Podcasts about virtual cinema

The DocEdge festival is set to capture the attention of film fans across New Zealand over the coming months. In the 19th iteration of the event, audiences throughout the nation can check out the latest offerings in select theatres or online via the Virtual Cinema. Flicks.co.nz editor Steve Newall shares his recommendations.  LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The 'Miranda' and 'Lucifer' star Tom Ellis joins Alex in the Virtual Cinema this week to chat about his new Netflix romantic comedy 'Players,' out on Valentine's Day. He'll also take us on a trip that includes bringing a former president of the USA as his guest, showing a lot of love for a Spielberg classic, discussing which Whoopi Goldberg movie he thinks deserves more recognition, and explaining why he's excited about James Gunn taking control of the DCU! All that and more on this week's 'Trip!Find us here: https://linktr.ee/triptomoviespodA Trip to the Movies is proudly sponsored by @ODEONCinemas - We Make Movies Better. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Links discussed and posted in the discussion:The Witness Underground Documentary Project:https://WitnessUnderground.comWatch & Support these ExJW artists:https://Patreon.com/WitnessUndergroundListen to the music: http://WitnessUnderground.com/Arthttp://Vaureenband.comWe're back again with another excellent Q&A featuring the artists highlighted in the feature documentary Witness Underground. One of our guests highlights the power of music and self expression to transform and even save lives. From March through May we hosted live, private Virtual Cinema events, with a Film Festival style Q&A after each screening. The panel this time includes musicians: Annie of the band Vaureen (never-JW), Chad Rhiger of Daytrip, Ghost Army, HighTV, Ryan Sutter of The Lavone, Trumpet Marine and others. He's also the co-founder the Nuclear Gopher music production studio that the film discusses, and of course the film's director and this podcast's host, Scott Homan.We had excellent guests in the audience as well that contributed a lot.Join us for this engaging Q&A as we reflect on our past, present, and future as former Jehovah's Witnesses and musicians.00:00 Introduction05:44  Annie of Vaureen - Power of music to heal and save lives08:26 Ryan's Sutter's JW music origin13:38  Audience question - How did we decide to frame our documentary around the Jehovah's Witness indie music scene in Minneapolis?15:26 Godfather & Speculatio - Chad's nicknames for Ryan & Scott16:51 Audience question Has the cult become more lenient over time? 17:25 Ryan Relates last personal interaction with cult family members.21:30 Song Errands by Ryan Sutter - inspired by interactions with cult member father.22:30 Guest Trinity discussion what "Just Announced" means in cult terms.28:37 "Control and fear is the enemy of love" discussion29:26 The Apostle Paul McCartney & Pop Riveter on love33:40 The Akai Pretty Songs About Ugly Things - Eric Elvendahl's production Opus excellent art!35:14 Hira Hira - Ryan's blog that changed many lives and inspired this film - search instructions to download present version36:44 Trinity guest - Their unraveling moment after leaving40:05 Advice - Check the references and quotes40:46 Advice - http://RecoveringFromReligion.org42:28 Fuck I'm an atheist moment - also a great fresh start - label becomes powerless over time47:10 OutroWatch now:http://WitnessUnderground.comWatch & Support:https://vimeo.com/ondemand/witnessundergroundhttps://Patreon.com/WitnessUndergroundhttps://YouTube.com/@WitnessUndergroundStore:https://witness-underground-cult-documentary-release.pledgebox.com/preorderJump into our Discordhttps://discord.gg/WUp9c95rsXReach out directly: XJWdoc@gmail.com-Scott

In this episode, Noortje van der Sande, founder of the pioneering virtual cinema platform Picl.nl, discusses the innovative ways in which movie marketing and distribution are being transformed. Noortje shares insights into the development of Picl, which allows cinemas to offer films online simultaneously with their theatrical releases. Noortje delves into the concept of the "hybrid consumer" and reveals research that the same people often watch movies both online and in cinemas, making virtual cinema a valuable tool for fostering loyalty among customers. We also explore how offering an online component to in-cinema can enhance the consumer experience and foster a stronger connection to the cinema. About Noortje van der Sande: After a 20+ year career in the film industry Noortje van de Sande is co-owner of film marketing agency Herrie Film & TV. Together with Anke van Diejen, she currently forms the management of virtual cinema platform Picl in The Netherlands and Belgium. She is momentarily conducting research into the new hybrid film consumer and the Creative Europe financed research into the future of Virtual Cinema in Europe under the title REACHM. Together with Babette Wijntjes and Anke van Diejen she is also owner of distribution company Vedette Film.    

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Maria chats with co-directors/producers (they do it all in this documentary!) Samantha Wishman and Christina Thomas about their film "Free Puppies!" We learn how dogs from the South are found and transported to homes with the help of dedicated volunteers who work tirelessly to get these dogs adopted. Now playing in theaters across the country, **VIRTUAL CINEMA will be available Tomorrow August 26th at freepuppies.us**

It can be a bit much at times....On this very special episode we are diving into a piece of cinema that is available now on select virtual and VOD platforms that deals with some of the emotions so many of us out there are struggling with.  It's time for 'The Enormity of Life'.After his life hits rock bottom, emotionally despondent Casey (Breckin Meyer,) decides to end it all. But when a timely phone call with some unexpected news about a substantial inheritance forestalls his suicide, it sets off a chain of events that just may save his life including meeting a quirky single mother (Emily Kinney) and her precocious, yet troubled, young daughter (Giselle Eisenberg,), who happens to have an unhealthy obsession with mass shootings. When his bipolar mother goes missing, Casey enlists their help, along with his selfish, estranged sister, Missy (Debra Herzog). And together, through numerous jarring twists and emotional turns, they embark on a journey of hope and healing in The Enormity of Life is a tender, poignant dramedy about life, love and the pursuit of lost innocence. There's a lot of poignant moments and genuine emotional honest in the film and we had the unique pleasure of sitting down with writer/director Eric Swinderman and star Breckin Meyer about the origins of the story and so very much more....

It's so important to give Canadian cinema some love...On this episode we dive into one of Canada's Top Ten films of the year at TIFF and a Canadian Screen Award Nominee that is hitting the Virtual Cinema side of TIFF this coming Friday; The White FortressLife, post war can be complex and when a chance encounter brings together two teens from opposite sides of life in post-war Sarajevo, a blossoming romance conceals their desperate and disturbing motives.We talked with writer/director Igor Drljaca about the origins of the story, working with non-actors, the evolving nature of Canadian cinema and so very much more

The angst of small town toxicity when it comes to gender issues is hard to escape...On this episode, we get into Newfoundland in the 1980's and Nicole Dorsey's stunning look at small town gender issues in 'Black Conflux'.The seemingly separate lives of an anxious, disillusioned teen girl and a troubled, alienated man converge fatefully in this haunting exploration of womanhood, isolation, and toxic masculinity, set in 1980s Newfoundland.It's a beautifully made and truly haunting film that will have people talking long after the credits roll, playing in virtual cinemas (and actual ones) all across the country now.We got the unique pleasure to sit down and talk with stars Ella Ballentine & Ryan McDonald about their involvement in the film, the complexities of the material and so very much more...

Unearth is just days away from VOD & DVD release in the USA, UK and Ireland! In this episode, we give you all the information on where to see it, and how to help us maximize our release impact. We also recap our theatrical, drive-in and virtual cinema grassroots efforts and share our takeaways and tips for other filmmakers looking to do something similar with their projects -- hopefully not during a pandemic. US residents can find convenient links to Pre-order Unearth at www.unearthmovie.com [0:39] All of our Unearth VOD, DVD and Blu-ray release news for USA, UK and Ireland residents [6:19] Check us out as guests on other podcasts [8:38] The ways you can help us today [11:50] Full breakdown of our Theatrical and Virtual Cinema grassroots run | Published on June 23, 2021 | Produced by Lyons Den Productions | Hosted by John C. Lyons | Music by Tony Grey | Support CINEMACTIVIST and Lyons Den Productions by becoming a Patron at www.patreon.com/lyonsdenproductions --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cinemactivist/message

This week on the Film at Lincoln Center podcast we’re presenting a special conversation with Damiano & Fabio D’Innocenzo, the directors of Bad Tales, an Open Roads: New Italian Cinema 2021 selection, moderated by FLC’s Assistant Programmer Dan Sullivan and translated by Michael Moore. Bad Tales is an absorbing, richly traced group portrait of youth on the precipice of puberty, set on the outskirts of Rome. Our protagonists are the children of dysfunctional homes, and we observe them as they go about their daily lives amid the frequently apathetic, at times violent world of adults. An energetic work that is at once a kind of dark fairy tale and a stylish act of sociological inquiry, Bad Tales is a wild ride that captivatingly makes the case that the kids are not, in fact, alright. Bad Tales is now playing nationwide in our Virtual Cinema. Visit filmlinc.org/badtales for tickets.

Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Amy Nicholson, Wade Major and Charles Solomon review this weekend’s new movie releases on streaming and on demand platforms. "The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It," in wide release & HBO Max "Spirit Untamed," in wide release "Edge Of The World," on VOD (including Google Play & FandangoNow) "All Light, Everywhere," at The Landmark Theater; Laemmle’s Playhouse 7 (Pasadena) on June 11 "City of Ali," Laemmle’s Virtual Cinema; Laemmle’s NoHo 7 on June 17 "Gully," In Select Theaters including Cinemark 18 and XD (Los Angeles), Cinemark 22 and IMAX (Lancaster); VOD (Youtube & Vudu) June 8 "On The Trail Of Bigfoot: The Journey," VOD (including iTunes, Amazon Prime Video, Vudu & FandangoNOW) June 8 "Undine," Laemmle Theaters (Playhouse 7, Newhall, Town Center 5, Royal, Claremont 5); VOD (including iTunes, Vudu, Google Play) "Grace And Grit," in select theaters & VOD (including FandangoNow, iTunes, Spectrum on Demand) "Super Frenchie," In select theaters & VOD (including Google Play, iTunes & FandangoNow) "Bad Tales," In select theaters; Laemmle Virtual Cinema & Monica Film Center; VOD "Flashback," VOD (including Vudu, FandangoNow & Spectrum on Demand) Our FilmWeek critics have been curating personal lists of their favorite TV shows and movies to binge-watch during self-quarantine. You can see recommendations from each of the critics and where you can watch them here. Guests: Amy Nicholson, film critic for KPCC, film writer for The New York Times and host of the podcast ‘Unspooled’ and the podcast miniseries “Zoom”; she tweets @TheAmyNicholson Wade Major, film critic for KPCC and CineGods.com Charles Solomon, film critic for KPCC, Animation Scoop and Animation Magazine

Larry Mantle and KPCC film critics Lael Loewenstein, Christy Lemire and Charles Solomon review this weekend’s new movie releases on streaming and on demand platforms. "A Quiet Place Part II," in wide release "Cruella," in wide release & Disney+ "Dog Gone Trouble," on Netflix "Pretty Guardian Sailor Moon Eternal The Movie," on Netflix June 3 "Moby Doc," In Select Theaters (check your local listings); VOD (including FandangoNow, iTunes, Vudu); Laemmle’s Virtual Cinema June 4 "Changing The Game," on Hulu June 1 "Port Authority," Cinelounge Sunset Hollywood; Laemmle’s Virtual Cinema; Digital/VOD (including Vudu, Google Play, FandangoNow) June 1 "Plan B," on Hulu "Borat Supplemental Reportings," on Amazon Prime Video "Dead Pigs," on Laemmle’s Virtual Cinema Our FilmWeek critics have been curating personal lists of their favorite TV shows and movies to binge-watch during self-quarantine. You can see recommendations from each of the critics and where you can watch them here. Guests: Christy Lemire, film critic for KPCC, RogerEbert.com and co-host of the ‘Breakfast All Day’ podcast; she tweets @christylemire Lael Loewenstein, film critic for KPCC and film columnist for the Santa Monica Daily Press; she tweets @LAELLO Charles Solomon, film critic for KPCC, Animation Scoop and Animation Magazine

AJFF's Selects series is more of what you love about the annual festival, and this past month, with our first Selects program of the season, our audience got to see Stand! in our Virtual Cinema: a stirring cross-cultural musical, in which a young immigrant couple finds romance on the streets of 1919 Winnipeg, as they battle for a better life amidst violent social upheaval. The Canadian film stars Marshall Williams from Glee, and Atlanta’s very own, Laura Slade Wiggins from Shameless in the lead Romeo and Juliet type roles. Marshall and Laura joined us for an exclusive Q&A panel, along with Juno-award-winning Writer/Composer Danny Schur, which you will hear on this episode of the podcast.

"Another Round," the incredible film by Thomas Vinterberg is discussed at length on this final installment in the Virtual Cinema Talkback series. --------- Follow us on Twitter / Facebook / Instagram "night vibe" available via Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license. License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ "Fairuz - Adaysh Kan Fi Nas (Lo-Fi Hip Hop Redux)" available via Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license. License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/

Erika, Mike and John recount the highlights of the 93rd Academy Awards Ceremony Short Films including the Live Action, Animated and Documentary categories. Many of the films discussed today are available on streaming services, so join the conversation on our social media channels and let us know what you thought of the winners and our favorites. --------- Follow us on Twitter / Facebook / Instagram "night vibe" available via Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license. License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ "Fairuz - Adaysh Kan Fi Nas (Lo-Fi Hip Hop Redux)" available via Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license. License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/

This week on the Film at Lincoln Center podcast we’re featuring a special conversation from the 50th edition of New Directors/New Films, with Theo Anthony the director of All Light, Everywhere, this year's closing night selection, and FLC’s assistant programmer Tyler Wilson. Theo Anthony’s breakthrough sophomore feature uses the increased regularity of body cams in U.S. law enforcement as the anchor point for an ever-expanding exploration on perception, power, and policing. All Light, Everywhere is now playing nationwide in our Virtual Cinema through May 13 during New Directors/New Films. If you missed a film from the first half of the festival, you can still watch it with our Virtual All-Access Pass. To celebrate this milestone year of ND/NF, use promo code “SAVE40” during checkout in our Virtual Cinema to get 40% off the pass.

In this episode of the Visual Storytelling Today podcast, I chat with Mike Brown, CEO, and Vincent Keane, Creative Director at Cyber-NY - a boutique digital agency that has pioneered virtual cinema back in Spring 2020. We talked about their unique journey breaking into video streaming, what is virtual cinema, their remarkable story of working with distributors and helping local movie theaters to use their virtual cinema platform and generate revenue during last Spring lockdown, film festivals they work with, actionable tips for brands and much more. Watch the video recording of this episode:   https://www.visualstorytell.com/blog/what-is-virtual-cinema   This podcast is brought to you by the Visual Storytelling Institute (VSI) from Miami, FL. Learn more at VisualStorytell.com To learn more about visual storytelling, Order Shlomi Ron's  book:  Total Acuity: Tales with Marketing Morals to Help You Create Richer Visual Brand Stories

Artificial Intelligence doesn't free us from prejudices; it only automates our prejudices. On this special episode of Film Grain, we are joined by the Director of Coded Bias Shalini Kantayya, as well as the hosts of Our Erie - Marty Nwachukwu, DaVona Pacley and Lydia Laythe. Sponsored by Celebrate Women in Tech - Erie and Ben Franklin Technology Partners of Central and Northern PA. Representing those groups tonight is Cathy Von Birgilin --------- Follow us on Twitter / Facebook / Instagram "night vibe" available via Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license. License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ "Fairuz - Adaysh Kan Fi Nas (Lo-Fi Hip Hop Redux)" available via Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license. License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/

In this episode, Film Forum Presents a conversation with Maria Sødahl, writer and director of the new film HOPE, and the film’s stars, Stellan Skarsgård and Andrea Bræin Hovig. Based on Sødahls’ real life experiences, HOPE centers on a couple played by Skarsgård and Hovig whose relationship is tested by crisis. The acclaimed drama was Norway’s official submission to the 2021 Oscars for Best International Feature Film. This episode’s event was co-presented by the Bellevue Literary Review, with editor-in-chief Danielle Ofri serving as moderator. HOPE is now playing theatrically at Film Forum and in our Virtual Cinema at www.filmforum.org. Special thanks to KimStim, Sasha Berman, Danielle Ofri and the Bellevue Literary Review for making this event possible. Photo by Agnete Brun.

Listen to our conversation with Stiv J. Wilson - Producer THE STORY OF PLASTIC documentary, Monica Wilson - Associate Director for Global Alliance for Incinerator Alternatives (GAIA) and Sherri A. “Sam” Mason, Ph. D. - Sustainability Coordinator for Penn State Behrend Sponsored by the Whole Foods Cooperative --------- Follow us on Twitter / Facebook / Instagram "night vibe" available via Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license. License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/ "Fairuz - Adaysh Kan Fi Nas (Lo-Fi Hip Hop Redux)" available via Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license. License: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/

Nick is joined by Sarah, Jared, and Ben for a discussion about the last year in programming, how the Virtual Cinema will continue as cinemas reopen, what they're looking forward to this Summer, and as always, they conclude with their Movie Magic Moments of the week.

In this episode, Film Forum Presents a discussion around the acclaimed new documentary WOJNAROWICZ: F**K YOU F*GGOT F**KER with director Chris McKim and editor Dave Stanke. The film explores the life, work, and legacy of visionary queer artist and activist David Wojnarowicz via a dynamic collage of clips, images, interviews, and many recordings of his own voice. It is now available for rental in our Virtual Cinema at www.filmforum.org The event was co-presented by New York City’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Community Center, and moderated by the artist and activist Leo Herrera. Artwork: Untitled. Courtesy of the David Wojnarowicz Papers, Fales Library & Special Collection, New York University.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about what's new on the Virtual Cinema and the upcoming Cuban Film Festival.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about what's new on the Virtual Cinema and the upcoming Cuban Film Festival.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about new offerings on the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about new offerings on the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about the Italian Film Festival and what's new on the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about the Italian Film Festival and what's new on the Virtual Cinema.

We spend the first part of this week highlighting some titles currently playing or coming soon the the Brattlite, then Ned and Alissa interview DocYard curator Abby Sun about a new year-long virtual festival of 1990's Asian American Film and Video called My Sight is Lined with Visions.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about a new series of short films called Our Right To Gaze, along with new offerings in the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about a new series of short films called Our Right To Gaze, along with new offerings in the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about a new viewing opportunity called Our Right To Gaze, and updates us on what's showing on the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about a new viewing opportunity called Our Right To Gaze, and updates us on what's showing on the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about which films are part of the Great Northern Festival, and what's new on the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about which films are part of the Great Northern Festival, and what's new on the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about which films are showing as part of The Great Northern festival, and what's new on the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about which films are showing as part of The Great Northern festival, and what's new on the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about new offerings on the Virtual Cinema, and the films that are a part of the upcoming The Great Northern Festival.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about new offerings on the Virtual Cinema, and the films that are a part of the upcoming The Great Northern Festival.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about several new offerings in their Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about several new offerings in their Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MPS Film Society talks about the continuation of the offering of two popular films, 76 Days and Louis van Beethoven.

Craig Rice from the MPS Film Society talks about the continuation of the offering of two popular films, 76 Days and Louis van Beethoven.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about the legacy of Al Milgrom and has updates on the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about the legacy of Al Milgrom and has updates on the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about what's showing on the Virtual Cinema, including Coded Bias.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about what's showing on the Virtual Cinema, including Coded Bias.

We spotlight several of the films playing in our virtual cinema at the end of December / Beginning of December. But first we talk Shark Movies after we get a detailed voicemail from a listener.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about the films offered on their virtual cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about the films offered on their virtual cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film society gives an update on what's showing in the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film society gives an update on what's showing in the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about what's showing at their Virtual Cinema, including a documentary about the alto saxophonist, Frank Morgan.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about what's showing at their Virtual Cinema, including a documentary about the alto saxophonist, Frank Morgan.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about what's showing at their Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about what's showing at their Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about their current virtual cinema offerings.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about their current virtual cinema offerings.

Craig Rice from MSP Film Society talks about what's showing in their virtual cinema.

Craig Rice from MSP Film Society talks about what's showing in their virtual cinema.

We check in with six off the films currently running in our virtual cinema, including 4 documentaries, a new arthouse flick from Belgium, and a restored Hungarian work of psychedelic animation.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about what's showing at the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about what's showing at the Virtual Cinema.

Craig Rice from MSP Film talks about the Virtual Cinema offering, Jazz On A Summer's Day.

Craig Rice from MSP Film talks about the Virtual Cinema offering, Jazz On A Summer's Day.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about the continuation of the documentary about John Lewis, called "Good Trouble".

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about the continuation of the documentary about John Lewis, called "Good Trouble".

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about Virtual Cinema, Cine Latino and the ongoing French film festival.

Craig Rice from the MSP Film Society talks about Virtual Cinema, Cine Latino and the ongoing French film festival.

Craig Rice from MSP Film talks about what's showing on their virtual cinema.

Craig Rice from MSP Film talks about what's showing on their virtual cinema.

We discuss five films playing in our virtual cinema: The Ghost of Peter Sellers, Lucky Grandma, Vitalina Varela, Fourteen, and Thousand Pieces of Gold. Plus, we get a surprise visit from the editor of one of those films for an unplanned Q&A. 

We explore some of the films recently run in our Virtual Cinema as well as the #BreakYourAlgorithm series, and we read and play some more of our listener's earliest cinema-going memories.

Another week in isolation come and gone, with no end in site for my neck of the woods in South Florida. While we're all looking for entertainment and information, today, we'll feature both. The film "The Infiltrators" opens nationally today via Virtual Cinema. The award-winning film is based here in Broward County FL, at the Broward Transitional Center as undocumented immigrants were held awaiting deportation. We'll speak with the film's director and writer Alex Rivera. And Joe Biden finally addressed Tara Reade's charges this morning. All that and more on today's show.