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WildAg PodcastHunting Access, Hometown Impact Have you ever struggled to find areas to hunt? Especially in Nebraska, where over 97% of the state is privately owned land, access to hunting can be difficult to come by. We know from previous research that a lack of access is also a top reason why people stop hunting or don't start at all. But public access programs like Open Fields and Waters and the Nebraska Community Access Partnership are tackling this issue head-on. For any hunter interested, these programs provide access to quality private lands to hunt; for landowners, it's another way to bring in a little extra...2025-05-051h 12
Natural Resources UniversityHunting Access, Hometown Impact | WildAg #420Have you ever struggled to find areas to hunt? Especially in Nebraska, where over 97% of the state is privately owned land, access to hunting can be difficult to come by. We know from previous research that a lack of access is also a top reason why people stop hunting or don't start at all. But public access programs like Open Fields and Waters and the Nebraska Community Access Partnership are tackling this issue head-on. For any hunter interested, these programs provide access to quality private lands to hunt; for landowners, it's another way to bring in a little extra...2025-05-051h 12
Driftwood Outdoors PodcastEp. 287: Wish I Had This Growing UpBrandon Butler and Nathan "Shags" McLeod record from the Branson convention center during the MoNASP State Championship.Every March, the MoNASP State Championship brings together talented youth archers from across the state to compete in a celebration of skill, sportsmanship and teamwork. The MoNASP State Championship has seen tremendous growth and is the second largest state archery tournament in the nation. More than 4,300 student archers from across the state are expected to compete in the upcoming State Championship in 2025 after working hard throughout the school year to achieve qualifying scores throughout various local MoNASP tournaments....2025-04-011h 35
The Post Podcast(Audio) Registration now open for the 2025 Polar Plunge!North Platte Post
North Platte, Neb. - Brave the icy cold water by taking a plunge in this year's 2025 Polar Plunge at Iron Horse Park in North Platte to benefit the Special Olympics Nebraska. The event is Saturday March 8th with registration beginning at 10:00am and the plunge begins at 11:00am.
A minimum of $50 is needed per person before plunging in the water but you can raise more money to earn more cool swag. You can also do the plunge in teams and even wear costumes! You can register at the event, but you can al...2025-02-2807 min
Sounding CinemaOnce More, With Song: The Musical Television EpisodeSounding Cinema turns to the musical television episode! Erika Chagdes, Abbie McLaren, Caleb Payne, and Nathan Platte spotlight the unique and often comedic opportunities that arise when a TV series turns into a musical…for just one episode. By comparing “Once More, With Feeling,” the infamous musical episode from Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, with “Regional Holiday Music,” Community’s glee-ful fiasco, we discover some ways in which TV musicals can teach us a lot about musicals and the episodic format of television itself.
More about the team:
Erika Chagdes graduated from the University of...2024-07-2324 min
Sounding CinemaThe Young Girls of Rochefort (1967) and 'The Young Girls' Turn 25 (1993): Different Spins on the Film MusicalSounding Cinema returns to the immersive musicals of Jacques Demy, exploring the serious whimsy and peculiar pairs of The Young Girls of Rochefort (1967). Join Abbie McLaren, Caleb Payne, and Nathan Platte as we discuss the ways in which Demy’s film, Michel Legrand's music, and Agnès Varda’s documentary about the film play with and against the formula of the Hollywood studio musical.
Special thanks to: Samuel Ross, who wrote and recorded original and adapted music for the episode. Erika Chagdes, who helped with production preparation. Abbie McLaren, who designed our episode artwork.
2024-07-0953 min
FilmCastPodSceneFred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in Top HatOn this episode we take a look at Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers in Top Hat, the film that kicks off FilmScene 101: Movie Musicals led by FilmCastPodScene co-host Nathan Platte.2023-09-0434 min
Is The Mic Still OnBeyonce, Tory Lanez, and The Final Destination of Hip-HopIn this episode, we discuss the following topics:DID YOU KNOW:
2:20 - Nathan Alexander
11:45 - Hound Dog
Topics
21:02 - The State of Music
1:0915 - Tory Lanez
1:34:50 - Decapitated Baby
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Watch No EvilHORROR MOVIE MUSIC - Special Topics: Hear No Evil (feat. Nathan Platte)Matt is joined by Dr. Nathan Platte from the University of Iowa to focus in on horror movie music!2023-05-0139 min
Watch No EvilTHE MENU - Cook! Serve! Terrifying!Season 6 is starting off with a little appetizer of The Menu! One of our new favorites. Get prepared for several delicious courses including The Green Room, Night of the Living Dead, and They/Them, with some special celebrity guest (chefs) including fan favorites like Troy Sennett and Nathan Platte, and some new faces (or rather voices) like M Denney. Join us every Monday for a new delicious entry into the watch no evil catalogue.2023-03-2033 min
SOUL UNLIMITED RadioshowSOUL UNLIMITED Radioshow 522**SOUL UNLIMITED Radioshow 522**
It's Soul time!
Die Platte der Woche ist das Debüt-Album von Thee Sacred Souls. Außerdem gibt es Musik von carol Woods, Shirley Davis & The Silverbacks, Shirley Nanette und ein Special zum Norfolk Sound vom Shiptown Label, Lenis Guess und Raw Soul. Hört mal rein ;-)
**Playlist:**
Soul Unlimited – Radioshow Theme
Irma Thomas - Turn Around And Love You
Dionne Warwick - Meant To Be
Patti Labelle & The Bluebelles - How Can You Throw My Love Away
Carol Woods - But You Know I Love...2022-09-052h 00
Terra X - Creative Commons (mirror)So werden Mikrochips hergestelltGespiegelt von terrax-cc.zdf.de
Lizenz: CC BY 4.0
ZDF/TerraXpress/GO!Film/Florian Fiedler/Nathan Niedermeier/Jochen Schmidt
Die Schaltpläne der Chips werden mit Licht auf die Platten projiziert. Fast wie bei einem Dia. In Hunderten chemischen und physikalischen Prozessen entstehen pro Platte auf bis zu 100 Chips Milliarden an Schaltkreisen.
Quarzsand ist der Hauptbestandteil von Mikrochips. Denn der besteht hauptsächlich aus Silicium. Das wird dem Sand entzogen, eingeschmolzen und in dünne Platten geschnitten, etwa so groß wie Schallplatten. Vor der Produktion werden zunächst am Computer Schaltpläne designt. In Reinrä...2022-07-0700 min
Terra X - Creative Commons (mirror)So werden Mikrochips hergestelltGespiegelt von terrax-cc.zdf.de
Lizenz: CC BY 4.0
ZDF/TerraXpress/GO!Film/Florian Fiedler/Nathan Niedermeier/Jochen Schmidt
Die Schaltpläne der Chips werden mit Licht auf die Platten projiziert. Fast wie bei einem Dia. In Hunderten chemischen und physikalischen Prozessen entstehen pro Platte auf bis zu 100 Chips Milliarden an Schaltkreisen.
Quarzsand ist der Hauptbestandteil von Mikrochips. Denn der besteht hauptsächlich aus Silicium. Das wird dem Sand entzogen, eingeschmolzen und in dünne Platten geschnitten, etwa so groß wie Schallplatten. Vor der Produktion werden zunächst am Computer Schaltpläne designt. In Reinrä...2022-07-0700 min
Sounding CinemaJack Curtis Dubowsky on the Legacy of Easy Listening in Film MusicCecilia Kryzda and Nathan Platte talk with Jack Curtis Dubowsky about his recent book, Easy Listening and Film Scoring, 1948-1978 (Routledge, 2021). A composer, performer, and scholar, Jack illuminates the vast and underappreciated opportunities easy listening provided film composers and how certain styles and habits shaped later music and film practices. Jack also explains the process of writing the book, including his inspiration behind the project and how his vision for the book changed over time.
Jack's book spotlights an array of fascinating albums and films. His recommendations for listeners are:
Music:
Michel Legrand, I...2022-06-1633 min
Watch No EvilTHE WITCH - VVitch, Please (feat. Nathan Platte)The Watch No Evil boys are joined by Dr. Nathan Platte to discuss the atmospheric New England folk horror, The Witch. 2022-06-0638 min
DIFFUS NEWS – Musik & PopkulturHippo Campus im Interview: "Wir verdanken dieser High School alles"
Hippo Campus ist eine Indie-Band, die weder vor großen Pop-Melodien noch nischigen Experimenten zurückscheut. Tatsächlich fühlt sich das Quintett aus Minneapolis genau in der Schnittmenge zwischen diesen Extremen am wohlsten. Seit ihren Anfängen als High School-Band haben die fünf Freunde stetig ihr Bestes gegeben, den eigenen Sound neu zu erfinden.
Zu Beginn führte sie das zum verspielten Gitarren-Sound ihres Debüt-Albums „Landmark“, das die Band 2017 veröffentlichte. Ihr lebensfroher Indie-Pop brachte Hippo Campus auf zahlreiche Festivalbühnen, aber schnell auch wieder zurück ins Studio. Nur ein Jahr nach dem Debüt erschien...2022-02-0217 min
Platte River Bard PodcastRon Himes from the St. Louis Black Repertory Company Directs ”Dontrell Who Kissed The Sea” at the Nebraska Repertory TheatreWe speak with Ron Himes, Director of the Nebraska Repertory Theatre’s production of “Dontrell, Who Kissed the Sea” November 10-21st. This play, written by Nathan Alan Davis, is a coming-of-age story, and is yet another successful collaboration with the The St. Louis Black Repertory Company, in which Ron founded. His credits and experience are quite extensive, but we hope we can at least give you a glimpse of his talent and his vast contribution to the national theatre community. It is also an example of the commitment to amplifying voices that the Nebraska Repertory Theatre, under Christina Kirks...2021-11-0726 minSounding CinemaShades of Quiet in Sound of MetalRebekah Erdman, Cecilia Kryzda, Anastasia Scholze, and Noah Zahradnik return to Sounding Cinema to discuss Sound of Metal (2020), a film that challenges its central character--a musician-- to listen differently to the sounds and silences that define daily life and the relationships within it.2021-09-2833 minSounding CinemaThe Unceasing Melodies of The Umbrellas of CherbourgSounding Cinema welcomes Rebekah Erdman, Cecilia Kryzda, Anastasia Scholze, and Noah Zahradnik to discuss The Umbrellas of Cherbourg (1964) and Sound of Metal (2020), two titles that push film sound to its extremes. In the first of a two-part series, we consider how director Jacques Demy and composer Michel Legrand unsettle a strikingly realistic story by having the characters sing all their lines. 2021-08-2339 minSounding CinemaWest Side Story, Part II: Capturing the Sounds of (Ghost) Singing and DancingMany of the songs in West Side Story feature the dubbed voices of uncredited ghost singers. We illuminate how West Side Story's use of "ghosts" differs from other musicals of the era and alters the screen-sound relationship. We also turn our ears toward the people responsible for giving WSS's dance sequences their distinctive sonic textures.2021-05-1155 minSounding CinemaWest Side Story and the Extraordinary Sound of Robert Wise's FilmsNathan Platte and Anastasia Scholze embark on a two-part exploration of the 1961 film adaptation of West Side Story. After surveying the extraordinary career of WSS director Robert Wise, they welcome Ernesto Acevedo-Munoz (author of West Side Story as Cinema) to talk about how the film’s story and sound make it an enduring cultural touchstone.2021-02-1541 minSounding CinemaIntroducing Sounding CinemaJoin Nathan Platte and Anastasia Scholze as they explore how music and sound draw us closer to film. First stop: the shifting soundscapes of Robert Wise's films (West Side Story, The Haunting, The Andromeda Strain, Odds Against Tomorrow, and many more).2021-02-1002 min
Uncle M KaffeekränzchenFolge 9: Oise Ronsberger (End Hits Records)Reissues erzeugen üblicherweise Gefühle von schwärmerischer Nostalgie und wecken Erinnerungen an Zeiten, auf die man immer wieder gern zurückblickt. Ganz anders stehen die Zeichen bei der Wiederveröffentlichung des dritten Albums von The Casting Out, wie Oise Ronsberger von End Hits Records in dieser neuen Folge des Uncle M Kaffeekränzchens erzählt. Oise ist hier nicht nur als Labelchef zu Gast, sondern vor allem auch als enger Vertrauter und langjähriger Freund Nathan Grays, dessen ehemaliges Pop-Punk-Projekt The Casting Out ist und der sich dieses finale Album seiner alten Band heute selbst nur noch schwer anhören kann...2021-01-301h 01
FUZEcastEpisode 86: THE DEADNOTESHeute besprechen wir erst eine Menge Neuigkeiten:
- WHILE SHE SLEEPS und ihr neues Patreon
- Nathan Gray hat nen Song mit Frank Turner gemacht
- REFUSED, BRING ME THE HORIZON und FEVER 333 haben EPs angekündigt
- ARCHITECTS haben nen neuen Song, der die Fangemeinschaft spalten könnte
- Das ATTACK ATTACK Comeback
- Und Dennis' Rant über das Video einer großen, amerikanischen Rock Band
Dann hat Britt mit Darius von THE DEADNOTES gesprochen, die haben im Zuge ihrer Veröffentlichung von "Courage" ein paar Interviews mit Leuten geführt, die an der Arbeit zur Platte beteili...2020-10-221h 31
FilmCastPodSceneHaroula Rose talks "Once Upon a River" and fave frights with Ross MeyerIn the fifth episode of FilmCastPodScene, FilmScene Programming Director Rebecca Fons and University of Iowa Professor Nathan Platte are joined by director Haroula Rose to discuss her new film "Once Upon a River," an adaptation of the book by Bonnie Jo Campbell. Plus, Ross Meyer, host of Late Shift at the Grindhouse and FilmScene's head projectionist, shares some of his favorite horror films.2020-10-0238 min
FilmCastPodSceneDenis's "Beau Travail" and the challenges of cinema in the pandemicIn the fourth episode of FilmCastPodScene, FilmScene Programming Director Rebecca Fons and University of Iowa Professor Nathan Platte are joined by friends Calvin and Matthew, hosts of KRUI's Bijou Banter, a podcast by the University of Iowa's Bijou Film Board. Our team talks about Claire Denis's study of masculinity, BEAU TRAVAIL, and discusses the challenges facing the cinema industry.2020-09-1840 min
The Storm Report PodcastThe Storm Report Podcast - Episode 21 - September 18, 2020 (w/Nathan Jurgensen)Welcome to The Storm Report Podcast, part of The Storm Report Radio Network! We are back with a brand new episode, of our roundtable discussion program about weather and lifestyle. President of The Storm Report Radio Network, Meteorologist Dan Holiday is your host and he's joined by Tommy Castor this week along with very special guest, Nathan Jurgensen from the National Weather Service in North Platte, Nebraska.Join the discussion this week about the active weather in the tropics, wildfires on the west coast, plus Nathan's experience and history working at the National Weather Service. Nath...2020-09-1800 min
FilmCastPodSceneTalking Tarkovsky's "Stalker" and Buñuel's "The Exterminating Angel" (Episode 3)In the third episode of FilmCastPodScene, FilmScene Programming Director Rebecca Fons and University of Iowa Professor Nathan Platte are joined by architect Chucho Loria to discuss his love of STALKER, and how the films of Andrei Tarkovsky have a special relationship with space and architecture. Plus, remember dinner parties? Well, you've never seen one quite like Luis Buñuel's THE EXTERMINATING ANGEL.2020-09-0425 min
FilmCastPodScene"River City Drumbeat" and "Out Stealing Horses" (Episode 2)In the second episode of FilmCastPodScene, FilmScene Programming Director Rebecca Fons and University of Iowa Professor Nathan Platte are joined by director Anne Flatté to discuss the film RIVER CITY DRUMBEAT, codirected with Marlon Johnson. Plus, FilmScene cofounder Andrew Sherburne joins in to chat outdoor cinema on FilmStreet and catch up on international cinema from the couch.2020-08-2035 min
FilmCastPodScene"John Lewis: Good Trouble" and "The Audition" (Episode 1)In the inaugural episode of FilmCastPodScene, FilmScene Programming Director Rebecca Fons and University of Iowa Professor Nathan Platte dive into two new films (Dawn Porter's documentary JOHN LEWIS: GOOD TROUBLE and Ina Weisse's drama THE AUDITION), share what they're watching during social distancing, and offer complementary viewing to build your at-home movie playlist.2020-08-0631 minFilmCastPodScene0 - FilmCastPodScene is the FilmScene PodcastThey told us not to start a podcast during the pandemic, but we could only resist for so long. Join FilmScene Programming Director Rebecca Fons and cohost Nathan Platte, professor of film and music as they explore the movies from our home base in Iowa CIty.2020-08-0602 min
Detroit Lions BreakdownEpisode #17: Legal Woes and Congenital DefectsLions news has continued to grind to a halt here in late June, still Erik and Joe find a way to squeeze blood out of the proverbial rock...
Tavon Wilson is facing a lawsuit in civil court
Former Lion Nick Fairley's heart condition might end his career
LB Zach Orr looking to unretire, visited the Lions on Thursday, Erik even wrote an article about it
The boys answer a couple of questions from Nathan and Sean
Which Barry Sanders run was the greatest and most memorable
Erik talks about the Lions and their utilization of analytics
Kent Platte from Pride...2017-06-3000 min
Those Detroit Guys's PodcastEpisode 33 - Who Will Be The Fools of AprilWe go back to Word Play with topics about the Falcons getting fined about their fake crowd noise, most hated player of all time. Also who do we expect to win the NBA championship. Golden State Warriors? Cleveland Cavilers? San Antonio Spurs? Last topic is on the discussion on what this season would mean for Tom Izzo and the Spartans if Michigan State could actually win this tournament. Who would've thought they would have made it to the final four. After the break we see what MSU has to do to beat Coach K and the Duke Blue Devils...2015-04-0151 min