learn in this podcast.   Batting second is Emilly Schutt, who played field hockey for the Dukes and is continuing her education at the University of New England in Maine, studying marine biology.  

In Part 2 of this 2005 interview, maintenance Sgt. Ed "Smoky" Stuever describes with remarkable clarity events from 60 years before. These include his experiences in the veterinary detachment of the horse cavalry, chaperoning Spanky McFarland, towing trucks onto Utah Beach after their engines sputtered out, getting drunk on mirabeille (white lightning) and making his captain pull guard duty, repairing tanks at night by the light from gun flashes, and helping a German woman and her three children escape from Russians near the end of the war. The episode is long and I've dispensed with the usual narrative, so I'll say it now: Thank you for listening to Myfatherstankbattalion. I'm Aaron Elson, your host.

Everything that ain't tied down is getting "rebooted"! Where are the original ideas?! Sitting in drawers unmade because YOU (yes, you!) would rather go see superheroes and CGI lions at your local bijou! Okay, that might be hyperbole. Might, I tell you. In this episode, the SSN Crew wades through the plethora of announcements for "new" takes on "Saved By the Bell," "Set it Off," "The Craft," "Punky Brewster", and "The Boondocks." We give our takes on which of these (if any!) will make it. Plus - we celebrate Janet Jackson's "Rhythm Nation 1814" turning 30, little Spanky McFarland running around in blackface 80 years ago, dive into Netflix's "Big Mouth" (!), and hope that Dobie Gillis can get his errant cousin Shane Gillis together. SHOW NOTES: • 0:00:00: Say Something Real: Reviews   ◦ Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1819 (Album, 1989)   ◦ Advice and Consent (Film, 1962)   ◦ Our Gang: Anniversary Trouble (Short film, 1935)   ◦ (The Many Loves of) Dobie Gillis (TV, Amazon Prime)   ◦ Menace 2 Society (Film, 1993)   ◦ Scooby-Doo background music   ◦ Steve Jobs (Film, 2015)   ◦ Home Again (Film, 2017)   ◦ Lucifer (TV, Netflix)   ◦ Styling Hollywood (TV, Netflix)   ◦ The Family (TV, Netflix)   ◦ American Horror Story: 1984 (TV, FX)   ◦ Cannon Busters (TV, Netflix)   ◦ Disenchanted (TV, Netflix)   ◦ Big Mouth (TV, Netflix) • 0:50:48: Say Something New: Entertainment News   ◦ "GLOW" renewed for fourth and final season   ◦ "Raising Dion" trailer • 0:57:42: Main Discussions: Remakes, Remakes, Remakes!   ◦ Sony: "The Craft"   ◦ New Line: "Set It Off" and "House Party"The Craft   ◦ Peacock - NBC's new streaming service: "Saved by the Bell," "Battlestar Galactica," "Punky Brewster"   ◦ HBO Max: "The Boondocks" • 1:59:46: Say Something Nice Challenge   ◦ Shane Gillis is hired and immediately fired by Saturday Night Live for racist podcasting WHERE TO FIND OUR SHOW: Come join our Facebook group: http://ssnpodcast.com/fbgroup Want to help support the show? Visit http://ssnpodcast.com/donate/ to leave us a PayPal donation! Check us out on social media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/ssnpodcast Facebook: http://facebook.com/ssnpodcast Instagram: http://instagram.com/ssnpodcast

Everything that ain't tied down is getting "rebooted"! Where are the original ideas?! Sitting in drawers unmade because YOU (yes, you!) would rather go see superheroes and CGI lions at your local bijou! Okay, that might be hyperbole. Might, I tell you. In this episode, the SSN Crew wades through the plethora of announcements for "new" takes on "Saved By the Bell," "Set it Off," "The Craft," "Punky Brewster", and "The Boondocks." We give our takes on which of these (if any!) will make it. Plus - we celebrate Janet Jackson's "Rhythm Nation 1814" turning 30, little Spanky McFarland running around in blackface 80 years ago, dive into Netflix's "Big Mouth" (!), and hope that Dobie Gillis can get his errant cousin Shane Gillis together. SHOW NOTES: • 0:00:00: Say Something Real: Reviews   ◦ Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1819 (Album, 1989)   ◦ Advice and Consent (Film, 1962)   ◦ Our Gang: Anniversary Trouble (Short film, 1935)   ◦ (The Many Loves of) Dobie Gillis (TV, Amazon Prime)   ◦ Menace 2 Society (Film, 1993)   ◦ Scooby-Doo background music   ◦ Steve Jobs (Film, 2015)   ◦ Home Again (Film, 2017)   ◦ Lucifer (TV, Netflix)   ◦ Styling Hollywood (TV, Netflix)   ◦ The Family (TV, Netflix)   ◦ American Horror Story: 1984 (TV, FX)   ◦ Cannon Busters (TV, Netflix)   ◦ Disenchanted (TV, Netflix)   ◦ Big Mouth (TV, Netflix) • 0:50:48: Say Something New: Entertainment News   ◦ "GLOW" renewed for fourth and final season   ◦ "Raising Dion" trailer • 0:57:42: Main Discussions: Remakes, Remakes, Remakes!   ◦ Sony: "The Craft"   ◦ New Line: "Set It Off" and "House Party"The Craft   ◦ Peacock - NBC's new streaming service: "Saved by the Bell," "Battlestar Galactica," "Punky Brewster"   ◦ HBO Max: "The Boondocks" • 1:59:46: Say Something Nice Challenge   ◦ Shane Gillis is hired and immediately fired by Saturday Night Live for racist podcasting WHERE TO FIND OUR SHOW: Come join our Facebook group: http://ssnpodcast.com/fbgroup Want to help support the show? Visit http://ssnpodcast.com/donate/ to leave us a PayPal donation! Check us out on social media: Twitter: http://twitter.com/ssnpodcast Facebook: http://facebook.com/ssnpodcast Instagram: http://instagram.com/ssnpodcast

The man behind The Florida Project (one of the year’s best movies) joins Leonard and Jessie for a candid look at his career, which began on public-access television in Manhattan. His last feature, Tangerine, caused a stir because it was shot entirely on iPhones…but it’s the content, not the cameras, that makes these movies so good. (His latest was photographed on 35mm film.) Sean shares the story of his “overnight” success and explains why he thanks Spanky McFarland and the creators of the Little Rascals at the end of The Florida Project. Try Mubi free for 30 days at mubi.com/maltin!