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2026-02-0100 min
Culinary 360 PodcastA Team Feeding Thousands of Kids | Featuring Jennifer GordonSend us a textSeason 2 of the Ignite Podcast is officially here — and we’re kicking things off with a powerful conversation about leadership, purpose, and feeding the next generation.In this episode, we sit down with Jennifer Gordon, the SNA Director of the Year, a powerhouse in child nutrition who oversees a team serving thousands of meals to students every single day. Her journey is filled with heart, purpose, and the kind of operational grit that keeps kids fed, fueled, and ready to learn.Jennifer opens up about what it real...
2026-01-211h 08
RadioCSIRT - Weekly English EditionRadioCSIRT - Your Cybersecurity update for Monday, November 10, 2025 (Ep. 13)Welcome to your daily cybersecurity update 🕵️♂️🔥📱 Samsung – New Critical Flaw Added to CISA’s KEV Catalog (CVE-2025-21042)CISA has added an Out-of-Bounds Write vulnerability affecting certain Samsung mobile devices to its Known Exploited Vulnerabilities Catalog.This flaw allows data to be written outside intended memory regions, posing risks to system confidentiality and integrity.Under Binding Operational Directive 22-01, U.S. federal agencies must patch it immediately, and CISA strongly urges all organizations — public and private — to do the same.💬 LinkedIn – Surge in Phishing Campaigns Targeting ExecutivesThirty-four percent of phishing attacks now occur outside trad...
2025-11-1006 min
RadioCSIRT - Edition FrançaiseRadioCSIRT - Votre actu cybersécurité du lundi 10 novembre 2025 (Ép. 481)⚡️Bienvenue dans votre bulletin cybersécurité du jour 🕵️♂️🔥📱 Samsung – Nouvelle faille critique ajoutée au catalogue KEV (CVE-2025-21042)La CISA a inscrit une vulnérabilité de type Out-of-Bounds Write affectant certains appareils mobiles Samsung dans son catalogue des vulnérabilités activement exploitées.Ce type de faille permet d’écrire des données en dehors des zones mémoire prévues, compromettant potentiellement la confidentialité et l’intégrité des systèmes.Les agences fédérales américaines doivent appliquer le correctif selon la directive BOD 22-01.La CISA recommande à toutes les organisations, publiques comme privé...
2025-11-1009 min
Tech UpdatesEpisode 184 - Google's Web War, Vision Pro Sports, AI's Secret Backdoors & big tech deals.Google's ad-tech practices are reportedly harming independent websites, while Sony is teasing new GPU technology for its next PlayStation and Apple is launching the first live, immersive sports experience for the Vision Pro. In business news, NeuroBlade's development team is set to join Amazon Annapurna, and control of NSO Group is expected to transfer to producer Robert Simonds. A comment from Sam Altman caused a 7.4% jump in Figma's stock. In acquisitions and funding, Panthera has acquired DevOcean for automated cyber risk removal, and the elderly care startup Sensi.AI has raised $45 million. On the security front, a new report...
2025-10-1025 min
So, You Finally WatchedEP 65: So, Boys You Finally Watched Joe Dirt Feat Robert from Grim EncountersToday’s episode Matthew, Nort, and Robert from Grim Encounters sit down to dissect and review the 2001 Joe Dirt which is a 2001 American adventure comedy film, directed by Dennie Gordon (in her feature film directorial debut), starring David Spade, Dennis Miller, Christopher Walken, Adam Beach, Brian Thompson, Brittany Daniel, Jaime Pressly, Erik Per Sullivan, and Kid Rock. The film was written by Spade and Fred Wolf, and produced by Robert Simonds. The plot revolves around a poor young man, Joe Dirt, who at first seems to be a loser. As he travels in search of his parents, his finer qu...
2025-09-181h 53Culinary 360 PodcastThe Joy Bus: How One Chef Built a Community Around Food, Love & Healing w/ Jennifer Caraway | Culinary 360 Podcast | 20Send us a textIn this episode, we meet Jennifer Caraway, the powerhouse behind The Joy Bus — a nonprofit and restaurant delivering hot, chef-prepared meals to homebound cancer patients. What started as a personal gesture for a friend has grown into a movement touching lives across Phoenix and beyond.From her humble beginnings washing dishes at 14 to opening restaurants in Portland and Puerto Vallarta, Jennifer shares her culinary path and the mission that fuels her work today. You’ll hear how she built a team, trained customers, tackled massive growth (hello, $5M capital camp...
2025-08-0755 min
MOVIE MorningHappy Gilmore 2 - MOVIE REVIEW | NetflixHere we are, with another Adam Sandler Netflix movie! I typically don't even tune in for these because they're quite literally all the same... but now they've reached back to a comedy classic that people do care about. I only watched the first Happy Gilmore film a few months ago, and I found it to be consistently entertaining. I will say, though, that I'm a bit more of a Billy Madison guy. I also kind of think it'd be more interesting to catch up with him three decades later, rather than Happy Gilmore whose original movie was more based...
2025-07-2615 minCulinary 360 PodcastScience Meets Flavor: Inside the R&D Kitchen w/ Chef Kaylah Farina | Culinary 360 Podcast | 19Send us a textFrom her CIA dreams at age 12 to running a cutting-edge R&D kitchen for Sigma, Chef Kaylah Farina’s journey is equal parts culinary passion and scientific precision. We dive deep into how she blends food science, menu development, and customer experience to bring craveable concepts to market.She walks us through the full product lifecycle — from ideation to testing to scale-up — and what it takes to make something memorable in both retail and foodservice.Whether you're in product development, R&D, or just love geeking out on food system...
2025-07-031h 00Culinary 360 PodcastRemarkable Academic Foods: Kitchen Training and Processes w/ Joshua Miller | Culinary 360 Podcast | 18Send us a textToday on the Culinary 360 Podcast, we sit down with Joshua Miller, founder of Remarkable Academic Foods and a passionate force for change in foodservice training and operations. Josh’s story starts with breakfast at his grandmother’s table and winds through culinary school, contract foodservice, and eventually launching his own consulting company.We dive deep into Josh’s philosophy around team development, the power of effective onboarding, and how tech-forward solutions like video training and asset tagging are changing the way kitchens operate. From predictive scheduling to smarter equipment maintenance, Josh is on...
2025-06-0557 minCulinary 360 PodcastKitchen Equipment Evolution: Solving the Dirty, Dangerous, and Dull w/ Nick Musser | Culinary 360 Podcast | 17Send us a textToday on the Culinary 360 Podcast, we sit down with Chef Nick Musser from Bar Green Ellingson. Nick’s story is one of passion, perseverance, and a deep-rooted love for the culinary industry. From making jelly tarts with his grandmother as a kid, to becoming the corporate executive chef for multiple restaurants, and now pioneering culinary solutions at Bar Green — Nick shares how every experience shaped his career.We explore Nick’s transition from kitchens to equipment consulting, the evolution of foodservice technology (hello, robots!), and how his love for music mirrors his ap...
2025-05-0853 minCulinary 360 PodcastFrom Water Heaters to Whiskey: Building an Award-Winning Distillery from Scratch w/ Ryan Morgan | Culinary 360 Podcast | 16Send us a textDiscover how repurposed commercial foodservice equipment and DIY innovations built one of Colorado's most unique craft distilleries. The chefs sit down with Ryan Morgan of Branch and Barrel Distilling to explore how custom equipment and creative modifications led to award-winning whiskey.Ryan shares the fascinating journey from using modified water heaters to converting Campbell's Soup production vats into distilling equipment, all thanks to the expertise of a master plumber turned alcohol distiller.Learn how their custom equipment gives their spirits a distinctive character that "nothing will ever taste like."
2025-04-101h 00Culinary 360 PodcastRunning Campus Dining 365 Days a Year: Commercial Kitchen Operations at a Religious University | Culinary 360 Podcast | 15Send us a textImagine managing foodservice at a university where the dining operation runs 24/7/365 (and monks are cooking with you, side-by side). Chef Tony Finnestad shares his journey from youthful country club dishwasher to Executive Director of Culinary Services at St. John's University's commercial kitchen. Today, he and his team serve both students and benedictine monks. But before arriving on campus, Tony experienced life as commercial, corporate, and rep chef. "This is an industry that chooses you," explains Chef Tony.Key insights for foodservice professionals at universities:- Developing th...
2025-03-1348 min
Beyond the Blue Light PodcastEpisode 3 - Spotting the SignsShow Notes Ep. 3Spotting the signs... - How do you know if a colleague is struggling, and what do you do if they are? How best to support your colleagues.Managers who know their staff and regularly hold one-to-ones to discuss work and wellbeing are placed to spot any signs of stress or poor mental health at an early stage. Often the key is a change in typical behaviour. Symptoms will vary, as each person’s experience of poor mental health is different, but there are some potential indicators to look out...
2025-03-1219 minCulinary 360 PodcastCommercial Kitchen Planning: What Most Consultants Know That You Don't | Culinary 360 Podcast | 14Send us a textThe success of a functional commercial kitchen requires more than understanding restaurant equipment - it demands knowledge of how culinary consultants, manufacturers' rep firms, designers, and foodservice operators work together. Karen Malody, founder of Culinary Options consulting (and a former Starbucks Food, Beverage and Menu Development Director), reveals the often-overlooked networks create functional and efficient commercial kitchens.From equipment selection to staff training and operational efficiency, Karen shares culinary consulting expertise that will transform how you approach commercial kitchen planning. Learn directly from an industry expert who has helped design and...
2025-02-131h 05
The Uwe Boll Podcast NetworkAt The Movies! - Molly’s Game (2017)Molly's GameStarringJessica Chastain, Idris Elba, and Kevin CostnerWritten & Directed byAaron SorkinComposerDaniel PembertonProducersAmy Pascal, Mark Gordon, and Matt JacksonExecutive ProducersRobert Simonds, Zhongjun Wang, Stuart M. Besser, Adam Fogelson, Donald Tang, Felice Bee, Leopoldo Gout, Oren Aviv, and Zhonglei WangCinematography Charlotte Bruus Christensen...
2025-01-3112 minCulinary 360 PodcastCulinary School President (& Podcaster) on Modern Chef Training in 2025 | Culinary 360 Podcast | 13Send us a textA lifetime of cooking in commercial kitchens (and interviewing over 100 celebrity chefs and culinary leaders) is pretty good prep to train tomorrow’s modern chefs.Auguste Escoffier School of Culinary Arts President Kirk Bachmann shares insights on preparing the next generation of chefs. In our conversation, we discussed how culinary education bridges traditional techniques with modern commercial kitchen operations.Culinary topics we touch on:Childhood cooking experiences shaping chefsEvolution of professional kitchen trainingEssential equipment knowledge for modern chefsBalancing classical techniques with contemporary operationsCommercial kitchen adaptabilityPlant-based cooking innovationsPl...
2025-01-2256 min
Review RewindEpisode 55: Happy Gilmore(1996)Happy New Year with Happy Gilmore. Join us as we ring in the new year with this 1996 Adam Sandler sports comedy! DirectorDennis DuganProducerRobert SimondsScreenwriterTim Herlihy, Adam SandlerDistributorUniversal PicturesProduction CoUniversal Pictures, Robert Simonds Productions, Brillstein-Grey EntertainmentRatingPG-13Genre
2025-01-041h 12Culinary 360 PodcastRevolutionize Food Access to Create Community Impact w/ Dusty Cooper | Culinary 360 Podcast | 12Send us a textJoin us on this episode of the Culinary 360 Podcast as we explore the incredible journey of Chef Dusty Cooper, Chief Operations Officer at DC Central Kitchen. From her Midwest roots to becoming a global culinary leader, Dusty shares her inspiring story filled with challenges, triumphs, and passion for foodservice innovation. Learn how DC Central Kitchen is revolutionizing food access, culinary training, and community impact—serving thousands daily while transforming lives. This conversation is packed with insight, humor, and heart that every foodservice professional will love!Don’t forget to hit t...
2024-12-121h 04Culinary 360 PodcastChef Joe Urban’s Epic Journey to Transform School Food | Culinary 360 Podcast | 11Send us a textJoin us on the Culinary 360 Podcast with Chef Joe Urban, the visionary behind "School Food Rocks"! Discover Joe’s journey from working in high school kitchens to owning six restaurants in Florida, and finally, to transforming K-12 school food programs in Greenville, SC. Hear how Joe's innovative approach replaced processed foods with fresh ingredients, bringing scratch-made meals, salad bars, and high-quality beef to school cafeterias. Dive into his mission to elevate school food nationwide and how his consulting venture, School Food Rocks, empowers districts with culinary training, menu design, and modern equipment solutions. Th...
2024-11-1457 minCulinary 360 PodcastBehind the Success of Illegal Pete’s w/ Founder Pete Turner | Culinary 360 Podcast | 10Send us a textIn this special episode of the Culinary 360 Podcast, we sit down with Pete Turner, the founder and president of Illegal Pete's, a Colorado-based restaurant chain known for its mission-style burritos, fun atmosphere, and top-quality ingredients. Pete shares the inspiring origin story of Illegal Pete's, his passion for food, and the innovative ways his brand continues to evolve. From starting small to running multiple locations, this is a conversation packed with valuable insights and great vibes!Tune in as Pete also dives into the challenges of the restaurant industry, the importance of...
2024-10-1742 min
How I Got GreenlitReturn to Your Roots with Gordon Farrell (The Lifespan of a Fact, Girls Who Smoke)In our season finale, the importance of reinvention is never clearer than in the stories from playwright Gordon Farrell's career, where he had to keep coming back to what drew him to writing in the first place in order to continue moving forward.Gordon Farrell's play, "The Lifespan Of A Fact," starring Daniel Radcliffe, Tony-Award winner Cherry Jones, and Emmy Award winner Bobby Cannavale performed on Broadway from 2018 to 2019. It was co-written with Jeremy Kareken & David Murrell, directed by Leigh Silverman, and produced by eight-time Tony Award winner Jeffrey Richards. Gordon was trained as...
2024-10-011h 20Culinary 360 PodcastTransforming Healthcare Foodservice with Chef Jay Z | Culinary 360 Podcast | 09Send us a textIn this episode of the Culinary 360 Podcast, we're joined by a special guest, Chef Jay Ziobrowski, otherwise known as Chef Jay Z, from Morrison Healthcare! Together with the Ignite Culinary team, Chef Jay Z delves into the transformation of healthcare food — taking it from bland to bold! From sustainable ingredients to patient-centric meals, Chef Jay Z shares his innovative approach to revolutionizing hospital dining. Learn how hospitals are offering delicious, health-conscious options that people want to eat. Plus, hear about Chef Jay Z’s journey in the culinary world and his passion for educ...
2024-09-1758 minCulinary 360 PodcastColorado's Largest Estate-Grown Winery w/ Keenan High | Culinary 360 Podcast | 08Send us a textIn this episode of The Culinary 360 Podcast, we sit down with Keenan from Colterris Winery, Colorado’s largest estate-grown winery, nestled in the beautiful Palisade region. Keenan shares the unique story behind the winery’s name, which translates to "from the Colorado land," and discusses the meticulous process of growing, producing, and bottling their world-class wines—all within their estate.Discover how Colorado’s high altitude and intense UV sunlight influence the boldness and depth of Colterris wines, and learn about their exciting new endeavors, including a banquet room and show kitchen...
2024-08-1550 minCulinary 360 PodcastFrom Bay View to Hell's Kitchen with Chef Adam Pawlak | Episode 7Send us a textJoin us on this episode of The Culinary 360 Podcast as we dive into the incredible journey of Chef Adam Pawlak, owner and chef at Egg & Flour Pasta Bar in Bay View, Wisconsin. Chef Adam's exceptional talent has not only earned him a massive social media following but also appearances on shows like “Beat Bobby Flay” and “Hell's Kitchen,” Season 19. Recognized as one of Milwaukee's "40 under 40" and a frequently nominated best chef, Chef Adam has mastered the art of balancing quality and affordability in his culinary creations.In this episode, the chefs discuss...
2024-07-181h 02Culinary 360 PodcastCustom Dry Blends that Taste Like Scratch with Chef Jerry McDonald | Episode 6Send us a textChef Jerry McDonald is currently the Vice President of Culinary at Midas Foods International, and he is responsible for the development of some of the finest, custom, chef-inspired, dry-mix sauces, glazes, gravies, bases, drinks, and desserts. An incredibly passionate culinary ambassador, Chef Jerry and his culinary team work with restaurant chains and other customers to carefully understand their unique recipes, select the best ingredients, and create a high-quality blend that's comparable to those made from scratch. Their custom blends are easy to store and prepare, have a long shelf-life, and significantly reduce costs...
2024-06-1348 minCulinary 360 PodcastCulinary Meets Cocktails with Stuart Jensen | Episode 05Send us a textTune into Episode 5 of The Culinary 360 Podcast where we chat with Stuart Jensen, a master of culinary and cocktail innovation in Denver. From his early days as a line cook to co-owning the Curio Bar and Roger's Liquid Oasis, Stuart shares how he blends kitchen technology farm-fresh ingredients, and his knowledge of flavor combinations into his celebrated bar programs. Don't miss his insights on evolving cocktail complexity and crafting the perfect drink!👨🍳 Our HOSTSRobert SimmelinkDirector of Culinary Services — Phoenix, ArizonaFollow Robert on LinkedIn
2024-05-1642 min
Review RewindEpisode 29: Billy Madison(1995)Ta-ta-today Mike and Tristian examine the absurdity of Adam Sandler’s break out film, Billy Madison. Director: Tamra DavisScreenwriter: Tim Herlihy, Adam SandlerDistributor: Universal PicturesProduction: Universal Pictures, Robert Simonds ProductionsRatingPG-13Genre: ComedyRelease Date (Theaters)Feb 10, 1995Budget: $10,000,000 (estimated)Gross US & Canada: $25,588,734Gross worldwide: $26,488,734
2024-05-131h 33Culinary 360 PodcastCulinary Innovation & Culture: Chat with Corporate Chef Consultant Karen Kaehler | Episode 04Send us a textWelcome to episode four of The Culinary 360 Podcast! Today, our Ignite culinary team talks with Karen Kaehler, a corporate chef and culinary consultant. She's worked in a variety of kitchens — the South Beach restaurants of Norman Van Aken, cruise ships in Scandinavia, teaching in classrooms at Johnson & Wales University, and corporate test kitchens for chains like Red Robin. She offers insights into the various industries she has worked in, her mentors, technology, and the importance of culture in the kitchen. Don’t miss this fascinating episode!👨🍳 Our HOSTSRobert S...
2024-04-1849 minCulinary 360 PodcastFeeding Young Minds: Managing School Foodservice with Matt Davis | Episode 03Send us a textIn this episode of The Culinary 360 Podcast, join us, the Ignite Foodservice culinary team, and special guest Matt Davis, the Foodservice Director at Galesburg Unified School District in Illinois, as we talk school nutrition and the innovative strategies to enhance student dining experiences.Discover what it is like to manage a large-scale foodservice operation in a school setting — from handling supply chain issues to implementing major kitchen remodels post-COVID. Gain insight into Matt's unique journey from aspiring English teacher to leading the culinary operations for thousands of students, and how he le...
2024-03-1438 minCulinary 360 PodcastUp Close and Personal with the Ignite Culinary Team | Episode 02Send us a textWelcome to Episode 2 of The Culinary 360 Podcast! Learn about the personal journeys of three remarkable chefs from the Ignite Foodservice Solutions’ culinary team. Each of us shares our unique story, revealing the pivotal moments and inspirations that led to a career in the culinary arts. We all have a profound love for being in the kitchen and using our skills to bring joy and connection to other people!👨🍳 Our HOSTSRobert SimmelinkDirector of Culinary Services — Phoenix, ArizonaFollow Robert on LinkedInLuke Simonds...
2024-02-1526 min
Culinary 360 PodcastSparking Success: Exploring School Foodservice with Katie Cossette | Episode 01Send us a textWelcome to the Culinary 360 Podcast, where we dive into the world of foodservice with Ignite Foodservice Solutions' team of expert chefs!In our first episode, we sit down with Katie Cossette, a Registered Dietitian and School Nutrition Specialist who oversees foodservice for St. Vrain Valley School District in Colorado. With over 10 years of experience in school nutrition, Katie shares her insights on nutrition, sustainability, and the challenges and rewards of managing a large school district's foodservice.Join us as we explore all the fascinating aspects of making it work...
2024-01-0644 min
I Love This, You Should Too232 Billy Madison (1995)We’re taking a closer look at the maniacal whimsy of Adam Sandler’s breakthrough film Billy Madison. It launched a billion dollar career, but is it nonsensical gibberish, clever satire, or an excuse to watch kids get hit by dodgeballs? Yes.
Billy Madison Trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V2Q40rXJuMU&ab_channel=RottenTomatoesClassicTrailers
Billy Madison is a 1995 American comedy film directed by Tamra Davis. It stars Adam Sandler in the title role, Bradley Whitford, Bridgette Wilson, Norm Macdonald, Darren McGavin, Mark Beltzman, and Larry Hankin. The film was written by Sa...
2023-10-0258 min
F-Stop PodEp. 27: The Pink Panther (2006)Sorry for the late episode. No I'm not I have a real job now you can all S my D. Please download this episode its good. No Madi, more Rae and Hank Topic: The Pink Panther (2006) | Directed by Shawn Levy, written by Steve Martin and Len Blum | MGM, Columbia Pictures, Robert Simonds Productions Letterboxd Ben Madi Twitter @fstoppod Instagram @fstop_pod
2023-05-171h 16
Free Food For ThoughtAdventures in International Film and Finance with Robert SimondsBaron Zeng and Justin Ongchin sit down with Robert Simonds—media entrepreneur and prolific film producer—in this exciting episode. From creating China's number one TV Show to running Bollywood's second largest streaming platform, Robert Simonds—founder and chairman of STX Entertainment—shares his story on how he succeeded in Hollywood as a young film producer and expanded his company globally. Frequent collaborators of his included Adam Sandler, Steve Martin, Dave Chapelle, and many others.
2023-03-2823 min
Film AddictsArt Brown *Showrunner/Executive Producer/Feature Film Writer*Dragons: Race to the Edge for DreamWorks Animation* Pt. 1Art Brown Pt. 1 Art most recently served as an Executive Producer / Show Runners on DRAGONS: RACE TO THE EDGE for DreamWorks Animation. Total production for the series was 119 episodes on both Cartoon Network and streaming on Netflix. DRAGONS is, to this day, DreamWorks’ most successful animated TV series, honored by both critics and fans alike. It has received Six Emmy nominations with one win, multiple Annie nominations and wins, multiple Kidscreen awards and was nominated for the Saturn Award alongside GAME OF THRONES, JESSICA JONES, BOSCH and DAREDEVIL. It was the only family series to be recognized. Art also wro...
2023-03-1329 min
Transmusic AirwavesTransmusic Airwaves (Episode #487) - 11th Annual Halloween Special - October 30, 2022 with Paul Ciminero (host) PodcastIt’s a HALLOWEEN FESTIVAL weekend on this year’s TRANSMUSIC AIRWAVES and I’ve got two Halloween shows from the ‘vault’ (from 2013 and 2014) already available for your listening pleasure so now all that remains is TRANSMUSIC AIRWAVES 11th Annual Halloween Special (Episode #487).It’s arrived! IT’S Arrived! IT’S ARRIVED! (just like Dr. Frankenstein exclaimed when the monster stirred from the table...although come to think of it, 'ALIVE' was the term he used). Now go to your favorite listening device and press those dirty nubby little fingers on PLAY… and start listening!Today’s show...
2022-10-302h 15
Film AddictsArt Brown *Showrunner/Executive Producer/Feature Film Writer*Dragons: Race to the Edge for DreamWorks Animation* Pt. 1Art Brown Pt. 1 Art most recently served as an Executive Producer / Show Runners on DRAGONS: RACE TO THE EDGE for DreamWorks Animation. Total production for the series was 119 episodes on both Cartoon Network and streaming on Netflix. DRAGONS is, to this day, DreamWorks’ most successful animated TV series, honored by both critics and fans alike. It has received Six Emmy nominations with one win, multiple Annie nominations and wins, multiple Kidscreen awards and was nominated for the Saturn Award alongside GAME OF THRONES, JESSICA JONES, BOSCH and DAREDEVIL. It was the only family series to be recognized. Art also wro...
2022-08-0129 min
Success Story with Scott D. ClarySophie Watts - Executive Chairperson at Metacurio | Creating an Ecosystem for Fans➡️ Like The Podcast? Leave A Rating: https://ratethispodcast.com/successstory ➡️ About The GuestSophie Watts is the CEO of a global venture creation company that invests in and creates globally-recognized businesses for celebrities across premium content, consumer products, and live experiences. Early ventures include Mike Tyson's Legends Only League, a sports league created as a partnership with legendary boxer and cultural icon Mike Tyson.Watts was formerly the founding President of STX Entertainment, playing an instrumental role in its formation and growth for nearly 8 years alongside co-founder Robert Simonds. During her tenure, STX...
2022-07-1859 min
Pod Sematary242 - Urban Legends: Final Cut (2000) & Urban Legends: Bloody Mary (2005)Get more at podsematary.com! Read our afterthoughts for this episode at https://twitter.com/PodSematary/status/1541216980711067648
CW: Rape, Suicide, Transmisogyny
It’s Urban Legends Week on Pod Sematary! Chris & Kelsey round out the trilogy in a two-for-one episode to surprising results!
The Classic Film: Urban Legends: Final Cut (2000)
"A film school is the center of a fresh spate of killings based on urban legends” (IMDb.com). It may not be a great movie, but is Final Cut our favorite UL? Actually...
The Modern Film: Urban Legends: Bloody Mary (2005)
"...a trio of high school friends chant an incantation, unleashing an evil...
2022-06-292h 47
Exceptionally Bad: Movie ReviewsTaxi (2004)In a world where bike messenger is a stepping stone to NASCAR and runway models rob banks, Queen Latifah will teach Officer Jimmy Fallon how to drive and how to be a cop. The guys (Ben, Bracken, Brant, Nate and producer, Danny) react to this cop buddy movie known as Taxi. This movie stars Queen Latifah, Jimmy Fallon, Henry Simmons, Jennifer Esposito, Gisele Bundchen and Ann-Margret! Is this film Exceptionally Bad or just Bad? Listen to find out. Follow us on Instagram @ExceptionallyBad and Twitter @XceptionallyBad or email us at theguys@exceptionallybad.com or check out our website at...
2021-11-161h 26
CHANGE YOUR TUNECONTRIBUTE AND SERVE with Robert SimondsAfter 20 years in the music business, Robert Simonds resigned as principal second violinist of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra in June 2021. He is now a MC/MPA candidate at the Harvard Kennedy School of Government and is seeking to merge his performing arts experience with public service.QUOTES“I wanted to leave the stage on my own terms.”“Add as much value as possible onstage and offstage.”“All large institutions should serve a public function.”“Never stop looking for people to help you.”“At the Rochester Philharmonic I felt very useful b...
2021-10-3141 min
Performing LaborAlex Laing: Sounds. Words. PeopleAn interview with clarinetist, writer, speaker, and thought-leader, Alex Laing. Alex is the principal clarinetist of the Phoenix Symphony, an orchestra and board member of the Gateways Music Festival, and on the creative team of the NPR show, From the Top. Highlights Being an enormous positive influence professionally - 6:43 His background - 9:24 Engage, attract, and reflect - 11:31 Is there an opportunity to share new values? - 24:33 Practicing performances - 33:42 Having different narratives - 35:25 The best music played by the best musicians - 38:30 What values do we need to communicate - 43:20 Becoming more human-centered - 44:55 Is...
2021-06-251h 12
Performing LaborBen Sollee: Growing a Sense of TogethernessAn interview with cellist, singer/songwriter, storyteller, composer, improviser, and activist, Ben Sollee. Highlights Combining music and drama - 6:58 Find your path and pursue it - 12:04 Why study classical music - 18:15 The culture of classical music - 22:24 The music business - 28:10 Helping people feel something - 41:18 Finding a balance point - 47:09 Consistency is really important - 48:23 His mission - 50:06 A crucial shift for growing - 51:22 It’s important to support artists - 55:10 Transparency is key - 56:16 Building trust is what it’s all about - 57:21 Handling disruption - 58:40 Why he is still in Kentucky - 59:59 Maki...
2021-04-141h 06
Performing LaborHolly Mulcahy: Igniting ImaginationsAn interview with violinist Holly Mulcahy, Concertmaster/Partner for Audience Engagement at the Wichita Symphony, concertmaster of the Chattanooga Symphony, soloist, recitalist, founder of Arts Capacity, and blogger. Highlights Her background - 6:47 When joy was missing - 8:26 Sometimes the energy is lacking - 11:08 Bringing out the level of the institution - 12:55 Good attitude vs. bad attitude - 14:26 Trying to influence attitudes - 16:16 Egos are so powerful - 20:00 Not feeling appreciated - 24:59 Stopped teaching and focused on her own practice - 28:25 What schools are teaching - 30:55 Never assume that people are going to like something - 34:55 We...
2021-02-261h 06
Performing LaborMeredith Snow: Looking Towards the FutureAn interview with Meredith Snow, violist in the Los Angeles Philharmonic and chair of ICSOM (International Conference of Symphony and Opera Musicians). We discuss the LA Phil's ascendancy and cultural impact, the changing priorities of classical music institutions, and the importance of organized labor. Highlights Success and economic prosperity - 7:15 We have to revitalize ourselves - 14:49 Have real-measuring impact - 15:54 Teaching teachers how to teach - 17:07 We have to diversify the music we play - 22:32 Being better musicians - 25:01 Change your mind - 31:39 Institutions will need to change themselves - 37:45 Perfecting the process of a...
2021-02-091h 14
Performing LaborMikaela Davis: An Unconventional PathAn interview with harpist, singer, songwriter, and Rochester, NY native, Mikaela Davis. We discuss her unconventional path from the Crane School of Music to writing, recording, and touring her own music. Mikaela has had rich experiences in many facets of music-making and the music business. She's an inspiring artist to listen to and learn from. Highlights Lives of working musicians in the 21st century - 6:38 Developing her ear - 7:41 The signing in her teenage years - 10:20 Wanting to have a degree - 12.34 A huge agency that wanted to sign her - 13:17 An extremely stressful e...
2021-01-2958 min
Performing LaborSarah Whitney: Unlocking PossibilityThis episode features a conversation with violinist Sarah Whitney. Sarah has appeared on stages worldwide as a soloist and collaborative artist. We discuss her career with the acclaimed ensemble Sybarite5, her concert series Beyond the Notes, and her coaching practice and blog, The Productive Musician. “Marvelous violin acrobatics” - The Washington Post Highlights The music industry has been hit hard - 7:23 Brainstorming about what to do during the pandemic - 7:52 Keeping the conversations about music - 9:04 Being a violinist - 11:55 Being in a band - 16:44 People asking for recommendations - 20.47 Their...
2021-01-2556 min
Performing LaborDr. Lisa Brooks: Putting Education into PracticeAn interview with Dr. Lisa Brooks, Dean of the Jordan College of the Arts and Professor of Violin at Butler University in Indianapolis, Indiana. Lisa is an active performer and is the principal second violin of the Indianapolis Chamber Orchestra. We discuss her views on Butler's role in the community, turning student artists into good citizens, reforming curriculum in a large institution, and her own journey as a player and a leader. Highlights Dr. Lisa’s childhood - 6:56 Using sports metaphors in her teaching - 11:33 You have to choose one sport and do it - 1...
2021-01-131h 10
Performing LaborAlanna Tonetti-Tieppo: A Place for Everyone in MusicAn interview with Alanna Tonetti-Tieppo, the sub-principal second violin of the Royal Northern Sinfonia in England. Before earning her current position in the Sinfonia, the Massachusetts native attended college in London and won awards with the Jubilee String Quartet. We discuss her education, auditions, and her professional philosophy and approach. Highlights What movement requires - 5:09 Her love for music - 7:31 What a good sound is - 11:37 Work hard and do your best - 14:12 How she got started - 16:48 Attention to details - 21:00 The repertoire attracted her - 24:58 Having an amazing coach - 30:15 Not being an...
2021-01-0656 min
Performing LaborCraig Wagner: Keeping Your Own CounselAn interview with guitarist and educator Craig Wagner from Louisville, KY. A virtuoso jazz guitarist, Craig also regularly plays as a soloist with major symphony orchestras and has toured and recorded with the platinum-selling rock band Days of the New. Highlights Craig’s unique technique - 11:48 Improvisation and playing - 14:15 How you can improvise - 21:04 Rock music and Pop music - 22:27 Craig’s College experience - 29:19 Learning with imitation at first - 30:57 Trying to avoid things - 34:48 Listening to it over and over again - 40:59 How the pandemic has affected his teaching - 41:57 The natur...
2020-12-301h 22
Performing LaborTeddy Abrams: Music as ServiceAn interview with conductor, clarinetist, pianist, improviser, composer, and my former boss, Teddy Abrams, music director of the Louisville Orchestra and the Britt Festival in Oregon. We discuss the roots of his eclecticism, his vision for the future of orchestras, and how music can be a driving force for positive change in a community. Highlights Teddy’s background - 8:29 Listening to music at home - 9:05 His awakening - 11:26 Learning about composers - 14:51 How he became a Jazz pianist - 18:20 Learning so much - 26:46 The DNA of an orchestra - 29:06 We should all be learning - 3...
2020-12-171h 56
Performing LaborGrace Browning: Sharing Your MessageAn interview with Grace Browning, principal harpist of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra and the Santa Fe Opera. We discuss her vision for a thriving 21st-century arts institution-- one that engages audiences, empowers musicians, experiments in new formats, and is accessible to all. Highlights Dealing with the technique and body tension - 7:34 Giving the students a chance to learn - 10:54 Social media as a gift to share music - 11:54 Her teacher at Juilliard - 13:36 Having fear and being unaware about where you fit in - 16:30 The age of social media - 17:19 Feeling anxiety - 18:32 It i...
2020-11-021h 09
Performing LaborBharat Chandra: Dreaming BiggerAn interview with Bharat Chandra, principal clarinetist of the Sarasota Orchestra, the Nordic Symphony in Estonia, and the Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music in California. We discuss the state of the music business during COVID-19, its impact on artists and institutions, and the potential for a rejuvenation going forward. Highlights His experience in the Sarasota Orchestra - 9:52 The Orchestra’s project - 12:21 A broadcasting Orchestra - 14:53 Creating a safe environment - 18:18 The goal of connecting with audiences - 25:45 The Covid situation for orchestras - 29:16 Talking about post-COVID - 32:51 Streaming as a tool - 37:33 Examples to...
2020-10-201h 17
Performing LaborTara Simoncic: Energy and SpiritAn interview with NYC-based conductor Tara Simoncic, music director of the Louisville Ballet. We discuss her unique journey from being a serious trumpet player to becoming a conductor. Tara specializes in ballet and conducts major companies in America and internationally. Highlights The past three months for New York - 5:33 New York has been changing over the last months - 9:19 Competition in a city like New York - 9:54 Thinking like an optimist - 13:19 The music director role in ballet - 19:20 What’s the real challenge? - 20:51 The online season - 27:02 Being a ballet conductor - 28:16 How...
2020-10-151h 11
Performing LaborHerb Smith: Danger and OpportunityAn interview with trumpet player Herb Smith of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra. We discuss his performing and teaching adaptations to the COVID lockdown, the many facets of his career, the Black Lives Matter movement, and how we must seize the opportunities presented in this current crisis. Highlights It is all about being flexible - 7:27 Videotaping yourself - 9:37 Doing a lot of lessons - 11:42 His idea of life - 13:42 The idea of leadership - 14:31 This is a danger opportunity - 19:38 Understand what Black Lives Matter means - 28:06 Exclusion for black people in classical music - 34:55 B...
2020-09-301h 10
Performing LaborCadence Rolland: Ballet to Business SchoolMy interview with former Sarasota Ballet dancer Cadence Rolland: We trace her journey from early ballet training, to a professional dance company, to now pursuing a business degree. We discuss how an injury accelerated her career change and the steps she took to move on. Cadence shares where ballet and business overlap, where they differ, and how artists can repurpose their creativity in new and rewarding ways. Highlights What we want as human beings - 2:37 Her ballet experience - 6:26 Memorizing ballet performances - 9:49 What happens in an audition company? - 14:17 Different dancers perform different r...
2020-09-2156 min
Performing LaborQuinton Morris: Increasing the Level of ImpactAn interview with Quinton Morris, a Seattle-based violinist, professor, educator, founder, filmmaker, radio host, and entrepreneur. We discuss his path from South King County, WA to some of the nation's premier educational institutions and back. Quinton has toured the nation and the world as a violinist and is a professor at Seattle University and the founder of Key to Change, a remarkable educational organization. Highlights Quinton’s background - 8:26 Creating meaningful changes for students - 9:37 Playing an instrument to go to college - 12:32 Having a part-time job to pay for music lessons - 15:37 Being a v...
2020-09-071h 24
Performing LaborKarina Andelin Brown: Playing Your Part Through PoliticsAn interview with amateur violinist and candidate for LT. Governor of Utah, Karina Andelin Brown. We discuss the importance of music in her life, the value of music education, and the impact of the arts in the community. We also unpack her remarkable journey from private citizen to public life and the important reasons behind her decision. Highlights A passionate amateur musician - 8:27 Music is so important in her life - 9:29 Everything is related with the pandemic - 12:50 A campaign in this environment - 14:38 Thinking about social justice - 16:56 Problems that we face as a...
2020-08-291h 04
Clube dos Generais - História Militar para quem não pode ter um blindado em casa!CGCast #67 - Estados Mentais dos Líderes do III Reich - Parte 2Neste episódio com José Antonio "Smith" Mariano, Marco Túlio "Simonds" Freitas e Renato "Paulus" Kloss, continuamos a conversa sobre algumas das mentes mais intrigantes do século XX. Para quem quer conhecer melhor como funcionavam as cabeças dos principais líderes do III Reich, este é um episódio imperdível.
Encontre aqui:
- Goebbels
- Speer
- Keitel
- Höss
- Mengele
- Eichmann
Literatura recomendada:
- Hitler, a study in tiranny - Allan Bullock: https://amzn.to/329j1Gu
- Hitler - Joachim Fest...
2020-08-201h 24
Performing LaborGabriel Kovach: A Greater ResponsibilityA conversation with Gabriel Kovach, principal French horn of the Phoenix Symphony. We cover his education at Curtis and Juilliard, early professional experiences, teaching, his evolution with the Phoenix Symphony, and adaptation during the COVID-19 health crisis. Highlights The Phoenix Symphony - 9:02 Being a teacher - 18:23 A very different teaching style - 22:31 How this digital age can be beneficial - 24:41 First years out of school - 30:33 Being fortunate - 32:33 His experience at Juilliard - 39:51 Having resistance from a student - 42:20 Education came first, then music - 45:36 Making a life decision - 46:34 Success in an o...
2020-08-181h 14
Performing LaborMelissa White: Breaking Down BarriersAn interview with violinist Melissa White from the Grammy-winning Harlem String Quartet and Co-founder of Intermission. Highlights Rescheduling dates and postponing events - 5:49 Music, movement, and life - 11:29 The panic aspect - 13:17 Classes online - 13:56 Teaching violin virtually - 15:52 The more you practice, the better you get - 20:55 The conservatory education - 32:51 Providing mentorship - 36:48 Starting to create programs - 44:57 Prioritizing storytelling - 47:13 What happens when people come to a concert - 1:00:37 Breaking down barriers - 1:01:59 Episode Resources Connect with Robert Hunt Simonds: roberthuntsimonds@gmail.com http://roberthuntsimonds.com/ Photo Cre...
2020-08-061h 11
Performing LaborLeo Eguchi: Figuring It Out TogetherInterview with Boston-based cellist Leo Eguchi. We spoke about his orchestral career with the New Bedford Symphony and Portland Symphony, studying music and physics at the University of Michigan and Boston University, his chamber music ensembles: the Sheffield Chamber Players and the Willamette Chamber Music Festival. Highlights Special places to play - 6:35 The arts industry - 8:40 Tasting wine - 10:09 Talking about music festivals - 12:50 What should be happening? - 19:08 Exclusionary problems - 21:47 Feeling passion for music - 25:19 There are lessons to be learned - 26:42 A barrier between performances and audience - 27:47 The biggest weakness o...
2020-07-2859 min
Ambientblog MixesFragmented DialogueI'm very honoured to present this collaboration mix with Dave Michuda from Low Light Mixes, who has been a source of inspiration from the very beginning of Ambientblog.net. When we talked (or rather: mailed, since Wisconsin and Holland are not exactly near) about creating a mix together, we chose not to go for a 'simple' back-to-back exchange but gave ourselves an objective without knowing where this would lead to:5 minutes each turn. Start with a 5minute track, increase the sample count each turn (next turn 2, next turn 3, next turn 4…) until we reach 60 minutes… (last 5 minutes contain 6 samples each turn...
2020-07-281h 00
Performing LaborJessica Guideri: Accountability and OwnershipAn interview with Jessica Guideri, concertmaster of the Santa Barbara Symphony and LA studio musician. Highlights An up and down moment for violinists - 6:40 Her experience during the pandemic - 7:06 Recording from home - 10:17 Her parents’ relationship with music - 16:56 Her experience in college - 20:32 The period after college and your first job - 30:37 A freelance orchestra vs. full-time orchestra - 34:38 Planning to move to California - 36:33 The San Diego symphony experience - 38:34 The LA Opera - 39:53 How life is different in Los Angeles - 45:20 Things are really changing - 47:20 Connected with the music com...
2020-07-1757 min
Performing LaborMatt Albert: Coming to ConsensusRobert and Matt talk about Matt’s career in Eighth Blackbird, the Cabrillo Festival, teaching at the University of Michigan, and preparing the next generation of musicians. Highlights Knowing each other for a long time - 6:33 The actual situation - 8:48 Going online - 9:45 Coming to consensus - 10:12 How they help their students - 12:58 The importance of decisions - 15:33 People recording themselves - 20:27 An amazing opportunity for musicians to engage more - 25:06 Offering a limited number of programs for a year - 38:22 How the industry has changed - 39:40 Music and audiences - 1:04:20 Different types of aud...
2020-07-101h 13
Performing LaborDonna Parkes: Telling Our Human StoryAn interview with Louisville Orchestra's principal trombone, Donna Parkes. Australian trombonist Donna Parkes has been Principal Trombone of the Louisville Orchestra since 2008 and has been Principal Trombone of the Colorado Music Festival since 2009. Solo competition successes include winning the Australian National Trombone Competition, the Brisbane International Brass Competition, and finalist in the Jeju Brass Competition in Korea. Highlights The orchestra and the health crisis - 6:33 Making this year successful - 7:45 Hearing classical music - 10:51 An opportunity to create new works - 12:36 Doing a great community work - 17:45 Her award from last year - 20:10 Working w...
2020-07-031h 12
Performing LaborRoger Roe: The Role of the Artist in the CommunityAn interview with Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra's oboe and english horn player and Indiana University faculty, Roger Roe. Highlights The response to COVID_19 - 6:30 The relationship with the media - 9:49 The morning after the protests - 12:03 What’s the role of the artist in the community? - 15:13 Huge events at downtown - 22:10 The identity of ISO - 32:30 The new artistic identity - 33:11 Being directly involved in the community - 34:54 How political can an orchestra be? - 39:34 The role of the artist citizen - 43:43 Not doing virtual concerts this year - 45:21 Why the audition process is so...
2020-06-251h 14
Performing LaborRachel Grimes: No Limits Other Than Your Own CraftComposer and pianist Rachel Grimes is heralded as “One of American independent music’s few truly inspired technicians” by WIRE magazine. Rachel Grimes is a pianist, composer, and arranger based in Kentucky. She is a member of Louisville rock band King’s Daughters & Sons (Chemikal Underground) and a founding member of the ground-breaking indie-rock chamber ensemble Rachel’s, with whom she toured and released six albums (Quarterstick / Touch & Go). Highlights Rachel’s background - 3:30 What’s happening in today’s world - 5:32 The rehearsing process - 9:11 The orchestra schedule - 10:20 A solo tour is very demanding...
2020-06-181h 41
Performing LaborGabriel Lefkowitz: Doing Things Your Own WayRobert interviewed Gabriel Lefkowitz, concertmaster of the Louisville Orchestra, about his path to leading professional orchestras and his work as a conductor, composer, and soloist. Highlights Gabriel’s concerts - 5:26 Cancelations because of COVID_19 - 6:08 Recording music during the pandemic - 10:24 Recording something remotely - 11:42 The world circumstances - 18:56 Doing video content - 21:36 Innovation for orchestras - 26:50 Being super motivated - 30:54 Being organized as a composer - 33:30 How he got started - 41:50 Learning about being in an orchestra - 46:36 Going to Columbia and not going to a music school - 47:00 Being a concertmaster - 58:00 Try...
2020-06-051h 03
Performing LaborLizzie No: Completing Your PurposeAn exciting interview with the singer/songwriter Lizzie No on her career and background. Among other things, Robert and Lizzie discuss adaptation during COVID-19, the process of seeing yourself as a creative person and creative professional, navigating sexism in the music business, and learning the ins-and-outs of touring and recording. Highlights How the pandemic has affected her - 2:38 When she realized the impact of COVID_19 - 3:32 Walking by closed businesses - 4:28 How this pandemic affects her creative process - 6:42 Her background - 10:56 When she first started performing - 11:55 Using poetry as an exercise? - 13:38 W...
2020-05-281h 05
Performing LaborHigh Level Over a Long Career with Mark DixMark Dix is a violist in the Phoenix Symphony and founder/director of the Downtown Chamber Series. Mark has been building a community through music for more than two decades through his symphony job, his outreach in health, wellness, and education, and his long-running and popular concert series. Highlights Where the Phoenix Symphony is now - 3:18 Long-standing relationships with the board of directors - 5:00 Being connected with Zoom meetings - 6:01 Doing too many concerts a year - 7:37 An interesting part of his work - 8:35 Chamber Music story - 10:38 Getting a job in Phoenix - 12:19 H...
2020-05-131h 03
Performing LaborWelcome to Performing LaborThe Performing Labor podcast features acclaimed working musicians across genres who are doing interesting and creative work. This podcast focuses on the people whose labor makes the music come alive.
2020-05-0802 min
The Politics Classroom2020.06: Democracy and Its Discontents: Hungary, Turkey, and the USThis week's guests: Semih Patan & Keith Simonds, UIC Political Science
Photo by Randy Colas on Unsplash
Royalty Free Music from Musopen:
* Carnival of the Animals - Introduction (Camille Saint-Saëns)
* Flight of the Bumblebee from The Tale of Tsar Saltan (Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov)
* Album for the Young, Op. 68 (Robert Schumann)
* Carnival of the Animals - III. Swift Animals (Camille Saint-Saëns)
2020-02-201h 39
Issues in Education on Oneplace.comA Memorial For Our MentorChristians have been the most courageous people! Dr Robert Simonds, who entered the loving arms of Jesus in September, was a bold witness for Christ in the classroom!
To support this ministry financially, visit: https://www.oneplace.com/donate/1451/29
2019-12-0725 min
Salt Strong FishingHow To Quit Your Job, Live In A RV, & Get Paid To FishIn this episode, Robert Fields (from the fishing show Field Trips with Robert Fields) shares his hard-hitting story of losing his job, girlfriend, and close family member all at the same time which opened the door to stop chasing zeros and pursue happiness. He shares how he went from not ever fishing at all to becoming pretty consistent at kayak fishing to now getting paid to fish. You definitely don't want to miss this episode!
2019-11-051h 09
Poetry KoanEPISODE 25: Sandra Simonds prescribes I Know a Man by Robert Creeley & Sonnet by Bernadette MayerThis week in the pharmacy we have the poet SANDRA SIMONDS!Sandra Simonds is the author of six books of poetry: Orlando, (Wave Books, 2018), Further Problems with Pleasure, winner of the 2015 Akron Poetry Prize from the University of Akron Press, Steal It Back (Saturnalia Books, 2015), The Sonnets (Bloof Books, 2014), Mother Was a Tragic Girl (Cleveland State University Poetry Center, 2012), and Warsaw Bikini (Bloof Books, 2009). Her poems have been published in the New York Times, the Best American Poetry 2015 and 2014 and have appeared in many literary journals, including Poetry, the American Poetry Review, the Chicago Review, Granta, Boston Review, Ploughshares...
2019-09-2229 min
The Casual Keto DoctorAlcohol and the Keto DietOn today's podcast
A look back on the week: Memorial day
Product review for puffs: Robert Irvine's Fit Crunch protein puffs
Questions: How do you incorporate alcohol in the Keto diet?
2019-05-3014 min
Collateral Cinema Movie PodcastEp 23: Tamra Davis' Half Baked w/ Special Guest Chazz Raab (Trial by Error) – Collateral Cinema 4/20 Special Part 2 (SPOILERS)Title: Half Baked
Director: Tamra Davis
Producer: Robert Simonds
Writer: Dave Chappelle, Neal Brennan
Starring: Dave Chappelle, Jim Breuer, Harland Williams, Guillermo Díaz, Clarence Williams III
Release date: January 16, 1998
PODCAST SHOUTOUT: Enter The Void (@enterthepod)
SHOWNOTES: Happy 4/20, Collateral Cinephiles! This year's holiday season continues with another analysis from the only movie podcast that matters on a stoner comedy classic: the 1998 film co-written by and starring Dave Chappelle: Half Baked! Featuring for a second time special guest host Chazz Raab from the Trial by Error Variety Sh...
2019-04-201h 26Pod Sematary064 - Gremlins (1984) & Krampus (2015)CW: Suicide, Misgendering
The holiday season continues on Pod Sematary, as Chris and Kelsey tackle one of the biggest Christmas horror movies of all time and another that has the potential to become a classic!
First up is the legendary Gremlins from 1984! This franchise scared Kelsey for years as a child, but she's grown to love it since. Is it the mix of true terror and nonsensical silliness that has given this horror movie the staying power of other Christmas staples?
Then it's on to 2015's Krampus! The silliness of this one seems more at odds with its otherwise self-serious...
2018-12-252h 05Pod Sematary061 - Burnt Offerings (1976) & Rose Red (2002)CW: Sexual Assault
This week on Pod Sematary, Kelsey & Chris are watching two movies all about haunted houses that feed off their living inhabitants!
First up is Burnt Offerings from 1976! A small family rents a run-down mansion as a summer home that seems too good to be true. As the mother falls more and more in love with the property, the father and son find more reasons to be worried. This film was critically derided in is day and Chris & Kelsey can't for the life of them figure out why!
Then it's on to the 2002 miniseries, Rose Red! A team...
2018-12-042h 18Pod Sematary046 - Double Feature - House On Haunted Hill (1959 & 1999)It's a House on Haunted Hill Double Feature this week on Pod Sematary!
Chris and Kelsey start off with the 1959 Vincent Price classic, House on Haunted Hill (with EMERGO Technology)! Guests are invited to stay the night in this haunted abode in exchange for $10,000! Are the ghosts (and scary, floating maids) coming for you next?
Then it's on to the remake from 40 years later, *1999's* House on Haunted Hill! As loyal listeners will know, this movie disturbed Kelsey something fierce when she was a tween - will it still hold such sway over her nerves in her thirties?
Get more...
2018-08-201h 35
Issues in Education PodcastWorldviews Determine Destinies pt 1Issues
in Education was founded by Dr Robert Simonds,
who had a vision from God, to rescue the 90% of Christian children who
are losing their faith and morals in public schools.
2018-08-1052 min
We're Not Afraid of the DarkThe Tale of the Frozen Ghost of the Tale of the Chocolate-Filled CoinsWarning: all episodes usually contain a high amount of strong language, drug/alcohol references, adult jokes, and other material that may be concerning to some listeners.Chris makes another guest appearance. Ben is sober for once while recording.The series is currently available in the United States on Amazon, YouTube, and several other sites.Intro theme is by glassdevaney: https://soundcloud.com/glassdevaney/are-you-afraid-of-the-darkOutro song is by Maddtown: https://soundcloud.com/maddtown/are-you-afraid-of-the-darkProduced by Modulation Studios. Contact: werenotafraidofthedark@gmail.comFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/werenotafraidofthedark/
2018-03-0629 min
We're Not Afraid of the DarkThe Tale of the Dark Music or The Tale of that Fucked Up DollBrothers Adam Dutch and Ben Durham host We’re Not Afraid of the Dark. The Tale of the Dark Music or The Tale of that Fucked Up Doll premiered in the United States on Nickelodeon on October 31, 1992 and was directed by Ron Oliver, written by Chloe Brown.Whose hand was in the intro?Ben admits that Venetian Blinds are a pain in the dick.Why were appliances in the early 90s yellow? Ben mentions that he hates the turquoise toilet in his house.Which was worse, The Tale of the Hungry Hounds or...
2017-12-0637 minIssues in Education PodcastVictory in CourtAs
a teacher, Dr Robert Simonds was a bold witness for Christ
and would begin class with a scripture on the board.
2017-12-0326 min
Guilty Movie PleasuresBilly Madison (1995)… is a “Guilty Movie Pleasure”Popcorn Talk Network proudly presents a vodcast that offers a glimpse into the movies we love to watch with breakdown and analysis of the movies some might call… a "Guilty Movie Pleasure". Join us each week as Ben Begley and Jesse McIntosh breakdown your favorite films, from the classics to the yet to be seen; it’s all here under one banner… GUILTY MOVIE PLEASURES!
This week, Jesse and Ben talk about Billy Madison (1995)!
Billy Madison is a 1995 American comedy film directed by Tamra Davis. In order to inherit his fed up father's hotel empire, an immature and laz...
2017-09-0654 minGuilty Movie PleasuresHalf Baked (1998)… is a “Guilty Movie Pleasure”Popcorn Talk Network proudly presents a vodcast that offers a glimpse into the movies we love to watch with breakdown and analysis of the movies some might call… a "Guilty Movie Pleasure". Join us each week as Ben Begley and Jesse McIntosh breakdown your favorite films, from the classics to the yet to be seen; it’s all here under one banner… GUILTY MOVIE PLEASURES!
This week, Jesse and Ben talk about Half Baked (1998)!
Half Baked is a 1998 American stoner comedy film starring Dave Chappelle, Jim Breuer, Harland Williams and Guillermo Díaz. The film was directed...
2017-04-2051 min