Podcasts about Twan

Waarom verzamelen we eigenlijk?Is het de techniek? De geschiedenis? Het gevoel dat een horloge je verbindt met een bepaald moment, een herinnering of een prestatie? Of vinden we het stiekem gewoon leuk om iets te bezitten wat niet iedereen heeft?In deze aflevering proberen Twan en Frederik die vraag te beantwoorden. Want iedere verzamelaar begint ergens, maar de redenen waarom we blijven verzamelen veranderen vaak onderweg. Van passie naar nieuwsgierigheid, van fascinatie naar waardevastheid, en soms ook gewoon een beetje ego.De mannen praten over wat een collectie persoonlijk maakt, waarom sommige horloges veel meer zijn dan een stapel specificaties en wanneer de jacht belangrijker wordt dan het bezit zelf. En misschien wel de lastigste vraag van allemaal: wanneer is genoeg eigenlijk genoeg?Daarnaast bespreken ze de nieuwe Tudor Black Bay Chrono in de opvallende zwart-gele “Bumblebee”-uitvoering. Is dit precies het soort frisse release dat de collectiekriebels weer aanwakkert, of laat Tudor zich iets te veel verleiden door de hype van het moment?Een aflevering over verzamelen, verlangen, verhalen en de eeuwige zoektocht naar dat ene horloge dat misschien wel het laatste zou moeten zijn. Tot de volgende natuurlijk.

Myrthe, Twan en Esther trappen af met een nieuwsbom: per 1 januari 2027 krijgen grotere werkgevers de transitievergoeding bij langdurige ziekte niet meer gecompenseerd door het UWV. Geen overgangsrecht, geen uitzondering. Wie op 2 januari 2027 twee jaar ziek is, heeft pech. Verwacht een stormloop op beëindigingen in de komende maanden, en een terugkeer van het slapend dienstverband als tactisch instrument.Dan een zaak waar Twan zelf bij betrokken was, en die je niet snel vergeet. Een werknemer stuurt tussen talloze berichten door naar zichzelf, stapt over naar een concurrent zonder dat te melden en benadert vervolgens bewust de oude klanten. Geen concurrentiebeding in het contract, wel een nevenwerkzaamhedenbeding. De rechter constateert vele overtredingen. Schadeclaim: vele tonnen. Aanleiding voor een breder gesprek over onrechtmatige werknemersconcurrentie zonder concurrentiebeding, de Boogaard/Vesta-criteria en recente AG-conclusies die het speelveld flink oprekken.Tot slot een uitspraak van het Hof van Justitie over contracten voor bepaalde tijd. Wanneer gaat tijdelijke arbeid over in permanent werk? En wat betekent dat voor sectoren als het onderwijs, waar universitair docenten soms jarenlang op bepaalde tijd worden gehouden onder het mom van "schommelende studentenaantallen"? De drie vragen zich af of meerdere cao-bepalingen deze Europese toets nog overleven. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

De hype is terug. Maar voor wie eigenlijk?In deze aflevering duiken Twan en Frederik in de complete chaos rond de nieuwe Swatch x Royal Oak samenwerking. Rijen voor de deur, mensen die uren wachten, winkels die amper voorraad blijken te hebben en een lancering die vooral frustratie oplevert. Is dit nog enthousiasme… of gewoon slim georkestreerde schaarste?Van MoonSwatch tot Royal Oak: horloges lijken steeds vaker sneakers te worden. Gelimiteerde drops, TikTok-hype, flipping, resale en wachtrijen vol mensen die het model soms amper kennen. Maar betekent dat ook dat de hobby groeit? Of zijn echte liefhebbers langzaam naar de achtergrond verdwenen?De mannen hebben het over hypecultuur, kunstmatige exclusiviteit, de rol van social media en waarom sommige horloges tegenwoordig populairder lijken om door te verkopen dan om te dragen. En misschien nog interessanter: wat gebeurt er met een hobby als iedereen alleen nog achter dezelfde modellen aanloopt?Tussen alle frustratie door gaat het ook gewoon over liefde voor horloges. Want ergens onder alle hysterie zit nog steeds dezelfde fascinatie voor design, techniek en verhalen om de pols.Alleen moet je tegenwoordig soms eerst langs een campingstoel en drie scalpers om erbij te komen.

Merci de soutenir mon travail sur Donorbox ou Patreon !Trois albums studio avec le label NoFormat !, une comédie musicale afrofuturiste Et Parfois la Fleur est un Couteau, un 4ème album studio en 2022 avec son propre label Twanèt, des tournées dans 45 pays, des prix pour son oeuvre musicale et en 2024 Mélissa Laveaux se voit nommée Chevalière des Arts et Lettres. Je la reçois pour nous parler de son nouvel album at my softest i am most dangerous, tout juste sorti en mars dernier et des scènes qui vont suivre. Un superbe nouvel album de 17 titres qui retrace en musique "40 ans de rencontres récurrentes avec la mort", des situations où elle a frôlé l'entrée dans un autre monde et où elle s'en est sortie de justesse et souvent de façon très improbable. Des histoires assez incroyables dont elle fait des titres puissants, vibrants de vie. Entrez dans le monde de Mélissa Laveaux...!Écouter / acheter l'album at my softest i am most dangerousBilletterie pour le concert à La Gaité Lyrique le 5 mai 2026Voir les dates de la tournée de Mélissa Laveaux Suivre So Sweet Planet sur InstagramSuivre So Sweet Planet sur Bluesky Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Part of our lead up to the NFL Draft, we revisit Twan Russell's embarrassing draft night.

In hour three, everything is Thousand Island dressing. The Miami Heat front office probably doesn't function the way everyone thinks it does. Plus, we begin our lead up to the NFL Draft with Twan Russell's draft day story.

Can a hackathon project become a certified enterprise product?In the latest episode of HANA Café NNL, Twan van den Broek and Jan Penninkhof sit down with innovators Arun Krishnamoorthy and Hari Sreenivasalu from Aarini Consulting to discuss the evolution of Prodsphere—a product experience management solution born from an SAP BTP Hackathon.

Watches & Wonders 2026 draait op volle toeren en Twan en Frederik schakelen live naar Robert-Jan Broer, rechtstreeks vanuit zijn hotelkamer in Genève.Wat heeft Rolex dit jaar te brengen? Zijn het verfijningen of echte statements? En hoe verhoudt Tudor zich met hun nieuwste releases, bouwen ze door op succes of slaan ze een nieuwe richting in? Samen met RJ nemen de mannen de belangrijkste introducties onder de loep. Van de modellen waar iedereen het over heeft tot de details die je pas ziet als je echt goed kijkt.Een aflevering met eerste indrukken, scherpe meningen en directe reacties vanaf de plek waar het allemaal gebeurt. Groeten van de Chatredacteur.

At Solace Connect Benelux 2026 we sit down with Emil Zegers, Kenneth Berckmoes, mayor Hubert Bruls and Jamil Ahmed to discuss:Event-Driven Architecture meets Agentic AICustomer case at Schwarz DigitsAgent Mesh by SolaceSAP + Solace + Agentic AINijmegen as innovation HubThe discussion centers on how businesses can move away from traditional "request-response" models toward an "event-driven" architecture. This shift allows for real-time data processing, improved scalability, and a more responsive digital core.Your podcast hosts: Jan Penninkhof and Twan van den BroekS11E05

'Chest naar voren: op hiphopgebied, live shows en alles.. Ja, wij zijn de beste van Nederland. We zijn wel écht vet goed.' In een nieuwe aflevering van 30 MINUTEN RAUW praat ik een half uur met Twan van Steenhoven, beter bekend als Big2. 

Are we still talking about "Digital Transformation," or has the conversation officially shifted to "AI Transformation"? In this episode of HANA Cafe NL, Twan van den Broek and Jan Penninkhof sit down with Deloitte experts Yves Suiker and Dennis van Klaveren to cut through the marketing noise and look at how low-code and GenAI are actually landing at customers today.Key highlightsSAP Build in actionThe power of Joule and agentsA 3 hour hackathonFront runner challengesAdvice to SAP customersS11E02

In this episode, the boys went to the movie and watched 2026's Undertone. Directed by Ian Tuason, Undertone is a slow-burning descent into psychological dread, where sound, silence, and perception begin to unravel reality itself. Join The Dale, Cea, and Twan as we break down whether Undertone delivers on its creepy atmospheric promise or gets lost in its own ambiguity. We'll discuss the highs and lows of the film and what we're listening for next.

Heb je weleens naar muziek geluisterd of ken je iemand die weleens naar muziek heeft geluisterd? Dan is deze aflevering voor jou! Met speciale gast: Twan Stekelenburg. Steun ons via vriendvandeshow.nl/altijdwat Volg ons op Insta: https://www.instagram.com/altijdwatpodcastOf op TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@altijdwatpodcastOf kijk deze aflevering op YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Altijdwatpodcast Altijd Wat is onderdeel van Spraakmaker Media.Heb je interesse om te adverteren in deze podcast? Neem dan contact op via adverteren@spraakmaker.mediaBegintune gemaakt met Udio.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Twan en Frederik beginnen deze aflevering met een kleine frustratie die al snel groter wordt: een vertraagde levering van Twan z'n brute bonen. Wat volgt is een herkenbare rant over PostNL, verwachtingsmanagement en waarom iets simpels als een pakketje ontvangen soms onnodig ingewikkeld wordt.Van daaruit verschuift het gesprek naar de pols. Letterlijk. Want hoe bepaal je eigenlijk wat goed staat? Het gaat over polsmaten, verhoudingen en waarom niet elk horloge groter, dikker of opvallender hoeft te zijn om indruk te maken.Dat brengt ze bij een duidelijke stelling: sommige horloges moet je gewoon laten zoals ze bedoeld zijn. De Day-Date is daar hét voorbeeld van. Waarom 36 mm niet “klein” is maar juist precies goed, en waarom opschalen vaak ten koste gaat van wat het model zo sterk maakt.Een aflevering over frustraties, verhoudingen en het bewaken van origineel design — met de gebruikelijke mix van meningen, praktijkervaring en een gezonde dosis relativering.

Join Cult of the Living Dead as we cruise into the suburbs and chrome-plated nightmare of Stephen King's Christine (1983). In this episode, The Dale, Cea, and Twan unpack the film's fusion of teenage alienation and supernatural obsession, tracing Arnie Cunningham's transformation as his life becomes entwined with a jealous, bloodthirsty Plymouth Fury. We explore how hoe John Carpenter's adaptation takes high school cruelty, suburban loneliness, and mutates into something darker. Christine turns adolescent longing into mechanical possession. Decades later, it still roars through horror history as one of the genre's most unforgettable tales of love, control, and vengeance.

Join Cult of the Living Dead as we plunge headfirst into enchanted forests, primal innocence, and baroque nightmare imagery in Legend. In this episode, The Dale, Cea, and Twan unpack the film's strange cult legacy, tracing the fragile balance between light and darkness as the last unicorns are hunted and the world begins to slide toward eternal winter. Following the forest-dwelling Jack, the curious Princess Lili, and the monstrous ambitions of the Lord of Darkness, we explore how the film drifts between fairy tale purity and gothic horror. We break down Ridley Scott's dreamlike visual design, the film's mythic symbolism of innocence and temptation, and the unforgettable presence of Darkness himself as one of fantasy cinema's most iconic embodiments of evil.

Twan en Frederik nemen de tijd voor een aflevering vol overwegingen — en onbedoelde adviezen. Want hoe langer je met horloges bezig bent, hoe vaker je merkt dat keuzes zelden alleen over specificaties of merken gaan.Het gaat over twijfel vóór een aankoop, het moment waarop je wél of juist níet moet toeslaan, en hoe smaak zich langzaam ontwikkelt. Soms koop je precies het juiste horloge, soms leer je pas achteraf waarom iets toch niet helemaal werkte. En precies daar ontstaan vaak de beste inzichten.Zonder dat het de bedoeling was, komen er onderweg toch de nodige adviezen voorbij. Over verzamelen, over timing, over het verschil tussen hype en echte aantrekkingskracht. Niet als regels, maar als observaties uit jaren kijken, dragen en soms ook weer doorverkopen.Een gesprek over keuzes, smaak en het plezier van een hobby die zelden zo rechtlijnig is als hij op papier lijkt. Zoals altijd met nuance, zelfrelativering en de nodige zijpaden.

Join Cult of the Living Dead as we plunge headfirst into mechanical wonder, existential dread, and hand-drawn spectacle in Robot Carnival. In this episode, The Dale, Cea, and Twan unpack the film's cult legacy, tracing a loose procession of animated vignettes that explore humanity's obsession with creation, automation, and self-destruction, from playful clockwork fantasies and melancholic robot romances to catastrophic war machines and godlike engines spiraling out of control. We explore how Robot Carnival assembles a roster of Japan's most inventive animators into a tonal patchwork of comedy, tragedy, awe, and terror, united by the recurring image of robots as both miracles and mistakes. A dazzling anthology of 1980s animation that captures the beauty, hubris, and quiet horror of giving life to things that may ultimately outlive us.

Join Cult of the Living Dead as we plunge headfirst into cosmic nihilism, nerd fantasy, and rotoscope spectacle in Heavy Metal (1981). In this episode, The Dale, Cea, and Twan unpack the film's cult reputation, tracing the corrupting journey of the glowing green evil known as Loc-Nar as it threads together a chain of brutal, sex-charged, and apocalyptic tales across time and space, from doomed astronauts and warrior women to undead bombers. We explore how Heavy Metal collides science fiction, sword-and-sorcery, horror, and rock-and-roll excess into a delirious animated assault on morality, power, and desire. More than four decades later, it endures as one of the most abrasive and confrontational cult animation landmarks of the early 1980s.

Join Cult of the Living Dead as we plunge headfirst into the sun-scorched highways, occult bravado, and lawless excess of Álex de la Iglesia's Perdita Durango (1997). In this episode, The Dale, Cea, and Twan unpack the film's feral cult reputation, tracing the violent road trip of Perdita and her unhinged lover Romeo Dolorosa as a botched kidnapping, and a Santería-fueled scheme spirals into ritual murder, borderland chaos, and reckless erotic power games. We explore how Perdita Durango collides crime thriller, dark comedy, and exploitation spectacle into a savage satire of American pop mythology, spiritual grifting, and outlaw romance. Nearly thirty years later, it endures as one of the most abrasive and confrontational cult films of the late 1990s.

Join Cult of the Living Dead as we descend into the blood-spattered back alleys and righteous fury of Troy Duffy's The Boondock Saints (1999). In this episode, The Dale, Cea, and Twan unpack the film's cult-born legacy, tracing Irish Catholic brothers Connor and Murphy MacManus as a drunken bar brawl, a mysterious execution, and a whispered blessing from a shadowy figure ignite their violent crusade against Boston's criminal underworld. We explore how The Boondock Saints fuses vigilante fantasy, religious symbolism, and crime swagger into a chaotic morality play about justice, brotherhood, and the seduction of being chosen. More than two decades later, it stands as one of the most divisive and strangely enduring cult films of the late 1990s, a messy, profane, and fervent relic of indie bravado that still dares its audience to cheer for holy violence.

Join Cult of the Living Dead as we slow down and roll across the American heartland in David Lynch's The Straight Story (1999). In this episode, The Dale, Cea, and Twan unpack Lynch's most disarming film, tracing Alvin Straight's improbable journey from rural Iowa to Wisconsin on a riding lawn mower, fueled by stubborn pride, quiet regret, and a need to make things right. We explore how The Straight Story strips away surrealism and horror to reveal a deeply human meditation on aging, family, and the weight of lived time, where small encounters become confessions, and the open road turns into a space for reflection rather than escape. More than two decades later, it stands as one of the most tender and unexpected films in his career, a reminder that even the strangest auteur can tell a story that pulls at the heart.

Join Cult of the Living Dead as we stumble through the rise, fall, and endlessly repeated rebirth of American music legend Dewey Cox in Jake Kasdan's Walk Hard: The Dewey Cox Story (2007). In this episode, The Dale, Cea, and Twan unpack the film's demolition of the music biopic, tracing Dewey's journey from childhood trauma to chart-topping fame, creative excess, and total emotional collapse. We explore how Walk Hard skewers rock mythology, drug culture, and the sacred clichés of artistic suffering, where every setback becomes destiny, and every genre demands its own Dewey phase. From wrong kid deaths and prophetic catchphrases to fake Bob Dylan, endless wives, and songs that explain exactly what is happening, we examine how the film exposes the absurdity hiding inside musical legend-making. Nearly two decades later, it remains one of the sharpest and most rewatchable comedies ever made.

Join Cult of the Living Dead as we descend into the Georgetown townhouse that forever changed horror in William Friedkin's The Exorcist (1973). In this episode, The Dale, Cea, and Twan unpack the film's collision of medical realism and spiritual terror, tracing Regan MacNeil's possession as faith erodes and doubt takes root. We explore how domestic normalcy turns to blasphemy, where science fails, the Church hesitates, and evil speaks in a child's voice. From crisis of belief, obscene whispers, and the immortal Pazuzu, we examine how The Exorcist weaponizes restraint to devastate audiences. Nearly fifty years later, it remains carved into the foundation of modern horror.

Former Miami Hurricanes LB Twan Russell details his emotions watching the Hurricanes take down Ole Miss and finally get back to the National Championship game after so many years.

Join Cult of the Living Dead as we bike back into the rain-slick streets and storm-drain shadows of Stephen King's most cursed town in It: Welcome to Derry (2025). In this episode, The Dale, Cea, and Twan dive into the show's prequel mythology, unpacking generational fear, small-town rot, and the chilling origin of the cosmic clown who feeds on children. We explore how the series expands the Losers' Club legacy with 1960s Americana dread, Cold War paranoia, and the quiet horror of secrets buried beneath. From grief, memory, and trauma to red balloons and ritual sacrifice, we trace how Welcome to Derry reshapes the nightmare while honoring the terror that made King's universe immortal.

In this episode of Cult of the Living Dead, we unwrap all three versions of Black Christmas (1974, 2006, and 2019), tracing how one eerie holiday slasher keeps getting reborn for better and worse. The Dale, Cea, and Twan break down the original's suffocating atmosphere, the 2006 remake's mean-spirited excess, and the 2019 reboot's polarizing reinvention. We dig into shifting themes of voyeurism, violence, and gender politics, and how each era's fears bleed into the sorority house walls. From obscene phone calls to disturbing origin stories, this is a franchise defined by its legacies.

Cueing up a proper Chicago deep house mix from the city's own DJ and producer TWAN for this week's 5 Mag RISE set.

In this episode of Cult of the Living Dead, we unwrap the controversy and carnage of Silent Night, Deadly Night (1984), the slasher that turned Santa Claus into a seasonal boogeyman. The Dale, Cea, and Twan dig into the film's moral panic origins, its mean-spirited holiday nihilism, and how trauma and repression fuel Billy's bloody path. We discuss the protests, the pulled ads, and why the film's reputation often overshadows what's actually on screen. Is it tasteless exploitation, or a bleak Christmas nightmare that still cuts deep decades later?

In this episode of Cult of the Living Dead, we step into the icy nightmare of Jack Frost, where a small town is terrorized by a killer who returns in the most unlikely form: a sentient snowman born from a chemical accident. The Dale, Cea, and Twan break down how the film blends slasher tropes with dark humor, and why its low-budget absurdity somehow works better than it should. We dig into the film's tone, the surprisingly good practical effects, and how its commitment to the bit turns a throwaway premise into a minor cult fixture. We ask whether Jack Frost is a scrappy winter horror must-watch, a so-bad-it's-good slasher, or simply a strange cinematic artifact that refuses to melt away.

In this episode of Cult of the Living Dead, we brave the apocalyptic world of Black Friday, where retail hell turns literal as a parasitic alien outbreak crashes the biggest shopping night of the year. The Dale, Cea, and Twan break down how the film recreates what it's like to work retail, and how the customers are the real monsters all along. We dig into the the underwhelming story and how not even Bruce Campbell could save this movie from the bargain bin. We ask whether Black Friday is a goofy creature feature, a workplace satire, or the world's most cathartic therapy session for anyone who's ever worked a holiday shift.

Twan Vet (26) is schrijver, dichter en muzikant. Van jongs af aan had hij al zijn neus in de boeken. Hij schreef zijn eerste verhalen achter de computer van zijn oma en begon op de middelbare school met het schrijven van gedichten. Zijn werk werd gepubliceerd in NRC, Het Liegend Konijn en Hollands Maandblad. In juni 2025 verscheen zijn debuutbundel Troostpogingen bij uitgeverij De Bezige Bij. Op dit moment werkt hij aan een roman en een boek over adoptie. Presentator: Max Terpstra

 The JBP begins its latest episode discussing the ex-DoorDash driver, who recorded a video of a naked man, has now been arrested (30:17) before turning to a re-review of Summer Walker's album and first week projections (41:15). Ray J is upset following Mario & Wale's concert over the weekend (1:04:29), Pusha T and his wife are expecting their second child (1:15:30), and Roc Nation distribution launches a platform to amplify independent artists (1:28:00). Also, Tekashi's home gets robbed (1:46:27), Megan Thee Stallion vs. Milagro defamation trial (2:02:00), OJ Simpson's estate agrees to pay $58 million to Ron Goldman's father (2:14:14), Part of the Show (2:49:20), and much more.  Become a Patron of The Joe Budden Podcast for additional bonus episodes and visual content for all things JBP! Join our Patreon here: http://www.patreon.com/joebudden 

Hoch and Crowder give a "humble" Solana his props after he backed up his talk and won the Twan Russell pickleball tournament over the weekend.

In this episode, we dive into Murder Party (2007), a Halloween-night fiasco in which one lonely guy's attempt at socializing spirals into an art-school death trap. The Dale, Cea, and Twan break down Jeremy Saulnier's film debut, a chaotic gathering of deranged creatives, duct-taped victims, and performance pieces that really kill. We dig into the film's satire of artistic ambition, its gloriously messy practical gore, and its ridiculous premise. Join us as we break down the world's worst Halloween party and uncover just how far these wannabe auteurs will go for “true” art.

Former Miami Hurricanes and Dolphins LB Twan Russell joins the show to discuss the Hurricanes season and their chances at making the CFP.

In this episode, we explore Troll 2 (1990), a movie so deliriously bad that it goes beyond mere failure to become a cult classic. Join The Dale, Cea, and Twan as they discuss the story of Joshua and his family's disastrous vacation to Nilbog, a town of cheerful vegetarians who are secretly goblins. We'll examine how a film made without trolls, coherence, or irony turned into a beloved cult favorite. From the infamous “They're eating her!” scene to the legacy of Best Worst Movie, we ask: how did this green-goo fever dream win our hearts? 

In this episode, we dive into Grandma's Boy (2006), a stoner comedy about growing up way past the point of no return. Join The Dale, Cea, and Twan as we break down the story of Alex, a 35-year-old video game tester forced to move in with his grandma and her eccentric roommates. We'll explore how the film turns slackerdom into a story of redemption, where gaming, weed, and grandma collide in absurd harmony. Tune in as we unpack its cult appeal, juvenile genius, and why it remains a mark for Happy Madison.

In this episode, we dive into Kaneto Shindō's Onibaba (1964), a haunting descent into lust, survival, and damnation set against the marshes of medieval Japan. Join The Dale, Cea, and Twan as we break down a tale where hunger and desire blur into horror, where two women kill to live, and one demonic mask turns the human face into something even more monstrous. Tune in as we explore how Onibaba redefined the boundaries of folk horror and erotic dread. We'll dig into its hypnotic visuals, the ritualistic rhythms of survival, and the way Shindō weaponizes shadow, sound, and silence.

Dichter Twan Vet is te gast! Hij vertelt over zijn debuutbundel Troostpogingen met gedichten over liefde, mannelijkheid en Rob Trip. Botte deelt zijn verdriet over het overlijden van D’Angelo en hoe diens muziek hem raakte, terwijl Twan openhartig spreekt over zijn angstige karakter, adoptie, en hoe de Eeuw van de Amateur hem troost bood tijdens de pandemie. Ook: herfstkwalen, anekdotes over De slimste mens, en een bijzonder verhaal over de pakken die Twan erfde van Karel van de Graaf. Luisteraars maken kans op een exemplaar van Troostpogingen - je hoort het allemaal in deze aflevering. Veel plezier! Troostpogingen – Twan Vet (koop hier) Site van Twan, met agenda voor optredens Documentaire Devil’s Pie (over D’Angelo, NPO Start) Botte’s podcast over Frits Bolkestein (Spotify) Levenslijnen expo van BredaPhoto Word Vriend van de Show en luister de exclusieve toegift Probeer Podimo gratis via podimo.nl/eeuw See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Twan Blow is continuing to find unique ways to evolve and push his music to new listeners and this week we had the chance to speak with him about it in episode 278! In his 13 plus active years as an artist Twan talked about the necessity to build a team and the strong foundation that it can help bring. Not to mention new opportunities and insight from a different perspective. This is what has allowed Twan to try new things with each new release including his most recent single “On to Something". He has also had the chance to craft content pieces on his YouTube channel such as reviewing his own music which we found to be a unique perspective in how he executed the vision. He told us about his plans for more new releases, live shows and a lot more heading into the 4th quarter of the year and the top of 2026. We appreciate Twan for the conversation and look forward to re-connecting with him again soon!Submit a demo track(s) for release consideration with Proven Knowledge! - https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1l_h_XayHVqWIJHgTYyV5vGgThfRVEiBh8lw9SP8DrQw/viewform?edit_requested=trueConsider becoming a monthly supporter of the show by visiting the link here

In this episode, we break down Alexandre Aja's High Tension (2003), a ferocious entry in the New French Extremity movement that fuses raw brutality with psychological collapse. Join The Dale, Cea, and Twan as we dissect this blood-soaked slasher, a film that begins as a home-invasion shocker and ends as a hallucinatory study of obsession and repression. Tune in as we break down the film's legacy. We'll talk about its place in early-2000s horror, its controversial narrative pivot, and why High Tension still divides audiences two decades later.

In this episode, we break down Demián Rugna's Terrified (2017), a relentless slice of Argentinian horror that invades the quiet streets of Buenos Aires with unexplainable terror. Join The Dale, Cea, and Twan as we unpack the film's mosaic of urban hauntings. From its fractured storytelling to its police procedural framework, we trace how Terrified transforms ordinary domestic spaces into gateways of Lovecraftian Horror. Rugna crafts a nightmare where fear is communal, unstoppable, and deeply rooted in the unseen.

In this episode, we break down Danny and Michael Philippou's Bring Her Back (2025), a suffocating horror descent into grief, obsession, and the forbidden pull of resurrection. Join The Dale, Cea, and Twan as we explore the film's bleak atmosphere, where a foster mother's desperate yearning collides with occult rituals. From the chilling performances by Sally Hawkins to the unrelenting sense of dread, we trace how the film transforms loss into a nightmarish cycle of possession, decay, and guilt that can't be buried. So tune in as we dive into how Bring Her Back's portrait of love is corroded by the hunger to undo death itself.

In this episode, we recap our favorite moves of the year, well kinda. Join The Dale, Cea, and Twan as we take a look back at the movies we've watched in 2025 and pick out our favorites. We'll laugh, we'll cry, so join us and let us know what your favorites from the year are.

In this episode, we break down David Sandberg's Kung Fury, a neon-drenched, synth-fueled, 30-minute blast of pure ‘80s fever dream. Join The Dale, Cea, and Twan as we unpack the film's delirious mashup of kung-fu cops, time-traveling Nazis, Norse gods, and rampaging arcade machines. From VHS-soaked aesthetics to knowingly absurd one-liners, we dive into how Kung Fury parodies and over-the-top action to create a cult short film that feels like both a lost relic and a parody trailer brought to life.

In this episode, we break down Steven LaMorte's Screamboat, a wild horror-comedy that turns Disney's 1928 steamboat setting into a blood-soaked nightmare cruise. Join The Dale, Cea, and Twan as we unpack the film's unhinged tone, midnight-movie energy, and its blend of cartoon nostalgia and slasher mayhem. From twisted sight gags to over-the-top kills, we explore how Screamboat weaponizes childhood iconography and warps it into something grotesque, hilarious, and unforgettable.

Bienvenue au Club Madame Playlist: 1/ Ron Carroll, TWAN, Billy O'Malley « The Sermon » (Twan & Billy O'Malley Remix) 2/ EREZ, Rafael « Left Right » 3/ DEFLEE, Panic Chase « Yaka » 4/ GuzBass « Ela Falou » 5/ CamelPhat, Elderbrook, « Cola » (ARTBAT Extended Remix) 6/ David Tort, Motel Boutique « Under The Rain » (Club Vocal Mix) 7/ Mark Knight, Roland Clark « Televised » 8/ The Cube Guys « Closer » 9/ Paisley Jensen « Work Dat » 10/ Blaze, Barbara Tucker, UDAUFL, Nico de Andrea « Most Precious Love » 11/ KPD « Back in the Day » 12/ John Acquaviva, Olivier Giacomotto, Dan Diamond « Let It Go » (Dompe Remix) 13/ Andre Espeut, CASSIMM « Brothers & Sisters » 14/ Mark Row « Who's That Girl » 15/ Radio Slave, Nathalie Duchene « We Are Youth » (CASSIMM Remix Dub) 16/ Kristin Velvet « Let the Music Play » 17/ David Penn, Jewel Kid « You Can Do It » 18/ Milk & Sugar & Lizzy Pattinson « Let the Sun Shine » (Chrissi D! Remix)

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