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It's been 25 years since the Aaron Sorkin drama The West Wing hit TV screens To say the show shaped the future of television would be an understatement, becoming a hit worldwide from the get-go Anton is joined by Richard Schiff, who played Toby Ziegler in the show, a role for which he won an Emmy Hit ‘Play' to hear this great interview

China's premier Li Qiang is coming to talk trade, defence and cuddly ambassadors. So why has Albo been coy about it?  Find out more about The Front podcast here. You can read about this story and more on The Australian's website or on The Australian's app. This episode of The Front is presented by Claire Harvey, produced by Kristen Amiet, and edited by Josh Burton. The multimedia editor is Lia Tsamoglou and original music is composed by Jasper Leak.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Gap Control (In The Standings)” PIT@WSH 01/26/22 It's that time again: Sid versus Ovi, eighty-seven versus eight, Penguins versus the Capitals. It's ALWAYS exciting, isn't it? And these two teams seem to perennially compete for a playoff spot, destined to at least ‘brush past' one another en route to a playoff run. In the case of PIT against WSH, the ‘brush-by' in question is typically of the less-gentle variety, and tempers tend to flare. It's DeSmith in net tonight and, at least of late, that hasn't meant wonderful things for the Pittsburgh Penguins. Number one from Rochester, NH looks to steady his side-to-side rocking ship, to stop pucks, to Get A Win. Casey needs a clean W for himself and for his Penguins who, whether due to injury bugs, bad bounces, or off-ice misfortune, have for some time looked a long way off from the back-to-back champs they once were. Rather, the Pens have fairly remade themselves as the club who takes their sweet time establishing a collective identity - until pretty darned deep into each NHL campaign.Thank you for listening!! Follow us on Twitter @penspod, on Instagram at @flypenguinsfly, and subscribe to the Fly Penguins Fly YouTube Channel: https://bit.ly/3fw0IWt for video editions of select conversations you'll hear on this podcast!Enjoy tonight's Penguins road game versus the Capitals … AND of COURSE:LETS GO PENS!!JEFF TAYLOR

Richard Schiff won an Emmy for his performance as Toby Ziegler in the West Wing and currently plays Dr. Aaron Glassman in ABC's the Good Doctor. He has a recurring role on HBO's series Ballers as Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's boss along with countless other shows and films including Jurassic World, Heaven, Se7en. He starred on Broadway's Glengarry Glen Ross alongside Al Pacino and John Cusack and works as an advocate on the National Advisory Board of the Council for a Livable World which works to implement policies to reduce nuclear proliferation and armament. We talk about protecting the purity of the story and immersing everything into the character and craft, along with how almost dying because of COVID clarified what was truly important in life...Website:http://officialrichardschiff.comTwitter: Richard_SchiffInsta: @therichardschiffReview Outro

In which special guest Sasha Hutchings (Broadway's Hamilton, Oklahoma and Rocky) comes on the pod and all of a sudden our only thoughts are on Jed Bartlet, Toby Ziegler and The West Wing. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Olivier Varenne is a curator and independent art dealer with over 20 years experience working with leading contemporary artists, sourcing and placing quality artworks on behalf of individual collectors and art institutions, and curating exhibitions for museums and galleries. Olivier has collaborated with established artists including Marina Abramovic, Matthew Barney, Wim Delvoye and Gilbert & George as well as championed emerging contemporary artists like Toby Ziegler, Ryoji Ikeda, Chiharu Shiota and Conrad Shawcross at the start of their career. Olivier is currently Director of Acquisitions and Curator at MONA (Museum of Old and New Art), after having held the position of Director of Exhibitions and Collection for 13 years. Prior to joining the new museum in 2006, Olivier spent his formative years in London working amongst the Gagosian sales team. Olivier Varenne will be at Art Geneve 2021. www.Varenne.art --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The West Wing’s Toby Ziegler, actor Richard Schiff joined Kieran Cuddihy to discuss his experience of contracting Covid 19. On November 3, Richard and his wife Sheila Kelley revealed that they had tested positive for the coronavirus. Schiff was hospitalized for the infectious disease less than two weeks after his diagnosis - and in the midst of the US Presidential Election.

This week Tamar & Christine are taking parts from their favorite TV characters and putting together their perfect partners, man and woman! We're also talking about Toby Ziegler's hands, playing MASH, and fantasy sex spots. This episode takes a turn, guys!  As always, the conversation doesn't end here! Find us on social media @shippingroompod and share your thoughts with us. We can't wait to hear them!  Subscribe to The Shipping Room's monthly Love Letter: http://tinyletter.com/shippingroom  The Shipping Room is part of the Frolic Podcast Network. Find more outstanding podcasts at frolic.media/podcasts

It's finally here... episode 2 of our West Wing Recast!  This week we resume our recasting of the iconic early 2000's TV drama.  This week we are recasting  the charming Sam Seaborn, the witty and irritable Josh Lyman, the lovable and quick-witted Donna Moss, and the gloomy yet dedicated Toby Ziegler! Last episode we recast President Bartlett, Leo McGarry, CJ Cregg, and Charlie Young.   Enjoy the show!  Next episode we have a NEW format we will be trying out. Tune in for that! 

The West Wing was an iconic ensemble television show that ran for 7 years on NBC from 1999 to 2006.  It's also a personal favorite for Leah, Chris, Mike, and Nikki.  Between the amazing cast, the razor sharp writing of Aaron Sorkin, or the modern day politics, the show has become a favorite of people all over the US.Over the next 2 episodes we are recasting the main cast from the first 4 seasons of The West Wing.  This episode we are sitting down to recast President Josiah Bartletts, Leo McGarry, CJ Cregg, and Charlie Young.  In 2 weeks we will release episode 2 of the show where we recast Sam Seaborn, Josh Lyman, Donna Moss, and the irritable Toby Ziegler.These are 2 of my FAVORITE episodes we've ever recorded because the casting directors are all really passionate fans of the show and have their own unique visions for the cast.Enjoying Recast That?  Leave us a review, drop us a 5 star rating, and SUBSCRIBE!Want to be a part of the fun?  email us at RecastThatPodcast@gmail.com!Enjoy the show!

Here comes the episode! This week, we discuss the hottest new Disney acquisition streaming into your homes… Hamilton! We discuss how good it is and make no new takes because every take has been made - it's good, what do you want? But we do discuss a Charlie Brown gay versus a Spelling Bee gay, how the West Wing was a vehicle for Kristin Chenoweth, what Animal Crossing villager type are the main characters, and why are there so many Broadway actors in The Good Wife! And we close that show with what's making our Disney bones tingle with “What's the D?” Thanks for listening to our episode - you can find us on Instagram.com/TheDPodcast and Twitter.com/TheDPodcast The best way to support the show is by leaving us a 5-star rating and review on Apple Podcast! This podcast and others can be found on Not A Bit Network! Follow the network on Instagram.com/TheDPodcast to find out all of our shows! Theme music is Baltic Levity by Kevin MacLeod. Link: incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3415-baltic-levity License: creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Goodbye music is And So It's Goodbye by Annette Funicello from the album Easily Stop Time. Licensing by UMG (on behalf of 2015 Sandmann & Walther).

Esteemed TV writer Julia Raeside is with us again and we mainly talk about Richard Schiff (The West Wing's Toby Ziegler). But there’s also a bit of space for Dr Karl Kennedy from Neighbours. Plus, Julia also us about her appearance on Parkinson (sort of). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Esteemed TV writer Julia Raeside is with us again and we mainly talk about Richard Schiff (The West Wing's Toby Ziegler). But there’s also a bit of space for Dr Karl Kennedy from Neighbours. Plus, Julia also us about her appearance on Parkinson (sort of). See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Upside down sit-ups, comically large buckets of fried chicken, Toby Ziegler. What's not to like? Love us in a non-creepy way? Love us in a creepy way? Send us an email at BurnNoticedPodcast@gmail.com or follow us on Twitter @BurnNoticedPod

In this episode, Thabiti and Nick provide an overview of an age-old question of politics: what is the role of government? We trace the development of our modern ideas about this to the 18th-century Enlightenment - noting that while it wasn't a Christian phenomenon, Enlightenment thinkers had an uneasy alliance with the church that papered over some of the fault lines we're beginning to see emerge today. We talk about different reasons for government to be bigger or smaller, but note that this specific question is beside the point. The real question is: is government doing what it should do? Biblical references: Genesis 9:5 - God's words to Noah after the flood, establishing that government is ordained by God as a coercive force, with the power of the sword. Romans 13:1 - the governing authorities - all of them - have been established by God. And, with a few limited exceptions, we are to submit to them. Genesis 41:46-57 - Joseph, in his service to Pharaoh, is just one example of a God-ordained role of government (in this case, a very statist, interventionist one!). Isaiah 1:16-17 - God's commands to Judah set the tone for what a people and its government should do: seek justice, correct oppression, plead the widow's cause. Proverbs 31:1-9 - God's commands to King Lemuel are a further manual for what it means to govern wisely. 1 Timothy 2:1-2 - we should pray for our leaders in government - all of them! Other references: The West Wing, Season 1, Episode 12: Toby Ziegler on whether "The Era of Big Government is Over" Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations: "It is not from the benevolence of the butcher, the brewer, or the baker that we expect our dinner, but from their regard to their own interest." Self-interest is the engine of capitalism; we shouldn't be surprised when it sometimes produces bad results. Max Weber's much more strident take on Genesis 9:5 - that the state has a monopoly on the use of force. Produced by Ben Brophy. Photo in Artwork Credit: John Brighenti via Creative Commons. creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ Microphone Icon Credit: Designed by Freepik from www.flaticon.com

The gals are happy to welcome to the show Emmy Award-winning actor Richard Schiff! (“The West Wing,” ABC’s “The Good Doctor”) It is only fitting considering how often Jesi and Lauren reference Toby Ziegler and “The West Wing” on the pod! Richard appeared in Season 6, Episode 21, “Anything by Cured” written by friend of the pod Russ Woody (as well as appeared on another Diane English show “Love & War”). Topics include: Richard’s origin story, acting as a process, platonic friendships on TV ( i.e. CJ/Toby), and working with Allison Janney, Plus, our hosts ask Richard a “West Wing” question they’ve been waiting years to ask, will he answer it? WEST WING FINAL SEASON SPOILER WARNING at 1:04.57 You can check out more on this episode (including a picture of Richard in his 1994 appearance on Murphy Brown) in Show Notes under Episodes: www.murphybrownpod.com. If you like what you hear please leave us a review on iTunes.

On this episode, I had two different conversations at the Nutmeg Curling Club: one during the Yale SuperSpiel, a college curling tournament, and another during a small Super Bowl party we had after a college curling practice. We talk about the emerging sport of Crokicurl, why you can't trust a Totino's Pizza Roll to skip your team, and whether or not a British accent is necessary to curl for England. And perhaps the most important question of all: are you on #TeamSub or #TeamSpare? SHOW NOTES Here's some proof that Crokicurl really exists! If you're interested in following along with the USA College Curling season, check out their website. You can indeed find the SNL Totino's sketch on YouTube... ...As well as Melissa McCarthy's depiction of White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer. By the way, did you know that he's also the Communications Director? That's like being Toby Ziegler and C.J. Cregg at the same time! Here's an example of one Provincial that only had two teams because of the cost of travel.

In August 2016, Andrea had the opportunity to sit down with Richard Schiff in Los Angeles to hear his thoughts on Aaron Sorkin's Masterclass, Toby + CJ's relationship (including for whom the flashback pool scene was originally written), his feelings on "the leak" storyline, and much more. Thank you @Richard_Schiff for such a revelatory & thoughtful interview. **Be advised, this does contain major spoilers!**

Hungry Like the Nerf, Zordon’s Glowing Sword, Toby Ziegler on Mars, 2 Civil 2 War, Look Back in Manga, ScooPoc Conspiracy Theories, Succinct Summation of Sidekick Succession, Batman’s Leavin’ on a Jet Plane, It’s Not Easy Being Green Arrow, Missionaries to Oa, Kal-El’s People Pants; LBCBR: Sneaky Doom Patrol (Star Wars: Han Solo #1: 11:00, MMPR: Pink #1: 18:35, Vote Loki #1: 24:47, Civil War II #2: 27:14, Lumberjanes/Gotham Academy #1: 30:32, Scooby Apocalypse #2: 36:43, Titans Rebirth #1: 41:45, Batman #1: 54:41, Green Arrow #1: 1:02:00, Green Lanterns #1: 1:06:54, Superman #1: 1:10:26, LBCBR - Supergirl #1: 1:16:35) Podcast theme: The Spontaneous Elk Reunion (The Fish Who Saved The Planet) / CC BY 4.0

At The West Wing reunion at the ATX Festival in Austin, TX, Andrea & Sallie were delighted to sit down with Richard Schiff. Listen in as they discuss his approach to acting, which moments were pivotal to the formation of the character of "Toby," and how he gambled his way to Los Angeles. Other highlights include an appearance from Denis Leary, Toby's infamous pink Spaulding ball, the search for a long lost scene partner, and his thoughts on his new role playing a Trump-like character. Enjoy this conversation with @Richard_Schiff.

Mrs Moneypenny corners CEOs, academics and even the man who inspired the character Toby Ziegler of the West Wing to find out whether going to Davos is really worth the expense and hassle. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.