Podcast appearances and mentions of Stephen Elliott

On Friday's Football Daily, Phil Egan brings you a full preview of tonight's League of Ireland action. We'll have live coverage of Shamrock Rovers' meeting with Derry City live on tonight's Off The Ball, with coverage on Newstalk beginning at 7pm. Ahead of that game, we'll hear from Stephen Bradley and Tiernan Lynch. Plus, Stephen Kenny, Keith Long, Tim Clancy and Stephen Elliott look ahead to some of tonight's other games. Tottenham have seemingly identified their ideal replacement for Ange Postecoglou. And we hear from Chelsea women's boss Sonia Bompastor following their Champions League comeback.

On Friday's Football Daily, Phil Egan brings you a full preview of tonight's League of Ireland action. We'll have live coverage of Shamrock Rovers' meeting with Derry City live on tonight's Off The Ball, with coverage on Newstalk beginning at 7pm. Ahead of that game, we'll hear from Stephen Bradley and Tiernan Lynch. Plus, Stephen Kenny, Keith Long, Tim Clancy and Stephen Elliott look ahead to some of tonight's other games. Tottenham have seemingly identified their ideal replacement for Ange Postecoglou. And we hear from Chelsea women's boss Sonia Bompastor following their Champions League comeback.

The CEO of Nashville General Hospital, the city's safety net facility, is stepping down amidst controversy this Friday. How did we get here? Nashville Banner reporter Stephen Elliott joins executive producer Whitney Pastorek to explain. Learn more about the sponsors of this March 10th episode: Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Want some more City Cast Nashville news? Then make sure to sign up for our Hey Nashville newsletter.  Follow us @citycastnashville You can also text us or leave a voicemail at: 615-200-6392⁩ Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE.

This 80s classic solidified Eddie Murphy as a superstar. Beverly Hills Cop was the top-grossing film of 1984 and earned an Oscar nomination for its screenplay. What became one of AFI's Top 100 comedies almost turned into a very different film with Sylvester Stallone, more action, and less humor. Directed by Martin Brest, the film introduced Axel Foley, a street-smart Detroit cop who investigates a murder in Beverly Hills. With its perfect mix of humor, action, and Murphy's charm, the film reshaped the action-comedy genre. Join Tim Williams and returning guest co-host, Chris McMichen, as they dive into Beverly Hills Cop on this episode of the 80s Flick Flashback Podcast.Here are some additional behind-the-scenes trivia we were unable to cover in this episode: Throughout the production, the screenplay underwent constant revisions, which sometimes resulted in actors receiving their lines just before they were expected to deliver them. This posed a challenge for actor Stephen Elliott, who was caught holding a rolled-up script while portraying Police Chief Hubbard. Fortunately, the director believed this detail enhanced his performance, so Elliott is seen holding those script pages in the film. The Beverly Hills Police Department uses a "satellite tracking system" to locate Foley and Rosewood. Although this system was fictional when the story was created, it later inspired the development of modern satellite technology, including the Global Positioning System (GPS). The mansion used in the final shootout between Foley and Maitland is the same mansion seen in the final shootout between Matrix and Arius in "Commando" (1985). Coincidentally, both Foley and Matrix were trying to rescue somebody named Jenny in that mansion in their respective films.Sources:Wikipedia, IMDB, https://www.cracked.com/article_44671_40-trivia-tidbits-about-beverly-hills-cop-on-its-40th-anniversary.htmlhttps://www.mentalfloss.com/article/60484/15-things-you-may-not-have-known-about-beverly-hills-copSome sections were composed or edited by ChatGPT We'd love to hear your thoughts on our podcast! You can share your feedback with us via email or social media. Your opinions are incredibly valuable to us, and we'd be so grateful to know what you enjoyed about our show. If we missed anything or if you have any suggestions for 80s movies, we'd love to hear them too! If you're feeling extra supportive, you can even become a subscription member through "Buy Me A Coffee". For more details and other fun extensions of our podcast, check out this link. Thank you for your support! https://linktr.ee/80sFlickFlashback

A few months back Wexford FC was delighted to announce the appointment of former Republic of Ireland international, Stephen Elliott, as the new First Team Manager. Stephen, who brings a wealth of experience from his playing career and coaching roles, joins me.

Happy Christmas to LOI fans everywhere! On this year's BTS Xmas special we bring you interviews with former Ireland international and the new Wexford FC manager Stephen Elliott while we also hear from Cork City FC owner Dermot Usher.  Kieran & Gary review the year that was and look ahead to 2025.  Sponsored by QuinnAv.ie 

On today's Friday News Roundup, host Marie Cecile Anderson and executive producer Whitney Pastorek are joined by Nashville Banner Metro reporter Stephen Elliott. He's catching us up on the happenings at Metro Council — where recent focus has been on MNPD funding — and giving us a preview of next week's meeting, where they'll be considering the reinstatement of a contract for the surveillance tech company FUSUS. We're also flabbergasted at the prices for Personal Seat Licenses in the new Titans stadium, and excited about the Mariah Carey Christmas pop-up bar that opens at the Virgin Hotel tonight. And stick around after the roundup for our Don't Go Gently tip for the weekend, presented by Tecovas. The Frist Arts Fest is happening this Sunday from 1 to 5:30pm! Head downtown to enjoy a day of art-making, music, and more. They'll have glass-blowing demonstrations, a scavenger hunt, lawn games, and performances from the Sunrise Latin Band and Nashville TIE-ko. You can even make your own koi fish windsock. It's $15 for adults, but kids get in free, and be sure to check out the museum's great exhibitions while you're there. Don't go gently, go in Tecovas! Want some more City Cast Nashville news? Then make sure to sign up for our Hey Nashville newsletter.  Follow us @citycastnashville You can also text us or leave a voicemail at: 615-200-6392⁩ Interested in advertising with City Cast? Find more info HERE.

Get your dry martini and pretzels and join us as we chat about Deadly State of Mind starring Peter Falk, George Hamilton, Lesley Ann Warren, Stephen Elliott and others.  We chat George Hamilton's career, vintage sofas (yes, again!), hypnosis, and much, much more.    Some of the books and films we discussed: On A Clear Day, You Can See Forever (more hypnosis!) Beyond The Black Rainbow Dead Again (hypnosis!) Grand Deceptions, starring Stephen Elliott Portrait of a Showgirl Don't Mind If I Do, by George Hamilton Godfather 3 And loads more.   We have EXCLUSIVE content available on Patreon!  Get video recordings of the podcast & monthly updates & behind the scenes. Head to https://patreon.com/trenchcoatcigar to join today!   If you'd like to add to our conversation, you can email us at trenchcoatcigar@gmail.com.  Follow us on Instagram at @trenchcoatcigar to see photos from today's episode. Get podcast merch on RedBubble: https://www.redbubble.com/people/trenchcoatcigar/shop?asc=u

Cuori perduti di M. R. James, pubblicato nel 1910, rappresenta una raccolta di racconti emblematica del suo stile e del ghost story. Per elaborare un'analisi di questi racconti di M. R. James, bisogna considerare vari aspetti che caratterizzano il suo stile narrativo e i temi ricorrenti nei suoi racconti di fantasmi. Questo autore è infatti conosciuto per la sua capacità di creare atmosfere inquietanti attraverso la suggestione, più che con la descrizione esplicita del terrore.L'ambientazione e l'atmosfera sono molto rilevanti nella sua opera, infatti James spesso ambienta le sue storie in contesti quotidiani, arricchendoli di un'aura di mistero e inquietudine. In “Cuori perduti", la storia si svolge in un'antica residenza di campagna, Aswarby Hall, dove il giovane orfano Stephen Elliott viene inviato a vivere con il suo lontano parente, Mr. Abney. L'atmosfera è carica di un senso di isolamento e segretezza, elemento chiave del terrore jamesiano. 

Cuori perduti di M. R. James, pubblicato nel 1910, rappresenta una raccolta di racconti emblematica del suo stile e del ghost story. Per elaborare un'analisi di questi racconti di M. R. James, bisogna considerare vari aspetti che caratterizzano il suo stile narrativo e i temi ricorrenti nei suoi racconti di fantasmi. Questo autore è infatti conosciuto per la sua capacità di creare atmosfere inquietanti attraverso la suggestione, più che con la descrizione esplicita del terrore.L'ambientazione e l'atmosfera sono molto rilevanti nella sua opera, infatti James spesso ambienta le sue storie in contesti quotidiani, arricchendoli di un'aura di mistero e inquietudine. In “Cuori perduti", la storia si svolge in un'antica residenza di campagna, Aswarby Hall, dove il giovane orfano Stephen Elliott viene inviato a vivere con il suo lontano parente, Mr. Abney. L'atmosfera è carica di un senso di isolamento e segretezza, elemento chiave del terrore jamesiano. 

In honor of Pride Month and celebrating this film's upcoming 30th Anniversary, it's time to embark on the exciting adventures of three drag queens travelling across the Australian Outback on a bus which actually shares its title with this movie. :) This Oscar-winning cult hit was directed by Stephen Elliott and stars Terrance Stamp, Guy Pearce, and Hugo Weaving....yes THAT Hugo Weaving just about five years before his big break as Agent Smith in The Matrix!  Everyone's glammed up and wearing fantastically elaborate costumes as they give musical performances (mostly lip syncing the hits) to various audiences wherever they stop.  And the eventual goal of this mission?  Apparently so one of them can reunite with a key member of his family....it's all very heartwarming, so let's hit the road!Host & Editor: Geoff GershonProducer: Marlene Gershon Send us a Text Message.https://livingforthecinema.com/Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/Living-for-the-Cinema-Podcast-101167838847578Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/livingforthecinema/Letterboxd:https://letterboxd.com/Living4Cinema/

Transfers, Michael Beale and Newcastle United away allocation discussed by Stephen Elliott, James Copley and Phil Smith

Join us this week as our guest preacher Dr. Stephen Elliott shares with us 3 things that every follower of Jesus needs in their walk with Jesus. Purity, Power & Passion.

Join us this week as our guest preacher Dr. Stephen Elliott shares with us 3 things that every follower of Jesus needs in their walk with Jesus. Purity, Power & Passion.

The Wesleyan Church has a rich history regarding the power and presence of Holy Spirit, but have we forgotten our heritage?In this episode, Dr. Stephen Elliott ( the National Superintendent of the Wesleyan Church of Canada) describes the freedom and fruit he has experienced from shifting towards leading from a place of dependence on Holy Spirit instead of the strength and strategies of man. From leading through times of friction and growth to seeing signs and wonders and moves of God, Dr. Stephen shares the good, the bad, the ugly, and everything in between. Show Notes & Resources:https://theglr.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/046-Stephen-Elliott.docx.pdf

The Wesleyan Church has a rich history regarding the power and presence of Holy Spirit, but have we forgotten our heritage?In this episode, Dr. Stephen Elliott ( the National Superintendent of the Wesleyan Church of Canada) describes the freedom and fruit he has experienced from shifting towards leading from a place of dependence on Holy Spirit instead of the strength and strategies of man. From leading through times of friction and growth to seeing signs and wonders and moves of God, Dr. Stephen shares the good, the bad, the ugly, and everything in between. Show Notes & Resources: https://theglr.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/045.docx.pdf

Lively Topical Discussion on Sunderland AFC with Total Sport presenter Dominic James, ex player Stephen Elliott and Kevin, a member of our Fans Forum. Red and white through and through, a podcast dedicated to all black cat fans.

On August 3, Nashville will elect its next mayor from 12 candidates. Rather than interviewing the candidates, for now we're making space for members of the community. In today's episode, we ask: what do you want in our next mayor? What are your community's most urgent needs this election season? Listeners who weighed in candidates to have concrete solutions for affordable housing, transportation, sustainability, reducing gun violence, standing up to the state, and making sure Nashville is still livable for Nashvillians.  But first, we talk to Stephen Elliott, interim editor of the Nashville Post, about lawsuits from Metro and council members against changes the state made concerning the Fairgrounds Speedway. Guests: Rondriquez White, Nashville native and community organizer Landy Spratt, works closely with Nashville's Latino community Denise Bahil, climate activist, mom and food systems professional Maxine Spencer, community organizer, advocate  Related reading:  Nashville's mayoral race: Who's in? Who's out? Local housing nonprofits join forces to set policy priorities ahead of Nashville's mayoral election A coalition of nonprofits wants Nashville's next mayor to focus on the city's future: its children The first mayoral debate kicks off the race for Nashville's next mayor. So far, the expansive field is playing nice. This episode was produced by Magnolia McKay. 

Nashville residents are . . . kind of sick of tourists. Perhaps very sick of tourists. Increased traffic downtown, a 24/7 party culture, rising housing costs – it all contributes to the sense that Nashville as a city is prioritizing tourism and business interests over the wellbeing of the people who live here. However, tourism is a real economic force, and living in a city that's cool enough that so many people want to visit can be a source of pride for many. In this episode, we'll discuss the pros and cons of tourism in Nashville, and what can be done to make it better for everyone. Plus, we'll ride the Nash Trash tour bus, and take a walk through the Opryland Hotel. But first, Metro Council approved funding for a new Titans Stadium last week. We'll sit down with Stephen Elliott from the Nashville Post to discuss how we got here, and what this means for the future of tourism in our city.

The Adderall Diaries is a 2016 Crime-Drama based off a autobiographical book by Stephen Elliott. Stephen Elliott is an author struggling with Adderall addiction when he is exposed as a fraud by his own father, the same man who beat him as a child, it isn't long before his life begins to implode. Through flashbacks from Elliott's childhood, we see his troubled adolescence and ponder how Elliott became the masochist he is. Starring James Franco, Amber Heard, Christian Slater, Ed Harris, and Timothee Chalamet: this star-studded ensemble must've thought they were going to strike gold when Franco bought the rights to the novel, only for Elliott to ostracize the movie. Was Elliott in the right? These A24 nerds discuss and give their ratings. Caution: movie spoilers. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/a24otr/support

Nancy and Sarah read letters from listeners. Topics include moral complication, British sitcoms/podcasts, the courage of Stephen Elliott, and a counter-point on Matt Taibbi. Nancy tells us about an LA journo pal who died in 2007, and Sarah wonders whether journalism is ultimately a profession of hucksters and frauds. Along the way, they discuss 12-minute naps, the celebrity they'd most like to, uhh, kiss, how big pigeons can get, who they'd call from jail, where they'd go if they had to disappear (and why Sarah won't be informed of Nancy's location, booo). Plus: Martha Mitchell, The Jinx, Sarah's fake British accent sounds like Monty Python, and Nancy proclaims she's part of Gen Z — until she learns what Gen Z actually is. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit smokeempodcast.substack.com/subscribe

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit public.substack.comAt the height of the #MeToo movement and the online fever that accompanied it, then-novelist Stephen Elliott was shocked to find his name on a public Google spreadsheet in which anonymous accusations of sexual misconduct were being made of men who worked in the media industry. Next to his name was the career-ending word, “rape.”The “Shitty Media Men” li…

This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit smokeempodcast.substack.comThe journalistas discuss whether “women writer” is a valuable identity and then welcome guest Stephen Elliott (who is many things but not a woman). Once a celebrated author and the founder of The Rumpus, Elliott is better known these days as the man who sued “Shitty Media Men” creator Moira Donegan, a lawsuit he recently settled. Elliott was raised in group homes, and he says his legal action came from a moral obligation to fight a list he characterized as a “false accusation machine.” Donegan pledged never to apologize, a promise she kept, but the eventual settlement ran into the six figures. Elliott opens up about the danger of anonymous accusations, the pain of losing deep friendships, why nobody remembers joining a mob, and the strange freedom that comes with literary exile. As he says, “You can't be canceled twice.”In the bonus: Nancy's AI reads her ChatGPT. The Toronto Raptors basketball team celebrate Women's History Month — and promise to do better. Chris Rock splits Twitter, lights up Netflix, and what does “misogynoir” mean? Sarah thinks Nancy just started a beef with Chris Rock; Nancy claims they're all good (weigh in, commenters!). Hot boxes include a documentary on the Sarah Lawrence con man, Matt Welch's questionable advice for dealing with a bear, and a message for the ladies on this international day in our honor.

OTB's John Duggan is joined by former Republic of Ireland international Stephen Elliott, broadcaster Johnny Ward and the Irish Independent's Dan McDonnell to discuss the latest action in the Premier League including managers on the brink, game changing transfers and a mouthwatering clash between Arsenal and Manchester United. Football with thanks to Sky Ireland.

Simon Pryde and Nick Barnes are joined by Stephen Elliott and Martin Smith as they discuss Dan Ballard, Ross Stewart and the unexpected consequence of Jean Seri playing for Hull City.

Tony O'Donoghue is live from Qatar; Stephen Elliott looks ahead to Ireland v Norway; Cian Tracey previews Ireland v Australia, and Brendan Devenney reflects on the career of Donegal legend Michael Murphy! Game On.

It's hard to overstate the impact of the Shitty Media Men List on the media landscape back in October 2017. If you've never heard of it, good for you (not said sarcastically). If you have, you know it was a Google spreadsheet where 70 women, who remained anonymous, input names of media colleagues and acquaintances along with their alleged misbehavior, from creepy DMs to rape. This was a week after the Harvey Weinstein bombshell in The New Yorker, and men on the list lost jobs, friends, and reputations. As #MeToo was exploding, the idea of fighting back wasn't popular. Stephen Elliott did it anyway. The writer, filmmaker and founding editor of the literary site The Rumpus filed a defamation lawsuit against the woman behind the list, Moira Donegan.In this week's New York Magazine, journalist Lila Shapiro tackles the controversy and the personalities behind it as the legal battle heads toward court. Elliott, a friend of Nancy's, was afraid the story would be a hit job. It wasn't. Both Nancy and Sarah found it balanced, if favorable to the spirit of the list. Elliott agreed to come on the show to talk about his experience of being accused of rape, the personal and professional fallout, and whether these sorts of campaigns can ever (or eventually) have a positive impact. One detail not included in the story was Elliott's car being spray-painted with the word RAPIST and his garage marked with the letters S C U M. We're not sure why this was left out; Elliott says he sent the photos as well as the police report to the author. We share them with you here.We also discuss a current raft of #MeToo lawsuits, including cases against Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey, Paul Haggis, and Danny Masterson. The details aren't pretty.Finally, the girls talk about Sacheen Littlefeather, the Native activist best known for refusing Marlon Brando's Oscar for The Godfather on his behalf. A recent SF Chronicle piece exposed Littlefield as a “pretendian” who invented her Indian background, according to her sisters. (The family was Mexican.) Nancy, with her connections to the Native world, could potentially be exercised about this; she is not.No hotbox this episode, but we do reveal that Rachel Dolezal has an OnlyFans. Not that we're linking to it!Find out why we're the “OnlyFans of podcasts” when you become a free or paid subscriber.Episode Notes:“Bad Reputation,” by Lila Shapiro (New York Magazine)“What to Do With ‘Shitty Media Men?'” by Doree Shafrir (Buzzfeed)“On Pandering: How to Write Like a Man,” by Claire Vaye Watkins (Tin House)“Harvey Weinstein's Lawyers Say Everyone Had ‘Transactional Sex' in Hollywood Before #MeToo,” by Elizabeth Wagmeister (Variety)“Harvey Weinstein Accusers Are Furious His Lawyer Called Gov's Partner ‘Bimbo',” by Pilar Melendez (The Daily Beast)“Woman describes alleged rape by ‘dead-eyed' director Paul Haggis as trial opens,” by Priscilla DeGregory (NY Post)“Documentary Filmmaker Testifies Oscar Winner Paul Haggis Assaulted Her at Film Festival: ‘I Felt Humiliated,'” by Antonio Ferme, Brent Lang (Variety)“The Apostate: Paul Haggis vs. the Church of Scientology,” by Lawrence Wright (New Yorker)“Kevin Spacey Is Cleared of Anthony Rapp's Battery Claim,” by Julia Jacobs and Nate Schweber (New York Times)“Actor Anthony Rapp: Kevin Spacey Made A Sexual Advance Toward Me When I Was 14,” by Adam B. Vary (Buzzfeed)“Scientology church looms over actor Danny Masterson rape case,” by Noah Goldberg (LA Times)“4 Women Claim the Church of Scientology Came After Them for Reporting Their Rapes,” by Gwynedd Stuart (LA Magazine)“Cuba Gooding Jr. Pleads Guilty to Forcible Touching,” by Benjamin Weiser and Colin Moynihan (NYT)“Sacheen Littlefeather was a Native American icon. Her sisters say she was an ethnic fraud,” by Jacqueline Keeler (San Francisco Chronicle)Outro song: “Apology Song” by the DecemberistsSo you've been lurking for a while. No apology needed, but isn't it time to become a free or paid subscriber? This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit smokeempodcast.substack.com/subscribe

Stephen Elliott, Dan McDonnell and Johnny Ward joined John Duggan for OTB Football Saturday this afternoon - as we looked ahead to Monday's game between Manchester United and Liverpool. The lads also discussed their favourite ever strikers - and it provoked plenty of opinions on the textline! Football with @SkyIreland

Post Match Reaction To Sunderland's Draw With Coventry. We hear from the Black Cats Head Coach Alex Neil and defender Dan Ballard. Analysis from Nick Barnes plus Stephen Elliott.

Stephen Elliott is back and we talk about covid, motivations for working out and getting in shape for kink reasons, poly relationships, lessons learned from getting older, being objectified and more The post Stephen Elliott is back first appeared on Masocast.

Trees have an incredible ability to absorb carbon — which means protecting, planting and restoring forests are a (relatively) easy way to address global warming. Climate change, however, is making it more complicated. Our forests are (quite literally) going up in smoke, which has far worse consequences than one might expect. In this episode, we explore the role forests play in carbon sequestration, how increasingly intense fires are threatening to turn them into a carbon bomb, and how technology (think drones, satellites and lasers) can assist in our replanting and conservation efforts. The forests have helped us, it's time to help them.  Featured in this episode:Lola Fatoyinbo-Agueh is a NASA scientist. Working in the biospheric sciences lab, she studies forest ecology and ecosystem structure, using LiDAR to GEDI (more on that later) to map and measure the amount of carbon sequestered by trees.Faisal Moola, a biologist. He's an associate professor at the University of Guelph, and an expert on forest conservation, biodiversity (conducting inventory of areas using drones) as well Indigenous partnerships. He helps us understand what we've done in the past to hurt forests, and how we can heal them.Amy Cardinal Christianson is a fire research scientist, who specializes in Indigenous fire stewardship and talks about the role of fire in the overall health of trees. She is also a host of a podcast called “Good Fire.”Stephen Elliott is the co-founder and research director of the Forest Restoration Research Unit of Chiang Mai University (FORRU-CMU) in Northern Thailand. He works with communities in replanting efforts and has a particular interest in automated forest restoration.Further Reading: How to build forests to combat climate changeTree Planting Is Booming. Here's How That Could Help, or Harm, the PlanetOne of Canada's biggest carbon sinks is circling the drainClimate change could expand forests. But will they cool the planet? | ScienceDrone-based technology remotely assesses health of trees impacted by climate changeLandsat's Critical Role in Forest Management The Mission from MaRS initiative was created to help scale carbon reducing innovations by working to remove the barriers to adopting new technology. Mission from MaRS thanks its founding partners, HSBC, Trottier Family Foundation, RBC Tech for Nature and Thistledown Foundation. It has also received generous support from Peter Gilgan Foundation, BDC, EDC and Mitsubishi Corporation Americas. Learn more about the program at missionfrommars.ca. MaRS helps entrepreneurs looking to scale solutions in climate tech, health and software. We offer targeted support through our Capital and Growth Acceleration programs. To learn more visit us at marsdd.com

Stephen Elliott, Dan McDonnell and Johnny Ward join John Duggan for OTB Football Saturday - as we reflect on the international window that was for Stephen Kenny's Republic of Ireland! Football with @SkyIreland

Stephen Elliott, Dan McDonnell and Johnny Ward join John Duggan for OTB Football Saturday - as we reflect on the international window that was for Stephen Kenny's Republic of Ireland! Football with @SkyIreland

With Damien O'Meara. Aoife Murray & Nadine Doherty on the camogie and LGFA. Stephen Elliott & Keith Treacy on the Nations League. Greg Allen and Doug Ferguson on the US Open.

Special Guest Tommy Allen, joins your hosts Dustin Melbardis and Russell Guest for the Retro Movie Roundtable as they revisit Beverley Hills Cop (1984) [R] Genre: Comedy, Action, Crime, Police   Starring:  Eddie Murphy, Judge Reinhold, John Ashton, Lisa Eilbacher, Ronny Cox, Steven Berkoff, James Russo, Jonathan Banks, Stephen Elliott, Gilbert R. Hill, Art Kimbro, Joel Bailey, Bronson Pinchot, Paul Reiser, Michael Champion   Director: Martin Brest Recoded on 2022-04-30

Miguel Delaney and Stephen Elliott on the appointment of another new Manchester Utd manager; former Armagh footballer Stephen McDonnell previews the Ulster Championship; plus Bernard Jackman and Ali Donnelly on the weekend of rugby ahead! Game On.

In this episode of Post TV, we are speaking with the team from Farmerswife, the Palma, Spain-based provider of resource scheduling, project management & team collaboration software. Join Post's Marc Loftus for a conversation with CEO Stephen Elliott and product engineer manager Michelle Griffin, who detail the company's offerings, including their newest release, Cirkus.

In this 6 part series on 'Recalibrating the nervous system', Ciara shares the benefits of coherent breath. Starting with the 3 key levers as entry points into your deeper self. Your breath. Your life force. This episode expands more on laying a foundation for breath. Partner this with the guided coherent breath episode so you get that all important practical experience. To feel it in your own body.Partner this episode with the 20 minutes guided 6/6 breathing here: https://www.buzzsprout.com/246643/3199480Engineer, inventor and life scientist Stephen Elliott is credited with giving the name to this self-regulating breath - coherent breath. This is where we begin.As Stephen says: 'Coherent breathing is an evolving science: The current understanding is that benefits are ultimately an outcome of improved brain function via enhanced circulation in the brain, this, and care and feeding of every cell in the body.'The three key levers of coherent breathBreathing through the nose. A non-negotiable when it comes to breath for health.Breathing into the belly. We might call this, ‘taking the breath down'.Breathing at a rate of 5 rounds of breath per minute.You might be curious to know there are other levers to explore, however for the purposes of laying a strong foundation to begin with, the above three creates a fabulous entry.  So launch your own curiosity and research assignments that will help you simply be more aware of the relationship between your breath and your inner state.May you breathe well, feel well, live well.Ciara Jean RobertsTedx Talk: Unlocking your Inner Physician: https://youtu.be/y0lmkEkNIukYoga Teacher. Naturopathic Nutritional Therapist, Author, Creative.https://www.whollyaligned.comTwitter @WhollyAlignedSign up to my practical and inspiring mailing list here and receive 5 powerful yet simple ways to feel more energised:https://bit.ly/energiseyourself

Writer Stephen Elliott was once a bonafide member of the independent literary scene. In 2009 he founded the literary site The Rumpus, which helped launch the careers of writers like Roxane Gay and Cheryl Strayed. His eight books include the memoir The Adderall Diaries and the novel Happy Baby, which draws from his experiences in the child welfare system as a teenager and his subsequent involvement in the BDSM community. Both of those books were adapted into films, one of which he directed. He also wrote and directed the film “After Cherry” and made a web series. In 2017, Stephen was among more than 70 men whose names appeared on the so-called “Shitty Media Men List," an anonymously sourced Google document that accused the men of various levels of sexual misconduct. Stephen was among those accused of rape. He eventually decided to sue the list's creator because, he says, he was in the “unique position of knowing not only that I didn't rape anyone, but that there was no one out in the world who believed I had raped them.” In this conversation, Stephen explained what he means by that and what he hopes to accomplish with the lawsuit. But the interview is not really about the lawsuit or the list. It's about Meghan's favorite subject, the mid-career pivot, and how Stephen put his life back together after being about as cancelled as it's possible to be. They talked about how Stephen managed to become a real estate investor with very little startup money and about his “Self Help” newsletter, which he's dubbed “financial advice for poets.” Stephen shared his belief that literary writers are especially likely to participate in social media mobs and also offered his biggest piece of advice for anyone: buy a house. This interview was originally recorded on video for the podcast's Unspeakeasy video series. A partial version can be seen on the Unspeakable YouTube channel. The full version is available to Patreon supporters of the podcast at Patrreon.com/theunspeakable. Guest Bio: Stephen Elliott is the author of The Adderall Diaries and the novel Happy Baby, which draws from his experiences in the child welfare system as a teenager and his subsequent involvement in the BDSM community. Both of those books were adapted into films, one of which he directed. He also wrote and directed the film “After Cherry” and made a web series.

This is Tom Rory Parsons on Lost Hearts This tale tells the story of Stephen Elliott, a young orphan boy, who is sent to stay with his much older cousin, Mr Abney, at a remote country mansion, Aswarby Hall, in Lincolnshire. His cousin is a reclusive alchemist obsessed with making himself immortal. Unfortunately, Stephen soon discovers a terrible secret at Aswarby that may affect his life drastically Transcript coming soon. https://moonlightaudio.libsyn.com/lost-hearts

Greg Ellis reads How An Anonymous Accusation Derailed My Life, Stephen Elliott's essay about being accused of rape on the Shitty Media Med list in 2017. It was published in Quillette on 25th September 2018.