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Common FaithResolutions or Renewal: The Work of Change with Rabbi Mark BorowitzWhat’s the difference between a resolution and a wish—and why does it matter?As the new year begins, Rabbi Elliot Cosgrove and Emmy Award–winning journalist Jon Frankel explore what it really means to change. From New Year’s resolutions to Jewish ideas of teshuva—return, repair, and renewal—they ask whether transformation comes through bold declarations or small, faithful steps.The conversation deepens with a powerful guest: Rabbi Mark Borowitz, spiritual leader, author, and longtime head of Beit T’Shuvah, a pioneering residential recovery center in Los Angeles. Drawing on his own journey from a...
2026-01-0152 min
WDIY Studio SessionsWDIY Studio Session: Mark Cosgrove and Peter LorchDoylestown-based champion flatpicking guitarist Mark Cosgrove along with fellow guitarist Peter Lorch join host Tom Druckenmiller in the studio to pick tunes and talk about their upcoming performance at Clay on Main's Half Moon Cafe in Oley, PA.
2025-10-0438 min
The Myopia MindsetEpisode 31 - Clinical Consultation Breakthroughs in Ortho-K with Dr. Joelle Holland & Mark CosgroveIn this Essential Edition of the podcast — Imagine being told a patient can’t be fit with Ortho-K. For Dr. Joelle Holland, those were the moments that defined her career—because with the right consultation and support from lens designer Mark Cosgrove, those patients walked away with life-changing results. What does it really take to succeed with orthokeratology and myopia management? In this episode of The Myopia Mindset, host Matthew Herzberg is joined by two powerhouse guests: Dr. Joelle Holland – rising star in optometry, passionate about family eye care and tackling complex cases. Mark Cosgrove – world-renowned Ortho-K lens desig...
2025-09-2200 min
The Cerebral CricketerEp 16 - No Excuses, Just Runs – Domestic Legend Mark Cosgrove's Road to 36 First-Class CenturiesFrom the Bradman Young Cricketer of the Year in 2005 to scoring 36 first-class centuries, Mark Cosgrove has lived the highs and challenges of professional cricket. Known for his fearless batting and natural stroke play, Cosgrove represented South Australia, Tasmania, Glamorgan, Leicestershire, and even wore the green and gold for Australia in 2006, scoring 74 on ODI debut against Bangladesh. In this episode of The Cerebral Cricketer Podcast, Mark opens up about: His early days in cricket, balancing footy, soccer, and batting in tough Adelaide nets. Lessons from mentors like Russell Thompson, Andy Flower, and Darren Lehmann. Winning...
2025-09-171h 30
Steel News with Ann VandersteelThe mRNA Reckoning – A National Health Emergency | Dr Jim Thorp & Kirstin CosgroveFeaturing:DR. JIM THORPE https://x.com/jathorpmfmKIRSTIN COSGROVE https://x.com/KirstinCosgrovehttps://advancedbiologicalresearchgroup.org/"Is This the Final Warning?"On this urgent episode of American Made, host Ann Vandersteel investigates the CDC’s quiet reversal on COVID-19 vaccine guidance for healthy children and pregnant women—just as explosive new data from DMED and VAERS confirm what many feared:⚠️ Massive spikes in adverse events, disability, and sudden death. Now, with self-amplifying RNA (saRNA) vaccines being added to the childhood schedule—biotech that replicates inside the body to amplify spike protein produ...
2025-06-0449 min
The Locher RoomCelebrate Five Years of The Locher Room with Daniel Cosgrove as He Returns to Daytime!Daniel Cosgrove helped celebrate five years of The Locher Room when he sat down to discuss his return to daytime TV. I surprised Daniel with a visit from his Guiding Light sister, Emmy-winner Gina Tognoni.Daniel has captivated audiences with his dynamic roles across various soap operas, including: Scott Chandler on All My Children, Matt Durning on Beverly Hills, 90210, Bill Lewis on Guiding Light and Aiden Jennings on Days of Our Lives. Most recently, Daniel joined the cast of General Hospital as Ezra Boyle, a cunning politician who debuted on March 21st. In this role, he reunites with fo...
2025-05-271h 24
REXREX May 2nd - Richie Cosgrove from Fish & Game NZ, Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year Jo Sheridan, DWN Regional Leader of the Year Aimee Wilson and Mark Chrystall from the Rabobank Client CouncilOn today's REX Daily Podcast, Dom talks with Fish & Game NZ Deputy CEO Richie Cosgrove about the opening weekend of the duck hunting season, taking Hunting & Fishing Minister James Meager into the mai mai and the success of the Fish & Game Cookbook... He talks with newly crowned Fonterra Dairy Woman of the Year Jo Sheridan about winning the award, her work at Owl Farm in Cambridge and her plans for the future... He talks with the Dairy Women's Network Regional Leader of the Year Aimee Wilson about her involvement with DWN and how she juggles that with farming and...
2025-05-0247 min
Yes, I Am Too MuchEp 25: The Mountains Don't Humble Themselves by Saying They're Rocks- Unlearning What Keeps Powerful Women Small with Brittni CosgroveWhat if the very things you were taught to admire—like humility, politeness, and emotional control—are the exact things keeping you stuck?In this soul-stretching episode, I’m joined by powerhouse self-mastery coach Brittni Cosgrove for a conversation that pulls no punches. Together, we unpack the myths that hold women back from their full power and reframe the stories we've been handed.We dive deep into:🔥 The Humility Trap: Why the cultural obsession with “being humble” keeps bold, brilliant women playing small—and how owning your power is not arrogance, but alignment.🧠 Subconsc...
2025-04-2337 min
Bluegrass Unlimited's PodcastBluegrass Unlimited Podcast with Mark CosgroveThis week we feature guitar player Mark Cosgrove. Mark is a national flatpicking guitar champion who has toured with musicians like Jerry Douglas and Liz Meyer and, most recently, he spent 12 years on the road with David Bromberg and has performed and recorded with many others, including his own band called Good Medicine. Mark has also produced a number of solo albums over the years and is recognized as one of the heroes of flatpicking guitar.
2024-11-2856 min
People Inspired By Purpose - Purposely PodcastSHORT Denise Cosgrove CEO Selwyn FoundationWelcome to Purposely SHORT, a weekly episode, featuring one of our friends or past guests and their expertise on a certain topic.
This weeks episode features Denise Cosgrove CEO of Selwyn Foundation.
2024-07-2410 min
Radulich in BroadcastingDamn You Hollywood: Despicable Me 4 (2024)Robert Winfree, Mark Radulich and Alexis Hejna present their Despicable Me 4 2024 Movie Review! Despicable Me 4 is a 2024 American animated comedy film produced by Universal Pictures and Illumination, and distributed by Universal. It serves as the sequel to Despicable Me 3 (2017), the fourth main installment, and the sixth overall installment in the Despicable Me franchise. The film was directed by Chris Renaud, co-directed by Patrick Delage (in his feature directorial debut), produced by Chris Meledandri and Brett Hoffman, and written by Mike White and Ken Daurio. It stars the voices of Steve Carell, Kristen Wiig, Pierre Coffin, Joey King, Miranda C...
2024-07-091h 57
People Inspired By Purpose - Purposely Podcast#204 Leading a foundation empowering older people, health, wellness and being a single parent, Denise Cosgrove CEO Selwyn FoundationWelcoming Denise Cosgrove, CEO of Selwyn Foundation, to
Purposely where she shares her organisation's mission to help vulnerable older people as well as her career and life journey.
Denise's leadership journey began early, as she navigated a
successful career while raising two daughters as a young single mother.
Theonly one of six siblings to attend university, Denise ventured to Otago
University in New Zealand's South Island. There, she discovered a passion for acting and debating, which she credits for building the confidence that would later serve her well in business leadership roles. Denise maintains a...
2024-06-301h 05
Cutter's RockCastRockcast 375 - Robert Cosgrove of Eyes Like MidnightYou may remember a band called Sleep Signals, if not that's OK, they broke up last year. But, lead singer Robert Cosgrove is back with a new project called Eyes Like Midnight. It's a completely different take on the kind of music Robert loves to create and with no rules in place, they are set to make their mark on the unsuspecting rock world. This band is so new they haven't even played a major concert yet. That changes at this year's Rockfest in Cadott, WI which is only 30 minutes from where Robert grew up. Yes, that means we are...
2024-06-0721 minCutter's RockCastRockcast 375 - Robert Cosgrove of Eyes Like MidnightYou may remember a band called Sleep Signals, if not that's OK, they broke up last year. But, lead singer Robert Cosgrove is back with a new project called Eyes Like Midnight. It's a completely different take on the kind of music Robert loves to create and with no rules in place, they are set to make their mark on the unsuspecting rock world. This band is so new they haven't even played a major concert yet. That changes at this year's Rockfest in Cadott, WI which is only 30 minutes from where Robert grew up. Yes, that means we are...
2024-06-0721 min
The SACA Cricket ShowTHE NIGHTWATCHMAN - MARK COSGROVE on the SACA Cricket Show (27.02.24)Redbacks assistant, Mark Cosgrove joined the show in today's edition of 'The Nightwatchman'. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
2024-02-2712 min
Sola City Church2.18.24 - Mark 1:14-15 - Repentance & the Kingdom of God - Jay Cosgrove2.18.24 - Mark 1:14-15 - Repentance & the Kingdom of God - Jay Cosgrove
2024-02-2042 min
The RessiesThe Ressies | #21 ft. Mark Cosgrove - The Day Shaun Tait Nearly Killed Coz, The Headbutt & Representing AustraliaWelcome to The Ressies Podcast. This episode sees Will and Checkers catch up with SA Redbacks legend Mark Cosgrove down at Karen Rolton Oval. Cozzie tells all about what is was like playing with and against former world's fastest bowler Shaun Tait. Cozzie speaks about his life after cricket as a coach, father and a Div 12 Ressie. The boys themselves also get their chance to tell their own stories about when they first met Cozzie. An episode you don't want to miss this one!!!We’re created not to impress, but to lift up ou...
2024-01-0732 min
In The Cordon - Cricket PodcastMark Cosgrove: Northern Suburbs to ODI DebutMark Cosgrove (Cozzie) is a beloved figure in South Australian cricket. He burst onto the scene as an 18-year-old playing for South Australia. At 21, he got called up to the Australian Men's Cricket Team ODI squad and made his debut in the last game of the series and scored 74 on debut in Dhaka.
Cozzie talks about playing against Warnie, growing up in the northern suburbs with the Northern Districts Cricket Club - Jets, playing in English conditions and sharing the changeroom with the likes of Gilchrist, Warne, Ponting and Clarke in 2006.
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2023-10-0526 min
Watershed PodcastMay 2023 Cinema PodcastThis month Mark Cosgrove and Steph Read share their enthusiasm and thoughts for just a small selection of the films coming up this month at Watershed.There's searching for identity in Return to Seoul – a striking film for its incredible lead performance, for its subject of place and belonging and for its beautiful cinematic style. Influenced by this Steph talks about the season of Sunday films she has curated throughout May. All are intriguing tales of identity formed rather than found, rather than traditional coming of age films.Mark enthuses about being drawn into the different relationships, full of light an...
2023-04-2834 min
Official Larne Football Club PodcastINVERCAST: Series 2 - Episode 1 with Tomas CosgroveInvercast is BACK and with new voices!
Tomas Cosgrove joins our new hosts Phil Barnhill and Mark Strange for a new series and episode of Invercast, the official podcast of Larne Football Club. Contains some strong language.
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2023-02-031h 14Watershed PodcastJanuary 2023 Cinema PodcastMark Cosgrove and Steph Read share thoughts on a range of different types of cinema coming to Watershed in January - from celebrations of film to art activism.First up is mind-bending Cornish folk horror tale Enys Men which traverses isolation, memories, dreams, and fears – gorgeously shot on grainy 16mm film. Inspired by this Mark and Steph discuss their season of films A Woman on the Verge, wich locates Enys Men in a rich cinematic line of emotional journeys leading to transformation, redemption or renewal.Mark and Steph share a unanimous, general dislike of syrupy and emotionally manipulative Steven Spielberg. Ye...
2022-12-1927 minWatershed PodcastJuly 2022 Cinema PodcastMark Cosgrove and guest co-host interview the curators behind this years Cinema Rediscovered festival, held across Bristol in July. With to interviews with Pamela Hutchinson and Mark Cosgrove on the strands they curated for this years Cinema Rediscovered.Cinema Rediscovered launched its first edition in July 2016, taking inspiration from the pioneering Il Cinema Ritrovato festival in Bologna, Italy with a distinctive Bristol twist. Featuring the finest digital restorations, contemporary classics and film print rarities, it’s a chance to see lesser known cinematic voices and dive deep into the legacy of revered filmmakers.For more information visit: watershed.co.uk/ci...
2022-06-3035 minWatershed PodcastJuly 2022 Cinema PodcastMark Cosgrove and guest co-host interview the curators behind this years Cinema Rediscovered festival, held across Bristol in July. With to interviews with Pamela Hutchinson and Mark Cosgrove on the strands they curated for this years Cinema Rediscovered.Cinema Rediscovered launched its first edition in July 2016, taking inspiration from the pioneering Il Cinema Ritrovato festival in Bologna, Italy with a distinctive Bristol twist. Featuring the finest digital restorations, contemporary classics and film print rarities, it’s a chance to see lesser known cinematic voices and dive deep into the legacy of revered filmmakers.For more information visit: watershed.co.uk/ci...
2022-06-3035 min
Outspoken with Shana CosgroveFor the Back of the Room: Benjamin Harvey, Founder & CEO of AI Squared, Research Professor, and Data Science Leader.Send us a textConsistency, Impact, and Versatility.In this episode of The Outspoken Podcast, host Shana Cosgrove talks to Benjamin Harvey, Founder & CEO of AI Squared, Research Professor, and Data Science Leader. He takes us on his multifaceted journey, spanning from Harvard to The NSA to Johns Hopkins University to his most recent endeavor, AI Squared. Benjamin gets technical, discussing everything from Hadoop to Apache Spark to ACID transactions. We hear how Benjamin’s new journey as founder of AI Squared is rooted in his discipline and the simplicity of consistent hard work over time. Finally, Benjamin’s NC...
2022-05-2450 min
Unsolved MysteriesComing Soon: Unsolved Mysteries Season 2The official Unsolved Mysteries podcast is returning for a second season in the spring of 2022. Mark your calendars and make sure to subscribe so you don't miss new episodes. To learn more about listener data and our privacy practices visit: https://www.audacyinc.com/privacy-policy Learn more about your ad choices. Visit https://podcastchoices.com/adchoices
2021-12-2100 minWatershed PodcastDecember 2021 Cinema PodcastFor the last podcast of the year, Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, shares his own experience of cinema – both personal and professional.As part of a book of essays, Opening Up the Magic Box, Mark was asked to reflect on the role of cinema in his life. Mark's essay, A Life Cinematic – the Early Years, presents a 10-year-old from the fringes of Glasgow enamoured with Cagney, Bogart and Wayne to the student years, and a first taste of selecting a film for others to see.
2021-11-3010 min
My 70's TV ChildhoodCosgrove Hall: The Early YearsWelcome back to our podcast celebrating growing up as a child in 1970's Britain and the central part that television played in our and our families lives then.In this episode, our host Oliver attempts to address what some listeners have identified as bias against ITV children's programmes of the 70's so we remember how much cooler Magpie was than Blue Peter and we look at the early work of animators Brian Cosgrove and Mark Hall including the opening credits to Rainbow, The Magic Ball (which we all thought...
2021-11-2123 min
Life on the Line#117 Sir Peter CosgroveAngus Hordern interviews General Sir Peter Cosgrove, former Chief of the Defence Force and Governor-General.
Life on the Line tracks down Australian military veterans and records their stories. This is our third Season 5 video podcast - you can watch the whole conversation between Sir Peter Cosgrove and Angus Hordern now on YouTube. General Sir Peter Cosgrove is one of Australia’s most significant public figures. As a soldier, he saw action in Vietnam, winning the Military Cross, and rose to the top, becoming Chief of the Defence Force from 2002 to 2005. After his military career, Sir Peter became Au...
2021-09-271h 17
Official Larne Football Club PodcastINVERCAST: Episode 8 (ft. Martin Donnelly & Tomas Cosgrove )Martin Donnelly and Tomas Cosgrove join our hosts Caolan Hay and Mark McKillen for another episode of Invercast, the official podcast of Larne Football Club.
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2021-04-041h 04
The Cinematologists PodcastConversations About Cinema (w/ Mark Cosgrove and Francesco Tava)In this episode Neil talks to Mark Cosgrove, cinema curator at The Watershed in Bristol and Dr Francesco Tava, senior lecturer in philosophy at University of West England (UWE), about their current season of colonial cinema and discussions, Thought in Action, presented in partnership with MUBI.Their conversation covers the positives of online events in the pandemic including accessing filmmakers and panel members from all over the world as well as welcoming diverse audiences, the hybrid future of cinema events and the value of meeting communally to discuss movies, and the importance of...
2021-03-191h 21
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2020-11-301h 28Watershed PodcastNovember 2020 Cinema PodcastIn November's podcast Mark Cosgrove (Watershed Cinema Curator) and Tara Judah (Watershed Cinema Producer) ponder and refute October's news of the delay in the new James Bond film and how, as reported by some newspapers, its a harbinger of the death of cinema.With cinema alive and well at Watershed, Mark and Tara share the films they are looking forward to in November. There are two films from Cronenbergs – a new restoration of the notorious Crash from David Cronenberg and Possessor from son Brandon Cronenberg. Crash was much attacked at the time, much to author J.G. Ballard's surprise as th...
2020-10-2832 minWatershed PodcastOctober 2020 Cinema PodcastThis month Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, welcomes Cinema Producer Tara Judah back from maternity leave to discuss their highlights for the month ahead and a packed programme of new films and cinematic opportunities.Mark and Tara share their thoughts on much anticipated new British horror Saint Maud; cliché free, debut feature Miss Juneteenth, with its incredible cast and focus on a mother and her daughter facing the wider issues of many African-American communities in the US; the reflective and cinematic Rialto in which a middle-aged family man undergoes a crisis of masculinity and sexuality; and the inspirational force of n...
2020-09-3039 minWatershed PodcastJuly 2020 Cinema PodcastIn July's podcast Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, looks forward to welcoming audiences back to Watershed in September – but wonders what films will be available and how different cinema going will be.Despite the uncertainty there are new film releases ahead and Mark shares some of the titles to look forward to and highlights two films in particular to look out for online this month.
2020-06-3012 min
Life Goals with Theo DelaneyLife Goals with Theo Delaney - Stuart CosgroveTheo Delaney's guest is Stuart Cosgrove who is best known to football fans in Scotland as the co-host of the hugely popular BBC Radio Scotland show 'Off The Ball'. He's also a successful academic, journalist, television executive and author. (His latest books, a trilogy of soul music histories starting with 'Detroit 67', come highly recommended). Goals from a teenage Alex Ferguson, Paul Gascoigne and Diego Maradonna are among his eight choices and his passionate support of St Johnstone FC and Scotland is manifest throughout. Also, why Prince is the Andrea Pirlo of Minnesota funk. See acast.com/privacy for p...
2020-06-0157 min
Cricket Badger PodcastMark Cosgrove - Scoring runs, getting picked and gaining respect
Mark Cosgrove joins the Cricket Badger to talk about his life and times in cricket. The South Australian has scored almost 15 thousand first-class runs at over 40 and his record against the white ball aint too shabby either. He played 3 ODIs for Australia in 2006 and most cricketers with his record would have more internationals under their belt.
Cozzie chats to James Buttler about being an overseas player with Glamorgan and Leicestershire, his tag of 'Baby Boof' when a youngster, his love of the sport, how scoring runs and not looking pretty his his job and plenty more as he...
2020-05-3050 minWatershed PodcastJune 2020 Cinema PodcastIn June's podcast Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, considers whether, when people talk of the acute challenges now facing the arts sector, whether film is included in that?When does film become art; and what is the relationship between film and commerce?Mark also looks forward to the upcoming Japan 2020 film season hosted on the BFI website, whilst still hoping that the real world value of film does not get lost on the way.
2020-05-2608 minWatershed PodcastMay 2020 Cinema PodcastIn May's cinema podcast Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, considers the existential crisis at the heart of cinema and film under the current situation. Delving into the past for insight, Mark wonders – what does cinema mean when there is no cinema?Also Mark shares his film picks for the coming month to help you cut through the current explosion of online film viewing opportunities.
2020-04-2909 min
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Coronavirus Newscast
Atari
Commodore 64
Gameboy
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Minecraft
Mario Kart Tour
Monument Valley 2
2020-04-131h 07
1857Lockdown : What Day is it?BBC Flying Penguins
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Line of Duty
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Ferrite App
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Sober Survival Guide - Simon Chapple
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Notebooks of Mark Twain
2020-04-061h 55
1857Wood & Graphite is dead, long live Wood & GraphiteMusgrave Tennessee Red
Erasable Squires
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Erasable Podcast
Musgrave Pencils at Nero's!
Nero's Notes Instagram
Write Anniversary Copper Edition
Viking 400
LitRPG
Coronavirus COVID-19
Purlicue
The Invisible Man (2020)
House of Cards
Cinema90 - OneLung
Fearne Cotton's Happy Place Playlist
Galaxsec - Skeleton in Space 2 - Andries Louws
One Word Kill - Mark Lawrence
Meditations - Marcus Aurelius
Of Human Freedom - Epictetus
2020-03-091h 40Watershed PodcastMarch 2020 Cinema PodcastIn this month's podcast Watershed Cinema Curator Mark Cosgrove and Cinema Producer Thea Berry look ahead to a packed month with plenty to get your eyes and ears into it.March sees the start of Watershed's two month cinematic celebration Filmic. In this podcast Mark and Thea share insights, stories and anecdotes on the inextricable link between film and music through Filmic's two seasons of upcoming films – Era-Defining Soundtracks and FILM SC♀RES: Celebrating Female Composers.They also talk about some of the month's upcoming new releases from the stark and compelling The Painted Bird to unique Brazilian near future sci...
2020-02-2730 min
Perspectives in ParryvilleEp12: Matt Cosgrove, Author and IllustratorToday my guest is Matt Cosgrove, an Australian author and illustrator of children’s books. Some of Matt’s recent work includes the “Macca the Alpaca” series of books, along with other favourites like “Attack of the Giant Robot Zombie Mermaid”, which is part of the “Epic Fail Tales” series. In this episode we explore Matt’s love of art and design and his earliest memories of drawing and illustration. We trace Matt’s pathway through school, study and work as he reflects on a range of creative roles with Australian magazines, including illustrator and designer for K-Zone and Girlfriend leading to his role...
2020-02-2350 minWatershed PodcastFebruary 2020 Cinema PodcastFebruary maybe the shortest month of the year yet it contains a compelling wealth of cinematic joy, and a little bit of despair too. Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, and Thea Berry, Watershed Cinema Producer share their recommendations and highlights for the month ahead.First up they discuss why the long anticipated, sensational, Palme d'Or winning comedy thriller Parasite, is just so good. Also much anticipated is Portrait of a Lady on Fire in which they say something really special happens in they way it tells female stories.Then they shine a light on Japan with highlights from the Japan...
2020-01-3019 minWatershed PodcastJanuary 2020 Cinema PodcastMark Cosgrove, Cinema Curator and Thea Berry, Cinema Producer, plus guests, discuss our upcoming weekend of musicals exploring race, identity and politics – busting the myth that musicals are all just jazz hands and frippery.Mark and Thea also discuss their start of the year highlights including in February the brilliantly cinematic Portrait of a Lady on Fire and the totally unpredictable journey of Parasite.The year starts off though with the the rip roaring salty dog sea tale that is The Lighthouse, Jo Jo Rabbit's brilliantly satirical exploration of nationalism and fascism and Armando Iannucci's Dickens with a contemporary sensibility, in...
2019-12-1928 min
From The NosebleedsEpisode 24: Bank Builders | Shane Warne's Hat-Trick | Mark CosgroveThe final episode of 2019 is full of laughs and punting, plus James throws it back to Shane Warne’s hat-trick while the weird and wonderful Mark Cosgrove gets profiled.
2019-12-1828 min
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GoodNotes
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Knives Out (2019)
Strictly Come Dancing
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The Body - A Guide for Occupants - Bill Bryson
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2019-12-161h 13
1857Why Analog(ue)?iOS 13 Facebook Bug
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The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F**ck - Mark Manson
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2019-11-181h 23Watershed PodcastNovember 2019 Cinema PodcastFestival season continues this month at Watershed as Mark Cosgrove, Cinema Curator, and Thea Berry, Cinema Producer, look forward to the eighth Afrika Eye Film Festival – bringing remarkable artists and filmmakers to Watershed and beyond; two films from UK Jewish Film Festival on Tour representing the best of contemporary Jewish cinema from around the world; two films from the London Korean Film Festival showcasing both the old and new of Korean cinema, and finally two films from the UK Green Film Festival which brings the very best environmentally themed films from around the world.Alongside all the festival fun Mark ta...
2019-10-3021 min
The Totally Scottish Football Show13: Flying Fraser Forster and Cosgrove the complete forwardIt’s ludicrously tight at the top of the Premiership. Andrew Slaven, JJ Bull and Kieran Canning feast on the weekend’s forthcoming action.But first, a great night for Scottish clubs in Europe as Rangers fight back in Porto and Celtic see off Lazio in the last minute. Up next for the champions, Sam Cosgrove and his 15 goals in 15 starts.Scott Booth joins us to discuss Glasgow City raising the bar in the women’s game again with their 13thsuccessive title.It feels like make or break for Hibs and Heckingbottom as they host Ross County.We make our way to...
2019-10-2557 minWatershed PodcastSeptember 2019 Cinema PodcastWatershed Cinema Curator Mark Cosgrove and Watershed Cinema Producer Thea Berry are joined by Encounters Film Festival director Rich Warren and Come the Revolution curator Liz Chege.Rich and Mark discuss how Encounters all started, the enduring appeal and popularity of short film and what to expect at this year's festival. Liz and Mark discuss The Last Tree and its themes, a unique Nigerian perspective and the notion of going home. And Thea discusses her two favourite new releases coming to Watershed – the accomplished, courageous and deeply moving Phoenix; plus tense, noir, thriller Rojo from Argentina.
2019-08-3000 minWatershed PodcastJuly 2019 Cinema PodcastWatershed's Cinema Curator Mark Cosgrove and Cinema Producer Tara Judah share their upcoming highlights in film for July. From the fantastic snapshot of what's happening with restorations, archive and rarities that is the Cinema Rediscovered festival; to new releases such as the gothic horror Midsommar, Jim Jarmusch's dead-pan zombie comedy The Dead Don’t Die and the last film from feminist icon, pioneer and legendary French filmmaker Agnès Varda, Varda by Agnes.Cinema Rediscovered offers a great opportunity to dive a bit deeper into film culture and Mark and Tara's picks include a focus on the great British director Nic...
2019-07-0100 min
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Staedtler Tradition HB
Waverley Tartan
Studio Neat Mark I
Rocketman (2019)
The Secret Life of Pets II (2019)
Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone (2001)
Made in Denmark Golf Beer Tent Walk
"Spiteful Marketing"
Semisonic
Every Tool's a Hammer - Adam Savage
The Venetian - Lena Ellina
Itch - Simon Mayo
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2019-06-031h 26Watershed PodcastJune 2019 Cinema PodcastMark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, and Tara Judah, Watershed Cinema Producer look ahead to June 2019 at Watershed Cinema with their own personal highlights from the month.Mark looks forward to Chilean director Sebastián Lelio's Gloria Bell – an English language remake of Lelio's own acclaimed 2013 film Gloria, with Julianne Moore as a divorced mother having a coming-of-age experience later in life. Both Tara and Mark highlight In Fabric – a visually rich, sensuous, surreal and funny story – and look forward to a season of brunches celebrating London's Scala cinema where In Fabric Peter Strickland’s directorial voice was moulded.Mark recommends new docum...
2019-05-2927 min
1857The Work-Space-Time ContinuumBaron Fig Oracle
Nomad Graph Notebook
Blackwing 4
Baron Fig Show & Tell
Line of Duty
Snowpiercer (2013)
Long Shot (2019)
Minus One
Limassol Street Art Festival
Alien: Out of the Shadows
Simon Mayo
Bad Blood - John Carreyrou
Maker's Mark
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Maker's Cabinet - Iris Kickstarter
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ASMR
"A murder of Bank Holidays"
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2019-05-131h 37
1857Stu's Writing WorkflowField Notes Mile Marker
Mark One Pen - Studio Neat
Thoroughly Considered Podcast
Tombow 8900 2B
Field Notes 3 Missions
Field Notes Pony Express Leather Case
Keyword Stuffing
Oasis - The Importance of Being Idle
All the Birds in the Sky - Charlie Jane Anders
Digital Minimalism - Cal Newport
The Long Earth - Terry Pratchett & Stephen Baxter
The Pen Addict - Live Episode
NANOWRIMO
Planner Vs Pantser
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Scrivener
2019-04-151h 28Watershed PodcastApril 2019 Cinema PodcastMark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, and Tara Judah, Watershed Cinema Producer, share their picks from April in cinema. The Sisters Brothers is first up and is a classic Western from French director Audiard. Then we're off to Glasgow for the toe-tappingly good Wild Rose and the story of one woman's dreams of singing all the way to Nashville. Next it's off to Italy for Happy as Lazzaro a magic-realist fable about modern Italy, greed and corruption directed by Alice Rohrwacher; a filmmaker that lights up your life with exciting cinema. Mark and Tara then look forward to Rafiki a ground...
2019-04-0125 minWatershed PodcastMarch 2019 Cinema PodcastMark Cosgrove (Watershed Cinema Curator) and Tara Judah (Watershed Cinema Producer) share thoughts and insights on photographer turned filmmaker Richard Billingham's superb portrait of deprived 1980s Birmingham family life Ray & Liz; Out of Blue Carol Morley's unmissable adaptation of a Martin Amis novel; plus Swedish outsider, genre defying Border.In the second half of this extended podcast Mark is joined by Filmic co-curator Phil Johnson to share their highlights from this two month series of films, concerts and live performances and to discuss the what is it that, especially in Bristol, creates such an inextricable bond between film and music.
2019-02-2838 min
1857Christmas 2018To all our wonderful listeners, have a very merry Christmas!
With love from Stu & TJ
We'll be back for NYE, then it's onwards to 2019!
Algorithms to Live By - Brian Christian & Tom Griffiths
The Dice Man - Luke Rhinehart
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2018-12-2450 min
1857The Failed MinimalistPalomino Golden Bear
Field Notes Coastal
Story Supply Ithaca
Kaweco Sports Brass
Ozark on Netflix
Manuscipting Pod
Art Supply Posse
Chvrches
Spotify Playlist
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Thanks Davis!
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Thanks Mark!
Caffeine App
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2018-11-121h 12Watershed PodcastOctober 2018 Cinema PodcastWatershed's Cinema Podcast for October highlights two films that are trying to make sense of Europe's recent past, but in very different ways.Mark Cosgrove (Watershed Cinema Curator) and Tara Judah (Watershed Cinema Producer) focus on new film Utøya – a Norwegian, real-time recreation of the horrific attack by armed right-wing extremist Anders Breivik on 500 teenagers at a summer camp, that ultimately left 69 people dead. Mark and Tara discuss when is the right time for a film like this, how the film came to be and the role of film as a collective remembering.They also talk about Dogman, a dar...
2018-10-0124 min
1857Comfort ZoneSupport the Show - Buy the Official 1857 Pencil!
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All These Worlds - Dennis E. Taylor
Three Men in a Boat - Jerome K. Jerome
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Keo Beer
Thanks Phil!
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2018-10-0157 minWatershed PodcastSeptember 2018 Cinema PodcastCinema Curator Mark Cosgrove and Cinema Producer Tara Judah share their highlights and must see films this September at Watershed.They discuss the absorbing and sometimes confounding blurring of fact and fiction in three fantastic new films - The Rider, Skate Kitchen and Matangi/Maya/MIA. Enfant terrible and arch provocateur Gaspar Noe's new film Climax takes Mark completely by surprise, despite his low expectations, whilst Tara continues to revel in the singular vision of Agnes Varda's new film Faces Places, in which Varda embarks on a road trip like no other, to examine what it takes to make a...
2018-08-2329 min
1857Health ExtremismStory Supply Co - Summer 18
Dip Pens
Murano Glass
Rhodia No 8
Hamilton
Prelinger Archives
Travels in Trumpland
Mar-a-Lago
RSVP Podcast
Thanks Less!
Minimal Mac - Patrick Rhone
Spotlight Calculator Trick (it works!)
Old Fashioned (Drink)
Maker's Mark
Kalimba
Thanks Jo!
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2018-08-201h 28
1857MusicBlackwing 10001
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Bird Box - Josh Malerman
Thanks Alexander!
Thanks Robert!
The Handwritten Letter Appreciation Society
Liquor / Liqueur
Thanks Mark!
1857 EDC Episode
Sportscoat
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Writing Room Lyme
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2018-06-251h 21
HDO - JazzX5HDO 388. Uno, dos, tres… a la de dos… Lucas Niggli, Alan Purves – Mark Alban Lotz, Cosgrove – Robinson – FilianoUn solo (Alchemia Garden de Lucas Niggli; Intakt), un dúo (Mark Alban Lotz – Alan Gunga Purves, Food Foragers; Unit Records), y un trío (Jeff Cosgrove – Ken Filiano – Scott Robinson, Hunters & Scavengers; Grizzley Music), suenan en el programa 388 de HDO.
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2018-04-0337 minHDO - JazzX5HDO 388. Uno, dos, tres… a la de dos… Lucas Niggli, Alan Purves – Mark Alban Lotz, Cosgrove – Robinson – FilianoUn solo (Alchemia Garden de Lucas Niggli; Intakt), un dúo (Mark Alban Lotz – Alan Gunga Purves, Food Foragers; Unit Records), y un trío (Jeff Cosgrove – Ken Filiano – Scott Robinson, Hunters &...
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2018-04-0337 minHDO - JazzX5HDO 388. Uno, dos, tres… a la de dos… Lucas Niggli, Alan Purves – Mark Alban Lotz, Cosgrove – Robinson – FilianoUn solo (Alchemia Garden de Lucas Niggli; Intakt), un dúo (Mark Alban Lotz – Alan Gunga Purves, Food Foragers; Unit Records), y un trío (Jeff Cosgrove – Ken Filiano – Scott Robinson, Hunters & Scavengers; Grizzley Music), suenan en el programa 388 de HDO.
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HDO es un podcast editado, presentado y producido por Pachi Tapiz.
2018-04-0337 minWatershed PodcastFebruary 2018 Watershed PodcastThis month's season of films on 35mm film, from director Paul Thomas Anderson, leads Watershed cinema curator Mark Cosgrove to reflect on his own personal experiences of the film industry.As a film studies graduate in the 1980s his passion for film was not matched by any knowledge of how a film actually gets in to the cinema. Mark discusses both this fundamental naivety and the huge impact digital has had in recent years on the industry and looks forward to celebrating the work of director, and celluloid champion, Paul Thomas Anderson on 35mm through the coming month.
2018-01-3108 min
The Strength Coach PodcastMark Watts is back for Part 2 with 4 Essential Steps for Athletes and Dealing with Sport Coaches Mark Watts, 5th Grade Teacher, former Dir. of Education at Elitefts.com. Follow Coach Watts on Twitter We talked about: Four Essential Steps Athletes Need to Take Relationships with Sport Coaches The Coaches Corner with Coach BoyleWe talked about: Forum thread "On Ice/Off Ice Speed Comparison" Sean Skahan's article "The In-Season Guy" Rob Assise's article-"Coaching Reflections: Avoiding Your Expert Phase" his article "Hockey Advice for a Strength Coach" The Business of Fitness with Results Fitness University Rachel Cosgrove discusses "Being a Leader"...
2017-12-291h 11
The Strength Coach PodcastCoaching Through the Lens of a 5th Grade Teacher- Mark Watts- 221Highlights of Episode 221 Hit The Gym with a Strength Coach Mark Watts, 5th Grade Teacher, former Dir. of Education at Elitefts.com. Follow Coach Watts on Twitter Working with young athletes Changing the "Outcome over Process" mentality The 3 Phrases You Need to Say to Your Kids About Sports How being a 5th Grade teacher has changed his perspective on coaching The Coaches Corner with Coach Boyle Forum thread "Stato-Dynamic Training Method Implementation"" Forum Thread "Helping 6”3 300lb High School Lineman get Leaner" Forum thread Hamstrings Injury & Returning to Strength The Movement As Medicine art...
2017-12-131h 14
Mark Metry Show#4 - Jonny Cosgrove | meetingRoom, Communications Technology, Smartphone Race, Apple ARToday's episode features Jonny Cosgrove, CEO of meetingRoom. meetingRoom is collaboration software built for distributed teams. It improves workflow and provides augmented management intelligence to increase productivity. Teams can share the same physical space while separated by geography. meetingRoom is built from the ground up to work cross-platform and works on desktop (Windows & Mac), mobile (Android & iOS), HTC Vive, Oculus Rift, Google Daydream, Samsung Gear, HoloLens and other headsets.If you would like more information on Jonny please check out the following links below:MeetingRoom - https://www.getmeetingroom.com/Jonny's...
2017-09-1844 min
POLITICO's Pulse CheckCleveland Clinic CEO Toby Cosgrove on what he's telling his senator, and news roundupRepublicans' health care push continues to grip the Capitol and keep the industry on high alert. On this episode of PULSE CHECK, we review how that effort is unfolding in D.C. but also in Ohio, in a sit-down interview with one of America's most powerful health care leaders. First, POLITICO's Jen Haberkorn joins Dan Diamond to discuss her reporting on the latest twists and turns in the GOP health care push (starts at the 1:45 mark). Then Dr. Toby Cosgrove, the heart surgeon who runs the Cleveland Clinic, talks about why he turned down both the Obama and Trump...
2017-06-3041 minWatershed PodcastJune 2017 Watershed PodcastIn this month's podcast cinema curator Mark Cosgrove and film writer Tara Judah make the case for melodrama; and explore its heightened tension, searing emotions and progressive female characters.Also ahead of Watershed's first ever season of immersive experiences in virtual reality, Mark asks curator and producer Catherine Allen what is Virtual Reality. They consider how VR relates to film, what is it that is unique about this new art form and Catherine offers recommendations on how you can explore more VR at home.
2017-06-0200 minWatershed PodcastMay 2017 Watershed PodcastTo mark the centenary of the Russian Revolution Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator and Andrew Kelly, Director Bristol Festival of Ideas, discuss upcoming films and events in May.They talk about the part cinema played in romanticising revolution, the optimism of international socialism, and how some directors making films in a revolutionary context were seeking new forms of audience participation.
2017-04-3016 min
Discover New Releases Audiobooks in Newspapers & Magazines and Science & TechnologyThe Grisly History of Brooklyns Revolutionary War Martyrs Audiobook by Benedict CosgroveListen to the full audiobook free with a 30-day trial. Go tohttps://hotaudiobook.com/freeTitle: The Grisly History of Brooklyns Revolutionary War Martyrs
Author: Benedict Cosgrove
Narrator: Mark Schectman
Format: Original Recording
Length: 8 mins
Language: English
Release date: 03-22-17
Publisher: Smithsonian
Genres: Newspapers & Magazines, Science & Technology
Publisher's Summary:
When most Americans think of the Revolutionary War, names like Bunker Hill, Camden, Valley Forge and Brandywine come readily to mind.
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2017-03-2208 minWatershed PodcastJune 2016 Watershed PodcastObservations and reflections from the Cannes Film Festival 2016 by Watershed Cinema Curator Mark Cosgrove. Mark comments that 2016 was a vintage year for Cannes and discusses how melodrama is back, films exploring the moral maze, the cinema of dissent; and poetic visions of the world through new, surprising, urgent and moving cinema.
2016-05-2606 minWatershed PodcastJanuary 2016 Watershed PodcastAfter a visit to what will be probably the highest grossing film of all time – Star Wars: The Force Awakens – Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator reflects on the fact that on average the UK population goes to the cinema only twice per year. What does this mean for a diverse film culture? However all is not lost as Mark looks forward to some of the varied, high quality and, yes, entertaining films coming to Watershed in early 2016.
2016-01-0605 minWatershed PodcastNovember 2015 Watershed PodcastThis month Mark Cosgrove, Cinema Curator at Watershed, wonders why is it that African films continue to excite audiences and garner international attention, yet are woefully under-represented in British cinemas. With a particular focus on Senegalese cinema Mark introduces some of the key directors and films in African filmmaking from the last 50 years, and looks forward to the 10th Afrika Eye Film Festival which takes place at Watershed and across Bristol this November.
2015-11-0207 min
The Jonjo Cosgrove PodcastDaniel PowterHe gave the world the best possible Bad Day with the worldwide hit song! From producing a massive following to working with the legendary Linda Perry, Daniel has definitely made his mark on the world. Until he fulfills the promise he made of coming to the studio for a live chat, listen to this great interview now!
You can find out more about Daniel Powter on Facebook, iTunes, Youtube and www.danielpowter.com
2015-10-2836 minWatershed PodcastSeptember 2015 Watershed PodcastIn this month's podcast Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, talks about why the Watershed hosted Encounters Short Film and Animation Festival holds a vital and unique place in the annual film calendar. Mark selects some of his highlights from the upcoming festival and tells us it's the perfect opportunity to see the talent of tomorrow, hear from the filmmakers themselves and to share the all too rare pleasure of seeing short film on the big screen.
2015-08-2606 minWatershed PodcastAugust 2015 Watershed PodcastIn this month's podcast Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, reflects on his recent visit to Bologna, Italy, for Il Cinema Ritrovato festival. The festival has been going for nearly 30 years and has grown to become a vital and important film festival. The title of the festival roughly translates as Cinema Revisited or Cinema Restored and focuses on representing restored and often neglected archive films from around the world. Mark considers the value of watching old films and having a festival dedicated to them, and argues that these films still have historic importance and resonance today.
2015-07-3106 minWatershed PodcastJuly 2015 Watershed PodcastIn this month's podcast, to mark the centenary of the birth of legendary American director Orson Welles, Watershed Cinema Curator Mark Cosgrove talks about the the impact of Orson Welles work. Mark looks back over the career of this landmark figure, not only in the history of cinema, but also in his early days shaking up the worlds of theatre and radio. Mark also discusses the films, some well known and some less often seen in cinemas, all of which are screening in July as part of the The Magnificence of Orson season at Watershed.
2015-06-3006 minWatershed PodcastJune 2015 Watershed PodcastThis month Mark Cosgrove, Cinema Curator at Watershed, reflects on his five film highlights from the Cannes 2015 film festival including; Carol directed by Tod Haynes and based on a once shocking Patricia Highsmith novel, an idiosyncratic Icelandic film about two sheep farming brothers and Taklub which explores how survivors rebuilt their lives after a super typhoon – which Mark says is one of the greatest films he has seen in a some time.
2015-06-0105 minWatershed PodcastMay 2015 Watershed PodcastThis month Mark Cosgrove, Cinema Curator at Watershed, and Palliative Care Consultant Julian Able discuss May's Caring About Dying season of films at Watershed. The films are screening as part of the cultural programme of the 4th International Public Health and Palliative Care Conference, of which Julian is the Chair of the organising committee. The conference explores how to reframe death and dying and brings these two subjects out in the open to talk about loss and suffering, and how to foster community participation and resilience in response. In this podcast Mark and Julian talk about our contemporary context for...
2015-04-2921 minWatershed PodcastMarch 2015 Watershed PodcastThis month Mark Cosgrove, Cinema Curator at Watershed and Professor Tim Cole from University of Bristol reflect on some of the themes, ideas and discussions that have emerged from films recently screened at Watershed as part of Conversations About Cinema: Impact of Conflict. This season of screenings, events and conversations, co-created by Mark and Tim, continues until July and looks at how film and filmmakers address the impact of conflict.
2015-03-0113 minWatershed PodcastFebruary 2015 Watershed PodcastThis month Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, talks about The Impact of Conflict and discusses the Playable City with Watershed Producer Hilary O'Shaugnessy. Mark discusses how film and filmmakers have and do address The Impact of Conflict, in particular in relation to new cinema release Selma. Selma is a gripping drama that focus on Martin Luther King in a vivid retelling of the months leading up to the historic 54-mile march from Selma to Montgomery, Alabama, that would secure voting rights for African Americans - a story that resonates with contemporary American events and screens this month at Watershed. Hilary...
2015-02-0110 minWatershed PodcastJanuary 2015 Watershed PodcastThis month Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, talks about our new strand Conversations About Cinema: The Impact of Conflict with co-curator Tim Cole, Professor of Social History at University of Bristol. Mark and Tim reflect on how the impact of a war, any war, is not confined to its dates, but goes far wider, far deeper. They discuss this notion in relation to our January programme, which includes a special Sunday Brunch season (Rebels in the Rubble) that explores filmmaking in the immediate post-war period and new release Testament of Youth. The Impact of Conflict strand runs from January until...
2014-12-3129 minWatershed PodcastDecember 2014 Watershed PodcastIn this episode: This month Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, considers his five, or so, top films of 2014. We also hear from Nikesh Shukla, editor of Watershed's young people's magazine Rife on their list of the twenty four most influential Bristolians under 24. Mark discusses films that this year have renewed his confidence in British filmmaking, films that mesmerised him and films that have thrilled him with their subtlety, vigour and passion. What are your top five films of the year?
2014-12-0106 minWatershed PodcastOctober 2014 Watershed PodcastIn this episode: Mark Cosgrove, Watershed Cinema Curator, talks about Watershed's upcoming season Sci Fi: Days of Fear and Wonder which boldly celebrates the ever popular genre of science fiction with re-released classics, an in depth look at Afrofuturism and an evening featuring the sound of sci-fi and a screening of Silent Running at the magnificent Eden Project. Mark is also joined by three of Watershed's Future Producers to talk about the sci fi imbued screenings and events they have created as part of the season, taking in late night screenings, a weekend of free events and a Blind Date...
2014-10-0109 min
Crispy Sharp PodcastMark Cosgrove (Encounters Film Fest)I sat down with programmer Mark Cosgrove (who has his own podcast) to talk about the Encounters Short Film Festival as well as the place of short films in general.
2014-09-2226 min
Elitefts Sports Performance PodcastElitefts SPP: Alwyn Cosgrove InterviewAlwyn Cosgrove, Team Elitefts, Results Fitness
Born in Scotland and initially exposed to fitness training through an intense competitive sport martial arts background, Alwyn Cosgrove began reading and studying any training related material he could get his hands on. This led Alwyn to formal academic studies in Sports Performance at West Lothian College and then progressed on to receiving an honors degree in Sports Science from Chester College, the University of Liverpool.
During his career as a fitness coach, Alwyn began with assisting in martial arts lessons in 1986 and teaching fitness classes in 1989, and has...
2014-07-2859 minWatershed PodcastJuly 2014 Watershed PodcastIn this episode: Mark Cosgrove discusses Creativity Inc, which offers a rich, behind the scenes look at Pixar Animation's creative success; and considers the issue of the industrialised processes of the film industry engaging with creative and artistic talent. It is through this prism that Mark wonders how the sublime, 12-year-spanning, Richard Linklater epic, Boyhood was ever made. Finally Mark looks ahead to July's Century of Chinese Cinema season, which offers a fascinating insight into the richness and history of Chinese film culture.
2014-06-3006 min