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First Pentecostal Church of Durham 12-23-25 Tues PM "Pitched Within And Without" Rev. Cornelius Williams12-23-25 Tues PM "Pitched Within And Without" Rev. Cornelius Williams genesis 6:14, Exodus 2:3You can contact us at https://fpcdurham.org

2025-12-2449 min

Deep Noodle Podcast EP 11 - Visual Artist Robin F. Williams - Monsters, Consciousness, and GenderIn this episode, host Nathaniel August Williams sits down with internationally recognized artist Robin F Williams to dive into:The challenges of being a figurative painter in today’s art worldGender, identity, and the body in contemporary paintingThe evolution of Robin’s career from childhood inspirations to major museum collectionsThe intersection of AI, art, and consciousness — will artificial intelligence be a monster, an assistant, or something in between?How artists can orient themselves toward reciprocity instead of extractionRobin’s work has been shown in major galleries and museums worldwide, including the Brooklyn Museum, ICA Miami, and Mont...

2025-09-261h 20

MindForce: Mental Fitness, Leadership & Life Stories Finding Wholeness: A Journey Through Faith, Self-Care, and Purpose w/ Aprill WilliamsI would love to hear from you! Coach April Williams shares her journey from overwhelming burnout to purposeful living, revealing how her deepest pain became the foundation for her greatest purpose. She now helps women rediscover themselves amid life's many demanding roles.• Coach April found herself saying yes to everything as a people-pleaser until she reached a breaking point• When she stepped back from her many roles, she fell into depression after feeling abandoned by those she had helped• Through conversations with God, she transformed her pain into purpose with Journey to Live Comple...

2025-09-1745 min

Nathaniel Noble Jr Podcast Dwight Williams (Author/Wellness Mentor)I spent 25 years traveling to Africa, Asia, Europe, and throughout the Caribbean. I was Looking for those natural cures of longevity and pain free living, ancient cures, that could save my life and I found them. In 1967 at the age of 18 my doctor told me I would die if I did not have my left kidney removed immediately. That was over 55 years ago. I still have my left kidney and all my doctors are dead. I am sharing with you my personal health secrets the natural secrets that saved my life.dsbabyboomers@gmail.com

2025-06-2247 min

Deep Noodle Podcast EP7 - Kite Man, Harley Quinn, & Veep with Matt Oberg + AI is a sham, No God, No Aliens!🎙️ In this episode of Deep Noodle, Nate Williams sits down with Matt Oberg—actor, comedian, and voice artist known for Veep, Abbott Elementary, Hacks, and Curb Your Enthusiasm. He’s also the voice of Kite Man and Killer Croc in Harley Quinn and the Kite Man: Hell Yeah! spinoff. Together, they dive into the absurdity of AI fear-mongering, the bizarre evolution of comedy, and surviving Hollywood’s chaos.🔹 Topics Covered:🎙️Is AI going to actually change the world, or is it another Silicon Valley hype cycle?🎙️Why tech billionaires like Mark Zuckerberg keep betting big on failed id...

2025-03-211h 11

Deep Noodle Podcast EP 5 - Chris Grace (Superstore) Talks White Anxiety, Orgies, Secret Societies, RFK Jr., and Reddit FightsComedian and actor Chris Grace (Superstore, Broad City, Adam Ruins Everything) joins Nathaniel August Williams for a deep-dive into comedy, audience capture, and the challenges of building a creative career in today's digital landscape. From his experiences in improv and television to the complexities of online engagement, Chris shares his thoughts on the entertainment industry, internet culture, and the evolution of stand-up comedy.🎧 Subscribe for more Deep Noodle → https://www.youtube.com/@DeepNoodle?sub_confirmation=1⏳ Chapters & Topics:00:00 - Intro | White Anxiety & Political Burnout01:14 - Meet Chris Grace: From Improv to TV Stardom...

2025-03-071h 36

Deep Noodle Podcast EP 3 - Vampire BDSM and Writing for the Animaniacs with Kathleen ChenDo Vampires Poop? TV Writing, Animaniacs & Comedy with Kathleen Chen | Deep Noodle Podcast📺 Ever wondered how Animaniacs got rebooted? Or what it’s like to write for Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin? And most importantly… do vampires poop? In this hilarious and insightful episode of Deep Noodle, Nathaniel August Williams sits down with Kathleen Chen, a comedy and tech writer whose credits include NBC, Hulu, Netflix, Peacock, Pinterest, and Google.From her unconventional path from tech into television, to writing musical comedy, to deep-diving into the biology of fictional creatures, this conversation has it all. Plus, w...

2025-02-211h 11

Deep Noodle Podcast EP 2 - Inside the Rick and Morty Writers' Room with Executive Producer and Writer Jess LacherWhat’s it like inside the Rick and Morty writers’ room? Emmy-winning writer, comedian, and executive producer Jessica Lacher joins host Nathaniel August Williams for a deep dive into writing for one of the most beloved animated shows. Jessica shares insights on her creative process, the long production timeline of Rick and Morty, and what it’s like working alongside Dan Harmon.We also explore the Story Circle, the balance between episodic and canon storytelling, and how the multiverse concept gives writers infinite creative freedom. Plus, Jessica opens up about imposter syndrome, career fulfillment in Hollywood, and how be...

2025-02-1458 min

Questions of Courage A Dream of FreedomAt the Section’s international gathering of 2024 in the Netherlands one of the tasks that was explored was creating pictorial expressions of anthroposophy. Many of the basic works of anthroposophy, in the form of books and writing, were not written for young people. Over the years this task has been taken up by different individuals in different ways. An event in February at the Goetheanum is also a contribution to this project. It is called “A Quest for a Pictorial Understanding of Anthroposophy.” In this episode Nathaniel Williams shares a dream of freedom, a small expression from recent work. Q...

2025-02-0720 min

MICROCOLLEGE: The Thoreau College Podcast Episode #54: Andrea de la Cruz, Nathaniel Williams - The Goetheanum, Dornach, SwitzerlandToday's guests are Andrea de la Cruz and Nathaniel Williams, leaders in the area of educational courses and the youth movement at the Goetheanum, located in Dornach, Switzerland. The Goetheanum is a remarkable building, a masterpiece of modern architecture nestled in the green foothills near Basel. It is also an organization that lies at the heart of anthroposophy, the spiritual and cultural movement flowing from the life and work of Rudolf Steiner, founder of the Waldorf schools. As such, the Goetheanum is home to a variety of artistic, scholarly, and social activities, as well as educational programs for youth...

2024-05-271h 02

First Pentecostal Church of Durham 04-28-24 Sun AM "When God Ran" Rev. Randy Williams04-28-24 Sun AM "When God Ran" Rev. Randy WilliamsLuke 15:1-20You can contact us at https://fpcdurham.org/contact

2024-04-291h 16

All Things Apostolic Monday News for April 22, 2024In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel J. Wilson discusses Pentecostal Tabernacle (pastored by Jonathan Sanders), Dr. Dean Anderson starting a work in Williams, CA, and developing an Apostolic view of education.

2024-04-2320 min

First Pentecostal Church of Durham Nexus 2022 01-27-2022 Thur PM "When Armourbearers Fight" Rev. Cornelius WilliamsNexus 2022 01-27-2022 Thur PM "When Armourbearers Fight"Rev. Cornelius Williams1 Samuel 14:6-7, 31:4-5, Judges 9:54You can contact us at https://fpcdurham.org/contact

2024-03-091h 10

Questions of Courage Kunzru’s Red Pill: An Image of the Human BeingIn this episode Nathaniel Williams turns toward Hari Kunzru’s novel Red Pill, published in 2020, as an image of what contemporary human experience. It depicts a journey of a writer who is driven to confront unsettling questions about life, the place of violence and human dignity while society around him is seething. To join with the world, we are given into the jaws of violence, even if it is simply with the decay of our body. To take the world into ourselves, into our consciousness, takes away its reality. Behold, the human being, and a description of contemporary experience. Su...

2024-01-1922 min

Questions of Courage Music, Boycott, and PeaceIn this episode, Nathaniel Williams shares from a recent forum that took place at the Goetheanum World Conference on Peacebuilding. Reflecting on forum presentations from Friedrich Glasl on the Logic of War and Logic of Peace and comments from forum members he asks: how can we understand the place of boycotts and non-violent action in a comprehensive imagination of peace? This was an issue that Martin Luther King jr addressed, pointing toward the necessity of a transformation of values for enduring peace. One window into these dimensions of peace work can be understood when one looks at the roles...

2023-10-2025 min

Adventures in Movies!Episode 229: 'Venomous' (2000)/'Mad Heidi' (2023)We start the show with a tale of two box offices. It does not come as a surprise The Flash has underperformed at the box office. It was definitely a combination of superhero fatigue, the DCEU never catching on, and Ezra’s Miller's past problems, but what factored in the most? And how far up his own butt is Wes Anderson?The passing of Treat Williams was a major blow to genre cinema. Treat has been around for decades and was a great leading man. We decided to cover one of his more recent movies. And who wo...

2023-06-2358 min

Questions of Courage Imminent Experiences of SpiritualityIn this episode Nathaniel discusses anthropological efforts of the 1960’s and 1970’s often were reductivist and condescending towards the groups of people who were being described. Through the context of Marshall Sahlins’ book “The New Science of the Enchanted Universe,” Nathaniel points us towards the spiritual experiences of the world that non-European cultures had, which were being spoken of in a Eurocentric way that diminished their power. We begin to see the ways that what was coming to awareness in the 50’s-70’s was not accepted as legitimate, and how this legacy of “colonization of what can be spoken of as legitimate...

2023-06-0721 min

Questions of Courage A History Behind "Questions of Courage"In this first Episode of Questions of Courage Nathaniel Williams maps the historical path of youth movements and revolutionary moments from the 1950’s to today, with a particular awareness to the quality of spiritual seeking that has underscored this series of events in both Europe and The United States. He lays out the intention behind Questions of Courage, this new Podcast and video project, which is a collaboration between the Youth Section of the School for Spiritual Science and the Wochenschrift and Goetheanum TV. Welcome!References:David Copperfield by Charles Dickens...

2023-05-2935 min

Divine Connections with Host CEO Deloris Williams Divine Connections guest Rev. Nathaniel Brown & Gospel Quartet GroupRev. Nathaniel Brown leader of the Gospel Group of the New Golden Crowns.

2023-05-0414 min

natelovesjen Podcast The Ear SagaTwo episodes in one week!? Whattttt!??? I know I know. In this episode we cover the trails and tribulations of Raymond Nathaniel Williams III in what we are calling, "The Ear Saga". Phew. I've been through it ya'll. You'll see. Enjoy! Check out our YouTube channel: youtube.com/natelovesjen  See behind the scenes on Instagram: instagram.com/natelovesjen instagram.com/jenlovesnate If you’re enjoying this podcast and would like to donate a little bit to help us keep this podcast going, feel free to go to buymeacoffee.com/natelovesjen to share the love.

2023-04-221h 15

The Memory Machine Memory Machine #67 - Working at Williams with Connie JoyceThis month on the Memory Machine, Nate has on guest Connie Joyce to talk about her job in the parts department at Williams Electronics/WMS in the late 80's and early 90's! It's not always fun and games working at a pinball factory, but to hear Connie tell the story, it seems like it almost was. Reminisce about pinball favorites such as Black Knight 2000 and Pin-Bot as Connie regales us with stories of eccentric artists, forklifts, and tamales!

2023-03-2959 min

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase UNLUCKY 13*S3E13 Unlucky 13* An EXTRA LONG episode featuring many contributors! People seem to be having a hard time this episode. John Bell tries to figure out who is planning on leaving the show. Could it be Arnie? Mike Williams talks about his ADD as a child. James Kennison’s daughter has a sticky situation. Ads from: Life-Truth Network Anchor.fm A plea for financial assistance Fred Passmore has problems on the set of SHEEP LAUGHS PThe OTHER BROTHERS (Doyle and Nathan Caldwell) talk of a near miss with an airplane. And Comedian Dan McGowan gets a scare of his own! Qu...

2023-03-1842 min

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase THE MUSIC CATALOG!I went through and found almost all of the music that’s been featured on the show through the years. And that means we will hear from James, Kennison, Mike Williams, Prime Example, the Other Brothers (Doyle and Nathan Caldwell), as well as original parody songs from this show and the original TEAM JADETH LIVE. On top of this, Dan McGowan has a couple entries as well! JOIN THE COMMUNITY! https://galas.fm/p/protectorate_pro4059 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathaniel-d-caldwell/support

2023-02-2537 min

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase Season 3, Episode 9We hear from Mike Williams, John Bell, along with some OTR Burns and Allen! Splice in some funny commercials, and you have this week's episode! JOIN THE COMMUNITY! https://galas.fm/p/protectorate_pro4059 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathaniel-d-caldwell/support

2023-02-1813 min

All Things Apostolic The Asbury University Awakening In this episode, Dr. Nathaniel Wilson, Brian Williams, and Kasey Sees discuss the Asbury revival, the first and second Great Awakening, and the an apostolic pentecostal response to the revival.

2023-02-1413 min

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase Season 3, Episode 7We have some great content today! We hear from John Bell, NOBODY'S LISTENING, and Mike Williams. OTR from Keith Heltsley featuring Fred Allen. We also have a repeat of some OTHER BROTHERS (Doyle and Nathan Caldwell) material. JOIN THE COMMUNITY! https://galas.fm/p/protectorate_pro4059 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathaniel-d-caldwell/support

2023-02-0428 min

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase Season 3, Episode 6With Mike Williams, John Bell, and bloopers from NOBODY’S LISTENING and DANGEROUS CHRISTIAN. OTR with Jimmy Durante. Listen closely and you may hear ME laugh! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathaniel-d-caldwell/support

2023-01-2814 min

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase Season 3, Episode 5Today we hear more from Comedian Mike Williams, as well as from Sheep Laughs and The Other Brothers (Doyle and Nathan Caldwell). We hear from James and David Kennison way back in the NOBODY'S LISTENING days, and from OTR, we hear from Jack Benny! Listen closely and you may hear ME laugh! JOIN THE COMMUNITY! https://galas.fm/p/protectorate_pro4059 --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathaniel-d-caldwell/support

2023-01-2122 min

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase S3E3 Third Time’s a Charm!We start with bloopers, then hear from John Bell. Mike Williams joins the mix, and we hear an original piece featuring John Steinklauber reprising his role as Judd Whopper. We hear from Sheep Laughs, and a classic piece by Victor Borge. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathaniel-d-caldwell/support

2023-01-0721 min

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase BONUS: Jimmy David Robbins Joined the CommunityWelcome Jimmy David Robbins to our Funny Community. This bonus episode we hear a couple items never heard before on the show. We also hear several repeats as well. Here’s the name dropping: Fred Passmore, Jon Lawhon, Glenn Hascall, Nathan Caldwell, and Mike Williams. It’s not too late to get a show put in YOUR name! Join the funny community by going to bit.ly/funnycommunity before season 3 begins! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathaniel-d-caldwell/support

2022-11-1522 min

MICROCOLLEGE: The Thoreau College Podcast Episode #9: Nathaniel Williams, Stefan Ambrose - The MC Richards Program at Free ColumbiaTune in this week for a discussion between Nathaniel Williams and Stefan Ambrose of the Free Columbia initiative in upstate New York as they describe the origins of the program and its pedagogy.Nathaniel Williams is the co-founder of Free Columbia with Laura Summer. He studied visual art and marionette theater in Basel, Switzerland, graduating with a certificate in visual art from the neueKUNSTschule in 2002. He has a PhD in Political Science from the University at Albany and works as a performer, teacher and artist.Stefan Ambrose is the director of the MC Richards program...

2022-09-061h 04

Divine Connections with Host CEO Deloris Williams Divine Connections guest Rev. Nathaniel Brown - New Golden Crown Gospel GroupMy guest Rev. Nathaniel Brown Manager of New Golden Crown Gospel Group. Out of Louisville Kentucky. Been singing for about 83 year and ben with the group 30 years. Their SINGLE: WALKING OUT IN JESUS NAME. Mr. Brown has to deal with some sickness. 502.52.1906Email: gcrrecords@yahoo.com

2022-09-0414 min

The Holystic Christian: Bible Lessons and Conversation Interview with A Millionaire: The Don of Closing Nathaniel DewayneIn this interview I had the opportunity to sit down a old friend Nathaniel Dewayne, the Don of Closing and discuss what it truly takes to find the next level of success. A Young man that earned his first Million by 24yrs and is change the world take a listen and take notes. Nathaniel Dewayne ♠️ (@thedonofclosing) • Instagram photos and videos If you would like to support the show: https://lessonswithlight.com/products/support-cut-the-noise-directly --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

2022-08-0827 min $Let\'s be Blunt with Montel$

Let's be Blunt with Montel WORLD'S WORST CANNA | NATHANIEL JANOWITZOn this episode of Let's Be Blunt, Montel sits down with Nathaniel Janowitz. As a journalist for VICE magazine, Nathaniel shares his first-hand experience with "Brick Weed" from Paraguay. Referred to as the "world's worst weed", this chemical-ridden canna can leave you feeling nauseous. Despite this, this canna is sold all around South America at cheap prices. Montel and Nathaniel discuss the current situation in Paraguay and what the future of the canna market could look like if nothing changes. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSupport the showFor More Let's be BLUNT with...

2022-06-0349 min

Free Thinking with Montel WORLD'S WORST CANNA | NATHANIEL JANOWITZOn this episode of Let's Be Blunt, Montel sits down with Nathaniel Janowitz. As a journalist for VICE magazine, Nathaniel shares his first-hand experience with "Brick Weed" from Paraguay. Referred to as the "world's worst weed", this chemical-ridden canna can leave you feeling nauseous. Despite this, this canna is sold all around South America at cheap prices. Montel and Nathaniel discuss the current situation in Paraguay and what the future of the canna market could look like if nothing changes. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

2022-06-0348 min

80s Flick Flashback #57 - "Bull Durham" (1988) with Ron WestLike “Major League”, “The Natural” or even “Field of Dreams”, this 80’s flick is one of those sports movies that always seems to be on one of the many basic cable TV channels every Spring and Summer. It doesn’t matter whether it’s two in the afternoon or two in the morning, somewhere in the outer reaches of cable TV, the main characters can be found bickering about baseball and who’s taking who to bed. So if you believe in the church of baseball and long, slow, deep, soft, wet kisses that last three days. then grab your bat, your glove, an...

2022-05-271h 01

80s Flick Flashback #56 - "Friday the 13th Part 3" (1982) with Laramy Wells from the "Moving Panels" PodcastWhenever the 13th day of the month falls on a Friday we are compelled to return to Crystal Lake to talk about one of our favorite 80’s flick slashers. This time we get the sequel that ultimately changed the direction of its franchise from a cash-grab wannabe to the bonafide horror icon it has become. So grab some 3-D glasses as Tim Williams and guest co-host, Laramy Wells from the "Moving Panels" Podcast, discuss “Friday the 13th Part 3” from 1982 on this episode of the 80’s Flick Flashback Podcast! Here are some additional behind the scenes t...

2022-05-131h 10

80s Flick Flashback #55 - "School Daze" (1988) with Tyra WilliamsBefore "A Different World" came into its own. Before "Higher Learning" and "Dear White People" critiqued the fraught relationship between Black students and white students at predominantly white institutions. And before "grown-ish", there was this 80’s flick. Multi-talented Spike Lee’s sophomore feature took a critical look at Historically Black Colleges & Universities (aka HBCUs), revealing their beauty and complexity in a decade where Black faces seemed to be only an afterthought in mainstream media. So get ready to “WAKE UP” as Tim Williams and his guest co-host, wife and HBCU graduate, Tyra Williams, discuss “School Daze” from 1988 on this episode of the 80’s...

2022-04-2956 min

80s Flick Flashback #54 - "Fletch" (1985) with Gerry D. of "Totally Rad Christmas Podcast"In the mid-80s, Hollywood funnyman Chevy Chase was at the height of his fame. After a successful stint on TV’s Saturday Night Live, he’d proven himself a big box office draw in such movies as "Caddyshack" and "National Lampoon's Vacation". In 1985, Chase tried his hand at something a tiny bit more serious with this 80’s Flick - a comedy thriller which cast him in the title role as an investigative journalist with a knack for sniffing out a big story and the quick wits to bluff his way to the truth. While the movie fully capitalized on Chase’s...

2022-04-151h 14

80s Flick Flashback #53 - "Batman" (1989) with Laramy Wells & Ron WestIf you were a kid or a teenager in 1989, no other movie was more anticipated than this iconic 80’s flick. The first superhero movie to take the gritty and grounded approach, it was the comic book event of the decade and the film that transformed the campy Caped Crusader into the brooding Dark Knight. So fire up the Batmobile and meet us in Gotham City as Tim Williams and guest co-host, Laramy Wells and Ron West, discuss “Batman” from 1989 on this episode of the 80’s Flick Flashback! Here are some additional behind the scenes trivia w...

2022-04-011h 29

80s Flick Flashback #52 - Interview with 80's Actress Diane Franklin ("The Last American Virgin", "Better Off Dead", and "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure")She may have broke your heart as Karen in "The Last American Virgin". Or maybe she terrified you as the tormented sister and daughter in "Amityville II: The Possession". Perhaps, she inspired you to learn French when she won your heart as Monique in "Better Off Dead". Or maybe, just maybe, you spent way too much time at the Circle K hoping for a time-traveling telephone booth that could transport you to meet her as Princess Elizabeth in "Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure". No matter which 80's flick introduced you to the beauty and talent of this versatile 80's actress, t...

2022-03-181h 12

Shelly Shell Williams #PhillysOprahpresents Media Mentors Sessions & #MotivationMondayMentors Shelly Shell Williams 30 Interviews in 30 Days 2 with Nathaniel Lee Author of MetamorphosisI finally got my book "Metamorphosis" By Nathaniel Lee @nateleewrites Available on Amazon Wow, thank you for the acknowledgments, I didn't expect it, so many kind words, I low-key was chocked up. As much as we need physical transformation, we also need internal transformation. This workbook will change your life, guaranteed and those who expect to passively read it will be in for a pleasant surprise. This book contains not only personalized instructions which can be tailored to fit your life and circumstances but also worksheets to help you put the information in the pages of the book to work i...

2022-03-1745 min

80s Flick Flashback #51 - "Bloodsport" (1988) with Nicholas Pepin from the "Pop Culture Roulette" PodcastIf you have ever hear a crowd chanting “Kumite!” then you have entered rarified territory. You have found die-hard fans of this 80’s flick which made “the Muscles from Brussels” a bonafide movie star and also brought in the biggest box office haul for its distributor Cannon Films that year. Yes, that's THE Cannon Films, which is notorious for making some of the biggest-budget B-Movies of the decade. Some call it one of the best worst movies ever made, but, like “The Karate Kid” before it, it made kids of the 80’s think they could become martial arts masters themselves. So g...

2022-03-041h 11

80s Flick Flashback #50 - "Three Amigos" (1986) with Danny JohnsonIn the midst of a Western revival — which included big hits like "Silverado" and "Pale Rider" — came this 80’s flick, a loving parody of the genre and a send-up of Hollywood. It has become a landmark in comedy collaboration, starring three comedy legends under the direction of a bonafide hit movie director with a script co-written by the mastermind of Saturday Night Live. So grab your sombrero and saddle up your horses for a trip to Santa Poco as Tim Williams and special guest co-host, stand-up comedian Danny Johnson, to discuss “Three Amigos” from 1986 on this episode of the 80’s Flick Flashb...

2022-02-181h 01

80s Flick Flashback #49 - "When Harry Met Sally..." (1989) with Bethany Wells“Baby Fishmouth.” “I’ll have what she’s having”. The Wagon Wheel Coffee Table. And the elaborate apple pie order that has inspired thousands of elaborate apple pie orders in diners and restaurants everywhere. In the 30 plus years since this 80’s flick was released, nearly every scene has become iconic and the stuff of rom-com legend. So in honor of Valentine’s Day, cuddle up with the one you love and join Tim Williams and guest co-host, Bethany Wells, as they discuss “When Harry Met Sally” from 1989 on this episode of the 80’s Flick Flashback. Here are some additional behind t...

2022-02-041h 30

80s Flick Flashback #48 - "Better Off Dead" (1985) with Nicholas Pepin of "Pop Culture Roulette Podcast"While some critics failed it from the outset, this 80’s flick is actually a notch more upscale than most of its fellow D-grade locker-room comedies of the era. It's gained a "cult" reputation for its overall cynical tone, its clever gags, and its zany blend of animation and live-action. A teen comedy that refused to take itself too seriously, even if the subject matter should have been. So unwrap those frozen dinners you got for Christmas, load up your snow skis in the station wagon, and for God’s sake, pay that paperboy his two dollars as Tim Williams and gue...

2022-01-211h 25

80s Flick Flashback #47 - "The Thing" (1982) with Ron WestJohn Carpenter directed a slew of classic films including "Escape From New York", "They Live", "Halloween", and "Big Trouble In Little China". One of his most celebrated works is this 80’s flick. Upon release, the bleak horror movie was panned by critics as boring and over-indulgent with its violence. The masses barely bothered heading to the movie theaters to see it. In the years since, however, it has found an audience who recognize its excellence. The atmosphere, special effects and performances are all top notch. So grab your box of flares, a bottle of J&B Rare Blend Scotch, and don’...

2022-01-071h 08

50 Golden Moments with Dr. Regennia Williams A Kwanzaa Meditation: From Jambo (Hello) to Habari Gani (What's the News?)In December 2020, Dr. Regennia N. Williams worked with videographer Nathaniel Rhodes to produce a Kwanzaa video. On December 30, 2021, while reflecting on the fifth principle of Kwanzaa ("Nia"/ Purpose), Dr. Williams, decided to share a brief excerpt from that video with people who may be celebrating Kwanzaa virtually during the on-going COVID-19 global pandemic. This podcast includes the audio from that excerpt. "Furaha ya Kwanzaa!"/ Happy Kwanzaa! Regennia N. Williams, PhD, Founder, President, and Director of the RASHAD Center, Inc. Distinguished Scholar of African American History and Culture, The Western Reserve Historical...

2021-12-3002 min

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase Christmas Special 2021Christmas from myself, Prime Example, Mike Williams, and even Keith Heltsley --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathaniel-d-caldwell/support

2021-12-2428 min

80s Flick Flashback #46 - "National Lampoon's Christmas Vacation" (1989) with Bethany WellsThis 80’s flick was meant to be just another chapter in the misadventures of Clark W. Griswold and his family. It has become one of the most surprisingly popular and oft-quoted holiday movies of all time. So dig up your oversized Christmas tree, fill up your Wally World glass mugs with eggnog, and make sure your RV’s "you know what"-er isn’t full as Tim Williams and guest co-host, Bethany Wells, discuss “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation” on this episode of the 80’s Flick Flashback podcast! Here are some additional behind the scenes trivia...

2021-12-241h 37

Rob Williams Music My House 07-21My House intro #7Mild Minds, Frameworks - NO SKIN (Dub) Flight Facilities ft Channel Tres - Lights Up Lotus & Charming Horses - In Da Club (Instrumental)Samuele Scelto, Rulers - RawFunk Skrillex, Starrah & Four Tet - Butterflies (Extended Mix) Redfield - Guidance (Instrumental) Theos - Wanna Go Out Tom Keller - Yeah Ivory Lane - December (Ferreck Dawn Remix) Gorgon City ft Hayley May - Never Let Me Down (Extended) Matroda x Bleu Clair - Disco Tool Micha Moor x GotLucky x Mikimoto - Techno Cat Tr...

2021-12-171h 05

Breaking The Chain The Leadership Series: Building a Team Virtually Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic with Michelle Williams-SwartzWelcome to Breaking The Chain – The Leadership Series, hosted by Director of Career Coaching and Leadership Development at Impel Talent, Terentia Browne.In this episode Terentia sits down with Michelle Williams-Swartz, Global Head of Quality Systems and Performance at Johnson and Johnson. Together they talk about Michelle's journey throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and her experience in growing her global team virtually. Follow Impel TalentLinkedIn: Impel TalentTwitter: @ImpelTalentFacebook: @Impel TalentInstagram: @ImpelTalentJoin us for illuminating discussions, practical insights, and a roadmap for thriving in a...

2021-12-1632 min

80s Flick Flashback #45 - “Lethal Weapon” (1987) with Nicholas Pepin of “Pop Culture Roulette Podcast”There has been a debate raging on the internet for years as to whether or not “Die Hard” is a Christmas movie. If “Die Hard” is, in fact, a Christmas movie – which I believe it is – then this 80’s Flick deserves the same holiday movie label. A significant scene in the first act takes place at a Christmas tree farm, the soundtrack is packed with holiday carol classics, and the film ends with turkey dinner on Christmas day. With all that considered, break out the eggnog carton without a bullet hole, trim the tree you bought at the tree farm during a...

2021-12-101h 16

80s Flick Flashback #44 - "An American Tail" (1986) with Chad Sheppard and Hanna WilliamsAccording to Roger Ebert, this 80’s Flick is one of the most depressing children's movies of all time—but try telling that to the millions of kids who fell in love with a mischievous, rebellious, but adorable kid mouse, his emigrating family, and the diverse cast of characters who all help, in one way or another, to reunite them. If you were one of those kids then join Tim Williams, his daughter Hanna Williams, and his friend Chad Sheppard, as they discuss “An American Tail” from 1986 on this episode of the 80’s Flick Flashback! Here are some additional b...

2021-11-2552 min

80s Flick Flashback #43 - "Ghostbusters" (1984) with Laramy Wells from the "Moving Panels" PodcastWhen this 80’s flick first hit the big screen, movie-goers were jump-scared by a ghostly librarian roaming the quiet aisles of a public library, a multi-story marshmallow man towering over the streets of New York, and slime, lots and lots of slime. Fortunately, four wisecracking misfits were just a phone call away, ready to take down these paranormal pests with their proton packs and ghost traps, but behind the scenes, it took much more than a simple phone call to bring the poltergeist-ridden picture to life. So take a ride in Ecto-1, power up your proton packs, and w...

2021-11-171h 17

80s Flick Flashback #42 - "A Nightmare On Elm Street" (1984) with Ron WestHorror movies have been around since the late 1800s, yet not all of them are remembered as fondly as others. In 1984, horror master Wes Craven introduced moviegoers to not only one of the most iconic horror movies of the decade, but one of the most iconic figures in horror’s history. So start a fresh pot of coffee, refill your caffeine pills, and whatever you do, don’t fall asleep as Tim Williams and guest co-host, Ron West, discuss “A Nightmare on Elm Street” from 1984 on this episode of the 80’s Flick Flashback! Here are some a...

2021-10-291h 05

80s Flick Flashback #41 - "Friday the 13th Part 2" (1981) with Charlie CotterHorror sequels are tricky business. As critic Tasha Robinson notes in an essay for The Dissolve, “Horror sequels are the exact opposite of horror. Horror is about exploiting the fear of the unknown, but sequels are about capitalizing on the familiar.” So horror sequels must find the balance between delivering more of the same to audiences but also something unknown. How well does this 80’s horror flick sequel meet the criteria? Let’s find out as Tim Williams and guest co-host, Charlie Cotter, return to Crystal Lake to discuss “Friday the 13th Part 2” from 1981 on this episode of the 80’s Flick Flashb...

2021-10-151h 08

80s Flick Flashback #40 - "The Monster Squad" (1987) with Gerry D. from the "Totally Rad Christmas" Podcast“The Goonies”. “Stand By Me”. “Ghostbusters”. “The Little Rascals”. And “Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein”. They all share some shred of creative DNA with this bonafide 80’s cult classic. So as we kick-start this year’s spooky Halloween season, sharpen those wooden stakes you made in shop class, hide the silver bullets in your half-empty pack of cigarettes, and prepare to “Bop Til You Drop” as Tim Williams and guest co-host Gerry D discuss “The Monster Squad” from 1987 on this episode of the 80’s Flick Flashback podcast! Here are some additional behind the scenes trivia we were unable to cover in this episode:

2021-10-011h 16

80s Flick Flashback #39 - "All The Right Moves" (1983) with Ron WestBefore “Friday Night Lights” there was this often forgotten 80’s flick. It’s not so much a film about the sport of high school football, but the effect of football on its characters. It features solid performances from its young actors, and became an important film in the career of its lead by showcasing the tremendous star power and acting skills of a man who would become a mega-movie-star. So grab your football pads, your cleats, and expect heavy rain to hit football field as Tim Williams and guest co-host, Ron “Rifleman” West, discuss “All the Right Moves” from 1983 on this episode...

2021-09-171h 09

80s Flick Flashback #38 - "Beaches" (1988) with Bethany WellsNo bikinis. No blankets. No bingo. This awkwardly titled 80’s flick is a bosom-buddy movie about a friendship that was destined to be -- like surf and turf, M&Ms, Laverne and Shirley, Lucy and Ethel, maybe even Cagney and Lacey. As most buddy movie rules require, it is a tale of enduring friendship between disparate souls, formed against the odds. There are ups and downs. Jealously and redemption. And, thanks to Bette Midler, some show-stopping musical numbers. So grab a box of tissues, because I’m sure tears will be shed, as Tim Williams and guest co-host, Bethany Well...

2021-09-031h 28

80s Flick Flashback #37 - "Big Trouble in Little China" (1986) with Gerry D. from the "Totally Rad Christmas" PodcastJohn Carpenter described this 80’s flick, which he co-wrote and directed, as an "action adventure comedy kung fu ghost story monster movie." And I can’t really add much more of an intro than that. So come aboard “The Pork Chop Express” as Tim Williams and guest co-host, Gerry D discuss “Big Trouble in Little China” from 1986 on this episode of the 80’s Flick Flashback Podcast! Here are some additional behind the scenes trivia we were unable to cover in this episode: For the film's many fight scenes John Carpenter worked with martial arts choreographer James Lew, who planned e...

2021-08-201h 28

80s Flick Flashback #36 - "Young Guns" (1988) with Laramy Wells from the "Moving Panels" PodcastThe western, which used to be as common in Hollywood as superhero movies are now, enjoyed a surprising revival in popularity in the late 1980s into the 90s. The genre, of course, fizzled out again and faded from memory. Film financiers didn’t see a profit in it and audiences lost their appetite for it. However, for a good 6 years westerns were cool again. They won Oscars, starred some of the biggest names in Hollywood, and inspired Bon Jovi to sing about riding on steel horses and being shot down in a blaze of glory. It all st...

2021-08-061h 02

80s Flick Flashback #35 - "Top Gun" (1986) with Ron WestWhen hit movie producer, Jerry Bruckheimer was casually flipping through California magazine in 1983, he was suddenly struck by an image. It was a picture of fighter pilot’s helmet with a plane reflected in the visor. Staring at the page, Bruckheimer couldn’t escape one thought: “It looked like Star Wars on Earth.” That magazine picture - and its accompanying article - set into motion the creation of this iconic 80’s Flick. A script would be crafted around the story of fighter pilots - their internal rivalry with one another, heroism when called on by their country and a deeply ingrained...

2021-07-231h 21

80s Flick Flashback #33 - "Gremlins" (1984) with Gerry D. of "Totally Rad Christmas" PodcastCute. Clever. Mischievous. Intelligent. Dangerous. What more is there to say about this 1984 sleeper hit that somehow morphed the well-worn snowy small town Christmas tales with little monsters your older siblings whispered about around Summer campfires or bonfires at Halloween. So turn off your Zenith television, put away your left over fried chicken, and head to Kingston Falls as Tim Williams and guest co-host, Jerry D. (from "Totally Rad Christmas" Podcast), discuss “Gremlins” from 1984 on this episode of the 80’s Flick Flashback! Here are some additional behind the scenes trivia we were unable to cover...

2021-06-251h 15

80s Flick Flashback #32 - The Ultimate 80's Summer MoviesIf you were a child of the 1980’s then there are just some things you’ll never forget about those lazy days of Summer. Short shorts. Tube socks. Neon colored friendship bracelets. Oakley sunglasses that you either had or wished you had. Walking around with your Sony walkman or boom box with your best cassette mixed tape with all the new pop hits you recorded off of the radio. Songs from artists like Prince, Michael Jackson, Hall & Oats, Cyndi Lauper, Kenny Loggins, Chicago, Pat Benetar, Def Leppard and Madonna, just to name a few. But nothing says Summer in the...

2021-06-1144 min

80s Flick Flashback #31 - "Field of Dreams" (1989) with Laramy Wells from the "Moving Panels" PodcastIf you have seen this heart-warming 80’s baseball fantasy flick, you likely have a strong opinion on it. While some are moved by its fantastical and heartfelt story of personal redemption, others dismiss it as over sentimental and even silly. Or as Richard Corliss of TIME Magazine once infamously put it, a "male weepie at its wussiest,". Either way you look at it, the Oscar-nominated movie still tugs at the heartstrings and makes us rekindle our love for America’s Pastime. So grab your bat, ball, and glove and then head to a perfectly good Iowa cornfield as Tim Williams and gues...

2021-05-281h 02

80s Flick Flashback #30 - "Sleepaway Camp" (1983) with Charlie CotterFor about 95% of its runtime, this 80’s slasher flick operates as an oddly bloodless, weirdly sexless, and overall kind of annoying ripoff of "Friday the 13th". Writer and director Robert Hiltzik mines little tension from his story of a youth summer camp besieged by a killer dumping boiling water on pervy camp cooks and stabbing counselors in the shower, "Psycho"-style. It's all very rote and by-the-bloody-books until the film's final minutes, when a last-second twist and some wonky special effects combine into one of the most disturbing images in horror movie history. So grab an extra flashlight and watch ou...

2021-05-1457 min

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase Episode 15 brings more comedy!We hear from Mike Williams, Prime Example, and some Team Jadeth Live material as well....does anyone else hear zombies? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathaniel-d-caldwell/support

2021-05-0119 min

80s Flick Flashback #29 - "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" (1986) with Jeff AtkinsLife moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once a while you could miss this quintessential 80’s Flick. It has been called one of the classic movies about the teenage experience, as relevant to today’s Snapchatting pre-adults as it was to those coming of age in the Pac Man Mania era. This enduring popularity is thanks to its simple story – teenage boy fakes a sickness to embark on a day of antics and adventure around Chicago. The energetic cast and quotable dialogue nails the in-between psychology of adolescents. No longer children and not yet adults, the titu...

2021-04-3057 min

80s Flick Flashback #28 - "The Evil Dead" (1981) with Laramy Wells from the "Moving Panels" PodcastFrom Peter Jackson to Edgar Wright, this 80’s flick has influenced many of today’s biggest Hollywood directors. As it should. Famous for its practical effects and then-unprecedented amount of gore, this low-budget 1981 horror flick—about a group of friends who travel to a cabin in the woods and unleash killer demons—showed the world the power of guerilla-style indie filmmaking before it was cool. Often imitated, but never duplicated it still stands as a must see film for any horror movie fan. So grab your keys to the cabin, keep the cellar door locked and, whatever you do, don’t lis...

2021-04-161h 08

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase Episode 12 brings the funny to SaturdayMore from Nathan Caldwell (Jadeth Fates), Jerald Fuell (Buck Otis), Comedian Mike Williams, and once again a bit from PRIME EXAMPLE! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathaniel-d-caldwell/support

2021-04-1016 min

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase Even More Parody!Lots of Parody to share, and I continue to do so, along with clips from PRIME EXAMPLE, Jerald Fuell, and Mike Williams! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathaniel-d-caldwell/support

2021-04-0322 min

80s Flick Flashback #27 - "Steel Magnolias" (1989) with Bethany WellsSince its release over three decades ago, this 80’s flick has been hailed as a celebration of women. In his original review of the film, Roger Ebert raved about the dialogue and camaraderie of the dynamic ensemble cast. “There may be no movie that better epitomizes the bond of female friendship,” HuffPost declared in 2014. “Mothers share the film with their daughters, teen girls turn to it as a sleepover staple, and men of all ages find themselves taken with the tale of six brassy Southern ladies.” So grab a slice of armadillo-shaped red velvet cake and take a seat in one of Truvy...

2021-04-021h 18

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase The Parody EpisodeIn addition to Nathan and Doyle Caldwell, Jerald Fuell, and Mike Williams, we have quite a bit of parody to share with you! --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathaniel-d-caldwell/support

2021-03-2718 min

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase Over 20 Minutes of Pain (hopefully because you’re laughing)Guests this week include Doyle Caldwell, Mike Williams, and Jerald Fuell! With Prime Example! We would love for you to be on the show! You can leave a voicemail at https://anchor.fm/nathaniel-d-caldwell or emails jadeth30@gmail.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathaniel-d-caldwell/support

2021-03-2027 min

80s Flick Flashback #26 - "The Breakfast Club" (1985) with Laramy Wells from the "Moving Panels" PodcastPraised as a quintessential piece of '80s cinema and highly regarded among the greatest high school movies of all time, the legacy of this 80’s flick had endured due to the film's eclectic cast of teenage archetypes. Writer-director John Hughes' characters weren't just derivative personalities found in the everyday, run-of-the-mill teen comedy of the day, the characters were actually rooted in genuine human problems. Working with a $1 million budget, the reflective character study was an endearing portrait of adolescence, simplistic in its approach but emotionally rich in its contrasting, multi-dimensional views of each personality. For all its cliches, the film...

2021-03-1956 min

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase Saturday’s Can Be Nutty! (Episode 8)With Nathan Caldwell, Doyle Caldwell, Mike Williams. We hear about a squirrel touring the White House, Sin Gauges, get a double dose of Mike Williams, and more! Mike Williams appears by permission and his YouTube channel can be found here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdPA-xTIUY9bYoNthC1-K_w --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/nathaniel-d-caldwell/support

2021-03-1421 min

Protectorate Productions Comedy Showcase The Guests Begin to ArriveIn addition to the usual Nathan Caldwell and recurring guest Doyle Caldwell, we see the start of some great guests starting to show up! With my voice out of whack, all you need to know will be here in the notes. Here's who we have: THE OTHER BROTHERS - Doyle and Nathan Caldwell FRED PASSMORE and Jon Lawhon of PRIME EXAMPLE - Sheep Laughs Comedy Show CHRISTIAN COMEDIAN MIKE WILLIAMS - His Youtube channel is here. Mike is now in the mission field, and you can see his work at Cr...

2021-03-1012 min

80s Flick Flashback #25 - “Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back” (1980) with Chris McMichenIt’s hard to imagine that in 1980 when audiences first crowded into theaters to watch the sequel to George Lucas’ unexpected blockbuster movie Star Wars, they would the first to ever see such iconic characters as Jedi Master Yoda, smuggler turned businessman Lando Calrissian, and Mandalorian turned bounty hunter Boba Fett. Fans would leave the theaters with three long years to wait for the next installment of the franchise, which was plenty of time to ponder whether or not that Darth Vader twist was the truth or a lie, and wonder if Han Solo would ever be freed from his carbo...

2021-03-0550 min

The American Vandal Project Huckleberry (a.k.a. The Mandalorian) with Emmet Asher-Perrin & Nathaniel WilliamsThe hit Disney+ & Lucasfilm TV series, The Mandalorian, was produced under the working title of "Project Huckleberry." This allusion the Mark Twain's under-appreciated legacy as an innovator in Science Fiction provides the grounds for a ranging conversation about Star Wars, The Mandalorian, and genre fiction with Emmet Asher-Perrin of Tor.com & Nathaniel Williams of UC-Davis. For more information about this episode, including a bibilography, please visit MarkTwainStudies.com/ProjectHuckleberry

2021-02-2353 min

80s Flick Flashback #24 - "The Princess Bride" (1987) with Ron WestIt has been called the “Wizard of Oz” of our generation. Meaning that although it was not a blockbuster film at the time of its release, over the years it has become a rare family film that has been enjoyed by children, their parents, and even their grandparents as it has been “handed down”, in a sense, from generation to generation. It has also been known as one of the most quoted films of all time. You may think that’s “inconceivable”, but… get used to disappointment. So prepare for a battle of wits as Tim Williams and guest co-host Ron West take on...

2021-02-191h 01

80s Flick Flashback #23 - "9 to 5" (1980) with Laramy & Bethany WellsRenown film critic, Roger Ebert called this well-beloved 80’s flick a good-hearted, simple-minded comedy that will win a place in film history. He suspected that it was primarily because it contained the movie debut of Dolly Parton. He stated “There have been other debuts this unmistakable; you could name Marilyn Monroe, James Dean, and even John Travolta. And what you'd be talking about in each case would not necessarily be a great dramatic performance in an important movie, but more about a quality of presence, a personal life force that seems to take over the screen.” In the tr...

2021-02-051h 04

80s Flick Flashback #22 - "The Karate Kid Part II" (1986) with Ron WestIn the eighties, the high-concept movie was in vogue. Thanks largely to 70’s blockbusters Jaws and Star Wars, the eighties saw the repackaging of formula for audiences wanting to rekindle the thrills. If the roller coaster ride ain’t broke, don’t fix it. The amount of sequels that appeared in the 1980s was unheard of before. Many, unfortunately, were poor imitations, and few did better box office than the original film. Yet some were surprisingly good, especially when talented – even visionary – filmmakers were behind the camera. Somewhere between true stinkers (like Caddyshack 2) and improvements of the original (like The Empire...

2021-01-2253 min

80s Flick Flashback #21 - "The Karate Kid" (1984) with Ron WestThe 1980s was a golden era for blockbuster hits, and countless films released during this decade have gone on to become cult-classic films. One '80s movie that has certainly stood the test of time and continues to wax on in cinematic glory is The Karate Kid, which-- more than 30 years later-- is still adored by audiences of all ages. Not only did The Karate Kid provide an arsenal of catchphrases that seem to appropriately fit into almost any situation, it also, more importantly, inspired generations to stand up against bullies. Martial arts classes boomed thanks to this underdog...

2021-01-081h 04

80s Flick Flashback #20 - “A Christmas Story” (1983) with Ron WestThere’s no denying that this film has become a holiday tradition for many families around the world. Since the film’s release, it’s become regarded as a Christmas classic, and the original house shown in the movie has even been transformed into a tourist-attracting museum. Many families watch it every year around the holiday season, while cable-TV staple, TBS, plays it continuously for 24 hours at least once a year. Between the captivating storytelling, quirky characters, and overall filming styles it has stood out compared to several other similarly-styled Christmas movies over the years. So take a sip of your...

2020-12-231h 24

80s Flick Flashback #18 - "Planes, Trains and Automobiles" (1987) with Laramy Wells from the "Moving Panels" PodcastA road trip movie, a buddy comedy and teen-angst director du jour, John Hughes’ first attempt at a holiday movie. It’s a classic double-act farce that might not fit that well in the decade it came out in. There are no guns or bad guys like 48 Hours or Lethal Weapon; no winks at Cold War anxiety a la Spies Like Us; and no time machine like Bill and Ted used in their excellent adventure. What it does share with a number of his best works is that mix of Norman Rockwell and Frank Capra in Reagan’s America late 8...

2020-11-251h 13

80s Flick Flashback #16 - “Halloween II” (1981) with Ron WestMost long-running horror franchises have that one installment which was legitimately supposed to, but ultimately, did not end the franchise. Some have several of them. In Hollywood, producers (and sometimes audiences) will quickly voice their disgust if you ever dare leave money on the table. Not that anyone knew that in 1981. Instead, all Moustapha Akkad, Irwin Yablans, John Carpenter and Debra Hill wanted to do was to make a little more money off of the slasher gold rush they’d inadvertently started in 1978, and then bow out. Doing so, though, meant making some controversial story decisions with rotating directors an...

2020-10-301h 09

80s Flick Flashback #15 - “Little Shop of Horrors” (1986) with Laramy & Bethany WellsIn 1986, if you mixed Science Fiction, dark comedy, horror, doo-wop inspired musical numbers, and a director who was more famous for voicing Yoda and Miss Piggy, you probably wouldn't expect too much. But this remake of a remake became a bonafide cult classic that has been entertaining audiences for decades with its timeless soundtrack and stellar cast. So let's head downtown to Skid Row and Mr. Mushnik's Flower Shop because its Suppertime for Audrey II as Laramy and Bethany Wells join Tim Williams to discuss "Little Shop of Horrors". ***Due to a temporary recording change the audio of the main s...

2020-10-161h 12

80s Flick Flashback #13 - “RoboCop” (1987) with Ron WestIn 1987, a new kind of gritty, ultra-violent sci-fi action movie was born, but it came with nods to comic book heroes, and classic spaghetti westerns. Helmed by a little known Dutch director with a penchant for violence and nudity and starring a method actor better known for his work in the theater than in film, on paper it must have seemed like a pretty risky prospect to the studio bosses over at Orion Pictures. It proved to be anything but, with Paul Verhoeven's provocative directorial style meshing with a clever script by Edward Neumeier and Michael Miner, "RoboCop" fused...

2020-09-1852 min

80s Flick Flashback #12 - "The Goonies" (1985) with Ron West1985 was a big year for movies! It was a year dominated by flying DeLoreans, Breakfast Clubs, Beverly Hills Cops, as well as massive pop artists like Madonna, Michael Jackson, Cindy Lauper, and Prince. It was also the year of one of the greatest movie adventures of them all! The secret caves. The lost map. The hidden treasure. The Fratelli’s. What an exciting time to be alive as a kid, back when you knew it was time to get home when the streetlights came on and just riding bikes with your friends meant the world was yours to explore...un...

2020-09-041h 15

80s Flick Flashback #11 - “Aliens” (1986) with Laramy WellsIn 1986, young up and coming writer-director, James Cameron, took the tall task of tackling a sequel to director Ridley Scott's space-thriller, "Alien". With returning cast member, Sigorney Weaver, he not only moved the story forward, he exceeded all expectations with a bonafide box office hit as well an award-winning and ground-breaking classic we know simply as "Aliens". On this episode, Tim Williams and guest co-host Laramy Wells share their memories of this iconic 80's flick. They also share favorite characters, movie moments, and behind the scenes trivia along the way. ...

2020-08-2155 min

The Film Experience Smackdown '05: Brokeback Mountain, Junebug, and more...Travel back with us to 2005 as we discuss the first nominations for Amy Adams, Michelle Williams, and Rachel Weisz. Who deserved to win? To discuss this cinematic vintage, which included Brokeback Mountain, North Country and Capote, Nathaniel welcomes the actress Kerry O'Malley (Snowpiercer, Boardwalk Empire) along with Cinematheque of Tangier's Ali Benzekri, Los Angeles Times' Justin Chang, and Awards Daily's Joey Moser.

2020-08-2000 min

80s Flick Flashback #10 - “Dirty Dancing” (1987) with Tyra WilliamsIn 1987 a small Connecticut-based direct-to-video company made their first feature film for a true theatrical release. With low expectations from investors due to a female-driven plot in the midst of a testosterone-heavy Summer blockbuster season, this small movie became a word of mouth sleeper hit, made a dancing football player turned actor into a bonafide sex symbol movie star, and birthed the world-wide phenomenon called, “Dirty Dancing”. On this episode, Tim Williams and guest co-host Tyra Williams share their memories of this 80's romantic classic. They also share favorite characters, movie moments, and behind the sc...

2020-08-0847 min

80s Flick Flashback #9 - “Major League” (1989) with Charlie CotterWhen you think of great movies about major league baseball, there aren’t too many to choose from. “Bull Durham” was about the minor leagues. “Field of Dreams” was about ghosts of former players meeting on a cornfield in Iowa to play again. “The Sandlot” and “Bad News Bears” were about kids and their love for the national pastime. And “A League of Their Own” and “The Natural” captured baseball, but baseball of the past. In 1989 only one film was able to capture major league baseball in modern times. And that film took the longsuffering Cleveland Indians all the way to the playoffs and “Major...

2020-07-2444 min

iBall Podcast "The Winner Circle"iball Podcast Show #2Show Notes:-HS Basketball Report:Interview With Robert E. Lee Head Coach Bryant JohnsonHow does it feel to be called a State Champion?When did you know this team could be special?Went 33-1 this season with only loss being in a game where you were up big. Been at Lee for 16 years since 2004 and been knocking on the door since 2015 but Goliath was sitting there waiting. How does it feel to have overcome Mountain Brook to win this ship?During your tenure at Lee Carver and Jeff Davis have racked up...

2020-03-101h 08

The Vic Podcast Jubilant Jazz with Simon Williams (Grade 12)The Vic Podcast is back with a brand new episode! Listen to cultured discussion about modern art, jazz music, and most importantly, Star Wars, in this new edition of The Vic Podcast featuring Simon Williams, a Grade 12 student who loves music and has lots to say about it!Host: Luke MarkowskiGuest: Simon WilliamsProducer: Nathaniel SorochanThanks for supporting The Vic Podcast! If you like what we do, spread the word by telling your friends and posting us on social media! This show is produced by The Victoria Voice School...

2020-02-2841 min

The Anthroposopher The Philosophy Of Freedom Now With Nathaniel WilliamsAs he sets out on a tour of Waldorf high schools, Nathaniel Williams from Free Columbia, explores an application of the Philosophy of Freedom to issues facing us today including technology, human conflict, nationalism, and art. For more info check out www.nayouthsection.org/halifax and www.freecolumbia.org

2019-03-1200 min