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Around The Layout - A Model Railroad Podcast
ATLP Rewind - Talking Ops with Don Irace - Santa Fe Hereford Subdivision Ops with Sammy Carlile - November 12, 2024
ATLP Rewind - Originally Released November 12, 2024It's been nearly two years to the day since we last had Sammy Carlile on Around The Layout Podcast and considering the amazing amount of things to talk about with his Santa Fe Hereford Subdivision, that's completely unacceptable! Making up for lost time, he's our guest for this month's Talking Ops with Don Irace, where Sammy shared how he developed his operating scheme, runs a whole bunch of trains, and keeps his operating crew busy and on their toes.Learn more about this episode on our website:aroundthelayout.com...
2025-12-08
1h 03
It's On The List
#55: Dissociating at the Zoo
Sammy and Gerry tackle one of the great pop melodramatists of his time - you know him, you love him, it's the one and only Cameron Crowe. The boys discuss his despairing Y2K head-trip, Vanilla Sky (2001), and his beautifully bittersweet family drama We Bought a Zoo (2011). They discuss the effectiveness of his cornball leanings, his excellent direction of actors, and the amount of times that they cried listening to Matt Damon talk about that damn zoo. Contains spoilers for both films.(00:00:00) Intro(00:01:14) Cameron Crowe background(00:09:07) Vanilla Sky(00:36:50) We Bought a Z...
2025-07-03
1h 05
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#54: Milwaukee Film Festival 2025
On this VERY belated podcast covering April's Milwaukee Film Festival, Gerry takes on hosting duties by himself to discuss the films he saw. Titles include: The Shrouds, Cloud, Black Dog, Magic Farm, WTO/99, and more!(00:00) Intro(02:39) The Shrouds(11:10) Dead Lover(12:30) Midnight Shorts(19:34) AJ Goes to the Dog Park(20:44) Black Dog(23:14) Cloud(26:59) Magic Farm(30:04) WTO/99(32:43) Outro
2025-07-02
33 min
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#53: Bava Told Me To
Genre schlock or high art? The answer is yes. Sammy and Gerry are talking about Giallo maestro Mario Bava's A Bay of Blood (1971) and New York crime/horror filmmaker Larry Cohen's God Told Me to (1976), two films that explore violence and the cinematic apparatus from a variety of angles. Deranged content is discussed, and this episode contains spoilers for both films.(00:00:00) Intro(00:02:00) Bava background(00:08:35) A Bay of Blood(00:27:32) Cohen background(00:31:42) God Told Me To(00:49:17) Outro
2025-05-20
50 min
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#52: Here (2024) and There
In the last episode, Gerry and Sammy discussed films about trains - one of cinema's oldest subjects, and a topic which innately ties into cinema's essence of moving images. This episode, we're leaning in the other direction, toward isolated locations and still images. The films discussed are Here (2024), Robert Zemeckis' experimental melodrama from last year, and Contactos (1970), Paulino Viota's elusive, under-seen film which was made in secret during Franco's dictatorship in Spain. The two films provide much to discuss, both formally and thematically, with regard to spacial and temporal machinations. Contains spoilers for both films.
2025-03-29
1h 03
Blues Therapy Radio Worlwide
Blues Therapy Radio #1021
This 2-hour episode contains great music from the Blood Brothers, Tommy Castro, Tab Benoit, Derrick Dove & the Peacekeepers as well as Rock solid music from Sammy Hagar, Joe Satriani and Fought. Please follow us on PodBean and on Blues Therapy Radio Worldwide on Facebook. Cheers! Biggdaddy Ray Hansen
2025-03-03
2h 00
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#51: Trains
We're talking about train movies - more specifically, Nazi train movies. Discussed today are: John Frankeneheimer's suspense-filled The Train (1964) and Lars Von Trier's stylish neo noir Europa (1991). Contains spoilers for both films.
2025-03-03
44 min
Blues Therapy Radio Worlwide
Blues Therapy Radio #1020
This 2-hour episode contains new music from Tommy Castro & the Painkillers, Mike Zito & Albert Castiglia, Tomislav Goluban with Crooked Eye Tommy, Ed Alstrom, Bob Corritore & Friends and several others. I also have a rocking set from Sammy Hagar & Joe Bonamassa followed by two great tunes from Beth Hart. Check it out and "Follow" Blues Therapy Radio on Facebook. Cheers! Biggdaddy Ray Hansen
2025-02-24
2h 00
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#50: Nosferatu(s)
Another year goes by, another Dracula adaptation hits the cinemas... Sammy and Gerry are discussing 3 of the most famous film adaptations of the classic text - the 3 which are entitled "Nosferatu:" F.W. Murnau's 1922 silent classic, Werner Herzog's 1979 reimagining, and the latest version from Robert Eggers. The boys discuss which features of the original text the respective filmmakers emphasize and focus on, the various virtues (or downfalls) of their different stylistic approaches, as well as how the films fit into their different time periods. Spoilers for all films, but it's Dracula, you probably know what happens already.
2025-01-31
1h 08
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#49: 2024 in Review
Another year has come and gone, the unstoppable march of time continues to yield physical and psychological torment, and another crop of new films has hit the public consciousness. Sammy and Gerry dive into the cinema that 2024 had to offer: their favorite films from the year, their least favorites, and the best older films they watched in the year of our lord 2024. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times - thank you for listening to the boys ramble about movies this year.(00:00:00) Intro(00:05:40) Best New Releases of 2024(01:04:18) Honorable...
2024-12-28
2h 27
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#48: Only Angels Have Wheels
On this holiday weekend, Gerry and Sammy are feeling thankful for the films of Howard Hawks - one of the greatest Hollywood auteurs. Discussed are: the similarities and subtly radical differences between Hawks' aviation melodrama Only Angels Have Wings (1939) and his dour car racing film Red Line 7000, Hawks' prioritizing of characterization over narrative propulsion, his recurring themes and stylistic approaches, and his filmography at large. Contains spoilers for both films.
2024-11-30
47 min
Around The Layout - A Model Railroad Podcast
Talking Ops with Don Irace - Santa Fe Hereford Sub Ops with Sammy Carlile
It's been nearly two years to the day since we last had Sammy Carlile on Around The Layout Podcast and considering the amazing amount of things to talk about with his Santa Fe Hereford Subdivision, that's completely unacceptable! Making up for lost time, he's our guest for this month's Talking Ops with Don Irace, where Sammy shared how he developed his operating scheme, runs a whole bunch of trains, and keeps his operating crew busy and on their toes.Learn more about this episode on our website:aroundthelayout.com/131Thank you to our episode sponsor...
2024-11-12
1h 02
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#47: Black Cats and Bye Bye Men
Spooky season is reaching its climax, so Sammy and Gerry decided to dive into two equally revered and beloved horror films: Edgar G. Ulmer's classic The Black Cat (1934), and Stacy Title's misunderstood masterpiece (according to some, at least) The Bye Bye Man (2017). They discuss The Black Cat's unique place in Ulmer's filmography, its lasting thematic potency, and the excellent performances of Karloff and Lugosi, as well as The Bye Bye Man's idiosyncratic tone, its uncanny images and performances, and why its strangeness leads to a uniquely magical viewing experience. Contains spoilers for both films.(00:00:00) Intro(00:02:22) Edgar...
2024-10-31
1h 10
See Jurassic Right with Steven Ray Morris
Park Experts 94 - Scott Kreamer (Jurassic World: Chaos Theory - Season Two!)
Jurassic World: Chaos Theory Season Two is out now. On today’s See Jurassic Right, we welcome back Jurassic World: Chaos Theory showrunner Scott Kreamer for a spoiler-filled chat about the new season including Brooklynn’s big journey, The Broker and more Jurassic franchise touchstones, shaping the new season (Yaz and Sammy’s story), and so much more!Get the Jurassic June 2024 merch by @Strangebirdart here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/seejurassicright Donate to the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/seejurassicright Follow along with the show:https...
2024-10-21
27 min
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#46: Francis Ford Coppola
In anticipation of Megalopolis' release this weekend, Sammy and Gerry are discussing their top 5 favorite films by Francis Ford Coppola. They discuss the arc of Coppola's career, from his low budget 60s work to his renowned 70s blockbusters to his more experimental late period, delving into his rigorous style, unabashed earnestness, and all of the different ways that his interests manifest across his filmography.
2024-09-28
1h 21
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#45: Sammy is Going to Lisbon
The title says it all - Sammy is going on a trip to Lisbon, so he and Gerry decided to discuss some films about Portugal: Raul Ruiz's sprawling epic, Mysteries of Lisbon (2010), and Rita Azevedo Gomes' stunningly beautiful The Portuguese Woman (2018). They discuss the distinctly different stylistic approaches of these two filmmakers, how these films break traditional narrative forms, and the ways in which the filmmakers merge other art forms into their cinema. Contains spoilers for both films.(00:00:00) Intro(00:02:32) Movie brain rot(00:07:48) Raul Ruiz background(00:16:19) Mysteries of Lisbon(00:34:32) Rita Azevedo Gomes background(00:37:23...
2024-08-31
1h 02
DJ Sammy – Rhythmic Journeys & Drivetime Mixes
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Hey everyone, it's DJ Sammy here, bringing you a special set tonight. We're taking a trip back to the 90s with some of the most soulful and mellow tunes from that golden era. So sit back, relax, and let's get into the vibe.On the menu tonight:Peter Kingsbery - Only The Very BestSadao Watanabe feat. Warren Wiebe - Only LoveCeline Dion - Seduces MeBeverly Craven - Promise MeBette Midler - Wind Beneath My WingsBilly Ray Cyrus - She's Not...
2024-08-03
1h 10
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#44: The Mise-en-Scène Gods
Come on a journey with us to the other side of the French New Wave: working alongside the more renowned likes of Godard, Truffaut, and Varda, critics/filmmakers Alexandre Astruc and Paul Vecchiali are two of the unsung greats of French cinema. Gerry and Sammy discuss Astruc's Balzac adaptation, Albert Savarus (1993), and Vecchiali's tragic comedy, Femmes Femmes (1974), discussing the stunning staging and formal rigor of these two underrated and under-seen artists. Contains spoilers for both films (which are available on YouTube and are linked below).(00:00:00) Intro(00:03:11) Vecchiali background(00:09:08) Femmes Femmes(00:37:42) Astruc bac...
2024-07-27
1h 11
Max Ink Radio
Sammy Ray from Karaoke to Live in the Lair on Max Ink Radio
Singer-songwriter Sammy Ray plays in country, rock, and metal bands and refuses to be boxed in. Join Max Ink Radio for this solo-acoustic performance. Guest: Sammy Ray
2024-07-14
55 min
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#43: Ancient and Modern China
Gerry and Sammy examine two of China’s greatest filmmakers - King Hu and Jia Zhangke - by talking about their films Legend of the Mountain (1979) and Mountains May Depart (2015). They discuss the films’ interesting depictions of the passage of time, their larger connections to China’s culture and politics, the beauty of Hu’s and Jia’s bold stylistic decisions, and more. Contains spoilers for both films.(00:00:00) Intro(00:02:05) King Hu background(00:11:11) Legend of the Mountain(00:45:26) Jia Zhangke background(00:54:31) Mountains May Depart(01:45:36) Outro
2024-06-29
1h 46
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#43: Sports/Sex
Summertime is here and the sun is out, so it's time to dust off those tennis rackets and get out those baseball bats as the boys discuss Luca Guadagnino's latest film, Challengers (2024), alongside Ron Shelton's baseball dramedy, Bull Durham (1998). Gerry and Sammy breakdown the stylish maximalism of Challengers and what it says about relationships and competition, as well as delving into the romanticism and poetry of Bull Durham's depiction of success and careers. Contains spoilers for both films.
2024-05-25
1h 03
See Jurassic Right with Steven Ray Morris
Park Experts 68 - Why Sammy & Yaz Are My Favorite Jurassic Franchise Couple Right Now (Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous)
On today’s See Jurassic Right, we take a deep dive into the relationship between two members of the Nublar Six from Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous and the upcoming Jurassic World: Chaos Theory: Sammy Gutierrez and Yasmina "Yaz" Fadoula. Plus hear a previously unheard interview with the showrunner Scott Kreamer. Donate to the Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/seejurassicright Follow along with the show:https://www.instagram.com/stevenraymorris/ https://twitter.com/stevenraymorris https://twitter.com/sjrpod https://www.instagram.com/seejurassicright/ https://www.facebo...
2024-05-22
18 min
Around The Layout - A Model Railroad Podcast
ATLP Rewind - Sammy Carlile & Santa Fe Hereford Subdivision - December 6, 2022
ATLP Rewind - Originally Released December 6, 2022It’s Santa Fe All The Way on this episode of Around The Layout as we talk to Oklahoma’s own Sammy Carlile about his Santa Fe Hereford Subdivision HO scale layout. We learn how train trips as a kid fostered Sammy’s love for trains and especially the Santa Fe. We also hear about his passion for railroad photography; the challenges of pre-digital photography that we may have forgotten about and how these captures became a great resource for modeling. Additionally, we learn how his son Samuel has taken on both hobbie...
2024-05-13
1h 30
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#42: Genre-hopping with Kiyoshi Kurosawa and M. Night Shyamalan
Two maestros of fascinating genre-blending released two of their strangest genre mashups in the late 2010s: M. Night Shyamalan's trilogy capper Glass (2019) and Kiyoshi Kurosawa's Before We Vanish (2017). The boys discuss how these auteurs play with genre, the silly strangeness of Glass, and the humanist beauty of Before We Vanish. Contains spoilers for both films.
2024-05-11
1h 20
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#41: Milwaukee Film Festival 2024
TIFF? NYFF? Cannes? Outdated, normie festivals. All of the cool kids were attending the annual Milwaukee Film Festival, which was held from April 11th-April 25th in the utopian Midwest city by the lake. While Sammy was busy doing lame things such as working full time in Madison, WI and spending time with his family, Gerry saw 9 films at the festival and is here to give you the lowdown. The films include The Sweet East, Close Your Eyes, The Beast, In a Violent Nature, and more. No spoilers this episode, so listen up for a rundown on the great films o...
2024-04-27
37 min
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#40: Romcoms (sort of)
This episode covers (relatively) lighter fare after consecutive episodes of much weight and intensity. Sammy and Gerry talk about Claire Denis' Let the Sunshine In (2017) and Mabel Cheung's Eight Taels of Gold (1989). They discuss the ways in which the films explore romance, balancing comedy and heavier subject matter, the wonderful central performances, the cynicism and (potential hope) of Denis' film, and the beauty and purity of Cheung's. Contains spoilers for both films.
2024-04-13
49 min
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#39: Early and Late Style: The Works of Tobe Hooper (ft. William Mai)
Gerry and Sammy welcome a returning guest back to the pod: William Mai is here to discuss all things Tobe Hooper, focusing on his seminal classic The Texas Chainsaw Massacre (1974) and his lesser-known final film Djinn (2013). They discuss Hooper's career at large, his varied filmography and stylistic modes, and examine how Hooper's filmmaking kept evolving with the times. Contains spoilers for both films.(00:00:00) - Intro(00:09:48) - The Texas Chainsaw Massacre(00:45:26) - Djinn(01:13:33) - Outro
2024-03-30
1h 15
The Raymond Wood Podcast
Let the Coach, Coach: Chatting with Sammy Lee, Liverpool Legend
In this ep, we talk to Sammy Lee about the importance of rising to a challenge—whether that’s overcoming being ‘vertically challenged’ at just 5"3, facing supporters after a loss, or the difficulty of winning the European Cup in the era of straight knockouts. Lee is a big believer in letting kids do the work. Of parents needing to let go a bit and let the coach, coach. The importance of facing failure in the face- whether as a player or a coach, and what you can learn at the pub from a die-hard armchair supporter. It’s a ripper of...
2024-03-21
54 min
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#38: Hurt People Hurt People
Sammy and Gerry delve into the darkest parts of humanity in this episode, covering Monte Hellman's Igauana (1988) and Frank Borzage's Moonrise (1948). The films depicted tormenters and the tormented, as the characters seek revenge or redemption after suffering through severe pain and inflicting it themselves. Next week's episode will certainly be lighter. Contains spoilers for both films.
2024-03-16
1h 17
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#37: Straub/Huillet/Costa
The boys are back to discuss 3 very important filmmakers - the French duo of Jean-Marie Straub and Daniele Huillet, as well as the man who studied under them, Portuguese filmmaker Pedro Costa. Sammy and Gerry talk specifically about Straub and Huillet's Fortini/Cani (1976) and Costa's In Vanda's Room (2000), but also about the background of these artists - the Straubs' Brechtian approach to dramaturgy, Costa's radical digital stylizations, and the ethos of these filmmakers. Whether you're a longtime fan of their work or have never heard of these people, listen up.(00:00:00) Intro(00:01:00) Straub and Huillet background(00:10:38...
2024-03-02
1h 06
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#36: Whatever happened to Gary Cooper?
The boys are bringing you an Old Hollywood double bill featuring two films starring the inimitable screen presence Gary Cooper: King Vidor's fascinating adaptation of Ayn Rand's deranged conservative text The Fountainhead (1949) and Ernst Lubitsch's hilarious Bluebeard's Eighth Wife (1938). Gerry and Sammy discuss how these filmmakers use Cooper's specific persona and gravitas, Lubitsch's direction of Billy Wilder's biting screenplay, and the insanity of The Fountainhead's thesis on American individuality. Contains spoilers for both films.
2024-02-17
47 min
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#35: The Real Heroes (Spencer Stone and Abraham Lincoln)
The boys honor a subject near and dear to their hearts: Real American Heroes. The films discussed in this episode are Clint Eastwood's bizarre modernist meta-drama The 15:17 to Paris (2018) and John Ford's courtroom drama/superhero origin story Young Mr. Lincoln (1939). Topics covered include late style, how to command a room, selfie sticks, and more in this journey into the beating heart of America. Contains spoilers for both films.(00:00:00) Intro(00:00:53) The 15:17 to Paris(00:34:13) Young Mr. Lincoln
2024-02-03
1h 01
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#34: Bumology
Love, loss, jealousy, coping, beauty, wide-lenses... we're talking about all of the important things in life today, discussing Harmony Korine's The Beach Bum (2019) and Terrence Malick's Song to Song (2017). We discuss the montage-heavy mode of editing/narrative construction in both films, the intuitive nature of Malick's filmmaking, and how these films depict grief, forgiveness, and the human condition. Contains spoilers for both films.(00:00) Intro(01:18) The Beach Bum(24:37) Song to Song
2024-01-20
47 min
Kittitas Valley Sports Talk
Local Winter Sports Talk. We cover everything happening in the valley
We cover What happened at the Ray Westberg Invitational. Ellensburg, Kittitas, Cle Elum Hoops. And end with CWU talk. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eric-sorensen/message
2024-01-18
40 min
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#33: 2023 Year in Review
Our latest behemoth annual recap episode has arrived. We talk all things film from the year 2023: our favorite films, our least favorite films, our favorite older films that we watched last year - we indulge in both love and hate, singing the praises of one of the year's biggest films (Oppenheimer) and debating the merits of another (Barbie)... so sit back, relax, and journey with us through the cinema of 2023.(00:00:00) Intro(00:04:51) The Best Films of 2023(00:48:01) The Worst Films of 2023(01:25:58) Best New-to-us Films
2024-01-06
1h 53
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#32: A Very Gerry Christmas
Happy holidays to the It's On the List groupies - we've got a Christmas film double feature for you that will take you to both ends of the Christmas film spectrum: first, we're talking about Alexander Payne's latest film The Holdovers (2023), following it up with a very different sort of holiday story in Bob Clark's Black Christmas (1974). Discussed are the ways in which these films find originality within traditional sorts of stories, why the saccharine charms of The Holdovers are totally effective, and why Black Christmas is still really fucking scary almost 50 years later. Contains spoilers for both films.
2023-12-23
53 min
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#31: (b)eat the rich (off)
The boys get bougie with a double feature of growing class tensions, frivolous rich folks, faux-transgression, and tall aspect ratios. That's right, Gerry and Sammy are talking about Emerald Fennell's latest, Saltburn (2023), paired with Jean Renoir's classic The Rules of the Game (1939). They dive into the films' various stylistic approaches to their stories of class violence, Emerald Fennell's place in the contemporary film scene, and the WWII context of Jean Renoir's masterpiece. Contains spoilers for both films.
2023-12-09
1h 00
Terrain Theory
Terrain Transformation: Sammy Ray
Sammy Ray is an award-winning Wisconsin-based professional musician who suffered from a variety of health challenges throughout much of her life, from bi-polar depression and anxiety to Crohn's, IBS(C), hypothyroidism, and P.O.T.S. In this conversation with Sammy we discuss:The gradual stacking of disease diagnosis upon disease diagnosisThe ever-increasing prescription medicationsHow she discovered the Terrain Model and began applying itThe diet she credits for much of her healingHer unique 80/20 rule to eating...and more!Learn more about Sammy at her websites sammray.com and rawkstarz.comIf you have...
2023-12-03
1h 12
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#30: Yang Loyalists DO NOT CLICK
It's that time of the month - the boys are back with a double feature of searing Japanese melodramas, talking about Mikio Naruse's Two in the Shadow (1967) and Kenji Mizoguchi's Princess Yang Kwei Fei (1955). Topics discussed include trends of classic Japanese cinema, aspect ratios, and transcending our corporeal trappings. Contains spoilers for both films.
2023-11-25
56 min
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#29: Noirvember
Listen up you crumbs and broads and don't get sore - the fellas are back with a hardboiled, shadow-filled, paranoid noir double feature to celebrate Noirvember 2023. The two films are Robert Aldrich's classic Kiss Me Deadly (1955) and Jacques Tourneur's lesser known, terrifyingly prescient The Fearmakers (1958). Gerry and Sammy discuss the ways in which noirs act as time capsules for a society's anxieties and fears, as well as how these two films in particular convey these fears with quite unique formal approaches. Contains spoilers for both films.
2023-11-11
57 min
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#28: On My Mank Shit (Disillusioned Socialist)
Authorship, business, politics, tragedy: all these forces and more collide in this episode's double feature of Orson Welles' Citizen Kane (1941) and David Fincher's Mank (2020). The boys nearly came to blows discussing one of these films, on which they vehemently disagree (guess which one). Will their friendship persevere past this vitriolic opposition? Is the podcast over? Find out in this action packed episode where loyalties are tested, virtues are debated, and hot takes are dropped. The world will never be the same. Contains spoilers for both films.
2023-10-28
1h 16
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#27: Martin Scorsese
It's Marty season. The great American auteur returns to cinemas this week with his latest epic, Killers of the Flower Moon (2023). In preparation for this new release, Sammy and Gerry are talking about each of their top 5 favorite Scorsese films - they touch on his trademark stylistic and thematic preoccupations, the wide variety within his filmography, his place in the contemporary cinematic landscape, and more. Includes spoilers for... well, a lot of Scorsese movies. Just watch them.
2023-10-14
1h 29
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#26: Head Meds
The boys are getting a little CRAZY this episode, discussing two Asian horror films revolving around insanity and madness: Soi Cheang's New Blood (2002) and Teinosuke Kinugasa's A Page of Madness (1926). Sammy and Gerry discuss the films' formal approaches to depicting mental instability, their thematic similarities, and the radical nature of Kinugasa's visual storytelling. Contains spoilers for both films.
2023-09-30
38 min
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#25: A Ritual in Transfigured Podcasting
The boys are going full film-school mode today and talking about some experimental short films - 5 from the queen of surrealist short cinema, Maya Deren, and 5 from the depressing-sensory-overload king, Takashi Ito. Tune for some micro reviews of these beguiling works.
2023-09-16
1h 01
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#24: Malick for Babies
Gerry and Sammy venture into the world of top tier animated kid's movies, talking about the Disney animated classic Bambi (1942) and the Hayao Miyazaki sci-fi fantasy Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind (1984). Put in your pacifiers and join us on a trip through highbrow baby cinema.
2023-09-02
58 min
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#23: What's a God to a Don?
Strap in for a particularly perverted episode. The boys tackle two films that star their directors: Joseph Gordon-Levitt's passion project (and male excellence manual) Don Jon (2013) and João César Monteiro's depraved, comedic epic God's Comedy (1995). A whole lot of NSFW content is discussed, so fair warning to our more sensitive listeners. Contains spoilers for both films.
2023-08-19
55 min
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#22: Alpha/Beta/Sigma/Pilgrim
Yeehaw cow-people, Sammy and Gerry are traveling back in time to the Wild West on today's episode, discussing the John Ford classic The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance (1962) and Gore Verbinski's notorious box office bomb The Lone Ranger (2013). The boys discuss the surprising amount of thematic parallels between the two films, what the films say about politics and America through vastly different stylistic approaches, as well as how The Lone Ranger foreshadowed Armie Hammer's cannibal fetish. Contains spoilers for both films.
2023-08-05
1h 10
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#21: Christopher Nolan
Sammy and Gerry discuss their top 5 favorite Nolan films
2023-07-22
1h 24
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#20: ASS-teroid SHITTY (just kidding, folks)
The boys are talking Edward Norton auteurism today - the famed actor and occasional screenwriter/director appears in Wes Anderson's latest, Asteroid City (2023), as well as his passion project which he starred in, directed, produced, and wrote, Motherless Brooklyn (2019). Sammy and Gerry get into the noir-silliness of Norton's gumshoe crime saga, as well as the ever-present artifice of the Wes Anderson project. Sammy gets so riled up by Motherless Brooklyn that collapse and injury occurs live on the pod. Contains spoilers for both films.
2023-07-08
58 min
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#19: God Forgive Us
Self-cannibalism, lobotomized sex slaves, and VR psychic cactus sex are merely a few of the depraved topics discussed in this decidedly NSFW episode. The films featured are: Hisayasu Satō's Splatter: Naked Blood, and Shozin Fukui's 964 Pinocchio. Two gnarly examples of low-budget Japanese horror, with particularly gruesome content and aesthetics. Listeners, proceed with caution!
2023-06-24
1h 00
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#18: is Evan Bird the new Rizz King??
"So bad it's good?" Or "a richly sardonic and brutal takedown of the entertainment industry with a singular tongue-in-cheek tonality?" That's right, the boys are talking Paul Verhoeven's Showgirls (1995), paired with David Cronenberg's descent into the evil of the Hollywood Hills, Maps to the Stars (2014). Contains spoilers for both films.
2023-06-10
59 min
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#17: "From my point of view, the boyars are evil!"
"So this is how democracy dies... with thunderous applause." Today, the boys are talking about two films that are far more similar than they may initially appear to be: Sergei Eisenstein's Ivan the Terrible Parts 1 and 2, and George Lucas' Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith. Political maneuvering, betrayal, and cross cutting abound. Contains spoilers for both films
2023-05-27
1h 26
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#16: The SICK and TWISTED Mind of Ari Aster
Sammy's busy with finals, so Gerry steps up for another rambling, incoherent solo episode where he discusses the films of Ari Aster, as well as the reaction to those films and the culture around Aster. Discussed are A24 groupies, Letterboxd posers, misanthropy, YouTube critics, and more. Contains spoilers for Hereditary and Midsommar.
2023-05-13
24 min
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#15: Late Style (ft. Collin Brinkmann)
On today’s episode, the boys are joined by the Midwest’s resident expert on late style, Collin Brinkmann, to discuss later works from master filmmakers Michelangelo Antonioni and Manoel de Oliveira: Identification of a Woman (1982) and Gebo and the Shadow (2012). Topics covered include the evolution of these two filmmakers across their accomplished and prolific careers, generalizations around late style as a concept, the inherent profundity of older artists extrapolating on their pet themes, and more. Listen up!
2023-04-29
1h 40
Work and Play with Nancy Ray
191 - My Top 8 Work Hacks
Jumping in right off the bat with a few really fun announcements! Number one, I have a new website as of today and a new brand, new colors new look. Shout out to Sammy Jo, I love you. Thank you for creating such a beautiful space. Head to nancyray.com to see it. Number two, along with the website, I am launching a Mastermind group (!) for a group of women, only 12 women who are business owners in the Raleigh area. I'm so excited. You can go to my website to learn more and I'll talk a...
2023-04-25
22 min
It's On The List
#14: THIS IS NOT A DREAM
It's almost Halloween (it's April) so Sammy and Gerry decided to get spooky with it, talking about John Carpenter's Prince of Darkness (1987) and Gore Verbinski's The Ring (2002). The two films tackle the transmission of evil in different ways, and both serve as time capsules of the fears of their respective eras. Also discussed are 9/11, Gerry's early internet memories, the promiscuity of the average astrophysicist, and more. Contains spoilers for both films.
2023-04-15
1h 03
It's On The List
#13: Flips, Kicks, and Wicks
With the recent release of John Wick 4 (2023), the boys decided to talk Wick's latest adventure alongside one of the many influences on the franchise: Jackie Chan in The Legend of Drunken Master (1994). Discussed are: gun fu, kung fu, drunken boxing, kicks, falls, stairs, headshots, nunchucks, knives, stoicism, honor, and the many other elements that put John Wick and Jackie Chan at the top of the action canon. Contains spoilers for both films.
2023-04-01
1h 04
It's On The List
#12: she Dix on my Woodcock til I Steele
The boys tackle two warped relationship dramas that follow lead characters with phallic names - Reynolds Woodcock, played by Daniel Day-Lewis in Paul Thomas Anderson's Phantom Thread, and Dixon Steele, played by Humphrey Bogart in Nicholas Ray's In a Lonely Place. They're two of cinema's greatest faux-masculine bad boys, filled with mommy issues and violent dispositions - but can these fellas overcome their abrasive natures and find true love? Contains spoilers for both films.
2023-03-18
1h 04
Movie and TV Show Reviews - Ray Taylor Show
The Fablemans: Movie Review from the Ray Taylor Show
The Fablemans: Movie Review from the Ray Taylor ShowShow topic: In this episode, Ray review The Fabelmans, a 2022 American coming-of-age drama film directed by Steven Spielberg. The semi-autobiographical story follows the young and aspiring filmmaker, Sammy Fabelman, as he navigates his dysfunctional family and discovers the power of films. We discuss the film's themes of family, art, and identity, as well as the outstanding performances by Gabriel LaBelle, Michelle Williams, and Paul Dano.JOIN Inspired Disorder +PLUS Today! InspiredDisorder.com/plus Membership Includes:
2023-03-08
47 min
It's On The List
#11: OUR Oscars
Well folks, awards season is in full swing, and per usual, some lame ass movies are up for the most prestigious awards. Join Sammy and Gerry as they posit a brighter alternative reality, one where the movies that they liked are the ones that get nominated, going through their own picks for nominees and winners in the first official "It's On The List Oscars!"
2023-03-04
28 min
It's On The List
#10: HitchPalma DeCock
Whaddup you PERVERTS! The boys have a leering and voyeuristic double feature in store for you from two of Hollywood's most accomplished deviants. Discussed in this episode are: Brian DePalma's Obsession (1976) and Alfred Hitchcock's Torn Curtain (1966). Gerry and Sammy dive into the suspense, the thrills, the kills, the chills, and everything in between from these masters of the deranged. Contains spoilers for both films.
2023-02-18
54 min
What's the Story, Our?
He's been in more bands than Sammy Hagar...
This week we sat down for a chat with a stalwart of the Balbriggan rock n' roll scene, the one & only Eric Campbell. We also have your Balbriggan news round up & some Random Pony too.
2023-02-17
1h 10
It's On The List
#9: Home Invasion Special
Happy M Night opening weekend! The boys tackle a home invasion double feature, talking about Shyamalan's latest, Knock at the Cabin (2023), and Michael Haneke's provocative meta classic, Funny Games (1997). Is Shyamalan at the peak of his cinematic abilities, or will his haters be vindicated? Are we going to Hell for enjoying violent movies? Listen and find out. Contains spoilers for both films.
2023-02-04
1h 32
It's On The List
#8: Sigma Males, Limitless, and the Films of Neil Burger
While Sammy is off in Japan enjoying his winter with his girlfriend, Gerry stepped up to the plate to deliver you a solo episode about an undisputed 2010s classic of male grindset, Limitless, as well as a summary of the filmography of its director, Neil Burger. Is he a hack, or a competent journeyman director? Listen and find out. Spoilers for Limitless
2023-01-21
42 min
It's On The List
#7: 2022 In Review
Today's episode is a comprehensive behemoth of all things film from the year of our Lord 2022. Sammy is sick in Japan and Gerry is tired in Wisconsin, so this remotely recorded episode is a bit scrappy: bear with Sammy's coughing and sneezing and the street sounds from Gerry's studio apartment as the boys talk their top 5 best and top 5 worst of 2022, as well as their top 5 first-time-watches from the year.
2023-01-07
2h 20
It's On The List
#6: Dad and Dad
The boys are talking about the two autobiographical works from Jewish American filmmakers that were released in 2022: that's right, you guessed it, Steven Spielberg's The Fabelmans and James Gray's Armageddon Time. Sammy and Gerry discuss the relation of memory to film, how these films navigate their personal and universal elements, and why it's okay to be self-aggrandizing if you're a god-tier filmmaker. Includes spoilers for both films.
2022-12-24
1h 56
It's On The List
#5: MARIAAAAA
With the recent release of The Fabelmans (which will be discussed in our next episode), it's our second Spielberg winter in a row, so the boys decided to return to "creeps on the streets" territory with this week's double-bill of both West Side Story film adaptations - Robert Wise's and Jerome Robbins' 1961 smash-hit, and Steven Spielberg's 2021 reimagining. Will ex-theater-kid Gerry and West-Side-virgin Sammy see eye-to-eye on the theatrical antics of these vocally talented gangs, or will their discussion reflect the animosity between the Sharks and the Jets? Find out as they dive into the various differences and similarities between...
2022-12-10
1h 06
Around The Layout - A Model Railroad Podcast
Sammy Carlile & Santa Fe Hereford Subdivision
It’s Santa Fe All The Way on this episode of Around The Layout as we talk to Oklahoma’s own Sammy Carlile about his Santa Fe Hereford Subdivision HO scale layout. We learn how train trips as a kid fostered Sammy’s love for trains and especially the Santa Fe. We also hear about his passion for railroad photography; the challenges of pre-digital photography that we may have forgotten about and how these captures became a great resource for modeling. Additionally, we learn how his son Samuel has taken on both hobbies, with the layout and cameras now shared betwee...
2022-12-06
1h 29
Beer Thursday
Dave vs. Sammy! [Lee Roth vs. Hagar]
Who do you think is better? Dave or Sammy?Let us know in the Beer Thursday Facebook group and on Instagram!For complete show notes, go to Shayne.Fun/bt. Follow Beer Thursday on Instagram so you can enjoy Jay's brilliant beer photography and join the convo next time we go live! Please support us on the Beer Thursday Patreon page! The first 19 Great Human Beings will get access to the Beer Thursday Facebook group at the $5 level.Never mi...
2022-12-01
22 min
It's On The List
#4: No Sense of Cock
We're getting contemporary and feminist with it, tackling Alex Garland's searing indictment of the British (and maybe misogyny, perhaps??), Men (2022), and Jane Campion's erotic thriller deconstruction, In the Cut (2003). Sammy and Gerry dive into how these films use genre elements to explore social themes, and why one is so much more successful at this than the other. Contains spoilers for both films.
2022-11-26
1h 06
It's On The List
#3: Creeps on the Streets
Death and wishes and creeps, oh my! Sammy and Gerry are talking 1980s street youth flicks today - Francis Ford Coppola's Rumble Fish (1983) and Michael Winner's Death Wish 3 (1985). Take a shot every time we say “German Expressionism” or “fascistic”. Contains spoilers for both films.
2022-11-12
1h 13
It's On The List
#2: I'm a Fiend for Digital (ft. Will Mai)
"Why does it look so weird?" your friend asks. "Dude, it's a famous auteur experimenting with digital cinematography in a feature film," you explain. We have a doozy of an episode today in which we break down two films from 2006 that were shot entirely digitally: Inland Empire and Miami Vice. Will Mai stopped by to talk all things Michael Mann, David Lynch, go-fast boats, and of course, rabbits. Take a step out of the celluloid into the digital with us, as we dive into two landmarks of digital cinematography. Contains spoilers for both films. Note: there is some barking...
2022-10-29
1h 21
It's On The List
#1: Hollywood Cowboys
Welcome to the first episode of It's On The List! Gerry and Sammy dive into Jordan Peele's latest film Nope (2022), and Clint Eastwood's drama White Hunter, Black Heart (1990) - two films that reckon with spectacle and filmmaking in unique ways. Contains spoilers for both films.
2022-10-14
1h 09
The Right Hook Podcast with Right Hook Ray and Thom Casadaga
Episode 36: Extreme Rules Review, Good ole AEW Drama and more!
THIS EPISODE IS BROUGHT TO YOU BY OUR FRIENDS AT MANSCAPED! Go to manscaped.com and use our code RIGHTHOOK at checkout to get 20% off your order plus free shipping. #MANSCAPEDPOD #AD Today's episode we go over WWE extreme rules, the never-ending drama in AEW, Sammy Guevara and more! Follow us on twitter @TheRightHookPod use the hashtag #RightHook or email us at rhrpodcast1@gmail.com and once again thank you to our sponsors at MANSCAPED! Head over to manscaped.com and use the code RIGHTHOOK at checkout to get 20% off your order plus free...
2022-10-13
1h 32
Sittin' in with the CAT
CAT Episode 135 - Todd Park Mohr (Big Head Todd & the Monsters)
Todd Park Mohr of Big Head Todd and the Monsters launched the band back in 1984. After releasing several albums the band hit it big with the Platinum selling release Sister Sweetly in 1993. Today, after producing over a dozen albums, the band is still playing dozens of shows each year and dropping new singles on a regular basis. Mult-award winning program director Ray White caught up with Todd backstage to talk about the bands rise to fame, insights into their million selling album Sister Sweetly, opportunity to write and perform a song for NASA, the role of Blues music in his...
2022-09-04
28 min
Mac OS Ken
Mac OS Ken: 08.11.2022
- Strong Quarter for Foxconn Emphasizes Initiatives Beyond Apple - Ming-Chi Kuo Says iPhone 14 to Cost More at the High End - Motley Fool Falls in Lover with Apple + India - Needham & Co. Sees Doom for Standalone Video Streamers - Unfolding Sammy’s Foldable and Google’s RCScapades - Sponsored by BetterHelp: Professional, licensed, and vetted counselors that you can trust. Get 10% off your first month at BetterHelp.com/MacOSKen - Sponsored by Ladder: Smart, Dynamic, Term Life Insurance. Learn more at LadderLife.com/macosken - Power what we do next for as little as $1 a month. Join the Mac OS Ken...
2022-08-11
21 min
Space Is The Place By Ray La Soul
DANCE-X-STREAM Ray La Soul In The Mix 11-06-2022
DANCE-X-STREAM Ray La Soul In The Mix Every Saturday 18:00 CET at www.dreamstreamradio.nl ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Support Ray La Soul: Bandcamp : bandcamp.com/raylasoul Facebook : www.facebook.com/RayLaSoul Instagram : www.instagram.com/raylasoulmusic/ SoundCloud : @raylasoul ▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬▬ Tracklist: 01. Brio (US) - Down (Mitch Dodge Extended Remix) (Unlearn:Records) 02. Myomi - What I Need (Mutiny UK - Underground Twisted Remix) (Sunflower Records) 03. Diego Barrera - Break Your Heart (Wyldcard Records ) 04. Kayper - Rain (Inst) (Futurebox ) 05. Benjy Bradshaw, MicFreak - Love Is Love (Love Is Dub) (Haus of Benji) 06. Francis Davila, Notorious Lynch - Destino Tu (Timo Tapani Remix) (One Dance Left ) 07. Floormagnet - Recover (Zoo Brazil Remix) (FM Records) 08. Sammy Deuce - Bounce N Skate (Mid...
2022-06-27
1h 01
Rock n Roll Chicago Podcast
Ep 110 Bad Motor Scooter
Send us a textBad Motor Scooter is Chicago's Ultimate tribute to the Red Rocker himself Sammy Hagar. Bad Motor Scooter plays all the great Sammy Hagar Classics from Montrose to his solo career, as well as other great hard rock hits. All you need is the tequila and you'll be partying Sammy style!Support the showPodcast edited by Paul Martin.Theme song courtesy of M&R Rush.www.rocknrollchicagopodcast.com
2022-05-17
51 min
Rock n Roll Chicago Podcast
Ep 110 Bad Motor Scooter
Send us a textBad Motor Scooter is Chicago's Ultimate tribute to the Red Rocker himself Sammy Hagar. Bad Motor Scooter plays all the great Sammy Hagar Classics from Montrose to his solo career, as well as other great hard rock hits. All you need is the tequila and you'll be partying Sammy style!Support the showPodcast edited by Paul Martin.Theme song courtesy of M&R Rush.www.rocknrollchicagopodcast.com
2022-05-17
51 min
Nevada Narratives
On Every Bone of Mine It Will Say Nevada
On every bone of mine it will say NevadaResounded through into a column of the air:Deaf to the rushing through the neighboring forestLong since the sun, along the summer afternoonKeep greater fire against this light desire.She has a smile in her imperial tone,Reaches his wandering to my hooded thinking,Gleamed with a drifting wall across the horizon,Every day to dwell and light as politeness,Immortal in my slumbers, happy in my brain;...
2022-01-25
01 min
Let’s Talk Country
Love Don't Spend
Mary Lynne and Sarah discuss Patty Loveless, Maren Morris, Clay Walker, and Sammy Kershaw. PLUS, the Let's Talk Country ladies take Blake Shelton to school on why "Minimum Wage" was NOT the song we needed to round off 2020.
2021-11-16
51 min
Let’s Talk Country
Redneckisode Part 2: The Ladies Have Their Say
Mary Lynne and Sarah listen to Redneck songs by and about women. We hear from Nadine Hubbs, Lady Redneck, RaeLynn, Lyle Lovett, Sammy Kershaw, The Bellamy Brothers, and of course, the quintessential Redneck Woman herself, Gretchen Wilson.
2021-09-06
1h 10
My Summer Lair
Michael Holley (The Big Three: Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett & Ray Allen)
My Summer Lair host Sammy Younan interviews Boston sports writer Michael Holley whose latest book is The Big Three: Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen, and the Rebirth of the Boston Celtics. My Summer Lair Chapter #189: What's Your Favourite Moment Of The Boston Big Three Era? Recorded: Wednesday February 23, 2021 at 5:30pm (EST) For more show notes visit MySummerLair.com. Bonus Fun? Sign up for my newsletter because the F in FOMO doesn't stand for Fun. Stress free pop culture (TV shows! Books! Movies! Music! So Many Recommendations...
2021-02-23
55 min
My Summer Lair
Michael Holley (The Big Three: Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett & Ray Allen)
My Summer Lair host Sammy Younan interviews Boston sports writer Michael Holley whose latest book is The Big Three: Paul Pierce, Kevin Garnett, Ray Allen, and the Rebirth of the Boston Celtics.My Summer Lair Chapter #189: What's Your Favourite Moment Of The Boston Big Three Era?Recorded: Wednesday February 23, 2021 at 5:30pm (EST)For more show notes visit MySummerLair.com.Bonus Fun?Sign up for my newsletter because the F in FOMO doesn't stand for Fun.Stress free pop culture (TV shows...
2021-02-23
55 min
Kittitas Valley Sports Talk
Season 2 Episode 3- Rodeo Episode with Megan Ray from the Ellensburg Rodeo talking about her time interning at the NFR
Megan Ray Social Media Coordinator of the Ellensburg Rodeo joins us to talk about her internship and the week spend at the NFR in Texas! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/eric-sorensen/message
2020-12-20
53 min
Play Ball Kid Baseball Development Podcast
Old School versus New School Pitching with Lary Sorensen, former MLB All-Star pitcher & PitchLogic Executive
How to combine data from a smart baseball with old school feels. Lary Sorensen is a ten-year veteran of Major League Baseball. He played for a total of seven teams during his thirteen-year professional career including the Milwaukee Brewers, St. Louis Cardinals, Cleveland Indians, Oakland A’s, Chicago Cubs, Montreal Expos and San Francisco Giants. Sorensen finished with a career record of 93-103 and a 4.15 e.r.a., including 10 shutouts, 69 complete games and 1,736 innings pitched. Sorensen was a member of the 1978 American League All-Star team when he finished with an 18-12 record and 3.21 e.r.a. ...
2020-12-02
09 min
Make Sh*t Happen
Episode 88 : Micheal Ray
Welcome to another show of Make Sh*t Happen on today's show I, Sam Zavary sit down with Micheal Ray, Micheal is the Founder and Development Director of Smile Project Louisville, Micheal has been spreading love and influencing attitudes and behaviors thru random acts of kindness and smiles. It’s thru these acts of kindness and pictures that have made an impact and inspired others one smile at a time. This movement and/or initiative evolved from the relationship I have with my non-verbal daughter Maddie who has Down Syndrome. Micheal has taken hundreds of photos with strangers and de...
2020-11-03
49 min
DJ Sammy – Rhythmic Journeys & Drivetime Mixes
212_Remember Yesterday v21 (Soft and Soft Rock)
PLEASE ROBIN GIBBNO MORE I LOVE YOU'S ANNIE LENOXFORVER LOVE GARY BARLOWCRY FOR HELP RICK ASTLEYSAY IT ONCE ULTRASHINE TAKE THATSOMETHING BAD MIRANDA LAMBERT & CARRIE UNDWERWOODGURADIAN ALANIS MORRISETTEALL THE THINGS SHE SAID TATUARE YOU HAPPY NOW MICHELLE BRANCHTIME TO MAKE YOU MINE LISA STANSFIELDEYES ON ME CELINE DIONIF THERE'S ANY JUSTICE LEMARTHINKING OF YOU ATCTHEY DON'T CARE ABOUT US MICHAEL JACKSONNO ONE ALICIA KEYSSO BLESSED MARIAH CAREY
2020-10-31
59 min
Any Given Funday
The Worst Football Team In New York, MLB Playoffs,NBA Finals
Send us a textNFL Week 3 Is In the books, Danny Dimes, Sammy D on the hot seat while Josh Allen sits on the throne? Danny Dimes has taken turnovers and transformed It Into only an art that he can master. The NBA Finals matchup is set and It looks like Waiters Island the man who used to own Miami will have a chance to get some revenge on the franchise he brought so much success to. It Is the year of Tamba Bay sports if you believe It or not and MLB playoff time Is here...
2020-09-29
1h 15
Ray Turner and The Jill Official
Check out our conversation with Country starSammy Kershaw.
Check out our conversation with Country starSammy Kershaw. Listen in on a great conversation with Sammy Kershaw. Samy talks about his music career growing up and working with greats like George Jones and Merle Haggard at the age 14. Then becoming a multi platinum country music artist. Sammy's new song "My friend Fred" can be heard on Dixie 105. .7. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/ray-turnerofficial/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/ray-turnerofficial/support
2020-01-31
25 min
The Shit Show 101
The Shit Show 101 / Episode 10 / Thank you to our guest Ray Amanat with Heros in Action.
Listen up as Sammy and Craig are kept in check by our guest Ray Amanat. Dive into the world of self protection and how to defeat bullying before it starts. Have fun, learn alot, and God Bless.
2019-11-11
1h 25
The Purrrcast
196 - Bailey Meyers - Social Catnip User
On episode ONE HUNDRED-NINETY-SIX of The Purrrcast, Sara and Steven welcome GooseDrunks creator, Bailey Meyers, for a belated "4/20" episode to chat about her kitty, Sammy Davis, Jr. We chat Sammy's origin story, cats with oversized toys, "The Garfield Standard," and more! The Purrrcast, talking to cat people because we can't talk to their cats. The Purrrcast is the cat podcast for you and your feline friends. Based in Los Angeles, hosts Sara Iyer and Steven Ray Morris chat with fellow cat enthusiasts about the furry little creatures they love. Not sure how the cats feel about it...
2019-05-15
1h 17
Conspiracies & Cryptids
19: A Death Ray and a Super Com Day
This week Tessa brings to light the mysteries of the missing Tesla Files, and Sammy takes us on a trip to British Columbia to explore the legend of the Ogopogo!
2019-04-15
1h 01
The Purrrcast
157 - Courtney James Clark - Squirrel Dynamics
On episode ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-SEVEN of The Purrrcast, Sara and Steven welcome actor and performer Courtney James Clark (Jurassic World) to chat cats! We learn about her cat Frankie (plus her dogs Sammy and Bette), the benefits of goat's milk, she tells us a few animal rescue stories, and more. The Purrrcast, talking to cat people because we can't talk to their cats. The Purrrcast is the cat podcast for you and your feline friends. Based in Los Angeles, hosts Sara Iyer and Steven Ray Morris chat with fellow cat enthusiasts about the furry little creatures they love. Not sure...
2018-08-22
1h 10
Breakers
Phase III, Episode 2: Pinky Swear
Thank you to our Executive Producer, Jay C. Russell and our Associate Producers, Lauren Robinson, Ben Cooper & Michelle Campbell Along with all the following people who make this show possible: All Geeks Aside Podcast Sinead Watt Jenna Corbitt Lexi Ray Stephanie Sabin Lori Kelly Bruce Bankhead Amanda Waggoner William Smith Nicole Smith Bosch Matthew Rawls Jason Kupzyk Patti Larson Ashlee Creacy Tony Hess Br...
2018-01-04
18 min
Breakers
Phase III, Episode 1: The Pack
Thank you to our Executive Producer, Jay C. Russell and our Associate Producers, Lauren Robinson, Ben Cooper & Michelle Campbell Along with all the following people who make this show possible: All Geeks Aside Podcast Sinead Watt Jenna Corbitt Lexi Ray Stephanie Sabin Lori Kelly Bruce Bankhead Amanda Waggoner William Smith Nicole Smith Bosch Matthew Rawls Jason Kupzyk Patti Larson Ashlee Creacy Tony Hess Br...
2017-12-29
32 min
100 Words Or Less: The Podcast
Sammy Siegler from World Be Free, Youth of Today, Gorilla Biscuits, Glassjaw etc…
Episode 202 - Hands down one of my favorite drummers, Sammy Siegler, makes his appearance on the show this week. He’s played in Gorilla Biscuits, Youth of Today, Side By Side, Glassjaw, Rival Schools, Limp Bizkit (!) and currently plays in World Be Free. Needless to say, the guy is prolific and we dive DEEP into his life in and around music from his days as a 12 year old in NYC, how he collaborates with such a wide range of musicians and keeping your eyes open for opportunities. Sammy was very gracious with his time and I hope you enjoy th...
2016-04-13
1h 17