Podcasts about team empire

Paul Reiser is a comedian, actor, writer and producer who just happens to have starred in some of Team Empire's favourite films. So, when our Chris Hewitt was given the chance to talk to the star of Aliens, Diner, Whiplash, and Beverly Hills Cop, he jumped at the chance. The result is a wide-ranging and freewheeling chat about Reiser's astonishing start in Hollywood, his aversion to directing, his time spent working with Peter Falk, the experience of shooting Aliens and Whiplash and, of course, his new movie, The Problem With People, a charming Ireland-set comedy which he wrote and produced, as well as starring alongside Colm Meaney. It's a cracking interview, with Reiser on top form, and so we invite you to turn up your collar, relax and listen. Enjoy.

Years after she meddled with Wanda Maximoff, sang her own wonderful earworm of a theme song, and waltzed off with WandaVision tucked under her arm, Agatha Harkness is back back back in Agatha All Along, a new nine-part Disney+ MCU show which sees Kathryn Hahn return as Westview's second most powerful witch. Only now she's on the comeback trail and might need help from a brand-new coven. And in this special Empire Podcast preview, the enormously entertaining Hahn and Agatha All Along (and WandaVision) creator Jac Schaeffer sit down with Chris Hewitt and spill the beans on what audiences can expect every Thursday for the next few weeks. And don't forget to sign up to our spoiler specials for weekly episodes from Team Empire as well. Enjoy!

This week's Empire Podcast is jam-packed full of goodness, including three tremendous interviews well worth your time. First off, Alex Godfrey sits down with M. Night Shyamalan and Josh Hartnett to discuss their first film together, Trap, and talk about why it's taken them so long to work together. [19:49 - 37:12 approx] Then, Dafne Keen pops into the podbooth to tell Chris Hewitt how her appearance in her new film, [REDACTED], came about. [54:02 - 1:14:53 approx] And finally, we bring you a meaty chunk of our Deadpool & Wolverine spoiler special interview with Ryan Reynolds and Shawn Levy. [1:35:54 - 1:56:42 approx] To hear Team Empire banging on about the film, do subscribe to our spoiler special feed, if you don't already. Either side of those, Chris is joined in the podbooth by Helen O'Hara, James Dyer and, briefly, John Nugent to discuss great wedding movies, talk about the week's movie news (what there is of it pre-D23, where we expect some pretty big announcements), and review Borderlands, It Ends With Us, Tuesday, and The Instigators. Lovely stuff. Enjoy!

Welcome, folks, to a most extraordinary podcast (in association with Disney+). A podcast in which Team Empire and Team Pilot TV get together to discuss the extraordinary Extraordinary, the brand-new sitcom that is now streaming on Disney+. Created and written by Emma Moran, Extraordinary is set in a world where everyone develops a superpower after they turn 18. Everyone, that is, except for Jen (Mairead Tyers), who is approaching 25 and is still fumbling for direction and meaning and purpose. Beautifully observed and very, very funny, it's already been renewed for a second season, and in this very special crossover event, Chris Hewitt, James Dyer and Kay Ribeiro (pronounced Ru-bear-oh) get together to wax lyrical about the show, discuss which superpowers they'd like to have, and much more. But that's not all! (Told you this was an extraordinary podcast...) There are also two interviews with the show's star players -- first, an uproarious, hilarious and frankly chaotic interview in which Chris sits down with the show's stars, Mairead Tyers, Sofia Oxenham, Bilal Hasna, and Luke Rollason; and then a more considered chat with Emma Moran. Do please extra-enjoy.

Welcome, folks, to a most extraordinary podcast (in association with Disney+). A podcast in which Team Empire and Team Pilot TV get together to discuss the extraordinary Extraordinary, the brand-new sitcom that is now streaming on Disney+. Created and written by Emma Moran, Extraordinary is set in a world where everyone develops a superpower after they turn 18. Everyone, that is, except for Jen (Mairead Tyers), who is approaching 25 and is still fumbling for direction and meaning and purpose. Beautifully observed and very, very funny, it's already been renewed for a second season, and in this very special crossover event, Chris Hewitt, James Dyer and Kay Ribeiro (pronounced Ru-bear-oh) get together to wax lyrical about the show, discuss which superpowers they'd like to have, and much more. But that's not all! (Told you this was an extraordinary podcast...) There are also two interviews with the show's star players -- first, an uproarious, hilarious and frankly chaotic interview in which Chris sits down with the show's stars, Mairead Tyers, Sofia Oxenham, Bilal Hasna, and Luke Rollason; and then a more considered chat with Emma Moran. Do please extra-enjoy.

Here's another little bonus episode to get your 2023 off to a good start, listeners. S.S. Rajamouli is the brilliant director of last year's astonishing, action-packed, Indian epic RRR (now streaming on Netflix), and in this very special, spoiler-filled interview (also available to spoiler special subscribers, along with Team Empire doing a deep dive into the movie; one of last year's finest), he tells Chris Hewitt all about how he managed it. To subscribe to the spoiler specials, go to empire.supportingcast.fm, and we're back next week with the regular pod. Enjoy.

Nature is healing. How do we know? Because Saturday saw Kevin Feige and some of his amazing friends return to Hall H at the San Diego Comic-Con to announce a ton of exciting news about the future of the MCU, including the first trailer for Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, an 18-episode Disney+ series for Charlie Cox's Daredevil and not one, but two Avengers movies, due to be released just six months apart in 2025. And while Team Empire wasn't at Comic-Con this year (we were busy picking up a gong at the British Podcast Awards!), we decided that this news was too big to wait until later in the week before discussing it on the pod. (It also spares those who couldn't give a The Tinker's cuss about the MCU) And so, in this very special episode, Chris Hewitt is joined by Helen O'Hara, James Dyer, Amon Warmann, and Ben Travis for a deep dive into all the titles and dates confirmed by Feige. There is speculation aplenty, hot takes galore, and the debut of a new prediction phrase that will take the world by storm. And that's an Amon Guarantee. Enjoy.

Happy New Year, listeners! 2021 has been a right old bangily-banger of a year, and no mistake, but it's also been a cracking year, cinematically speaking. And in this bumper-sized end of the year round-up edition, Chris Hewitt, Helen O'Hara, James Dyer, and Ben Travis talk about the filmic highs and lows of the year that was. And, apart from one fairly sizeable section between 01:13:07.500 and 01:32:24.545, it's relatively spoiler-free, and culminates in the now traditional rundown of Team Empire's Top 20 films of the year. You'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll hurl swearwords at your podcast device of choice as the team don't mention that one film you love. Enjoy! And, on behalf of the podteam, have a great 2022!

'Nuff said, True Believers! Because (three of) you demanded it, Team Empire managed to grab hold of the Eye Of Agamotto and squeeze out a chunk of time in which to discuss all the talking points thrown up by the second, and final, trailer for Spider-Man: No Way Home. Join Chris Hewitt, Helen O'Hara and Ben Travis as they do a deepish dive into the trailer, advance some wild theories for the finished film (and the future of the Marvel Cinematic Universe), and speculate on whether you-know-who and you-also-know-who might show up. Enjoy.

A Team One fez mágica no Six Major do México, se recuperando de uma fase de grupos onde a classificação era extremamente improvável, e conquistando o título em cima da Team Empire. Breno Deolindo e Bruno Giufrida recebem Lorenzo "Lagonis", capitão dos Golden Boys, que fala de todos os detalhes e bastidores da trajetória da Team One até aqui, relembrando a montagem do elenco, a bagagem adquirida no Six Invitational e, claro, a caminhada para o título internacional.

We talk about the end of an era for Astralis as they lose one of their original players Device to NiP. Is this the end of dominance for Astralis or are they just gonna come back stronger? Then we talked about another era ender, as Gambit esports officially closes their doors on League of Legends. Gambit esports was one of the original European teams also known as Moscow 5 and Team Empire. Finally, we do a new segment called Clown of the Week.

On the Ima Get In Trouble Podcast, Eddie Liles, Loy Lee and Terrance Gawith argue, talk trash, and have coming to christ conversations. They don't always agree, but it is always entertaining to watch them try to prove a point. One thing is for sure, no topic is off the table even if someones gonna get in trouble. Follow along with the conversation live on Facebook from the Ima Get in Trouble Podcast page and listen after on everywhere you find podcasts like Spotify and Apple Podcasts Fred "Big Fred" Watkins is a comedian, actor and show producer from Baltimore, MD. Known most notably as a member of “The Empire” on Oxygen Tv's hit show “Last Squad Standing”. Fred began his career in 2012 when a severely fractured neck and the tragic loss of a friend led him into a dark space. Fred was intrigued and inspired by many comedy shows and clips he watched during recovery, thus celebrating his “Neck release” by producing his first of what is now the annual BIG LAUGHS comedy show. ​ Since then, Fred has been using his story as inspiration to positively impact people through laughter, while innovating the live comedy experience and cultivating platforms for community enrichment. Inheriting the name Big Fred in light of his Father's passing as a kid, Fred is very passionate about building a legacy through Comedy and live entertainment. He has worked with many well-known artist in the comic and entertainment industries. ​ In 2015, Big Fred founded BIG Laughs Company LLC, a production company innovating live events and comedic content. Through this company, BIG Fred provides event planning and production services to brands, companies and organizations. The non profit component of Big Laughs Company LLC, “Lil Laughs” is an anti-bullying based mentoring program for kids that directly addresses public speaking, confidence, and various other enrichment opportunities. ​ Exercising his acting capabilities, Big Fred has been recently seen on Oxygen's “Last Squad Standing” where he and his team (Team Empire) took home the season win! Whether he is sharing the stage, or providing an extended platform at one of his produced comedy shows through BIG Laughs Company LLC, Big Fred is an innovator who is constantly finding ways to create new lanes in the comedy and entertainment industries. ​ Inspired by the likes of Dick Gregory, Jerry Seinfeld, Richard Pryor, Eddie Griffin, Steve Harvey, and Kevin Hart, BIG Fred is passionately providing a different take on the live comedy experience, and the greater impact comedy can have in the community. To stay updated on performances, shows, and updates for Comedian Big Fred and Big Laughs Co. Follow Big Fred on all social media platforms @bigfredcomedy. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/imagetintrouble/support

Fred "Big Fred" Watkins is a comedian, actor and show producer from Baltimore, MD. Known most notably as a member of “The Empire” on Oxygen Tv's hit show “Last Squad Standing”.   Fred began his career in 2012 when a severely fractured neck and the tragic loss of a friend led him into a dark space. Fred was intrigued and inspired by many comedy shows and clips he watched during recovery, thus celebrating his “Neck release” by producing his first of what is now the annual BIG LAUGHS comedy show. ​ Since then, Fred has been using his story as inspiration to positively impact people through laughter, while innovating the live comedy experience and cultivating platforms for community enrichment.  Inheriting the name Big Fred in light of his Father's passing as a kid, Fred is very passionate about building a legacy through Comedy and live entertainment. He has worked with many well-known artist in the comic and entertainment industries. ​ In 2015, Big Fred founded BIG Laughs Company LLC, a production company innovating live events and comedic content. Through this company, BIG Fred provides event planning and production services to brands, companies and organizations. The non profit component of Big Laughs Company LLC, “Lil Laughs” is an anti-bullying based mentoring program for kids that directly addresses public speaking, confidence, and various other enrichment opportunities.  ​ Exercising his acting capabilities, Big Fred has been recently seen on Oxygen's “Last Squad Standing” where he and his team (Team Empire) took home the season win! Whether he is sharing the stage, or providing an extended platform at one of his produced comedy shows through BIG Laughs Company LLC, Big Fred is an innovator who is constantly finding ways to create new lanes in the comedy and entertainment industries.  ​ Inspired by the likes of Dick Gregory, Jerry Seinfeld, Richard Pryor, Eddie Griffin, Steve Harvey, and Kevin Hart, BIG Fred is passionately providing a different take on the live comedy experience, and the greater impact comedy can have in the community.  To stay updated on performances, shows, and updates for Comedian Big Fred and Big Laughs Co.   Follow Big Fred on all social media platforms @bigfredcomedy.

Back with another million-dollar conversation! This time with Kyshira Moffett and we are talking teams. If you think your first million is going to come by just you and you alone - you are sadly mistaken. Listen in to hear how Kyshira hit her FIRST 6-figure goal and how she closed-out the year almost at $400k! Follow Me: @Theemilanmobley Follow our community: YourBossiestfriend Follow: @Kyshira --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/milan-mobley/support

And so, as the worst year in living memory draws to a close, Team Empire gathers together (virtually, at least) to have a good old natter about it from a cinematic point of view. In this bumper-sized example of 2020 vision, Chris Hewitt, Helen O'Hara, Ben Travis, and Terri White answer listener questions about the year that was, talk about their personal highlights (and lowlights) in the face of the Covid pandemic that rocked the world and has posed such a huge threat to cinemas around the world, discuss the movies that they loved, and then run down Team Empire's top 20 films of the year. And we wanted to thank you so much for continuing to listen to and support the Empire Podcast (and our spoiler specials, if you subscribe to those). This year, more than ever, it's meant so much to us, and we hope to continue to repay you with some great pods in 2021. Which, we can only hope, is a better year for all of us. Happy New Year, listeners! Enjoy.

The 21st century may only be twenty years old, but it's still borne witness to thousands of films. And so, as the third decade of the century begins, we decided to canvas Team Empire, and Team Empire Readers, to find the 100 films you deem the greatest 2000-2019 has had to offer. And, in this bumper-sized and fun-filled edition, Chris Hewitt, Helen O'Hara, Ben Travis, and Empire's Editor-in-Chief, Terri White, chew the fat, argue the toss, pour scorn on some less-celebrated entries, and champion their faves. Enjoy.

Медиадиректор Team Empire Кирилл Хайруллин отвлекся от прижигания глаголом в твиттере и рассказал нашей редакции о том, откуда берутся шутки, конфликтах и обидах на твитты, кто плохо ведет свои соцсети, чем отличается юмор от хамства, а также подкинул инсайдов о скандальном переходе RAMZEs в Team Empire и сотрудничестве с Badplaya и Серегой Пиратом.

2019. What a year that was, eh? It was the year when Avengers: Endgame became the biggest film of all time. It was the year when Martin Scorsese returned with a bang with The Irishman, and put the cat amongst the pigeons with his comments on Marvel. It was the year when Star Wars ended... for now. It was the year of indie triumphs, glorious documentaries, killer clowns, overseas triumphs, and much, much more. And it was the year when Team Empire crammed themselves into the podbooth to talk about it all. So, join Chris Hewitt, Helen O'Hara, Ben Travis, James Dyer and —all the way from LA — James White aka Jaime Blanco for a bumper-sized edition in which they talk about their favourite and least favourite movies, moments, and general film-related things of the year. And if you're worried that they might talk about that film — you know the one — a bit too much, steps have been taken to ensure that won't be the case. Oh, and they finally do talk about the Portals scene. Enjoy. And Happy New Year to all our listeners!

Die dritte Folge und schon ein wunderbarer Gast: "Flo aka Th3RealMc"!Es wird ein bisschen aus dem "Nähkästchen" geplaudert und natürlich schauen wir auf die vergangen Final's zurück. Folge direkt herunterladen

Apologies for the garbled start of the show. Working the audio kinks out. We talk singing shows, apparently The Voice is amazing. Then we get into the topic of the week regarding US Lawmakers supporting legislation to ban loot boxes in games targeted towards kids. We then transfer to a recap of the Rainbow Six Siege Season 9 Finals in Milan with Team Empire and Evil Geniuses. We also talk the next operation reveal. Then we get to The Division 2's Raid and just how difficult it is on Xbox! Tazzman supports adjustments, but to keep it the most difficult mode in the game. We talk Halo, Call of Duty, Microsoft & Sony as well! Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to the show and leave us a RATING and REVIEW on iTunes! Email the show: GamingUnderFireShow@gmail.com Gaming Under Fire Mixer Gaming Under Fire Twitter Gaming Under Fire Instagram Gaming Under Fire Discord Gaming Under Fire Facebook

Yesterday saw both the first teaser trailer and the announcement of the title of the ninth, and final, film in the main Star Wars saga. That title was The Rise Of Skywalker, and that teaser was a bit of a belter, reintroducing beloved characters, and posing plenty of big questions. Just as a teaser should. And with Team Empire unable to gather in the podbooth yesterday, we had to wait until today - the morning after the night before - to assemble in Helen O'Hara's living room for an impromptu reaction pod, in which Chris Hewitt, Helen, James White and James Dyer - appearing via hologram from Chicago, where he's attending Star Wars Celebration on behalf of Empire - chew the fat over the teaser's various hints and teases. FYI: James was dialling in digitally, so there's a faint delay when he speaks. Hope it doesn't bother you too much. Enjoy!

Blue and Wazoo are joined by DasTurbo this week on Tryhard Tuesdays.  They talk all things Dota 2 from playing the game and the current meta to Turbo's work in e-sports and with Team Empire.  Check out the latest edition of the Dota 2 podcast!

It's a hard-to-spell-and-hard-to-say American actors double-bill this week with both We're The Millers' Jason Sudeikis and Lovelace's Amanda Seyfried joining Team Empire for chats about moustaches, dry heaving as a workout regime, stuffed animals and corpses (amongst other things). Find out what Amanda Seyfried's favourite cloud is! Win Seasons 1-5A of Breaking Bad on Blu-ray thanks to Squarespace.com! Listen to Jason Sudeikis singing TLC's Waterfalls! Hear our thoughts on the Ben Affleck Batman casting news! Potentially libellous nonsense! It's all here, and it's all free, you lucky people.

It's been one hell of a Comic-Con this year, with Avengers 2 getting a subtitle, the whole of the X-Men: Days Of Future Past crew turning up and some intriguing idea about Superman teaming up with Batman in a film getting the green light from Warners HQ. There to cover it all was Team Empire, and here is the podcast special to prove it, complete with interviews with The Amazing Spider-Man 2 director Marc Webb and the one and only Agent Carter, Hayley Atwell.