Podcast appearances and mentions of tara ison

Comedian Ms. Pat Interview | The Brett Allan Show | 'Don't Tell Mom the Babysitters Dead | Streaming November 19th 33 years after the original, the uproarious comedy feature remake of DON'T TELL MOM THE BABYSITTER'S DEAD arrives on digital entertainment platforms on November 19 from Shout! Studios, in collaboration with Spiral Stairs Entertainment, Treehouse Pictures and SMiZE Productions. Get ready for 33 years-worth of more laughs, more hijinks, and more melanin. Directed by Wade Allain-Marcus (French Dirty, Insecure) from a screenplay by Chuck Hayward (Ted Lasso, WandaVision), DON'T TELL MOM THE BABYSITTER'S DEAD boasts an exciting, multigenerational cast of Simone Joy Jones (Bel-Air, Anything Possible), Patricia “Ms. Pat” Williams (The Ms. Pat Show, Drugstore June), Jermaine Fowler (Sorry to Bother You, Coming 2 America) with June Squibb (Thelma, Nebraska) and Nicole Richie (Summer Camp, Great News). The film is produced by Juliet Berman, p.g.a., Oren Segal, p.g.a., Justin Nappi, and Juliana Maio. Executive producers are Ryan Huffman, Tyra Banks, Neil Landau, Tara Ison, and Chuck Hayward. Senior executive producers are Michael Phillips and Tova Laiter. A cult classic reimagined, DON'T TELL MOM THE BABYSITTER'S DEAD is serving laugh-out-loud moments with a delightful blend of rapid fire jokes and touching moments, making it a timeless gem that will be equally loved by die-hard fans of the original and young audiences looking for a comedy that speaks to their generation. Connect with us on our website for more amazing conversations! www.brettallanshow.com Have you got some feedback? Let us know! openmicguest@gmail.com Follow us on social media! Facebook https://www.facebook.com/thebrettallanshow Instagram https://www.instagram.com/brettallanshow/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@TheBrettAllanShow/videos LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/brett-allan-009458168/ Support the show! VENMO @-Brett-Allan-7 Cash App @brettallanshow74 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On today's episode, we're heading over to General Apparel West to start working on the QED report, getting a burger over at Clown Dog, and also dropping our dead babysitter over at the funeral home, while we revisit the absolutely iconic 90s film, Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead (1991). This movie was written by Neil Landau and Tara Ison and directed by Stephen Herek.This movie stars Christina Applegate (Married...with Children, The Sweetest Thing), Joanna Cassidy (Six Feet Under, Blade Runner), Keith Coogan (Adventures in Babysitting, Toy Soldiers), John Getz (Zenon: The Zequel, Curly Sue), Josh Charles (The Good Wife, We Own This City) and Danielle Harris (Halloween (2007), Hatchet).This movie is so goddamn good, and is such a cult classic film. This film has it all!!! Outfits!! Colors!! Christina Applegate!! Love!! Death!!!. It's such a treat to watch, and is worth a watch at any point.Intro/Outro Music: "Phantom Fun" by Jonathan BoyleFollow Sarah on InstagramShow E-Mail: cultcinemacircle@gmail.comFollow Cult Cinema Circle on Instagram, Twitter, and Letterboxd Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Decades have passed since World War II, but the memories are being kept alive. The stories of the atrocities of the Holocaust and what people endured still emerge. The actual accounts, and the novels that are based on facts. Baila Sebrow, producer and host of The Definitive Rap interviewed author Tara Ison who wrote At the Hour Between Dog and Wolf.  At The Hour Between Dog and Wolf is the story of a twelve-year-old Parisian Jewish girl in World War II France, living “in hiding” as a Catholic orphan with a family in a small village. When Danielle Marton's father is killed during the early days of the German Occupation, her mother sends her to live in a quiet farming town near Limoges in Vichy France. Now called Marie-Jean Chantier, Danielle struggles to balance the truth of what's happened to her family and her country with the lies she must tell to keep herself safe. At first, she's bitter about being left behind by her mother, and horrified at having to milk the cow and memorize Catholic prayers for church. But as the years pass and the Occupation worsens, Danielle finds it easier to suppress her former life entirely, and Marie-Jean becomes less and less of an act. By the time she's fifteen and there is talk amongst the now divided town of an Allied invasion, not only has Danielle lost the memories of her father's face and the smell of her mother's perfume, but her very self, transforming into a devout Catholic—and an anti-semitic, fervent disciple of fascism. During the interview Tara talked about her personal life and how she came up with the idea for this story, why the story is set in WWII France, as opposed to another occupied country.  Tara described the interesting research she did to write this book, and about the characters, particularly how Marie-Jeanne turns into an antisemitic fascist.  

Today's guest is Tara Ison a writer and author of several books, and currently a Professor of Fiction at Arizona State University. Tara Ison discusses her new novel, "At the Hour Between Dog and Wolf". Tara and Betsy discussed how the transformation of the character Danielle/ Marie-Jeanne was just shocking! A young French Jewish girl becoming a Fascist! The discussion leads to Anti-Semitism, and how it is on the rise.Tara and I also discussed the importance of understanding our past, because if we don't learn from History we are doomed to repeat it. They both agreed that there is a powerful lesson for all of us and that it's important to stand up against oppressive systems, even when they hide behind the promise of safety or freedom.We are providing the Audio Interview with Betsy Wurzel and Tara Ion in depth on the book, Anti-Semitism. This a must to listen to this interview.If we do not learn from history our world is doomed to keep repeating.

Tara Ison is the author of At the Hour Between Dog and Wolf. We discuss: The film Body Heat. Opening a cafe where patrons are only allowed to read books. […]

  Brian and Lee talk with Tara Ison, professor of Fiction at Arizona State University. Professor Ison discusses her new book “At The Hour Between Dog and Wolf”. Find out what it was like to live in France during WWII. The post The Brian and Lee Show: Interview with Tara Ison appeared first on WWDB-AM.

Matt Crawford speaks with author Tara Ison about her book, At the Hour Between Dog and Wolf. A 12-year-old Parisian Jewish girl is forced into "hiding" as a Catholic orphan in WWII France. When Danielle's father is killed during the German occupation her mother sends her away where she must take the name of Marie-Jeanne. At first bitter Danielle slowly begins to doubt her own identity as the years tick by. What follows is an emotional an oft overlooked aspect of the holocaust, the loss or suppression of one's identity due to shame and self-preservation. I hope all will give this powerful story a read,

Neil Landau, author of TV Writing on Demand: Creating Great Content in the Digital Era; co-screenwriter of Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead (with episode 17 guest Tara Ison); and Assistant Dean, Special Programs and Associate Director, MFA Screenwriting - Writing for Television with the UCLA School of Film & Television, sat down with me to share the movies that made him. Join us, as we discuss incorrigible optimism, real-life fictional father figures, uncertainty ever after, and poking bears. Want to share a thought about Neil's influential movies?  Share your comments, or ask me a question.  It's easy to reach me!  Just visit the Contact Us page to send me a message, or you can email directly at moviesmademepod@gmail.com. Be sure you follow the show on Facebook,  Twitter and Instagram for all the latest Movies Made Me information, DVR alerts, and unique content.   Here are links to items of interest mentioned in episode 98: TV Writing on Demand: Creating Great Content in the Digital Era Neil Landau on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Be sure to join me for these upcoming episodes: December 10: Episode 99, featuring Jeremiah Jacobs (The Heartbreak Time Machine), composer of the Movies Made Me theme music! Hear his awesome songs on Soundcloud. December 24: MOVIES MADE ME 100TH EPISODE featuring Major Francis Monogram and Dr. Heinz Doofenshmirtz from Disney's Phineas and Ferb.

James Fairbanks IV, animator/writer and creator of Connie the Conjurer, sat down with me to chat about the movies that made him the up-and-coming name in the animation world that he is today. Join us, as we discuss the eternal high school Python, flying children, simple genius, and animated networking. Have a thought to share about James' influential movies?  Share your comments, or ask me a question.  It's easy to reach me!  Just visit the Contact Us page to send me a message, or you can email directly at moviesmademepod@gmail.com. Be sure you follow the show on Facebook,  Twitter and Instagram for all the latest Movies Made Me information, DVR alerts, and unique content.   Here are links to items of interest mentioned in episode 97: Connie the Conjurer - Indiegogo Connie the Conjurer on Facebook, Twitter & Instagram Crystal & The Northern Lights by James Fairbanks IV - Amazon James Fairbanks IV on Twitter & Instagram A Walk On Water surf therapy Dan Povenmire & Jeff "Swampy" Marsh rap videos:  "Animatin'" (Phineas & Ferb) and "We're Gonna Do It Again" (Milo Murphy's Law) Be sure to join me for these upcoming episodes: November 26:  Episode 98, featuring Neil Landau, author of TV Writing on Demand: Creating Great Content in the Digital Era; co-screenwriter of Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead (with episode 17 guest Tara Ison); and Assistant Dean, Special Programs and Associate Director, MFA Screenwriting - Writing for Television with the UCLA School of Film & Television December 10: Episode 99, featuring Jeremiah Jacobs (The Heartbreak Time Machine), composer of the Movies Made Me theme music! Hear his awesome songs on Soundcloud.

Trevor Dillon, Programming Director at The Frida Cinema in Santa Ana, CA and Writer/Director with Ghost Party Pictures, sits down with me to talk about the movies that made him. Join us, as we discuss tiny boat epics, venturing adventure, comfort food, and the timeless West. Have something to say about Trevor's influential movies?  Share your comments, or ask me a question.  It's easy to reach me!  Just visit the Contact Us page to send me a message, or you can email directly at moviesmademepod@gmail.com.   Be sure you follow the show on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram for all the latest Movies Made Me information, DVR alerts, and unique content. Whether you subscribe to the show on iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play Music, iHeartRadio, or Spotify, your ratings and reviews matter!  Provide a rating and your comments about the show on any of those services and I'll be sure to give you a shout-out on an upcoming episode! Here are links to items of interest mentioned in episode 96: The Frida Cinema Foxwood short film Be sure to join me for these upcoming episodes: November 12:  Episode 97, featuring Animator/Writer James Fairbanks IV, creator of Connie the Conjurer. November 26:  Episode 98, featuring Neil Landau, author of TV Writing on Demand: Creating Great Content in the Digital Era; co-screenwriter of Don't Tell Mom The Babysitter's Dead (with episode 17 guest Tara Ison); and Assistant Dean, Special Programs and Associate Director, MFA Screenwriting - Writing for Television with the UCLA School of Film & Television

Ball (Soft Skull Press)Tara Ison's Ball is the thrilling and emotionally provocative debut collection of short fiction by the acclaimed author of the novels Rockaway  and A Child Out of Alcatraz and the essay collection Reeling through Life.Ball explores the darker edges of love and sex and death, how they are intimately and often violently connected, with bright, vivid stories set mostly in contemporary Los Angeles. In "Cactus," a young girl comes to fear the outside world following the freakish, accidental death of her adventure-seeking, naturalist boyfriend in the California desert; in "Wig," a woman must help her best friend face life-threatening cancer while covering up an unseemly affair with her friend's husband; in "Fish," the narrator sits watch over a dying uncle, trying to pay for past sins while administering to his final needs, but distracted by the ravenous fish in the Koi pond near the hospital; and in the collection's stunning title story, the bonds of friendship and pet ownership collide in the most startling and unexpected ways. With a keen insight into the edges of human behavior and an assured literary hand, Ball is the new book by one of the West's most provocative stylists.Praise for Ball "The stories in Ball take place at the far limits of obsession and desire and lust, exploring the dangers of turning toward the kinds of love we have tried always to refuse. Tara Ison is a fearless writer, and her bravery before the dark urges of the heart thrills on every page."--Matt Bell, author of In the House upon the Dirt between the Lake and the Woods "Tara Ison is the mistress of bad behavior. She divines the beauty in darkness. She twists the familiar--a friendship, an apology--till something fantastic cracks. And she will have you in thrall to her gorgeous language. The stories in Ball are exquisite and harrowing. Must read straight through. Must remember to breathe." --Dylan Landis, author of Rainey RoyalTara Ison is the author of the novels The List, A Child Out of Alcatraz, a Finalist for The Los Angeles Times Book Prize, andRockaway, selected as a "2013 Best Books of Summer" by "O Magazine." Her short fiction and essays have appeared in "Tin House," "The Kenyon Review," Nerve.com, "Publishers Weekly," and numerous anthologies. She is the co-author of the cult film "Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead."

Tara Ison, author of "Reeling Through Life: How I Learned to Live, Love, and Die at the Movies," joins us for an insightful and entertaining conversation about the remarkable influence of films on her understanding of the world.  Her book recounts the life lessons she has taken from films throughout her life, incorporating roughly 110 film references in a thoughtful and often very funny memoir of growing up learning about life in the glow of the silver screen.  Join us, as we discuss the lax parenting of the 1970's, power without understanding, how not to lose your virginity, and how Alcatraz can change your life. Be sure to join us November 2 for episode 18 of Movies Made Me, the second of our two part series from the L.A. Podcast Festival, featuring Leonard Maltin and Marc Maron.  And don't miss episode 19, available November 16, featuring actor Clancy Brown, our first guest who has been in films chosen by our previous guests ("The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai: Across the Eighth Dimension" and "Highlander")!

We bring you the first of two special episodes recorded at the Audible presents Los Angeles Podcast Festival, which took place at the Sofitel hotel in Beverly Hills, CA, Sept. 18-20, 2015.  We highly recommend this event to both podcasters and fans alike, as it is a high-energy, positive atmosphere in which to create and consume podcasts.  Up-and-coming shows like Movies Made Me and hugely popular shows like WTF with Marc Maron join together to celebrate the growing podcast community. Make your plans now for next year's L.A. Podcast Festival! Recording in the SquareSpace Podcasting Lab at the event, we invited our fellow podcasters to tell us about one film that influenced them to be who they are.  In this episode, you'll hear from: Phil Vecchio, host of RadioBrendoman on the Benview Network Brendan Creecy, host of Benview on Spielberg on the Benview Network Greg Proops, host of The Smartest Man in the World Proopcast and Greg Proops Film Club Michael Marques, Twitter: @magicmarques Morgan Pratt, Instagram: morgan_j7 Emil Grecian, Instagram: e.grecian Chris Mancini, host of Comedy Film Nerds, writer/executive producer of Earbuds documentary, and a founder of the Los Angeles Podcast Festival Patrick Foss, host of Repeat All podcast Todd Glass, comedian and host of The Todd Glass Show Be sure to listen and subscribe to all the terrific podcasts mentioned in this episode!  Share the podcast love! Join us October 19 for Movies Made Me episode 17, featuring author Tara Ison.  Also join us November 2 for episode 18, which will be the second of our special episodes from the Los Angeles Podcast Festival, featuring Leonard Maltin and Marc Maron.

Phil Vecchio and Brendan Creecy make a special appearance on this episode of Movies Made Me, a podcast hosted by Cheryl Jones. “Welcome to the first of two special episodes recorded at the Audible presents Los Angeles Podcast Festival, which took place at the Sofitel hotel in Beverly Hills, CA, Sept. 18-20, 2015. We highly recommend this event to both podcasters and fans alike, as it is a high-energy, positive atmosphere in which to create and consume podcasts. Up-and-coming shows like Movies Made Me and hugely popular shows like WTF with Marc Maron join together to celebrate the growing podcast community. Make your plans now for next year’s L.A. Podcast Festival!Recording in the SquareSpace Podcasting Lab at the event, we invited our fellow podcasters to tell us about one film that influenced them to be who they are. In this episode, you’ll hear from:Phil Vecchio, co-host of RadioBrendoman on the Benview NetworkBrendan Creecy, co-host of Radio Brendoman on the Benview NetworkGreg Proops, host of The Smartest Man in the World Proopcast and Greg Proops Film ClubMichael Marques, Twitter: @magicmarquesMorgan Pratt, Instagram: morgan_j7Emil Grecian, Instagram: e.grecianChris Mancini, host of Comedy Film Nerds, writer/executive producer of Earbuds documentary, and a founder of the Los Angeles Podcast FestivalPatrick Foss, host of Repeat All podcastTodd Glass, comedian and host of The Todd Glass ShowBe sure to listen and subscribe to all the terrific podcasts mentioned in this episode! Share the podcast love!Join us October 19 for Movies Made Me episode 17, featuring Tara Ison, author of Reeling Through Life: How I Learned to Live, Love, and Die at the Movies. Also join us November 2 for episode 18, which will be the second of our special episodes from the Los Angeles Podcast Festival, featuring Leonard Maltin and Marc Maron.What do you think of the films chosen by our guests in this episode? Tell us by commenting here, or leave us your thoughts on Facebook or Twitter. Remember, you can now follow us on Instagram!Be sure to subscribe to the Movies Made Me podcast on iTunes and Stitcher, so you’ll never miss an episode. Please rate and review us, to help us reach a wider audience!” — https://mmmpodcast.com/2015/10/05/episode-16-los-angeles-podcast-festival-part-1-of-2-featuring-greg-proops-todd-glass/

Martha Frankel’s guests this week are Maggie Mitchell, Joshua Mohr, Sonya Lea and Tara Ison.

In Reeling Through Life, Tara Ison explores how movies have, for better or worse, shaped the many aspects of her life. Films are didactic and entertaining, but more than that, they shape our identities. They offer glimpses into other realties and offer up ways-of-being that inform how we operate in the world. Reeling Through Life is equal parts memoir and film study. In 10 insightful and humorous essays, Tara talks about 115 films and their continuing impact on her life. "And I'm eleven years old again, fearing invisibility, hoping to be heard. Seeking the distinction and complexity of dysfunction and dark secrets. Hoping to [...]

In Reeling Through Life, Tara Ison explores how movies have, for better or worse, shaped the many aspects of her life. Films are didactic and entertaining, but more than that, they shape our identities. They offer glimpses into other realties and offer up ways-of-being that inform how we operate in the world. Reeling Through Life is equal parts memoir and film study. In 10 insightful and humorous essays, Tara talks about 115 films and their continuing impact on her life. "And I'm eleven years old again, fearing invisibility, hoping to be heard. Seeking the distinction and complexity of dysfunction and dark secrets. Hoping to [...] The post Tara Ison | Reeling Through Life | Author Interview appeared first on Book Circle Online.

How do movies affect us? How can we best write about them? Do we think in movie narratives now? What are the best books about movies? The gang tackles these pertinent questions while zipping through Tara Ison’s fun and creative essay collection. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week, James, Jerah, and Jon are covering the 2024 remake of Don't Tell Mom the Babysitter's Dead, screenplay by Chuck Hayward, story by Chuck Hayward, Neil Landau, and Tara Ison, directed by Wade Allain-Marcus, and starring Simone Joy Jones, Patricia "Ms. Pat" Williams, Jermaine Fowler, June Squibb, and Nicole Richie. Together, they cover the film's oddly underwhelming promotion, why it landed an R rating, what audience it's exactly pitched to, if 25 is or is not old, what the Tyra Banks/Nicole Richie casting swap was about, and more!SUBSCRIBE TO EXCLUSIVE CONTENT AND OUR BACK CATALOG OF 400+ EPISODES: https://app.redcircle.com/shows/7655b7ec-dc57-47c9-ab96-1a8fa02f6573/exclusive-content JOIN OUR PATREON:https://www.patreon.com/BMCJFOLLOW BLACK MEN CAN'T JUMP [IN HOLLYWOOD]:https://twitter.com/blackmenpodcasthttps://www.instagram.com/blackmenpodcastBUY BLACK MEN CAN'T JUMP [IN HOLLYWOOD] MERCH:https://www.teepublic.com/stores/black-men-can-t-jump-in-hollywoodProduced by Skyler HanrathOur Sponsors:* Check out BetterHelp : betterhelp.com/JUMP* Check out Earnin and use my code Jump for a great deal: www.earnin.comSupport this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/black-men-cant-jump-in-hollywood/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy