Podcasts about yesterday was

Director James Kerwin's film Yesterday Was a Lie celebrates its 10 year anniversary, so let's chat about that and his other indie film projects including R.U.R., When the Train Stops and Star Trek Continues.

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James Kerwin writer and director on such projects as "Yesterday Was a Lie" and "Star Trek Continues" comes back to catch us up on his latest projects. the conversation goes from filmmaking to fandom (ie whats up with the Klingons on Star Trek Discovery) and then time travel/parallel universes.  James is a scary smart guy who is well versed in not just films and film lore, but astrophysics and cosmology. About James Kerwin In addition to numerous film festival grand jury prizes, Kerwin's work has earned distinctions such as the Webby, the Geekie, Accolade Awards, Telly Awards, the Axiem, the Panavision New Filmmaker Grant, and the R.C. Norris Screenwriting Award. He was named "Best Director" and "Best Screenwriter" by New York Visionfest for Yesterday Was a Lie. Links: jameskerwin.com James Kerwin on Facebook James Kerwin on Twitter Some links may go to affiliate links.

This week, we take a journey into science-fiction to find out if aliens can master the science of empathy and zombies can bring a couple closer together. Part 1: Chase Masterson's role on Star Trek Deep Space 9 inspires her to think about how she can help others. Part 2: Bethany Van Delft and her fiance reckon with the zombie apocalypse. Chase Masterson is best known for her five-year breakout role as Leeta on Star Trek DS9 & the Doctor Who Big Finishaudio spinoff, VIENNA. Seen Guest-Starring on The Flash, Chase is a fan-favorite for her roles starring opposite Bruce Campbell (SyFy'sTerminal Invasion), as well as opposite Jerry O’Connell, Tom Baker and Sylvester McCoy, and Co-Hosting with Ryan Seacrest and Scott Mantz. Feature film roles include starring in Stephen King’s Sometimes They Come Back for More, Robotech: The Shadow Chronicles, and e-One’s critically acclaimed sci-fi noir, Yesterday Was a Lie, as well as playing herself in Miramax’s Comic Book: The Movie, directed by Mark Hamill, and an early role in Robin Hood: Men in Tights, directed by Mel Brooks (SQUEEE!). During the run of DS9, TV Guide Readers’ Poll named Chase Favorite Sci-Fi Actress on TV.  A devout feminist, Chase has consoled herself from being listed in AOL’s 10 Sexiest Aliens on TV, Screen Rant’s 15 Most Stunning Aliens on Star Trek and in Femme Fatales 50 Sexiest Women of the Year by creating a dizzying list of charity initiatives with ChaseClub: fundraisers for the firehouse most affected by 9/11, Caring for Babies with AIDS, Hurricane Katrina, and a long-standing relationship with Homeboy Industries, where she has mentored women and men coming out of gangs for the past 9 years. Chase is the Founder of the Pop Culture Hero Coalition, the 1st ever non-profit organization to stand against bullying, racism, misogyny, LGBTQI-bullying and cyberbullying using comics, TV and film.  Bethany Van Delft’s “hip & grounded, laid back delivery” has earned her the honor of performing at the prestigious Just for Laughs Festival in Montreal, San Francisco Sketchfest, as well as appearances on Comedy Central, TV Guide Channel, NickMom, and 2 Dope Queens podcast. Her "series at the Women in Comedy Festival "38/7%" was a huge hit, and monthly show, Artisanal Comedy, has been named “one of the top indie nights to check out”. Her latest project, a hilariously cringeworthy storytelling show/podcast with Nick Chambers “Starstruck: Close Encounters of the Awkward Kind” is becoming a fan favorite. Unashamedly in touch with her inner nerd, Bethany has been a panelist on “You’re The Expert” and “Literary Death Match”. She hosts MOTH mainstages around the country, MOTH storyslams & Grandslams, is thrilled to have a MOTH story re-posted by SULU! (aka George Takei) and honored to have a story included in The MOTH's 2nd book "All These Wonders". Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On This Episode of The Beautiful Butterfly Radio Show We Welcome Special Guest Author Selena Haskins. As we discuss her latest book " Yesterday was A Long Time Ago".  Meet Our Guest: Selena Haskins is an Amazon Best-selling Author of three books, A River Moves Forward, Riding the Waves, and Just Between Us-Inspiring Stories by Women. This spring of 2017, Selena released a much anticipated fourth novel, Yesterday Was a Long Time Ago. When she's not writing, she enjoys music and spending quality time with her family,

If you're caught up on Star Trek Continues, then you're definitely familiar with the work of this week's guest, director James Kerwin. In addition to his work writing, directing, and story editing on that series, he's also the writer and director of the amazing sci-fi noir film, "Yesterday Was a Lie," as well as the short film "R.U.R.: Genesis," based on the landmark 1919 science fiction story by Czech playwright, Karel Capek. James comes by to chat with Dan and Bill about Back to the Future II, his love of Doctor Who, why Bill hates "Yesterday's Enterprise," directing Star Trek Continues...and how he went from being an astrophysics student to making films! Grab your phaser, your sonic screwdriver, and your hoverboard and enjoy Episode 44 of the Trek Geeks Podcast!

If you're caught up on Star Trek Continues, then you're definitely familiar with the work of this week's guest, director James Kerwin. In addition to his work writing, directing, and story editing on that series, he's also the writer and director of the amazing sci-fi noir film, "Yesterday Was a Lie," as well as the short film "R.U.R.: Genesis," based on the landmark 1919 science fiction story by Czech playwright, Karel Capek. James comes by to chat with Dan and Bill about Back to the Future II, his love of Doctor Who, why Bill hates "Yesterday's Enterprise," directing Star Trek Continues...and how he went from being an astrophysics student to making films! Grab your phaser, your sonic screwdriver, and your hoverboard and enjoy Episode 44 of the Trek Geeks Podcast!

We’re pleased to announce episode 18 of our “Life After Trek” podcast, the "R U R" Special, featuring Chase Masterson & James Kerwin. Chase & James sit down with us to talk about their new film project R.U.R. & the crowd sourced "spin-off" short R.U.R.: Genesis. A play written by Karel Capek in 1919 -- and decades ahead of its time -- R.U.R. is a sharp commentary on progress, politics, and relationships, accurately predicting advances in biotechnology and setting the tone for future science fiction masterpieces like Metropolis and Blade Runner. In this retro-futuristic adaptation of the classic play (co-written & directed by James & starring Chase) R.U.R. depicts a world populated by genetically engineered workers ("artificials") — perfect, made-to-order humans who lack fundamental rights. We've loved Yesterday Was a Lie and are really looking forward to the release of this project. In the meantime, R.U.R: Genesis is a "spin-off" short film that Chase & James are on the cusp of making and need your help to complete. Much like many other indie productions, Genesis is looking for funding from the fan community. There are several contribution levels, including one that guarentees you a walk on role. On top of that, your donations are tax deductable. If you would like to help this production get off the ground, you can contribute on the R.U.R. Indiegogo page here.

Hello and welcome to the next episode of Trekcast the Star Trek podcast this week we have a very special interview with everyones favorite (and ours of course) Dabo girl Chase Masterson "Leeta" from Star Trek: Deep Spcae Nine. Also joining us is our super awesomecelebrity blogger from Hey Star Trek!Jerad "Coin" Formby pronounced "Quan" just so you know. So our favorite DS9 siren sits down with us and chats about all the great projects she is working on including teaching at Homeboy Industrieswhich you should check out its a great organizationon that really helps out a lot of people. Also Chase has a great film called Yesterday Was a Lie thats been making waves at a bunch of film festivals and should be getting a wider release soon. You can also check out her great music and buy her great CD's including her latest release Crystal Anniversary: Songs from the Holosuite. Of course we wouldn't let Chase get away with without chatting about the great fan film production Star Trek: Of Gods and Men and of course her opinion of the new film as well. Well we hope you enjoy this interview with Chase as much as we did and we will be back later in the week for the Sci-Fi Supplemental so until then I guess I'll just yell DABO!!! take care. Listen on iTunes