Podcast appearances and mentions of Thomas J Whitmore

Comedian Jeff Dwoskin joins The God Pod for an interview!  Jeff tells us why we should care about him, his favorite comedians, and whether or not he still believes in God. Then he tell us about his podcast “Live From Detroit: The Jeff Dwoskin Show” and how hard it is to get his wife to listen to it. Jeff hangs out as we discuss The Goddamn News. Gun girl claims Christians can't use birth control, an exorcism at a Home Depot, and a Redneck Rave that ended in an impalement. Later, we discuss the existence of aliens.  Finally, in honor of the 4th of July, God does a dramatic reading of President Thomas J. Whitmore's speech from the film “Independence Day.” -------------------   Sign up for our weekly newsletter at: https://god.dailydot.com/newsletter/   Follow God on all social media platforms: https://kite.link/thegodpod   We hope you enjoyed this free episode. Did you know we actually create TWO episodes per week? Every other episode of The God Pod is posted exclusively for our supporters on Patreon. In addition to getting an email with both of our episodes each week, you'll also unlock our entire back catalogue and gain access to our private chat server. Join today at:  https://www.patreon.com/thegodpod

As far as the end of the world, disaster movies go, this week’s choice is in a league of its own. In our opinion, this is one of those must-see popcorn movies. Since the film was made and released, some aspects play a little different today than when the movie was released. Today, the movie still has that fun that we all felt when seeing this on the big screen 25 years ago. Independence Day is rated PG-13 and was release July 3, 1996. The movie stars Will Smith as Capt. Steven Hiller, Bill Pullman as President Thomas J. Whitmore, Jeff Goldblum as David Levinson, Mary McDonnell as Marilyn Whitmore, Judd Hirsch as Julius Levinson, Robert Loggia as General William Grey and Randy Quaid as Russell Casse. Hosts: Daniel Levain, Ian Sweetman, and Eric Sweetman. Subscribe thru: Apple Podcast Google Podcast Spotify Or your search for the show on your favorite podcasting software.

Hello and Welcome to Sorry! You're in my Seat - the weekly podcast that lies, cheats and rigs elections to find the very best that movies have to offer. Hollywood has always had strong US Presidents that have inspired us to do better, achieve our goals and be stronger. From President James Marshall getting people off his plane, President Beck who helped save us from a giant comet hitting the planet or President Thomas J. Whitmore who inspired us in our darkest hour and helped us celebrate...our Independence Day! Unfortunately in real life we have mega arsehole Trump in the White House, and before he sets fire to the country we thought why not hold our own election and take the piss... as is our way. Emperor Aaron is running against Minister of Mischief Samuel. Tonight's debate is being hosted by James and the questions come live from a multitude of fictional countries. Are you ready for tense political debate? No? Thats good, because all you'll get here is moaning, heated arguments and chuckles. If you like this episode please share with a friend and leave a review. It helps more than you know!

Sup world! My fellow Americans! The days of conventional warfare seem long gone. Rarely do we muster our tanks and rally our Air Force to fight head-on with other nation states. We do, however, fight more insurgents and terrorist organizations. How we should we adapt our approach to modern warfare and intelligence gathering? Should we share intel with other nations that have common enemies? Check out the latest and greatest Upgrade America show, were we tackle global security. Intro from Independence Day. -- Independence Day (1996), Director: Roland Emmerich, Writers: Dean Devlin, Roland Emmerich. Stars: Will Smith (Captain Steven Hiller), Bill Pullman (President Thomas J. Whitmore), Jeff Goldblum (David Levinson https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RU5SDC9fHSQ visual podcast! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/chris235/message

Thank you for joining us for this political round table. Today’s topic: the 42nd President of the United States, Mr. Thomas J. Whitmore. Join your esteemed panel as we uncover how this man came to be the Leader of the Free World.   Also, child actors! Approval ratings! Inaccuracies!   Twitter: @id4minute Facebook: Independence Day Minute Listener's Squadron

It’s July and that means it’s time for Analog Jones to celebrate AMERICA! The first movie Matt and Steve choose was a film that changed the way summer movies were marketed and introduced us to Mr. Summer himself, Will Smith. That movie is the summer smash of 1996, Independence Day! Roland Emmerich and Dean Devlin created this Sci-Fi disaster movie, one of many for them, that changed the history of Hollywood blockbuster films forever!   Directed by Roland Emmerich Produced by Dean Devlin Written by Dean Devlin, Alessia Duval and Roland Emmerich Starring: Will Smith as Captain Steven Hiller Bill Pullman as President Thomas J. Whitmore Jeff Goldblum as David Levinson Mary McDonnell as First Lady Marilyn Whitmore Judd Hirsch as Julius Levinson Robert Loggia as General William Grey Randy Quaid as Russell Casse Margaret Colin as Constance Spano Vivica A. Fox as Jasmine Dubrow Brent Spiner as Dr. Brackish Okun Discuss this film and more on our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/groups/148044512470265/ Check out our Geekscape friends: http://www.geekscape.net/ Remember you can listen to us on iTunes, Podbean, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher and Youtube!  

Happy Independence Day 2018, everybody! We're taking the week off for the holiday, so we decided to re-air one of our favorite episodes that originally dropped July 4, 2017. We hope you have good time re-listening to it, and we'll be back in your ears next week with a brand-new episode.  ******* ORIGINAL SHOW NOTES: If world events are making you feel less than celebratory, you can always take solace in the fact that there aren't currently any giant spaceships filled with genocidal aliens hovering over the world's major cities like in Roland Emmerich's 1996 megablockbuster, "Independence Day.” Be warned that although "Independence Day" contains a large ensemble cast of mostly A-List actors, the unoriginal script and horrid directing produced some of the worst performances of their careers. Jeff Goldblum plays David Levinson, a lowly, unambitious MIT-educated math genius, chess Grandmaster and cable television executive who can read binary and easily destroy an armada of alien ships with his 1995 Apple PowerBook 5300. Will Smith plays Captain Steven Hiller, a gung-ho Marine who's in love with a stripper with a heart of gold and is capable of coldcocking an armor-clad alien with one punch. He can also inexplicably pilot any kind of vehicle, be it a helicopter or alien ship. Bill Pullman plays President Thomas J. Whitmore, a former Desert Storm fighter pilot turned politician. Pullman’s Dirty Harryesque acting delivered the most hackneyed oration in the history of film, until it was overtaken by the 2009 release of James Cameron’s "Avatar." Randy Quaid plays Russell Casse, a drunken Vietnam vet and father of three who reforms his ways just in time to sacrifice himself and save the world. The makers of this movie seem to believe that criminally irresponsible alcoholic parents are the height of comedy. Judd Hirsch plays Julius Levinson, David’s Yiddish-accented father who serves as a chauffeur and hype man to his son throughout the film. Brent Spiner plays Dr. Brackish Okun, an eccentric Area 51 scientist character. In reality, Spiner is just a pawn to get weirdo Trekkies like Jim to like the movie. Gravelly-voiced Robert Loggia plays General William Grey, a tough old Marine who serves as the President's trusted military advisor throughout the film. Famous crooner-turned-actor-turned-daytime talkshow host, Harry Connick Jr., plays Lieutenant Jimmy Wilder, a pilot in Will Smith's squadron who is fond of doing Jesse Jackson impressions and calling Will Smith "Big Daddy." Harvey Fierstein has a brief cameo as Marty Gilbert, a co-worker of Jeff Goldblum who feels compelled to call his mother after learning of the alien arrival. Upon learning of the aliens' hostile intentions, he also decides to warn his brother and bookie, but decides to spitefully forego warning his lawyer. Join us as we discuss our favorite Reddit news source, DonkeySemen69, and learn about Keating's love for watching horses get punched in the face. Tell us what you think by chatting with us (@filmsnuff) on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, or by shooting us an email over at mailbag@filmsnuff.com. Visit our website at https://www.filmsnuff.com.

Happy Independence Day, everybody! If world events are making you feel less than celebratory, you can always take solace in the fact that there aren't currently any giant spaceships filled with genocidal aliens hovering over the world's major cities like in Roland Emmerich's 1996 megablockbuster, "Independence Day.” Be warned that although "Independence Day" contains a large ensemble cast of mostly A-List actors, the unoriginal script and horrid directing produced some of the worst performances of their careers. Jeff Goldblum plays David Levinson, a lowly, unambitious MIT-educated math genius, chess Grandmaster and cable television executive who can read binary and easily destroy an armada of alien ships with his 1995 Apple PowerBook 5300. Will Smith plays Captain Steven Hiller, a gung-ho Marine who's in love with a stripper with a heart of gold and is capable of coldcocking an armor-clad alien with one punch. He can also inexplicably pilot any kind of vehicle, be it a helicopter or alien ship. Bill Pullman plays President Thomas J. Whitmore, a former Desert Storm fighter pilot turned politician. Pullman’s Dirty Harryesque acting delivered the most hackneyed oration in the history of film, until it was overtaken by the 2009 release of James Cameron’s "Avatar." Randy Quaid plays Russell Casse, a drunken Vietnam vet and father of three who reforms his ways just in time to sacrifice himself and save the world. The makers of this movie seem to believe that criminally irresponsible alcoholic parents are the height of comedy. Judd Hirsch plays Julius Levinson, David’s Yiddish-accented father who serves as a chauffeur and hype man to his son throughout the film. Brent Spiner plays Dr. Brackish Okun, an eccentric Area 51 scientist character. In reality, Spiner is just a pawn to get weirdo Trekkies like Jim to like the movie. Gravelly-voiced Robert Loggia plays General William Grey, a tough old Marine who serves as the President's trusted military advisor throughout the film. Famous crooner-turned-actor-turned-daytime talkshow host, Harry Connick Jr., plays Lieutenant Jimmy Wilder, a pilot in Will Smith's squadron who is fond of doing Jesse Jackson impressions and calling Will Smith "Big Daddy." Harvey Fierstein has a brief cameo as Marty Gilbert, a co-worker of Jeff Goldblum who feels compelled to call his mother after learning of the alien arrival. Upon learning of the aliens' hostile intentions, he also decides to warn his brother and bookie, but decides to spitefully forego warning his lawyer. Join us as we discuss our favorite Reddit news source, DonkeySemen69, and learn about Keating's love for watching horses get punched in the face. Tell us what you think by chatting with us (@filmsnuff) on Twitter, Facebook and Instagram, or by shooting us an email over at mailbag@filmsnuff.com. This episode is sponsored by the USA SAFETY Act (Uniting and Strengthening America by Stubbornly Affirming Freedom by Eliminating Terrorist Yearnings Act of 2017). Visit our website at https://www.filmsnuff.com.