Podcast appearances and mentions of Stephen Glass

1998 Stephen Glass lost his reporting job at The New Republic after the articles he wrote were proven to be fabricated, but years later Stephen would tell another lie. This one for years.

Check out a preview of the latest episode of Are You Mad at Me?, the podcast about the movie Shattered Glass hosted by PubliCola co-founders Erica Barnett and Josh Feit. Shattered Glass, starting Hayden Christensen, Peter Sarsgaard, Chloe Sevigny, and Steve Zahn (among many other names you'll recognize), is about a journalism scandal in the late 1990s in which a reporter, Stephen Glass, was found to have fabricated dozens of stories for The New Republic, Harpers, and many other traditional media outlets. Our guest for this month's show, Adam Penenberg (portrayed by Zahn in the film), was working for an early online outlet called Forbes Digital Tool when his editor, Kambiz Foroohar, demanded to know why he'd been scooped by Stephen Glass on a story about teenage hackers. As we now know, the story was completely fabricated—and Penenberg was the one who unraveled the fraud. In our interview, Penenberg tells us what it was like to uncover the story and reflects on what it was like to be a reporter for a digital startup going up against a venerable institution like The New Republic. He also offers his thoughts on why Glass decided to fabricate stories instead of just reporting them, and tells us what it was like talking to Steve Zahn as he was developing his character for the movie.Listen, like, and subscribe to Are You Mad at Me? on Apple or wherever you get your podcasts.Send us a text! Note that we can only respond directly to emails realseattlenice@gmail.comSupport the showYour support on Patreon helps pay for editing, production, live events and the unique, hard-hitting local journalism and commentary you hear weekly on Seattle Nice.

Two longtime political journalists, Erica C. Barnett and Josh Feit, explore all the reasons that the 2003 film Shattered Glass, about the rise and downfall of former New Republic journalist Stephen Glass, is the greatest journalism movie—nay, greatest movie—of all time. In the inaugural episode, we dissect some of our favorite scenes from Shattered Glass, and tell you why you should watch this iconic movie.Quotes: "Is anyone interested in hackers?""The building's closed on Sundays.""He fed us fiction after fiction, and we printed them all as fact. Just because we found him... entertaining."Hosts: Josh Feit and Erica C. BarnettEdited by: Erica C. BarnettSend us a text! Note that we can only respond directly to emails realseattlenice@gmail.comThanks to Uncle Ike's pot shop for sponsoring this week's episode! If you want to advertise please contact us at realseattlenice@gmail.comSupport the showYour support on Patreon helps pay for editing, production, live events and the unique, hard-hitting local journalism and commentary you hear weekly on Seattle Nice.

This week, Naomi covers the shocking murder of single mom, in a quiet California coastal town, and her daughter's fight for justice for her mom. Then Amber covers the story of The New Republic journalist, Stephen Glass. For this episode, Amber was drinking Broad & Pattison ChardonnayNaomi's sources:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fn_JYYxcv1M https://kion546.com/former-school-bus-driver-sentence-without-parole-for-1981-murder https://defrostingcoldcases.com/sonia-carmen-herok-stone-update/ https://cslea.com/2021/08/california-doj-assists-with-1981-cold-case-investigation/ https://defrostingcoldcases.com/sonia-carmen-herok-stone/ https://www.cbsnews.com//michael-glazebrook-sonia-herok-stone-cold-case-murder-carmel https://www.ksbw.com/killer-in-40-year-old-cold-case-sentenced-to-life-in-prison Amber's Sources:Scamfluencers Podcast 5-6-2024 Episode 104 “Stephen Glass: Bad News”Stephen Glass - WikipediaStephen Glass: Deception in the Digital AgeSupport the showGo check out our patreon page athttps://www.patreon.com/crimewineandchaosFor more information about Crime, Wine & Chaos, or to simply reach out and say "hi,"https://www.crimewineandchaos.comCrime, Wine & Chaos is produced by 8th Direction Records. Music by Jeremy Williams. Artwork by Joshua M. DavisAmber is the vocalist in the band, Tin Foil Top Hat. You can find more of her work on all of the music streaming platforms or athttps://www.tinfoiltophat.comNaomi has a twenty year career in tech, and a lifetime interest in all things macabre. She walked away from #startuplife to strike a new path rooted in service. You can find out more about the work she's focused on, support those initiatives, and keep up on her socials here: https://linktr.ee/missgnomers

Memphis 901 FC head coach Stephen Glass joins Greg and Eli to preview their home playoff match against Orange County. Also, CBS Sports' Jerry Palm joins the show to discuss college football, including the playoff implications of Penn State/Ohio State and which team will represent the group of five if Boise State were to lose.

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Greg and Eli talk with Daily Memphian's John Varlas about running into MEmphis901FC head coach Stephen Glass at the store, more controversy in Collierville, High School Spring Tournaments and more.

Stephen Glass is a rising star in the '90s magazine journalism world, breaking provocative stories that his editors love. But some find the stories too fantastical to believe. When he finally gets a close edit, the scope and scale of his scam will be stranger than fiction.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Tähtitoimittajia suositaan ja erivapaudet voivat käääntyä oikeudeksi käyttää värikynää, edistää agendaa tai jopa suoraan valehdella. Klassiset toimittajat Ivan Puopolo ja Matti Virtanen eivät valehtele. He pohtivat onko Matti Kuuselan Aamulehden väärennettyjen juttujen paljastuminen osa jatkumoa vai erillistapaus. Kuuselan entinen esimies YLE:n Jouko Jokinen puolusti taannoisen alaisensa fabulointia siihen pisteeseen, että ärähti HS:lle ja Iltalehdelle luottamuspulasta, vaikka sai itse lausunnoistaan nuhteet. Ilmiö on Matin ja Ivanin mielestä oikea mutta vähäinen. Isompia ongelmia syntyy kun kyseenalaisia auktoriteettejä lainataan tai oikeaa journalistista integriteettiä osoittavat toimittajat hylätään. Jopa poliisi voi valehdella taktisesti. Jaksossa käydään läpi journalismin väärentämisen suuret tapaukset kuten Janet Cooke, Jayson Blair, Stephen Glass ja Claas Relotius, jotka edustivat maailman arvostetuimpia medioita Der Spiegelistä The New York Timesiin. Edustaako videoitu journalismi tai Ivan Puopolon ja Sami Miettisen tubetoiminta autenttisempaa mediaa? Voiko siinä fabuloida jos valheet näkyvät naamasta? Toimittajat kärähtivät valehtelusta Ivan Puopolo Matti Virtanen #neuvottelija 244. #neuvottelija Sisäpiiri-jaksossa Matti ja Ivan pohtivat Samin kysymystä voiko jokainen meistä olla oma mediansa ja kannattaako se? Yhteystiedot: www,dcmcapital.fi/neuvottelija

Greg and Eli talk with Daily Memphian's Parth Upadhyaya about going to Boca Raton for the first time, Tigers' incredible second half against UAB, where the Tigers fall under the conference tie breakers and more. Also, they talk with Memphis901FC head coach Stephen Glass about having a good season and building on it in the offseason, thoughts on the strength of the team and more.

Memphis901FC head coach Stephen Glass drops by SDH before practice Friday morning to look back at the 2023 season as the 2024 season is only a week away...

A Friday that flew by on SDHSoccerForUS Pod's Bart Keeler dropped by for a Gold Cup weekend previewGreg Garza from Beyond Goals Mentoring talked self-belief, enjoyment, and lessons with mentoringMemphis 901FC Head Coach Stephen Glass dropped by for a preview of their USL Championship season andJarrett dropped by for the Weekend Whiparound previewing the MLS weekend

En la década de 1990, el internet estaba en sus primeras etapas de desarrollo, y con ello, el auge de las noticias falsas. Estas noticias falsas eran a menudo propagadas por correo electrónico, ya que era la forma más común de comunicación en línea en ese momento. En este falso podcast vamos a ver las siguientes mentiras de Internet: El virus del cordero: Este hoax afirmaba que un virus informático llamado "ILOVEYOU" estaba infectando los ordenadores y que podía causar daños graves.  El virus de la muerte: Este hoax afirmaba que un virus informático llamado "CIH" estaba infectando los ordenadores y que podía causar fallos en el sistema. OurFirstTime.com: Este hoax afirmaba que un sitio web llamado OurFirstTime.com transmitiría en vivo la pérdida de virginidad de dos jóvenes de 18 años.  Stephen Glass: Un escritor de la revista New Republic, Stephen Glass, había escrito una serie de artículos falsos.  Armar a los vagabundos: Este hoax afirmaba que una organización benéfica llamada "Coalición Arm the Homeless" estaba recaudando fondos para proporcionar armas a las personas sin hogar.  Operación Mirlo: Un grupo de investigadores había logrado registrar la creación de un círculo en las cosechas por parte de un OVNI.

Today's story comes from Stephen Glass, who talks about his time as part of the academy staff at Atlanta United when Tata Martino in charge and what he learned from him.Listen to the original full episodes:Stephen Glass: The Long Road Home - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | AcastStephen Glass: Scott Brown and the Leadership Gene - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | Acast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Chuck Lane, an editorial writer and columnist at the Washington Post, joins our campus screening of the 2003 film "Shattered Glass," which follows Lane's time as editor of the New Republic magazine and his role in discovering that reporter Stephen Glass was fabricating articles. Hosts Andrew Herbst and Tommy Sherwood discuss their reactions to the Glass scandal. This episode was edited by Tommy Sherwood and Robert Cardillo.Please rate, review, and subscribe!

Greg and Eli tlak with Memphis901FC head coach Stephen Glass about making the postseason, continue to work through their issues and more. Also, they talk about the MLB Wildcard race, 10 In A Row and more.

This week it's Gaius' pick and he and Owen are deep diving into 2003's Shattered Glass, written and directed by Billy Ray. The film is based on a 1998 Vanity Fair article of the same name by H.G. Bissinger and chronicles Stephen Glass's fall from grace when his stories for The New Republic were discovered to be fabricated. The movie stars Hayden Christensen, Peter Sarsgaard, Chloe Sevigny, Steve Zahn, Hank Azaria, Melanie Lynskey, and Rosario Dawson, and the pair dive into aspects of the true story, the film's performances, a difference of opinion of Christensen's performance and how the subject matter makes for an enticing film about journalism and how it as changed in the years since this event and the film. Other: Where To Watch Shattered Glass Follow Us On Instagram Follow Us On Twitter Like Us On Facebook Follow Us On TikTok Find Us On The Playlyst App

Greg and Eli talk with Memphis901FC head coach Stephen Glass about heading to Phoenix, hot streak on the field and more.

Greg and Eli talk with Memphis901FC head coach Stephen Glass about the winning streak, helping Wynne High School, match in Birmingham and more. Also, they talk about the Tiger Woods' case, Humdingers Trivia and more.

Today's story comes from Stephen Glass, who talks about how Aberdeen players who couldn't stand Scott Brown when he was Celtic's combative captain came to love the man after he arrived at Pittodrie.Listen to the original full episodes:Stephen Glass: The Long Road Home - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | AcastStephen Glass: Scott Brown and the Leadership Gene - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | Acast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today's story comes from Stephen Glass, who talks about how Tony Mowbray instilled an indomitable sense of confidence in a Hibernian squad brimming with youthful talent.Listen to the original full episodes:Stephen Glass: The Long Road Home - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | AcastStephen Glass: Scott Brown and the Leadership Gene - The Big Interview with Graham Hunter | Acast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lawrence Dockery is back to give you his thoughts on the Memphis 901 FC hire of new head coach Stephen Glass

The football is season is almost upon us and Celtic are welcoming Aberdeen down to see the Champions flag being raised,So we were delighted to speak to co host of the ABZ Aberdeen podcast, Gary Scott to the show to help us look at our northern neighbours.Gary tells us about himself and why he actually started to podcast himself.We look back at last seasons dismal campaign, chatting about Derek McInnes, Stephen Glass and current managerial incumbent, Jim Goodwin.Gary tells us his thoughts on the ins and outs and chats about the current squad.We discuss the upcoming match and finish with Garys hopes and thoughts on the season ahead.Enjoy

Ever listened to a football podcast and thought 'This is good, but it would be improved significantly by one of the guests spontaneously breaking into song about the captain of Rangers being an eagle?'. Your prayers have been answered.  On episode 40 of the Old Firm Facts podcast, music journalist Jules Boyle discusses the strange feeling he's currently experiencing as a Celtic fan, Celtic's 'street fighter', accusations of being on Marvel's payroll, the key to getting good quotes out of rock stars, bonding with U2 guitarist The Edge and how an interview with Chuck D of Public Enemy led to him being targeted by fascists as a supposed statue-toppling ANTIFA ringleader.  Tifo Football analyst, writer, presenter and podcaster JJ Bull talks about what went wrong for Stephen Glass at Aberdeen, chatting to Dave Cormack, Ange Postecoglou's management style, Steve Clarke's strengths and weaknesses, the advice he gives budding football writers, what he learned from taking his SFA coaching badges having one of his football songs played on Channel 4 News and his viral hit concerning Leigh Griffiths' appreciation of bees. Adam puts questions to his guests from social media, asks them to help him debunk a myth involving Celtic fans and the media, and invites them to play a headline-based quiz that's a bit like the one from episode 39 but not quite. For more information about Talk Media, go to: www.thebiglight.com/oldfirmfacts

After a special announcement, we unearth a buried story from this past weekend: The WHO's director general has apparently leaked his own thoughts on the ‘lab leak theory'. Next, we turn to all things inflation. How bad is it? What comes next? What will (and won't) help? Finally, trad media is still broken as USA Today retracts 23 stories written by a reporter who allegedly fabricated sources.    Mentioned on the Show:  WHO Director-General Confides that COVID Most Likely Came from a Lab https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-10930501/WHO-chief-believes-Covid-DID-leak-Wuhan-lab-catastrophic-accident-2019.html    USA Today Has a Stephen Glass https://www.cnn.com/2022/06/16/media/usa-today-removes-articles/index.html  Watch the show on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGpswHOCPO0JiqBHHANoxbw  Follow the show on Twitter: https://twitter.com/CivilDiscordPod  Follow the show on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/civildiscordpodcast Follow Amanda on Twitter: https://twitter.com/AjaxtheGriff Follow Maurice on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/callmemaurice

It's Tuesday, and you know what that means!    Welcome to Episode 47 of The ABZ Football Podcast!   Join the ABZFP crew, as Gary (@tchocky83) sits down with AFC Commercial Director, Rob Wicks, to talk all things the proposed beach stadium ahead of the next steps in the approval process.   Usual hosts Gavin (@TheRogue87) and Graham are joined by hat-trick hero Andy Murray (@andyhmurray) as we take our freshly squeezed and sanded testes and give them a good seeing to with some wire brush and Dettol as we bring you Part 3 of our patented deep-dive review of the 2021/22 season - this week, we run you through the darker months of January to March as we pick through the shambolic January transfer window, the sacking of Stephen Glass and those first few weeks under Sexy Jim Goodwin.   Like what we do?  Keep us fueled for future episodes by buying us a beer or coffee over at - https://ko-fi.com/abzfootballpodcast!   Follow the ABZ Football Podcast on our social media channels:-   Twitter - @AbzPodcast Facebook - @ABZFootballPodcast Instagram - @abzfootballpodcast

It's Wednesday, and you know what that means!    Welcome to Episode 46 of The ABZ Football Podcast!   Join the ABZFP crew, as Gary (@tchocky83) & Gavin (@TheRogue87) are joined by Thom Watt (@ThomAlexWatt) as we take our freshly squeezed testes and give them a good old rub-down with some super-coarse sandpaper as we bring you Part 1 of our patented deep-dive review of the 2021/22 season - this week, we run you through the dark months of October through December as the pressure begins to build on Stephen Glass and his Dons revolution.   Like what we do?  Keep us fueled for future episodes by buying us a beer or coffee over at - https://ko-fi.com/abzfootballpodcast!   Follow the ABZ Football Podcast on our social media channels:-   Twitter - @AbzPodcast Facebook - @ABZFootballPodcast Instagram - @abzfootballpodcast   This week's episode is sponsored by McGinty's Sportsman's Lunch w/Dick Campbell - coming to you live from McGinty's Meal an Ale on the 17th June, for just £35 get yourself a traditional two course meal, after lunch liqueur, speech and Q&A session with the SPFL Championship Manager of the year Dick Campbell and a surprise appearance by a former AFC player.    For more info call 01224 626720 or visit McGinty's Meal an Ale social medal channels.

This week's episode of our New York City special is something of a departure from our normal service, in that it's much more about storytelling than menswear. You can blame Aleks for this; the chance to quiz Air Mail deputy editor and New York Times bestselling author Michael Hainey on on his extraordinary career was just too much to handle.So, in this conversation Aleks explores Hainey's career, gets his take on ‘finding your voice', and hears Hainey's thoughts on why the best journalists write up what they see, rather than what they think. The pair also chat through Hainey's cathartic experience in writing his extraordinary memoire, After Visiting Friends.If you enjoy listening, don't forget to follow us on Instagram @handcutradio, and leave us a five star review – it boosts us up the podcast charts, and helps other listeners to discover HandCut Radio.---HandCut Radio is produced by Birch, the London based creative office of James Allen. Our theme music is by Joe Boyd.HandCut Radio is proud to be sponsored by Thomas Mason, an historic mill that's been supplying famous designers, shirtmakers and tailors with world class shirting fabrics since 1796.---Show Notes:Michael Hainey — Website | Instagram[10:33] Airmail[10:48] Spy Magazine (defunct)[12:55] Graydon Carter[17:30] Less Than Zero by Bret Easton Ellis[17:31] Bret Easton Ellis[24:10] Adam Rapoport[32:22] L'Etiquette Magazine[40:13] Stephen Glass, ‘Loving Lies' (article)[41:03] Shattered Glass (film)[43:05] Joseph Bullmore[48:29] After Visiting Friends by Michael Hainey (book)

Welcome to The Nonlinear Library, where we use Text-to-Speech software to convert the best writing from the Rationalist and EA communities into audio. This is: Liars, published by Kelsey Piper on April 5, 2022 on The Effective Altruism Forum. Yesterday the New Yorker published a detailed exploration of an 'expert on serial killers', Stéphane Bourgoin, who turned out to be comprehensively lying about his own past, the murder of his girlfriend (who appears to not exist), his credentials, how many serial killers he'd interviewed, etc., but who was taken seriously for many years, getting genuine privileged access to serial killers for interviews and to victims' families/support groups as a result of his lying. I find serial/compulsive/career liars fascinating. One of the best serial-liar stories that I ran into as a warning story for journalists is that of Stephen Glass, the 1990s New Republic writer who turned out to be comprehensively making up most of the juicy details of his articles, including forging handwritten transcripts of conversations that never happened to present to the magazine's fact-checkers.I mostly just read about this because it's fun, but I do think it has crystallized some things for me which are useful to have in mind even if you don't have fun reading about serial liars. (Takeaways are at the bottom if you want to skip to that.) The dynamics of how serial liars go unnoticed, and how the socially awkward information "hey, we think that guy is a fraud" gets propagated (or fails to get propagated) seem to me to also describe how other less clear-cut kinds of errors and misconduct go unnoticed.A recurring theme in the New Yorker article is that people knew this guy was full of crap, but weren't personally motivated to go try to correct all the ways he was full of crap. “Neither I nor any of our mutual friends at the time had heard the story of his murdered girlfriend, nor of his so-called F.B.I. training,” a colleague and friend of Bourgoin's from the eighties told me. “It triggered rounds of knowing laughter among us, because we all knew it was absolutely bogus.” Bourgoin was telling enough lies that eventually one of them would surely ring wrong to someone, though by then he'd often moved on to a different audience and different lies. I ended up visualizing this as a sort of expanding ring of people who'd encountered Bourgoin's stories. With enough exposure to the stories, most people suspected something was fishy and started to withdraw, but by then Bourgoin had reached a larger audience and greater fame, speaking to new audiences for whom the warning signs hadn't yet started to accumulate. Eventually, he got taken down by an irritated group of internet amateurs who'd noticed all the ways in which he was dishonest and had the free time and spite to actually go around comprehensively proving it. This is a dynamic I've witnessed from the inside a couple of times. There's a Twitter personality called 'Lindyman' who had his fifteen minutes of internet fame last year, including a glowing New York Times profile. Much of his paid Substack content was plagiarized. A lot of people know this and had strong evidence for a while before someone demonstrated it publicly.I personally know someone who Lindyman plagiarized from, who seriously debated whether to write a blog post to the effect of 'Lindyman is a plagiarist', but ended up not doing so. It would've taken a lot of time and effort, and probably attracted the wrath of Lindyman's followers, and possibly led to several frustrating weeks of back and forth, and is that really worth it? And that's for plagiarism of large blocks of text, which is probably the single most provable and clear-cut kind of misbehavior, much harder to argue about than the lies Glass or Bourgoin put forward. Eventually someone got fed up and made the plagiarism public, but it'd been a running joke in certain circles for a while before then.There are more examples I'm aware of where a researc...

With the BAFTAs just gone and the Oscars approaching, there's one prize that's got everyone talking this awards season. Thankfully, Adam is on hand to reveal the four finalists for this year's Golden Stauner award, recognising Scottish football's most handsome figures. Joining him at the ceremony are journalist and author Neil Drysdale as well as comedian and actor Stuart McPherson. Neil talks about the two players Jim Goodwin should be building his Aberdeen side around, why Scotland's 1978 World Cup might not be our worst, being the target of a Jimmy Nicholl grudge, one of Pittodrie's most memorable nights, what he learned from writing a Walter Smith biography, a bad night for Billy Connolly in Aberdeen, the short-lived Stephen Glass and Scott Brown era, covering France '98 and the Aberdeenshire footballer who played a role in Juventus' first league title. Stuart discusses his dream Efe Ambrose scenario, Dunfermline memories, a Coronation Street star's East End Park cameo, existential heckling, the Little Mix memory he shares with Scott Brown, performing stand-up, acting in and writing for Scot Squad, the legacy of Peep Show, Danny Dyer's football gaffes, an unusual Harry Potter mention on his CV and his idea for a Scottish football version of Space Jam. Adam enlists his guests to help him debunk a myth involving Willie Collum, puts questions to them from Twitter and challenges them to identify a truly blood-curdling Scottish football shriek.  For more information about Old Firm Facts, go to: www.thebiglight.com/oldfirmfacts

Access the entire 92 minute episode (and additional bonus episodes) by becoming a patron of Junk Filter: https://www.patreon.com/posts/62861889 The hosts of the Hit Factory podcast return to Junk Filter for a discussion of the 2003 drama Shattered Glass, the directorial debut of screenwriter Billy Ray, starring Hayden Christensen and Peter Sarsgaard. It's a great adaptation of the rise and fall of The New Republic's hotshot journalist Stephen Glass, who was exposed as a serial fabulist through the rigorous fact-checking of a competitive news outlet and then the magazine's new editor, Charles Lane. We discuss Shattered Glass as an underrated and compelling drama about ethics in journalism, how it serves as a distant early warning of a problem in media that's only gotten worse, and how the film portrays how white collar sociopaths operate in the workplace and how to successfully confront one. Patrons of the Junk Filter podcast receive at least two additional exclusive episodes a month: some of our notable previous guests include Jared Yates Sexton, David Roth, Bryan Quinby, Sooz Kempner, and Jacob Bacharach. More to come! Sign up at https://www.patreon.com/junkfilter Follow Aaron Casias and Carlee Gomes on Twitter. Subscribe to the Hit Factory podcast; you can also support the show directly through Patreon.

This week, our panel discuss Aberdeen's manager hunt - and why frontrunner Jim Goodwin's track record and general upwards trajectory makes him the right man to turn around the Dons - Ole Gunnar Solskjaer notwithstanding. Goodwin will have a job on his hands, though, as we also review what went wrong for Stephen Glass at Pittodrie, with the underperforming Reds heading back to Fir Park on league business this weekend. We also discuss Ross County's fascinating capture of former Premier League starlet Josh Sims, and how the significance of struggling Caley Thistle's clash with leaders Arbroath will hinge on their next three outings. All of that, plus title-chasing Cove host Leigh Griffiths-bolstered Falkirk, Peterhead look to turn Scottish Cup plaudits into League One points, and Elgin City hope to stave off real relegation fears against Cowdenbeath.

Joe, JJ and Alex reconvene, following Southampton's draw against Manchester United, to discuss Armando Broja's 'level' and Hasenhuttl's comments about United's defensive transitions... Plus, how Norwich can lose 4-0 to Man City and still look good, how Lampard's got Everton believing in themselves again AND why JJ Bull is the right man to replace Stephen Glass as Aberdeen manager. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ally Begg returns to the ABZFP and he joins Gary (@tchocky83), Graham & Gavin (@TheRogue87) to pore over the season-shattering Scottish Cup exit at the hands of Motherwell on Saturday and the subsequent dismissal of Stephen Glass from the manager's hot seat after just 40 games in charge of the Dons.  We take some time to assess where it all went wrong for the man from Fintry and where the Club goes from here.   We review the @AberdeenWomen and their Scottish Cup win over Spartans; we take our usual look at the Young Team and our loanees in Loan Watch before we preview this week's SPFL Premiership double-header against St. Johnstone & Motherwell.   Music from The Ghost Tape - When Matches Fail, available at - https://theghosttape.bandcamp.com   Follow the ABZ Football Podcast on our social media channels:-   Twitter - @AbzPodcast Facebook - @ABZFootballPodcast Instagram - @abzfootballpodcast

We're remotely joined by filmmaker, previous guest, and, crucially, Mike's brother, Stephen Glass, for a discussion of Paul Thomas Anderson's period romance, Licorice Pizza. Stephen last helped us explore Anderson's previous film, Phantom Thread, and again brings his knowledge of and passion for the director's work to our discussion. We consider the efficiency with which Anderson creates rich portraits of characters and their lives from few details; how the blossoming love between the protagonists, a boy of 15 and woman of 25, avoids feeling exploitative or uneasy as the age difference suggests it might; how the film is able to feel loose and free despite conforming to its genre; the likability, or otherwise, of the setting and era; Anderson's focus on faces and use of reflective surfaces; and whether one particular running joke that begins as hilariously, stunningly outrageous, overplays its hand and ends up in the realm of the unacceptable. Licorice Pizza is a sweet romance draped in a loving portrait of a particular place and time, and laced with good jokes. Still, your mileage may vary, as Mike's devoted, grumpy intransigence in the face of José's and Stephen's enthusiasm demonstrates, but even he has to admit it's a very good film. Recorded on 10th January 2022.

Thom Watt makes his return to the ABZFP line-up as we finish off our mid-season review with our thoughts on the performance to date of the manager, Stephen Glass.  We take our usual whistle-stop tour of our players out on loan and provide our thoughts on next week's visit to Pittodrie of The Artist Formerly Known As Rangers as the cinch exits its winter hibernation.   Our series of exclusive, in-depth interviews continues apace with a man whose stay at Pittodrie was a short, but memorable one, it's the one and only Michael Hector!   Music - "Hangman" by The Ruckus Sponsored by Wowzie Aberdeen 

Tis' the Season ....winter break a few weeks early. Will that gamble pay off? Only time will tell.On Episode 21 we look back on both the Hibs V Aberdeen and Aberdeen V Dundee games, and review the season so far under the stewardship of Stephen Glass in his first full season in charge. We're with Cove Rangers who end the year 5 points clear at the top of League One.They're looking forward to starting 2022 with a local derby at Balmoor against the Blue Toon. We catch up with both. And there's Highland League plus a preview of this week's Red Rewind as well. All with our experts Dave Macdermid and Andrew Shinie, hosted by John Mellis. Support the Show.

Gavin takes a wee breather so it's up to Gary & Graham to lead you through the bleak, mid-winter days and nights as we look back on a fine pair of wins for Stephen Glass' Showtime Dons against Livingston & St. Mirren and we preview this weekend's trip to Perth to face St. Johnstone.  Sandwiched in-between are our usual Loan Watch & Fantasy Football segments before we round things off with an exclusive interview with current Scotland captain and life-long Dons fan, Rachel Corsie.   Music from Virtues.    

This week we have the riveting true story of Stephen Glass, the most notorious fraud in journalism. Seeking redemption, he decided he would live by one simple rule: Always tell the truth. He found a second chance. Then he broke that rule—at a painful price. Bill Adair, a reporter and founder of PolitiFact, who is now a journalism professor at Duke University, joins Ashley and Mike to discuss Glass's incredible story. It's an episode you won't want to miss. You'll find all this and more in this week's Morning Meeting.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

In this episode, a look back at the match versus Dundee United which will be remembered more for what happened off the Tannadice pitch rather than on it.  We'll hear from Stephen Glass, Joe Lewis and Dundee United's Thomas Courts. Plus, we review the Under 18s matches against Hearts and Hamilton, and the  AFC Women's game at Celtic. We're with Cove Rangers as they go top of League One, ahead of a couple of Cup fixtures on the bounce at Balmoral Stadium, and it's a good weekend for Peterhead too. And there's  Highland League and Juniors action too. It's all covered by Dave Macdermid and Andrew Shinie, hosted by John Mellis. Support the Show.

FINALLY!A Dons win, and this podcast can now unshackle any thoughts it had about being 'the curse'.Not that we ever entertained them seriously. In the Dons week that was, we look back to the game against Hibs, and forward to Rangers at Ibrox and then Hearts back at Pittodrie.We hear from Stephen Glass and Christian Ramirez as well as Hibs manager Jack Ross. Barry Robson looks back over his side's 8-0 victory in Scottish Youth Cup action.And there's Scottish Cup, Highland League and Junior matches, all covered by Dave Macdermid and Andrew Shinie, hosted by John Mellis. Support the Show.

Back from an international break, and unfortunately for the Dons, back to the same old story with a 2-1 loss against Dundee. Now 10 without a win, 5 defeats on the bounce. Dave Macdermid and Andrew Shinie are here for Episode 11, looking back at the match at Dens and forward to this weekend's incoming fixture against Hibs. As some fans call for the head of Stephen Glass and declare the experiment concluded, Chairman Dave Cormack joined the BBC to speak publicly and passionately in his manager's defence.So, what changes to affect the outcomes of matches?Here come our experts' suggestions.We also check in with the Dons Under 18s and AFC Women, as well as Cove Rangers, Peterhead, The Highland League and Juniors. It's Pittodrie PS - Episode 11, and, as always we welcome your input. Find us on Twitter. Please feel free to rate and review us, and follow the show too. Support the Show.

Council workers wash away mural by mistake/Retro toy fair at Pittodrie/couple complete epic paddle for charities - on first date/Kemnay pupils learn about cyber security in unique escape room/Daughter takes over from firefighter dad after her football career/Stephen Glass aiming to knock out errors for Dons are all mentioned in today's Doric Express. Cheers for listening

Join the truncated and under the weather ABZFP crew for the 13th episode of the ABZ Football Podcast where we preview this weekend's crucial away fixture under the lights at Dens Park; we also have a look at the Women's Team following their 8-0 hammering at the hands of Rangers together with our usual round up of the Young Team and our players out on loan; and we round things off with an exclusive interview with ex-Don Tommie Hoban who talks us through his career, his love of Aberdeen and the surrounding areas, the mental side of injury, his reasons for deciding to retire from the game and his impressions from working first hand under Stephen Glass - an interview not to be missed.   Music - "In My Garden" by CS Buchan (@FitLikeRecords)

Finally, an away win in the league and Reidzo and Hamish from 67HAILHAIL are on this episode to discuss that and the run ahead after the international break.GIGPOD's Stevie was on their show yesterday to discuss the 2-1 win at Pittodrie also which you can view hereAs always, you can follow us on social media @GIGPODMusic Credit: Annie Lennox - Walking On Broken GlassLearn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Finally, an away win in the league and Reidzo and Hamish from 67HAILHAIL are on this episode to discuss that and the run ahead after the international break.GIGPOD's Stevie was on their show yesterday to discuss the 2-1 win at Pittodrie also which you can view hereAs always, you can follow us on social media @GIGPODMusic Credit: Annie Lennox - Walking On Broken Glass

It's Wednesday, and you know what that means!  Join us for Episode 11 of the ABZ Football Podcast where we review Stephen Glass' 20th game in charge that ended in defeat at the SMiSA Stadium; we'll cast our eyes over the AFC Women's Team, the Young Team & give you our weekly Loan Watch; we take a look at Ange Postecoglou's Celtic side ahead of this Sunday's visit to Pittodrie and we round this week's epsiode off with an exclusive, in-depth interview with James Graham from The Twilight Sad where we talk about his love of the Dons, the 'Sad and loads more!

Join us for EP7 of the ABZ Football Podcast where we are joined by well kent Aberdeen fan, Martin Stone, to review our Europa Conference League exit at the hands of Qarabağ and our frustrating draw at home to Ross County in the league; we will be joined by Fuad Alakbaraov to get the Azeri view on the Playoff Round; and Martin and the guys will cast our eye over the first 11 games of the 2021-22 season to provide an appraisal of Stephen Glass and his squad as we enter the first international break of the season.   Music from Broadsea

Finally... Episode 1 of The ABZ Football Podcast is here!  A jam packed first episode sees the boys analyse the close season transfer activity at Pittodrie; our aspirations for the season ahead; we join Christopher and Jonas from En podd om BK Häcken to get the low-down on our ECL QR2 opponents; and we round things off with a 'Bumper' interview with Graham Hunter discussing his Dons fanaticism and Graham shares his thoughts on what we can expect under new manager Stephen Glass.