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Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
The Elgin Academy Civil War Monument
The Elgin Academy Civil War monument was erected in 1909 and still stands outside the Elgin History Museum. Learn its history, and some of the names it shows, in this echo from December 24, 2000.
2025-07-25
05 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin was often on celebrities' way
Several famous people have passed through Elgin on their way other places. Hear about a few, including 2 famous athletes, in this echo from July 24, 1988.
2025-07-22
05 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin's earliest "calaboose" was no luxury hotel
Learn about Elgin's first city jail in this echo from September 11, 1996.
2025-07-18
05 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
James T. Gifford, Elgin's Founder
This echo from May 5, 1985 gives a biography of James T. Gifford, Elgin's founder.
2025-07-15
08 min
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Ekonomiyle Nasıl Kandırılıyoruz? Yeni Kitabımda Anlattım!
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2025-07-10
14 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elginites flocked to "act" in movie produced in the 1920s
In June 1922 a movie was filmed in Elgin, starring locals. "A Romance of Elgin" may have been a lark sponsored by the Daily Courier newspaper, but that did not make it any less exciting. No ticket is needed to hear all about it in this echo from December 29, 1996.
2025-07-08
05 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
The century from Elgin's first "agency" to the new auto row
Cars are everywhere in modern Elgin, but when was our first sold? And by who? Tune in to this echo from September 16, 2002 to learn about one Elgin automobile sales group that can trace its roots back over a hundred years.
2025-07-01
06 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin's name goes way back in history of Scotland
How did Elgin get its name? This echo from May 29, 1983 will answer that important question.
2025-06-27
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin dairy firm found a better butter
Are you a Butter fan? Or maybe you prefer Butterine? There's a place for both in Elgin history. Tune into this echo from May 22, 1983 for the better butter facts.
2025-06-24
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
The blushing tale of Elgin American compacts
Elgin was once the home of a renowned manufacturer of decorative make-up compacts. Learn more about Elgin American in this echo from April 24, 2005.
2025-06-17
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Laundry served Elgin before automatic washers
Handkerchiefs only 1 cent! Would you like them fluff dried or returned damp? Elgin Steam Laundry has you covered in this echo from May 25, 1997.
2025-05-20
03 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin claims two "Lady Elgins" as her own
More than just the name of a watch model, "Lady Elgin" has two other meanings among fans of Elgin lore. Tune into this echo from July 7, 1996 to find out those meanings.
2025-05-13
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin women took matters into their own hands
Perhaps you know that the 19th Amendment gave women (most women, and often only in a legal sense) the right to vote in 1920. But did you know that over 100 Elgin women first voted in April of 1899? Or that Elgin women once got tired of waiting for bureaucracy to fix a problem and did it themselves, aided by wheelbarrows, horse-driven wagons and numerous loads of gravel? This echo from November 28, 1999 tells the tale.
2025-05-06
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
It took 30 years, but Elgin got its bypass
Almost 26 years have passed since E.C. "Mike" Alft first told this story on October 24, 1999. That is still less time than it took for Elgin to move from concept to concrete on the IL Rte 20 bypass.
2025-05-02
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Visitor mined Elgin pockets
If you invested in the Preston Reduction Company of Elgin in 1888, chances are you are still waiting for your dividend check. Investor, beware; reminds this echo from December 8, 1985.
2025-04-29
03 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin Eagle beer once the brew of choice
Elgin Eagle Brewing Co. could trace its roots back to 1849. After all those years, it found a way to weather local and national Prohibition...sort of. Pour yourself a glass of "cereal beverage" and listen to this echo from February 8, 1998.
2025-04-15
03 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Fair share of passing fads caught Elgin's fancy
Surely, no one in Elgin fell prey to the streaking fad of the 1970's...right? Tune in to this echo from May 23, 1999 to check.
2025-04-08
05 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin airmen lost to dangers overhead
WWII was the first major conflict to include the use of planes. More than 40 Elgin airmen were among the pilots, bombardiers, navigators, radio operators and gunners who lost their lives in the war. This echo from May 31, 2004 recalls the abrupt loss of so many of our neighbors.
2025-04-04
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Road shows brought first movies to Elgin
When was the first "talkie" shown in Elgin? Where were the first movie houses? Tune into this echo from November 9, 1981 to find out.
2025-04-01
03 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Lois Hillis had one really big fan named Abraham
Lois Hillis opened Elgin's first music school in 1867. Many in Elgin were fans of her musical talent, as was Abraham Lincoln. This echo from October 24, 2004 explains how their paths crossed and her impact in Elgin.
2025-03-25
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin Women's Hall of Fame would be full in Elgin
This echo from May 10, 1982 will give a Who's Who list of Elgin women you should know.
2025-03-21
05 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin watches part of historic moments
Elgin National Watch Company made over 60 million watches. Every one of them was prized by its owner or their descendants. This echo from September 24, 1995 will highlight some of the more notable ones.
2025-03-18
05 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Being Black in Nazi Germany, Elgin
This echo from January 30, 2000 tells the story of Hans Massaquoi, Elgin Community College graduate and editor of Ebony magazine. His biography, Destined to Witness, recounts his experiences growing up Black in Nazi Germany and then emigrating to the U.S. It is available at the Gail Borden Public Library.
2025-02-28
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin homes open door to history
An echo from September 29, 1985 reveals some interesting tidbits about Elgin homes.
2025-02-18
03 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin's thriving cattle trade
Elgin has many stories to tell. How about his one from June 30, 1985 that details Elgin's past as a "cow town"?
2025-02-04
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin folks reached out to help Chicago fire victims
The Great Chicago Fire began on October 8, 1871. Elgin learned of the news one day later and immediately mobilized to help. Learn how in this echo from October 6, 1996.
2025-01-31
03 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin's "Peach" was in a league of her own
"A League of Their Own" was a popular movie in 1992 that featured nearby Rockford's baseball team, the Rockford Peaches. But the Elgin connection gets even closer when you learn the story of 1946 Elgin High School grad Charlene Ann Barnett. Tune in to this echo from April 20, 1997 to learn more.
2025-01-17
03 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Christmas trees lit up Elgin's past
Join Mike Alft on December 19, 1999 to learn the history of illuminated holiday trees in Elgin.
2024-12-17
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
LeeWards sews up business for over 74 years
LeeWards craft store was an Elgin institution for many years. Their holiday craft kits, especially the beaded ornaments, still decorate many homes. Tune in to this echo from October 28, 1984 to learn a bit about the company's history in Elgin and stop in the Elgin History Museum's store to buy a modern ornament kit inspired by LeeWards.
2024-12-03
03 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
"Underground Railway" has few connections in Elgin area
The Underground Railroad was a loosely organized, yet effective, system that helped guide formerly enslaved men, women and children to the Northern states and Canada in the years before the Civil War. Tune into this echo from October 19, 1997 to learn what there is to know about Elgin's connection.
2024-11-26
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
The coming of the railroad
Elgin founder James T. Gifford chose this site to start a town, knowing the Fox River would be important to its success. He also hoped, in 1835, that the railroad would soon pass through town, bringing more opportunities for growth. In 1850 his vision came true. Tune in to this echo from January 23, 2000 to learn how the railroad helped shape Elgin.
2024-11-08
05 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Inventions could have made Elgin the world's "Tire Capital"
Have you ever had a flat tire? Wheel-y annoying, even back in 1907. Two Elgin inventors sought to fix this problem but couldn't get their business rolling. I'll spare you the puns and just recommend this echo from August 13, 1995.
2024-11-05
03 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin watch ads touted durability
Just how well-made were Elgin National Watches? Let this echo from April 13, 1997 give you several examples.
2024-11-01
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
A century ago, Elgin residents feared Halloween vandalism
Elgin residents feared Halloween Night 1898 was going to be a rough one. They feared a rash of vandalism, and they were not wrong. Tune in to this echo from October 25, 1998 to learn more about that wild night.
2024-10-29
03 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Spook priestess haunted Elgin widow a century ago
Vera Ava was a medium who claimed she could raise the spirits of the dead. Her travels took her from New York City to an English jail cell. In between, she spent time in Elgin with a widow who sought spiritual advice and eventually took Vera Ava to court. An echo from November 23, 1997 tells the tale.
2024-10-25
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Our animal friends
Do you know about the lion who used to live in Elgin? How about the other lion that used to live in Elgin? No? What about the elephant that made a memorable visit to the west side? No? Sounds like you had better listen to this echo from February 26, 1984 and get caught up.
2024-10-11
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Mark of the West on two local graves
Elgin's Bluff City Cemetery holds the remains of two individuals who had only a fleeting connection to Elgin, but whose stories are of interest to fans of the American West. Tune in to this echo from September 10, 1989 to learn more about Dan DeMarbelle and Annie Tallent as we complete our mini series on Elgin’s municipal cemetery and its stories.
2024-10-01
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin's Bells
Oscar Hammerstein once said "a bell's not a bell until you ring it". An echo from February 28, 1999, tells the story of Elgin's noteworthy bells.
2024-09-27
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Whatever happened to the members of Elgin's Class of '77?
This echo from September 16, 1990 details the lives of all the Elgin High School graduates of '77. Class of 1877, that is. If you are attending the 2024 Bluff City Cemetery Walk on September 21/22 you will learn about Cecil Harvey, but what adventures did her sister Illione have after graduation?
2024-09-20
05 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Illinois Park School has proud history
Illinois Park is the only Elgin School that was once independent. Learn more about the Little Red Brick School in this echo from May 31, 1998. To learn more about its teacher, Abbie C. Saunders Wing, consider attending the 37th annual Bluff City Cemetery Walk on September 21/22, 2024. Tickets are available on the Elgin History Museum website.
2024-09-17
05 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin had a building boom a century ago
Housing is hard to find, and the schools are jam-packed. Welcome to 1883. Listen to this echo from August 28, 1983 and learn about the building boom spawned by the Elgin National Watch Company's success.
2024-08-30
04 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Neighbors' fondness for old homes founds the GPA
The Gifford Park Association hosts the Historic Elgin Housewalk each September. Learn about the organization's roots in this echo from July 17, 2003 and plan to attend the 2024 walk on September 7th and 8th. Tickets can be purchased on the Elgin History Museum's website.
2024-08-20
05 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Elgin's claim to a pollution -free car dies with a mysterious man
Rory C. Johnson and the Magnatron engine left Elgin with more questions than answers but this echo from October 28, 2002 will fill you in on what we know.
2024-08-16
05 min
Echoes of Elgin: Timeless Tales from the Elgin History Museum
Life and Times of Charles F. Shaw Remembered
Charles F. Shaw (1851-1939) saw many changes in Elgin. Thankfully he shared many memories with a reporter in 1937. Listen to this echo from September 9, 2002 to hear stories of Charles' Elgin.
2024-08-13
04 min
The Workman Network
State of Society Address
Elgin addresses the state of society and ways we can overcome spiritual warfare. Click the link to join our Real Estate or Career Coaching Program: https://www.workmannetwork.com/challenges --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elgin-woodside/support
2022-11-13
09 min
The Workman Network
Elgin & Derrick PD: What is The Workman Network?
In this episode, Elgin and Derrick talk about Derrick's journey post college and his goals in career and business, what is The Workman Network, and the power of having a strong network of people headed to a common goal. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elgin-woodside/support
2022-10-08
20 min
The Workman Network
Vernell Watts on Creating Cashflow Using Credit
Vernell Watts is a credit repair expert, author, founder of Fortune800 - a credit repair company that has already helped hundreds to fix their credit score and develop healthy credit habits. In this episode, Vernell breaks down how to efficiently pay-down debt and use your credit to create residual income. Guest Contact Info: Personal IG: vernellwatts_ Fortune 800 IG: fortune800_ Fortune website: https://www.fortune800.com/home SHOW PERKS AND CONTACT INFORMATION Download Elgin's Ebook, "The 7 Pillars of Mindset". A concise transcription designed f...
2022-04-07
42 min
The Workman Network
EP19. WMP: Finding Your Flow
Elgin and Christian talk about the importance of taking the time to appreciate what you have and live in complete joy. Video format: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QEHD2poQ2UU SHOW PERKS AND CONTACT INFORMATION Download Elgin's Ebook, "The 7 Pillars of Mindset". A concise transcription designed for conflicted individuals to begin their journey to establishing a growth mindset! In part one of the book, individuals will learn how to identify the negating thoughts to their success. And in part two of the book, the readers will gain applicable knowledge on how...
2022-03-20
53 min
The Workman Network
Gabe P Selochan on How Ordinary People Can Reach Optimal Health
Gabriel P. Selochan, is a certified personal trainer in the Tampa, FL area; he is also a serial entrepreneur running his own Turo business. In this episode, Gabe breaks down how to reach your desired fitness goals and optimize your diet for longevity. Guest Contact Info: Personal IG: kingpselochan King Performance IG: kingperformanceathletics King Performance website: https://www.kingpathletics.com/ SHOW PERKS AND CONTACT INFORMATION Download Elgin's Ebook, "The 7 Pillars of Mindset". A concise transcription designed for conflicted individuals t...
2022-03-03
49 min
The Workman Network
EP18. WMP: Learning How to Learn
Elgin and Christian talk about the importance of taking a tactical approach to learning new skills and concepts. Also, they touch on the process of establishing your unique learning style. Video format: https://youtu.be/zBX3omBkIts SHOW PERKS AND CONTACT INFORMATION Download Elgin's Ebook, "The 7 Pillars of Mindset". A concise transcription designed for conflicted individuals to begin their journey to establishing a growth mindset! In part one of the book, individuals will learn how to identify the negating thoughts to their success. And in part two of the book, the readers will gain...
2022-02-21
54 min
The Workman Network
Jaylin Myers on Building Software Companies and Understanding Blockchain
Jaylin Myers, is a blockchain and networking enthusiast; he is also a software developer for start-up company, "We Parlay". In this episode we break down the true embodiment of the Blockchain from the perspective of an active software professional. We also take a dive into the world of crypto and NFTs. To conclude the podcast we had a mental health discussion that we all need from time-to-time. Guest Contact Info: Personal IG: flex.vision_ We Parlay IG: we_parlay We Parlay website: https://weparlay.myshopify.com...
2022-02-13
50 min
The Workman Network
EP17. WMP: Do Your Dance
Elgin and Christian talk about the importance of finding your "dance". To live a life of fulfillment and success. Download Elgin's Ebook, "The 7 Pillars of Mindset". A concise transcription designed for conflicted individuals to begin their journey to establishing a growth mindset! In part one of the book, individuals will learn how to identify the negating thoughts to their success. And in part two of the book, the readers will gain applicable knowledge on how to find purpose and execute on their mission! Link: https://www.elginwoodsidejr.com/product-page/the-7-pillars-of-mindset Connect with Us: ...
2022-02-07
46 min
The Workman Network
EP16. WMP: Developing Discipline w/ Derrick Bienemy
Elgin and Christian welcome guest, Derrick Bienemy. Derrick is a a Mechanical Engineer for a government facility in Tennessee. Derrick attending Tuskegee University where he was also a part time entrepreneur while being a full time student. This episode highlights the importance of discipline while being on your journey toward success in your life. Download Elgin's Ebook, "The 7 Pillars of Mindset". A concise transcription designed for conflicted individuals to begin their journey to establishing a growth mindset! In part one of the book, individuals will learn how to identify the negating thoughts to their success. And...
2022-01-12
1h 02
The Workman Network
EP15. WMP: Reflection and Goal Setting for 2022
Elgin and Christian reflect on positives and lessons learned from 2021, and set goals live for 2022. Perks: Download Elgin's Ebook, "The 7 Pillars of Mindset". A concise transcription designed for conflicted individuals to begin their journey to establishing a growth mindset! In part one of the book, individuals will learn how to identify the negating thoughts to their success. And in part two of the book, the readers will gain applicable knowledge on how to find purpose and execute on their mission! Link: https://www.elginwoodsidejr.com/product-page/the-7-pillars-of-mindset Follow Us: Elgin Woodsi...
2022-01-02
50 min
The Workman Network
EP14. WMP: The Power of Focus
Christian and Elgin share their thoughts on the power of focusing your mind to lock in and align your energy. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elgin-woodside/support
2021-11-12
34 min
The Workman Network
EP13. WMP: Building Wealth Through Retirement Accounts
Elgin and Christian discuss using IRAs and 401Ks to build the foundation of your wealth. Perks: Download Elgin's FREE Ebook, "The 7 Pillars of Mindset". A concise transcription designed for conflicted individuals to begin their journey to establishing a growth mindset! In part one of the book, individuals will learn how to identify the negating thoughts to their success. And in part two of the book, the readers will gain applicable knowledge on how to find purpose and execute on their mission! Link below. https://www.elginwoodsidejr.com/product-page/the-7-pillars-of-mindset Follow Us: Elgin Wo...
2021-10-26
42 min
The Workman Network
EP12. WMP: How to Grow Your Money
There are several ways to grow your money the key is to find ways that work for you. In episode 12, Elgin and Christian discuss the importance of establishing the foundational systems that build wealth. Watch the full video to unlock a system that will get you the wealth you deserve. Perks: Download Elgin's FREE Ebook, "The 7 Pillars of Mindset". A concise transcription designed for conflicted individuals to begin their journey to establishing a growth mindset! In part one of the book, individuals will learn how to identify the negating thoughts to their success. And in part two of...
2021-10-11
57 min
The Workman Network
EP11. WMP: Becoming an Interview Champion
Interviewing is a skillset not just something you do. In episode 11, the guys discuss the importance of establishing the foundational skills and tactics that make you an elite interviewer. Everyone wishes to have the job of their dreams but we forget to show our value to the company in our interview. Watch the full video to unlock a system that will get you the job you desire. Perks: Download Elgin's FREE Ebook, "The 7 Pillars of Mindset". A concise transcription designed for conflicted individuals to begin their journey to establishing a growth mindset! In part one of the bo...
2021-10-01
54 min
The Workman Network
EP10. WMP: Embracing Identity Change
Change is a natural aspect of life. In episode 10, the guys discuss the importance of embracing change to open the abundant possibilities of your life. It is okay for your identity to change throughout your life because we are not created to latch on to worldly titles anyway. Try things and embrace your interests to see if there is something there. Video format: https://youtu.be/qGJ44cDrTac Perks: Download Elgin's FREE Ebook, "The 7 Pillars of Mindset". A concise transcription designed for conflicted individuals to begin their journey to establishing a growth mindset! In part one...
2021-09-24
53 min
The Workman Network
EP9. WMP: The Double E
As human being we survive based on the conditions of our environment. In episode 9, the guys discuss the importance of controlling your immediate environment to promote success. Exposure is everything; we can only grow to the level of our knowledge base. Step out of your comfort zone and surround yourself with high frequency individuals. Perks: Download Elgin's FREE Ebook, "The 7 Pillars of Mindset". A concise transcription designed for conflicted individuals to begin their journey to establishing a growth mindset! In part one of the book, individuals will learn how to identify the negating thoughts to the...
2021-09-09
1h 05
The Workman Network
EP8. WMP: Is it Okay to be Average?
We all get the urge to be average some days, but is it okay to accept your life as average? In episode 8 the guys discuss what question you should ask yourself to determine if you are suited for an average of phenomenal life. In this episode, they talk about acknowledging your language and how to maintain focus in your area of expertise to exceed average. We all have things that we are average at but we should strive to find that one thing that we will be great at. When we strive for greatness we inspire other to become...
2021-09-01
58 min
The Workman Network
EP7. WMP: PTSG
Are you confused about the difference between your purpose, gifts, and talents? If so take a listen to episode 7 where Elgin and Christian breakdown the major aspect that defines each category. In this episode, they discuss how to allow your gift to flow and create endless opportunities. A lot of times we try to capitalize on our gift prematurely causing us to drain our audience and create friction. When you are operating in complete alignment with each of these pillars the world become abundant. Perks: Download Elgin's FREE Ebook, "The 7 Pillars of Mi...
2021-09-01
1h 13
The Workman Network
EP6. WMP: Manage or Be Managed
On Episode 6 of the Workman Podcast, Elgin Woodside and Christian Marshall break down the importance of time management and having productivity systems. Two young engineers document their career journeys and mindset shift. Elgin Woodside (right) & Christian Marshall (left) provide valuable information in an inspiring environment. Elgin Woodside IG: elginwoodside_ Elgin Woodside website: elginwoodsidejr.com Christian Marshall IG: _millionairechris24 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elgin-woodside/support
2021-08-23
56 min
The Workman Network
EP5. WMP: Watch Your Swing
On Episode 5 of the Workman Podcast, Elgin Woodside and Christian Marshall break down accountability and the reason why mentorship and counsel is important. Two young engineers document their career journeys and mindset shift. Elgin Woodside (right) & Christian Marshall (left) provide valuable information in an inspiring environment. Elgin Woodside IG: elginwoodside_ Christian Marshall IG: _millionairechris24 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elgin-woodside/support
2021-08-23
47 min
The Workman Network
EP2. WMP: Your Gift Hit Different
Christian Marshall (left) and Elgin Woodside (right) discuss the importance of working in your strengths and being cognitive of your weaknesses. Follow on Elgin on IG: elginwoodside_ Follow Christian on IG: _millionairechris24 https://www.patreon.com/theworkman --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elgin-woodside/support
2021-07-09
59 min
The Workman Network
EP1. WMP: Office Hours
This is the first episode of the Workman Podcast where we will give you insights and share experiences that we have personally encountered. Hosts: Elgin Woodside & Christian Marshall are engineers by trade and aspiring entrepreneurs. Follow Us on IG @elginwoodside_ & @_millionairechris24 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/elgin-woodside/support
2021-06-16
1h 04
Screen Stuff Podcast
#103: SCREENIES 2018 — LAST HURRAH BEFORE HIATUS
Paul and Elgin share their picks for best scene, best performance, and best overall work across all of screendom in the past 12 months. The final edition of the annual screenies awards before we go on indefinite hiatus. We bid you a bittersweet goodbye. Thank you, all, for listening over the past five years!!! We really appreciate your attention and time. http://archive.org/download/ScreenStuffPodcast103/ScreenStuffPodcast103.mp3Download Podcast (right click and select Save as …) Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe to RSS feed
2018-08-27
00 min
Screen Stuff Podcast
#102: BLACKKKLANSMAN
BlacKkKlansman. Elgin and Paul review #BlacKkKlansman: BlacKkKlansman, directed by Spike Lee and written by Charlie Wachtel and David Rabinowitz, and starring John David Washington and Adam Driver. We share our takes on Lee’s latest joint–and they’re both against the critical consensus. http://archive.org/download/ScreenStuffPodcast102/ScreenStuffPodcast102.mp3Download Podcast (right click and select Save as …) Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe to RSS feed
2018-08-21
00 min
Screen Stuff Podcast
#101: CRAZY RICH ASIANS
Crazy Rich Asians, with briefer takes on Mission: Impossible–Fallout, Howard’s End on Starz, Wild Wild Country, and How to Make It in America. Paul and Elgin review #CrazyRichAsians: Crazy Rich Asians (35:35), directed by Jon M. Chu from the screenplay by Peter Chiarelli and Adele Lim, based on the novel by Kevin Kwan, and starring Constance Wu, Michelle Yeoh, and Henry Golding. We give our takes on the first major motion picture with a nearly all Asian cast from a Hollywood studio since The Joy Luck Club (1993). http://archive.org/download/ScreenStuffPodcast101/Scree...
2018-08-20
00 min
Screen Stuff Podcast
#100: A VERY ENGLISH SCANDAL
A Very English Scandal. Paul and Elgin review A #VeryEnglishScandal: A Very English Scandal on Amazon Prime (originally on the BBC), written by Russell T Davies, directed by Stephen Frears, and starring Hugh Grant and Ben Whishaw. This three-part minseries tells the stories of Jeremy Thorpe (Grant), a Member of Parliament, and Norman Josiffe/Scott (Whishaw), a stable hand (and later a model). The former tried to have the latter killed in order to ensure their past relationship would remain out of the public eye. Thorpe was put on trial for conspiracy and incitement to...
2018-08-06
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#99: SHARP OBJECTS
Sharp Objects, plus some chit-chat on the 2018 Emmy nominations. Paul and Elgin review #SharpObjects: Sharp Objects on HBO, created by Marti Noxon and directed by Jean-Marc Vallée, based on the novel by Gillian Flynn, and starring Amy Adams and Patricia Clarkson. An eight-episode prestige drama (and Vallée’s follow-up to Big Little Lies), Sharp Objects tells the story of journalist Camille Preaker (Adams), who goes back to her hometown of Wind Gap, Missouri, to investigate the murders of two young girls. While back home, Camille must also deal with her haunted past, involving her mother...
2018-07-30
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#98: SORRY TO BOTHER YOU
Sorry to Bother You, with briefer takes on Kim’s Convenience, Something in the Rain (밥 잘 사주는 예쁜 누나), First Reformed, and Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot Paul and Elgin chat about #SorryToBotherYou: Sorry to Bother You (36:00), written and directed by Boots Riley and starring Lakeith Stanfield, Tessa Thompson, Steven Yeun, and Armie Hammer. A hit at Sundance, Riley’s debut feature centers around Cassius “Cash” Green (Stanfield), a down-on-his-luck black telemarketer, who by donning an absurd white voice rises through the ranks to handle the accounts of a corporation owned by tech bro titan Steve Lift (Hammer). Set in...
2018-07-23
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#97: SUCCESSION
Succession. Elgin and Paul chat about #SuccessionHBO: HBO’s Succession, created by Jesse Armstrong (with executive producers Will Ferrell and Adam McKay, among others) and starring Brian Cox, Jeremy Strong, Alan Ruck, Kieran Culkin, Sarah Snook, and Hiam Abbass as the Roys — a rich, powerful New York family that runs a global media empire. Does this latest prestige drama from HBO say anything new about privilege and dysfunctional family life, especially in our present age, with the Trumps and Murdochs taking center stage?Already deemed successful enough, Succession has been renewed for a second s...
2018-07-09
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#96: DIETLAND
Dietland Paul and Elgin review #Dietland: Dietland on AMC, created by Marti Noxon, based on the novel by Sarai Walker, and starring Joy Nash and Julianna Margulies. This show is a dark satire about dealing with the beauty industrial complex during the #MeToo era. We discuss Nash’s central performance as Alicia “Plum” Kettle (the show’s plus-size protagonist, who ghost-writes an advice column for her Miranda-Priestly-type boss played by Margulies); the complicated plot lines involving several supporting characters and multiple feminist groups vying for Plum’s attention or allegiance; and the show’s debts/homages t...
2018-07-02
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#95: POSE
Pose, with briefer takes on Solo: A Star Wars Story, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, Incredibles 2, and MoviePass (user experience, plus upcoming changes and competition for the service). Elgin and Paul review #PoseFX: Pose (22:00) on FX, created by Steven Canals, Brad Falchuk, and Ryan Murphy and starring Mj Rodriguez, Indya Moore, and Ryan Jamaal Swain, along with Evan Peters, Kate Mara, and James Van Der Beek. Set in late ’80s New York, against the backdrop of the AIDS crisis, Pose follows the lives of three main protagonists — Blanca, Angel, and Damon — in and out of the dow...
2018-06-26
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#94: THE LETDOWN
The Letdown. Paul and Elgin review #TheLetdown: The Letdown on Netflix, created by Sarah Scheller and Alison Bell (originally for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation) and starring the latter as Audrey, a woman facing the challenges of being a new mom. A dark-ish half-hour comedy about the pressures of modern-day motherhood (and fatherhood), this new show tackles some topics rarely covered on small or big screens anywhere (though Jason Reitman’s Tully recently came out too). We talk about Bell’s and the support cast’s performances; why it matters that women have penned...
2018-06-04
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#93: COBRA KAI
Cobra Kai. Elgin and Paul chat about #CobraiKai: YouTube Red’s Cobra Kai, created by Josh Heald, Jon Hurwitz, and Hayden Schlossberg and starring William Zabka and Ralph Macchio. A sequel set some 30 years after the events of the original The Karate Kid, the hit dramedy has already been renewed for another season on YouTube’s paid streaming service. We discuss the tone, performances, and the original characters’ relationships with each other and the new generation of characters (played by an ethnically diverse cast, including Korean American Jay Seo). We also chat about th...
2018-05-28
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#92: FAHRENHEIT 451
Fahrenheit 451, with briefer takes on Dear White People (season 2), The Handmaid’s Tale (season 2), The New Girl (the final season), Avengers: Infinity War, and director Hiro Murai’s work on Barry and Atlanta, among other topics. Paul and Elgin review #Fahrenheit451: Fahrenheit 451 (29:30) on HBO, adapted and directed by Ramin Bahrani and starring Michael B. Jordan and Michael Shannon. Based on the 1953 novel (of the same name) by Ray Bradbury, this latest adaptation, starring big-name Hollywood talent, must not only compete with the futuristic dystopias depicted in several recent dramas but also address the technological adva...
2018-05-21
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#91: THE LAST O.G.
The Last O.G., with briefer takes on Pacific Rim: Uprising and The Lost in Space reboot on Netflix. Elgin and Paul chat about #TheLastOG: TBS’s The Last O.G., created by John Carcieri and Jordan Peele and starring Tracy Morgan and Tiffany Haddish. After a terrible auto accident in 2014, the controversial SNL alum Morgan returns to the small screen–this time on basic cable–to play Tray Barker, a Brooklyn man who’s just finished a 15-year sentence for selling drugs. In modern day, gentrified Brooklyn, Tray tries to win back the woman he...
2018-05-07
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#90: BARRY
Barry, with briefer takes on High Maintenance (HBO’s season 2), screen supremacy for Sunday night (the latest seasons of Showtime’s Homeland and Billions versus HBO’s and AMC’s past offerings), and Atlanta (season 2 on FX, a.k.a. Robbin’ Season, with a focus on the episode “Teddy Perkins“). Paul and Elgin review #HBOBarry: HBO’s Barry (27:05), created by Alec Berg (who’s also an executive producer on Silicon Valley) and SNL alum Bill Hader and starring the latter as the titular Barry, a contract killer who gets the acting bug while on a...
2018-04-30
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#89: KILLING EVE
Killing Eve, with briefer takes on Netflix potentially buying a movie theater chain, the impact of MoviePass, and Ready Player One. Elgin and Paul review #KillingEve: Killing Eve (29:30) on BBC America, adapted for the small screen by Phoebe Waller-Bridge (of Fleabag fame) from the Villanelle novels by Luke Jennings and starring Sandra Oh (as the titular Eve Polastri, a MI5 analyst) and Jodie Comer (as Villanelle, a professional assassin). Does this cat-and-mouse drama (dark comedy?) bring us something fresh besides having two women at its center? Though Eve is white in the novels, the T...
2018-04-23
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#88: THE LOOMING TOWER
The Looming Tower. Paul and Elgin review #TheLoomingTower: Hulu’s The Looming Tower, based on the 2006 nonfiction book of the same title by Lawrence Wright., stars Jeff Daniels, Tahar Rahim, Michael Stuhlbarg, and Peter Sarsgaard. This ten-episode drama explores the failures in the U.S. intelligence community (most of them having to do with the rivalry and differences in strategies between the FBI and CIA) in the years leading up to 9/11. Does this dramatization bring us any new insights into real-life events (as other fairly recent shows like The People v. O. J. Simpson: American Crim...
2018-04-02
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#87: UGLY DELICIOUS
Ugly Delicious. Elgin and Paul check out #UglyDelicious: Ugly Delicious, a new documentary series from Netflix, produced by and starring Momofuku chef David Chang and New York Times food critic Peter Meehan. Rather than covering a single place, as do so many other food and travel shows, this one focuses on a particular type of food (such as pizza, fried chicken, or fried rice) and delves deeper into how it’s thought about, prepared, and consumed across the globe. Featuring several culinary luminaries (such as Mark Iacono of Lucali, Roy Choi of Kog...
2018-03-26
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#86: ANNIHILATION
Annihilation, with briefer takes on The Darkest Hour, Brad’s Status, and The Only Living Boy in New York. Paul and Elgin review #Annihilation: Annihilation (21:01), written and directed by Alex Garland and starring Natalie Portman, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Tessa Thompson, Gina Rodriguez, Tuva Novotny, and Oscar Isaac. Veering away from Jeff VanderMeer’s novel of the same name, Garland’s follow-up to Ex Machina tells the story of Lena, a biologist and former soldier, who sets off with four other women into a mysterious scientific anomaly called the Shimmer, or Area X, from which her ill hus...
2018-03-19
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#85: THE ALIENIST
The Alienist. Elgin and Paul check out The #Alienist: TNT’s The Alienist, a crime drama based on the 1994 novel by Caleb Carr, stars Daniel Brühl, Luke Evans, and Dakota Fanning. This ten-episode thriller (which has nothing to do with space aliens and much to do with the early days of criminal psychology and forensics) follows three protagonists who are chasing a serial killer in late nineteenth-century New York City. Does TNT’s attempt at prestige drama offer a fresh take on the serial killer mystery? And how are the show’s pacing, acting, costume...
2018-03-05
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#84: THE CHI
The Chi. Paul and Elgin check out #TheChi: The Chi, a new Showtime drama from Lena Waithe, starring Jason Mitchell, Alex R. Hibbert, Ntare Guma Mbaho Mwine, and Jacob Latimore. Set on the South Side of Chicago, this sprawling series has already been renewed for a second season. But should you bother trying to get through the first? Is the storytelling compelling or confident enough to sustain us? The shadow of HBO’s The Wire (which many critics have compared The Chi with) looms large. Does the show offer anything fresh? http://archive.org...
2018-02-26
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#83: BLACK PANTHER
Black Panther, with briefer takes on SMILF, Altered Carbon, the Winter Olympics and positive Asian (American) representation on TV, the latest seasons of various reality TV shows (including Top Chef, RuPaul’s Drag Race, and Queer Eye), and the non-app version of Mosaic on HBO. Elgin and Paul review #BlackPanther: Black Panther (35:05), co-written and directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Chadwick Boseman, Michael B. Jordan, Lupita Nyong’o, Danai Gurira, Letitia Wright, and Angela Bassett. Set largely in the fictional African nation of Wakanda (with a notable side trip to Pusan, South Korea), this late...
2018-02-19
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#82: THE END OF THE F***ING WORLD
The End of the F***ing World [WARNING: adult language in audio clip], but before that quick takes on All the Money in the World and Baby Driver. Paul and Elgin check out #EndOfTheFuckingWorld: The End of the F***ing World, a UK dramedy from Channel 4, available on Netflix. It’s written by Charlie Covell and directed by Jonathan Entwistle and Lucy Tcherniak, and stars Alex Lawther and Jessica Barden as two alienated British teenagers, James and Alyssa, who run away from home on a long road trip across England. The problem: James may be...
2018-02-05
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#81: PHILIP K. DICK’S ELECTRIC DREAMS
Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams. Elgin and Paul check out #ElectricDreams: Philip K. Dick’s Electric Dreams, a new anthology series from Channel 4 and Sony Pictures Televisions and available through Amazon Prime. Based on the short stories of Dick, the hour-long episodes feature many well-known actors, including Bryan Cranston, Juno Temple, Janelle Monáe, Greg Kinnear, Steve Buscemi, Anna Paquin, Terrence Howard, and Vera Farmiga. Many have said this is Amazon’s answer to Netflix’s Black Mirror. Is it really? We also talk about this series in the wider context of anthology...
2018-01-29
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#80: PHANTOM THREAD
Phantom Thread, with briefer takes on Jim & Andy: The Great Beyond, Girls Trip, Call Me by Your Name, The Florida Project, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri, and I, Tonya. Paul and Elgin review #PhantomThread: Phantom Thread (37:25), written, shot, and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and starring Daniel Day-Lewis, Vicky Krieps, and Lesley Manville. It’s one more period piece from PTA featuring DDL, this time set in London during the ’50s. What does their second collaboration yield? We weigh in on what, at first, appears to be yet another dramatic film about a difficult male...
2018-01-22
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#79: THE MARVELOUS MRS. MAISEL
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel. Elgin and Paul review #MrsMaisel: Amazon’s The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, with showrunner Amy Sherman-Palladino and starring Rachel Brosnahan, Alex Borstein, and Luke Kirby. Set in New York in the late 1950s, this gorgeous show (whose period details equal those of Mad Men) focuses on Miriam ‘Midge’ Maisel (Brosnahan), who “accidentally” becomes a stand-up comic after her husband walks out on her and their tony Upper West Side existence. We absolutely marvel at the performances (especially Brosnahan’s), the dialog, and the camerawork and production design while quibbling with some of the unrealist...
2018-01-01
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#78: RUNAWAYS (AND THE GROWING DISNEY EMPIRE)
Runaways and Disney’s purchase of parts of Fox. Paul and Elgin check out #Runaways: Hulu’s Runaways, with showrunners Stephanie Savage and Josh Schwartz and starring the diverse case of Rhenzy Feliz, Lyrica Okano, Virginia Gardner, Ariela Barer, Gregg Sulkin, and Allegra Acosta. Part teen soap opera (in the tradition of The OC and Beverly Hills, 90210) and part superhero team-up tale, the Runaways features a mysterious cult, a pet dinosaur, a magical staff, and parents with complicated pasts who are part of a group called Pride. While lauded in comic book form in the early 200...
2017-12-25
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#77: STAR WARS: EPISODE VIII–THE LAST JEDI
Star Wars: Episode VIII–The Last Jedi, with briefer takes on Lady Bird, Easy (season 2), and Search Party (season 2), plus more discussion on how we plan to (not) consume the art of artists who’ve been accused of sexual assault and misconduct. Elgin and Paul review #LastJedi: Star Wars: Episode VIII–The Last Jedi (38:58), written and directed by Rian Johnson and starring Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, Adam Driver, Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, Oscar Isaac, Andy Serkis, Kelly Marie Tran, and Laura Dern. Perhaps the most anticipated film of 2017, the latest installment of the Skywalker saga has...
2017-12-18
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#76: MOSAIC
Mosaic. Paul and Elgin check out #Mosaic: Mosaic, directed by Steven Soderbergh, written by Ed Solomon, and starring Sharon Stone and Garrett Hedlund, among others. This is a free interactive TV series, available now as an app and later in more traditional form on HBO. Are the “choose your own adventure” format and other features, such as pop-up websites and PDFs and optional flashbacks, revolutionary or just gimmickry? Are the performances and shooting style enhancements or distractions for this ambitious Soderbergh project? http://archive.org/download/ScreenStuffPodcast76/ScreenStuffPodcast76.mp3Download Podcast (right click and select...
2017-12-04
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#75: THE MAYOR
The Mayor. Elgin and Paul discuss #TheMayorABC: The Mayor, created by Jeremy Bronson and starring Brandon Micheal Hall as the aspiring rapper and newly elected mayor, Lea Michele as his advisor, and Yvette Nicole Brown as his mom. Does this single-cam comedy (both a reflection of and rebuttal to the rise of Trump) offer us anything fresh or interesting in form or content? http://archive.org/download/ScreenStuffPodcast75/ScreenStuffPodcast75.mp3Download Podcast (right click and select Save as …) Subscribe on iTunes Subscribe to RSS feed
2017-11-27
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#74: JUSTICE LEAGUE
Justice League, plus a discussion on watching or avoiding screen stuff involving artists and entertainers recently accused of sexual assault or harassment; with additional takes on Too Funny to Fail and One Mississippi season 2, Song to Song and To the Wonder, Mudbound, and The Paperboy. Paul and Elgin review #JusticeLeague: Justice League (42:00), directed by Zack Snyder (and Joss Whedon) and starring Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot, Henry Cavill, Ezra Miller, Jason Momoa, and Ray Fisher. A troubled production, plagued by numerous problems including Cavill’s mustache, this latest installment in the DCEU ostensibly advances the sto...
2017-11-20
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#67: COMRADE DETECTIVE, WHAT WOULD DIPLO DO?, AND SCREENIES AWARDS
Comrade Detective, What Would Diplo Do?, and the annual Screenies awards (for best scene, performance, and overall work in the past 12 months). Elgin and Paul review #ComradeDetective and #WhatWouldDiploDo: A tongue-in-cheek Cold War satire from a communist perspective, Comrade Detective from Amazon Prime stars the voice talents of Channing Tatum and Joseph Gordon-Levitt, but not their faces. What Would Diplo Do? from VICELAND, stars James Van Der Beek as the EDM star. The former Dawson’s Creek lead also has several writing credits for the episodes. What do we make of the...
2017-09-04
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#65: LOGAN LUCKY
Logan Lucky, plus quicker takes on the latest season of Game of Thrones; Atypical; Huang’s World; VICE News Tonight’s special report, “Charlottesville: Race and Terror;” and Younger. Elgin and Paul review #LoganLucky: Logan Lucky (32:10), directed by Steven Soderbergh, written by Rebecca Blunt, and starring Channing Tatum, Adam Driver, Daniel Craig, and Riley Keough. What led Soderbergh back to making features after he famously retired four years ago? Is his comeback movie both fun and innovative, like so much of his past work? Or is this just a deglammed heist flick set below the Mason–Dixon...
2017-08-21
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#63: THE DEFIANT ONES
The Defiant Ones. Elgin and Paul review #TheDefiantOnes: The Defiant Ones, an HBO documentary about music icons (and Beats Electronics founders) Dr. Dre and Jimmy Iovine, directed by Allen Hughes and masterfully edited by Lasse Järvi and Doug Pray. Not your standard documentary, this four-part series walks us through the rise of both subjects as their lives intersect with musical luminaries from the ’70s, ’80s, ’90s, and the new millennium. We discuss the series’ coverage of the wider controversies of gangsta rap, Interscope Records’ shock rockers, and Napster. And Elgin wonders aloud about what...
2017-07-31
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#60: I’M DYING UP HERE
I’m Dying Up Here. Paul and Elgin check out #ImDyingUpHere: Showtime’s I’m Dying Up Here, created by David Flebotte and Jim Carrey, and starring Melissa Leo, Ari Graynor, Al Madrigal, and Andrew Santino, plus Sebastian Stan (a.k.a. the Winter Soldier, in just the pilot). Is this new Showtime show about the 1970s comedy club scene in LA worth giving a shot? Elgin raises concerns about anachronisms, while Paul focuses on Leo’s mannered performance. Both talk about the comedy sets, which present creative challenges like the musical performances in HBO’s...
2017-07-03
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