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Fork in the Road between starving and thriving artistRaheem Nelson on Artists Personal Brand & Creative CollaborationsIn this episode of the Fork in the Road podcast, host Andy Marshall speaks with artist Raheem Nelson, who is known for his work in graphic recording, digital and traditional art, and personal branding. Raheem shares insights into his creative process, the evolution of his art practice, and his collaborations with various artists, including a notable project with hip-hop artist Skyzoo. The conversation also touches on the importance of active listening in graphic recording, the role of personal style in branding, and Raheem's journey into photography and content creation. Follow Raheem Nelson:...2025-05-1933 min
David's Saturday Night Sit BackComedy Mothership Security, MMA & Music: Andy Nelson’s StorySend us a text🎤 Guest: Andy Nelson – MMA Fighter, Musician, and Security Guard at Comedy Mothership🔥 Episode Highlights:Andy Nelson is a multi-talented artist, MMA fighter, and music producer making waves in Austin, TX. From his early days in the music industry—opening for Waka Flocka—to stepping into the cage as a fighter, Andy’s journey is filled with resilience, storytelling, and personal growth. In this episode, we dive deep into his life, influences, biggest lessons, and what drives him to push forward.🚀 Topics Covered:✅ Music, fighting, and confidence-building✅ The craziest night of...2025-02-011h 38
Movies We LikeRe-Recording Mixer Andy Nelson on Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid (and Wicked!)“The future's all yours, you lousy bicycles.”Talking About Wicked, Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, and more with our returning guest, Re-Recording Mixer Andy NelsonJoin us for a fascinating conversation with Oscar-winning Re-Recording Mixer Andy Nelson as we explore his remarkable career in sound mixing and his deep love for cinema. In this episode, we discuss both his work on the upcoming film adaptation of Wicked and his enduring appreciation for Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid, examining how each represents different aspects of sonic storytelling in film.Nelson's journey through musical cine...2024-11-251h 06
Tom NelsonAndy May: “Suppression of Science and Inconvenient Truths” | Tom Nelson Pod #251Andy May is a writer.
He is a retired petrophysicist and has published four books. He worked on oil, gas and CO2 fields in the USA, Argentina, Brazil, Indonesia, Thailand, China, UK North Sea, Canada, Mexico, Venezuela and Russia. He specialized in shale petrophysics, fractured reservoirs, wireline and core image interpretation and capillary pressure analysis, besides conventional log analysis.
In this episode, climate science writer Andy May highlights his criticisms of mainstream climate change consensus and the suppression of non-consensus ideas. May discusses historical and recent examples of censorship...2024-10-0640 min
Climbing Business Journal PodcastsNecessity Breeds Invention – Andy NelsonOn this episode of The Impact Driver Podcast, host Holly Chen interviews Andy Nelson. Andy has been climbing since 1998, and he became the first paid routesetter at Vertical Endeavors in Minnesota around the mid 2000s. In the routesetting arena, he’s done it all, from commercial setting and running a setting crew to comps all the way up to the divisional level. He worked for Nicros Volumes for a while and then, in his words, “went rogue” and “started shaping for everybody and their brother.” Andy has also seen every part of the hold manufacturing process, from being on the ground...2024-10-041h 05Climbing Business Journal PodcastsNecessity Breeds Invention – Andy NelsonOn this episode of The Impact Driver Podcast, host Holly Chen interviews Andy Nelson. Andy has been climbing since 1998, and he became the first paid routesetter at Vertical Endeavors in Minnesota around the mid 2000s. In the routesetting arena, he’s done it all, from commercial setting and running a setting crew to comps all the way up to the divisional level. He worked for Nicros Volumes for a while and then, in his words, “went rogue” and “started shaping for everybody and their brother.” Andy has also seen every part of the hold manufacturing process, from being on the ground...2024-10-041h 05
Movie of the Year1984 - Breakin 2: Electric Boogaloo (with Andy Nelson!)Welcome to another electrifying episode of the Movie of the Year podcast! Today, we're diving into the vibrant world of Electric Boogaloo, the unforgettable sequel that cemented its place in the breakdancing movie hall of fame. Released in 1984, Breakin' 2: Electric Boogaloo captured the spirit and energy of the 1980s, becoming a cultural touchstone for dance enthusiasts and movie lovers alike. Join us as we explore the incredible dancing, standout acting performances, and poignant messages about life in the 1980s that this iconic film has to offer.Special Guest: Andy Nelson from the Marvel Movie Minute does the...2024-08-011h 54
The Zandbergen ReportBart Zandbergen and Andy Nelson Discuss Copyrights Among the Age of AIHost Bart Zandbergen was joined in the podcast studio by Andy Nelson of Salient Counsel. Andy represents clients in business, commercial, and intellectual property matters. His practice emphasizes the development of effective strategies for trademark and copyright protection, enforcement, licensing, and dispute resolution (including practice before the USPTO and TTAB). Over his career, Andy has helped businesses in a wide variety of industries, including technology, food and beverage, AFA (apparel-footwear-accessories), manufacturing, and services. A veteran of the U.S. Army’s 82nd Airborne Division, Andy especially enjoys working with businesses operated by those affiliated with the military community. Andy is...2024-07-3134 min
THE FLIP SIDE with Andy MaiTFS#190 - Morgan Nelson Convinced Tai Lopez To Speak At His Event For FreeMorgan T. Nelson is an Australian personal development coach, motivational speaker, and entrepreneur. He is the CEO of Dreamfest and founder of the Morgan T Nelson events company. Overcoming early struggles with depression and substance abuse, Morgan achieved financial freedom by 23 through network marketing. He has since built a successful career in personal growth, sharing stages with renowned figures and hosting the popular "Dream Out Loud" podcast. His work focuses on helping millennials overcome fear and self-doubt to create lives filled with purpose and passion
Connect With Morgan Nelson!
instagram.com/morgantnelson
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Spirits & Distilling Podcast10: Andy Nelson, Cofounder of Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery and Belle Meade Bourbon, on the Life Cycle of a Modern DistilleryThe last decade and a half have been a whirlwind for Andy Nelson, as the discovery of a family distilling legacy led his brother Charlie and him to pursue and launch the Nelson's Green Brier Distillery to make Tennessee Whiskey the way his great-great-great grandfather did (with a few accomodations for modernity, of course). Along the way, they also launched Belle Meade Bourbon, sourcing and blending, with the requisite learning that that entailed. Now, after selling the majority stake in the distillery to Constellation Brands, Nelson has set an independent course, consulting and helping other would-be distillery founders and...2024-07-1059 min
Grounding and Growing Leadership PodcastDeveloping Tenacity to Follow Our Passions with Andy TollefsonHe’s one of our favorite human beings and we are so excited to introduce him to you! Tara’s son Andy Tollefson is joining our podcast today. Today’s episode is a bit longer than normal, but trust us, you’re going to enjoy listening along and will be amazed at how much you might learn from his life story.
Andy is a second-year student of physical therapy at the University of Utah, and he's class president. He also has owned and operated Andy Tollefson Coaching since 2018. He lives in Salt Lake City, Utah with his partner...2024-06-1155 min
Dr. Andy's Poetry and Technology HourMaria Breaux, Katy Brown, and Sandré Henriquez NelsonOn the 5/29/24 edition of Dr. Andy’s Poetry and Technology Hour:Maria Breaux discusses her recent grant to write a book in honor of her brother, Davis Breaux. She intends to write about his time as a student and dancer, his spiritual awakening, and his time in Davis. She will be holding an event at Davis community church in the fellowship hall at 5:30 pm on June 3rd to remember David. Katy Brown explains the importance of finding community and listening to other voices. Dr. Andy and Brown discuss their favorite pl...2024-05-3053 min
Clean & Green LivingSimple Steps to Reduce Toxins in Your Home With Andy PaceI talk a lot here on the podcast about the toxic chemicals we bring into our homes, like personal care items and cleaning supplies. But have you ever stopped to consider what your home itself is made of? Today, we're diving into that topic with Andy Pace from The Green Design Center. Andy's about to open your eyes to the shocking amount of chemicals lurking right under our roofs. We kick off with a straightforward, yet powerful first step that you can take right now to drastically cut down on toxic exposure in your living space. Throughout our chat...2024-05-2141 minClean & Green LivingSimple Steps to Reduce Toxins in Your Home With Andy PaceI talk a lot here on the podcast about the toxic chemicals we bring into our homes, like personal care items and cleaning supplies. But have you ever stopped to consider what your home itself is made of? Today, we're diving into that topic with Andy Pace from The Green Design Center. Andy's about to open your eyes to the shocking amount of chemicals lurking right under our roofs. We kick off with a straightforward, yet powerful first step that you can take right now to drastically cut down on toxic exposure in your living space. Throughout our chat...2024-05-2141 min
Inside Golf PodcastByron Nelson Picks & PGA Championship Primer with Tom JacobsIn this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy is joined by Tom Jacobs of OddsChecker to break down the entire betting board for the CJ Cup Honoring Byron Nelson. Andy and Tom quickly recap the Zurich Classic, look ahead to the PGA Championship at Valhalla, and dive into all things Byron Nelson. You can find all of Andy’s at RunPureSports.com, code: Andy for 15%. For all of Andy’s data and tools, head on over to Betspertsgolf.com, code: ANDYFREE for a free week over at the most comprehensive golf data site online. Thanks for listening and subscribing to I...2024-04-301h 03Inside Golf Podcast2024 Byron Nelson PreviewIn this episode of Inside Golf Podcast, Andy Lack (@adplacksports) dives into TPC Craig Ranch, host course of the 2024 CJ Cup Honoring Byron Nelson. Andy runs through everything you need to know about the golf course, what players it should favor, stats to look out for, his early leans, & so much more. In the second half of the episode. For access to Andy and his golf betting and daily fantasy community, premium articles and shows, sign up for RunPureSports.com, and use code: Andy for 15% discount. For all of Andy's stats, data, and modeling, head over to Betspertsgolf.com...2024-04-2853 min
The Biz Bros PodcastHow To Expand Your Amazon Private Label Business Worldwide With Andy HooperAndy Hooper, CEO of Global E-Commerce Experts, has been successfully
expanding e-commerce brands into new markets for over 15 years.
An accomplished specialist in e-commerce, Andy now works with
companies around the world providing comprehensive gateways
and solutions to new markets, especially US-based organisations
transitioning into Europe. Starting from the ground up, Andy has carved
out a niche inspired by his own experience and success of growing an
organisation’s profits through e-commerce.
With an infectious energy for success, Andy leads a team of professionals
in all aspects of e-commerce. With fulfilment centres in the UK...2024-04-1021 min
Working Class AudioWCA #485 with Andy Nelson - Recording Friends, Financial Realities, Wedding Invitations, Getting Serious About Audio, and Postal JobsMy guest today is Producer/Engineer/Mixer Andy Nelson. Andy has worked on projects for Pain of Truth, 200 Stab Wounds, Fireworks, Primitive Man, Never Ending Game, Full of Hell, Dead in the Dirt, Gridiron, Harms Way, Weekend Nachos, and Inclination. Andy is also the guitarist of Weekend Nachos, Singer/Guitarist of Dust Muscle, and bassist of Like Rats, a self-described art education dropout and a former synthesizer tech.In this episode, we discussEarly DaysMiddle-Class Western HouseholdSchool band Columbia CollegeGetting Serious About AudioRecording FriendsPricing Music Industry's ChallengesFinancial Realities Postal WorkersImposter SyndromePartnership with Pete GrossmanChasing Othe...2024-04-021h 01
Working Class AudioWCA #485 with Andy Nelson - Recording Friends, Financial Realities, Wedding Invitations, Getting Serious About Audio, and Postal JobsMy guest today is Producer/Engineer/Mixer Andy Nelson. Andy has worked on projects for Pain of Truth, 200 Stab Wounds, Fireworks, Primitive Man, Never Ending Game, Full of Hell, Dead in the Dirt, Gridiron, Harms Way, Weekend Nachos, and Inclination. Andy is also the guitarist of Weekend Nachos, Singer/Guitarist of Dust Muscle, and bassist of Like Rats, a self-described art education dropout and a former synthesizer tech.In this episode, we discuss
Early Days
Middle-Class Western Household
School band
Columbia College
Getting Serious About Audio
Recording Friends
Pricing
Music Industry's Cha...2024-04-011h 01
Double Deuce podcast430: One Last Talk with AndyWe’re doing something different this week as we continue to mourn the passing of our dear friend and frequent collaborator, Andy Morton. Back in this past November, Will was keeping Andy company during one of his chemo treatments and the two decided to record a quick 20-minute interview about Andy’s experiences with his cancer fight and how he was doing at the time before things unfortunately ended the way they did and we lost him a couple weeks back. We figured it would be valuable for people going through a similar situation or curious about what it’s like...2024-01-2922 min
Sustainability Skill SetEpisode 13. Andy Nelson on overcoming the three most common hurdles that sustainability job seekers faceIn this episode, I was honored to speak with career coach, Andy Nelson. In his past, Andy was involved with scaling multiple start-ups and worked in management consulting. He now focuses on helping mid-career professionals transition into the climate, sustainability, and social impact space.
Andy has mentored hundreds of people through career changes. He understands the major challenges they face and provides them with essential tools and tactics to be successful.
In our conversation, Andy and I uncovered so many actionable strategies for those who want to work on sustainability.
Most notably, we...2023-12-1938 min
Still Life: A PodcastEpisode 15: Fawn Weaver (Uncle Nearest)Andy takes pride in the fact that the story of Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery is about as good as any in the distilled spirits industry. If a better whiskey distillery story exists, however, it no doubt belongs to Uncle Nearest, whose founder and CEO Fawn Weaver joins Andy for this fascinating and far-reaching conversation about the business, the hard work of historical research (especially in a region that doesn’t always want its story to be told correctly), and why it might not be the worst thing in the world if the whiskey itself isn’t a distillery’s number...2023-11-272h 11Still Life: A PodcastEpisode 14: Brandon O'Daniel (Copper & Kings Distillery)Andy and his longtime pal and colleague Brandon O’Daniel (Master Distiller, Copper & Kings Distillery) get into some tall weeds about the fermentation peculiarities of different fruits, the intricacies of making a standout bourbon, the burdens and blessings of marketing your family history for business purposes, and following Phish on tour. 2023-10-301h 07
Trash Talk Business PodcastHow Do I Estimate Better? with Jon NelsonAfter listening to the podcast for a year, Jon Nelson of JST Junk Removal decided to hop in and serve his community as well. He joins us today fresh with questions and how to approach his first year in business with winter right around the corner. Connect with Jon: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094476270310 Experience Jobber for yourself, tell them Andy sent ya: https://go.getjobber.com/CamoCrewJunkRemoval Watch This Episode: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RXNSQYQA7Bs Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@trashtalkbusinesspodcast 2023-10-301h 18Still Life: A PodcastEpisode 13: Tom MoralesAn expansive conversation with legendary Nashville restaurateur Tom Morales, who has been at the forefront of this city’s cultural and culinary evolution for decades. He and Andy discuss the white bread/salt and pepper roots of the local palate, and the process that led to the abundance on offer today. They also take note of the less-salubrious side effects of that growth (looking at you, lower Broadway) . Plus, Morales parts the curtain on the years his company, TomKat’s, spent as the country’s preeminent entertainment caterers, providing meals for hundreds of properly big deal feature films and music v...2023-09-251h 21
Live UNREAL with Glover USkyrocket Your Real Estate Business: Proven Sales Strategies | Andy Nelson | Glover UIn today’s episode of the Live UNREAL Podcast, we’re sharing an excerpt from a recent Glover U live event, where Jeff interviewed Andy Nelson. Andy is a superstar agent who has the experience to share his expert sales tips.
Andy has been through his fair share of hardship. As a veteran, Andy didn’t plan on doing real estate for a living. In fact, he quit the industry twice before finally co-owning a successful brokerage. However, his unusual life trajectory has taught him unique strategies to level up your sales game.
Find out how to b...2023-08-3123 minStill Life: A PodcastEpisode 12: Khalid Williams (The Barrel Age)Khalid Williams is a bartender, writer, scholar, and hospitality super genius whose insights into the social and cultural history that informs his work help elevate craft into the realm of humanist art. But not to worry: Andy and Khalid also get deep into the distillation weeds. A fascinating conversation with a fascinating man. Learn more at https://www.drinkthebarrelage.com/2023-08-291h 51
How to Split a Toaster: A Divorce Podcast About Saving Your RelationshipsLearning to Take the High Road with Andy HellerWhy Is It So Hard to Take the High Road?In the last decade, Andy Heller wrote two books on real estate investing while running an international freight forwarding company. So why is he the guest on this episode? Well... then he got divorced. Andy took the lessons of the challenges of that experience and reframed it into his third book, “Take the High Road: Divorce with Compassion for Yourself and Your Family.” He joins us to talk about all the roads he has taken along the way, and why learning to take...2023-08-0837 minStill Life: A PodcastEpisode 11: Libby Callaway (The Callaway Communications/PR)Andy gets down to cases with Nashville’s premier luxury brand PR/communications representative, East TN native Libby Callaway. They discuss her background as a music and fashion critic in NYC, her transition to PR, the shrinking media landscape of Nashville, the way brands have to be about more than quality craftsmanship, and the challenges and rewards of sobriety—especially for those who work in the hospitality industry.2023-07-311h 26Still Life: A PodcastEpisode 10: Stefan Parsons (NASCAR)If you’re wondering what stock car racing has to do with the craft spirits industry, you’re not alone. Fortunately, in this month’s episode, Andy gets down to cases with NASCAR Xfinity series driver Stefan Parsons—whose car and suit advertised Nelson’s Green Brier Tennessee Whiskey at the Nashville Superspeedway on Sat. June 24—and discover one or two surprising similarities. (Note: This episode was recorded three days before that ill-fated race, which adds a degree of historical interest to the conversation.)2023-06-261h 29
The Nashville Wine Duo PodcastAndy Nelson Co-Founder and Head Distiller of Nelson’s Greenbrier Distillery in Nashville, TNOn this week’s podcast, we are talking Whiskey and Bourbon with a special guest Andy Nelson, Co-Founder and Head Distiller for Nelson’s Greenbrier Distillery in Nashville, TN. We had such a blast talking to Andy and learning about the history of Nelson’s Greenbrier and the city of Nashville. This is a great episode to check out for all you history buffs as well. Everyone check out https://greenbrierdistillery.com/ and go visit their distillery and upcoming restaurant.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/the-nashville-wine-duo-podcast/exclusive-content2023-06-2355 minStill Life: A PodcastEpisode 9: Rhonda Cammon (Perfectly Cordial)Andy sits down with the charismatic and inspiring founder of the celebrated mixer company Perfectly Cordial to discuss the many ways in which their stories of building a business in the spirits/hospitality industries overlap, despite radically different circumstances. Also: The link between nursing and hospitality, and what Nashville has to offer in the way of support to entrepreneurs (hint: not much). Find Rhonda’s incredibly delicious mixers at https://www.perfectlycordial.com/2023-05-311h 40Tom NelsonAndy May: Is AR6 the worst and most biased IPCC report? | Tom Nelson Pod #105Andy May is a writer, blogger, and author living in The Woodlands, Texas; and enjoys golf and traveling in his spare time. He is the author of three books on climate change issues and one on Kansas history. Andy is the author or co-author of seven peer-reviewed papers on various geological, engineering and petrophysical topics. He retired from a 42-year career in petrophysics in 2016. You can find many of his posts on the popular climate change blog Wattsupwiththat.com, where he is an editor.
Slides for this podcast: https://tomn.substack.com/p/the-ipcc-reports
...2023-05-1628 minStill Life: A PodcastEpisode 8: LP O'Brien (Drink Masters, LPDrinks.com)Years before LP O’Brien was blowing minds on the Netflix competition series Drink Masters and transforming the spirits industry, she played a big role in helping launch Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery. Andy catches up with his erstwhile colleague for an intriguingly candid conversation about the art of the cocktail and the process of self-discovery it can help animate.2023-04-241h 16
Banking On BusinessInnovating for Sustainability: Strategies for Growing and Succeeding in Business with Andy NelsonIn this episode, host Grace Bruins interviews Andy Nelson, the Founder of Natural Resource Innovations about how he combines consulting experience with natural resource management to help businesses grow and succeed. Natural Resource Innovations provides comprehensive natural resource innovation and environmental consulting services for land and infrastructure owners and operators. Nelson shares how he got into environmental and ecology consulting and his emphasis on sustainability, which he views as not wasting resources and being efficient. The discussion revolves around his work in private land management, regulatory support and compliance, and native landscaping. Nelson highlights the importance of native species...2023-04-0524 minStill Life: A PodcastEpisode 7: Chris Fletcher (Jack Daniel's)This month, Andy is joined by Chris Fletcher, Master Distiller at a scrappy, up and coming distillery called Jack Daniel’s. Their conversation delves into their shared and disparate experiences as legacy members of the spirits industry, and the peculiar nature of trying to carve out one’s own identity in the contemporary world while honoring the past.2023-03-271h 31Still Life: A PodcastEpisode 6: Marianne Eaves (Castle & Key, Eaves Blind)Andy gets down to cases with the mighty Marianne Eaves, whose bona fides were cemented in 2015 when she became Kentucky’s first female bourbon master distiller. Her career since has followed a steady trajectory of conspicuous successes. Their conversation touches on many of them, and plenty of other subjects besides—including confidence, sexism in the industry, and the unlikely route that led Eaves out of the world of art and science, to the role she occupies today: one of the most visible and respected players in the spirits industry today. (All this between sips of exotic bourbons from Eaves Blind...2023-02-281h 25Still Life: A PodcastEpisode 5: Ketch Secor (Old Crow Medicine Show)Still Life returns from its holiday hiatus with a bang as Andy sits down with Ketch Secor, co-founder and leader of Old Crow Medicine Show. Their discussion ranges far and wide—from the humble beginnings of Secor’s music career, to the challenges of trying to keep traditions alive in a changing world (and more specifically a changing city!), to the relationship between punk rock and old time music, to the definition of the word “authenticity.” There’s even some whiskey talk in there. Happy new year, and welcome back! PSThe instagram link Andy alludes to in the intr...2023-01-311h 26
Marriage Kids and Money: Personal Finance for Families7 Savings Goals to Create a Happier Today (and Tomorrow) + Justine Nelson (Debt Free Living)To keep myself motivated, I need a goal or a reason to save.If you find yourself stocking away money, but you’re not sure why, let’s attach some goals to that savings. Here are 7 savings goals for you to create a happier today and tomorrow.Also, Justine Nelson from the popular Debt Free Millennials YouTube Channel shares how she paid off her debt AND then became a HALF MILLIONAIRE!Last, but not least, my son Calvin is back for another Good Word!RESOURCES**Sponsors + Partners + Deals: https://www.ma...2023-01-1639 min
Marriage Kids and Money: Personal Finance for Families7 Savings Goals to Create a Happier Today (and Tomorrow) + Justine Nelson (Debt Free Living)To keep myself motivated, I need a goal or a reason to save. If you find yourself stocking away money, but you’re not sure why, let’s attach some goals to that savings. Here are 7 savings goals for you to create a happier today and tomorrow. Also, Justine Nelson from the popular Debt Free Millennials YouTube Channel shares how she paid off her debt AND then became a HALF MILLIONAIRE! Last, but not least, my son Calvin is back for another Good Word! RESOURCES Want to make your kid...2023-01-1636 minStill Life: A PodcastEpisode 4: Chip Tate (Tate & Co.)Andy has a long chat with one of the most notorious—and fascinating—figures in the world of craft spirits, the inimitable Chip Tate. Of course they discuss you know what (and if you don't know what, aren't you curious to find out?), but the conversation takes many more surprising turns, covering themes from the nature of truth, epistemology, the future of craft spirits in general, and how to assess the metal you make your still out of. Deep divers welcome.2022-11-211h 43
Tom Nelson#34 - Andy May: “CO2-driven climate models of the IPCC are inadequate”Andy May is a writer, blogger, and author living in The Woodlands, Texas; and enjoys golf and traveling in his spare time. He is the author of three books on climate change issues and one on Kansas history. Andy is the author or co-author of seven peer-reviewed papers on various geological, engineering and petrophysical topics. He retired from a 42-year career in petrophysics in 2016. You can find many of his posts on the popular climate change blog Wattsupwiththat.com, where he is an editor.
https://andymaypetrophysicist.com/
https://twitter.com/Andy_May_Writer
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2022-10-2444 min
Cowboy CrossroadsEpisode 84: Andy NelsonCowboy poet, humorist, and farrier Andy Nelson talks about traveling the Great Basin with his farrier father, his horse shoeing and cowboy mentors, cowboy humor, and writing poetry. Find out more about Andy Nelson at www.cowpokepoet.com This episode is sponsored by Flint Custom Hats. Find out more about Flint Custom Hats at www.flinthat.com Find out more about Cowboy Crossroads at www.andyhedges.com Become a patron at www.patreon.com/cowboycrossroads2022-09-1359 minStill Life: A PodcastNicole Austin (General Manager and Distiller at Cascade Hollow Distilling Co.)Host Andy Nelson’s frank and funny conversation with one of the whiskey industry’s most prominent figures covers a lot of ground—from learning how to fake confidence until it becomes real to the risks and rewards of political engagement, and beyond. They discuss some heavy personal matters, and explore the unusual predicament of sharing a name with an internet celebrity whose bottom line is radically different from your own. 2022-09-081h 06Still Life: A PodcastEpisode 2: Ciona RouseEpisode 2: Ciona Rouse(July 22, 2002)Andy’s conversation with Nashville’s unofficial poet laureate goes deep into the mystery and power of poetry in fractious times, the importance of seeking out voices of people outside one’s own culture, and, perhaps more to the point for this show’s purposes, the historic relationship between writers and alcohol—specifically bourbon in Rouse’s case (and Andy’s, too, as luck would have it). Related topics: Lucille Clifton, Langston Hughes, the derivation and pronunciation of the name Ciona, the pros and cons of puns, Andy’s musical theater issues, the Louisa Nelson Aw...2022-07-281h 22
This is OklahomaThis is Andy Nelson - Landscaping & Exotic CarsOn this episode I chatted with car fanatic Andy Nelson about this landscaping business. Which he started purely to buy himself a car. That same goal fuels his passion today. Building his business so he can experience the best cars in the world. To sum it up, Andy is car obsessed.
Andy Nelson Landscaping started small in 1995 but has grown over the years into one of the largest landscaping design and build companies in the Greater Oklahoma City Metro area.
Andy founded Nelson Lawn Service when he was 12 because he wanted to save money for...2022-07-0553 min
Still Life: A PodcastEpisode 1 Guest: John Edwards (Dads Drinking Bourbon)June 17, 2022For his inaugural episode, Still Life host Andy Nelson turns to friend and podcast pro John Edwards for pointers, and the conversation takes some surprisingly personal turns. John Edwards is best known as one half of the award-winning podcast Dads Drinking Bourbon. After his prospects as an athlete were cut short by an injury in college, he turned his attention to radio, working as a sportscaster and reporter for a series of national and regional stations before changing gears again to pursue a thriving career in IT. Somewhere along the way, he developed a t...2022-06-211h 12
The Secure Family PodcastMother Nature Is NOT Trying To Kill You with Rob NelsonAndy welcomes Emmy-award winning outdoorsman and biologist Rob Nelson to the show. Rob will try and convince us that mother nature is NOT trying to kill us. He’ll share his experience in the wild including searching for aggressive radioactive wolves in Chornobyl. For More On Rob Nelson: https://untamedscience.com/ Rob’s Book: Mother Nature Is NOT Trying to Kill You: https://amzn.to/3ND0Hf2 Free Disaster Preparedness Checklist: https://www.thesecuredad.com/disaster More from The Secure Dad: Website | Books | Merch | Online Learning 2022-06-0836 minDouble Deuce podcast343: Sheet Pan Pizza Promises (w/ Andy Morton!)Andy Morton drops by under protest! The Notes: Olive Garden, when you’re here, it’s omerta! Legal Tips! The Lincoln Lawyer isn’t about Abraham Lincoln! Why don’t cars talk or shoot missiles!? We’re Sorkin-ing, but we’re sitting down— same energy though! Will loves Eddie from Stranger Things! Will isn’t jumping enough! Nelson’s DM advice! Killing Orcs Softly! Andy Morton has been in some bands! Will wants to know why there aren’t there more rounds in songs!? Applebee’s made us feel dirty about blackmail! Olive Garden vs Red Lobster! Bonefish Grill is Red Lobster for people...2022-06-0630 min
Inside Golf Podcast2022 Byron Nelson Betting & DFS PreviewOn this episode of the Inside Golf Podcast, "2022 Bryon Nelson Classic Betting & DFS Preview" Andy (@adplacksports) walks you through his research for this week's PGA Tour event, the 2022 Byron Nelson Classic, Andy will break down everything you need to know about TPC Craig Ranch, the most important key metrics, and provide his early leans of players that you should be targeting this week. Thanks for listening and subscribing to the Inside Golf Podcast.2022-05-0859 min
Drop and Give Me 20Andy NelsonWelcome back to another episode of Drop and Give Me 20! For today’s episode, our guest is Andy Nelson, a lawyer passionate about providing military community entrepreneurs the legal advice that protects their brands. Listen as Lindsey and Andy discuss legal ramifications, perspectives on trademarks and copyrights in business, and how individuals and companies can protect their brands. Highlights [01:32] Introducing Andy [02:41] Andy’s career as a lawyer helping military entrepreneurs [05:56] Discussions on trademarks and copyrights in business [11:55] Differences in business concerns between military and civilian entrepreneurs [16:05] Getting to know more about Andy’s life...2022-01-1521 min
Behavioral Grooves PodcastWhy We Are More Vulnerable To Harmful Conspiracy Theories Than We Think | Andy NormanMisinformation is like a virus, spreading quickly and propagating in a way that doesn’t benefit its host. Andy Noman describes harmful ideas as acting like “mind parasites” that deploy clever tactics to infect our thinking by circumventing our mental immune systems. And we’re even more susceptible to bad ideas than we realize.
So how do we immunize ourselves against mind parasites? Can we reach herd immunity? Can we critically think our way out of this epidemic of unreason? After 30 years of research on this topic, Andy has concluded that the traditional models of critical thinking are not u...2021-11-1459 min
The Next Reel Film PodcastI Shot Andy Warhol • The Next Reel"That’s that man hater. I don’t know what Andy sees in her.”Mary Harron started as a music journalist before moving into PBS documentaries. When she first learned about Valerie Solanas, the woman who shot Andy Warhol, she thought the subject would make an interesting documentary. Unfortunately, the lack of footage and disinterest in being interviewed from people who knew her led Mary and her producing team to realize a feature film may make more sense. Even Warhol himself apparently pushed for the feature focusing on Solanas. Harron co-wrote the script and made it as...2021-04-0859 min
The Athletes InsiderEpisode 23 with Andy SassGo into the world of bowling in this quick, 19 minute episode with host Nelson Poole and guest Andy Sass.
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Wake Up With Patti KatterTrademark Attorney Andy Nelson: Protecting Your BrandJoin Patti Katter and her guest, Andy Nelson, as they talk about protecting your brand. Andy is a Partner and Trademark Attorney at Fortis LLP, providing legal advice to his clients in different areas of his focus. He also shares with us the importance of trademarks, copyrights, and the struggle he went through with losing a job.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
· His experience in the military to becoming an attorney.
· Andy’s interest in studying political science.
· He has a Facebook page called Defending Your Brand.
· The differen...2021-02-2623 min
Behavioral Grooves PodcastAndy Luttrell: Pro’s and Con’s of Persuasion When Issues are MoralizedAndy Luttrell, PhD is an assistant professor of psychological science at Ball State University and the podcaster/host of Opinion Science, one of Kurt and Tim’s favorites.
Andy’s research centers on people’s opinions, including when and how attitudes change. More importantly, Andy is curious about what happens when people moralize their attitudes and how moral arguments can sometimes be compelling and sometimes backfire. Our conversation focused on these areas and we loved the research Andy presented.
We were particularly interested in hearing about how people who based their positions on careful analysis tend t...2020-10-051h 17
Double Deuce podcast240: DecaDeuce volume 4 (w/ Jay Maus, Andy Morton & Matt Gaus!)Hey nothing bad, we were just busy, and tired, and self caring, and we didn’t get to record a new episode! But, we still have a new episode! Ten mini 2 minute & 20 second episodes plastered together into one big regular-sized episode! Actually, it’s a bit longer (a whopping nearly double-sized episode of 38 whole minutes!) cause we’re bad at clocks and math and love the sound of our own voices! There’s variable levels of sound quality, too, so, sorry about our sins having no end! But there are guests! Jay Maus, Andy Morton, and Matt Gaus! These...2020-06-1538 min
Dreamology | Turn Dreams to Reality4. Andy Nelson | Gifts of CancerAndy Nelson is a two time cancer survivor, a coach, a musician, and a family man. Cancer is something no one ever wants to go through, yet Andy views it as a wake up call. The "gifts of cancer" is what Andy refers to when he talks about all the lessons cancer taught him. It taught him to start pursing his calling with greater force, to be a better father and husband, and to follow his dreams of being a musician. Andy is a man of faith, and he feels in his heart this was God testing him and...2020-06-121h 03
Double Deuce podcast216: Andy Morton's Star Wars (w/ the Eponymous Andy Morton!)Andy Morton is back on the scene and he wants to take you on an Andyland Tour! Corners: Hard Work is for Chumps! English Superfan Stefan Checks In! Vague Talk About a Video We Once Made Without Context! South Lawrence Adventure Tour! Border Bandito Faces Justice! Emotional PuttPutt Rollercoaster! Then Andy dips out to avoid spoilers and you should too if you haven’t seen Rise of Skywalker or Mandalorian yet because we’re doing our yearly New Star Wars Movie Came Out Corner and there are STAR WARS SPOILERS once Andy leaves. Star Wars Corners: We Like All of I...2019-12-3030 min
Inspired MoneyImprove Your Memory with 4X USA Memory Champion Nelson DellisEpisode 103: 4-Time USA Memory Champion, Nelson Dellis wants to teach you techniques that will allow you to memorize vast amounts of information. Guest Biography Nelson Dellis is a 4x USA Memory Champion and one of the leading memory experts in the world, traveling around the world as a competitive Memory Athlete, Memory Consultant, Published Author and highly sought-after Keynote Speaker. As a Memory Champion, Mountaineer, and Alzheimer's Disease Activist, he preaches a lifestyle that combines fitness, both mental and physical, with proper diet and social involvement. Born with an average memory, Nelson was...2019-08-0648 min
The Speakeasy by The Next Reel Film PodcastsLocal Hero — Andy Nelson • The Speakeasy"I’m watching the sky, sir, and it’s doing some amazing things!"
The Next Reel’s Speakeasy is an ongoing series of ours in which we invite an industry guest to join us and bring along one of their favorite movies to talk about. In this month’s episode, one of the many Andy Nelsons in the film world — specifically Andy Nelson the re-recording mixer — joins us to talk about one of his favorite films, Bill Forsyth’s 1983 film Local Hero.
We talk about why the film resonates to this day and why the film is such a...2018-03-131h 11
The Next Reel Film PodcastLocal Hero — Andy Nelson • Movies We Like"I’m watching the sky, sir, and it’s doing some amazing things!"The Next Reel’s Speakeasy is an ongoing series of ours in which we invite an industry guest to join us and bring along one of their favorite movies to talk about. In this month’s episode, one of the many Andy Nelsons in the film world — specifically Andy Nelson the re-recording mixer — joins us to talk about one of his favorite films, Bill Forsyth’s 1983 film Local Hero.We talk about why the film resonates to this day and why the film is such a...2018-03-131h 18
Movies We LikeLocal Hero — Andy Nelson • Movies We Like"I’m watching the sky, sir, and it’s doing some amazing things!"The Next Reel’s Speakeasy is an ongoing series of ours in which we invite an industry guest to join us and bring along one of their favorite movies to talk about. In this month’s episode, one of the many Andy Nelsons in the film world — specifically Andy Nelson the re-recording mixer — joins us to talk about one of his favorite films, Bill Forsyth’s 1983 film Local Hero.We talk about why the film resonates to this day and why the film is such a...2018-03-131h 16
Double Deuce podcast101: Refuse Corral (w/ Andy Morton!)Oh my damn, we FINALLY have special guest Andy Morton on the damn Deuce and Will celebrates with the most awkward love proclamation opening ever, but we swerve hard away from that and into Andy Morton Corner, so don’t worry about it. Then we hit a run with Will Averill Will Destroy All Other Will Averills Corner, Nobody Lies in an Email in Canada Corner, and Canada Facts Corner. And finally we take a dive into Andy Morton, Lawrence Historian Corner, focusing on Bucky’s, Duds & Suds, and Lucifer’s. This one does not disappoint, Andy Morton fans! And if...2017-10-1623 min
The Andy Furman PodcastFormer Xavier Coach Pete Gillen, UC Commentator Terry Nelson talk college basketballWith three Cincinnati-area teams preparing to enter the NCAA tournament, college basketball is on a lot of minds in the Tri-State. CBS sports analyst and former Xavier coach Pete Gillen, and University of Cincinnati director of C-Club and voice of Bearcats basketball Terry Nelson talk college hoops with Andy Furman.Plus, Ken Broo joins to discuss the recent departures of Bengals LT Andrew Whitworth to the Rams and Bengals RG Kevin Zeitler to the Browns. 0:18 - Ken Broo chats about key losses to Bengals roster.8:10 - Pete Gillen talks about coaching Xavier and his predictions for the NCAA tournament.17:55...2017-03-0934 min
The Next Reel Film PodcastThe Andromeda Strain • The Next Reel"It should’ve been left up to the scientists! It’s a colossal mistake! Tell the President I said so!"Michael Crichton’s space disease thriller hit the public at the perfect time – when everyone was afraid of the astronauts accidentally bringing back space viruses upon returning to Earth. Crichton wrote the book in a very pseudo-scientific way that made it feel like more of a scientific documentation of a real happening, and it worked gangbusters for his readers. When Robert Wise decided to adapt it, he opted to treat it the same and make it feel like a d...2016-07-141h 31
The Next Reel Film PodcastThe Host • The Next Reel“Is all of your family so dumb all the time?"
Bong Joon-ho’s third film, “The Host," ended up becoming the highest grossing South Korean film of all time straight out of the gate with it playing on a record number of screens in its home country — it made the South Korean record books with its box office performance during its opening weekend alone. Quentin Tarantino loves it. Harry Knowles loves it. But how do we feel about it? Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we start our Bong Joon-ho series with 2006’s “The Host.” We talk about how...2015-09-171h 21
The Next Reel Film PodcastSophie's Choice • The Next Reel“The truth does not make it easier to understand, you know."
When a choice is referred to as a “Sophie’s Choice” most people understand that the choice must be an impossibly difficult one between two unbearable options. But if it wasn’t for Meryl Streep’s performance in the 1982 film directed by Alan J. Pakula (and to a lesser extent William Styron’s novel upon which it was based), that phrase wouldn’t resonate the way it does. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we conclude our Meryl Streep series with the film for which she received h...2015-09-101h 21
The Next Reel Film PodcastThe French Lieutenant's Woman • The Next Reel“You have planted a dagger in me, and your damned freedom gives you license to twist it in my heart!"
Meryl Streep received her first nomination for Best Actress in a film that one would think had been lost in time if not for the recent Criterion Collection release — Karel Reisz’s 1981 film “The French Lieutenant’s Woman.” She lost to Katherine Hepburn in “On Golden Pond,” which makes sense, but Streep’s performance is still a fascinating one. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we continue our Meryl Streep series with Reisz’s film. We talk about how the fi...2015-09-031h 29
The Next Reel Film PodcastKramer vs. Kramer • The Next Reel“I didn’t know it’d happen to me."
Meryl Streep won the first of her three Oscars for her supporting role in Robert Benton’s 1979 film “Kramer vs. Kramer.” Of course, as of this episode, it’s the second nomination for her out of nineteen nominations — more nominations than any other actor. And when you watch “Kramer vs. Kramer,” it’s hard not to wonder why she won for supporting actress rather than actress. Sure, her screen time is much less than Dustin Hoffman, her co-star, but her role has an equal importance in the film (and if we’re using the...2015-08-271h 27
The Next Reel Film PodcastThe Deer Hunter • The Next Reel“One shot."
Michael Cimino’s 1978 film “The Deer Hunter” is definitely a divisive film, one about which a LOT of people have found plenty of things to say and argue about. Aside from all of that, it’s also the film for which Meryl Streep received her first Oscar nomination. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we begin our Meryl Streep series, specifically looking at films for which Streep received an Oscar nomination, with Cimino’s epic Vietnam War film. We talk about why this film was and still is so controversial — the Russian Roulette scenes and the fac...2015-08-201h 27
The Next Reel Film PodcastUnder the Cherry Moon • The Next Reel“Yes, Christopher lived for all women, but he died for one."
Prince has always been a flamboyant and eclectic musician, and with the album and film “Purple Rain,” he found a new art form he enjoyed. And one he won an Oscar for — Best Original Song Score. With his next film, he had conflicts with the director so took over and directed it himself. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we wrap up this year’s short guilty pleasure with Pete’s pick — Prince’s 1986 film “Under the Cherry Moon.” We talk about what’s in the film and why, despi...2015-08-061h 15
The Next Reel Film PodcastVolunteers • The Next Reel“It’s not that I can’t help these people, it’s just that I don’t want to."It’s time for some guilty pleasures! Yes, the two of us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — dig up some films that we love but are generally not considered the greatest of movies. This week, it’s Andy’s turn with his guilty pleasure — Nicholas Meyer’s 1985 Peace Corps comedy “Volunteers.” That’s right, more Tom Hanks action from Andy, proving he’s just about ready to go Annie Wilkes on ol’ Tom. In this week’s episode, we talk about what Andy loves in thi...2015-07-301h 12
The Next Reel Film PodcastThe Roaring Twenties • The Next Reel“He used to be a big shot."
James Cagney was getting tired of making gangster films for Warner Bros. by the time he starred in Raoul Walsh’s 1939 film “The Roaring Twenties. After all, he really loved comedy and the song-and-dance too. But he clearly was great as a gangster. Look at him in “The Public Enemy” or “White Heat.” He carried a dark energy that really came across in those films as well as this one. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we continue our series on films from 1939 with Walsh’s “The Roaring Twenties.” We talk abo...2015-07-161h 21
The Next Reel Film PodcastMr. Smith Goes to Washington • The Next Reel“You’re not a Senator, you’re an honorary stooge."
It’s rare to find a film from 75 years ago that feels relevant still in today’s world, but Frank Capra’s 1939 “Mr. Smith Goes to Washington” is one of those films. Corruption in the Senate? Check. Corporate interests secretly working their own machinations behind the scenes to get their political puppets to do their bidding? Check. Cynical office staff who are only interested in making a buck? Check. Sad to say that the only thing that doesn’t feel modern is that a politician like James Stewart’s titular...2015-07-091h 32
The Next Reel Film PodcastSeconds • The Next Reel“Time for a change."
James Wong Howe shot color films very well, but it was his black-and-white cinematography that he was really known for. He won two Oscars for his B&W cinematography and played with many techniques that influenced filmmakers and cinematographers long after he was gone. The camera work on John Frankenheimer’s 1966 film “Seconds” is no exception. It fits the tone of the film perfectly, creating a sense of unease and discomfort quite often. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we finish our B&W cinematography of James Wong Howe with Frankenheimer’s “Seconds.” W...2015-06-181h 14
The Next Reel Film PodcastSweet Smell of Success • The Next Reel“Match me, Sidney."
James Wong Howe had just won his Oscar for his black-and-white cinematography for “The Rose Tattoo” when the star of the film, Burt Lancaster, hired him to shoot his next picture, “Sweet Smell of Success.” Howe and director Alexander Mackendrick knew right away that to tell this story properly, they really needed to film on the streets of New York City at night. So they did, and in the process created a stunningly gorgeous and dark film noir that feels like it truly lives in the city, not on some Hollywood soundstage. Join us — Pete Wright...2015-06-111h 16
The Next Reel Film PodcastKings Row • The Next Reel“Where’s the REST of me?!?!"
“Kings Row” was adapted from a much racier novel from 1940 and had to be sanitized quite a bit because of the Hays Code. They had to leave some pretty big elements out — homosexuality, mercy killings, incest, nymphomania — but even with that, the film still is very dark because of the issues it does deal with. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we continue our Black and White Cinematography of James Wong Howe series with Sam Wood’s 1942 film “Kings Row.” We talk about the adaptation and what had to change in order for th...2015-06-041h 15
The Next Reel Film PodcastThe Thin Man • The Next ReelJames Wong Howe is often cited as one of the most influential cinematographers there have been. He worked in film from the early days of the silents to the mid-70s when he received his last Oscar nomination for his color work on “Funny Lady.” But his black-and-white cinematography is what he’s primarily known for. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we start up our Black and White Cinematography of James Wong Howe series with W.S. Van Dyke’s 1934 film “The Thin Man.” We talk about the joy of watching this film, and how it really doesn’t c...2015-05-281h 13
The Next Reel Film PodcastMad Max Fury Road • The Next ReelIn case you haven’t heard, everybody seems to be talking about “Mad Max: Fury Road.” Whether they’re talking about the silly fan theories about who Tom Hardy really is playing in this film, or the ‘meninist’ groups telling people to avoid it because of its feminist agenda, or everyone else talking about the amazing action film that George Miller gave us, it certainly seems to be on people’s minds. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we finish up our Mad Max series with Miller’s latest entry, and our favorite, “Mad Max: Fury Road.” Andy gets to brag about...2015-05-211h 20
The Next Reel Film PodcastMad Max Beyond Thunderdome • The Next ReelWhile the first two Mad Max films had so much going for them, it sure seemed like a stumble with the third of the trilogy. But that’s looking at it through today’s eyes because some critics like Roger Ebert sure loved it — he put it on his ’10 Best’ list of 1985! Okay, so George Miller had lost his producing partner, Byron Kennedy, and let George Ogilvie co-direct it with him. Maybe that’s why “Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome” seems to be a bit of a stumble. Maybe it was the American financing that made it feel less gritty and more… Hollyw...2015-05-151h 26
The Next Reel Film PodcastMad Max • The Next Reel“They say people don’t believe in heroes anymore. Well, damn them! You and me, Max, we’re going to give them back their heroes!"
George Miller’s film “Mad Max” came out in 1979 in Australia and became a huge success, going on to become the most profitable film ever until it was unseated from its throne by one Blair Witch. It went on to spur two sequels and, soon, a fourth. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we gear up for one of our most anticipated movies this summer by kicking off our Mad Max series with...2015-04-301h 18
The Next Reel Film PodcastTouch of Evil • The Next ReelOrson Welles never was one who could direct in the Hollywood studio system without a hitch, and his last studio picture he directed, 1958’s “Touch of Evil,” stands testament to that fact. While the shoot itself went well, the film ran into its issues in post, leaving a truncated version that Welles wasn’t a part of (nor happy with) released on the bottom of a double bill. Luckily, through the plucky determination of producer Rick Schmidlin and editor Walter Murch, an extended version of the film, largely re-edited to Welles’ own notes to the studio, was cut together and releas...2015-04-231h 18
The Next Reel Film PodcastAce in the Hole • The Next Reel“Bad news sells best, because good news is no news."
From “Double Indemnity” in 1944 through “The Apartment” in 1960 (maybe even “One, Two, Three” in ’61), Billy Wilder really hit his stride. His films were all over the map genre-wise, yet he showed how great a director he was because they’re all incredibly memorable. With his successes, however, he certainly didn’t shy away from making dark pictures from time to time, and “Ace in the Hole” is arguably his darkest. Released in 1951, it came out a time when neither the public nor the critics were ready for something like it and it...2015-04-161h 33
The Next Reel Film PodcastOut of the Past • The Next Reel“You’re like a leaf that the wind blows from one gutter to another."
The two films most often cited as the ultimate representations of film noir are Billy Wilder’s 1944 film “Double Indemnity” and Jacques Tourneur’s 1947 film “Out of the Past.” Tourneur’s film gives us Robert Mitchum at his laconic best, Jane Greer at her sexiest and Kirk Douglas in one of his earliest roles but already defined by his machismo. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we continue our Film Noir seåries with “Out of the Past.” We talk about what we love about it and h...2015-04-091h 18
The Next Reel Film PodcastScarlet Street • The Next Reel“I’ve wanted to laugh in your face ever since I first met you. You’re old and ugly and I’m sick of you! Sick! Sick! Sick!"
Fritz Lang may have often had conflicts with his producers, but when he turned out a great film, he made so great that it’s easy to look past his argumentative nature and just focus on the end product. Well, perhaps more so now than at the time. Sure, he had his stinkers, but looking at a magnificent film like “Scarlet Street,” it’s easy to forgive any battles he started and j...2015-04-021h 18
The Next Reel Film PodcastDouble Indemnity • The Next ReelNobody knew they were making films noir when the genre started in the 40s — it wasn’t until much later when the French dubbed this new run of American films that had a darker bent with snappy dialogue, lots of shadows and femme fatales film noir. Billy Wilder was setting out to make a crime thriller; he didn’t realize at the time that his film “Double Indemnity” would be considered the first real film noir. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we begin our Film Noir series with Wilder’s brilliant film from 1944. We talk about the genre and wh...2015-03-191h 16
The Next Reel Film PodcastSyriana • The Next ReelIt’s game time, folks! This current series consists of four films that for all intents and purposes are not related, except for one connection they all have. And that’s the game — guess the connection. We won’t be announcing the films ahead of time — you’ll have to wait until they’re released to see what the films are. And when the podcast about the fourth film in our series is released on Friday, March 13th, the first person to post the correct connection on Facebook or Twitter will win a Next Reel T-shirt! Think you’ve got what it take...2015-02-191h 20
The Next Reel Film PodcastO Brother, Where Art Thou? • The Next ReelJoel and Ethan Coen must have a funny sense of humor, because the idea of making an “adaptation” of Homer’s ‘The Odyssey’ without having read it just seems like a bad idea when I picture anyone else doing it, but with them it seems like that’s part of the joke. They put enough of the story into this film to warrant it being credited as an adaption but certainly create a world of their own within the context of the film — 1930s Mississippi. And the Coens are masters of creating worlds within their films. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy...2014-11-271h 25
The Next Reel Film PodcastThe Big Lebowski • The Next ReelIt seems appropriate to the character of the Dude that “The Big Lebowski” took its time finding its audience. Coming fresh on the heels of their first Oscar-winning hit, “Fargo,” the Coen Brothers’ 7th film had a strange sense of humor, felt disjointed, was full of swearing, and didn’t connect with audiences or critics, who were all largely left scratching their heads. But time was on the side of the movie as people continued to discover it, turning it into a much-loved cult classic — with its own annual festival even. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we continue our Co...2014-11-211h 27
The Next Reel Film PodcastRaising Arizona • The Next ReelIt’s time for some laughs! Kicking off our series of Coen brother comedies, we jump in with the second film of theirs, “Raising Arizona.” Coming after “Blood Simple,” they certainly went 180 degrees with this wild comedy. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we talk about this hilarious 1987 film. We talk about why the film works for us and what we like about it — and why it’s so stinkin’ funny! We discuss the performances — Nicolas Cage, Holly Hunter, John Goodman, William Forsythe, Trey Wilson, Frances McDormand and more — and look at what they bring to the table and why they all w...2014-11-131h 29
The Next Reel Film PodcastChristine • The Next ReelThere's something about your first love, and there's something about your first car. Stephen King found an interesting way to tap into that with his novel "Christine," and John Carpenter found an interesting way to develop it even further in his 1983 adaptation. Sure, the car may be possessed, but Arnie sure falls for his car... and she for him. It's an interesting take, and one we delve into this week. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we continue our Stephen King series with Carpenter's "Christine." We talk about our first experiences with this film and how that comp...2014-10-091h 27
The Next Reel Film PodcastBrazil • The Next ReelTerry Gilliam has always been an ambitious director with wild visions for his films. Sometimes that’s worked out, sometimes it hasn’t. In the case of the follow-up to his successful film Time Bandits, Brazil didn’t work out, at least at the time. Gilliam had a very public battle with Sid Sheinberg, the president and CEO of MCA-Universal at the time, who didn’t want to release Gilliam’s film as it was presented to him. It wasn’t until 1996 when Gilliam’s director’s cut was finally released, but people could tell long before that there was a great film...2014-07-171h 47
The Next Reel Film PodcastKnowing • The Next ReelConsidering how much critics and audiences seem to hate Alex Proyas' 2009 film Knowing, it's surprising that it actually did fairly well at the box office. We don't know if that's proof that people actually like it, but it was hated enough that Andy felt it was appropriate to call it a guilty pleasure of his. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we finish up our short and fun Guilty Pleasure Series with Proyas' Knowing. Andy talks about why he loves it so much, and Pete talks about what he likes about it while pointing out all the prob...2014-07-031h 17
The Next Reel Film PodcastThe Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension • The Next ReelAs someone once said, cult films aren't born, they're chosen. The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension failed at the box office, but the film was just quirky enough to find that fan base and get propelled into cult status. While the film didn't do well enough to warrant a sequel, it did find a big fan in Pete. Join us — Andy Nelson and Pete Wright — as we begin our short (but hopefully fun) Guilty Pleasure Series with Buckaroo Banzai. Pete talks about why this film is a guilty pleasure for him and Andy admits that, while neve...2014-06-261h 13
The Next Reel Film PodcastAtlantic City • The Next ReelIt’s time to draw the curtains on our 1981 series with another Louis Malle film, Atlantic City. While technically made in 1979 and released in Canada and France in 1980, this film wasn’t released in the US until April 1981. Because of that, however, it does feel like a film from the 70s to us, like many films in our series ended up doing. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we discuss Malle’s second film to be released in 1981 in the US. We talk about how the film worked for us — Andy really loved it this go-around, latching on to the ch...2014-06-201h 26
The Next Reel Film PodcastThe Matrix • The Next ReelPeople often talk about the great movie year of 1999, and one of the great films that came out that year is 'The Matrix,' the film that made bullet-time a filmmaking standard and stunt wire work almost an expectation in action films. But it's a great film because of its script, written by Lana née Larry and Andy Wachowski, who went on to co-direct it as well. Join us — Pete Wright and Andy Nelson — as we delve into our next Listener's Choice movie selection with 'The Matrix.' We talk about the script and how it works in the w...2014-04-241h 53