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The History on Film PodcastBreaking KayfabeRoss squares off against the tag team of Drs. Christopher Olson and Carrie-Lynn Reinhard as they talk professional wrestling studies! They talk about wrestling as performance art, the influence it has had on cultural production and the broader entertainment industry, the boundaries of kayfabe, and much more! Ross proposes a new use case for generative AI.FURTHER READING:Johnson, Daniel Warren. Do a Powerbomb.FURTHER WATCHING:The Wrestler (2008) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2026-02-231h 14
The History on Film PodcastThat 70s Class with Landon PalmerRoss speaks with Dr. Landon Palmer about teaching 70s Hollywood Cinema! They discuss the major trends and changes to the film industry in this period, presenting these films to younger audiences, how culture perpetuates through generations, and much more!FURTHER READING:Alsop, Elizabeth. Elaine May.Henderson, Odie. Black Caesars and Foxy Cleopatras: A History of Blaxploitation Cinema.Nystrom, Derek. Hard Hats, Rednecks, and Macho Men: Class in 1970s American CinemaTarantino, Quentin. Cinema Speculation.FURTHER WATCHING:"Is That Black Enough For You?!"
2026-02-161h 19
The History on Film PodcastHip Hop HistoriansRoss is joined by Dr. Sage Gray, and Tim Fielder, the co-creators of The Graphic History of Hip Hop! They discuss the process behind producing graphic histories, the cultural and political evolution of hip hop, as well as approaches to teaching the multifaceted history of music to younger generations. All the mutual aid organizations mentioned in the episode can be found below.FURTHER READING:"Dearly Beloved"The Graphic History of Hip Hop.FURTHER WATCHING:Style Wars (1982)House Party (1990)Sankofa (1993)Tupac: Resurrection (2003)
2026-02-091h 49
The History on Film PodcastQB Draw with Dave RappoccioRoss is joined by webcomic artist David Rapoccio to discuss NFL fandom, trends in sports culture, and the Super Bowl! It's got a little bit of everything- fandom studies, predictions and analysis, why the commercials aren't good anymore, Carl from Aqua Teen Hunger Force, and a game! And if you aren't a football fan, we tell you what to talk about so you can join in on the fun.FURTHER READING:Nanni, Ryan. The New Cats Turn 20.TheDrawPlay.com!FURTHER WATCHING:The Super Bowl!"Lisa...
2026-02-021h 04
The History on Film PodcastMissing Inaction with Benjamin RailtonRoss is joined by professor of American Studies Dr. Benjamin Railton, author of and co-creator of Black and White and Read All Over. Together, they do a deep-dive on a relatively-obscure episode of The X-Files, "Unrequited", which looks at the contested legacy, cultural impact, and unresolved trauma of the Vietnam War and the POW/MIA movement. You don't have to be an X-Files fan to listen to this episode, but it does help if you remember what Ross Perot's 1992 campaign song was.FURTHER READING:Perlstein, Rick. The Enduring Cult of the Vietnam "Missing in...
2026-01-261h 24
The History on Film PodcastThe Episode They Don't Want You to Hear!Ross is joined by Robert Spinelli and Dr. Bethan Jones to discuss the history of conspiracy theories in popular culture. They look at how conspiratorial thinking reflects social and political anxieties, the ways in which conspiracy theorists are depicted in media, and the difficulty in approaching these topics academically. FURTHER READING:Spinelli, Robert (Ed.). The Lizard People Don't Want You to Read ThisJones, Bethan. Participatory Culture Wars: Controversy, Conflict, and Complicity in FandomFURTHER WATCHING:Community S2E9, "Conspiracy Theories and Interior Design"JFK
2026-01-191h 15
The History on Film PodcastFilm and Media History with Josie Torres BarthRoss kicks off the new mini-series "Class Notes" by speaking with Dr. Josie Torres Barth about her courses on Film and Media History! They discuss the major trends and focal points of the subject, the challenges of teaching media studies in our modern cultural ecosystem, and much more.FURTHER READING: Hilmes, Michele. Radio Voices: American Broadcasting, 1922-1952.Spigel, Lynn. Make Room for TV: Television and the Family Ideal in Postwar America.Schatz, Thomas. The Genius of the System: Hollywood Filmmaking in the Studio Era.Monaco, James. How to...
2026-01-121h 10
The History on Film PodcastSo It's Come to This: A HoFCast Clip ShowAs we bid a fond farewell to a close friend and colleague, please enjoy this collection of fun moments from the HoFCast Archives.SEGMENTS:Biopic Mailbag Question: 3:50Cartoon Music Trivia: 13:35Christmas Movie Trivia: 38:00Stranger Things Prediction: 51:16 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-12-1855 min
The History on Film PodcastThe Cold War on Christmas with Vaughn JoyRoss is joined by Dr. Vaughn Joy to discuss how the Cold War and McCarthyism reshaped the American concept of Christmas. Dr. Joy's new book, Selling Out Santa: Christmas Films in the Age of McCarthy looks at how Hollywood depictions of the holidays changed to reflect the pressures of domestic containment. FURTHER READING:Joy, Vaughn. Selling Out Santa: Christmas Films in the Age of McCarthy.Black and White and Read All OverFURTHER WATCHING:It's a Wonderful Life (1946)Klaus (2019) Hosted on Acast. See...
2025-12-151h 15
The History on Film PodcastGoldenEye on the Prize with Paul KleinRoss is joined by returning guest Paul T Klein to talk about Bond, James Bond- specifically the 1995 franchise revival film, "GoldenEye". They talk about how the film engages with the End of History moment, reinventing Bond for the 90s, as well as the tremendous impact the N64 adaptation had on gaming. Ross celebrates the career of Joe Don Baker.FURTHER READING:Chapman, James. "License to Thrill: A Cultural History of the James Bond Films"Knoor, Alyse. "GoldenEye 007"FURTHER WATCHING:"GoldenEra"AND CHECK OUT MORE...
2025-12-081h 40
The History on Film PodcastThe Truth is Out ThereRoss is joined by Drs. Bethan Jones and Diane Rodgers to discuss the first of a multi-part series on "THE X-FILES". They discuss the show's history, its influence on popular culture and politics, how it helped shape fandom on the early internet, and more!FURTHER READING:Fenwick, James and Diane A. Rodgers, Eds. The Legacy of The X-Files.Jones, Bethan. The Truth is Still Out There: Thirty Years of The X-Files.FURTHER WATCHING: "The X-Files": "Pilot" (S1E1) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy...
2025-12-011h 25
The History on Film PodcastFandom is Magic with Brian David-MarshallRoss is joined by the one and only Brian David-Marshall to discuss the history and fandom of Magic: the Gathering! The world's first trading card game, Magic has had a profound influence on gaming and popular culture, and BDM has had a profound influence on Magic. They also talk holiday cookie recipes, life imitating art, and the early history of online social networking.FYI: This is part of an ongoing series of interviews I'm doing for a project, so if you are interested in hearing any more of these, let me know!FURTHER...
2025-11-241h 11
Ocean House Author Series11-15-25 Former U.S. Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross - Risks and Returns - Ocean House Author SeriesJoin us as Ocean House owner and award-winning author Deborah Goodrich Royce moderates a conversation with our featured author, Wilbur Ross, former U.S. Secretary of Commerce.
About the Author: Wilbur L. Ross, Jr. served as Secretary of Commerce in the Trump administration following 55 years of experience in investment banking and private equity. In this capacity, he advised President Donald Trump on commercial and economic affairs and helped American entrepreneurs and businesses create jobs and economic opportunity.
A native of North Bergen, New Jersey, Ross spent a significant portion of his business career at Rothschild...
2025-11-171h 19
The History on Film Podcast"Garden State" of Mind with Chris DeVilleRoss is joined by music journalist Chris DeVille to discuss his new book, Such Great Heights. They look at how the indie music boom of the early 2000s reflected larger changes in media consumption, as well as the influence of the internet and early social media. Also in this episode: an introduction to the history of technology, Rory Gilmore's taste in music, a scholarly approach to MySpace, the drama of getting RUSH tickets in 2025, and much more!FURTHER READING:DeVille, Chris. Such Great Heights:.FURTHER WATCHING:"Scott Pilgrim vs...
2025-11-171h 28
The Record Junkies with John Ross Bowie & Brendan SmithThomas LennonJohn Ross Bowie and Brendan Smith sit down with Thomas Lennon ("Reno 911") and discuss albums by Big Country, U2, and the Replacements.
2025-11-111h 21
The History on Film PodcastEye on Springfield with Alan SiegelRoss is joined by Alan Siegel, senior staff writer at The Ringer and author of Stupid TV, Be More Funny: How the Golden Era of The Simpsons Changed Television -and America- Forever. They discuss the show's early success, influences, production, its place in the culture wars of the early 90s, and much more! Ross and Alan also share their thoughts on "The Naked Gun" (2025) and the "King of the Hill" revival.FURTHER READING:Siegel, Alan. Stupid TV, Be More Funny: How the Golden Era of The Simpsons Changed Television -and America- Forever
2025-11-1059 min
TheBrianLennonShowEpisode 166: The One About Ric Flair & Leather PantsCold Open Question of the Week: Tom Brady says his family dog is a clone. Would Gary or Brian clone their family pet?Gary Meets Natch: Gary’s Sunday football viewing turns into a meeting with The Man he quoted in his high school yearbook. We get all the details.Mamdani Wins NY: The Ugandan immigrant socialist Democrat, Zohran Mamdani, won the NYC mayoral race. Brian and Gary react to his election win.YouTubeTV vs. Disney: Brian’s had it(!) with the current state of streaming platforms/networks, billion dollar companies and sports leag...
2025-11-061h 06
The History on Film PodcastMcCarthy v. Murrow with Brad SchwartzRoss talks to writer and historian A. Brad Schwartz about the showdown between Senator Joseph McCarthy and broadcaster Edward R. Murrow as depicted in "Good Night and Good Luck", both on screen and stage. They discuss domestic containment, the evolution of broadcast news, and much more!FURTHER READING:Cloud, Stanley and Lynne Olson. The Murrow Boys: Pioneers on the Front Lines of Broadcast Journalism.Oshinsky, David. A Conspiracy so Immense: The World of Joe McCarthy.Griffith, Robert. The Politics of Fear: Joseph R. McCarthy and the Senate.Schwartz...
2025-11-032h 28
The History on Film PodcastPodcast of the Living Dead with Sarah Juliet LauroRoss talks to Dr. Sarah Juliet Lauro about her book The Transatlantic Zombie: Slavery, Rebellion, and Living Death. They discuss where the zombie comes from, what it has represented historically, and how and why it continues to resonate. Happy Halloween!FURTHER READING:Lauro, Sarah Juliet. The Transatlantic Zombie: Slavery, Rebellion, and Living Death.FURTHER WATCHING:"Shaun of the Dead""Atlantics""Plan Nine from Outer Space" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-10-2758 min
The History on Film PodcastFull Moon Rising with Chris OlsonRoss and Ryan are joined by returning guest Dr. Christopher Olson to talk about the career of filmmaker Charles Band! They discuss the director's filmography, his methods, and his influences. They also talk about the style and legacy of indie film-making in the era of home video.And make sure to check out our previous episode with Chris, all about his book on "Mystery Science Theater 3000"!Season 1, Episode 13: "Play MSTie for Me with Matt Foy and Christopher Olson"And our episode on how the VHS changed the film industry!...
2025-10-201h 28
The History on Film PodcastJeffrey Weinstock's Flying CircusAnd now for something completely different. Ross and Ryan are joined by Dr. Jeffrey Weinstock to discuss the cultural history of famed British comedy troupe Monty Python. They discuss the group's influences and output, English absurdist comedy, fandom as a language, and much more.FURTHER READING:Weinstock, Jeffrey (ed. with Kate Egan). And Now for Something Completely Different: Critical Approaches to Monty Python.FURTHER WATCHING:The works of Monty Python!BONUS:Check out a recent segment Dr. Weinstock did with CBS on Rocky Horror!
2025-10-131h 34
The History on Film PodcastChris Morgan Explains It AllRoss and Ryan are joined by friend of the show David Morton to talk with Chris Morgan about 90s Nickelodeon and his book "The Nickelodeon '90s: Cartoons, Game Shows, and a Whole Bunch of Slime". They discuss the origins of the network, cable network fandom, and how and why the network changed. They also discuss some of the shows from that era, and how they informed the network's sensibilities. Let us know which shows were your favorites! Email Historyonfilmpodcast@gmail.com!FURTHER READING:Morgan, Chris. The Nickelodeon '90s: Cartoons...
2025-10-061h 29
The History on Film PodcastShadow of the New Deal with Josh ShepperdRoss and Ryan speak with media historian Dr. Josh Shepperd about the founding of American public broadcasting and his book, Shadow of the New Deal: The Victory of Public Broadcasting. They look at how and why public media came to be, the value it has today, and why it is so important to protect. FURTHER READING:Shepperd, Josh. Shadow of the New Deal: The Victory of Public Broadcasting.CALL TO ACTION:Support your local public media! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-09-291h 38
The History on Film PodcastThe End of History on Film Podcast, Part 1 with The Feral HistorianRoss and Ryan kick off the start of season 2 by welcoming on The Feral Historian! They discuss three iconic films oriented around "the end of history", how and why that concept came into being, and its legacy. Unfortunately, Ross had to leave this one early, but not before making some truly terrible jokes. We're back, y'all!FURTHER READING:Hoel, Erik. We Can't Imagine an "End of History" in Sci-Fi AnymoreFURTHER WATCHING:The Feral Historian on YouTube! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-09-222h 51
The Channel SurfersThe Channel Surfers - Ep. 29 - The Channel Trenches: A View from a Channel Manager with Ross KempThe Channel Trenches: A View from a Channel Manager with Ross Kemp
In this episode of The Channel Surfers, we go straight into the front lines of channel sales with Ross Kemp, an experienced Channel Manager who knows the realities of building and sustaining partner relationships day-to-day.
Ross shares candid insights into what it really takes to manage a territory, balance partner expectations with corporate objectives, and still find ways to drive pipeline growth. From navigating internal alignment to developing trust with partners in the field, Ross paints a clear picture of the highs and lows that every channel professional...
2025-09-091h 17
The History on Film PodcastSeason 2 TrailerSeason 2 kicks off on September 22nd! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-08-2501 min
The History on Film PodcastOne-Hit OnedersRoss and Ryan celebrate summer break with an ALL-TIME great summertime, chill out, hang out, good vibes movie- "That Thing You Do!" (1996). They discuss making fake songs sound real, the movie's legacy as a millennial touchstone, the relationship between the music and film industries in the 1950s and 60s, Ross's love of rom-coms, and much more! Plus, HoFCast listeners share their thoughts on the film- and you can too! Whether you're watching it for the first time or the hundredth, let us know what you think of the movie, and we will share it on a future episode! We plan...
2025-07-141h 50
The History on Film PodcastJune 2025 Guest Appearances PromoWe're hitting the road this summer! Hear Ross and Ryan's guest appearances this month on "The Revisionist's Almanac" and "Deep Cuts: the Game"!Listen to our segment on Raiders of the Lost Ark for The Revisionist's Almanac on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever else you get your podcasts!Hear Ryan play Deep Cuts: the Game on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, YouTube, or wherever else you get your podcasts!Thank you again to Andrew and Jeff for including us! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-06-2701 min
The History on Film PodcastIn Conclusion...Ross and Ryan correct the record one last time as they triumphantly conclude the award-winning first season of The History on Film Podcast. There's also a call for submissions and guests, as well as a sneak peek at season two! And finally, we bring on an expert to answer the defining question of our times- "what the hell is a chicken jockey?" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-06-231h 40
The History on Film PodcastSith Happens: The Rise and Fall of the Galactic EmpireSeason One of the History on Film Podcast comes to a thrilling conclusion! We talk briefly with Dr. Chris Kempshall, and then spend the rest of the episode speaking with historian and Galactic Civil War veteran Beaumont Kin about their latest book, The Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire.What lessons can we take from a galaxy far, far away? FURTHER READING:Kempshall, Christopher. Star Wars: The Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire.FURTHER WATCHING:Any and all Star Wars, but especially "Andor" Hosted on...
2025-06-091h 41
The History on Film PodcastUnreal EstateRoss and Ryan are joined by filmmakers Derek Murphy and Mitchell Zemil, creators of the MeansTV documentary series "Preserving Worlds". They discuss the preservation of early, obsolete, or obscure online games, and the communities that are dedicated to their continuation. We look at the challenges of maintaining and documenting these games, why it's so important, pitch a Florida-based social networking game, and much more!FURTHER READING:Bollmer, Grant. Theorizing Digital Cultures.Cohen, Daniel and Roy Rosenzweig. Digital History: A Guide to Gathering, Preserving, and Presenting the Past on the Web.
2025-06-021h 48
The History on Film PodcastA Guy Walks into a BarricadeRoss and Ryan finish out Musical May 2025 with 2012's film adaptation of "Les Miserables". They discuss the enduring messages of the film/musical/book, how historians use culture to interrogate the past, and much more. Also, "Andor"!FURTHER READING:Darnton, Robert. The Great Cat Massacre.FURTHER WATCHING:"Les Miserables" (1998) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-05-261h 43
The History on Film PodcastSeason One Finale Trailer and Episode PreviewAn incoming transmission from Darth Vader himself interrupts the show and our intrepid hosts are forced to make a deal to save their lives - and by enlisting some help, they may just be up to the task!In this trailer, we preview the Season One finale of The History on Film Podcast, which will premier on June 9th, where Ross and Ryan will give an in-universe look at Star Wars history and discuss the history of the Galactic Empire with Dr. Chris Kempshall, author of "Star Wars: The Rise and Fall of the Galactic Empire."
2025-05-2210 min
The History on Film PodcastEarthbound FantasyRoss and Ryan continue Musical May with 1980's "Xanadu"! I'll be honest, this one is less about history and more about good vibes, so enjoy! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-05-191h 25
The History on Film PodcastAuf Wiedersehen, BerlinFor the second week of Musical May, Ross and Ryan discuss 1972's "Cabaret". They discuss the fragility of interwar Germany and the rise of fascism, the artistic influences on the film, and why this film is painfully relevant still.FURTHER READING:Weitz, Eric. Weimar Germany: Promise and Tragedy.Swett, Pamela. Neighbors and Enemies: The Culture of Radicalism in Berlin, 1929-1933.Isherwood, Christopher. Goodbye to Berlin.FURTHER WATCHING:"Cabaret" (1972)"Don't Be a Sucker" (1946)"Paths of Glory" (1957)"Metropolis" (1927)
2025-05-121h 40
The History on Film PodcastThe Other Gangs of New YorkFor the first-ever installment of Musical May, Ross and Ryan dig into 1961's "West Side Story"! They look at how the film depicts social anxieties around juvenile delinquency, reflects the Puerto Rican experiences of the Great Migration, and discuss some of the structural components of adapting a musical for the screen.FURTHER READING:Gilbert, James. A Cycle of Outrage: America's Reaction to the Juvenile Delinquent in the 1950s.Tropiano, Steven: Rebels and Chicks: A History of the Hollywood Teen Movie.May, Elaine Tyler. Homeward bound: American Families in the Cold...
2025-05-051h 37
The History on Film PodcastMusical May 2025 TrailerWelcome to Musical May 2025! Here is the release schedule for the month:May 5: "West Side Story" (1961)May 12: "Cabaret" (1971)May 19: "Xanadu" (1980)May 26: "Les Miserables" (2012) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2025-05-0101 min
The History on Film PodcastJust the Facts with Claudia CalhounRoss talks with Dr. Claudia Calhoun about her recent book, Only the Names Have Been Changed and the history of Dragnet. They cover the show's reception, its multiple iterations, and how it reflected changes to American policing. They also discuss the show's legacy and its outsized role in shaping narratives around tv cops- from "Law and Order" to "Reno 911!".FURTHER READING:Calhoun, Claudia. Only the Names Have Been Changed: Dragnet, the Police Procedural, and Postwar Culture.FURTHER LISTENING:Dragnet radio recordings! Hosted on...
2025-04-281h 05
The History on Film PodcastTruth or D.A.R.E. with Max Felker-KantorRoss and Ryan are joined by historian Max Felker-Kantor to talk all about anti-drug films and Max's new book on the history of the infamous D.A.R.E. program. Together, they look at how drug abuse awareness programs have changed in America, how they haven't, the role that these films have in shaping our relationships to policing, and which Teenage Mutant Nina Turtle is appropriate for a conversation about not using marijuana.FURTHER READING:Felker-Kantor, Max. DARE to Say No: Policing and the War on Drugs in Schools
2025-04-201h 51
The Vineyard PodcastEpisode 233 : M. Ross PerkinsBecoming a certified baler, the evocative interplay between chords, and saccades. M. Ross Perkins
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2025-04-181h 27
The History on Film PodcastMedia Industry Update with David MoscropRoss and Ryan talk to author and podcast host David Moscrop about a few of his recent articles on the (dismal) state of the media industries. Topics include the dangers of digital "ownership" and the obsolescence of physical media, Netflix slop, what to order at the movie theater concession stand, and the battle over book access on the Internet Archive.FURTHER READING:Digital Ownership and the End of Physical MediaWelcome to the Era of Garbage Film and Television StreamingCopyright Keepers Just Destroyed a Huge Digital Library...
2025-04-141h 14
The History on Film PodcastOffice Hours: the Spirits WithinRoss and Ryan are in office hours this week, discussing the last batch of episodes as well as what is coming up ahead. Ross talks about the production history of 2001's "Final Fantasy: the Spirits Within" and the impact it had on Hollywood despite flopping at the box office. And there's a fun trivia game!We want to hear how you did on the trivia game! Email or post your score on social media with the tag #HoFCast, and we'll send you stickers!Ross: 17/20Ryan: 15/20Make sure to check...
2025-04-072h 24
The History on Film PodcastMaking Amends (of the Father) with Stephen SorrentinoRoss and Ryan are joined by award-winning actor/director/musician/writer/impressionist Stephen Sorrentino! We talk about his newest project, Amends of the Father, and so much more. Hear about what goes into running a film festival, the current state of independent moviemaking, Mr. Sorrentino's incredible life in the film industry, and so much more.NOTE: There are spoilers for Amends of the Father in the second half of the episode, but there is a clear warning before we get into them. Make sure to watch the movie and then come back to hear us talk...
2025-03-311h 25
The History on Film PodcastMen at Work with Paul KleinRoss and Ryan are joined by film and media scholar Paul Klein to discuss the 1936 classic, Modern Times. They talk about Chaplin and his politics, the ways in which the film reflects America during the Great Depression, and why the film itself is as relevant as ever.Further Reading:Voltaire. Candide, or Optimism.Eyman, Scott. Charlie Chaplin vs. America: When Art, Sex, and Politics Collided.Further Watching:The Great Dictator (1940)Chaplin (1992)Make sure to check out Ross and Ryan's guest appearance on...
2025-03-241h 36
The History on Film PodcastBill Tsutsui, King of the Monsters!Ross and Ryan talk with Dr. William Tsutsui, historian, author, and leading expert on all things Godzilla. From the original film's anti-nuclear message to modern classics like "Godzilla Minus One", we cover everything from head to toes about the king of the monsters. Like literally, we talk about why Godzilla's toes are important to the tone of the films.FURTHER READING: Tsutsui, William. Godzilla on my Mind.Tsutsui and Ito, eds. In Godzilla's Footsteps.Tsutsui, William. Japanese Popular Culture and Globalization.FURTHER WATCHING:Bill's Picks...
2025-03-171h 25
The History on Film PodcastMonday Morning PretapedRoss and Ryan talk about Saturday Night Live with their guests, Stephen Tropiano and Steven Ginsberg, the authors of The SNL Companion. They cover the show's history, their favorite sketches, the importance of the Muppets in popular culture, and much more!FURTHER READING:Tropiano, Stephen and Steven Ginsberg. The SNL Companion: An Unofficial Guide to the Seasons, Sketches, and Stars of Saturday Night Live.FURTHER WATCHING:Saturday Night (2024)We mention a LOT of Sketches in this episode, so go check out an old favorite or one...
2025-03-102h 05
The History on Film PodcastKnight Moves with Robert HoughtonRoss and Ryan are joined by Dr. Robert Houghton to talk about his new book The Middle Ages in Computer Games. They discuss the ways in which game design and mechanics reinforce historical inaccuracy, the dynamics of the church and religion in gaming, and the value of debating who would win in a fight between historical figures.FURTHER READING:Houghton, Robert. The Middle Ages in Computer Games.FURTHER PLAYING:ReignsBaldur's Gate 3Crusader Kings 3Follow the show on Instagram! @histonfilmpod...
2025-03-031h 30
The History on Film PodcastFlying High with David SchroederRoss and Ryan are joined by David Schroeder, military aviation historian and host of the YouTube channel "The Cold War". They look at four movies to trace the history of aerial combat in the twentieth century, as well as the increasing involvement of the military in filmmaking.FURTHER READING:de Seversky, Alexander. Victory Through Air Power. 1942.Meilinger, Phillip. Bomber: The Formation and Early Years of Strategic Air Command. 2012.FURTHER WATCHING:Watch The Cold War on YouTube! @TheColdWarTVWATCH TODAY'S MOVIES:Victory Through...
2025-02-241h 37
The History on Film PodcastAnime Part 2: Pure Invention with Matt AltRoss and Ryan are joined by Matt Alt, author of Pure Invention: How Japan's Pop Culture Conquered the World. They pick up where the Akira episode ended, and discuss the impact and influence of anime in America in the 1990s and early 2000s. Ross and Ryan close with a dramatic reading.FURTHER READING:Alt, Matt. Pure Invention: How Japan's Pop Culture Conquered the World.FURTHER WATCHING: We talk about a lot of different anime in this episode, all of them are good!Follow...
2025-02-171h 12
The History on Film PodcastSlave Revolt on Screen with Alyssa Goldstein SepinwallRoss and Ryan speak with Dr. Alyssa Goldstein Sepinwall about her book, Slave Revolt on Screen: the Haitian Revolution in Film and Video Games. The examine why the Haitian Revolution isn't often depicted in media, the ways in which America and France depict it differently than Haitians, and how historical video games differ from film.FURTHER READING:Sepinwall, Alyssa Goldstein. Slave Revolt on Screen: The Haitian Revolution in Film and Video Games.FURTHER WATCHING:Liberty in a Soup (2015)Top Five (2014)Exterminate all the Brutes (2021)
2025-02-101h 01
The History on Film PodcastOffice Hours, February 2025 EditionRoss and Ryan bring you all the news, scores, and highlights from around the National Football League ahead of Sunday's big game. They also correct the record on some previous episodes, talk about what's coming up, and answer a fun mailbag question.FURTHER READING:Mark Dyreson (2017) The Super Bowl as a Television Spectacle: GlobalDesigns, Global Niches, and Parochial Patterns, The International Journal of the History ofSport, 34:1-2, 139-156, DOI: 10.1080/09523367.2017.1349115https://doi.org/10.1080/09523367.2017.1349115Follow the show on Instagram! @histonfilmpodOr email us...
2025-02-031h 24
The History on Film PodcastThe Magical World of Disney StudiesRoss and Ryan speak with some of the editors of the new International Journal of Disney Studies. They discuss the range of diversity in Disney Studies as a field, the process of starting an academic journal, theme park rides, and much more!FURTHER READING:Davis, Amy M. Good Girls & Wicked Witches: Women in Disney's Feature Animation. Indiana University Press, 2007.Davis, Amy M. Handsome Heroes & Vile Villains: Men in Disney's Feature Animation. Indiana University Press, 2014.Davis, Amy M., editor. Discussing Disney. Indiana University Press, 2019.Davis, Amy M., and Hel...
2025-01-271h 21
The History on Film PodcastNo War for Podcasts with Christopher Jason BellRoss and Ryan speak with documentary filmmaker Christopher Jason Bell, creator of the documentary series "Miss Me Yet". They discuss the George W. Bush administration, opposition movements, the changing structure of media in the 2000s, pop-punk, "24", and much more. Further Reading:Gore, Al. The Assault on Reason.Scott, Peter Dale. The Road to 9/11: Wealth, Empire, and the Future of America.Further Watching:"Miss Me Yet" on MeansTV.Follow the show on Instagram! @histonfilmpodOr email us at historyonfilmpodcast@gmail.com...
2025-01-201h 37
The History on Film PodcastPlay MSTie for MeRoss and Ryan speak with Drs. Matt Foy and Christopher Olson about their new book, Mystery Science Theater 3000: a Cultural History. The discuss how MST3k has mirrored the evolution of media production and consumption, fandom studies, and more. Join us, won't you?Further Reading:Foy, Matt and Christopher Olson. Mystery Science Theater 3000: A Cultural History.Further Watching (with links!):S3E2: Pod People (Chris's pick)S6E19: Red Zone Cuba (Matt's pick)S8E19: Invasion of the Neptune Men (Ryan's pick)S6...
2025-01-132h 20
The History on Film PodcastRobert Rosenstone, Romantic RevolutionaryRoss and Ryan are joined by 3-time returning guest and official "Friend of the Show" Dr. David Morton to speak with acclaimed historian Dr. Robert Rosenstone- author of several books on how to approach film as a historical document and consultant on the 1981 film "Reds". The discussion looks at how historians approach film, ways to approach historical films and documentaries, and Dr. Rosenstone's time working with Warren Beatty. And if you haven't already, go back and listen to our episode on David's book (Episode 3, "The Florida on Film Podcast")!FURTHER READING:Rosenstone, Robert. History...
2025-01-061h 10
The History on Film PodcastPanic! At The DungeonRoss and Ryan take a look at one really bad film starring one really good actor- the 1982 TV movie "Mazes & Monsters" with Tom Hanks. Were role-playing games really turning America's youth into Satanists? "60 Minutes" sure seemed to think so! Also, Ross shares his prediction for the end of "Stranger Things". This is a deeply unserious episode about a deeply stupid movie.REFERENCES:BADD Manual provided to law enforcement (Courtesy of The Escapist)60 Minutes segment on D&DFURTHER READING:Starnheimer, Karen. Pop Culture Panics...
2024-12-301h 35
The History on Film PodcastThe History on Film Podcast Saves ChristmasRoss and Ryan take a break from the hustle and bustle of podcasting to share some of their favorite (and least favorite) holiday films, as well as some of their favorite books, shows, and movies from 2024. They talk about the state of the podcast and where things are headed in the upcoming year, and close with a very bizarre Christmas movie trivia game.FURTHER READING:Dunstan, Simon and Gerrard Williams. Grey Wolf: The Escape of Adolf Hitler.Jacobsen, Annie. Nuclear War: A Scenario.Koontz, Stephanie. The Way we Never Were.
2024-12-231h 10
The History on Film PodcastThe All-American Robots with Dustin AbnetRoss talks with Dr. Dustin Abnet about his book The American Robot: A Cultural History, and what our depictions of human-like machines tells us about ourselves. America's fascination with artificial people goes back to the founding of the country, and provides insights to understandings of race, gender, labor, and more.FURTHER READING:Abnet, Dustin. The American Robot: A Cultural History.FURTHER WATCHING:"Westworld""Futurama" Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-12-161h 03
The History on Film PodcastOut of the InkwellRoss and Ryan welcome Jane, Mauricio, and Ray from Fabulous Fleischer Cartoons Restored and returning champion Dr. David Morton to talk about the works of Max Fleischer and Fleischer Studios. Among his many achievements, his studio was the first to animate both Popeye and Superman — and he created the legendary Betty Boop, who remains an icon of American culture to this day. Fleischer Studios also relocated from New York to Miami in the 1930s, becoming one of the most high-profile production studios in Florida at that time. No homework this week! Go watch cartoons! Ho...
2024-12-091h 23
The History on Film PodcastMake it a Blockbuster Night with Frederick WasserRoss talks to Dr. Frederick Wasser about his book Veni, Vidi, Video, and how the invention of home video and the VCR reshaped the film industry. Learn about why VHS beat out Beta, how home video saved Disney, and much more. They end the conversation by connecting the industry changes and consolidation in the VCR era to the streaming environment of today. FURTHER READING:Wasser, Frederick. Veni, Vidi, Video: The Hollywood Empire and the VCR.FURTHER WATCHING:"Be Kind, Rewind" (2008) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy...
2024-12-0249 min
The History on Film PodcastIntro to Fandom Studies with Mel StanfillDr. Mel Stanfill comes on to talk about fandom studies- what it is, why it's important, and how it can get ugly. Their new book, Fandom is Ugly, looks at how fandom studies can help explain contemporary political movements, online toxicity and harassment campaigns, and more. FURTHER READING:Stanfill, Mel. Fandom is Ugly: Networked Harrassment in Participatory Culture.FURTHER WATCHING:"Galaxy Quest" (1999)Follow the show on Instagram! @histonfilmpodOr email us at historyonfilmpodcast@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy...
2024-12-0249 min
Glass Onion: On John LennonEpisode 104: John Lennon The Actor with Ross Marshall (Part 2 of 2)We conclude our look at John Lennon as an actor, starting from 1965's 'Help!' and with particular emphasis on what was arguably his only 'serious' role, albeit in an anti-war satire 'How I Won The War'. He also voices a famously sprawling Beatles TV film about a bus, and there's a film cameo and brief comedy sketch in amongst it all as well. Antony is joined once again by professional actor Ross Marshall, and there are multiple audio clips to complement the conversation. Glass Onion will return in December for 1 or possibly 2 more episodes looking at...
2024-11-281h 21
The History on Film PodcastMCU: M*A*S*H Cinematic Universe with Eric WhiteRoss and Ryan speak with Eric White, the M*A*S*H historian. They talk about how the stories of the 4077th reflected the real experiences of the Korean War, the politics of the TV series, and much more.FURTHER READING:Alda, Arlene and Alan. The Last Days of M*A*S*H.Diffrient, David. M*A*S*H. Part of the series "Contemporary Approaches to Film and Television Series".Green, Doyle. Politics and the American Television Comedy: A Critical Survey from I Love Lucy through South Park....
2024-11-251h 29
The History on Film PodcastAnime Goes West, Part 1: Akira (1988)Ross and Ryan begin their multi-part series on the history of Japanese anime and its reception in the West by talking about one of their all-time favorites, Katsuhiro Otomo's "Akira" (1988). They go through the development of filmed animation in Japan and the United States, how the two cultures influenced each other, and the surprising cartoon icon who connects them. Honestly, this episode could have easily been about 14 hours long and there still would have been more to cover.FURTHER READING:Alt, Matt. Pure Invention: How Japan Made the Modern World.Clements, Jonathan...
2024-11-181h 39Glass Onion: On John LennonEpisode 103: John Lennon The Actor with Ross Marshall (Part 1 of 2)The show keeps rolling with a look at John Lennon as an actor, both in films and TV sketches and also in his persona as Beatle John with the press and on stage. Antony is joined in this endeavour by professional actor Ross Marshall, and the conversation also looks at the craft of acting itself in terms of styles and John Lennon's (un)suitability for it. Part 1 reaches the end of 1964, including discussion of John's performance in 'A Hard Day's Night'. Part 2 will be out in a few weeks Enjoy!
2024-11-131h 13
The History on Film PodcastSeason One TrailerHere's a look at some of what is coming up in season one! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-11-1103 min
The History on Film PodcastThe Florida on Film Podcast with David MortonRoss talks with Dr. David Morton about his new book, Motion Picture Paradise: A History of Florida's Film and Television Industry. Beginning in Jacksonville in the early 1900s, Florida spent decades competing with New York and Hollywood to become a major film production center. How did a series of failures and false starts influence Florida and its economic development? Can Florida become a motion picture paradise again? And what happened to Nickelodeon Studios?FURTHER READING:Morton, David. Motion Picture Paradise: A History of Florida's Film and Television Industry.FURTHER WATCHING:
2024-11-111h 15
The History on Film PodcastAVGeeking Out with Skip ElsheimerRoss talks with Skip Elsheimer of AVGeeks.com about his collection of over 37,000 non-theatrical film reels. What can we learn from old educational movies? Did the P.E. coaches of America traumatize multiple generations with traffic safety films? And why the one thing everyone knows about lemmings is a lie.FURTHER READING:Orgeron, Devin and Marsha, and Streible, Dan. Learning with the Lights Off: Educational Film in the United States.FURTHER WATCHING:Go check out AVGeeks.com! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-11-031h 17
The History on Film PodcastEasy as "One, Two, Three" (1961)For the pilot episode of the History on Film Podcast, we look at Billy Wilder's 1961 Cold War comedy "One, Two, Three" and the role of Coca Cola in postwar Europe. Will James Cagney be able to unite East and West with the great taste of Coke? What happens when the construction of the Berlin Wall during post-production ruins the entire plot of a movie? And why was Gorbachev in a Pizza Hut commercial?!Hilltop adGorbachev adFURTHER READING:Heller and Barson, Red Scared!: The Commie Menace in Propaganda...
2024-11-031h 28
Commonwealth Club of California PodcastFormer US Secretary of Commerce Wilbur Ross: Risks and RewardsBefore being named President Trump’s secretary of commerce in 2017, Wilbur Ross had already earned a reputation as the “King of Bankruptcy” over his 55-year career on Wall Street. Often working on high-profile bankruptcies such as Pan Am and Texaco, Ross helped restructure more than $400 billion in assets, and was named among Bloomberg’s 50 most influential people in global finance. After coming to Washington, Ross faced equally tough challenges, yet survived in his post for all four years. Now Ross shares the story of how he got to the top and stayed there, as he relates in his new b...
2024-10-151h 12
TRTP Comedy PodcastPJs/JacketThis week Ross and Feesh talk about a performance that didn’t go so well, a different kind of whoops daisy, a comment section filled with renaissance men, the ghost of John Lennon and everybody’s favourite blued suited motorbike guru in the sky.For more episodes go to:http://www.trtptv.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-10-101h 14
The Speech Guys"We're More Popular Than Jesus Now" John Lennon | Speeches That Got Someone KilledMike, Landon, Ross, and Matt consider how John Lennon's interview in March 1966 with London's Evening Standard influenced Mark David Chapman and the legacy of Christianity, the Beatles, and musical counterculture that persists today.The speech can be read here:www.the-paulmccartney-project.com/1966/03/…sus-now/A blog by Mr. Robert Rosen was discussed and can be accessed here concerning the significance of "Chapter 27" in The Catcher in the Rye:robertrosen.blogspot.com/2006/01/root…chapter.htmlThumbnail comes from here:www.businessinsider.com/john-lennon-f…-he-was-24-10Lennon's song, "God" c...
2024-08-041h 31
http://gallifreysmostwanted.libsyn.com/podcastGallifrey's Most Wanted Episode 166 -- The Devil's ChordThe boys are back and it is time for a sing-a-long. Ross, Melvin and Jeff talk about the Devil's Chord. Thea Harbinger welcomes the Maestro. They chat about what music means to them, what they think of the bigger than life Jinx Monsoon. Also Lennon and McCarthy save the universe. #Podcast #DoctorWho #TARDIS #JinxMonsoon #NcutiGatwa #MillieGibson #TheBeatles #JohnLennon #PaulMcCarthy #RingoStarr #GeorgeHarrison #RubySunday #SusanForeman #TottersLane
2024-05-151h 24
Move to Value PodcastYates Lennon, MD - The Value of The Patient ExperienceIt’s patient experience week here in the United States, and we have asked CHESS President Dr. Yates Lennon to share his story about how, as a practicing provider, he took the time to listen to feedback from his patients and implement changes which not only led to better patient experience scores but shed new light on the importance of value-based care. Doctor Lennon, welcome to the Move to Value Podcast. Would you share your story about being a provider and how you came to realize the importance of the patient experience in health care? So...
2024-05-0219 min
Song Lyric Meanings"Imagine" by John LennonSong Lyrics Meaning - Imagine by John Lennon
"Imagine" is a song by British rock musician John Lennon from his 1971 album of the same name. The best-selling single of his solo career, the lyrics encourage listeners to imagine a world of peace, without materialism, without borders separating nations and without religion. Shortly before his death, Lennon said that much of the song's lyrics and content came from his wife, Yoko Ono, and in 2017 she received co-writing credit.Lennon and Ono co-produced the song with Phil Spector. Recording began at Lennon's home studio at Tittenhurst Park...
2023-11-0705 min
Ross Jackson presents Element SessionsElement Sessions Episode 77PART ONE - THE LOVE HOUSE LOCKDOWN
Everybody Ain't Nobody - Crazibiza, House of Prayers
In My World (feat. Brutha Basil & Tatiana Owens) - Michael Gray
Ritmo (Skeleton Keys Extended Remix) - Raffa FL
Move Out - Sharam Jey
Can't Get Enough - Block & Crown & Jesus Davila
Dancin' Machine - Paul Parsons, Adri Block
Trapped On The Beat - Block & Crown
My Lovin (Milk & Sugar Re-Rub) - Barbara Tucker, Milk & Sugar
The Love I Need ( 2023 Clubedit) - Adri Block
Set Me on Fire - Federico Scavo & MOYA
Oh Mama (Black Legend Main Mix) - Black Legend Project
Wanda's Theme...
2023-01-252h 00
Barn TimeEP 11: Coby Lee Brooks and Adrian Peter RossAs a powerful winter storm drew near we safely gathered around the fire moments before the rain came pouring down. The wind set the mood for this eclectic journey through time and space. Coby Lee Brooks is really an incredibly poetic storyteller with an unreal voice. The tunes he shared with us really bring you back to a simpler time when telling stories around the campfire was commonplace. It was initially Adrian Peter Ross we reached out to so that he could share the story of the iconic Bar and Restaurant / Store / Brand HOME. Adrian has very modestly been...
2022-12-241h 01
Urban Political PodcastTroubling Graffiti and Street ArtA conversation with Emma Arnold, Jeff Ross, and John Lennon
What do graffiti and street art do? This is the key question of the intriguing podcast conversation among Emma Arnold, Jeff Ross, and John Lennon. While we learn about the unruly and disruptive features of graffiti in urban space, our guests also trouble its effects by asking questions about its relation to gentrification, racialized capitalism and right-wing media strategy. Highlighting geographical variation, the conversation covers the political regulation of graffiti and street art in the US, Scandinavia, Cairo, and Beirut.
Guests:
Emma Arnold (PhD) is...
2022-01-241h 14
The Lawrence Ross ShowTLRS 12-10-21 - 2021 ReviewEpisode 527
New Facebook like. Recapping events from the show in 2021. "We Let The Dream Slip Away", written by the late Jan Ross, performed by Dorthy Scott. Jim Rome reflects on "The Night Before Christmas". Trouble with Russia. Sam Kinison comedy clip about the country. Excerpt of Howard Stern from 1980, the day after John Lennon's murder. Andrew Cuomo tripple shot, as Chris Cuomo was fired by CNN. FDA approved eyedrops. A misinterpretation of a song from The Who. Blind Justice - Jussie Smollett and Josh Duggar both guilty. Josh Duggar tripple shot, Stewie thinks I'm...
2021-12-112h 02
Craig RossTo avert climate disaster, we need resilient societies built on love, not just technology
Gaia VinceJohn Lennon was nearly right, it seems.
2021-11-0152 min
The Lawrence Ross Showtlrs 10-08-21 - Rok And Roll Will Never DieEpisode 519
New Facebook likes. Personal recap. Sports - Jim Rome blocks e-mails concerning a hawk landing on a fan. David Lee Roth stories from Weird History. Blind Justice - Capital rioter. Artie Lange (celebrity voice impersonated) visits and tells a story during the rejoiner music. Terry calls in. John Lennon's murder described by Weird History. Florida with a new proposed abortion bill. "The Facebook Wall" replay. "Imagine" closes the show.
Break music - "Long As I Can See The Light" by Creedence Clearwater Revival
Rejoiner music - "...
2021-10-092h 00
Living Live with Ross VideoWhat’s the Point of Metadata?Metadata is the data behind the data. It doesn’t always get its due, but it’s equally important – if not more. Metadata is at the top of the list for Chris Lennon, Director of Standard Strategy at Ross Video.It’s so important, he wrote a book on it.“Metadata is not the sexiest topic,” Lennon said. “I’m here to tell you that it can be.”On this episode of Living Live! With Ross Video, host Tyler Kern talked to Lennon about his new book, “The Media Workflow Puzzle: How It All Fits Together,”...
2021-08-1718 min
Mr. Bunker's Conspiracy Time PodcastThe Death of John LennonResearch begins at 33:04Imagine, Bunk Funkers, a music icon shot dead by a madman. It’s sadly almost cliche - kinda like a bunch of celebrities getting together to sing Imagine at us. But, Imagine, if the CIA and FBI orchestrated such a dastardly deed by way of a manchurian candidate. Well, imagine no more, Bunk Funkers, because today we give you the whole enchilada on the idea that John Lennon was murdered by the CIA/FBI through Mark David Chapman!In the first segment, Andy and Art update you on their life in the bu...
2021-06-162h 04
Futility ClosetThe Cyprus Mutiny In 1829 a group of convicts commandeered a brig in Tasmania and set off across the Pacific, hoping to elude their pursuers and win their freedom. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll describe the mutineers of the Cyprus and a striking new perspective on their adventure. We'll also consider a Flemish dog and puzzle over a multiplied Oscar. Intro: Mark Twain slipped an esophagus into a 1902 short story. Designer Alan Fletcher's West London studio is secured with an alphabet. Sources for our feature on...
2020-08-1033 minFutility ClosetThe Inventor Who Disappeared In 1890, French inventor Louis Le Prince vanished just as he was preparing to debut his early motion pictures. He was never seen again. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll consider the possible causes of Le Prince's disappearance and his place in the history of cinema. We'll also reflect on a murderous lawyer and puzzle over the vagaries of snake milking. Intro: In 1826, schoolteacher George Pocock proposed a carriage drawn by kites. George Sicherman discovered an alternate pair of six-sided dice that produce the same probability...
2020-08-0331 min
A Talk in the AtticTHE SEVENTH, aka BRANDON McCALLHip-hop artist and producer, The Seventh, known to a few by his government name Brandon McCall, brings his cerebral and hyper-aware vibe into the Attic this week. Brandon mixes in some incredibly poignant messages alongside a lot of laughs and some great music. Four new tracks from SEV's latest release - The S.E. Side EP - start up at the~1h30m mark. Full track listing included below. The SEVENth on Spotify...................... on Instgram...................... on TwitterAGO Music Group on InstagramTrack LIsting:1. "Attic Theme / Bring...
2020-07-031h 43Futility ClosetAn Unlikely Attempt on Everest In 1932, Yorkshireman Maurice Wilson chose a startling way to promote his mystical beliefs: He would fly to Mount Everest and climb it alone. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll follow Wilson's misguided adventure, which one writer called "the most incredible story in all the eventful history of Mount Everest." Well also explore an enigmatic musician and puzzle over a mighty cola. Intro: The Sanskrit epic poem Shishupala Vadha contains a palindrome that can be read in any of four directions. Type designer Matthew Carter offered...
2020-05-1133 minFutility ClosetHalf-Safe In 1946, Australian engineer Ben Carlin decided to circle the world in an amphibious jeep. He would spend 10 years in the attempt, which he called an "exercise in technology, masochism, and chance." In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll describe Carlin's unlikely odyssey and the determination that drove him. We'll also salute the Kentucky navy and puzzle over some surprising winners. Intro: During World War II a New Zealand duck served as sergeant in a U.S. Marine battalion. In 1938 H.P. Lovecraft wrote an acrostic sonnet...
2020-04-1330 minFutility ClosetA Kidnapped Painting In 1961, Goya's famous portrait of the Duke of Wellington went missing from London's National Gallery. The case went unsolved for four years before someone unexpectedly came forward to confess to the heist. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast we'll describe one of the greatest art thefts in British history and the surprising twists that followed. We'll also discover Seward's real folly and puzzle over a man's motherhood. Intro: One of the desks on the U.S. Senate floor is full of candy. Astronaut John Young smuggled...
2019-12-0230 min
Eagle Expert Voice PodcastHealthy hearts, key nutrients for good cardiovascular health with Integrative Cardiologist Dr Ross WalkerIntegrative cardiologist Dr Ross Walker discusses the focus on heart disease prevention and optimal heart health including the role of lifestyle and supplementation in helping to reduce the rising risk of modern day diseases such as cardiovascular disease. To hear more please jump onto iTunes and download the podcasts which will be released every few weeks or visit https://eaglenaturalhealth.com.au/podcast/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2019-11-2438 min
A Healthy Lifestyle.The tourist baseball fieldThis episode is ALL about the tourist baseball field. Maby some of u guys all ready know about this, and if u don't, you'll find out.Make sure to follow me if u like my podcast.And comment if u know a topic for another episode. Hope u guys enjoy.!!!
2019-06-2516 minA Healthy Lifestyle.Basketball with my momThis podcast is about me playing a game of basketball with my mom. Hope u enjoy.
2019-06-1707 min
Fightlete Radio Show Podcast ArchiveFightlete Report March 1st 2019 with UFC John Makdessi, UFC235 Cody Stamann, Zack Shaw, Lenny Rufati Jonas Flok@3:10 I talk to UFC Lightweight John “The Bull” Makdessi about his upcoming fight against Nasrat Haqparast at UFC on ESPN + 6 in Nashville, TN on March 23rd. He trains at Roufusport and def Ross Pearson by decision last summer.@1240pm UFC Bantamweight Cody Stamann joins me to talk about his fight this Saturday against Alejandro Perez at UFC235 Prelims on espn in Las Vegas. Cody trains @michigantopteam and is 3-1 in @ufc@12:40 Lenny "the gorilla" joins me to talk about his recent victory over Travis Foster Ring of Combat last wknd. Now 2-0 he trains @roufusport....
2019-03-012h 02
The Edinburgh Football Podcast'I Hit The Linesman' - Ep 28, 30th January 2019This weeks Episode discusses: Hibs - Lennon, St Mirren review and Aberdeen preview. Hearts - St Johnstone review, Returning players and Killie preview. Edinburgh City - 2 points dropped after a sensational comeback v Elgin, and Albion Rovers preview. Lowland League - Spartans, Edinburgh Uni and Civil Service Strollers.
2019-01-3059 min
ESCÚCHATE SEMINARIO01_02_19_Imagine_John Lennon«Imagine» es una canción escrita e interpretada por el músico inglés John Lennon. Se trata del sencillo más vendido de su carrera como solista y su letra alienta el hecho de imaginarse un mundo en paz donde no existan fronteras ni divisiones de religión y nacionalidades, así como la posibilidad de que la humanidad viva libre de posesiones materiales.
Lennon y Yoko Ono coprodujeron la canción y el álbum del mismo nombre con Phil Spector. La grabación comenzó en mayo de 1971 en el propio estudio del compositor, ubicado en su entonces hogar en Tittenhurst...
2019-01-1801 minESCÚCHATE SEMINARIO21_01_19_Imagine_John Lennon«Imagine» es una canción escrita e interpretada por el músico inglés John Lennon. Se trata del sencillo más vendido de su carrera como solista y su letra alienta el hecho de imaginarse un mundo en paz donde no existan fronteras ni divisiones de religión y nacionalidades, así como la posibilidad de que la humanidad viva libre de posesiones materiales.
Lennon y Yoko Ono coprodujeron la canción y el álbum del mismo nombre con Phil Spector. La grabación comenzó en mayo de 1971 en el propio estudio del compositor, ubicado en su entonces hogar en Tittenhurst...
2019-01-1801 min
Replacement Level PodcastEpisode 110: David LennonThis episode of the Replacement Level Podcast features David Lennon. David is the national baseball writer for Newsday. He joined me to discuss the Yankees, Mets, and his Hall of Fame ballot. He spoke about the Paxton trade, the Happ signing, and the likelihood that Manny Machado is playing in pinstripes next year. He also analyzed the Cano […]
2018-12-1836 minFutility ClosetThe Strange Misadventures of Famous Corpses
What do René Descartes, Joseph Haydn, and Oliver Cromwell have in common? All three lost their heads after death. In this week's episode of the Futility Closet podcast, we'll run down a list of notable corpses whose parts have gone wandering.
We'll also hear readers chime in on John Lennon, knitting, diaries and Hitchcock, and puzzle over why a pilot would choose to land in a field of grazing livestock.
Sources for our feature on posthumously itinerant body parts:
Bess Lovejoy, Rest in Pieces: The Curious Fates of Famous Corpses, 2013.
2015-09-0735 minReplacement Level PodcastEpisode 42: David LennonThis episode of the Replacement Level Podcast features David Lennon. David is the national baseball writer for Newsday. We talked about the rumors of the Mets trading for Troy Tulowitzki, the possibility of the Yankees signing Max Scherzer, and the health of David Wright and Matt Harvey. David and I also discussed his Hall of […]
2014-12-3029 min
The Dave Ross ShowDAVE ROSS: Hillary and Barack tie the knotDave observes that the only thing missing from the Democratic Debate was John Lennon.
2008-02-0200 min