Podcast appearances and mentions of steve brill

El horror del montículo (The Horror from the Mound), publicado en 1932, es un relato corto de terror del escritor estadounidense Robert E. Howard. La historia se desarrolla en el oeste de Texas, donde Steve Brill, un granjero, decide excavar un antiguo montículo indio en busca de un supuesto tesoro, desoyendo las advertencias de su vecino mexicano, Juan López. López, conoce una leyenda que se ha transmitido en su familia desde antiguas generaciones, y le advierte sobre que el montículo alberga algo maligno. Al abrir la tumba, Brill libera una entidad sobrenatural: un vampiro de origen español que desata el horror en la región. La narrativa combina elementos del western con el terror cósmico, típicos de Howard, y culmina en un enfrentamiento tenso entre Brill y la criatura. Un relato que brinda al lector un terror psicológico estremecedor en muy pocas páginas. Para los amantes de las historias contundentes, centradas y que van al grano del asunto es un relato perfecto. En este relato el escritor demuestra que no le queda a la zaga a su gran amigo Lovecraft. ¡Esperamos que lo disfrutéis!

​​Welcome to You Haven't Blanked That! It's Guilty Pleasures month. We watched Ready to Rumble. We talk about Jimmy's love for this movie, peak sleazy Hollywood, Steve Brill, Ahmed Zappa, Oliver Platt, Iron Claw, shitting on wrestling, Hell in a Cell, Vince McMahon, Luche Libre, Owen Hart, Peanut Butter Falcon, Down on their Luck Wrestlers, Young Rock, Andre The Giant, Ric Flair, and Corey Feldman. What We Are Blanking: Red One, Dear Santa, misc old movies, A Christmas Story Christmas, Jupiter's Ascending, Hundreds of Beavers, Alien Romulus, Transformers One, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, Penguin, ​​Opening theme by the Assassins ​​Closing theme by Lucas Perea ​​ For more info, click the link bio or below. https://linktr.ee/yhblankthat Email: Yhblankthat@gmail.com

On the sun-baked plains of Texas, cowpuncher Steve Brill, driven by crop failure and looming poverty, stumbles upon an ancient burial site shrouded in mystery. His neighbor, Juan Lopez, speaks of dark secrets and dire warnings passed down through generations. But Brill, desperate for any chance to change his fortunes, dismisses the ominous tales. As dusk settles over the lonely prairie, something stirs in the depths of the earth – something that bridges the Old World and the New, something that hungers.  Robert E. Howard's "The Horror from the Mound" blends frontier grit with supernatural dread, challenging the limits of human courage against forces older than the West itself.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Get your Plant Cunning Conference tickets here: Plant Cunning Conference – July 26-28, 2024 Join us on the Plant Cunning Podcast as we sit down with Wildman Steve Brill, a pioneer in the field of foraging. Discover Steve's journey into the world of foraging, his experiences leading tours in New York, and his insights into the nutritional benefits of wild foods. Steve also shares stories from his notable career, including his well-known encounter with the law in Central Park, and offers practical advice for aspiring foragers. An episode filled with valuable information for anyone interested in nature, health, and sustainable living. Find him at https://www.wildmanstevebrill.com #wildmanstevebrill #foraging #herbalism #wildfood #eattheweeds #newyorkcity #urbanforaging #garlicmustard #persimmon #wildedibles --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/plantcunning/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/plantcunning/support

The Trump administration has had to contend with an unprecedented number of crises, and spinning them is an ongoing preoccupation. In this era of splintered news media, how do you get the right message to the right people, and still stay on course? Former New Jersey Governor Chris Christie discusses trying to govern during a PR crisis, Steve Brill hosts an Axios event on combating fake news, and Steve Schmidt and Mark Fabiani, Bill Clinton's advisor during the Whitewater scandal, both weigh in on how this White House is managing crises.

Listen along as we discuss Netflix's two hundred and eighty-eighth film, the 2020 mystery horror comedy ‘Hubie Halloween' directed by Steve Brill starring Adam Sandler, Kevin James, Julie Bowen, Ray Liotta, Rob Schneider, June Squibb, Kenan Thompson, Shaquille O'Neal, Steve Buscemi and Maya Rudolph.   This is our twentieth day of PODMAS! As a special gift to our listeners we are releasing an episode every day in the lead up to Christmas! Make sure you subscribe to ensure you don't miss a show.   Please follow us at Flix Forum on Facebook or @flixforum on X (Twitter) and Instagram and answer our question for the episode, 'Were we supposed to be laughing at or cheering for Hubie?'   You can listen to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify and Podbean so please subscribe and drop us a review or 5 star rating.    If you're interested in what else we are watching, head on over to our Letterboxd profiles; Jesse  MJ   We also have our own Flix Forum Letterboxd page! Links to all our past episodes and episode ratings can be found there by clicking here.    Tomorrow we have 'Ginny Weds Sunny', so check out the film before then. You can see the trailer here.   Flix Forum acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the Land we have recorded this podcast on, the Wurundjeri and Bunurong people of the Kulin Nation. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present, emerging and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures. 

When Donald Trump and his co-defendants stand trial for allegedly trying to overturn Georgia's 2020 election, the public will be able to watch. Fulton County is the only jurisdiction that's indicted the former president on criminal charges where cameras are allowed in the courtroom.   Episode 12 of The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's “Breakdown” podcast — “The Trump Indictment” — features a lively debate between two lawyers who disagree on whether that's a good idea. Steve Brill founded Court TV and has been a vocal proponent of public access to judicial proceedings. Nick Ackerman is a former Watergate prosecutor who's an attorney in New York and wrote an essay in the New York Times arguing why cameras in the courtroom could lead to juror and witness intimidation.   The episode will also catch listeners up on the latest developments in the case - from Republicans seeking sanctions against Fulton DA Fani Willis to a peek at the witness list for the upcoming trial of Kenneth Chesebro and Sidney Powell. You can download the Breakdown podcast from Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or your favorite podcasting platform. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

In the premiere episode of NHL Backstory, ESPN's Arda Öcal helps explain how a frustrated screenwriter took his love for hockey and turned it into a Disney mega-franchise. But that's only where the story starts. Within just weeks of the movie's release, the company was the proud owner of one of the NHL's newest franchises. Going deep behind the scenes, NHL Backstory talks to the key people (including Steve Brill, Jordan Kerner, Shaun Weiss, Gary Bettman, Michael Eisner, Paul Kariya, Teemu Selänne and Jack Ferreira) and discover how a movie about some mischievous hockey brats morphed into an NHL team competing in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final. All in a span of just over a decade.

Wildman Steve Brill is a naturalist, forager, environmental educator, and the author of several books. He runs foraging tours in Central Park and other locations through New York City and the surrounding area. I drove to New Rochelle, New York to talk to Wildman about his long history in the field, his arrest for eating a dandelion, how to identify edible plants, and much more. Check out Wildman Steve Brill: https://www.wildmanstevebrill.com/ https://www.instagram.com/wildmansteve/ Support TVTV on Patreon: www.patreon.com/thevoyagesoftimvetter

Isaac and Chris investigate Hubie Halloween (2020). Is this family-friendly mystery a worthy addition to Adam Sandler's comedic pantheon? Or does the film just suck?  You can do it with your hosts as they reminisce over their favorite Happy Madison Productions, recognize the often-unsung contributions of director Steve Brill, and admire the eclectic casts that Sandler assembles for his movies. Love it? Hate it? Share your own take on Twitter (@pickyourtake), Facebook, YouTube, or by email at pickyourtakepod@gmail.com.

We've got an EMERGENCY pod! Mike, Tommy, and Kevin get together to discuss Disney's announcment that Mighty Ducks: Game Changers has been renewed for Season 2. They talk about how the Quackolytes caused this, what Steve Brill had to say, the timing, and give some initial predicitions. Executive producers: Elsie Barnett, Bryan Berg, Alex Ybarra, Josh Luecht, Bobby Lemaire, Rabbi Lex Rofeberg, Aaron Davis, Ed Scimia, Alex Vlahos, Joyce Eng, Matt Holtwick. Producers: Deborah Chen, Jeremiah Bersche, Adam Ferry, Jarrod Beasley, Lisa Wobig, Anthony Gioffre, Jeff Fantus, Stevie Yanks, J.D. Youngblood, Chris Garland, Sarah Mihalopoulos, Dave Dang, Wayne Perkins, Alex Lopez. You too can become a producer of the show!

Dropping knowledge this week with some myths or misconceptions in fitness and holistic wellness industries! . Protein, fats, and carbs, oh my! Trying to eat healthily might feel like navigating a foreign land where you are unsure who to trust or which road to follow. Danielle discusses why research is necessary but listening to your body is best. . Paula discusses herbalism as a career path, what to expect from an herbalist, how long to store herbs, why green tea makes you jittery, and when foraging herbs or wild foods may become an issue. . An excellent application for foraging in your city is fallingfruit.org, a worldwide app where people list wild foods they have found, kind of like geocaching for herb nerds! . Unsurprisingly, The history of early American anti-foraging laws reveals that supporters of restricting foraging rights typically grounded their efforts in racism, classism, colonialism, imperialism, or some combination of these cruel practices and beliefs. . 1. Anti-Foraging Laws Targeting Native Americans . Native American tribes were probably the earliest victims of anti-foraging laws in the New World. Shortly after English settlers landed in the New World, they began pushing the Powhatan Native American tribe off their traditional hunting and foraging grounds. These settlers defended their newly occupied “property” with arms. As more and more white settlers arrived in America over generations, the foraging practices of many Native Americans—or, more specifically, their status as hunter-gatherers, as opposed to agricultural practitioners—was used to justify driving them from lands they had historically occupied. . 2. Anti-Foraging Laws Targeting African Americans . After the Civil War, plantation owners in the American South moved forcefully and systematically to restrict the foraging rights and practices of newly freed African American slaves. Many slaves freed after the Civil War understandably sought to leave farm work—and the farmers who had enslaved them—behind. As they had before the Civil War, freed slaves earned money by selling foods they foraged and hunted. In addition to income, foraging provided African Americans with some degree of self-sufficiency. . New York City parks officials have long taken a dim view of foragers in city parks. A forager caught in New York City could face fines of up to $250. However, the city has, in most cases, opted in favor of education and discouraging foragers over issuing fines. But there are exceptions, such as the 1986 arrest of Central Park forager Steve Brill. Brill, a New Yorker who goes by the moniker “Wildman,” was arrested in a sting operation carried out by city officials. Brill was arrested for leading paid foraging tours in New York City's Central Park. Brill's “crime” was described as “snatching and eating dandelion greens from the meadows of Central Park.” The city's parks commissioner at the time, Henry Stern, said he “couldn't stomach the idea of anyone ‘eating our parks.” Brill's arrest and subsequent trial was “a public relations debacle for the parks department” and made news in more than a dozen national and international newspapers. Ultimately, the city dropped the charges against Brill after he agreed to lead his foraging tours as an employee of the city's Parks Department, which he did for several years. . IG:  Bands and Botanicals @bandsandbotanicals Danielle: @Daniellemcrease Paula: @Botanically_curious  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/bandsandbotanicals/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bandsandbotanicals/support

There are edible plants all around us, but without an expert, you shouldn't go tasting random bushes. So where should you start? It may feel daunting, but the ability to find your own food, whether in urban parks or an untouched forest, opens up a world of cultural and culinary opportunities. A plant you may have considered a weed could be a salad for six the next time you have friends over. A mushroom hunting expedition could connect you to a new community. The opportunities are endless.That's why this week, we unpack foraging practices. We'll start small – literally speaking – to learn how smartphone apps are paving the way for a new generation of mushroom foragers. We hear about the significance of foraging on Indigenous North American lands, explore one entrepreneur's resourceful use of foraged ingredients. In our final segment, and offer some safety tips for budding foragers.Further Reading and Listening:Learn more about “Wildman” Steve Brill's foraging tours.Find out about the New York Mycological Society's membership and foraging walks on their website. They use the iNaturalist app to document and identify fungi. Tom Bigelow also highly recommends the app La fonge du Québec.Listeners from Massachusetts can learn more about the Nipmuc Nation at nipmucnation.org. To learn more about indigenous tribes in other parts of the U.S., visit native-land.ca. To support the I-Collective, head to icollectiveinc.org. Listen to the full episode of The Speakeasy with guest, Bianca Miraglia, here.Keep Meat and Three on the air: become an HRN Member today! Go to heritageradionetwork.org/donate. Meat and Three is powered by Simplecast.

It's a special double-birthday week, True Believers!! Gifts were exchanged off the air. Cake was served. This is the Uticast, Episode #309, and this week we are joined by returning GFOPs, Erica Zalatan and Tim Schram!! On Tap This Week: Kevin, Heather and Sam start off with some quick thoughts about Heather's Birthday, New York Rap songs and the NBA Playoffs; before digging into the most pressing news of the week, including the Ohio Vaccine Lottery, the return of the cicadas and the 2021 Handshake City Line-up!! Then, Sam sits down with returning GFOPs, Erica Zalatan and Tim Schram, to discuss returning to live music, building new skill-sets and the June 17th ZALATAN performance at Handshake City!! Finally, the crew come together to debate Dracula, Indiana Jones and Steve Brill. Plus, Trending Toys thru the Years!!! This is The Uticast and we're here to tell you a story. #JoinTheClub #MadeInUtica UTICAST.COM Apple Podcasts Spotify Stitcher Soundcloud Made In Utica Handshake.City

Geeks Fly Together!! I mean..Ducks Fly Together!!! Steve Brill, creator of the Mighty Ducks, joined Lee and Ray to talk about the original Ducks, the NHL Ducks, the current Ducks, and even gave us his thoughts on the animated Ducks!!! **No quacks were made in the making of this interview.**

THE MOVIE PODCAST is one of Canada's top film and review podcasts. Every week you'll hear film lovers Daniel, Shahbaz, and Anthony discuss the biggest movie news, talk trailers, what's coming soon, ponder a unique topic of show, and speak to special guests from across the film industry. Catch a new episode of The Movie Podcast every Monday and watch out for Review episodes on all the latest movies and series. Follow @TheMoviePodcast on Instagram and Twitter, write into the show, and leave a review on Apple Podcasts!EPISODE #100: OUR 100TH EPISODE SPECTACULAR - April 17, 2021 ANNOUNCEMENTSREVIEWS: The Falcon and The Winter Soldier Recaps, Mythic Quest: Everlight, Love and Monsters, Shiva Baby, The Unholy, Godzilla vs Kong, and more are available now on The Movie Podcast feed!THIS WEEK: Oscars Prediction Episode, Mortal Kombat Review, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier Episode 6 Finale RecapGIVEAWAY: WE'RE GIVING AWAY $100 iTUNES CARD. Follow us @TheMoviePodcast for details.The Movie Podcast is on a mission to hit 200 Apple Podcast reviews before September, click here to head over to our show page on APPLE PODCASTS and leave us a 5 STAR review!PLINKIf you run a podcast, PLINK is an essential tool and will send your listeners to the right place, on any device, every time. Affiliate Code: https://plinkhq.com/?via=themoviepodcast FOLLOW USFollow Daniel on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow Shahbaz on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow Anthony on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow The Movie Podcast on Twitter, Instagram, Discord, and YouTube NEWSLucy Liu Joins Helen Mirren in 'Shazam!' Sequel - Borys Kit / THRArcLight Cinemas and Pacific Theatres to Close - Pamela McClintock / THR‘Last of Us' Series at HBO Casts Gabriel Luna - Joe Otterson / VarietyAmazon's 'The Lord of the Rings' to Cost $465M for Just One Season - James Hibberd / THRQuick Updates:Helen McCrory, ‘Harry Potter' and ‘Peaky Blinders' Star, Dies at 52Brad Pitt Joins Sandra Bullock in Paramount's 'Lost City of D' in Cameo RoleA live-action Gundam movie is coming to Netflix, with Kong: Skull Island director Jordan Vogt-Roberts helming the project.‘Indiana Jones 5': Mads Mikkelsen Joins Harrison Ford and Phoebe Waller-Bridge In Sequel TRAILERSRiders of JusticeF9The Hitman's Wife's BodyguardArmy of The DeadBorat Supplemental Reportings Retrieved From Floor of Stable Containing Editing Machine OUT THIS WEEKMortal KombatThe Falcon and The Winter Soldier Episode 6 (Finale) WHAT WE'RE WATCHINGAnthony: Love and Monsters, Mythic Quest: Everlight, The Falcon and The Winter Solider, Peaky Blinders, ThemDaniel: Love and Monsters, Mythic Quest: Everlight, The Falcon and The Winter Solider, Body Swap, Spider-Man 2Shahbaz: Love and Monsters, Mythic Quest: Everlight, Finding Dory, Captain America: The Winter Soldier, What We Do In The Shadows, Body Swap, Big Shot WHAT WE'RE WATCHINGDaniel, Shahbaz, & Anthony look back at some of their favourite moments over the past 100 episodes of The Movie Podcast.

Daren is joined by Steve Brill (35:00), the creator and producer of The Mighty Ducks franchise and the new Disney+ series The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers, Brill talks about how he came up with original idea for The Mighty Ducks, why the time was right for a new Mighty Ducks series, what it was like writing and shooting the new series and how he views some of the classic Mighty Ducks characters. Before Brill, Daren wraps up the Trade Deadline with Dan Rosen, NHL.com Sr. Writer and co-host of the NHL @TheRink podcast (3:13). Rosen breaks down the Bruins acquisition of Taylor Hall and explains why the Capitals were comfortable with making the deal for Anthony Mantha. He also talks about how Jeff Carter helps the Penguins, why Nick Foligno made perfect sense for the Maple Leafs, and whether or not any of the deadline deals shifted the power rankings in the League. 

The Mighty Ducks are back for a new generation with the new Disney+ Original The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers. Does it live up to the rest of the franchise? Is it a great continuation or should they have let the Ducks fly off into the sunset. Tune in to our new episode to find out! ​ ​ Black Lives Matter Stop AAPI Hate Donate Directly to Stop AAPI Hate https://donate.givedirect.org/?cid=14711 ​ Donate Directly to the Black Lives Matter Global Network: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/msblmhomepage_2019 ​ Center for Anti-Racist Research: https://www.bu.edu/antiracist-center/ ​ Colorlines: https://www.colorlines.com/ ​ Star ratings help us build our audience! Please rate/review/subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen, and share us with your fellow cheese puff snackers and discarded cake eaters! Email us at sequelrights@gmail.com with feedback or suggestions on future franchises!

THE MOVIE PODCAST is one of Canada's top film and review podcasts. Every week you'll hear film lovers Daniel, Shahbaz, and Anthony discuss the biggest movie news, talk trailers, what's coming soon, ponder a unique topic of show, and speak to special guests from across the film industry. Catch a new episode of The Movie Podcast every Monday and watch out for Review episodes on all the latest movies and series. Follow @TheMoviePodcast on Instagram and Twitter, write into the show, and leave a review on Apple Podcasts!EPISODE #98: Black Widow Heads to Disney Plus and The Suicide Squad Trailer Reaction - March 28, 2021 ANNOUNCEMENTSREVIEWS: The Falcon and The Winter Soldier Episode 2 Review and Reaction, The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers Episodes 1-3, Nobody, Invincible Episodes 1-3, Zack Snyder's Justice League, WandaVision, and lots more reviews are available now on The Movie Podcast feed!INTERVIEW: CinemaBlend's Sean O'Connell, Author of Release the Snyder Cut BookThe Movie Podcast is on a mission to hit 200 Apple Podcast reviews before September, click here to head over to our show page on APPLE PODCASTS and leave us a 5 STAR review!PLINKIf you run a podcast, PLINK is an essential tool and will send your listeners to the right place, on any device, every time. Affiliate Code: https://plinkhq.com/?via=themoviepodcast FOLLOW USFollow Daniel on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow Shahbaz on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow Anthony on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow The Movie Podcast on Twitter, Instagram, Discord, and YouTube NEWSBlack Widow and Cruella to Hit Disney+ Premier Access and Theaters Simultaneously - Pamela McClintock, Aaron Couch / THRPierce Brosnan Cast as Dr. Fate in Dwayne Johnson's ‘Black Adam' - Ellise Shafer / VarietySony And PlayStation Productions Developing ‘Ghost of Tsushima' Movie With ‘John Wick's Chad Stahelski Directing - Justin Kroll / DeadlineComic-Con Plans In-Person Convention on Thanksgiving Weekend 2021 - Meredith Woerner / VarietyQuick Updates:Bo Burnham to Play Larry Bird and Jason Segel to Play Paul Westhead in HBO's 1980s L.A. Lakers SeriesKeanu Reeves to Star in and Produce ‘Brzrkr' Live-Action Film and Anime Series for Netflix TRAILERSThe Suicide SquadStowaway (Prime Canada / Netflix States)Them (Prime Video)The Nevers (HBO Max)The United States of Al OUT THIS WEEKGodzilla vs Kong (PVOD and Theatres)The UnholyWHAT WE'RE WATCHINGAnthony: Stanley Tucci: Searching for Italy, The Stand, The Might Ducks: Game Changers, The Falcon and The Winter Solider, Helstorm, Succession (SE2)Daniel: The Courier, The Vow, D2: The Mighty Ducks, The Mighty Ducks 3, Dodgeball, The Mighty Duck: Game Changers, Iron Man 2, Godzilla (1998), The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Hate Thy Neighbour, SuperstoreShahbaz: Volcano, Black Panther, Ratatouille, The Mighty Ducks 1-3, The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, Avengers: Infinity War, Superstore, Godzilla (1998), French Exit 

Nearly 30 years after first taking flight, “The Mighty Ducks” returns in a brand new series, “The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers,” on Disney+.Set in present day Minnesota, the Mighty Ducks have evolved from scrappy underdogs to an ultra-competitive, powerhouse youth hockey team. After 12-year-old Evan Morrow (Brady Noon) is unceremoniously cut from the Ducks, he and his mom, Alex (Lauren Graham), set out to build their own team of misfits to challenge the cutthroat, win-at-all-costs culture of youth sports today. With the help of Gordon Bombay, they rediscover the joys of playing just for love of the game. The series premieres Friday, March 26, 2021 with new episodes weekly.FOLLOW USFollow Daniel on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow Shahbaz on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow Anthony on Twitter, Instagram, and LetterboxdFollow The Movie Podcast on Twitter, Instagram, Discord, and YouTube

Jordan is joined by writer/director Steve Brill (The Mighty Ducks, Heavyweights, Mr. Deeds) to discuss the upcoming Mighty Ducks series on Disney+, whether Leonardo DiCaprio was supposed to be in The Mighty Ducks and so much more! QUACK! QUACK! QUACK! See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

(EDITOR'S NOTE: The rolling blackouts affected our production schedule, so we've got a rebroadcast this week. We'll be back at it next week, assuming everybody has power. Thanks to everybody who has checked on us. It means a lot. We're fine and were mostly lucky. People had it way worse than us.) This episode originally aired on Dec. 16, 2020: Steve Brill joins Mike, Tommy and Kevin to talk about Mighty Ducks: Game Changers. We get insight on when it's coming to Disney+, cameos, how COVID affected the plot and whether Emilio can skate or not. Also please help us guess the damn team name. Executive producers: Elsie Barnett, Bryan Berg, Alex Ybarra, Josh Luecht, Bobby Lemaire. Producers: Deborah Chen, Jeremiah Bersche, Adam Ferry, Joyce Eng, Jarrod Beasley, Lisa Wobig, Anthony Gioffre, Jeff Fantus, Matt Holtwick. You too can become a producer of the show!

There are few people who know more about lighting for television than Bill Berner. Over the course of a nearly 40 year career, he’s lit countless series and episodes of celebrated television, and picked up six Daytime Emmy Awards and 11 nominations. He shares a nomination for Sesame Street and a win for Between The Lions with previous podcast guest Mitchell Bogard and his credits span from corporate theater to TV Funhouse to Cosby to a slate of Disney sitcoms.Today, Bill is a Director of Photography working almost exclusively on multi-camera sitcoms. His latest project is The Crew on Netflix, which released its first season the same day this episode was posted. We discussed the show in-depth, with Bill explaining his approach, his fixture and grip choices, the schedule by week and by season, and how he deploys his team. We also discussed his early career and how that led to him forming Berner & Brill Lighting Design with Steve Brill, why he departed the company, why he chose to transition from an LD role to a DP role, and the continuum of job titles and responsibilities he’s held.Come back next time for the second half of the interview! Thanks for downloading and listening!

Steve Brill joins Mike, Tommy and Kevin to talk about Mighty Ducks: Game Changers. We get insight on when it's coming to Disney+, cameos, how COVID affected the plot and whether Emilio can skate or not. Also please help us guess the damn team name. Executive producers: Elsie Barnett and Alex Ybarra Producers: Deborah Chen, Jeremiah Bersche, Adam Ferry, Joyce Eng, Jarrod Beasley, Lisa Wobig, Anthony Gioffre. You too can become a producer of the show!

A whopping $250 million dollar deal between Netflix and comedian Adam Sandler continues with the spooky comedy “Hubie Halloween.” Daniel and Drew share their thoughts, test their Sandman knowledge and try and figure out if director Steve Brill sucks or not. And if you get the chance -- please rate, review and subscribe to us. Doing so could lead to thousands of dollars in mystery money suddenly finding its way into your bank account.

An award-winning cinematographer from New York, Seamus Tierney has paved the way for himself in the film and television industry starting as a gaffer on set in New York to then graduating from AFI in California. His works extend across multiple genres include comedies, thrillers, action, and horror. Seamus's most notable comedies include Humor Me, Like Father, All Nighter, and recently shot Steve Brill's film, “Hubie Halloween,” for Netflix. He also shot the sci-fi thriller “Centrigrade,” and season 2 of the popular Netflix series, “You.” Seamus is currently shooting the ABC/Disney+ series “The Mighty Ducks.”

In an emergency special, Mike Florek from the Quack Attack Podcast came on to discuss the big Disney+ announcement of a new Mighty Ducks TV show...Steve Brill on Quack Attack Podcast: https://thequackattack.com/exclusive-steve-brill-reveals-details-on-mighty-ducks-tv-series-coming-to-disney/

Mike goes solo today and speaks with Mighty Ducks writer and creator Steve Bill about the upcoming TV series headed for Disney+. Gordon Bombay is back, as are the Mighty Ducks and the Hawks. The Quack Attack even has its own character. Here is the GoFundMe for Shaun Weiss. Send us a voicemail! Thanks to our producer, Josh, for making this episode happen. You too, can become a producer of the show!

Mike, Tommy and Kevin call an emergency pod to discuss the rumor that Emilio Estevez is signed to be in the Mighty Ducks TV series. Recording via cell phone (sorry for the not-so-great audio), they take a look at where the rumor started, whether it has any merit and reveal Steve Brill has to say about it. Send us a voicemail! Thanks to our producer, Josh, for making this episode happen. You too, can become a producer of the show!

The whole crew is back together! Mike, Tommy and Kevin reunite just in time to discuss news about the Mighty Ducks TV series. Then, they welcome in Jeremiah and John for the trivia megafinal. Yes, we have some controversy. Would you expect anything less? Send us a voicemail! Become a producer of the show!

Wild food father-daughter team Steve & Violet Brill talk about what it's like to teach foraging in New York City and how Steve became a nationwide celebrity after picking a dandelion and getting arrested for it...

Mike, a slightly late Tommy, and Kevin talk with D2: The Mighty Ducks director Sam Weisman in part one of one of the best interviews the show has ever done. In this part 1, Sam talks about how the mob got him to Hollywood, Canadian porn, how a run-in with Steve Brill at a Los Angeles Kings game eventually led to his directing of D2 and the mystery of the idiot production assistant and the lost D2 footage in a rental car. Show Notes Thanks again to Sam Weisman. He's one of the greats. By the way, Sam has a great IMDB photo: Photo by Avnet/Kerner Productions We talked with D2 director of photography Mark Irwin, who got his start in porn, in Episode 65. Is this line change real or part of the re-shoots? The Amazon click-through purchase of the week: A Voice from Old New York: A Memoir of My Youth by Louis Auchincloss. I have no idea who Louis Auchincloss is but he seems like a chill dude.

Author and journalist Steve Brill joins David to talk about his new project NewsGuard, which uses journalism to fight fake news, as well as his long career in business and journalism.

Mike, Tommy, and Kevin outline what happens when the Mighty Ducks are dropped into the newest 90s Horror Film: 'Duck Hunter'. The legendary monster 'McKill' is terrorizing the camp ground the Ducks are staying at. McKill: He's doing his job. Show Notes A showcase of Chris Sacca's travels with Steve Brill.

(Editor's note: We had a bit of trouble with the audio. First, Mike didn't have Michael T. Ryan's line recording, so you miss the first bit of what he says. Michael says he has a degree in music education from Oklahoma State. He went out to California to be a high school band director. The audio picks up from there. You miss about 20 seconds of Michael talking.  Also, Michael's line cuts out a couple times. Bear with it. He comes back quickly each time.) Michael T. Ryan, supervising music editor for all three Mighty Ducks films, joins the show and talks about how he ended up there. He explains what parts he's particularly proud of and the gift he got for being one of the few to survive all three films. Show Notes Here is Michael T. Ryan's IMDB.  Disney snuck a nice Queen song in there at the end of D2: Here is the end of the original Mighty Ducks, in which Queen's "We are the Champions" played instead of the big score suite that Steve Brill wanted: We talked with composer David Newman in Episode 61. This is the great score that Michael alluded to: Here are some of Michael's favorite pieces of work that aren't an obvious: 101 Dalmatians. A sampling: Others: Holy Man, Source Code, Sherlock Gnomes. Here is the opening score for Source Code: Sneaky Pete is a good show. It has a 93 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. Thanks to @bberg19 for the #QuackQuestion: The "We Will Quack You" sequence in D2 has kind of weird audio, almost like you realized how lame it was and tried to bury the chant behind the Queen song. Is that how it actually went down? — Bryan (@bberg19) October 2, 2018 Here is the scene Brian describes in his question: We  Will Quack You up on the electronic board: The musical moments for each new player that Michael established: Here is work on SEAL TEAM on CBS as well as in the kids movie Sherlock Gnomes. It's got a fun soundtrack. 

'The Goldbergs' creator Adam F. Goldberg talks about how he cornered Steve Brill at Christmas party and pitched him D4 and how that sort of set the stage for the in-development TV show. He goes deep on The Goonies vs. the Mighty Ducks in a fight. Show Notes Thanks to Adam for coming on. Watch The Goldbergs and follow him on Twitter. Also, a special Duck call to Adam's assistant Hank, who was the unsung MVP of this episode. Here is Adam F. Goldberg's episode on ID1OT with Chris Hardwick. We talked about the fight between The Goonies, the Mighty Ducks and The Sandlot kids in Episode 73. Goldberg strapped to the goal: Duck call to Joyce Eng for getting the Adam Goldberg shoutout. Lame Gretzky was Season 1, Episode 17. You can watch it on Hulu or for $1.99 on YouTube.  Matt Dearborn has a lot of street cred. You can watch the first two episodes of the Cobra Kai show for free on YouTube. Here is the first episode: This is the #QuackQuestion that Adam already answered on Twitter: Bill Goldberg Greg Goldberg Whoopi Goldberg The other AG All others Let's get that interview on the books!!! — Adam F. Goldberg (@adamfgoldberg) May 10, 2018 Thanks to @MariaPianelli for the #QuackQuestion: If you could cast one of the Ducks to be in The Goldbergs, who would it be, who would they play, and why? #QuackQuestion — Maria Christina (@MariaPianelli) February 9, 2018

We're switching it up this week and handing the reins over to NPR's Only A Game Podcast. Producer Martin Kessler interviewed Mike, Tommy, and Kevin for his story on how Iceland became the D2 villain. In this episode we play Martin's entire story. Show Notes Thanks to Only A Game, especially Martin, for letting us be a small piece of the story. Follow only a game on Twitter: @OnlyAGameNPR, and on the Facebook page. Also give our man Martin a follow at @MartinKessler91. The infamous beach ball crushing: We talked with some of the other people interview. Scott Whyte was on last week,Episode 157. We talked with Jordan Kerner in Episode 55, and Steve Brill in Episode 63 and Episode 64.

Notorious New York vegan forager Steve Brill was busted by the cops for picking a dandelion. In this interview the father and daughter double-act discuss their foraging antics around New York. While revealing how to craft delicious vegan cuisine from their foraged finds. Including some truly unique ways to use wild edible plants.

Mike, Tommy, and Kevin convene for the first time since the biggest news story since Watergate broke: There is a Mighty Ducks TV series in the works. The crew shares what they know, reveals some rumors and discusses what they'd like to see out of the series. Show Notes Mighty Ducks quote of the week: "The Quack Attack is back, Jack!" Good work by Lesley Goldberg to break this story. Follow her on Twitter: @Snoodit. You can read the full Hollywood Reporter story here. Disney's SVOD service is tentatively set to debut in 2019. Wet Hot American Summer actually had a couple different things. There was "First Day of Camp", which was the series Kevin was referring to, and there was also a miniseries called "Ten years later." Both are on Netflix and both received positive reviews. Emilio Estevez wrote, directed and we'll say co-starred in his most recent venture, The Public. It is set to be released on January 31 and features Alec Baldwin, Christian Slater, Gabrielle Union, and others. It looks pretty good. Girl Meets World has an 88 percent audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. We talked with Steve Brill in Episode 63 and Episode 64.  We talked with Jordan Kerner in Episode 55. Logan has a 93 percent on Rotten Tomatoes. We cast Doris Roberts in a Lifetime movie about Ted Orion in Episode 134. Doris died in 2016. J.J. Watt's thoughts on the reboot: Please let this be a continuation and not a reboot. I wanna see the Ducks playing in a local adult hockey league sponsored by Goldberg's Deli, while Bombay runs Hans shop and sells exclusively discontinued Air Bombay loafers and Hendrix apparel. https://t.co/8bnPe3r3oX — JJ Watt (@JJWatt) January 24, 2018 Thanks to @TheEliDozier for the #QuackQuestion. @QuackAttackPod Steve Brill calls you tomorrow to tell you he needs one of you to make a cameo in the new show. Key word being ONE of you. Who gets it and why? #QuackQuestion — Eli Dozier (@TheEliDozier) January 23, 2018 Melissa Keller gave Kevin modeling tips in Episode 97.

Mike, Tommy, and Kevin go back to giving different Mighty Ducks characters spinoffs. This time they focus on Adam Banks and pick up his story as he stuggles to stay in the professional ranks while being addicted to painkillers. Also an internet outage derails trivia but the trio discovers some new internet mysteries. Show Notes FREE SHIPPING IN THE SHOP: Use CHEERf5b49d to get free shipping (U.S. AND International) through Dec. 15. Thanks to Andy for the email. We talked to Steve Brill in Episode 63 and Episode 64. We talked about previous spinoffs in episodes 127 and 134. Mike accidentally said Jack O'Reilly instead of Jack Reilly. We talked Pete and Pete as a Mighty Ducks spinoff in Episode 107. We talked D4: The Mighty Ducks in Episode 100. Banks' last innocent moment? All of Playmakers appears to be on YouTube. Here is the first episode: Voodoo from Friday Night Lights was played by Aldis Hodge. He was not in Playmakers according to his IMDB. The injury that started Adam Banks' painkiller addiction: We did indeed cast Dennis Quaid in Bombay's minor league history. Congratulations to actor for Ryan Hurst for being cast as the veteran with marital issues on Adam Banks' former team: Crank 3 does not exist, but Jason Statham really wants to make it. Also congratulations to Kyle Chandler for being the trainer: And finally congrats to J.K. Simmons for being the hard-ass coach: Thanks to @avice01 for going after Spectrum. Sorry about your dog.

Mike and Kevin (Tommy is absent) take a #QuackQuestion from Brendan on just how exactly Wolf Stansson even reached the NHL. How does a player from Iceland even get discovered? They then stumble into how Wolf's recruiting of dual nationals led the the quick rise and fall of Icelandic hockey. Show Notes Thanks to Brendan (@bkshaughn) for the #QuackQuestion. Full text of the question: I know you guys have said on the pod that Russ's star turn in D2 was perhaps the greatest story in sports, but the fact that an Icelandic dude made it to the NHL is pretty fucking improbable as well. How the hell did that happen? Iceland was never good enough to field a team at the World Juniors, one of the main venues for assessing up-and-comers.  Obviously, there was no online footage to draw scouts there.  I have a couple theories: 1) A stubborn scout or GM was sick of the prevailing, Don Cherry-trademarked "European players are soft" notion at the time. They happened upon Wolf while on vacation or because of a delayed connecting flight, and they said "I'll see to it that this fucking kid ends that stupid misconception once and for all!" 2) A GM from that Don Cherry school of thought told his head of European scouting, "Find me some fucking players! And no more pansy-ass Swedes or Finns!" The scout has to look somewhere new in order to keep his job, and he thinks, "Why not Iceland? What do I have to lose?" What do you think? Anze Kopitar is like Wolf in the sense that he's the lone NHLer from a small country. In his case, he had to leave home early (at 16 I think?) to further his career. Did Wolf have to do the same? As for the end of his career, if you will indulge me: I don't think Wolf's actions were as bad as reported. I just think that he was a borderline NHLer, and there were very few (if any) team executives or teammates in his corner. If he were a better player or more popular in the locker room, he would've stuck in the league. I think, however, that he was at that weird, Ty Cobb level of competitiveness that runs beyond even what most NHLers are comfortable with. The only ones who roomed with him on the road were rookies, and they were forced to do so. Anyway, that's just my theory. What do you think? We talk about Wolf Stansson in Episode 117. For reference, the entire country of Slovenia is about the size of the city of Houston population-wise. Thanks to Leia (@bashsister87) and Nick (@ForzaMilanx1899)  for what might've been the best round of trivia we've had this far. Here is the movie Leia was in. No joke, it looks really good. The trailer: Steve Brill as a lawyer: Leia's dog rocking the Cake Eater shirt: @QuackAttackPod pic.twitter.com/FIDqARfoat — Leia B (@bashsister87) September 24, 2017

Join Sarah Holmes and guests Steve Brill and Violet Brill. Steve and Violet are a father/daughter team leading wild food classes. They are discussing wild foods, foraging and food as medicine. Fund drive. The post Interview with Steven Brill and Violet Brill – May 18, 2017 appeared first on KPFA.

In this Dinosaur-sized episode, Shawn Shafner (The Puru) joins paleontologist Carl Mehling for a deep dive into fossilized dung (called “coprolites”), the scientific method, and why truth is often controlled by the storytellers. Wanna borrow a bone from the American Museum of Natural History? Carl’s your man. We’ll go behind the scenes at the museum to understand how scientists study and share prehistoric resources, get the inside scoop on how fossils are formed, and learn what they reveal about the past, present and future. You’ll also get Carl’s tips for foraging wild food, loving your bacteria, and moving through knee-jerk resistance to open the door for wisdom. So settle into your teeny-tiny corner of the ever-expanding universe, grab a shovel, and let’s get digging! Also mentioned in this podcast: Senior Scientific Assistant, Vertebrate Fossil Amphibians, Reptiles, and Birds, Horatio Alger, Dinos After Dark, public liaison, methodology, Annie Levy, Higgs-Boson, order, chaos, research, guts, poop, microbiome, ecosystem, germs, Jessica Richman, uBiome, Mierle Ukeles, Queens Museum, sanitation, crocodile, turtle, mastodon, 3D scan, fermentation, bacteria, fecal transplant, Clostridium dificile, C. diff, Peterson Guide to Edible Wild Plants, urine, Steve Brill, hoshigaki, Central Park, Prospect Park, Staten Island, cololite, hematite, colon, preservation, Scipionyx, La Brea tar pits, Ice Age, Doomsday Clock, b’tzelem elohim, Judaism, Zen Buddhism, Neanderthals, colonialism, hominids, bias, Leonardo da Vinci, inclusion, carnivore, herbivore, wombat, dung beetle, Tyrannosaurus Rex, T-Rex, anus, Permian, dicynodont, mammal latrine, ghost shrimp, whale, wastewater treatment, Phosphorous, Nitrogen, Triceratops, Jurassic Park, matrix, gut flora, Moa, protozoan cysts, Cretaceous, meteorite, paleobotany, petrified wood, silica, Buddha, Priscilla Queen of the Desert, poudrette, musk, ambergris, perfume, coprophage, caddis fly, eyelash mite, arthropod, parasite, commensal, symbiont, coprophis, #ResistTheEww

As the cost of traditional food rises, more and more people are foraging in parks and other local wild areas.  They have also discovered there are many edible plants in their own back yard! For example, most people consider dandelions to be annoying weeds that ruin their pristine lawns. However, did you know that you can eat dandelion greens? You can even make tea from the flower or root! There are tremendous health benefits to consuming dandelions and many organic markets are now selling them for up to $8.99 a pound or higher! In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host June Stoyer talks to Wildman Steve Brill about how to forage in the wild. Learn tips for teaching your kids how to identify edible wild plants and also some advice for foraging locally. Stay tuned! Do you like FREE stuff? Tune in to The Organic View Radio Show, Monday through Friday at 6pm Eastern and visit our contest section at www.theorganicview.com/contests to win one of our monthly prizes! Today's show is sponsored by Eden Foods the most trusted name in certified organic clean food! When you shop online at EdenFoods.com enter the coupon code “ORGVIEW” to receive 20% OFF any regularly priced items (excluding cases). For other promotional offers, please visit TheOrganicView.com's website.

As the cost of traditional food rises, more and more people are foraging in parks and other local wild areas.  They have also discovered there are many edible plants in their own back yard! For example, most people consider dandelions to be annoying weeds that ruin their pristine lawns. However, did you know that you can eat dandelion greens? You can even make tea from the flower or root! There are tremendous health benefits to consuming dandelions and many organic markets are now selling them for up to $8.99 a pound or higher! In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host June Stoyer talks to Wildman Steve Brill about how to forage in the wild. Learn tips for teaching your kids how to identify edible wild plants and also some advice for foraging locally. Stay tuned! Tune in to The Organic View Radio Show, Monday through Friday at 6pm Eastern and visit our contest section at www.theorganicview.com/contests to win one of our monthly prizes! Today's show is sponsored by Eden Foods the most trusted name in certified organic clean food! When you shop online at EdenFoods.com enter the coupon code “ORGVIEW” to receive 20% OFF any regularly priced items (excluding cases). For other promotional offers, please visit TheOrganicView.com's website.  

Edible mushrooms are an abundant source of Vitamin D and absolutely delicious!  Identifying wild mushrooms is a fascinating and economic skill. Edible mushrooms can be found in a myriad of places.  In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host June Stoyer talks to Wildman" Steve Brill to talk about wild mushrooms. He is going to talk about identification, harvesting, storage, and culinary preparation. Today's show is sponsored by Eden Foods the most trusted name in certified organic clean food! When you shop online at EdenFoods.com enter the coupon code “ORGVIEW” to receive 20% OFF any regularly priced items (excluding cases). For other promotional offers, please visit TheOrganicView.com's website. Tune in to The Organic View Radio Show, Monday through Friday @6pm Eastern and visit our contest section at www.theorganicview.com/contests to win one of our monthly prizes!

Most people consider dandelions to be annoying weeds that ruin their pristine lawns. However, did you know that you can eat dandelion greens? You can even make tea from the flower or root! There are tremendous health benefits to consuming dandelions and many organic markets are now selling them for up to $8.99 a pound or higher!   As the cost of traditional food rises, more and more people are foraging in parks and other local wild areas. They have also discovered there are many edible plants in their own back yard! In this segment of The Organic View Radio Show, host June Stoyer talks to Wildman" Steve Brill about how to forage in the wild. Learn tips for teaching your kids how to identify edible wild plants and also some advice for foraging locally. Stay tuned! Today's show is sponsored by Austria's Finest Naturally Authentic Pumpkin Seeds and Pumpkin Seed Oil from the Steiermark available at OrganicUniverse.com. Listeners of TheOrganicView can receive $1 off their purchase by using the coupon code "orgview".  For more offers, please visit our website at www.theorganicview.com Tune in to The Organic View Radio Show, Monday through Friday @6pm Eastern and visit our contest section at www.theorganicview.com/contests to win one of our monthly prizes!  

Listen to us Stitcher Mike, Tommy, and Kevin break down Russ Tyler's eight-man street hockey crew: how they started, how they got team U.S.A. to play them and what happened after. In the process they reveal the tragic story of Russ and his brother James and how Hans fits into the whole situation. Show notes: The crew: Hector in D2 (played by Noah Verduzco) versus James Madio. James It was Steve Brill who revealed that Russ has a sporting goods store.  We gave the Hans theory in Episode 11. In the end we decided that Jan ended up running Hans' Sport Shop as a legitimate business after Hans faked his death and moved to Norway. Russell Athletic is a front. Thanks @KroganWeAre for the #QuackQuestion. Luis Mendoza breaking the fourth wall. Twitter | Facebook | iTunes Pod intro and outro by Josh Luecht

"Wildman" Steve Brill is known as America’s Best Known Forager. His 1986 arrest in Central Park made international headlines and set his career as an environmental educator in motion. Wildman has appeared on every news channel as well as David Letterman and many other talk shows. His books include Identifying and Harvesting Edible and Medicinal Plants in Wild (and Not-So-Wild) Places and The Wild Vegetarian Cookbook. Visit http://www.wildmanstevebrill.com

Mark Irwin was the director of photography for D2. He talks with Mike, Tommy, and Kevin about how shooting porn gave him the connections to move up in the film world, how he dealt with cardboard cutouts as crowd members, his knucklepuck rig, and more. Show Notes This is Mark's website, where you can see some of his work. Here's his IMDB page. Some photos Mark shared with us from his time on the films: The famous Sam Z. Arkoff that Mark mentions. Mark's career took off after Blood and Guts turned into a job on Fast Company.  You should all watch Youngblood which stars Rob Lowe as Dean Youngblood, a talented scorer who goes off to play juniors in Canada. FYI Sam Wiseman was the director of D2. You probably already know who Steve Brill is. The best skaters: Josh Jackson (Charlie Conway), Shaun Weiss (Greg Goldberg), Garette Ratliff Henson (Guy Germaine), Marguerite Moreau (Connie Moreau), Ty O'Neal (Dwayne Robertson), Mike Vitar (Luis Mendoza) Tim Horton played mostly for the Maple Leafs. Dick Duff played mostly for the Maple Leafs and Canadiens. Jean Beliveau played for the Canadiens. Eric Nesterenko played for the Maple Leafs and Blackhawks. Gretzky's famous melted loonie into the ice came on American soil at the 2004 Olympics in Salt Lake City. Canada actually was on in the Junior Goodwill Games the U.S. beat them on a briefly seen newspaper headline. Here's the IMDB to Diary of a Sinner, Mark's first movie. The page is SFW. "Say yes to everything. You'll end up at the North Pole, you'll end up at some sweaty strip club, you'll end up at the bottom of a uranium mine like I did. Say yes to everything because what you learn is what will teach others and those other people will take you with them." Thanks to @garrettgreen for the #QuackQuestion. Here is Belmont High School. There is an aerial picture here. To avoid any copyright infringement I'm just going to link to it. The Layover is in post production. It's slated to come out in 2016.

In part two of his interview, Steve Brill explains the crazy writing he had to do for D2, the possibilities of a D4 getting made, how the Edmonton Oilers ruined Adam Banks, and how some of the other Ducks' lives have gone since we last saw them. Show notes: You'll want to listen to Part 1.  Steve Brill's IMDB The new Ducks, including a Julie 'The Cat' Gaffney, who Brill uses to justify as the reason this terrible team can compete for the national title, even though she didn't play until the end. One of Steve Brill's favorite kids: Brill mentions that he thought Vincent LaRusso was a young Steve McQueen in Part 1 of the interview. Kenan Thompson's IMDB says his first acting credit was D2.  Brill wanted a young Forest Whitaker. He got Kenan Thompson. We talked to D3 writer Jim Burnstein in Episode 52.  The IMDB page for D3 shows Burnstein and Brill sharing writing credit for the screenplay. That directing role Emilio got for doing a week's worth of work in D3 appears to be 'The War at Home', starring Emilio and his father, Charlie Sheen. It's at 60 percent on Rotten Tomatoes, with a 76 percent rating from the audience.  In Time's oral history of the Mighty Ducks, Jeffrey Nordling, who ended up playing Ted Orion, said that the first Orion who washed out was Jimmy Sheridan. Brill is as upset as you are by this t-stop from Ted Orion: To recap: Adam Banks went to Minnesota, got drafted by the Oilers, played third line there, hurt his wrist, got traded to the Jets, faded, got traded to the Rangers had an amazing 14-goal playoff series and kind of faded from there. Brill was mistaken here as the  first version of the Jets played their last game in 1996, when Banks just starting at Eden Hall. Maybe Calgary? Goldberg ran the deli. Russ has a sporting goods store in Los Angeles. Connie is married and lives in Orange County. She still talks with Guy. We talked about the Connie and Guy relationship in Episode Brill as Frank Huddy in D1: Brill as the guy at the party in D2: Brill as the arcade guy in D3: Thanks to @RSullPhoto for the #QuackQuestion.

This week's guest is writer/director/actor Steve Brill. Steve directed movies such as Little Nicky, Mr. Deeds, Drillbit Taylor, Walk of Shame, and many more. He also wrote The Mighty Ducks and Heavyweights, and co wrote Little Nicky. The topics are great. Just listen and enjoy. The Do Over starring Adam Sandler, David Spade, and Paula Patton comes to Netflix next summer. Directed by Steve Brill.

Mike, Tommy, and Kevin have harpooned a white whale. Mighty creator Steve Brill stops by for part one of a two-part interview. Brill discusses how his original script had an interracial romance, how he had Charlie originally missing the penalty shot and who would actually win a Hunger Games full of the Mighty Ducks. Show notes Steve Brill's IMDB The Time Magazine oral history of the Mighty Ducks. Read it if you haven't. It gives the whole story about how Steve Brill wrote the script in his apartment with Peter Berg. Frank Huddy: Gordon Bombay's first speech to the Mighty Ducks, which Brill referenced: Jake Gyllenhaal on the Mighty Ducks. We recasted the entire movie, placing him as Charlie Conway, in Episode 50. Steve Brill: Solely responsible for the Flying V A former NHL ref officially ruled that the Mighty Ducks were onside during the Flying V. The penalty shot goal that was never supposed to happen: We talked about Hawks coach Jack Reilly's suspected downfall in Episode 29. Phil Banks in his Hawks jacket at the end of D1: All our Hunger Games theories, many of which were confirmed to be true by Brill, are available in Episode 60. Stayed tuned for Part 2, where we get into D2 and D3, and what happened to the Ducks after they left Eden Hall. Twitter | Facebook | Give us a five-star review on iTunes

Mike, Tommy, and Kevin welcome D3 costume designer Kim Tillman onto the podcast. Kim explains the epic amount of equipment, uniforms and clothes she was responsible for, designing Eden Hall's jerseys and the fight she had over Guy Germaine's scarf. She also talks about her reunion with Steve Brill on their most recent film. Show Notes: Thanks again to Kim Tillman for coming on. Here is her IMDB. You can see some of her work on her website, kimtillman.com.  Kim spoke a lot about working with producer Jordan Kerner. We spoke with Jordan in Episode 55. A look at each kid wearing his or her favorite jersey when the team meets Coach Orion: Emilio looking regal: Kim spoke about working with Jeff Nordling a.k.a. Coach Orion and wanting him look Olympic looking. He's got a nice turtle neck/NHLPA fleece here: The lace-up practice jerseys. You can see it best on Connie. Look at the bottom of the front collar: Guy minus the scarf and upping the Indie rock vibe: Here's most of the crew in the funeral scene that Kim Talked about: Thanks to @ak2themax for the #QuackQuestion. The Do Over is a part of Adam Sandler's four-moive deal with Netflix. It's slated to come out in 2016. Follow us on Twitter | Like us on Facebook | Give us a five-star review on iTunes

Jim Burnstein, the primary writer of D3 and the Director of Screenwriting at the University of Michigan joins Mike and Tommy to discuss how he got involved in the film, why he originally had the Ducks losing, how Disney made him change it, and much more. Show notes: A little profile on Jim to get to know him better. Here's his IMDB.  Here's a look a Renaissance Man, Jim's first movie. Ted Orion, who was originally Ted Hunter. For the uninitiated read all about Ted Lindsay and Orion, the hunter in Greek mythology.  For reference: This is Steve Brill.  The confidence speech, minus Orion throwing the puck up and catching it. While Jim was writing D3, Brill was directing Heavyweights. To be fair, it's another classic: Thanks to @ClintThrasher for the #QuackQuestion. Dean Portman's return: And Portman's dance: "He's in what grade?" The scene that Jim used the entirety of everything he learned in law school on:

Donate to The Permaculture Podcast Online: via PayPal Venmo: @permaculturepodcast Like this podcast? Support it on Patreon. My guests for this episode are Violet Brill and her father “Wildman” Steve Brill. Violet and Steve are foragers from New York. Violet assists her father on his plant tours, leading groups of people and teaching them about wild edibles. “Wildman” Steve, in addition to his tours and workshops, is the author of multiple books on foraging including Identifying and Harvesting Edible and Medicinal Plants in Wild (and Not So Wild) Places, The Wild Vegan Cookbook, and Foraging with Kids. We use beginning foragers, including children, as the focus for this interview. We mostly discuss plants and mushrooms that are easy to identify and do not have any poisonous look-similars. We do include an example, which is wild carrot versus poison hemlock, to show that with care and a firm understanding of a plant you can identify and safely harvest edibles. We must pay attention however to do so. As this is part of the series on foraging and wild foods, once you've listened to this episode I recommend going back through the archives and listening to the other shows including those with Dan De Lion, Sam Thayer, and Arthur Haines. Together they will provide you with a well rounded perspective on how to come to a knowledge of plants in the wild. You can find out more about Violet and Steve at wildmanstevebrill.com. Also, if you have an iOS or Android smartphone, check out Wild Edibles and the Foraging Flashcard series. They are reasonably priced ways to begin learning more about wild plants wherever you are, and Wild Edibles is a go-anywhere field guide. This interview reminds me of the role that a teacher can play in building confidence for a student to explore further. It was a friend of mine who mentioned Steve during a conversation she and I were having about foraging plants to make wild teas, as she had taken a class from him. Going on a foraging trip like this can allow you to taste some of these wild foods in a safe way and begin to have an understanding of the plants, without just grabbing a field guide and just trying to go out to eat. You get that first experience and can then learn and research more before going out solo. So slow down, take a few classes, spend time with your field guides, and then get started on your own. I also like Steve's approach to not forcing Violet to share his diet, but allowing her to explore her options while ensuring that she eats good healthy foods along the way. I see this as also extending to the way we teach our children. Include them in your activities, but also include yourself in theirs and encourage and support them to pursue their own interests, or help them to find mentors and teachers who can. In this conversation Steve also provides solid simple encouragement to gradually begin eating this way. This reinforces slow and small solutions in all that we do, from dietary to landscape changes. Take a few bites of something, see whether you enjoy it or it causes a bit of upset, then decide whether more is right for you. Finally, there was Steve's story of Joe foraging for mushrooms and the importance of asking if we can harvest something. In the more specific sense, by contacting a landowner, but also by observing the plants around us and asking ourselves whether or not this is the right environment to harvest from. If there are only one or two plants, then perhaps we should leave them alone, or if they are rare encourage growth by dispersing seed and coming back in later years to see if there is enough to harvest. From a permaculture perspective one of the reasons I love foraging as an activity comes from my exploration of the environmental education writers such as David Orr or David Sobel. Both of them talk about establishing a sense of place, a connection to where we live. Rather than teaching children, or for that matter adults, about the plights of far off places, let us foster an understanding of our own bioregion and biome. Foraging is an active activity that gets us out into the world looking at what grows there. While trying to identify one plant, by slowly reading and integrating our field guides, we are likely to begin to recognize non-edible plants, as well as rare or interesting medicinals. We begin to know, understand, and then care for this space more fully by returning to nature and the wilder world, and in the process begin to rewild ourselves. From this conversation, next week is Peter Michael Bauer, of Rewild Portland, to discuss rewilding. We touch on that topic as the overarching theme, and also explore the impacts of civilization and how to prepare for the collapse we currently inhabit. It is a rather intense, but enjoyable, interview. If you haven't already you should join in the Traveling Permaculture Library Project by emailing your name and address to Matt Winters, who is the new librarian for the project. You can reach him at: librarian@thepermaculturepodcast.com By doing so you will receive a random book related to permacutlure, the natural world, and environment. All I ask is that once you receive a book and read it, to email Matt back and pass it along. Each book includes a sticker in the front cover with more information to make this process easier. If at any point along the way I can help you, get in touch. or Email: The Permaculture Podcast. I'm also continuing to look for opportunities to take the show on the road and to record more live in-person interviews. Use that phone number or email address to get in touch if you would like to host or have someone in mind to get in touch with. Finally, a few announcements before drawing this episode to a close. This show, as I mention in the introduction to each show, is completely listener supported. So I need your help to keep the show on the air. The best way to do that right now is through recurring contributions with Patreon. Because this show exists in a digital world, I've reworked the rewards and the goals to make them more reasonable and clear, including the goal of raising $2700 a month to make this show a full time endeavor. I'm want to reach that goal by June 1 of this year, and am currently at $68 a month. Please sign up if you are able as all support is now on a monthly rather than per episode basis and you can become a patron of the podcast for as little as $1. That entry level support allows allows you to receive episodes early and without commercials. You won't hear announcements like this in the Patreon episodes, or from sponsors should I take any on. You can find out more about that, as well as where I'm at and what my goals are, at Patreon.com/permaculturepodcast If you are not in a place to give, I completely understand. I'll keep on keeping on as long as I can, and you can always lend a hand by sharing links with your friends. Retweet or reply to tweets on twitter, where I am @permaculturecst, or join in the conversations on facebook. Facebook.com/thepermaculturepodcast. From here I have a class announcement for my friends and colleagues Wilson Alvarez and Ben Weiss. They're running a Permaculture Design Course in Harrisburg Pennsylvania beginning in April 25 and running on weekends through October. I'm also looking to go back through the archives and re-release some more “Best Of….” episodes with new introductions and endings to share some of the more popular guests in new ways. Let me know if there are any particular episodes that stand out to you that you would like to hear as part of that series. That about covers it for now. Until the next time, spend each day creating a better world, the world you want to live in, but taking care of earth, your self, and each other. Resources Wildman Steve Brill Wildman Steve Brill's Books Dan De Lion's Interview Sam Thayer's Interview Arthur Haines' Interview (1) Arthur Haines (2)

Donate to The Permaculture Podcast Online: via PayPal Venmo: @permaculturepodcast Like this podcast? Support it on Patreon. My guest for this episode is Dan De Lion, a forager, teacher, and permaculture practitioner from New Jersey who runs the excellent website ReturnToNature.us. During our conversation today Dan and I discuss the intersection between foraging and gardening, cultivated foods and wild human nutrition, and how we can bring about a slow revolution by trading our time and money for our well-being and that of our community in a way that starves the more destructive elements of our culture of the nutrients it needs. That sounds like a lot to cover, and it is, but the pace is a steady and even one thanks to Dan's measured and thoughtful consideration of each point that we cover. You can find out more about Dan and his work at ReturnToNature.us. Check out his schedule of upcoming classes and if you get a chance, consider taking one. One of the points that stuck with me from this conversation is that we are all still members of the natural world, even as much as we feel separated from it at times. We can use foraging and permaculture to reconnect to natural systems and cycles by shifting our time and energy away from commercial production and consumer anesthetics to nourishing traditions of food and community. Along the way we can foster relationships with plants so that as much as we use them, they use us to scatter seed and disturb soil. As we improve our understanding of the natural world, by building up our mental database of plants, including their uses, we foster knowledge and ethics that allow us to move more intentionally through our actions which encourages ever slower and smaller solutions. As I mentioned during the interview, permaculture and the change necessary to make a lasting difference will take lifetimes and be delivered upon the generations we will never meet, but we must begin today if we haven't already. I'll be reposting Matt Winter's The Gift for release this Saturday, March 7 for folks to listen, as a reminder of the get rich slowly approach we should have when making design choices, including what it is we will put into our bodies as food or medicine. If there is any way I can assist you on your path, please get in touch. Call: Email: The Permaculture Podcast Write: The Permaculture Podcast The Permaculture Podcast Finally, Jen Mendez of Permiekids.com, who I will be interviewing and getting interviewed by in turn in a few weeks, has an upcoming Edge Alliance on Sunday March 29, 2015 from 7 to 8PM Eastern. Join Jen to discuss Rites of Passage for Young Children. Next week I return with an interview with Stephen Barstow, author of Around the World in 80 Plants. Until the next time spend each day building a better world by taking care of earth, your self, and each other. Resources: Dan's Website https://www.returntonature.us Dan's Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/ReturntoNatureSkills Sam Thayer's Books https://foragersharvest.com/books/ Sam Thayer's Interview https://www.thepermaculturepodcast.com/2013/samthayer/ Arthur Haines' Books https://www.arthurhaines.com/books/ Arthur Haines Interviews https://www.thepermaculturepodcast.com/2013/arthur-haines/ https://www.thepermaculturepodcast.com/2014/arthur-haines-2/ Steve Brill's Books https://www.wildmanstevebrill.com/Books.Folder/Books.page.html Leda Meredith's Northeast Foraging https://ledameredith.net/wordpress/northeast-foraging-120-wild-and-flavorful-edibles-from-beach-plums-to-wineberries/ National Audubon Society Field Guide to Edible Mushrooms https://www.amazon.com/National-Audubon-Society-American-Mushrooms/dp/0394519922 Peterson's Guide (Recommended with Reservations) https://www.amazon.com/Field-Guide-Edible-Wild-Plants/dp/039592622X Newcomb's Wildflower Guide https://www.amazon.com/Newcombs-Wildflower-Guide-Lawrence-Newcomb/dp/0316604429

Living in a city doesn’t mean there aren’t tasty things to eat, you just have to know where to look.  Steve Brill tells us what’s edible in the big city. Urban foraging means finding wild foods.  Things like berries, herbs, seeds, mushrooms, and roots.  These are things humans have been eating for thousands of years.  They are delicious and filled with anti-oxidants.   And they’re free for the foraging.  Steve has been teaching urban foraging in New York City and the larger New York area for thirty years. Surprisingly, urban parks have more foragables than less dense areas.  In the city they only have to worry about lawn mowers which don’t reach everywhere.  In other areas, they have to contend with deer. Mushrooms are the thing people are most leery of eating.  Some mushrooms can be eaten safely but you have to be able to identify the safe ones.  Mushrooms that grow on wood and look like shelves are generally safe to eat but some are not very tasty.  Always consult a guide before eating anything you forage. Some of the things available right now in the North East are blackberries, carnelian cherries, lamb’s quarter, sorrel, and chicken mushrooms.  I’ve seen the berries and cherries in the park this week and I wasn’t even really looking.  I ate some too! If you wanted to get started on your own, begin with easily identifiable things like mulberries, dandelions, and cat tails.  You can eat cat tails!  You can’t buy mulberries because they are so perishable so the only way to get them is to find your own. There is a park full of free food just waiting for you to harvest it.  Free and healthy, food doesn’t get much better than that. Show Notes Wildman Steve Brill:  Steve’s site devoted to urban foraging, includes his tour schedule. Wild Edibles App:  Steve’s app to help you identify things in the field. ReAnimator Coffee: A locally roasted Philly coffee. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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