Podcast appearances and mentions of theresa bennett

Theresa Bennett, Editor of Hemp Grower Magazine, sits down with the Full Contact Cannabis gang - Abby McCulla, Mark Stepp and Harold Jarboe (aka The Old Hemp Farmer) to discuss a number of topics including: the future of biomass farming verses fiber, the emergence of Delta-8 and the evolution of Hemp Expos.

On this week’s episode of Black Girl Film Club, Ashley and Britney discuss Go (1999) directed by Doug Liman and starring Sarah Polley, Desmond Askew, Taye Diggs, Timothy Olyphant, Jay Mohr and Scott Wolf. Your favorite podcast hosts take a different approach to the holiday season with this chaotic day-in-the-life film. They discuss gen x’s portrayal on film, Timothy Olyphant and how sometimes a job is just a job. This week’s recommendations are The Preacher’s Wife (1996) directed by Penny Marshall and Ghosting: The Spirit of Christmas (2019) directed by Theresa Bennett along with a few more holiday favorites. Follow us on Twitter @blkgirlfilmclub. Check us out on Instagram @blackgirlfilmclub. Visit us at http://blackgirlfilmclub.com. Email us at blackgirlfilmclub@gmail.com.

Theresa Bennett knew she wanted to make movies early in life. She worked in a movie rental store and started writing scripts in notebooks. Even though she couldn’t afford screenwriting software, she found a way to create scripts. Eventually, this led to the new film, 'Social Animals.' In the movie, a childless, single, broke stoner attempted to salvage her failing business and love life while falling in love with a married man. The comedy-drama stars Noël Wells (Master of None), Aya Cash (You’re the Worst), Samira Wiley (Orange is the New Black), Carly Chaikin (Mr. Robot), and Josh Radnor (How I Met Your Mother). In this interview, Bennett tells her story of a young girl who wanted to make films and how she became a first-time writer-director. She also discusses character creation, the power of limited resources, and the benefits of a speedy first draft. In addition to this audio format, the print interview for this conversation is available on Creative Screenwriting Magazine’s website. Stay up-to-date on other creative advice and watch our weekly YouTube series at www.creativeprinciples.live

In this raucous new comedy, Social Animals Zoe Crandle’s life didn’t exactly turn out the way she planned. She’s facing eviction, her business is going under and she is resigned to a life of one-night stands. Just when it seems her whole world is unraveling, she meets Paul, a fellow loveable loser, and the pair have an instant connection. There’s only one problem, Paul is married. With help from her best friend, Zoe devises a plan to save her business and salvage her love life. Social Animals is an honest, uncompromising comedy of modern relationships that stars Noël Wells, Josh Radnor, Aya Cash, Carly Chaikin, Fortune Feimster and Samira Wiley. Director and writer Theresa Bennett stops by to talk about the perils and rewards of low budget filmmaking and working with a talented cast of rising talents.

This show is dedicated to: Pfc. David R. Jones, Jr. 21, died in a non-combat incident on October 24, 2010 in Baghdad. Military officials say he was found with a gunshot wound in his barracks in Baghdad on October 24th. His mother, Theresa Bennett, said a military official told her the death is being investigated as a possible suicide, but she thinks there is much more to the story.   Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and Dan, of Pundit Press Radio is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections. Special Guest: Neil McCabe, is a senior investigative reporter and editor at HumanEvents.com, and a columnist for the Canada Free Press and Townhall.com. McCabe deployed with the Army Reserve to Iraq for 15 months as a combat historian. For many years, he was a reporter and photographer for "The Pilot," Boston's Catholic paper. He was also the editor of the free community papers "The Somerville (Mass.) News and "The Alewife (North Cambridge, Mass.)." Email him: neilwmccabe@gmail.com Follow him on Twitter: @neilwmccabe. Special Guest:  Comedian Evan Sayet  was born in NYC and went to school in Rochester, NY. He would soon move out to Hollywood in order to pursue a career as a stand-up comedian, television writer, and eventually video producer. However, post 9-11, he rethought (or more accurately, thought about for the first time) his political and social beliefs. Evan recognized that he had been acting as a knee-jerk Liberal, but was, in reality, a conservative at heart. From that moment, he has dedicated himself to conserving and promoting the values of the America that has given him freedom and allowed him to pursue his life of liberty and happiness. http://evansayet.com/evan-sayet/

This show is dedicated to: Pfc. David R. Jones, Jr. 21, died in a non-combat incident on October 24, 2010 in Baghdad. Military officials say he was found with a gunshot wound in his barracks in Baghdad on October 24th. His mother, Theresa Bennett, said a military official told her the death is being investigated as a possible suicide, but she thinks there is much more to the story.  Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and Dan, of Pundit Press Radio is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections.Special Guest: Neil McCabe, is a senior investigative reporter and editor at HumanEvents.com, and a columnist for the Canada Free Press and Townhall.com. McCabe deployed with the Army Reserve to Iraq for 15 months as a combat historian. For many years, he was a reporter and photographer for "The Pilot," Boston's Catholic paper. He was also the editor of the free community papers "The Somerville (Mass.) News and "The Alewife (North Cambridge, Mass.)." Email him: neilwmccabe@gmail.com Follow him on Twitter: @neilwmccabe.Special Guest:  Comedian Evan Sayet  was born in NYC and went to school in Rochester, NY. He would soon move out to Hollywood in order to pursue a career as a stand-up comedian, television writer, and eventually video producer. However, post 9-11, he rethought (or more accurately, thought about for the first time) his political and social beliefs. Evan recognized that he had been acting as a knee-jerk Liberal, but was, in reality, a conservative at heart. From that moment, he has dedicated himself to conserving and promoting the values of the America that has given him freedom and allowed him to pursue his life of liberty and happiness. http://evansayet.com/evan-sayet/

This show is dedicated to: Pfc. David R. Jones, Jr. 21, died in a non-combat incident on October 24, 2010 in Baghdad. Military officials say he was found with a gunshot wound in his barracks in Baghdad on October 24th. His mother, Theresa Bennett, said a military official told her the death is being investigated as a possible suicide, but she thinks there is much more to the story.  Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and Dan, of Pundit Press Radio is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections.Special Guest: Neil McCabe, is a senior investigative reporter and editor at HumanEvents.com, and a columnist for the Canada Free Press and Townhall.com. McCabe deployed with the Army Reserve to Iraq for 15 months as a combat historian. For many years, he was a reporter and photographer for "The Pilot," Boston's Catholic paper. He was also the editor of the free community papers "The Somerville (Mass.) News and "The Alewife (North Cambridge, Mass.)." Email him: neilwmccabe@gmail.com Follow him on Twitter: @neilwmccabe.Special Guest:  Comedian Evan Sayet  was born in NYC and went to school in Rochester, NY. He would soon move out to Hollywood in order to pursue a career as a stand-up comedian, television writer, and eventually video producer. However, post 9-11, he rethought (or more accurately, thought about for the first time) his political and social beliefs. Evan recognized that he had been acting as a knee-jerk Liberal, but was, in reality, a conservative at heart. From that moment, he has dedicated himself to conserving and promoting the values of the America that has given him freedom and allowed him to pursue his life of liberty and happiness. http://evansayet.com/evan-sayet/

This show is dedicated to: Pfc. David R. Jones, Jr. 21, died in a non-combat incident on October 24, 2010 in Baghdad. Military officials say he was found with a gunshot wound in his barracks in Baghdad on October 24th. His mother, Theresa Bennett, said a military official told her the death is being investigated as a possible suicide, but she thinks there is much more to the story.  Defending the Republic with Annie "The Radio Chick" and Dan, of Pundit Press Radio is an ongoing discussion of recent events, issues and the upcoming elections.Special Guest: Neil McCabe, is a senior investigative reporter and editor at HumanEvents.com, and a columnist for the Canada Free Press and Townhall.com. McCabe deployed with the Army Reserve to Iraq for 15 months as a combat historian. For many years, he was a reporter and photographer for "The Pilot," Boston's Catholic paper. He was also the editor of the free community papers "The Somerville (Mass.) News and "The Alewife (North Cambridge, Mass.)." Email him: neilwmccabe@gmail.com Follow him on Twitter: @neilwmccabe.Special Guest:  Comedian Evan Sayet  was born in NYC and went to school in Rochester, NY. He would soon move out to Hollywood in order to pursue a career as a stand-up comedian, television writer, and eventually video producer. However, post 9-11, he rethought (or more accurately, thought about for the first time) his political and social beliefs. Evan recognized that he had been acting as a knee-jerk Liberal, but was, in reality, a conservative at heart. From that moment, he has dedicated himself to conserving and promoting the values of the America that has given him freedom and allowed him to pursue his life of liberty and happiness. http://evansayet.com/evan-sayet/