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Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 098 - Lean On MeEpisode 98: Lean On Me Season 5 marches on as the gang steps into the halls of Eastside High for John G. Avildsen's 1989 drama Lean On Me, where Principal Joe Clark takes on failing systems, fraying hope, and a school on the brink with nothing but a bullhorn, a baseball bat, and a stubborn belief in his students. Craig rings the bell with Producer's Notes (9:52), setting the tone for a spirited class session, while Alain sketches out the ups, downs, and hard lines in the Beauclair Synopsis (29:56). Chris takes the lectern in Philosopher's Corner (1:07:24), reflecting on the film's questions...
2025-11-152h 37
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 097 - WeaponsEpisode 97: Weapons Just in time for a Halloween Spooktacular, the gang is back for Season 5 of Philosophy in Film, and the reel's already spinning! First up in the tray: Zach Cregger's eerie ensemble horror Weapons (2025), where seventeen schoolchildren vanish at 2:17 a.m., forcing a town to ask: what if the monster isn't outside, but inside the story? In search of answers, Craig sounds the alarm with Producer's Notes (8:31) while Alain opens the Beauclair Synopsis (17:23), laying out the tangled threads of characters, each chasing a truth they're too afraid to face. Chris slips into Philosopher's Corner (42:55), tracing the...
2025-10-261h 33
Pour mieux vivre les menstruations23. Ménopause avec Estelle Beauclair de Monthly DignityDans le 23e épisode du balado Pour mieux vivre les menstruations, on reçoit Estelle Beauclair de chez Monthly Dignity pour mieux comprendre l’univers de la ménopause. On discute de qu’est-ce que la ménopause, la périménopause et la postménopause; de quels sont les facteurs qui peuvent influencer les symptômes liés à la périménopause et à la postménopause, des mythes et préjugés qui sont souvent associés à la ménopause, des implications pour la santé physique et mentale, des options de traitements et de gestion et bien plus!Cet épis...
2025-10-1846 min
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 096 - EddingtonEpisode 96: Eddington This week on Philosophy in Film, the gang rides into the dust and disinformation of Ari Aster's 2025 neo-Western Eddington. Set during the upheaval of 2020, the film pits Joaquin Phoenix's stoic, conspiracy-prone sheriff Joe Cross against Pedro Pascal's pragmatic mayor Ted Garcia in a small New Mexico town splintered by mask mandates, social media warfare, and secrets. Craig sounds the warning in Producer's Notes (9:59), rallying the posse to get ready; Alain draws the map of conflict in the Beauclair Synopsis (20:57), threading the political grievance, personal betrayal, and escalating paranoia. Chris then steps into Philosopher's Corner (41:16), tuning...
2025-10-091h 47
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 095 - SinnersEpisode 95: Sinners This week on Philosophy in Film, the gang steps into the blood-soaked confessional of Ryan Coogler's 2025 thriller, Sinners. Nestled in the indie-crime-vampire-redemption-gangster genre, the film follows Eli Morgan, a disgraced pastor-turned-defense attorney, as he's pulled into the moral murk of faith, failure, and a client who might not be entirely human. Craig hacks away at Producer's Notes (9:37) with only slight collateral damage, while Alain cracks open the Book of Beauclair (21:04) to lay out Eli's twilight descent. Chris then lights a candle for Philosopher's Corner (47:20), tuning into the film's musical language, where brooding jazz and sacred...
2025-07-082h 01
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 094 - The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the KingEpisode 94: The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King Our long journey through Middle-earth reaches its end as the gang takes on the towering finale of Peter Jackson's Lord of the Rings trilogy: The Return of the King. Craig lights the beacons with Producer's Notes (8:03), rallying the realm for the final leg of our quest. Alain draws his sword for the Beauclair Synopsis (20:22), charting the last stand against darkness with Aragorn's path to the throne and Frodo's climb toward Mount Doom. Chris raises the light of Eärendil in Philosopher's Corner (47:28), exploring the steadfast, selfless r...
2025-05-132h 15
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 092 - AnoraThe gang at Philosophy in Film embarks on a wild ride with Sean Baker's Palme d'Or-winning dark comedy, Anora. This episode explores the intricate narrative of Anora Mikheeva, a Brooklyn-based sex worker portrayed by Mikey Madison, whose impulsive marriage to Vanya Zakharov, the son of a Russian oligarch, leads to unforeseen challenges when his family intervenes. Craig reveals his impulsivity as he proposes with Producer's Notes (7:39), setting the stage for Alain's 4-carat Beauclair Synopsis (22:18), where he lays out the twists and turns of Anora's high-stakes journey. Chris then steers Philosopher's Corner (37:50), examining the transactional and emotional dynamics at play...
2025-02-252h 00
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 091 - The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the RingEmbark on an epic journey with the gang as we delve into Peter Jackson's cinematic masterpiece, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring. With the fate of Middle-earth resting on a perilous quest, the crew unites to explore the deep lore, unforgettable characters, and weighty themes that set this legendary saga in motion. Taking his farthest step outside the Shire, Craig sets us on the path with Producer's Notes (7:16), Alain braves the mines of the Beauclair Synopsis (23:26), and Chris embarks on a quest to unravel the secrets in the Philosopher's Corner (57:36). The council gathers for the...
2025-01-211h 58
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 090 - Home AloneThis week on Philosophy in Film, we light up the holiday season with the 1990 holiday classic, Home Alone! Directed by Chris Columbus and written by John Hughes, this iconic family comedy follows Kevin McCallister, a pint-sized troublemaker accidentally left behind when his family heads to Paris for Christmas. As Kevin defends his home from two bumbling burglars, Harry and Marv, he discovers not only his knack for improvisation but also the true meaning of family and forgiveness. Craig jingles all the way through Producer's Notes (7:38), Alain unwraps the details with the Beauclair Synopsis (19:46), and Chris delivers a sleigh full...
2024-12-231h 24
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 088 - Alien: RomulusEpisode 88: Alien: Romulus Shaking up the release schedule with Episode 88 of Philosophy in Film, the gang boards the hauntingly dark Alien: Romulus, the latest installment in the storied sci-fi horror franchise. Returning to the series' roots, this new chapter explores themes of survival, creation, and the horrifying unknown. Craig starts the countdown with Producer's Notes (6:54), setting the stage for Alain's Beauclair Synopsis (17:12), which pieces together the film's gripping narrative. Chris navigates the depths of terror and existential inquiry in Philosopher's Corner (43:35), while the Round Table Discussion (53:29) tackles the movie's tension, terror, and timeless reflections on humanity's fragility...
2024-12-091h 57
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 089 - Pump Up The VolumeEpisode 89: Pump Up The Volume This week on Philosophy in Film, the gang cranks up the dial with the 1990 cult classic Pump Up The Volume. Starring Christian Slater as the enigmatic pirate radio DJ Hard Harry, this film delves into themes of rebellion, teenage angst, and the power of uncensored self-expression. From the airwaves of suburban Arizona to the philosophical crossroads of free speech and societal change, Pump Up The Volume asks what it truly means to find your voice in a world that doesn't want to listen. Craig kicks off the broadcast with Producer's N...
2024-12-021h 48
Whiskey with WitcherYour Pod or Mine with Breakfast in BeauclairWho says you can't have whiskey for breakfast? In our newest fandom episode, we're joined by Alyssa, the host of the Breakfast in Beauclair podcast (you know, the Witcher pod that actually knows what they're doing) for a free-flowing conversation on creating fan podcasts. When did Alyssa first get the idea for Breakfast in Beauclair? How did it develop such an engaged global fanbase? And how did they manage to record an entire episode about Dudu without the entire thing devolving into a bunch of junior high jokes?!? Alyssa reveals the challenges of hosting a podcast on her own, the...
2024-11-271h 15
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 087 - Cabin in the WoodsEpisode 87: The Cabin in the Woods In Episode 87, the Philosophy in Film Podcast descends into the horror-comedy labyrinth of The Cabin in the Woods (2012), where slasher tropes and cosmic horror are delightfully turned inside out. Craig breaks out his sales tactics in Producer's Notes (8:34), setting the stage for Alain to deliver a chilling Beauclair Synopsis (21:08), diving into the intricate setup of five unsuspecting friends venturing into a remote cabin, only to discover they're players in a far darker game. Chris unpacks the metaphysical questions lurking beneath in Philosopher's Corner (42:58), dissecting themes of free will, ritual, a...
2024-10-301h 39
Smiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesCynthia Lang: Inspiring Progress in SKDEAS Research & TreatmentsGet ready for an inspiring episode of the Smiles Included Podcast as we welcome back Cynthia Lang. She returns with a heartfelt update on her ongoing quest to find a treatment for her son, Sebastian, and shares exciting news about the Skraban-Deardorff Syndrome Foundation's role in advancing this critical research.Discover how Transcripta Bio, formerly known as Rarebase, is making significant strides in rare disease research through innovative drug repurposing techniques. Cynthia’s journey began over two years ago, and the groundbreaking work of Transcripta Bio is bringing her closer to realizing her dream of a treatment fo...
2024-09-1028 min
Breakfast in Beauclair5 Years of Breakfast in BeauclairAlyssa's in the hot seat to reflect upon the last five years of Breakfast in Beauclair with Witcher Kitchen's Anita Sarna and Karolina Krupecka. Very important bits include: the origins of the podcast, highlights from the last five years, and plans for the future of the show. [0:00] Cold Open [0:42] Discussion [17:49] End Theme This episode is available at Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, and Stitcher.
2024-08-1518 min
HER Truth Revealed: Unraveling Our Midlife EraS2E20 Q&A Elevating Your Brand with AuthenticitySend us a textWelcome to another empowering episode of The Evolution of the Fempreneur. I'm excited to present the latest session of Q&A Elevating Your Brand with Authenticity. Join us every Thursday at 3 PM PDT for an engaging discussion on what it truly means to build a brand that resonates deeply with your audience. In a world where authenticity and connection are paramount, I dive into:✅ Cultivating a sense of safety through your messaging to foster trust. ✅ Differentiating between a safe and sacred space with your services. ✅ Crafting effective messages and leveragi...
2024-07-2742 min
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 086 - CasablancaIn our 86th episode, the gang is joined by Dr. Steven Brence as we travel back to the smoky cafes and shadowy alleyways of wartime Morocco with the cinematic classic "Casablanca." This beloved film follows the story of Rick Blaine, an American expatriate who must choose between his love for Ilsa Lund and helping her husband, Victor Laszlo, escape the clutches of the Nazis. The episode begins with Producer's Notes (6:22), where Craig entertains us with his signature wit that might just rival Rick's own. Alain then delivers a captivating Beauclair Synopsis (13:25), recounting the unforgettable plot and characters that have...
2024-07-091h 52
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 085 - Dune: Part 2For the 85th episode of the Philosophy in Film Podcast, the gang ventures deep into the sands of Arrakis with Denis Villeneuve's highly anticipated "Dune: Part 2." This sci-fi epic continues the journey of Paul Atreides as he unites with Chani and the Fremen to fight against the oppressive forces threatening their world. As the spice must flow, so must our philosophical musings! Craig navigates through Producer's Notes (7:46), while Alain offers his detailed Beauclair Synopsis (13:19). Chris delves into the depths of philosophical inquiry in Philosopher's Corner (30:05), exploring themes of destiny, power, and ecological stewardship. Our Round Table Discussion (43:22) ignites heated...
2024-06-281h 27
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 084 - Anatomy of a FallEpisode 84: Anatomy of a Fall For the 84th episode of Philosophy in Film Podcast, the gang lays down the gavel on Justine Triet's 2023 Palme d'Or-winning film, "Anatomy of a Fall." This gripping legal drama follows a writer accused of her husband's murder as she navigates the complexities of truth and perception. Join us as we interrogate the evidence and cross-examine the narrative with segments including Producer's Notes (6:43), where Craig opens the case file; the Beauclair Synopsis (15:24), where Alain presents the facts; Philosopher's Corner (30:51), where Chris examines themes of justice and truth; the Round Table Discussion (35:03), where we...
2024-06-111h 56
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 083 - Fight ClubEpisode 83: Fight Club This week on Philosophy in Film, the gang grapples with the anarchic world of David Fincher's Fight Club. Starring Edward Norton, Brad Pitt, and Helena Bonham Carter, this cult classic delves into themes of consumerism, identity, and rebellion as it follows an insomniac office worker and a devil-may-care soap maker as they form an underground fight club that evolves into something much more. The chaos begins with Producer's Notes (6:22), where Craig sets the stage for an evening of mayhem. Alain then unpacks the narrative in the Beauclair Synopsis (18:27), laying the foundation for C...
2024-05-281h 45
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 082 - Donnie DarkoWake up. This week, the gang ventures down the rabbit hole of 2001's cult classic sci-fi thriller, Donnie Darko. Set in 1988, this film explores the interconnected relationships between characters while searching for the underlying truths that bind everything together, for better or for worse. Craig guides the way first with the hare-raising Producer's Notes (6:23), then Alain chooses to sit next to the Beauclair Synopsis (14:11) while Chris predicts our paths with (the) Philosopher's Corner (27:33). Things take a dark turn at the Round Table (35:21), then we travel back in time to replay our Reviews (1:12:25) and maybe ask Frank for...
2024-05-141h 26
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 081 - The Grand Budapest HotelFor this week's episode, the gang marvels at the magnificence of The Grand Budapest Hotel. With an all-star cast of both fresh and familiar faces, this charming Wes Anderson film stars Ralph Fiennes as the concierge of a first-class resort hotel in the 1930s. The story unfolds after the mysterious death of one of the patrons and M. Gustave (Fiennes) finds himself as the primary suspect in this splendid escapade. Once in the lobby, take a right and down the hall to find Craig waiting with Producer's Notes (8:31). Alain then shows us to the Beauclair Synopsis (17:19), with Chris preparing...
2024-04-301h 30
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 080 - RoadhouseEpisode 80: Roadhouse This week, the gang takes a trip back to the glory of 1980s cinema with the high-octane feature Roadhouse! Starring Patrick Swayze as the Ph.D.-educated bouncer, the gang discusses their shared similarities with our hero, exploring the relatable parallels in their professional experiences as Craig begins the brawl with Producer's Notes (6:37). Alain then fights his way through the Beauclair Synopsis (19:12), with Chris packing a punch in Philosopher's Corner (30:55). The gang dukes it out over the Round Table (40:34), with Reviews (1:16:41) and Mailbag (1:24:01) bringing in backup. As always, we discuss the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects...
2024-04-221h 30Smiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesDr. Thomas Frazier and Katie Huba: Groundbreaking research to understand the cognitive and behavioral patterns of WDR26 patientsDiscover the groundbreaking strides being made in research on the WDR26 mutation as I talk to Dr. Thomas Frazier and his Research Coordinator, Katie Huba. This episode takes us through a new path towards understanding and improving the lives of those affected by rare genetic conditions. Dr. Frazier talks to us about his new study that leverages parent-reported questionnaires and innovative webcam assessments to unravel the cognitive and behavioral patterns in individuals with Skraban-Deardorff Syndrome. Research into rare diseases often brings a mix of apprehension and optimism. Here, we tackle the details of study participation, addressing the el...
2024-03-2932 min
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 079 - OppenheimerEpisode 79: Oppenheimer This week on Philosophy in Film, the gang takes on Christopher Nolan's explosive biographical thriller, Oppenheimer. With an all-star cast including Cillian Murphy, Florence Pugh, Robert Downey Jr., and many others, this film explores the life and dilemma surrounding physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer and his contributions to the Manhattan Project, along with the consequences that resulted. The discussion ignites with Producer's Notes (8:31) and the Beauclair Synopsis (19:02). Then Chris sets the conversation ablaze with Philosopher's Corner (32:54), leading the gang to discuss morality and much more in The Round Table (48:54). Finally, opinions clash head to head as...
2024-03-242h 02
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 078 - GhostJust in time for Valentine's Day, the gang at Philosophy in Film explores love and the afterlife in 1990's surprise Box Office smash, Ghost, starring Patrick Swayze, Demi Moore, Tony Goldwyn, and Whoopi Goldberg. Tag along this journey of treachery and self-discovery beginning with Producer's Notes (5:40), then Alain gives his patented Beauclair Synopsis (13:46). Next, Craig takes us down the winding turns of Philosopher's Corner (24:00), then the gang dukes it out over the Round Table (33:16), with Reviews (1:40:15) and Mailbag (1:49:58) lighting the way to the end. As always, we discuss the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that caught our...
2024-02-151h 56
Com d'Archi[REPLAY] S3#79🇺🇸🇬🇧 “Beauclair x 2, sustainable development applied to scenography and design”After a presentation of Frédéric Beauclair, interior architect and scenographer, and that of his son, a designer with whom he collaborates occasionally, we discover his approach to sustainable development. Frédéric Beauclair's text is read by Esther..Image DR © Frédéric BeauclairSound engineering : Julien Rebours___If you like the podcast do not hesitate:. to subscribe so you don't miss the next episodes,. to leave us stars and a comment :-),. to follow us on Instagram @comdarchipodcast to find beautif...
2024-02-0909 min
Com d'Archi[REDIFF] S3#78🇫🇷 Itv, "Matériel, immatériel et filiation" avec Frédéric et Thomas BeauclairIn French in this CDA S3#78 (monday online), “Material, immaterial and filiation”, an interview of Frédéric Beauclair interior architect and scenograph, and Thomas Beauclair designer. In English in CDA S3#79 (wednesday online), “Beauclair x 2, sustainable development applied to scenography and design” by Frédéric Beauclair. En français dans le CDA S3#78 (lundi en ligne), " Matériel, immatériel et filiation" Frédéric Beauclair architecte d’intérieur and scenographe, et Thomas Beauclair designer. . En anglais dans CDA S3#79 (mercredi en ligne), “Beauclair x 2, le développement durable appliqué à la scénographie et au design” par Fréd...
2024-02-0947 min
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 077 - Leave the World BehindPhilosophy in Film brings in the new year with Netflix's 2023 thriller Leave the World Behind. Directed by Mr. Robot's Sam Esmail and based on the 2020 novel by Rumaan Alam, the gang prepares for cataclysmic crisis by cracking this week's featured beer, starting with Producer's Notes (8:40) and the Beauclair Synopsis (21:09), heading down the Philosopher's Corner (37:08), diving deep into the film with the Round Table (50:37), with Reviews (1:24:52) & Mailbag (1:45:01) bringing it all crumbling down. As always, we discuss the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that caught our attention, and maybe even discuss the F.R.I.E.N.D.S...
2024-01-311h 55
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 076 - Love, ActuallyIn this heartwarming episode, we unravel the magic of "Love, Actually" (2003), a romantic masterpiece directed by Richard Curtis. Producer's Notes (7:05) set the scene, with insights into the Bonnie Doon moments that shape the Christmas narrative. The Beauclair Synopsis (19:45) delicately weaves the intertwined lives, creating a tapestry of romance and holiday spirit that even the Grinch would find enchanting. Philosopher's Corner (36:45) takes a phenomenological dive into the concept that love actually is, exploring the always-already nature of affection and invoking Meno by Plato. At the Round Table (46:30), we shoehorn ourselves into discussions, digging into the movie's bromantic elements and navigating...
2023-12-162h 08HER Truth Revealed: Unraveling Our Midlife EraS1E27 Evolution of Creativity w/ Shannon Gray BeauclairSend us a textThe Evolution of Fempreneurs is a highly evolved successful female business owner who has developed a deep understanding and mastery of her industry, as well as strong leadership. Not holding back due to societal or personal expectations. Growing and making strides in the entrepreneurial world.This podcast is ideal for women who are ready and willing to grow and have already paid for courses with no results. Hosted by Wonderful Morrison, a brand and marketing coach, business expert, and online business educator, this podcast is for women who...
2023-12-131h 21
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 075 - Into the WildIn this introspective episode, we delve into "Into the Wild" (2007), a cinematic journey directed by Sean Penn. Producer's Notes (6:30) kick off our exploration, providing unique insights into local interests and the film's creation. The Beauclair Synopsis (21:15) paints a vivid picture of the transcendental experience, where simplicity and a return to nature shape the narrative. Philosopher's Corner (37:20) we navigate the film's philosophical landscape, where the pursuit of a simpler life takes center stage. At the Round Table (44:30), we delve into the film's profound exploration of a "wild" existence, contemplating whether happiness is shared when one goes back to basics or...
2023-12-042h 02Smiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesLaura Johansen: Triumphs, Challenges, and Hope in Raising a Rare ChildOn this episode of Smiles Included, we sit with Laura Johansen, a resilient mother who shares her heartfelt experiences of raising her 21-year-old son, Duncan, who has only recently been diagnosed with Skraban-Deardorff. We dive into the early days marked by febrile seizures and delayed development and follow her journey through the complexities associated with this rare condition. We touch upon Duncan's speech development, school and sports experiences, family dynamic and friendships. Laura provides great advice for what has worked for her and Duncan along the way. It's a unique perspective on the joys, challenges, and hopes of r...
2023-11-291h 01
J'ai l'oeil du tigre - musée et exposition96. La gamification (ou la ludification) au musée et en médiation culturelle avec Cécilia Beauclair👋 Est-ce que le jeu a sa place au musée et dans la médiation culturelle ?
👋 Que signifie la gamification ? La ludification ?
👋 Pourquoi et comment l'utiliser ?
👋Exemples à suivre, exemples à fuir ? Quelles sont les bonnes pratiques ou les pires boulettes ?
😀 Défenseur ou détracteur du jeu ? Pour ou contre ? La gamification est tendance, l'avenir ou accessoire ?
Mon invitée
Je reçois Cécilia Beauclair.
Cécilia est ludothécaire à temps partiel mais aussi maman de trois enfants. Cette créative à toujours milles proj...
2023-11-2155 min
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 074 - Final DestinationIn this riveting episode, we dissect "Final Destination" (2000), a mind-bending creation by director James Wong. Producer's Notes (8:40) kick off our exploration, revealing Rube Goldberg-like behind-the-scenes details. The Beauclair Synopsis (20:50) paints a thrilling narrative, entwining fate, and the enigmatic concept of living forever vs. death's malevolent designs. Philosopher's Corner (37:51) delves deep into Stoic philosophy, pondering life's 180-degree turns and the intricacies of destiny. At the Round Table (45:19), we unravel the film's intriguing intricacies, where every event feels meticulously designed. Reviews (1:25:08) capture the film's MackDaddy moments, while the Mailbag (1:39:48) invites profound questions about mortality and the human spirit. Join us on...
2023-10-291h 57
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 073 - Straight StoryEpisode 73 of Philosphy in Film marks the start of Season 4! In this episode, we explore Straight Story (1999), a cinematic gem by director David Lynch. We start with intriguing insights behind the scenes with Producer's Notes (8:15). Next, we meander and weave through the Beauclair Synopsis (19:15) from start to finish. Philosopher's Corner (23:55) delves into profound themes, inviting contemplation and paints a vivid, enigmatic picture. The Round Table (36:18) navigates the film's emotional depth, evoking introspection yet misunderstanding humour. Listen to the diverse Reviews (1:15:07) as we measure the film's subtle brilliance alongside its regrets. Lastly, the Mailbag (1:26:46) sparks engaging discussions and legal theories...
2023-10-241h 36Smiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesJackie and Eddy Jones: A rare disease journey of hope, resilience and vulnerability.....and a golf tournament!Today, we're shining a light on a family's journey with their SKDEAS kid and the strength that it has carved out in them. Meet Jackie and Eddie Jones, the remarkable parents of Travis, who open their hearts to us about their path to diagnosis, the challenges they've faced, and the bonds they've built.We journey with Jackie and Eddie as they navigate the complexities surrounding Travis's diagnosis. We unpack the medical challenges, such as tracheomalacia and eosinophilic esophagitis, that have become a part of their lives. We also step into the shoes of the Jones family as t...
2023-08-171h 05
The Front Line with Joe & JoeWhen Your Kids Leave the Faith | Patti Maguire Armstrong & Roxane Beauclair SalonenIn "What Would Monica Do?", Patti Maguire Armstrong & Roxane Beauclair Salonen - two mothers, authors, and lovers of St. Monica - offer guidance, practical advice, and prayers for navigating the difficulty of losing a loved one to the world through their reflections on St. Monica.
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2023-08-1657 min
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 072 - BarbiePhilosophy in Film wraps up our 3rd season in style with this very special episode featuring the summer smash hit: Barbie! In this episode, the gang dives into their old toy chest to delve into the decades-popular toy as she hits the big screen. Driven by an all-star cast, Barbie brings with her a passionate discourse amongst film-goers, as well as an unexpectedly meaningful philosophical glimpse at gender dialogue. Wetting their whistles with an appropriately paired beverage, Producer's Notes leads the charge (8:19), followed by the Beauclair Synopsis (23:04), The Philosopher's Corner (29:46), with the Round Table taking a voyage (40:04) between Barbieland...
2023-08-101h 57
Philosophy In FilmCool Hand LukeWhat…we've got here is…Episode 71 of Philosophy in Film! Returning with 1967's touchstone classic: 'Cool Hand Luke', guided by the Oscar-winning performances of Paul Newman and George Kennedy, the gang digs away at the highly decorated prison film for philosophical discussion. With the help of special guest Megan Craig (Associate Professor of Philosophy and Art, Stony Brook University), the gang goes off the rails starting with Producer's Notes (5:53), the Beauclair Synopsis (13:01), Philosopher's Corner (24:07), paving the way for the Round Table Discussion (31:33), briefly escaping back to Reviews (87:09), and changing the game with #Mailbag (99:16). Join us as we take...
2023-07-101h 46
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 070 - Indiana Jones & The Raiders of the Lost ArkThe 70th installment of Philosophy in Film features our heroes traveling back to 1936, with Steven Speilberg's blockbuster 1981 film: Indiana Jones & The Raiders of the Lost Ark! With the beloved archeologist at their side, the gang embarks on a quest to find philosophical meaning behind one of the most storied franchises in cinema history, driven by segments like Producer's Notes (5:45), the Beauclair Synopsis (15:26), Philosopher's Corner (26:21), the Round Table Discussion (31:54), narrowly escaping back to Reviews (71:31), and topping it all off with the face-melting #Mailbag (78:45). As always, we engage in a discussion of all the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie...
2023-06-271h 31
Philosophy In FilmSignsFor the 69th episode of Philosophy In Film Podcast, the gang takes a swing at M. Night Shyamalan's 2002 sci-fi horror, 'Signs'. This week, we explore the dark phenomenons of the podcast, including Producers' Notes (10:39), the Beauclair Synopsis (25:19), Philosopher's Corner (36:35), the Round Table Discussion (45:32), crop-circling back to Reviews (91:12), and heading down the stretch with #Mailbag (103:07). As always, we engage in a discussion of all the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that cropped up. Featured Beer: Scona Gold - from Alley Kat Brewing Company (Edmonton, Alberta)
2023-06-131h 54
Philosophy In FilmThe Menu This week in episode 68 of Philosophy In Film Podcast, the gang dines on the thrilling comedy horror, 'The Menu'. Once again, we feast our way through all your favorite and less favorite courses of the podcast, including Producers' Notes (5:56), the Beauclair Synopsis (26:17), Philosopher's Corner (46:06), the Round Table Discussion (65:00ish), and, of course, the #Mailbag (116:24). As always, we engage in a discussion of all the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that worked up our appetites. Featured Beer: Maillard Reaction - from Born Brewing Company (Calgary, Alberta)
2023-06-052h 01Smiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesAllison Pyer: Unraveling the Complexities of the Neurotypical-Neurodiverse ConnectionIn today's podcast, I have the pleasure of interviewing my twin sister, Allison Pyer, whom I'm very close to. Both of us have two children each, and her youngest son and my SKDEAS son were born within two weeks of each other. As you can imagine, we had hoped that they would grow up together, reach their developmental milestones at the same time, and become the best of friends.However, life didn't unfold exactly as we had envisioned it, and we've never had an opportunity to discuss how our children feel about each other, until now. In...
2023-05-1650 min
Philosophy In FilmWall-EEpisode 67 of the Philosophy In Film Podcast looks at the titular Pixar classic, 'Wall-E'. Once again, we work our way through all your favorite and less favorite segments of the podcast, including Producers' Notes (7:58), the Beauclair Synopsis (17:48), Philosopher's Corner (29:31), the Round Table Discussion (39:23), and, of course, the #Mailbag (92:51). As always, we engage in a discussion of all the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that caught our attention. Featured Beer: Easy Living - from Cabin Brewing Company (Calgary, Alberta)
2023-05-101h 35
Philosophy In FilmPhilosophy In Film - 066 - Triangle of SadnessEpisode 66 of the Philosophy In Film Podcast looks at the satire-drama 'Triangle of Sadness'. As always, we work through all the familiar aspects of the show, including Producers' Notes (6:15), the Beauclair Synopsis (20:16), Philosopher's Corner (34:36), the Round Table Discussion (42:54), and, of course, the #Mailbag (1:35:44). As always, we try to fit in a discussion of all the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that caught our attention. Featured Beer: Uncharted Citra Ale - from Blind Enthusiasm (Edmonton, Alberta)
2023-04-271h 54Smiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesKristen Worrell: Navigating the uncertainty of the SKDEAS spectrumIn this episode, I speak with Kristen Worrell. Kristen is the amazing mom of two young children, one of which has Skraban-Deardorff Syndrome. Kristen talks to us about what the diagnosis means for Lynnie, who truly is a little superhero. We talk a lot about the struggle we have with the unknown of the SKDEAS diagnosis due to the large spectrum of impact to our kids. We discussed all of the therapies that our children endure each week and how we are constantly questioning if we are doing too much or not enough. I think a lot of parents will...
2023-03-2956 min
Philosophy In FilmAvatar 2: The Way of WaterEpisode 65 of the Philosophy In Film Podcast looks at the highly anticipated Avatar 2, and also hockey cards. As is our way, we work through all the familiar aspects of the show, including Producers' Notes (6:14), the Beauclair Synopsis (19:00), Philosopher's Corner (38:42), the Round Table Discussion (48:20), and, of course, the #Mailbag (1:46:33). As always, we try to fit in a discussion of all the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that caught our attention. Featured Beer: Death Wave Light Lager - from Sea Change Brewing Co. (Edmonton, Alberta)
2023-03-061h 54Smiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesRare Disease Day 2023This episode is being published on February 28th, otherwise known as Rare Disease Day. This is the day we speak a little louder than normal on behalf of those impacted by Skraban-Deardorff. There are over 300MM people impacted by rare diseases worldwide, with 72% of them being rare genetic diseases like SKDEAS. Sometimes we feel small and alone and this day pulls all rare families together to drive awareness of the importance of fighting for treatments and better lives. So I’m doing something a bit different on the podcast today and featuring two guests that h...
2023-02-2813 min
Philosophy In FilmA Charlie Brown ChristmasOur annual Christmas special, episode 64 of the Philosophy In Film Podcast is a look at "A Charlie Brown Christmas". We cover all the old familiar aspects of the show, including Producers' Notes (7:09), the Beauclair Synopsis (16:03), Philosopher's Corner (27:14), the Round Table Discussion (36:14), and a bulkier than normal edition of the yuletide #Mailbag (97:05). As always, we try to fit in a discussion of all the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that caught our attention. Featured Beer: Brown Christmas, Spiced Brown Belgium Winter Ale - from Bent Stick Brewing (Edmonton, Alberta)
2022-12-262h 02
Philosophy In FilmInherent ViceEpisode 63 of the Philosophy In Film Podcast features esteemed guest Philosopher, Joe Saunders, as we look back at Paul Thomas Anderson's "Inherent Vice)". While Craig embraces the spirit of the movie and slowly retreats into his own mind, we cover all the familiar segments, including Producers' Notes (7:59), the Beauclair Synopsis (16:42), Philosopher's Corner (25:59), and a Round Table Discussion (31:39), where as always, we discuss the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that caught our attention. Featured Beer: Hazy Morning New England Pale Ale from Familia Brewing (Pigeon Lake, Alberta)
2022-12-231h 21
Midday Moms#78 - What would Monica do? - Patti Maguire Armstrong & Roxanne Beauclair-SalomenJoin Dorothy Pilarski as she interviews Patti Maguire Armstrong and Roxanne Beauclair - Salomen about their new book, "What would Monica do?"
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2022-12-211h 13
Philosophy In FilmAll Quiet on the Western FrontEpisode 62 of the Philosophy In Film Podcast features the German film "All Quiet on the Western Front (2022)" based on the 1929 novel of the same name. As is always the case, we make our way through Producers' Notes (5:47), the Beauclair Synopsis (16:36), Philosopher's Corner (36:15), and a Round Table Discussion (49:11), where as always, we discuss the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that caught our attention. Featured Beer: Foedered Lager - Munich Dunkel from Blindman Brewing (Lacombe, Alberta)
2022-12-211h 43Smiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesAndrew Houser: A SKDEAS superhero talks to us about what the diagnosis has meant to him and impacted his lifeI'm so excited for this episode - we are hearing directly from one of our SKDEAS superheroes! Andrew Houser was diagnosed with Skraban-Deardorff two years ago at the age of 17 and he tells us what having a diagnosis means to him and the importance of the support of the SKDEAS community. Andrew was very open about his life and where he sees himself after he completes school. For many in our community, this is the first time hearing from someone that has been diagnosed with SKDEAS. A huge thank you to Andrew for giving a voice to our...
2022-12-1236 min
Philosophy In FilmTop Gun MaverickEpisode 61 of the Philosophy In Film Podcast features the blockbuster 2022 sequel "Top Gun: Maverick". With the Producer doing his best impersonation of an old man yelling at the clouds throughout, this episode follows the familiar itinerary with Producers' Notes, the Beauclair Synopsis, Philosopher's Corner, and a Round Table Discussion, where as always, we discuss the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that caught our attention. Featured Beer: Linton Stephenson Tailgunner Czeck Pilsner from Tailgunner Brewing Company (Calgary, Alberta)
2022-11-302h 05
Philosophy In FilmCandyman 20212022 Halloween Special: Episode 60 of the Philosophy In Film Podcast features the 2021 sequel to the classic horror-thriller "Candyman" directed by Nia DaCosta. After a relentless campaign by some of our most dedicated listeners, we finally take on the Candyman franchise... This episode includes Producers' Notes (6:08), the Beauclair Synopsis (22:14), Philosopher's Corner (aka: The Corner) (40:22) and the Round Table Discussion, where as always, we discuss the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that caught our attention. Featured Beer: Hub and Spoke Vienna Lager from Inner City Brewing (Calgary, Alberta)
2022-10-311h 54
Stacy & Stacy"What Would Monica Do?" Just Love ThemStacy & Stacy welcome author, Roxane Beauclair Salonen to talk about her book with Patti Maguire Armstrong, "What Would Monica Do?" The ladies are all Catholic mothers with big families navigating modern culture. They discuss fears about talking to grandparents when kids have difficulty. Do they want to know? Do they suffer more? Links from This EpisodeOptional Memorial of Saint Callistus I, pope and martyrWhat Would Monica Do? by Patti Maguire Armstrong and Roxane Beauclair Salonen
2022-10-1433 minStacy & StacyWomen Need to Support Each Other! Interview with Roxane Beauclair SalonenStacy & Stacy welcome author, Roxane Beauclair Salonen to talk about her book with Patti Maguire Armstrong, "What Would Monica Do?" The ladies are all Catholic mothers with big families navigating modern culture. They discuss the power of telling our stories and supporting each other. Links from This EpisodeThursday of the Twenty-eighth Week in Ordinary Time | USCCBWhat Would Monica Do? by Patti Maguire Armstrong and Roxane Beauclair Salonen
2022-10-1327 minStacy & Stacy"What Would Monica Do?" The Book No One Wants to WriteStacy & Stacy welcome author, Roxane Beauclair Salonen to talk about her book with Patti Maguire Armstrong, "What Would Monica Do?" The ladies are all Catholic mothers with big families navigating modern culture. They discuss the grief that comes when a child turns away from God and how to cope with the feelings of failure. Links from This EpisodeWhat Would Monica Do? by Patti Maguire Armstrong and Roxane Beauclair SalonenWednesday of the Twenty-eighth Week in Ordinary Time | USCCB
2022-10-1227 min
Philosophy In FilmTombstoneEpisode 59 of the Philosophy In Film Podcast features the 1993 American Western "Tombstone". While we struggle to keep things on the tracks for this one, all of the regular segments somehow make it into the episode, including Producers' Notes (7:21), the Beauclair Synopsis (18:48), Philosopher's Corner (46:41) and the Round Table Discussion (53:25), where we, as always, discuss the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that caught our attention. Featured Beer: Dos Almas Mexican Lager from Dog Island Brewing (Slave Lake, Alberta)
2022-10-091h 41Smiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesYelena House: Reminding us that raising a SKDEAS kid is a marathon, not a sprint, and our kids will constantly surprise usHi everyone! Please enjoy my conversation with Yelena House as she talks about her son, Andrew. Andrew went most of his life without a diagnosis and is now a thriving 19-year-old that is proud to be part of the Skraban-Deardorff community. Yelena shared lots of stories from Andrew's life and reminds us that we should never underestimate our rare kids since they are constantly surprising us with what they can achieve. I said many times throughout this conversation that Yelena and Andrew fill me with hope for our SKDEAS kids. Please visit SKDEAS.org for more information about...
2022-09-2943 min
Philosophy In FilmEverything Everywhere All At OnceSomewhere deep within the multiverse, this episode was released on time... Episode 58 of the Philosophy In Film Podcast features the 2022 absurdist science fiction comedy drama "Everything Everywhere All At Once". This episode includes all of the regular segments you've come to expect here, including Producers' Notes (8:20), the Beauclair Synopsis (24:41), Philosopher's Corner (37:01) and the Round Table Discussion (45:18), where we, as always, discuss the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that caught our attention. Featured Beer: Nowhere Fast by Town Square Brewing (Edmonton, Alberta)
2022-09-201h 38Smiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesSherri Blaik: Helpful tips for success at potty training our rare childrenHelp!!! I've been struggling with potty training and fearing what happens if I don't have success. It's a scary world out there for anyone with special needs and having access to a bathroom that will allow for the dignity of our family members is not easy to find. I hope this podcast will help some of our community.Sherri presented how she successfully potty trained her SKDEAS daughter at the 2022 Family Conference and was nice enough to walk us through it again for the podcast. It's definitely intense and requires a lot from the caregivers, but it was...
2022-09-0714 minSmiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesSherri Blaik: Demystifying the ABA experience and other therapies that have benefitted her SKDEAS daughterFor those of you at the family conference, you definitely remember meeting Allie as she led us in some of the dance parties. Her mom joins us for this latest podcast to discuss the therapies that have worked for Allie throughout the years, including ABA therapy. I've had a lot of questions about ABA, so Sherri walked me through what the therapy looked like for Allie and how it helped in overall development. I hope you find this interview as helpful as I did!skdeas.orgPlease visit SKDEAS.org for more information about Skraban-Deardorff and...
2022-09-0742 minSmiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesSebrina Harrell: A glimpse into the life of a SKDEAS teenager, including managing seizures and impacts on the parentsSebrina Harrell is a supermom to 17-year-old John, who has two rare diagnoses - including Skraban-Deardoff Syndrome. Sebrina walks us through how John is impacted and what it means for his daily life. I peppered her with tons of questions, and she gives great insight into managing seizures, handling certain behaviors and overall development. I found it fascinating to hear her discuss John's journey as he gets older and how it impacts the lives of the parents as well.skdeas.orgsmilesincludedpodcast@gmail.comPlease visit SKDEAS.org for more information about Skraban-Deardorff and...
2022-08-2836 min
Philosophy In FilmThe GooniesA long awaited (for some people) episode that we postponed recording for over a year, this installment of the podcast features a discussion of the 1985 American adventure comedy "The Goonies". This episode includes Producers' Notes (5:00), the Beauclair Synopsis (15:19), Philosopher's Corner (29:02) and the Round Table Discussion (40:22), where we discuss the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that caught our attention. Featured Beer: Lotney by Apex Predator (Yellowhead County, Alberta)
2022-08-281h 28
Breakfast in BeauclairEp. 61 — Bonus: The Music of Breakfast in BeauclairIn this bonus episode of Breakfast in Beauclair, Alex Berner from Pocket Bard, the composer of Breakfast in Beauclair, joins Alyssa to discuss the music behind the podcast—from corporate holiday to trap to beachy hippy camper van. The full episode transcript, show notes, merchandise store, and access to our social platforms are available at breakfastinbeauclair.com.
2022-08-1842 minSmiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesBailey Wallace: The sibling experience and being at peace with the diagnosis.The family conference was two weeks ago and it was amazing! My theory is that siblings of special needs children are amazing human beings and my guest on the podcast, Bailey Wallace, proves that to be a fact. She has a daughter with SKDEAS, plus two other kids that are extremely supportive. She talks through the exhaustive job of balancing life with three kids and ensuring they all lead full lives. Bailey may be the most positive person i've spoken to about this diagnosis, so I hope her talking about her struggles to get to the positive place can bene...
2022-08-1445 min
Philosophy In FilmDon't Look UpA Philosophy in Film episode that we almost lost, this is our unedited and raw discussion of "Don't Look Up". This episode, as always, includes Producers' Notes (6:53), the Beauclair Synopsis (24:09), Philosopher's Corner (37:14) and the Round Table Discussion (53:45), where we discuss the philosophical and non-philosophical aspects of the movie that caught our attention. Featured Beer: Space Cadet IPA by Pile O' Bones (Regina, Saskatchewan)
2022-07-261h 48Smiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesLisa Patterson: Raising a SKDEAS teenager and the importance of self-careDo you ever wonder about the future of our recently diagnosed kids? Or what it what like for the parents that came before us that didn't have the benefit of a diagnosis for most of their child's life? Me too! Lisa Patterson is the mom to a 17-year-old daughter with Skraban-Deardoff Syndrome and she talks about what it was like to raise her daughter pre-diagnosis and the life of her daughter now, as well as where she sees her daughter in the future. She tells us some great stories and gives great advice - including the importance of caring for...
2022-07-2443 minSmiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesEmily Gerst: A conversation about the impact of the Skraban-Deardorff diagnosis and advocating for our childrenSMILES INCLUDED: EPISODE 2Emily Gerst is the mom to Cecilia, an 8-year-old girl with Skraban-Deardorff Syndrome. We had a great conversation about the impact of getting the diagnosis and what it has meant for our children. Emily shared stories about Cecilia that highlighted the personality of the little girl behind the diagnosis and I shared some similar stories about Joe. We are just two rare mamas raising our kids as best we can and sharing some advice…and hopefully some inspiration…for other parents going through similar experiences. Cecilia even tells us a joke in this pod...
2022-07-0755 minSmiles Included: Navigating through life with our rare disease superheroesCynthia Lang: Skraban-Deardorff mom working to find a treatment for her sonWelcome to our first podcast! Ignore the sound issues...we can only go up from here! But it will be hard to beat my first guest, Cynthia Lang. Cynthia is a mom to a son that was recently diagnosed with Skraban-Deardorff and we had a great conversation about what the diagnoses has meant for her family and how it has set her on a path to find a treatment for this rare disease. She has partnered with a company called Rarebase (rarebase.org) that is leveraging cutting edge technology to potentially help all the kids diagnosed with Skra...
2022-06-1639 min
Com d'ArchiS3#79🇺🇸🇬🇧 “Beauclair x 2, sustainable development applied to scenography and design”After a presentation of Frédéric Beauclair, interior architect and scenographer, and that of his son, a designer with whom he collaborates occasionally, we discover his approach to sustainable development. Frédéric Beauclair's text is read by Esther..Image DR © Frédéric BeauclairSound engineering : Julien Rebours___If you like the podcast do not hesitate:. to subscribe so you don't miss the next episodes,. to leave us stars and a comment :-),. to follow us on Instagram @comdarchipodcast to find beautif...
2022-06-0109 min
Com d'ArchiS3#78🇫🇷 Itv, "Matériel, immatériel et filiation" avec Frédéric et Thomas BeauclairIn French in this CDA S3#78 (monday online), “Material, immaterial and filiation”, an interview of Frédéric Beauclair interior architect and scenograph, and Thomas Beauclair designer. In English in CDA S3#79 (wednesday online), “Beauclair x 2, sustainable development applied to scenography and design” by Frédéric Beauclair. En français dans le CDA S3#78 (lundi en ligne), " Matériel, immatériel et filiation" Frédéric Beauclair architecte d’intérieur and scenographe, et Thomas Beauclair designer. . En anglais dans CDA S3#79 (mercredi en ligne), “Beauclair x 2, le développement durable appliqué à la scénographie et au design” par Fréd...
2022-05-3047 min
Breakfast in BeauclairBonus: The Quiz of Surprise with Elora & KyleIn this bonus episode of Breakfast in Beauclair, Elora from the Netherlands and Kyle from the US join Alyssa for The Quiz of Surprise, in which guests of the podcast go head-to-head in trivia on the episode we literally just discussed. Find out who wins in this bonus episode and catch other episodes on the Breakfast in Beauclair patreon! The full episode transcript, show notes, merchandise store, and access to our social platforms are available at breakfastinbeauclair.com.
2022-05-2617 min
The StoryTinkerWitcher Season 2 Episode 7: Voleth Meir // with Alyssa from Breakfast in BeauclairWelcome to our episode by episode analysis of The Witcher, where we focus on character psychology and relationships.
𝘕𝘰𝘵𝘦: 𝘞𝘦 𝘵𝘳𝘺 𝘵𝘰 𝘴𝘵𝘢𝘺 𝘸𝘪𝘵𝘩𝘪𝘯 𝘦𝘢𝘤𝘩 𝘦𝘱𝘪𝘴𝘰𝘥𝘦 𝘵𝘰 𝘢𝘷𝘰𝘪𝘥 𝘴𝘱𝘰𝘪𝘭𝘦𝘳𝘴 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘧𝘶𝘵𝘶𝘳𝘦 𝘦𝘱𝘪𝘴𝘰𝘥𝘦𝘴, 𝘢𝘯𝘥 𝘸𝘦 𝘵𝘳𝘺 𝘯𝘰𝘵 𝘵𝘰 𝘤𝘰𝘮𝘱𝘢𝘳𝘦 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘛𝘝 𝘴𝘩𝘰𝘸 𝘸𝘪𝘵𝘩 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘣𝘰𝘰𝘬𝘴. 𝘞𝘦 𝘢𝘭𝘴𝘰 𝘨𝘳𝘰𝘶𝘱 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘦𝘷𝘦𝘯𝘵𝘴 𝘪𝘯 𝘦𝘢𝘤𝘩 𝘦𝘱𝘪𝘴𝘰𝘥𝘦 𝘣𝘺 𝘴𝘵𝘰𝘳𝘺𝘭𝘪𝘯𝘦.
Rience watches idly as Lydia's face gets burnt off; there is trouble between Triss and Vilgefortz in Aretuza paradise; and Fringilla makes a plea to Artorius.
Fringilla and Fransesca's friendship falters; I defend Cahir yet again; and someone kills the elven baby.
Jaskier sings an awesome song and tells Geralt off; Yarpen decides to join Geralt on a secret mission.
Yennefer and Ciri travel to Cintra for Yennefer's act of betrayal; Ciri screams, Geralt arrives, and he and Yennefer share a very loving moment at opposite ends of a sword.
Also, the evil witch escapes at the last minute. Bad deal.
𝗟𝗶𝘀𝘁𝗲𝗻 𝘁𝗼 𝗕𝗿𝗲𝗮𝗸𝗳𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝗶𝗻 𝗕𝗲𝗮𝘂𝗰𝗹𝗮𝗶𝗿 𝗮𝗻𝗱 𝗳𝗼𝗹𝗹𝗼𝘄 𝘁𝗵𝗲 𝗽𝗼𝗱𝗰𝗮𝘀𝘁 𝗼𝗻 𝘀𝗼𝗰𝗶𝗮𝗹 𝗺𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗮!
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2022-04-131h 53
Philosophy In FilmRear WindowThis episode features Alfred Hitchcock's "Rear Window" and a discussion of scopohilia and the male gaze. Fueled by the listener's protests for the "Beauclair Cut" of our last episode, Alain comes with an abundant stack of notes for the philosophical round table. We sneak in a beer pairing, Producer's Notes (8:08), Synopsis (26:20) and a quick segment of Philosopher's Corner (41:15) before sitting back and cutting Alain loose. Featured Beer: Juicy Gossip New England IPA, by Troubled Monk (Red Deer, AB)
2021-05-031h 51
Philosophy In FilmZack Snyder's Justice LeaguePhilosophy In Film, Episode 44 examines "Zack Snyder's Justice League". Chris raises the concept of fates worse than death, and what makes life worth living while Alain introduces us to the "Beauclair Bypass", where he makes his point by making other points and hopefully finding his way back to the original point in the future. At our listener's request, this is the uncut version of the episode, aka, "The Beauclair Cut". Featured Beer: Metes and Bounds Extra Pale Ale, by Annex Ale Project (Calgary, AB)
2021-04-142h 14
Paroles d'architectesHenry Bernard et Henri Beauclair 4/6Henry Bernard fut en 1938 le premier Grand Prix de Rome. Il a conçu la Maison de la Radio entre 1952 et 1963, orchestrant le plus grand chantier public à Paris depuis la guerre. La forme ronde caractéristique de cet équipement majeur devint vite le symbole d'une époque. Fonctionnaliste, Henry Bernard projetait sa réflexion bien au-delà de la simple échelle du bâtiment et la maison de la Radio s'intégrait en bonne place dans son projet de développement de Paris. Car l'extension des villes fut durant toute sa carrière l'un de ses sujets d'étude favori.
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2020-11-2500 min
Breakfast in Beauclair"Much More" from Netflix's The WitcherSeason 3 of Breakfast in Beauclair will return on March 4, 2021. Christian from Argentina and Tracie (aka Miss Magitek) from the US join Alyssa from GoodMorhen for our discussion of "Much More", the eighth and final episode in season one of Netflix's The Witcher. Very important bits include: The Battle of Sodden, the epic climax to Yennefer's new storyline; Earworms!; Fatherhood of Surprise; comparisons to the source material; and the close Season 2 of Breakfast in Beauclair. The full episode transcript, show notes, and access to our social platforms are available at breakfastinbeauclair.com.
2020-11-191h 34
Philosophy In FilmRockyThe Philosophy In Film podcast follows up the 2020 United States Presidential Election with John Avildsen's 1976's rags to riches story about the American Dream, "Rocky". Dr. "Rocky" Beauclair provides his philosophical analysis, Chris delivers the first installment of Philosophy's Corner and Craig forgets that he has to do stuff on the podcast. Featured Beer: Punch Bowl Northwest IPA, Russell Brewing Company (Surrey, British Columbia)
2020-11-171h 24
Philosophy In FilmAvengers EndgameFollowing the lead of Marvel Studios, the Philosophy In Film podcast also follows up Infinity with an episode examining the Russo Brothers 2019 blockbuster "Avengers Endgame". The discussion focusses primarily on the philosophy of time travel, except when it doesn't. This episode includes an installment of the Listener Mailbag as well as an impromptu ranking of some of the hosts' favorite Marvel movies to date. Featured Beer: Thor's Hammer Dry Hopped IPA form the Norsemen Brewing Co. (Camrose, Alberta)
2020-09-011h 55
Philosophy In FilmInfinity WarThe Philosophy In Film podcast finally dips its toes into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with 2018's "Avengers: Infinity War". The discussion eventually finds its way to utilitarianism and deontology after the hosts address some listener feedback and share their recent experiences with Lambs Soapworks soaps. The conversation wraps up with theories as to how the Marvel Cinematic Universe has been so much more successful that its DC counterpart. Featured Beer: Nemesis IPA from the Zero Issue Brewing in Calgary, AB.
2020-08-251h 26
Philosophy In FilmSpirited AwayThe Philosophy In Film podcast returns with Hayao Miyazaki's 2001 Anime blockbuster "Spirited Away". This installment of the show features a soap draft, a contract renewal for Intern Neil, the first appearance of the Listener Mailbag (sort of) and of course, a discussion of the philosophical themes examined within the movie, including the maturation and growth of the main character, consumerism, labour, and environmental pollution. Featured Beer: Pesky Pig Pale Ale from Troubled Monk Brewery in Red Deer, Alberta.
2020-08-141h 19
Philosophy In FilmLost HIghwayThe Philosophy In Film crew starts its second season with David Lynch's "Lost Highway" from 1997. After 6 weeks of Alien movies, all three hosts breathe a little easier, despite the heat wave and lack of air conditioning. the Producers Notes segment exposes some trade secrets and proposed changes, before a discussion of Psychogenic fugue, disassociation disorder, the effect of trauma and the difference between creepy, spooky and sleazy. Intern Neil provides us with Pullman Pale Ale from Siding 14 Brewing Company out of Ponoka, Alberta.
2020-08-011h 19
Insight Out Alignment Podcast!Passionate Relationship with self and dissipating that energy with those in our world. Hubby (Beauclair Tapa) is my guest.Beauclair Tapa shares: Enjoy this episodeHow our perception of what happens in life is important.His relationship with his familyHis mindset in difficult timesHow meditation and his spiritual journey has helped him growTaking care of our body by giving it what it needs, nutrient-dense foods.
2020-07-2437 min
Philosophy In FilmAlien CovenantThe conclusion of a 6 episode Alien Saga Retrospective, Season 1 of Philosophy In Film draws to a close with "Alien Covenant". This episode sees a rare truce between Alain and Craig, while the two of them repeatedly ask Chris to defend his stance on the movie, and his rankings for each of the other installments. Intern Neil helps Nickel with a fallen tree in his yard, and chooses the beverage"Hay Maker Wheated Pilsner" from Bent Stick Brewing Company in our hometown of Edmonton Alberta.
2020-07-142h 06
Philosophy In FilmPrometheusReeling in the aftermath of "The Alien Resurrection Screwjob" the @PhilInFilm crew collect themselves and continue the Alien Saga retrospective with a look at Ridley Scott's directorial return to the franchise, "Prometheus". Alain demands an apology, Chris skips ahead to the Covenant episode, repeatedly, and Nickel keeps trying to pitch soap. Intern Neil provides the beverage for this episode, and chooses "Rushing Waters Bohemian Pilsner" from Apex Brewing Company in Yellowhead County Alberta.
2020-07-071h 48