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Films & Fandoms with KayleeAlmost Paradise 1x3Hello!
Welcome to another episode of FIlms & Fandoms with Kaylee!
In this episode, Alex is back and we are gonna be talking about season 1 episode 3 of "Almost Paradise", titled "Reef Eel Soup for the Soul".
Director: Francis de la Torre; Writers: Ty Freer, Nick Keetch, and Eddie Quintana; Starring Christian Kane, Samantha Richelle, and Arthur Acuña.
Episode Summary: When Alex discovers that a gang is shaking down local food vendors, he goes undercover and realizes the implications for Cebu are much worse than he anticipated.
Once again this episode is CHAOS! And long...
THIS IS YOUR SPOILER WARNING!
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Films & Fandoms with KayleeAlmost Paradise 1x3Hello!
In this episode, we are going to be talking about season 1 episode 3 of "Almost Paradise" called "Reef Eel Soup for the Soul"! And I'm once again joined by Alex!
Director: Francis de la Torre; Writers: Ty Freer, Nick Keetch, and Eddie Quintana; Starring: Christian Kane, Arthur Acuña, and Samantha Richelle.
Episode Summary: When Alex discovers that a gang is shaking down local food vendors, he goes undercover and realizes the implications for Cebu are much worse than he anticipated.
THIS IS YOUR SPOILER WARNING!
You can check o...2022-06-254h 38
Robot F. Kennedy9: Life Plus 70Does the idea of copyright protect the interests of artists and creators? Does it add billions of dollars to the US economy every year? Or does it stifle expression, innovation, and economic growth?In this episode, we discuss the public domain, Google’s spiders, the capital of the Galactic Empire, the Statute of Anne, Jiminy Cricket, and Motown.This is Robot F. Kennedy.SHOW NOTESThe Goodlatte BillHollywood-friendly copyright bill passes House of RepresentativesCongress is trying to give even more power to Hollywood: Copyright length in the United Stateshttps://www.copyright.gov/help/fa...2017-05-0946 min
Robot F. Kennedy8: Is THIS What Democracy Looks Like?What’s happening at town halls across the United States? Is there a popular groundswell of resistance and opposition to President Trumps agenda building momentum on the Left? Is it sustainable? Would a “Tea Party of the Left” be a constructive or destructive force in American politics?In this episode, we welcome our first guest co-host—Sarah Ullman, a filmmaker, activist, and co-founder of the grassroots SuperPAC, One Vote at a Time. We discuss our experiences in recent months attending town halls and political protests, we’re tough on CA Senator Dianne Feinstein, we talk about 2018, the instant messenger handles of...2017-05-0251 min
Robot F. Kennedy7: Bull Moose1912 was a really important year. For Progressives, it was the year that a century-long agenda was formalized as the party platform of the Bull Moose Party. It served as something of a checklist of legislative achievements that we’re still working through today. And the man that spearheaded this new agenda and a new (albeit short lived) political party? Theodore Roosevelt. What are some of the progressive victories Teddy never lived to see? What has yet to be accomplished? If TR were alive today, what are some new progressive ideas he might champion? In this episode, we discuss anarchists, Wo...2017-04-251h 09
Robot F. Kennedy6: An Evolving TopicHumans are animals—animals with rights. So what kinds of rights do non-human animals deserve? The right to liberty? The right to nurse their young? The right to socialize?In this episode, we interview two animal rights experts and ask them about chimps, cats, and personhood. We discuss common law, Jurassic Park, Ancient Rome, Woolly mammoths, and the Animal Welfare Act of 1966. This is Robot F. Kennedy.SHOW NOTESThis episode is Part 2 on the topic of animal rights law, and its future impact on the way our society handles artificial general intelligence. You can li...2017-04-181h 00
Robot F. Kennedy5: The Seventh Party SystemSince the 1790s, the United States has had six different party systems, or voter coalitions. As the country heads into its seventh party system, what will the New Republican and New Democratic parties look like in 2050? Will the Democrats and Republicans be around at all? In this episode, we cover the Whigs, Abraham Lincoln, Bernie Sanders, hip and healthy 120 year olds, a Hispanic plurality, the Apple Store in Shanghai, and the Seventh Party System. This is Robot F. Kennedy.SHOW NOTES John Adams’s letter to Jonathan Jackson (1780).The Republican Party is dying. The De...2017-04-1147 min
Robot F. Kennedy4: the Original 1st AmendmentHow did the original First Amendment in the Bill of Rights get lost to the sands of time? Don’t you want to know what the ONLY unratified amendment of the original TWELVE in the Bill of Rights was all about? In this episode, we cover Congressional apportionment, Puerto Rico, Mitch McConnell’s game of Risk™, China’s National People's Congress, and nihilism. This is Robot F. Kennedy. SHOW NOTES Steve King’s horrible, racist tweet: https://twitter.com/SteveKingIA/status/840980755236999169 Congressional Apportionment Amendment https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Congressional_Apportionment_Amendment The amendment was writte...2017-04-0430 min
Robot F. Kennedy3: An Act of NatureWould it be wise for humanity to clarify its ethics regarding the treatment of animals before artificial general intelligence (AGI) knocks humanity off the top of the pyramid? In this episode, we cover the intellectual property of monkeys, Ireland, the Book of Genesis, slavery, dolphins, 3D printed food, and robots who program pain for themselves.Also, Nick and Eddie call BS on themselves at least once and plan on a sequel episode with interviews of experts in the field of Animal Rights law. This is Robot F. Kennedy.SHOW NOTES:• A monkey took a selfie, and the ownership of it wa...2017-03-2835 min
Robot F. Kennedy2: The Things That Get MeasuredHow do you measure the success or failure of a president? Maybe it’s the one practice from the business world that Donald Trump seems least likely to carry over.In this episode, we look at KPIs, or Key Performance Indicators. We pick apart some of the KPIs that are commonly used to measure presidencies, and suggest some new and novel ones we might use.Also featured in this episode: Martin O’Malley, obesity, aliens, the staggering decrease in worldwide combat deaths since WWII, Ronald Reagan, and sex. This is Robot F. Kennedy.SHOW NOTESKey Performance Indicator (KPI): https://en.wiki...2017-03-2146 min
Robot F. Kennedy1: Teamsters v. UberWill automation destroy 3 million more jobs before the next presidential election in 2020? In this episode, we talk George Washington, AI, automated flour mills, Uber, autonomous semis, and the Teamsters. Inaugural episode (kind of). This is Robot F. Kennedy. SHOW NOTES Oliver Evans designed the first automated flour mill in Delaware in the 1780s. He secured the third U.S. Patent in 1790. Evans’s mills eliminated 80-100% of the required labor force. The “Evans system” was adopted at Mount Vernon in 1791. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/theymadeamerica/whomade/evans_hi.html http://www.mountvernon.org/digita...2017-03-1436 min