Podcast appearances and mentions of stanley kubrik

Schreibt uns ne Nachricht.16 Filme reichten aus, um einen tiefen Fußabdruck im roten Plüschteppich Hollywoods zu hinterlassen. Gehen die  heute immer noch oder schleichen sie sich mittlerweile heraus aus dem kollektiven Bewusstsein des Kinopublikums des 21. Jahrhunderts? Wir sprechen über die Legende, den Monolithen aus Zelluloid und Silverscreen. Die One-Man-Show, den Selbstzerstörer, den Ausnahmeregisseur. Wir sprechen über Stanley Kubrik. Also greift ins Popcorn und lehnt Euch zurück.

In this week's Memory Safe episode, Sherrod DeGrippo of Microsoft talks about her first experiences with hacker culture, why a Stanley Kubrik movie shows a glimpse of what AI is, and how she makes sure that “threat intelligence hits the right note.”

Hello Horror Heads, Ask and you shall receive! This week we are giving you what you've been demanding for years. Stanley Kubrik's The Shining! What else can I say... Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

durée : 00:03:43 - Le Pourquoi du comment : histoire - par : Gérard Noiriel - "Je suis Spartacus" : s'écrieront, dans une scène culte du film "Spartacus" de Stanley Kubrik, les esclaves vaincus par l'armée romaine, sommés de dénoncer leur chef pour avoir la vie sauve. Aux États-Unis, des journaux ont fait le lien entre cette scène et le slogan "je suis Charlie".

This week, Clay Jenkinson's conversation with Listening to America's Enlightenment correspondent David Nicandri after viewing the blockbuster film Oppenheimer. How close did the film stay to the historical record? Was the characterization of Oppenheimer both accurate and compelling? Why does Lewis Strauss (Robert Downey, Jr.) play so large a role in the film? Will the film be remembered in Hollywood history? Why is the film rated R? Is Christopher Nolan's depiction of Edward Teller an allusion to Stanley Kubrik's Dr. Strangelove? Do the four narrative strands of the film hold together? What is the significance of the argument of the film that, once you create nuclear devices, they are sure to be used in the next existential world crisis?

[Part 2 of 2] Since recording part 1 of this conversation, Antony caught COVID-19 and lost a bit of weight, but he managed to talk for about 100 minutes here about more topics he has previously covered in episodes of his podcast "Life & Life Only". Here we discuss diverse things including the extraordinary feats of endurance by David Blaine

While Pete is on a short break, we've dipped into the YASNY archives to bring you one of our favourite chats from the man of the moment, Tony Armstrong. Tony Armstrong has never seen Stanley Kubrik's masterpiece 2001 A Space Odyssey ... UNTIL NOWSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Oscar Nominated director Todd Field chats with Giles Alderson and Dom Lenoir all about his Academy Award nominated feature Tár.It's a real 'Field Good' episode!He talks:Going from Acting to Directing How Tom Cruise challenged himCasting Cate BlanchettWhat he learnt from Stanley Kubrik and Jan de BontWorking with high profile talent on his debut (and Oscar nominated) feature In The BedroomHow he wrote TarWhy he likes rehearsalAdvice for filmmakersSet in the international world of Western classical music, the film centers on Lydia Tár, widely considered one of the greatest living composer-conductors and the very first female director of a major German orchestra.Trailer Tár is OUT now in cinemasThree Day Millionaire OUT NOW in the UK and will be released in the USA and Canada on21st FebruaryMuch A Do screening 25th February – Prince Charles cinemaPATREON Big thank you to:Lee HutchingsMarli J MonroeKaren NewmanJoin our Patreon The Filmmakers Podcast is hosted, produced and written by Giles Alderson @gilesaldersonSocial Media by Kalli Pasqualucci @kallieepMarketing Huw SiddleLogo and Banner Art by Lois Creative Theme Music by John J. Harvey Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

- Folge 38: Alles über das Jahr 1984- Wir klären in dieser Folge ein für alle Mal:Welches Land wurde 1984 von einem Schlumpf regiert?Was war das erste in Deutschland zensierte Computerspiel und warum war das eine recht fragwürdige Entscheidung?Wieso ist die Berliner S-Bahn keine Speerspitze der Zuverlässigkeit und was hat das mit dem Jahr 1984 zu tun?Wer thronte 1984 an der Spitze der deutschen Single-Charts?Warum war die Flick-Affäre deutlich schlimmer als das Ausscheiden der DFB-Elf in Katar?Welcher unglaubliche Kriminalfall nahm 1984 seinen Anfang? - Fun facts, hard facts & Nerd FactsIndira Gandhi war nicht, wie wir vermutet haben, mit Mahatma Gandhi verwandt, sie hat den Namen durch Heirat von Feroze Gandhi erworben, der ebensowenig mit Mahatma Gandhi verwandt war. Indira war die Tochter von Jahawarlal Nehru, dem ersten Premierminister des unabhängigen Indiens, ihr Sohn Rajiv Gandhi wurde ebenso Premierminister und kam auch bei einem Attentat ums Leben.Konstantin Tschernenko ist nicht wie von uns behauptet an Lungenkrebs gestorben, sondern an einem Lungenemphysem, Grund war aber trotzdem das Rauchen.Stanley Kubrik wollte auf keinen Fall eine Fortsetzung von Odyssey 2001 (von 1968), weswegen er alle Unterlagen, Aufnahmen und Kulissen des Films vernichtetet. 1984 erschien dennoch 2010 – das Jahr in dem wir Kontakt aufnahmen, ohne seine Mithilfe, aber zusammen mit dem Autor Arthur C. Clarke, auf dessen Geschichten schon den ersten Teil basierte. Die weiteren Teile 2061 – Odyssey Three und 3001: The Final Odyssey wurden nie verfilmt.Die unendliche Geschichte wurde von Wolfgang Petersen (Das Boot) verfillmt, Vorlage ist der gleichnamige Roman von Michael Ende. Der Film behandelt nur das erste Drittel des Romans. Michael Ende bezeichnete den Film als „gigantisches Melodram aus Kitsch, Kommerz, Plüsch und Plastik“ ließ seinen Namen aus dem Vorspann streichen.Das Titellied The NeverEnding Story von Limahl wurde zunächst nur in der US-amerikanischen Filmfassung verwendet. Nachdem sich Limahls Version auch in Europa in den Hitparaden platzieren konnte, wurde der Film in Deutschland mit dem US-Soundtrack erneut veröffentlicht. - LinksVideo des 1984 indizierten Computerspiels River Raid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zYLA_uO-XH0Bild von "Ich kann beim besten Willen kein Hakenkreuz entdecken": https://bit.ly/3irmLiIPodcasts: https://disko80.buzzsprout.comRSS-Feed: https://feeds.buzzsprout.com/1754816.rssHomepage: http://www.purwienundkowa.comAktuelle CD von Purwien & Kowa: https://ffm.to/puk5Musik von Purwien & Kowa: https://purwienkowa.bandcamp.comBücher von Purwien & Kowa: https://amzn.to/2W9Ftj8Spotify Playlist Episode 38: https://spoti.fi/3w5wvCn 

Com o retorno triunfal de Leonardo Wittmann junto à Alexandre Rossi e Rafael Coelho, mergulhamos de cabeça nesse thriller erótico de Stanley Kubrik, De Olhos Bem Fechados. email: euqueroverofilme@gmail.com twitter: @queroverpodcast instagram: @euqueroverofilme youtube: /euqueroverofilme Música 'Slasher' por Karl Casey @ White Bat Audio

Esta semana fuimos críticas de cine y libros, insultamos a Stanley Kubrik, le rendimos culto a Los Simpson y a nuestros libros favoritos de Stephen King.

A new season begins in this Deadly Theremin with one of the most famous films of the horror genre. Directed by Stanley Kubrik and based on a novel with the same name written by Stephen King, The Shining touches classic themes that frightens, in a suspense-building-but-also-already-kind-of-there atmosphere, different generations since its first release. It speaks directly to our most primal fears in a brutal fashion (yes, I am thinking about the elevator of blood). 

WE review Stanley Kubrik's Norbit, Wes gets a new catchphrase, and Ethan unveils his casino.   Review: Dr. Strangelove Quiz (35:40): The Sting Twitter: @WEAintSeenNothinYet Facebook:@WEAintSeenIt Ethan: @PowerfulGoose, letterboxd: egeese Wesley: @babyweswee, letterboxd: babyweswee

durée : 00:10:13 - Les Lumières de Barry Lyndon - par : Marianne Vourch - C'est après la lecture du roman picaresque du XIXè siècle, écrit par William Makepeace Thackeray, Mémoire de Barry Lyndon, que Stanley Kubrik décide d'en réaliser le film. - réalisé par : Sophie Pichon

What do NASA, Stanley Kubrik, Tom Cruise and billions of dollars have to do with one another?  Who knows?  Come find out with hosts Johnny FiendX, Agent 69 and your favorite lizard overlord underling Madame Bushman.

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Es wird verrucht und verrückt in Ausgabe 66. André besuchte mit Tom Cruise eine mysteriöseste Swinger-Party in "Eyes Wide Shut". Matze hat währenddessen Autos zerdeppert, als er mit "Mad Max" auf Rachefeldzug war.

Elvis Lule është drejtor i Element Studios. Ai ka shkruar dhe drejtuar së fundmi filmin "Shija e Derrit". Në këtë episod komentuam filmin The Shining nga Stanley Kubrik. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Elvis Lule Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elvislule/ Element Studios Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/elementstudios.al/ Instagram Tipar Zanor: https://www.instagram.com/tiparzanor/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7EOJ0xQp5TmBC03kK7WeGW A special thanks to our Patreons: Jolin Matraku, Ilian Papakozma, Roksana Papakozma, Erina Mati.

#392 - October spooks continue with Stanley Kubrik's, "The Shining"  The Overlook hotel is creepy as heck and we LOVED this movie.  We then crossover to our favorite twins in movies, such as: Luke and Leia, Julius and Vincent, and Jamie and Cersei, and more Category: Movies HSF Rating Alex-7, Scott-7, Jeff-7  Please follow and contact us at the following locations: Patreon: http://patreon.com/hansshotfirst Facebook: Hans Shot First Twitter: http://twitter.com/hansshot1st Email: hansshotfirst@outlook.com iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/hans-shot-first/id778071182 Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/m/I5q2th5tzsucvpzgmy3kmzgtd44?t=Hans_Shot_First iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/256-hans-shot-first-30934202/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/0ityvhlXhdtoXFJFOO1cvA

WE'RE BACK!!! Season 5 baby!! Welcome to the Storyboard where the guys give you some industry news, let you in on what they're watching or looking forward to and give you a preview of this month's movies, A Clockwork Orange and Mulholland Dr.!Take it to the baby town... If you like what you hear, please rate, review and subscribe!!You can find us on Facebook and Instagram at Movies in the Buff and Twitter @BuffMovies, or email us at watchingmoviesinthebuff@gmail.com.moviesinthebuff.buzzsprout.comHosted by John Dreher and Brett Bolton; Cover Art by Melanie Brown

At long last, Nat and Alli reveal the origin of the name "Snails & Oysters." Assuming we didn't explain in the first episode. Did we? Regardless, tune in to here your bi nerds discuss Stanley Kubrik and Dalton Trumbo's 1960 classic, Spartacus. We talk about the nature of freedom, homophobia among leftists, and Tony Curtis's thick New York accent Follow us on Twitter Snails & Oysters: twitter.com/SnailsOysters Alli Rogers: twitter.com/allinotallie Nat Roberts: twitter.com/GnatRoberts Our theme song is Gumballs by Billy Libby: twitter.com/billylibbymusic And our cover art was designed by Abby Austin: instagram.com/abigailbaustin --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Listen in for the first fully 'conversational' episode in awhile as I round up friends of the show Chance Shirley (director of Hide and Creep, Interplanetary, and For A Few Zombies More) and Jeremy Burgess (director of the forthcoming Don't Die) to talk about a pair of epic conspiracy thrillers: 1977's Capricorn One directed by Peter Hyams (Timecop, 2010: The Year We Made Contact), and starring Elloit Gould, James Brolin, OJ Simpson, and Karen Black (among others). 2016's Operation: Avalanche directed by Matt Johnson (The Dirties, Nirvanna the Band the Show) and starring Matt along with his buddy Owen Williams Both movies are easily watchable via HBO Max and Amazon Prime, respectively, and are definitely worth your time. To find Chance's films, check out his website, crewless.com and find him on Twitter: @Crewless For more about Jeremy and his upcoming film, check out Don't Die on Seed & Spark: https://seedandspark.com/fund/dont-die#updates and find him on Twitter @JD_Burge. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nsfapod/message

Chris Ernst, Super Infra Man, and Red Pill Junkie. A fascinating discussion occurs. Topics include the "official UAP disclosure report", the militarization of space, reasons why humankind has not returned to the Moon, secret space programs and break-away civilization theories, billionaires' private space hobbies, the difficulties of keeping humans alive off of Earth, the "Star Trek" universe as post-capitalist, Moon landing denial, questions about Stanley Kubrik and the lunar footage, Robert C. Hoagland and "edited lunar material", Ingo Swann, structures on the Moon, legends of an Asian female mummy found on the Moon, rather odd reactions by Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin's UFO sightings, Sedona and the face on Mars, George Lucas's esoteric references, climate change, the "Star Wars" universe, art vs. business, the phenomenon of being so rich/successful that no one can question you, Star Wars vs. Star Trek in philosophy/ideology, "The Nine", Andrija Puharich, D. G. Vinod, Gene Roddenberry, Trekkies, the 1960 French book "The Morning of the Magicians" and the 9 Unknowns, the power of narratives, the 17th century Rosicrucians, John Dee's Enochian magick and the British Empire, the Masonic origins of the United States, Netflix series from Iceland "Katla", "Sasquatch" series, Jacques Vallee's experiences with hippies and bikers, the archetype of the Wild Man.

This show was recorded on July 16, 2021 Seriah hosts Chris Ernst, Super Infra Man, and Red Pill Junkie. A fascinating discussion occurs. Topics include the "official UAP disclosure report", the militarization of space, reasons why humankind has not returned to the Moon, secret space programs and break-away civilization theories, billionaires' private space hobbies, the difficulties of keeping humans alive off of Earth, the "Star Trek" universe as post-capitalist, Moon landing denial, questions about Stanley Kubrik and the lunar footage, Robert C. Hoagland and "edited lunar material", Ingo Swann, structures on the Moon, legends of an Asian female mummy found on the Moon, rather odd reactions by Neil Armstrong, Buzz Aldrin's UFO sightings, Sedona and the face on Mars, George Lucas's esoteric references, climate change, the "Star Wars" universe, art vs. business, the phenomenon of being so rich/successful that no one can question you, Star Wars vs. Star Trek in philosophy/ideology, "The Nine", Andrija Puharich, D. G. Vinod, Gene Roddenberry, Trekkies, the 1960 French book "The Morning of the Magicians" and the 9 Unknowns, the power of narratives, the 17th century Rosicrucians, John Dee's Enochian magick and the British Empire, the Masonic origins of the United States, Netflix series from Iceland "Katla", "Sasquatch" series, Jacques Vallee's experiences with hippies and bikers, the archetype of the Wild Man, and much more! - Recap by Vincent Treewell Download

Mis amigos cinéfilos y geeks de siempre me acompañan para hablar de 2010, el año que hicimos contacto. Esa película secuela del film de Stanley Kubrik que no dirigió Stanley Kubrik. ¿Qué podía salir mal? Varias cosas, de hecho. Redes del programa: - Facebook: Comentario sin contexto | Facebook - Instagram: Comentario Sin Contexto (@comentariosincontexto) • Fotos y videos de Instagram - Twitter: Comentario Sin Contexto PODCAST (@comentariosin3) / Twitter Recuerden seguirme. Además, solo tienen que contactarme por alguna de esas vías si es que se quieren convertir en patrocinadores de Comentario Sin Contexto. Con lo que contarán con beneficios exclusivos. Música original de G.AMusic: G.AMusic - YouTube Programa patrocinado por Anchor: Anchor - The easiest way to make a podcast --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ComentarioSinContexto/support

Tony Armstrong has never seen Stanley Kubrik's masterpiece 2001 A Space Odyssey ... UNTIL NOW

Welcome back, Wolf Pack, to another Positive Cinematic Spotlight! As Halloween gets closer and closer, we continue to look at horror movies for positive ideas and encouraging thoughts. This week we look at another Stanley Kubrik film, this time from 1980: The Shining. Stanley Kubrik's The Shining is based on Stephen King's 1977 novel of the same name, his first hardback bestseller. While King was disappointed in the film for its handling of the themes King intended and the movie's interpretation of the character of Wendy Torrence, Kubrik's movie is considered one of the best horror films ever made. In the movie, Jack is a former teacher, alcoholic, and struggling writer looking for a change of scenery and solitude to write a novel. He gets an opportunity to caretake for the Overlook Hotel, an isolated mountain hotel in Colorado which shuts down during the winter months. While he and his family, wife Wendy and son Danny stay there, the hotel is soon discovered to be haunted and negatively affecting Jack. In the original novel, a major theme is about how actions have lasting effects, as Jack was an abused child, and as a father, while trying to control it, Jack had been abusive to Danny. Similarly, the hotel had been a scene of several episodes of violence, each leaving its mark or aura on the Overlook Hotel and making it a malevolent force encouraging Jack to continue the cycle of violence. The movie leaves out Jack's backstory and much of the Overlook's history, minimizing that theme. What we have in its place, however, is a theme of a protagonist, Jack Torrence, who abuses himself with alcohol, overwork, and stress, leading him to become sleep deprived, uncommunicative, and abusive to his family. The Overlook Hotel is clearly prodding Jack's negative thoughts, but there's an impression that if Jack didn't isolate himself physically and emotionally, under the guise of working on his novel, and spent more time with his family, things may have turned out differently. If only he had taken care of himself physically and emotionally.Similarly, we, in the field of education, need to watch out for overworking ourselves, isolating ourselves, and mounting stress upon ourselves. Many of us find ourselves adapting to the new education format, and in doing so are spending more time learning new technology tools and methods to teach, and converting lessons we've used in the past into virtual formats. Some districts have teachers juggling both virtual and traditional classes. We are stressing about our students' educational progress, keeping up with deadlines, and, in reality, nothing new from last year or the year before, except… the increased technology demands, but that's enough to put us at risk of overworking ourselves, overstressing, and isolating ourselves to maintain focus and get our work up to date. But we need to avoid this.Don't neglect yourself, don't neglect your sleep, your friends and family, don't neglect your health. These stresses can, and will, have a negative effect on your attitude and enthusiasm for the job and your interactions with students. It won't be as extreme as Jack Torrence's reaction, but we will become less patient and less available for our students who need us compassionate and observant. And as the novel shows us, negativity breeds negativity, but we can also extrapolate that positivity breeds positivity. Tending to our own needs makes it easier to tend to the needs of others, and being positive and supportive of our students leads to a more positive teaching environment with fewer disciplinary troubles. So, what have you done for yourself? Gotten the recommended 8 hours of sleep? Maintained a regular eating schedule? Taken time off from all stresses to enjoy your favored pastime? Be sure to do so. You'll be happier, you'll be a more effective teacher, and your students will benefit. Thank you for all that you do, thank you for being the best, thank you for taking care of yourself, and thank you for

Tommy Dassalo has never seen Stanley Kubrik's classic horror The Shining ......UNTIL NOW

Welcome back, Wolf Pack, to another Positive Cinematic Spotlight! Last week, we looked at Samwise's support of Frodo as he tries to destroy the key to Sauron, the evil all-seeing eye from taking over Middle Earth in the Fantasy series “The Lord of the Rings.” This week, we are looking at another evil eye, this time from the future; HAL-9000 from 2001: A Space Odyssey. 2001 is a movie that addresses many themes and concepts, but one of the most memorable segments of the movie deals with the artificial intelligence, HAL-9000. Through HAL-9000, director Stanley Kubrik and writer Arthur C. Clarke explore mankind's fear of new technology. HAL-9000 is put into the Discovery One spaceship to maintain systems, but it starts to malfunction, leading to a confrontation between HAL-9000 and the crew who can no longer trust the AI. When schools had to adapt our teaching practices due to the Coronavirus, many of us had to take on a significantly different, technology based style. We were being asked to learn many new computer programs to deliver the educational content to students through the transmitting eye of a webcam. Interestingly, I recently heard a comment and was asked a question that many echo and show a concern about education's future. I was asked recently what I thought things were going to be like for the next 2021 - 2022 school year. I also heard from another teacher that there was a feeling of defeat after virtual lessons. Both within one week told me many of us are worried about the future and are unsatisfied with virtual teaching. But one thing I know is that as much as we would rather be in the classroom face to face with a full class, parents also want the return to traditional teaching. As a father I have children who struggle virtually, but excel in person, and children who are not hindered by virtual education… except when it malfunctions… like HAL-9000. I do think virtual teaching isn't going away, but I believe after the pandemic subsides, it will be greatly reduced and used to better accommodate student needs. Imagine not having to make up days cancelled due to inclement weather, because we can put assignments online. Students assigned to detention could avoid falling behind because we have work they can do online. We can see virtual schooling for extended periods of time doesn't work for everyone, but short spans of virtuality can help students to keep up and teachers to keep moving in their curriculum. We need not fear virtual teaching, but use it as an alternative to traditional when traditional isn't an option, or virtual increases student safety. If anything, people are learning how important it is for us to be in the classroom. Before, we were expected to be here. Now we are needed to be here. Being needed gives us influence. When Dave Bowman asks HAL to let him back in Discovery One, HAL respondes, “"I'm sorry Dave, I'm afraid I can't do that!'" But our experiences with new technology, programs, and apps can now increase our ability to say, instead, “I'm glad to say I can do that,” When families and students ask for alternative solutions to accommodate their needs, But we have proven our importance both in the classroom, and in front of the webcam, and on the keyboard. It can be difficult and overwhelming trying to adjust to the increased technological needs, but we can adapt and incorporate these new tools to better reach more students. Just remember, a tool is useless without someone choosing to use it. They are here for us to use, not here to replace us. I want to thank everyone for all that you do for our students, and for being the best.

When someone asks me my favorite movie, I always say: I have three. Stanley Kubrik’s, The Shining. Rob Reiner’s, This is Spinal Tap and David Lynch’s directorial debut, Eraserhead.David Lynch is a curious cat. An accidental disruptor. A master of actively, consciously stepping into the void without fear or trepidation. There is something to be said about someone who sees the herd, knows they have the capacity to outrun the herd if they wanted to, but still chooses their own unique creative path. David Lynch’s life is a perpetual leaping off the cliff into the unknown, not knowing where he’ll land, but recognizing that the not knowing is what makes for a fun, and life-changing, journey. On today’s episode of the Risktory Podcast, the story of the accidental disruptor, David Lynch.The Risktory Podcast is created, written, hosted and produced by Jacinthe A Galpin.All rights reserved.Bibligraphyhttps://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Lynchhttps://www.britannica.com/biography/David-Lynch-American-director-and-screenwriterhttp://www.artnet.com/artists/david-lynch/

O Iluminado, um clássico do mestre do terror Stephen King, ganhou vida nos cinemas nas mãos de Stanley Kubrik e hoje ganha vida em mais um episódio do Quarta Parede! APOIE O NOSSO FINANCIAMENTO COLETIVO. Agora nós temos um Catarse para ajudar a sustentar esse podcast e você pode contribuir indo em: www.catarse.me/quartaparede Entre em contato com a gente! Adoramos receber cartinhas virtuais quartaparedepodcast@gmail.com twitter: @quartaparedepod facebook.com/quartaparedepodcast Vocês também podem encontrar as meninas nos seguintes lugares: Anna Lívia Marques - twitter/instagram @annaliviams youtube.com/theannaliviams Que Crime Foi Esse? @quecrimefoiesse  linktr.ee/quecrimefoiesse Larissa Siriani -  twitter/instagram @LarissaSiriani facebook.com/LariSiriani youtube.com/larissasiriani padrim.com.br/larissasiriani O Quarta Parede faz parte da família #OPodcastÉDelas Vocês podem seguir o OPED em www.opodcastedelas.com.br twitter/instagram @opodcastedelas contato@opodcastedelas.com.br

Hey scare bunch!! We cordially request your company at the first ever Scare Brunch! The spread this week includes a brooding writer, a secluded hotel, ghost twins, and, for dessert, REDRUM. Join us for mimosas and a movie as we discuss Stanley Kubrik's The Shining! What did you think of the movie? Send us an email to let us know your thoughts at thescarebrunch@gmail.com. Please also follow us on instagram @thescarebrunch so you never miss an update!

Welcome to Out of the Shadows, a series that dives into the world of 80s horror movies. Join Chris Chavez and Jim Clark as they explore the best and worst of what made the 80s the golden age of horror. On this episode, Chris and Jim examine Stanley Kubrik's The Shining, a film that has deeply divided horror fandom into two very specific factions - those who see it as a masterpiece in cinematic storytelling, and those who see it as a bastardized version of a novel in which the original story provides a much deeper and richer context to the characters than what is shown on screen. Listen to hear what the guys think. Find us on the web at BICBP-RADIO.COM

Welcome to Out of the Shadows, a series that dives into the world of 80s horror movies. Join Chris Chavez and Jim Clark as they explore the best and worst of what made the 80s the golden age of horror. On this episode, Chris and Jim examine Stanley Kubrik’s The Shining, a film that has deeply divided horror fandom into two very specific factions - those who see it as a masterpiece in cinematic storytelling, and those who see it as a bastardized version of a novel that provides a much deeper and richer context to the story and characters than what is shown on screen. Listen to hear what the guys think. Find us on the web at BICBP-RADIO.COM

This week hosts Rachael Weinberg and Sydney Brumfield begin their new miniseries on the science fiction genre. Weinberg and Brumfield discuss the film "2001: A Space Odyssey," directed by Stanley Kubrik, and dive into its lasting impacts as well as the films it inspired.

This week hosts Rachael Weinberg and Sydney Brumfield begin their new miniseries on the science fiction genre. Weinberg and Brumfield discuss the film "2001: A Space Odyssey," directed by Stanley Kubrik, and dive into its lasting impacts as well as the films it inspired.

The first of five Stanley Kubrik films in the IMDB top 250, Barry Lyndon is an epic lite, providing a story that is both small and focused, and grand and sweeping.|| TwoFiveOh Masterlist: bit.ly/twofiveohpod|| Instagram: instagram.com/twofiveohpod

On this week's episode of Fearless Films, the guys go on holiday to the infamous Overlook Hotel in Stanley Kubrik's "The Shining."Pete breaks down the classic horror film, from its pioneering of Steadicam technology, to its differences from the Stephen King source material.Nerd warning: Pete may go on a rant about how the book is better (but the movie is still great).Kevin realizes that no where is safe from Stephen King, as this story does not even take place in Maine, but rather the state of Colorado. He also laughs in the face of terror, as he has been trapped in his house with his family for the better part of a year, and no one has even picked up an axe once (he did get smacked with a spatula once, however. Long story).So join us in the ballroom, grab a drink from the waiter, and always remember: don't get too scared...

Halloween is quickly approaching and RB and Dom are here to discuss one of the all-time horror classics, Stanley Kubrik's The Shining. The 1980 film is Dom's top of the list favorite horror movie ever made stay tuned to find out why, along with RB's score and analysis of the cryptic ending to the film. Of course watch out for spoilers in this review! As always thanks for listening and stay tuned for more reviews and ranking videos coming soon! 

Con questo episodio iniziamo una nuova serie dedicata all'analisi dei miti dell'educazione. Iniziamo con quello, diffuso e dominante, del Benessere, entrato in crisi profonda a causa della pandemia. Come dobbiamo affrontare le domande di rassicurazione dei nostri figli? e, some sempre, cosa impariamo sull'educazione nel tentativo di dar loro una risposta?Oltre a commentare qui potete scrivermi: igor.salomone@me.comtelegram @igorsalomoneL'intermezzo musicale, per chi non lo abbia riconosciuto, è un brando tratto da Così parlò Zarathustra di Richard Strauss, reso famoso da Stanley Kubrik in 2001 Odissea nello spazio. Il legame tra quella citazione musicale e il testo lo lascio scoprire a voi.

Wayne and Shane discuss the movies in which nuclear annihilation is a distinct possibility. The threat of the hydrogen bomb is treated in totally differing perspectives."Fail Safe" (1964), directed by Sidney Lumet, and "Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb" (1964), directed by Stanley Kubrik, are rediscovered in this episode. "Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the war room."

Hello, Lovelies! Are you ready to talk about the moon landing that didn't happen? (and then immediately debunk it cause that's how Rebecca works) This week we discuss the "evidence", the theories, Stanley Kubrik, and what Rebecca was drinking when she decided to cover yet another episode that will cause Ashley to question her dedication to this show. Merch: https://theladiesofstrange.com/merch/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/theladiesofstrange Links to our social media and other fun stuff: https://www.theladiesofstrange.com/links/

In 1969 Stanley Kubrik changed the history of movies forever. 2001 is without a doubt a Sci-Fi classic. What can Noah and Patrick add to a movie that has been talked about for decades? Find out as Noah and Patrick review this classic duo of a film series. Enjoy! moviemaniacs2020@gmail.com  

FOOD FIGHTTTTTT!! Sort of. It's another episode of Dueling Decades, and this week we brought on one of the stars from The History Channel's new hit show, Eating History! Josh Macuga grabs the gavel for this retro food fight of sorts. Since Josh is a food specialist, prepare yourself for an all food version of Dueling Decades! On an hours notice, Drew Zakmin of the One Headlight 90's podcast joins the crew looking for two consecutive victories with Food of 1997. Marc dives deep into Food of 1975, and he's excited to throw the first meatball! To round things out, Mancrush looks to avenge a tie-breaker loss last week with Food of 1987! Take cover behind a cafeteria table, this one is about to get messy! Josh doesn't disappoint and shows up with some twenty year old Mike's Hard Lemonade to sip throughout, and he's going to need it. Don't slip on the Sloppy Joe, and be ready to dodge a heap full of Josh's behind the scenes tales from Eating History! Find out what food still taste amazing after two decades, or which food kept Josh on the toilet for two days, the best place to hide jelly donuts, huge appetites, soggy cereals, Swedish people, John Denver in the Matrix, a chef that likes to slam stuff, a chef you can't understand, vintage gum talk, Stanley Kubrik's best work, Jack Nicholson at his finest, exploding stomachs, everyone loves ice cream, never get pizza in Utah, famous cookies, nostalgic commercials, mud sharks, Mancrush shares a story about Marine Corps boot camp, soul food surprises, bad parenting, Eating History season two, and just what old foods are red flags to eat? Do you agree with Josh's rulings? Play at home and judge for yourself! While you're at it, send your rulings to our Facebook and pick up 20 points on the Dueling Decades Leaderboard! Please don't forget to subscribe and review! Want to share some of your own 1980s & 1990s memories? Join the other thousands of people in our Facebook group and get more original nostalgic content every day! If you're into the 1960s & 1970s, join our new group! Links below: https://www.duelingdecades.com https://www.facebook.com/duelingdecades https://www.twitter.com/duelingdecades https://www.instagram.com/duelingdecades https://www.facebook.com/groups/duelingdecades/ https://www.facebook.com/groups/duelingdecades60s70s/

Good Moron to you…yes, this is a lengthy episode, HOWEVER in this episode we finish our conversation with Cheryl Hines!  And we cover a lot of ground.  Among other things we talk about: The Kennedy rights-of-passage that she had to undergo before marrying into the Kennedy family which may or may not have included secret passageways underneath Martha’s Vinyard and Hyannis Port.   Whether Cheryl had to take a closed door blood oath before the actual marriage vows were exchanged before being indoctrinated into the Kennedy family.  Spoiler alert: I just made that up. She didn’t.   She talks a bit about the Kennedy family and how they’re a lot like most families… large families that is, and they’re a lot more laid back than we project in our minds about them.  She mentions the matriarch of the family Ethel who is RFK’s widow and 92 years old. They had eleven children together. Eleven… So, yeah… big family.   We talk about our first jobs in Los Angeles when were struggling actors.  Cheryl went on to become a star and I’m certainly no longer a struggling actor… I’m just struggling.  Thank you very much. (rimshot) And a crazy story of Cheryl having to go to a State Hospital which is the equivalent of a Stanley Kubrik film version of The Shining which happened just as the very first Curb Your Enthusiasm HBO special was airing so she was literally on the verge of having a real career and there she is in a state hospital slash looney bin. We’re Shootin’ the Sh*t with Cheryl, which is a live streaming show of hers that YOU can be a part of and I’ll tell you about at the end on the Modern Moron CLOSE So there you have it, The Modern Moron is now the official platform when Cheryl Hines wants to … um, have a platform.   Actually if you’re a superfan of Cheryl’s you can go to https://www.officialcherylhines.com/ that’s all one word, she has an online show right now Called “Shootin’ the Shit with Cheryl” and you can get some face-time with Cheryl and her guest.  It’s a weekly live streaming event. Go to the site, click RSVP and you can get a link to the show! It’s currently on zoom so there are a limited number of spaces per week.  I’ll put a link at the bottom. My thanks again to Cheryl and we’ll see you next time on the Modern Moron. officialcherylhines.com

This week our heroes look at one of the most influential horror films of all time. Grab your favourite axe, chop through a door and yell "heeeeeeeeeeres Johny" as Jimmy and Ken review The 1880 Stanley Kubrik classic The Shining. Join comedian Jimmy Eaton and his brand new father-in-law Ken Tyers as they learn all about each other through the films they love and loath.

HEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEERE'S PODCAST!You know all those times we said that Two Boys in a Balcony is about films set in New England, feature New England, about New England, or say the words New England? Well we're stretching that to the absolute limit today as we talk about the Shining, the most New England film ever made that's set entirely in Colorado. But fret not, Shelley Duvall does at one point say, "Vermont" and that counts! It's the Stephen King masterpiece that he absolutely hates... check into room 237 and listen to America's Dumbest Film Critics talk about Stanley Kubrik's the Shining. The Shining stars you know who the Shining stars. Stop being dumb

Lost in Space, The Expanse, Watchmen, Harley Quinn, Letterkenny, Short Treks, Avenue 5, 2001: A Space Odyssey

If you're wondering where Ep. 23 went we would love to tell you it has something to do with Stanley Kubrik and the mystery behind what The Shinning is all about and we were forced to take it down but its because in June 2021 we found out the guest comedian on that show said some things that are pretty douchey on a new app and not what we like to have on the show. Instead of dragging this persons name though social media we decided just to remove him all together. We can tell you he doesn't need us to make a fool out of himself, he did a fine Job of that all on his own. That't all , serious moment over, back to the laughs! On with the show! Reel Talk this week has Comedian and Debater on the Reel Debaters Chris Stanton talking to Micheal Petrow and Jimmy Skinner about his time in film school, shooting in public parks and what happens when you put the wrong soundtrack in a movie on Youtube. Micheal, Chris and Jimmy also talk about the idea of a best blockbuster category at the Oscars, when is CGI too much and they play a game of "would you rather" only true Tom Hank's fans would love. Email [thereeldebaters@gmail.com](mailto:thereeldebaters@gmail.com) Instagram @reeldebaters Twitter @reeldebaters

This week on That Movie Show presented by Showcase Cinemas on North Shore 104.9, Mike Wendt and Eddie McCabe chat about Terminator: Dark Fate under performing at the box office, and the impact "Legacy Sequels" are having on cinema. With the release of Doctor Sleep, Stephen King is reigniting his feud with Stanley Kubrik's The Shining. Plus, a Vietnam War movie is being made starring James Dean, 65 years after his death.Weekly Recommendations:Eddie - Jo Jo Rabbit (2019)Mike - Dolemite Is My Name (2019)https://thatmovieshow.net

Cer0 y Manu homenajean al gran cineasta Stanley Kubrik, con un pequeño repaso por su filmografía. Seguinos en Instagram @obsecine. Una producción de @cer0gram

This week, we Trek Out CBS CEO Joe Iannello's take on ViacomCBS going forward. Then Michael Dorn talks about Star Trek: Worf, Something good FINALLY comes from “Omega Glory”, and “Galaxy Quest” gives US a Birthday Present In Star Trek Online and gaming news, we look at Star Trek Online's UI changes, in-game build testing, and Romulan ships for EVERYONE! In gaming news, another Scopely expands, and our favorite Star Trek ships go Crypto. If that wasn't enough, Dr. Robert Hurt drops by to expand our brains in his newest Astrometrics Report! Of course, as always, before we wrap up the show, we'll open hailing frequencies for your incoming messages  This Weeks COMMUNITY QUESTIONS are: CQ: With “Star Trek: Picard” set to air next year, how would you feel about another Next Gen spin-off, specifically “Star Trek: Worf”? AND CQ: What do you think of Star Trek Online opening up Romulan starships to the other factions? Let us know on social media like Facebook, Twitter, or by visiting our website! TREK IT OUT by Jake Morgan CBS CEO Joe Ianniello Talks about the Future Following last week's news of a CBS-Viacom re-unification, CBS CEO Joe Ianniello sat down with the LA times to talk about his place in - and the direction of - the newly merged ViacomCBS. LA Times Staff Writer Stephen Battaglio asked how the 51 year-old-Iannello was able to guide CBS through the tumultuous departure of former-CEO Les Moonves. Iannello's response sounded very PIKE. “The most important thing is you have to listen and you have to be decisive in what moves you make. In the middle of all of this what I would say is, forget about what you think you know. Go around, meet the people and listen. Take a deep breath and go with your gut.” In regards to the push-and-pull of exclusivity vs. distribution, Ianniello discussed ViacomCBS' approach “I understand the tension between the two. But what I would say is we kind of have the best of both worlds where we're able to redeploy licensing dollars into more content. We want to put enough content in there to make sure we're driving subs. With “Star Trek” internationally we licensed the first series to Netflix and the second one to Amazon. CBS All Access will be the only place to get all of [the “Star Trek” series], so it does differentiate us among its competitors.” Michael Dorn's “Worf” Pitch Isn't Dead and Buried With excitement for “Star Trek:Picard” reaching fever pitch, it could be easy to forget about an older “Next Generation” spin-off pitch - Michael Dorn's “Worf” series. But fear not, the Star Trek alum will NEVER let us forget. Speaking at Keystone Comic Con in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Dorn discussed his proposed addition to the Star Trek mythos “I wrote it in 2012-13, and it's been going like this: a lot of interest, no interest, a lot of interest, no interest ... A guy who was a producer at this one place that I was pitching it came up to me before the meeting and [said], ‘I gotta tell you, your character meant so much to me' ... It fits so well into this new Star Trek universe. It just fits right in there. We'll see.” Fellow TNG co-star and long-time friend of Dorn - Marina Sirtis - added her thoughts, saying “I read [his pilot script] and I called him up and said, ‘How did you do that? He had all the action stuff minutely detailed … I was very impressed with my best friend.” Prop Store To Auction Spock's TOS Uniform If you're interested in television and movie props, or you're just a trekkie with some money burning a hole in your pocket, then we've got a story for you! Film and TV memorabilia company, Prop Store, will be hosting “one of Europe's largest and most exciting Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auctions across two days at the ODEON BFI IMAX in London, September 30th and October 1st 2019”. Nine-Hundred lots of iconic pieces of film and television memorabilia will include Michael Keaton's Batsuit from Tim Burton's 1989 “Batman”, Jack Torannce's “Hero Axe” from Stanley Kubrik's “The Shining”, and Spock's Screen-Matched Uniform from Star Trek: The Original Series! The blue science uniform was screen-matched to Leonard Nimoy's Spock costume in The Original Series season 2 episodes “The Omega Glory” and “The Ultimate Computer” - which first aired March 1st and March 8th of 1968, respectively. The uniform is estimated to rake in anywhere from 50,000 to 70,000 pounds - or about 61,000 to 85,600 US dollars. If you are in the area of Waterloo, London, England, you can check out the available lots at the BFI IMAX from 10:00am to 9:30pm, September 18th to October 1st. Galaxy Quest's 20th Anniversary Collector's Steelbook! On December 25th, 1999, movie-goers - and Star Trek fans - were given a wonderful gift. Galaxy Quest. In celebration of the iconic Sci-Fi-comedy-action-adventure-Star-Trek-homage, fans of the film will have the opportunity to purchase the Galaxy Quest Limited Collector's Edition Blu-ray Steelbook! Arriving September 21st, 2019 - and listed as a $19.99 Pre-order on Bestbuy.com - the Blu-Ray will come encased in a beautiful blue Steelbook, and will feature a score of special features including a “Galactopedia”, Documentaries, deleted scenes, and the films theatrical trailer!  For a link to the features and Best Buy pre-order page, trek out the show notes. Star Trek Online and Gaming News by Shane Hoover Upcoming Patrol User Interface Last week, on the Ten Forward weekly community live stream, Ambassador Kael and UI Artist Jo Gianulis gave players an introduction to the forthcoming Patrol UI. The new Patrol UI will be presented as a new tab on the Operations UI alongside TFO, PvP, and Private operations. Players will be able to directly launch any Patrol mission directly from this UI, regardless of their Sector Space position, and will be returned to their starting position when the mission is completed. Patrols are designed for single player action, though they'll support a full team, with no wait for queueing. Just click ‘Launch' to immediately get into the mission. The new system will come with five brand new Beta Quadrant patrols and five pre-existing Delta Quadrant patrols. More of the many existing patrols will be added quickly post-launch. The new Beta patrols are tied to the new Awakening story line surrounding the Mycelial Network and Spore colonies. And for the completists among us, new Accolades will also be introduced with the new system. Test Your Build on Tribble at Starbase 234 According to STO's recent blog, “Starbase 234 has been rebuilt from the ground up to once again serve as a training ground for Alliance starships. This improved Starbase makes extensive use of holographic technology to allow captains to engage in simulated combat in a wide variety of situations.”  What this news means for players is a built-in mission that allows them to choose their own combat challenge, specify desired difficulty, and get real-time feedback from STO's own combat parsing functionality. At least for now, the entirely new system will be available only on Tribble via interaction with the Tribble Test Vendor on Drozana Station. Starbase 234 will offer no mission rewards, but presents a unique opportunity to test builds and measure combat effectiveness against a variety of enemies and situations. New Romulus Command Decides to Share the Love After teasing the change in a recent fiction blog, Cryptic announced last week that “[Romulan] leadership has decided it's time to return the trust that has been shown to them, and allow their trusted allies the opportunity to test out their Singularity technology and specialized ship”. Nearly all Romulan ships that were exclusive to that faction will become available to Starfleet, KDF, and Dominion Vanguard captains. The captains need only have completed the Tutorial and, if applicable, advance to the 25th century. If you've been waiting years to put your Federation Captain in command of a Scimitar, well now's your chance! Event UI - Prelude On Tuesday, August 27, the Star Trek Online team officially announced their newest UI update: The Event Rewards Tab.  In a post, written by UI artist Joanna Gianulis, it was stated that “The Events now live on their own tab in the Mission Journal. There can now be multiple types of events, each tailored to their own specific goal and rewards.[...] Progress will now work like earned XP where you simply gain it until you reach your goal and then you can claim your reward. [...] All progress for upcoming Events will also now be truly account-wide, allowing you to participate in any of the new activities on any of your characters without having to worry about who had how much progress toward which reward on your account.” Information is still scarce, but we are monitoring the situation, and will likely have more to report next week! OTHER GAMING NEWS Scopely Expands Their Offices Scopely, the developer behind the hugely successful mobile game Star Trek: Fleet Command has announced plans to expand its offices in Dublin, Ireland and Barcelona, Spain. The announcement comes on the back of reports that Fleet Command has grossed $100 million since November 2018, as well as further success in several of its other franchises.  According to Scopely Co-CEO Javier Ferreira, “Our Dublin and Barcelona teams play a critical role in the Scopely journey, and we are actively hiring across both markets.” Scopely will also be doubling the size of its Los Angeles offices by 2020. Star Trek Leaves Spacedock in CSC Crypto Space Commander, CSC, launched for Early Access this summer, and now on August 29th, Star Trek will be crossing over into CSC's Galactic Federation. We've introduced listeners to CSC before, a sandbox space MMO built on an Ethereum based player economy. When this event begins on August 29th, the game will sell off the original Enterprise NCC-1701, the first of its six new Star Trek starships, in a six day Dutch auction, starting at $200,000 going down to as low as $0. Yes, we said $200,000. Other new Star Trek ships will be auctioned in turn after that. Additionally, 10,000 Star Trek Supply Crates will go on sale for $25 each. Each crate will contain one Star Trek starship and four random Star Trek modules. In the Supply Crates, you'll have a 90% chance of obtaining a Rio Grande Runabout-class starship, as seen in Deep Space Nine. The remaining 10% of crates will have one of these rarer starships: the Enterprise, Enterprise-D, Voyager, Defiant, or Rotarran. For full details, check the link in our show notes.  To learn more about CSC, visit csc-game.com. Astrometrics Report NASA Gets a Rare Look at a Rocky Exoplanet's Surface

This week, we Trek Out CBS CEO Joe Iannello’s take on ViacomCBS going forward. Then Michael Dorn talks about Star Trek: Worf, Something good FINALLY comes from “Omega Glory”, and “Galaxy Quest” gives US a Birthday Present In Star Trek Online and gaming news, we look at Star Trek Online’s UI changes, in-game build testing, and Romulan ships for EVERYONE! In gaming news, another Scopely expands, and our favorite Star Trek ships go Crypto. If that wasn't enough, Dr. Robert Hurt drops by to expand our brains in his newest Astrometrics Report! Of course, as always, before we wrap up the show, we’ll open hailing frequencies for your incoming messages  This Weeks COMMUNITY QUESTIONS are: CQ: With “Star Trek: Picard” set to air next year, how would you feel about another Next Gen spin-off, specifically “Star Trek: Worf”? AND CQ: What do you think of Star Trek Online opening up Romulan starships to the other factions? Let us know on social media like Facebook, Twitter, or by visiting our website! TREK IT OUT by Jake Morgan CBS CEO Joe Ianniello Talks about the Future Following last week’s news of a CBS-Viacom re-unification, CBS CEO Joe Ianniello sat down with the LA times to talk about his place in - and the direction of - the newly merged ViacomCBS. LA Times Staff Writer Stephen Battaglio asked how the 51 year-old-Iannello was able to guide CBS through the tumultuous departure of former-CEO Les Moonves. Iannello’s response sounded very PIKE. “The most important thing is you have to listen and you have to be decisive in what moves you make. In the middle of all of this what I would say is, forget about what you think you know. Go around, meet the people and listen. Take a deep breath and go with your gut.” In regards to the push-and-pull of exclusivity vs. distribution, Ianniello discussed ViacomCBS’ approach “I understand the tension between the two. But what I would say is we kind of have the best of both worlds where we’re able to redeploy licensing dollars into more content. We want to put enough content in there to make sure we’re driving subs. With “Star Trek” internationally we licensed the first series to Netflix and the second one to Amazon. CBS All Access will be the only place to get all of [the “Star Trek” series], so it does differentiate us among its competitors.” Michael Dorn’s “Worf” Pitch Isn’t Dead and Buried With excitement for “Star Trek:Picard” reaching fever pitch, it could be easy to forget about an older “Next Generation” spin-off pitch - Michael Dorn’s “Worf” series. But fear not, the Star Trek alum will NEVER let us forget. Speaking at Keystone Comic Con in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Dorn discussed his proposed addition to the Star Trek mythos “I wrote it in 2012-13, and it’s been going like this: a lot of interest, no interest, a lot of interest, no interest ... A guy who was a producer at this one place that I was pitching it came up to me before the meeting and [said], ‘I gotta tell you, your character meant so much to me' ... It fits so well into this new Star Trek universe. It just fits right in there. We’ll see.” Fellow TNG co-star and long-time friend of Dorn - Marina Sirtis - added her thoughts, saying “I read [his pilot script] and I called him up and said, ‘How did you do that? He had all the action stuff minutely detailed … I was very impressed with my best friend.” Prop Store To Auction Spock’s TOS Uniform If you’re interested in television and movie props, or you’re just a trekkie with some money burning a hole in your pocket, then we’ve got a story for you! Film and TV memorabilia company, Prop Store, will be hosting “one of Europe's largest and most exciting Entertainment Memorabilia Live Auctions across two days at the ODEON BFI IMAX in London, September 30th and October 1st 2019”. Nine-Hundred lots of iconic pieces of film and television memorabilia will include Michael Keaton’s Batsuit from Tim Burton’s 1989 “Batman”, Jack Torannce’s “Hero Axe” from Stanley Kubrik’s “The Shining”, and Spock’s Screen-Matched Uniform from Star Trek: The Original Series! The blue science uniform was screen-matched to Leonard Nimoy’s Spock costume in The Original Series season 2 episodes “The Omega Glory” and “The Ultimate Computer” - which first aired March 1st and March 8th of 1968, respectively. The uniform is estimated to rake in anywhere from 50,000 to 70,000 pounds - or about 61,000 to 85,600 US dollars. If you are in the area of Waterloo, London, England, you can check out the available lots at the BFI IMAX from 10:00am to 9:30pm, September 18th to October 1st. Galaxy Quest’s 20th Anniversary Collector’s Steelbook! On December 25th, 1999, movie-goers - and Star Trek fans - were given a wonderful gift. Galaxy Quest. In celebration of the iconic Sci-Fi-comedy-action-adventure-Star-Trek-homage, fans of the film will have the opportunity to purchase the Galaxy Quest Limited Collector's Edition Blu-ray Steelbook! Arriving September 21st, 2019 - and listed as a $19.99 Pre-order on Bestbuy.com - the Blu-Ray will come encased in a beautiful blue Steelbook, and will feature a score of special features including a “Galactopedia”, Documentaries, deleted scenes, and the films theatrical trailer!  For a link to the features and Best Buy pre-order page, trek out the show notes. Star Trek Online and Gaming News by Shane Hoover Upcoming Patrol User Interface Last week, on the Ten Forward weekly community live stream, Ambassador Kael and UI Artist Jo Gianulis gave players an introduction to the forthcoming Patrol UI. The new Patrol UI will be presented as a new tab on the Operations UI alongside TFO, PvP, and Private operations. Players will be able to directly launch any Patrol mission directly from this UI, regardless of their Sector Space position, and will be returned to their starting position when the mission is completed. Patrols are designed for single player action, though they’ll support a full team, with no wait for queueing. Just click ‘Launch’ to immediately get into the mission. The new system will come with five brand new Beta Quadrant patrols and five pre-existing Delta Quadrant patrols. More of the many existing patrols will be added quickly post-launch. The new Beta patrols are tied to the new Awakening story line surrounding the Mycelial Network and Spore colonies. And for the completists among us, new Accolades will also be introduced with the new system. Test Your Build on Tribble at Starbase 234 According to STO’s recent blog, “Starbase 234 has been rebuilt from the ground up to once again serve as a training ground for Alliance starships. This improved Starbase makes extensive use of holographic technology to allow captains to engage in simulated combat in a wide variety of situations.”  What this news means for players is a built-in mission that allows them to choose their own combat challenge, specify desired difficulty, and get real-time feedback from STO’s own combat parsing functionality. At least for now, the entirely new system will be available only on Tribble via interaction with the Tribble Test Vendor on Drozana Station. Starbase 234 will offer no mission rewards, but presents a unique opportunity to test builds and measure combat effectiveness against a variety of enemies and situations. New Romulus Command Decides to Share the Love After teasing the change in a recent fiction blog, Cryptic announced last week that “[Romulan] leadership has decided it’s time to return the trust that has been shown to them, and allow their trusted allies the opportunity to test out their Singularity technology and specialized ship”. Nearly all Romulan ships that were exclusive to that faction will become available to Starfleet, KDF, and Dominion Vanguard captains. The captains need only have completed the Tutorial and, if applicable, advance to the 25th century. If you’ve been waiting years to put your Federation Captain in command of a Scimitar, well now’s your chance! Event UI - Prelude On Tuesday, August 27, the Star Trek Online team officially announced their newest UI update: The Event Rewards Tab.  In a post, written by UI artist Joanna Gianulis, it was stated that “The Events now live on their own tab in the Mission Journal. There can now be multiple types of events, each tailored to their own specific goal and rewards.[...] Progress will now work like earned XP where you simply gain it until you reach your goal and then you can claim your reward. [...] All progress for upcoming Events will also now be truly account-wide, allowing you to participate in any of the new activities on any of your characters without having to worry about who had how much progress toward which reward on your account.” Information is still scarce, but we are monitoring the situation, and will likely have more to report next week! OTHER GAMING NEWS Scopely Expands Their Offices Scopely, the developer behind the hugely successful mobile game Star Trek: Fleet Command has announced plans to expand its offices in Dublin, Ireland and Barcelona, Spain. The announcement comes on the back of reports that Fleet Command has grossed $100 million since November 2018, as well as further success in several of its other franchises.  According to Scopely Co-CEO Javier Ferreira, “Our Dublin and Barcelona teams play a critical role in the Scopely journey, and we are actively hiring across both markets.” Scopely will also be doubling the size of its Los Angeles offices by 2020. Star Trek Leaves Spacedock in CSC Crypto Space Commander, CSC, launched for Early Access this summer, and now on August 29th, Star Trek will be crossing over into CSC’s Galactic Federation. We’ve introduced listeners to CSC before, a sandbox space MMO built on an Ethereum based player economy. When this event begins on August 29th, the game will sell off the original Enterprise NCC-1701, the first of its six new Star Trek starships, in a six day Dutch auction, starting at $200,000 going down to as low as $0. Yes, we said $200,000. Other new Star Trek ships will be auctioned in turn after that. Additionally, 10,000 Star Trek Supply Crates will go on sale for $25 each. Each crate will contain one Star Trek starship and four random Star Trek modules. In the Supply Crates, you’ll have a 90% chance of obtaining a Rio Grande Runabout-class starship, as seen in Deep Space Nine. The remaining 10% of crates will have one of these rarer starships: the Enterprise, Enterprise-D, Voyager, Defiant, or Rotarran. For full details, check the link in our show notes.  To learn more about CSC, visit csc-game.com. Astrometrics Report NASA Gets a Rare Look at a Rocky Exoplanet's Surface

When Wendy Carlos released Switched On Bach, the first classical album recorded on a synthesizer, she radically transformed people's understandings of what electronic music could do. At the time of the album's release, Wendy was also six-months into hormone therapy and struggling with her rising fame and anxieties about how the public might react to her transition. But Switched On Bach was a huge success and Wendy went on not only to critical acclaim, but to work with famed composers and film directors, including scoring Stanley Kubrik's A Clockwork Orange and The Shining. Join Lauren and our special guest host, Deviant Women's own composer India Hooi, as we discover how Wendy Carlos changed music forever!“Behind The Score: A Clockwork Orange by Wendy Carlos.” Noisegate, 16 Sep. 2018 https://noisegate.com.au/behind-the-score-a-clockwork-orange-wendy-carlos/. Accessed 10 August, 2019.Playboy Magazine. "Playboy Interview: Wendy/Walter Carlos." Digital Transgender Archive. 1979, https://www.digitaltransgenderarchive.net/files/nv935298c. Accessed 6 August, 2019.Graham, Mark. “Switched-On Bach: How a transgender synth pioneer changed music”. The Irish Times 20 Nov. 2018, https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/music/switched-on-bach-how-a-transgender-synth-pioneer-changed-music-1.3699133. Accessed 6 August, 2019.MacDonald-Dupuis, Natasha. “Meet Wendy Carlos: The Trans Godmother of Electronic Music.” Vice, 12 Aug. 2015,https://www.vice.com/en_us/article/53agdb/meet-wendy-carlos-the-trans-godmother-of-electronic-music. Accessed 6 August, 2019.Michaelson, Jay. “What it Was Like to Transition 50 Years Ago”. Daily Beast. 4 Apr. 2017, https://www.thedailybeast.com/what-it-was-like-to-transition-50-years-ago. Accessed 10 August, 2019.If you want to support Deviant Women, follow us on: PatreonTwitter @DeviantWomenFacebook @deviantwomenpodcastInstagram @deviantwomenpodcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Our Score - 6.25/10 (C)     Rotten Tomatoes - 98%     IMDB - 8.4/10 Chosen By: Brent Fruge Our Pre-1980 Month continues with this review of Stanley Kubrik's classic comedy, Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to stop Worrying and Learned to Love the Bomb (1964). Press play to hear our thoughts and don't forget to leave your thoughts in the comments!

Von Nietschze über Strauss zu Kubrik: Der persische Religionsstifter Zoroaster fand als Figur des "Zarathustra" in vielfälter Weise Eingang in die europäische Kultur. Eine Reise zum mythischen Ort der heutigen Zoroastrier.

Il 20 luglio 1959 la corsa tra USA e URSS per afferrare la Luna ha raggiunto il gran finale. Ma quando è nata questa pazza idea? Questo episodio risponde a questo interrogativo attraverso le parole di Luciano di Samosata, Jules Verne, Stanley Kubrik e altri ancora. A bordo dell’Apollo 11, all’insaputa di Neil Armstrong, erano presenti i sogni, i desideri di fuga e le smanie di potere di intere generazioni passate.

On this week’s Technicolor Jesus, Matt and Adam talk about deterrence, peace, kingship and Stanley Kubrik’s 1964 masterpiece, Dr. Strangelove or: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb. In the first segment, Matt and Adam talk about what Dr. Strangelove’s themes of violence, sex, and politics has to say about our theology, our ministry and our work within the world. In the second segment, Preaching to the Choir, Matt and Adam discuss what Dr. Strangelove has to do with the lectionary Sunday of November 25, the Reign of Christ Sunday. Finally, in the segment, Postludes, Adam talks about tacos and Matt has some movie recommendations.

Muahahaha, weirdos! Welcome to our first reunion episode!  This week Lauren and Ashley are joined by Matt Roberts (Episode 12: EMP: Electronic Matt Phenomena) James Heisner (Episode 16: 90's Spooktacular, Spectacular) and Laura Lareau (Episode 64: You Got a Little Buddha in Ya) and we are chatting about HORROR MOVIES.  We decided to each pick a horror flick that we hold near and dear to our heart and tell you some of the crazy things that went into making that film!  Did Tony Todd ever get stung on the set of Candyman?  How much did that cheap Halloween mask cost?  WHAT attacked Sam Raimi when he was making Evil Dead?!  Learn about Stephen King and Stanley Kubrik and what they had to say about each other's work on The Shining and find out exactly what inspired Ti West to write and direct The Innkeepers. There are MINOR spoilers in this episode-- we tried really hard to stray away from any major spoilers just in case you were holding out a couple more years to watch the movies that came out in the 70's.   PATRONS!! You've got an extra HALF HOUR from this episode coming your way on our Patreon page as well!  If you are interested in donating to our show and getting bonus episodes, newsletters, and sweet merch head over to www.patreon.com/keepitweirdpodcast 

FILM "Hollywood Party" Blake Edwards...PEZZO FACILE Great Song HP by Henry Mancini..FILM '80-'90: "Full Metal Jacket" di Stanley Kubrik. INTERVISTA Antonio Albanese "Contromano". LETTURA “La forma dell'acqua” di Guillermo Del Toro e David Kraus. BRANO Nada “Amore disperato” (Vacanze di Natale)...SERIE TV "Tredici" "La Casa del Papel".

FILM "Hollywood Party" Blake Edwards...PEZZO FACILE Great Song HP by Henry Mancini..FILM '80-'90: "Full Metal Jacket" di Stanley Kubrik. INTERVISTA Antonio Albanese "Contromano". LETTURA “La forma dell'acqua” di Guillermo Del Toro e David Kraus. BRANO Nada “Amore disperato” (Vacanze di Natale)...SERIE TV "Tredici" "La Casa del Papel".

In this podcastian escapade our two Northern heroes Rob and Marc take a look at the influence heaped upon Bowie’s career by the decidedly British Ray Davies led The Kinks - and the decidedly Germanic Krautrock scene. Add to that the dystopian horror of Stanley Kubrik's adaptation of A Clockwork Orange and David’s early dalliance with ‘showbiz’ with The King Bees and you’re staring down the barrel of another top-notch peep into The World Of David Bowie. Don’t mention it!As well as continuing the podcast journey from A to Z you can also immerse yourself in more Bowie related interviews, quizzes, and filmed pieces at our exclusive members club called "Cheap Things", simply by following the link www.patreon.com/cheapthings See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

References and allusions include but are not limited to: Body shame, Basketball, Canada, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Dr. James Naismith, the YMCA, Esperanto, Television, hula-hoops, the Internet, Scarlett Rubella, Tuberculosis, Jim Croce, Chicago, kangaroo boxing, The Harlem Globetrotters, New York City, Louis "Red" Klotz, The Philadelphia Sphas, Ken Doll, Judaism, Philadelphia, Rucker Park, South Dakota, Dynarex Cleansing Disposable Enemas, Karkov Vodka, Ralph Nader, Sisyphus, the gender spectrum, Sports Illustrated, Jack Kerouac, Neal Cassady, The Chelsea Hotel, The Borscht Belt, Shecky Greene, Soupy Sales, crows, Mother Russia, the Mayflower, psilocyben, Williston, North Dakota, Arby's, Whapeton, World War II, Betty Boop, The Diary of Anne Frank, The Greatest Generation, Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 1960s, Baby Boomers, Richard Nixon, Three Dog Night's "Joy to the World", The Osmonds, The Manson Family, Stanley Kubrik's "A Clockwork Orange", Jim Morrison, D.B. Cooper, Sean Astin, Brian Dunkleman, Ryan Seacrest, Meadowlark Lemon, Yiddish, Tootsie Pops, Super 8 Motel, Kool and the Gang's "Live at the Sex Machine", and black licorice jelly beans.

Sunday June 3, 2018 This week Hertzey and Joseph are happy to be joined via Skype by freelance writer and podcaster Nathan Dickey who has come on to discuss one of his favorite topics; the portrayal of religious apocalypses in cinema through the years. Nathan hosts the Trolling with Logic and Leap of Doubt podcasts. A Leap of Doubt is a podcast about a lot of things that orbit the central, overarching theme of secular humanism: philosophy, skepticism, atheism, science, feminism, social justice, mental health, and raw human experience. https://www.patreon.com/aleapofdoubt Trolling with Logic describes itself as: "A weekly skeptical podcast with an irreverent sense of humour. We've changed and evolved over the years in ways that would have Darwin spinning so fast in his grave angular momentum would phone in to complain. We currently focus on skepticism with a pop culture angle, looking at the science behind our favorite media. In addition, we [TWIL] also undertake movie and TV review from those sublime cinematic masterpieces to those productions that make Tommy Wiseau look like Stanley Kubrik."   http://www.trollingwithlogic.com/nathan-dickey/ If you enjoyed this show, we'd love to have you come back next week for another fantastic episode.  You can catch Atheist Talk live, every Sunday Morning at 9:00am Central on AM 950 KTNF or online at http://www.am950radio.com/listen-live/ Contact us during the show with questions or comments at (952) 946-6205 or contact us anytime via radio@mnatheists.org or tweet us anytime at @atheiststalk Support this show by visiting https://www.patreon.com/AtheistTalk

The RunRunLive 4.0 Podcast Episode 4-384 – Stephanie Bombs to BQ (Audio: link) audio:http://www.RunRunLive.com/PodcastEpisodes/epi4384.mp3] Link MarathonBQ – How to Qualify for the Boston Marathon in 14 Weeks - Hello and welcome to the RunRunLive Podcast episode 4-384 How are we doing?  Looks like spring is finally arriving up here in New England.  I was out in the woods this week doing a little, slow trail running with Buddy the Very Old Wonder Dog.  You can feel nature getting ready to explode.  Buddy is getting pretty slow, but I wait for him to catch up and he does ok.  He even breaks into a run every once in a while.  It hasn't greened up yet, but it will towards the end of this month. The ground is wet, and the snow is mostly gone.  But even the mud smells fecund in its dormancy.  There are a lot of trees and branches down.  From all the nor'easters we had.  I might go for a walk with my old dog today and bring my axe to clear some of the dead fall out of the trail.  My wife is always telling me I shouldn't drive around with an axe.  I'm not sure I understand the safety concern.  I was sharpening my axe last week and wondered how many people in the world still know how to sharpen and axe?  Such an ancient thing.  We humans have been rubbing stones against metal for a few thousand years. Yes, the dog is still alive, I'm still alive and the woods are coming alive.  Today we have a great story for you.  I talk with Stephanie who decided to become a runner the day the bombs went off in Boston 5 years ago.  From the emotional beginning, she'll be running her first qualified Boston this year, on that anniversary.  Compelling stuff. In section one I'll talk about active tapers.  In section two I'll talk about hope and emotional intent.  Yes, I'm a little bit more than a week out from running my 20th Boston Marathon.  If you want to follow me my number is 18051.  Solidly in the midpack with a 3:33 qualification time.  It looks like we are going to get good running weather.  50's and overcast.  This may be a good year.  But you never know in New England. I'm in my taper.  This week still has a few quality workouts in it but next week I'm sure we'll be shutting it down.  My weight is good.  My fitness is good.  I've got a little pirifomis pain but I'm working through it.  All in all I guess I don't have any excuses! … Racing is like life.  You have to find that knife's edge between too little and too much.  Too fast and too slow.  It's a balancing act.  Picture yourself walking along that mountain ridge.  It drops off into the depths precipitously on both sides.  But we have trained.  We know how to walk the edge with confidence and aplomb. On with the show! … I'll remind you that the RunRunLive podcast is ad free and listener supported.  What does that mean? It means you don't have to listen to me trying to sound sincere about Stamps.com or Audible.. (although, fyi, my MarathonBQ book is on audible) We do have a membership option where you can become a member and as a special thank you, you will get access to member's only audio. There are book reviews, odd philosophical thoughts, zombie stories and I curate old episodes for you to listen to.  I recently added that guy who cut off is foot so he could keep training and my first call with Geoff Galloway.   “Curated” means I add some introductory comments and edit them up a bit.  So anyhow – become a member so I can keep paying my bills.   … The RunRunLive podcast is Ad Free and listener supported.  We do this by offering a membership option where members get Access to Exclusive Members Only audio and articles. Member only race reports, essays and other bits just for you! Links are in the show notes and at RunRunLive.com … Section one – Active Taper- Voices of reason – the conversation  ·  Hi everyone!! Here is my introductory story – the video thing is not so much my forte'! Grab a sammich and sit back…it's a little long, but I think worth the read!  :) We all have a story about where we were the day the bombs went off…This is the day I became a runner… I grew up watching the race, the Red Sox, the Bruins, and doing so many things the great city of Boston has to offer. Five years ago, my husband and I moved to Las Vegas. On Patriots Day 2013, I was in my living room watching the race on TV. When it was finished, I turned it off, and shortly after that got a phone call from my mom, in tears, yelling at me to turn the TV back on, that “something really bad had happened”. And there it was…the news unfolding…my brother was running the marathon that day and his wife and my dad were near the finish line waiting for him. With phone lines down, it took some time to connect with his wife and my dad – oddly, Facebook messenger was operating and this became our life line. It would then be a couple of hours before we got word that my brother was ok…. Having just recently moved and retired, I was looking for some change in my life that would be healthy, but I wasn't sure what I wanted or needed to do. I was overweight and sedentary. Most everything took so much effort. Everything about the bombings though felt personal. MY city had been attacked and for a few hours, I wasn't sure if I had lost half of my family. As I watched the world wrap its arms around Boston, I also watched the running community and how they responded. I wanted to be part of that - I was all in! I was going to be a runner! My brother helped me get started and we talked daily about what happened and the continued news reports…I bought a pair of running shoes. Set a start date. Set a goal – get to the end of the street and back – 1 mile. I was able to “jog” about 20 feet before I had to stop and say, “What the hell????” “This is SO hard!!”. It only made me want it more… My brother instructed me to find a 5k event to keep me working toward goals. I did and six months later, I crushed it with a time of 40:53!! Hahaha!! I slept the rest of the day - BUT, I knew I wanted to get better and faster. I found a local running club and then my brother suggested signing up for the BAA 2014 Distance Medley. I was going to be back home for marathon weekend anyway – no way I would miss it! So, the 5k was no problem (although still a huge distance for me at the time). I figured I had enough time to train for a 10k, but that half marathon?? Holy hell…I didn't know if I could do that. Marathon weekend and the first race for the Distance Medley came. The city was on fire with an energy I can't begin to describe! I am forever grateful to have been able to be part of that weekend. I ran the 10k with my brother and my dad, at my dad's pace. He had been so affected by everything the previous year, that this meant everything to him. I had been training with my running club coach and was able to complete my very first half marathon as part of the Distance Medley, in Boston, the city I love so much. My finish time was 2:41:32. I vowed I would never do another one – the training, the anxiety, the effort – it felt impossible… And those are the things that propelled me forward to want to do better at half marathons. I spent the next couple of years being 100% driven toward better running, faster times, and overall fitness. I lost 90 lbs. I brought my 2:41 half time down to a 1:48. Then I had a conversation with my coach…the 5th year anniversary of the bombings, the thing that started me running was coming up in 2018. I would be turning 50 the week before that race. I decided that I wanted to run Boston to bring my running journey full circle. I thought being a charity runner would be a good idea to make this happen. He stated that in no way was I going to run charity (although we both support charity running 100%). I was going to qualify. I had all the right things inside me, driven by determination and Boston to make it happen. I had no desire to run multiple marathons to try to BQ and get to Boston. It would mean the most to me to run April 2018, and if I got in, it was meant to be. If not, it wasn't. I wasn't going to be a multiple marathon runner. So, the training began and I did everything that was within my power to make it successful – nutrition, training plan, cross training, strength training, reading multiple books about mental focus & motivation – all of it. May 29, 2017, I stepped up to the start line of Mountains 2 Beach Marathon. I was ready. I was hungry for it. And I got it! Although I was shooting for a 10 min window & hoping at worst a 5 min window. I came in at 3:56:31, with around 3:30 to spare. Although this isn't a guarantee, it was enough to keep me somewhat confident, until registration time. I kept with my belief that of it was meant to happen, it would. And it did…I made it in by 6 seconds! Wooosh! After basking in the glory, the butterflies, and flip flopping stomach, I was going to be running Boston! I was ecstatic!! Then, it was time for training to begin. My coach of four years, the only way I have known running and the coach I trusted to guide me, unfortunately made inappropriate sexual advances toward me. My husband and I fired him on the spot. But then I was panicked…What do I do? How do I train? How does this all work? I have an amazing support system of running friends that worked me through the grief & loss of my coach and helped get me get invested in a training plan to keep me on track. I have been following Hal Higdon's Boston plan, with lots of success. I don't have a time goal. My goal is to simply take it ALL in. Just to enjoy the entire experience, the crowds, the energy – and everything that got me to this point. I have two injuries slowing me down – residual pain from two hammy tears and now a bone bruise in my heel, but NOTHING will keep me from that start line in Hopkinton! In just under four weeks, I will be running a race I NEVER thought possible when I first started running. I will be bringing my running journey full circle, as I bring it back to Boston, to run the race that started it all for me. I will be turning 50 a week before the race. I will be bringing closure to an event that changed my life completely and fully. And I will be doing it all with amazing friends and my incredible husband who has supported every step of this journey (and just ran his first 5k!!!). Section two – Hope and intent –   Outro Alright my friends you have hoped yourself – with good intent – through to the end of episode 4-384 of the RunRunLive Podcast.  Next time we talk will be post marathon. Should have something interesting to say.  We'll see. Boston is always an adventure.  Then I have to throw myself into ultra training for the Burning River 100 in July.  I've been watching my way through a couple good shows on Netflix.  The first one, I think I told you about is Altered Carbon.  This is a hard scifi series based on a very good hard scifi novel.  I would recommend reading the novel before you watch the series though.  The show sticks very closely to the novel's narrative but in doing so it becomes a bit of an insider game.  If you don't know the backstory of the universe you might think it is some sort of soft porn snuff movie.   The universe's conceit is that humans have discovered alien technology whereby you can put yourself on a chip.  Which means you can be reanimated in any body or ‘sleeve' and few people suffer ‘real death'.  Leads to some tricky cultural problems when people can live forever. I'm starting the second novel in the series as we speak. Another one I've been working my way through is Peaky Blinders.  Which is about a gang in Birmingham after the great war.  It's very well done.  It's a bit like Boardwalk Empire.  The characters are compelling.  It occurs to me that it is the embodiment of a set in the roaring 1920's.  (If you don't get reference google it.  The Stanley Kubrik rendition of this Anthony Burgess novel in 1971 was quite the cult classic – you owe it to yourself to watch it.  You'll never listen to Beethoven's 9h the same way again.) This is another one where if you have a weak stomach for the vinni-vin-vino or the ultra-violence you might want to stay away.  I myself was having dreams of murder last night.  I'll give you a running related slice of content recommendation as well.  As part of the marathon run up this year the BAA is putting out a podcast.  So far, they have interviewed Boston winners Jack Fultz, Bill Rodgers and Sarah Mae Berman, and also our friend Dave McGillivray. Sara Mae won the race before women were official.  Great to remember, with all the dynamics of women in society today and current trials and tribulations, it wasn't that long ago that the maximum allowable distance for women to compete at was 200 meters.  Seems absurd today, but that didn't change until the 70's.  Worth a listen.  Very inspirational.  These women changed the world, like Stephanie is changing the world, like we all can change the world by filling that moment between stimulus and response with our intent.  I'll see you out there.   MarathonBQ – How to Qualify for the Boston Marathon in 14 Weeks -

The RunRunLive 4.0 Podcast Episode 4-384 – Stephanie Bombs to BQ (Audio: link) audio:http://www.RunRunLive.com/PodcastEpisodes/epi4384.mp3] Link MarathonBQ – How to Qualify for the Boston Marathon in 14 Weeks - Hello and welcome to the RunRunLive Podcast episode 4-384 How are we doing?  Looks like spring is finally arriving up here in New England.  I was out in the woods this week doing a little, slow trail running with Buddy the Very Old Wonder Dog.  You can feel nature getting ready to explode.  Buddy is getting pretty slow, but I wait for him to catch up and he does ok.  He even breaks into a run every once in a while.  It hasn’t greened up yet, but it will towards the end of this month. The ground is wet, and the snow is mostly gone.  But even the mud smells fecund in its dormancy.  There are a lot of trees and branches down.  From all the nor’easters we had.  I might go for a walk with my old dog today and bring my axe to clear some of the dead fall out of the trail.  My wife is always telling me I shouldn’t drive around with an axe.  I’m not sure I understand the safety concern.  I was sharpening my axe last week and wondered how many people in the world still know how to sharpen and axe?  Such an ancient thing.  We humans have been rubbing stones against metal for a few thousand years. Yes, the dog is still alive, I’m still alive and the woods are coming alive.  Today we have a great story for you.  I talk with Stephanie who decided to become a runner the day the bombs went off in Boston 5 years ago.  From the emotional beginning, she’ll be running her first qualified Boston this year, on that anniversary.  Compelling stuff. In section one I’ll talk about active tapers.  In section two I’ll talk about hope and emotional intent.  Yes, I’m a little bit more than a week out from running my 20th Boston Marathon.  If you want to follow me my number is 18051.  Solidly in the midpack with a 3:33 qualification time.  It looks like we are going to get good running weather.  50’s and overcast.  This may be a good year.  But you never know in New England. I’m in my taper.  This week still has a few quality workouts in it but next week I’m sure we’ll be shutting it down.  My weight is good.  My fitness is good.  I’ve got a little pirifomis pain but I’m working through it.  All in all I guess I don’t have any excuses! … Racing is like life.  You have to find that knife’s edge between too little and too much.  Too fast and too slow.  It’s a balancing act.  Picture yourself walking along that mountain ridge.  It drops off into the depths precipitously on both sides.  But we have trained.  We know how to walk the edge with confidence and aplomb. On with the show! … I’ll remind you that the RunRunLive podcast is ad free and listener supported.  What does that mean? It means you don’t have to listen to me trying to sound sincere about Stamps.com or Audible.. (although, fyi, my MarathonBQ book is on audible) We do have a membership option where you can become a member and as a special thank you, you will get access to member’s only audio. There are book reviews, odd philosophical thoughts, zombie stories and I curate old episodes for you to listen to.  I recently added that guy who cut off is foot so he could keep training and my first call with Geoff Galloway.   “Curated” means I add some introductory comments and edit them up a bit.  So anyhow – become a member so I can keep paying my bills.   … The RunRunLive podcast is Ad Free and listener supported.  We do this by offering a membership option where members get Access to Exclusive Members Only audio and articles. Member only race reports, essays and other bits just for you! Links are in the show notes and at RunRunLive.com … Section one – Active Taper- Voices of reason – the conversation  ·  Hi everyone!! Here is my introductory story – the video thing is not so much my forte’! Grab a sammich and sit back…it’s a little long, but I think worth the read!  :) We all have a story about where we were the day the bombs went off…This is the day I became a runner… I grew up watching the race, the Red Sox, the Bruins, and doing so many things the great city of Boston has to offer. Five years ago, my husband and I moved to Las Vegas. On Patriots Day 2013, I was in my living room watching the race on TV. When it was finished, I turned it off, and shortly after that got a phone call from my mom, in tears, yelling at me to turn the TV back on, that “something really bad had happened”. And there it was…the news unfolding…my brother was running the marathon that day and his wife and my dad were near the finish line waiting for him. With phone lines down, it took some time to connect with his wife and my dad – oddly, Facebook messenger was operating and this became our life line. It would then be a couple of hours before we got word that my brother was ok…. Having just recently moved and retired, I was looking for some change in my life that would be healthy, but I wasn’t sure what I wanted or needed to do. I was overweight and sedentary. Most everything took so much effort. Everything about the bombings though felt personal. MY city had been attacked and for a few hours, I wasn’t sure if I had lost half of my family. As I watched the world wrap its arms around Boston, I also watched the running community and how they responded. I wanted to be part of that - I was all in! I was going to be a runner! My brother helped me get started and we talked daily about what happened and the continued news reports…I bought a pair of running shoes. Set a start date. Set a goal – get to the end of the street and back – 1 mile. I was able to “jog” about 20 feet before I had to stop and say, “What the hell????” “This is SO hard!!”. It only made me want it more… My brother instructed me to find a 5k event to keep me working toward goals. I did and six months later, I crushed it with a time of 40:53!! Hahaha!! I slept the rest of the day - BUT, I knew I wanted to get better and faster. I found a local running club and then my brother suggested signing up for the BAA 2014 Distance Medley. I was going to be back home for marathon weekend anyway – no way I would miss it! So, the 5k was no problem (although still a huge distance for me at the time). I figured I had enough time to train for a 10k, but that half marathon?? Holy hell…I didn’t know if I could do that. Marathon weekend and the first race for the Distance Medley came. The city was on fire with an energy I can’t begin to describe! I am forever grateful to have been able to be part of that weekend. I ran the 10k with my brother and my dad, at my dad’s pace. He had been so affected by everything the previous year, that this meant everything to him. I had been training with my running club coach and was able to complete my very first half marathon as part of the Distance Medley, in Boston, the city I love so much. My finish time was 2:41:32. I vowed I would never do another one – the training, the anxiety, the effort – it felt impossible… And those are the things that propelled me forward to want to do better at half marathons. I spent the next couple of years being 100% driven toward better running, faster times, and overall fitness. I lost 90 lbs. I brought my 2:41 half time down to a 1:48. Then I had a conversation with my coach…the 5th year anniversary of the bombings, the thing that started me running was coming up in 2018. I would be turning 50 the week before that race. I decided that I wanted to run Boston to bring my running journey full circle. I thought being a charity runner would be a good idea to make this happen. He stated that in no way was I going to run charity (although we both support charity running 100%). I was going to qualify. I had all the right things inside me, driven by determination and Boston to make it happen. I had no desire to run multiple marathons to try to BQ and get to Boston. It would mean the most to me to run April 2018, and if I got in, it was meant to be. If not, it wasn’t. I wasn’t going to be a multiple marathon runner. So, the training began and I did everything that was within my power to make it successful – nutrition, training plan, cross training, strength training, reading multiple books about mental focus & motivation – all of it. May 29, 2017, I stepped up to the start line of Mountains 2 Beach Marathon. I was ready. I was hungry for it. And I got it! Although I was shooting for a 10 min window & hoping at worst a 5 min window. I came in at 3:56:31, with around 3:30 to spare. Although this isn’t a guarantee, it was enough to keep me somewhat confident, until registration time. I kept with my belief that of it was meant to happen, it would. And it did…I made it in by 6 seconds! Wooosh! After basking in the glory, the butterflies, and flip flopping stomach, I was going to be running Boston! I was ecstatic!! Then, it was time for training to begin. My coach of four years, the only way I have known running and the coach I trusted to guide me, unfortunately made inappropriate sexual advances toward me. My husband and I fired him on the spot. But then I was panicked…What do I do? How do I train? How does this all work? I have an amazing support system of running friends that worked me through the grief & loss of my coach and helped get me get invested in a training plan to keep me on track. I have been following Hal Higdon’s Boston plan, with lots of success. I don’t have a time goal. My goal is to simply take it ALL in. Just to enjoy the entire experience, the crowds, the energy – and everything that got me to this point. I have two injuries slowing me down – residual pain from two hammy tears and now a bone bruise in my heel, but NOTHING will keep me from that start line in Hopkinton! In just under four weeks, I will be running a race I NEVER thought possible when I first started running. I will be bringing my running journey full circle, as I bring it back to Boston, to run the race that started it all for me. I will be turning 50 a week before the race. I will be bringing closure to an event that changed my life completely and fully. And I will be doing it all with amazing friends and my incredible husband who has supported every step of this journey (and just ran his first 5k!!!). Section two – Hope and intent –   Outro Alright my friends you have hoped yourself – with good intent – through to the end of episode 4-384 of the RunRunLive Podcast.  Next time we talk will be post marathon. Should have something interesting to say.  We’ll see. Boston is always an adventure.  Then I have to throw myself into ultra training for the Burning River 100 in July.  I’ve been watching my way through a couple good shows on Netflix.  The first one, I think I told you about is Altered Carbon.  This is a hard scifi series based on a very good hard scifi novel.  I would recommend reading the novel before you watch the series though.  The show sticks very closely to the novel’s narrative but in doing so it becomes a bit of an insider game.  If you don’t know the backstory of the universe you might think it is some sort of soft porn snuff movie.   The universe’s conceit is that humans have discovered alien technology whereby you can put yourself on a chip.  Which means you can be reanimated in any body or ‘sleeve’ and few people suffer ‘real death’.  Leads to some tricky cultural problems when people can live forever. I’m starting the second novel in the series as we speak. Another one I’ve been working my way through is Peaky Blinders.  Which is about a gang in Birmingham after the great war.  It’s very well done.  It’s a bit like Boardwalk Empire.  The characters are compelling.  It occurs to me that it is the embodiment of a set in the roaring 1920’s.  (If you don’t get reference google it.  The Stanley Kubrik rendition of this Anthony Burgess novel in 1971 was quite the cult classic – you owe it to yourself to watch it.  You’ll never listen to Beethoven’s 9h the same way again.) This is another one where if you have a weak stomach for the vinni-vin-vino or the ultra-violence you might want to stay away.  I myself was having dreams of murder last night.  I’ll give you a running related slice of content recommendation as well.  As part of the marathon run up this year the BAA is putting out a podcast.  So far, they have interviewed Boston winners Jack Fultz, Bill Rodgers and Sarah Mae Berman, and also our friend Dave McGillivray. Sara Mae won the race before women were official.  Great to remember, with all the dynamics of women in society today and current trials and tribulations, it wasn’t that long ago that the maximum allowable distance for women to compete at was 200 meters.  Seems absurd today, but that didn’t change until the 70’s.  Worth a listen.  Very inspirational.  These women changed the world, like Stephanie is changing the world, like we all can change the world by filling that moment between stimulus and response with our intent.  I’ll see you out there.   MarathonBQ – How to Qualify for the Boston Marathon in 14 Weeks -

Novità 2018: La Fisica di Polibio. In questa nuova rubrica cercheremo di analizzare le opere del mediatico fantastico dal punto i vista della coerenza scientifica, soprattutto quando queste opere ne fanno palesemente riferimento (e vanto...). In questa puntata analizziamo due pellicole estremamente famose: 2001: Odissea nello spazio di Stanley Kubrik e Interstellar di Christopher Nolan.  Leggi di più su Fantascientificast.com - Pubblicazione amatoriale. Non si intende infrangere alcun copyright, i cui diritti appartengono ai rispettivi detentori - Autorizzazione SIAE 5612/I/5359.

Episodio 174. In questa puntata Marco Casolino e Omar Serafini analizzeranno la semiotica della "sospensione dell'incredulità" in due pellicole famose: 2001: Odissea nello spazio di Stanley Kubrik (1968) e Interstellar di Christopher Nolan (2014). Per l'immagine di copertina: © Aventi diritto. All rights reserved.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/fantascienticast/donationsAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Join us for a mystery topic on false flags. Could it be gay frogs, 9/11, or Stanley Kubrik's moon landing? Find out now and bring Harry all the antibiotics you've got. This episode brought to you by Steven King's The Stand in bookstores now (not really). Intro music courtesy of Cantonement Jazz Band Title: Bessemer Source: http://blissblood.com/index_cantonement.html Licensed under Creative Commons: BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/ Exit music courtesy of Vernon LeNoir - https://vernonlenoir.wordpress.com/ Title: I Put A Spell On You Source: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Vernon_Lenoir/Bataille_And_The_Bird/20_I_Put_A_Spell_On_You Licensed under Creative Commons: BY-NC-SA Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 3.0 Germany License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/de/

Nach der US-Wahl leben wir in einer seltsamen Welt. In einer noch seltsameren Welt lebt seit kurzem auch Dr. Stephen Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch). Jannik und Stefan haben sich Doctor Strange angeschaut und sprechen ausführlich darüber, wie gut das Thema Magie in Marvels Kinouniversum der Comic-Superhelden Iron Man, Captain America & Co. eingebaut wird. Viel Spaß!

In this episode me and my friend Mike discuss the Steven Spielberg film 'A.I.: Artificial Intelligence'. Along the way we discuss Battlestar Galactica, the Marvel cinematic universe (specifically Black Widow and Dr Strange), humans being dicks onscreen and off (racism/ trans bathroom rights), Glastonbury, the way Spielberg uses children in his films, the film 'Ted', Stanley Kubrik, science-fiction, rating movies, walking out of films, the new King Kong trailer and much more.

Quiz i podformat med Emil & Stefan! Vi pratar om Stanley Kubrik, droger i läsk och Stefan söker ett år! Detta och mycket mer i dagens Quizpodden. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Eine Folge voller Leidenschaft, Hingabe, leuchtenden Augen und etwas Naivität. Heute geht es nämlich darum, was Félix und Krys dazu gebracht hat, selber Filmemacher werden zu wollen, was sie angetrieben und geprägt hat und warum sie bis heute nicht aufgehört haben, diesen Traum zu leben. Dazu haben sie einen besonderen Gast zu Besuch: Den Regisseur des Creature-Features “STUNG”, Benjamin Jürgen Dietz (aka Benni Dietz). Dabei erfahren wir: • Was “STUNG” mit “Jaws” zu tun hat • Was Benni, Krys und Félix als Kinder einmal werden wollten und Stanley Kubrik und die Sendung mit der Maus damit zu tun hatten • Wer oder was Buck Bölgers, Flori Fasszapfer und das Fliegerbier sind. Nebenbei plaudern die Drei aus dem Filmemacher-Nähkästchen, berichten von unfertigen und nie realisierten Stoffen und schwelgen in wunderbaren Erinnerungen. Außerdem erfahrt ihr, warum man das Konzept der Heldenreise nicht auf “The Dark Knight” anwenden kann und eine leicht veränderte Perspektive es Autoren ermöglicht, eine gute Szene zu entwickeln, ohne in “Gut” oder “Böse” denken zu müssen. Viel Spass!

Saludos Frikipilleros! Esta semana hablamos de un grande del cine, maniático, obsesivo y perfeccionista hasta la extenuación: STANLEY KUBRIK. Analizamos su vida y su obra, hasta Lolita (1962). La semana que viene... el desenlace, de Teléfono Rojo a Eyes Wide Shut. Podréis esperar?

The Doctors clash while discussing Quentin Tarintino's latest, racial slurs, and violence against women -- with controversial results. Also under the microscope: Kurt Russell, Sam Jackson, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Walton Goggins, Michael Madsen, Tim Roth, Bruce Dern, Death Proof, Life Boat, Alfred Hitchcock, Ten Little Indians, Agatha Christie, Django Unchained, True Romance, Natural Born Killers, Kill Bill vol 1 & 2, Grindhouse, Robert Rodriguez, Four Rooms, Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Inglorious Basterds, Richard Wagner, Tom Sawyer, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Dick Van Dyke, The Sherman Brothers, Werner Herzog, François Truffaut, Stanley Kubrik, Ennio Morricone, Sisters, Brian De Palma, Amy Poehler, Tina Fey, Three Women (Three Sisters, Five Women), Robert Altman, Christoph Waltz, Leo DiCaprio, Louis CK, Survivor, Channing Tatum, The Force Awakens, The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Patricia Arquette, James Gandolfini, True Romance, Dreamer, Sky High, Vanilla Sky, Elvis Presley, Forrest Gump, Rich Little, Bone Tomahawk, Avengers (franchise), Out of Sight, Steven Soderbergh, Elmore Leonard, Star Wars (prequels), Demián Bichir, The Bridge (series), Dom Hemingway, Jude Law, Nebraska, Gunsmoke, Big Valley, Support Your Local Sheriff, James Garner, Justified, Timothy Olyphant, Sons of Anarchy, The Shield, The Matrix, Jamie Fox, John Carpenter, The Thing and Joe Pantoliano.  Questions or comments? Contact Adam & Gregor at: show@hollywoodrx.net. Review us on iTunes...Today! Like us on Facebook. Or both.

Con vino y entre amigos, hablando de Lolita de Nabokov (1955) y las versiones cinematográficas de Stanley Kubrik (1962) y Adrian Lyne (1997). Se nos quedaron muchas cosas por decir, pero charlamos también de Moscú, San Petersburgo, Nizhni Nóvgorod y Tchaikovsky, entre otros.

Episode 8: Shiri and Luke freak themselves out with The Shining: both the glory that is the book and the compilation of boredom and giant teeth that is Stanley Kubrik’s film.  The fact Stephen King disliked the movie stokes the boiler of the conversation about the author’s relationship to other-media translations of their work.  There is Suck and there is Goodand then we traipse off into our respective arctic wastelands.     The Shining (book): http://www.amazon.com/Shining-Stephen-King-ebook/dp/B001BANK32/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1395505091&sr=8-1&keywords=the+shining   The Shining (movie):  http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081505/?ref_=nv_sr_1   Room 237 (documentary): http://www.room237movie.com/   The Shining (miniseries): http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0118460/?ref_=nv_sr_2 (which we have not watched and therefore cannot recommend or bash)   Stephen King and the Shining: http://www.salon.com/2013/10/01/what_stanley_kubrick_got_wrong_about_the_shining/

Män i kris, inseminationkomedier, Tuva Novotny som Julia Roberts bästa kompis, det svenska folkets kärlek till Hedebyborna och Jesper Ganslandt i sitt livs roll som Ingmar Bergman. I Kinos nyårsspecial bjuder vi på det bästa från filmåret som gått, och blandar nya stjärnskott med gamla giganter. De senaste veckorna har vi kunnat läsa om Micke Persbrandts roll i filmen ”The Hobbit”. Han är knappast ensam bland de svenska skådespelarna om att sikta på en internationell karriär. Knappast först heller. Kino spårade upp Marie Richardson och lät henne berätta om hur det var att arbeta med Tom Cruise och Stanley Kubrik i ”Eyes wide shut”. Samtidigt som en av våra största internationella stjärnor, Stellan Skarsgård, har svårt att hitta roller som passar honom hemma i Sverige. Filmfestivaler är den internationella filmvärldens blodomlopp. Kinoredaktionen var givetvis på plats på filmfestivalen i Cannes, men frågan är om inte Berlins filmfestival var årets höjdare för redaktionen. Dels träffade vi regissören Debra Granik för första gången. Hon prisades senare i år på Stockhoms filmfestival för sin film "Winter’s Bone". Men vi mötte även en medelålders Emilio Estevez ("The Breakfast Club") som mest av allt vill prata om meningen med livet. Mamma-pappa-barn är ett trist koncept för filmdramatik. I år försökte filmskaparna hitta nya sätt att skildra vardagen på. "Pappa på burk" och "The Kids are All Right" är två exempel på den nya genren inseminationskomedier. I ”Våra vänners liv” och ”Män som simmar” försöker medelålders män hitta en ny manlighet. Och så återupplivar vi ett av höstens roligaste radioexperiment. När regissören Jesper Ganslandt (Farväl Falkenberg, Apan) förverkligar scener ur en filmidé som gått i stöpet. Ganslandt spelar själv Ingmar Bergman i sin iscensättning av Alexander Ahndorils bok ”Regissören”.  Och Per Åhlin berättar om de nedlagda filmprojekt som kostat honom tolv års arbete. Kinos lyssnare fick i år utse vilken som varit den bästa svenska tv-serien genom tiderna. I hård konkurrerns med Spung och Ebba och Didrik tog Hedebyborna hem segern. Hannes Holm är en av flera svenska regissörer som under året gjorde filmer som utspelades på 70-talet. Hör honom berätta om hur han försökte undvika 70-talsnostalgi i "Himlen är oskyldigt blå". Programledare: Roger Wilson Producent: Lisa Bergström