Podcast appearances and mentions of Stephen J Smith

While we're on a brief recording break, enjoy this episode  from the archive: Inspired by Stephen J. Smith from his book Risk and Our Pedagogical Relation to Children, Tom asks the group to consider the idea of silently observing children's movements as "reading their actions as they're being written." What more would we learn about children if we watch in silence and listen instead of always talking? (recorded November 2018)  

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Inspired by Stephen J. Smith from his book Risk and Our Pedagogical Relation to Children, Tom asks the group to consider the idea of silently observing children's movements as "reading their actions as they're being written." What more would we learn about children if we watch in silence and listen instead of always talking?

Brian and Drew are joined by screenwriters Matt Leslie and Stephen J. Smith to discuss their breakout movie Summer of 84 … and pretty much geek over all the pop culture that still informs what we love today. We find out how they write as a duo, what it took to get Summer of 84 made, and then argue over Marvel movies for some reason. It’s a casual convo where we all let our guards down … right before it takes some wild, unexpected turns. Kind of like their movie. Hope you enjoy it as much as we did. Get on the email list at vcrworld.substack.com

It is a new month, so you all know what that means?! That's right! A new rotation of horror - this month we are talking about Summer horrors. Dead in the Sun month is kicking off with two episodes!  Not only are we breaking down Summer of '84, but we have a companion episode with the screenwriters, Matt Leslie and Stephen J. Smith, interviewed by our HeadKnight, Prince. Make sure to head back in your podcast feed for that episode. Next movie: The Descent (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CSYg7Z1KS_I) —————————————————————  Want access to this show as early as Monday? Head over to our Patreon in the links below to see how you can gain access five days before release on podcast services!   Want to be a part of the growth of GoodKnight Life? Support us at these links!    WEBSITE: www.goodknight.life (http://www.goodknight.life/)     PATREON: http://patreon.com/goodknightlife    TWITTER: http://twitter.com/goodknightlife 

We have an exclusive interview for all of you this time around! We are bringing a companion episode with our breakdown of Summer of '84. Our HeadKnight, Prince, sits down with the screenwriters' Matt Leslie (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm6233994/?ref_=tt_ov_wr) and Stephen J. Smith (https://www.imdb.com/name/nm8186737/?ref_=tt_ov_wr) to discuss Summer of '84, their history with genre, and their future projects that they are currently working on.  —————————————————————  Want access to this show as early as Monday? Head over to our Patreon in the links below to see how you can gain access five days before release on podcast services!   Want to be a part of the growth of GoodKnight Life? Support us at these links!    WEBSITE: www.goodknight.life (http://www.goodknight.life/)     PATREON: http://patreon.com/goodknightlife    TWITTER: http://twitter.com/goodknightlife 

Garrett and Dan are joined by SUMMER OF 84 screenwriters Stephen J. Smith and Matt Leslie to discuss Joe Dante's THE BURBS. Amidst conversation about where they found inspiration in another tale of 80's suburbia, Stephen and Matt share insight into their writing process and their trajectory through Hollywood. They also discuss exciting upcoming projects like their directorial debut THE KNOCKING, a TV series based on the Polybius arcade machine conspiracy, and ANGEL OF DUST, a film they wrote that is to be directed by RZA and scored by Wu-Tang Clan. twitter | Facebook | tumblr | iTunes

Our friends, Josh & Liz from Bloody Date Night, joined us to talk about Summer of ’84. It had a limited release in theatres on August 10, 2018, and is currently available on Shudder, and Video on Demand. After suspecting that their police officer neighbor is a serial killer, a group of teenage friends spends their summer spying on him and gathering evidence, but as they get closer to discovering the truth, things get dangerous. We will be interviewing the co-writers and producers of Summer of’84, Matt Leslie and Stephen J. Smith. Keep an eye out for that episode this coming week. We will be doing a couple of special episodes leading up to the “Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark” movie. We will be joined by our friends over at I Have a Strange Story, to look back at the series. But, we also want to hear from you! We want to know your favorite tale from the “Scary Stories” series. Email us at nerdsftc@gmail.com Come join us in Austin, as we are once again meeting up with our favorite Texas-based podcasters. Location: Cosmic Coffee & Beer Garden Address: 121 Pickle Road, Austin, TX 78704When: Saturday, August 3, 2019Time: 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm Click here for more information:  Find our reviews by clicking here.Find our other creator interviews by clicking here.

Inspired by Stephen J. Smith from his book Risk and Our Pedagogical Relation to Children, Tom asks the group to consider the idea of silently observing children's movements as "reading their actions as they're being written." What more would we learn about children if we watch in silence and listen instead of always talking?

After suspecting that their police officer neighbor is a serial killer, a group of teenage friends spend their summer spying on him and gathering evidence, but as they get closer to... See more » Directors: François Simard, Anouk Whissell, Yoann-Karl Whissell Writers: Matt Leslie, Stephen J. Smith Stars: Graham Verchere, Judah Lewis, Caleb Emery See more » Award: 1 nomination. See more » --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/gruesome-hertzogg/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/gruesome-hertzogg/support

A movie off of another soundtrack, The creator of our much adored Turbokid brings this flop of a Stranger Things knockoff. Watch it, or dont, and join us as we take apart this boring and lazy 80's homage piece. It coulda been great! Great casting and fun cinematography does not make a movie Summer of '84 (2018) Directed by: François Simard and Anouk Whissell Written by: Matt Leslie and Stephen J. Smith Starring: Graham Verchere, Judah Lewis and Caleb Emery *******SPOILERS******** ******EXPLICIT********** Follow us on Twitter! @IWYTWT Dennis @TheDBux Cullen @CullenMunch Craig @Catharticus Facebook.com/groups/IWYTWT

I was lucky enough to see Summer of '84 a few weeks ago in Salem, Massachusetts, not far from where Matt Leslie grew up in Ipswich. I had not heard of the film before, but it was sponsored by the Salem Horror Fest, and I trust the tastes of the folks who run that, so I went into it with no hype, knowing virtually nothing about it. I greatly enjoyed the film. It has the same vibe as movies I enjoyed, oddly enough, as a teenager in the mid-eighties like The Lost Boys or The Goonies. Davey, a suburban teenager, thinks his neighbor, Mackey, might be a serial killer. One night when he's out playing a game with his three best friends, Davey happens to see a kid in Mackey's kitchen. That gets Davey's conspiracy theorist mind working. Kids have been going missing lately, and when the next one looks like the kid he saw through Mackey's window, Davey is convinced. But who would believe him? Mackey is a cop and by all outward appearances, the perfect suburban neighbor. Naturally, the only people he can turn to are his friends – the nerdy Farraday, rebel Tommy, and the good-natured big kid, Woody. The first and possibly most important thing that got my attention is how natural the kids seemed together. This kind of movie lives and dies by the chemistry of its cast, and that worked for me. So did Rich Sommer from Wet Hot American Summer, Mad Men, and GLOW, who plays the neighbor, Wayne Mackey. He has to be likable enough to cast doubt on Davey's theory and creepy enough that Davey doesn't seem insane, and Sommer walks that line well, into the third act when things change dramatically. The major story arc was well-plotted, providing just enough doubt to keep the mystery going.  Leslie co-wrote the script with Stephen J. Smith and also served as a producer. We kept the conversation mainly spoiler-free for the first half, but there were some elements we needs to dive into, so if you haven't seen the film and want to avoid spoilers, stop when I mention that in the conversation and please do come back and finish after you've seen it. Look for Summer of 84 streaming on Amazon Prime and Vudu or pick it up on BluRay now. You can find out more about Leslie's work, as well as Smiths, at www.smithandleslie.com. The featured track this week is “Social Stuff,” from Jo Firetone's new stand-up album, The Hits, out now on Comedy Central Records. It's a fun album, a live recording that includes occasional, seemingly spontaneous musical interludes from Arcade Fire's Will Butler. Firestone has a gentle demeanor that belies a sharper wit and a constant agitation over dealing with the outside world, which is what this track is all about. It's the minor tragedies of social interactions, from farting in an elevator to saying dumb thing in public. My favorite line in this is the frustrated, “I don't know how to get smarter, you could read, but, I mean, who cares?” Firestone is a staff writer on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon and hosts the Dr. Gameshow podcast on the Earwolf network. You can find out more about her at www.jofirestone.com or follow her on Twitter at @kingfirestorm

With today’s unprecedented velocity of change in data and technologies, the single version of the truth (SVOT) is sometimes looked upon as a nice to have. But SVOT is not optional. Despite the difficulties in constructing a single version of the truth, it is now needed more than ever to keep CEOs happy and to stay compliant with new regulations like the GDPR. Originally published at https://www.eckerson.com/articles/single-version-of-the-truth-not-optional