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Extraordinary Life Stories | Motivation and Personal Growth InspirationStephen Fry | Extraordinary Life StoriesIn this episode of Extraordinary Life Stories John Reynolds sits down with Sir Stephen Fry.Stephen is an English actor, broadcaster, comedian, director, narrator, and writer, renowned for his wit, intellect, and diverse contributions to entertainment and literature.In 2025 Stephen was knighted by King Charles III "for services to mental health awareness, the environment and to charity".
2026-02-1257 min
Next Step LeadershipInterview with Stephen Jones, Part 2 - Season 5, Episode 40The conversation with Stephen Jones continues as he and the hosts turn their attention more fully to ministry itself. Stephen reflects on his years of leading and mentoring young people, offering practical wisdom for anyone serving the next generation. His insights go beyond strategies, reminding leaders of the importance of caring for themselves spiritually and emotionally while they pour into others. With a balance of passion and humility, Stephen provides a clear picture of what effective leadership can look like in today’s church, and how servant leaders can remain healthy as they guide young people toward Christ....
2025-12-0424 minNext Step LeadershipInterview with Stephen Jones, Part 1 - Season 5, Episode 39In this heartfelt episode, Tracy Reynolds and Chris Maxwell sit down with their longtime friend Stephen Jones, a leader who has dedicated his life to showing God’s love to the younger generation. Stephen shares his personal testimony, weaving in stories about his family and the faithfulness of God through their journey. The conversation highlights how his calling has unfolded over the years, leading him into ministry with youth at the local church level, in denominational conference settings, and on the leadership team for IPHC youth. This episode offers both encouragement and perspective on how God shapes leaders through st...
2025-11-2723 min
Sober Dad CrewEpisode 83: Dr. Jeffrey Reynolds: Facing Addiction and Mental Health Issues Unconditional Love & Support For Individuals With Unconditional LoveMy guest this episode is Dr. Jeffrey Reynolds, President and CEO of the Family and Children’s Association, a two-time cancer survivor, marathon runner, triathlete, and author of Every Mile Matters: Turning Triathlon Training Into Cancer Triumph. Dr. Reynolds shares his journey as a cancer survivor and his extensive work in the non-profit sector, focusing on substance use and mental health. He discusses the disparities in healthcare access, the importance of harm reduction, and the impact of technology on youth mental health. Dr. Reynolds also reflects on his personal experiences with spirituality and the evolution of his relationships with fr...
2025-11-2650 min
Growth DepartmentHow Founders Prepare for Leadership Shifts and a Future ExitGrowing a transferable business starts with clarity. In this episode of the Growth Department podcast, Chelsey Reynolds sits down with Stephen Wolford of Foresight Growth Advisors to explore what it takes to build a company that gives you freedom today and flexibility tomorrow.Stephen shares how to remove owner dependency, improve financial visibility, and strengthen leadership so your business runs smoothly with or without you. You’ll hear how proactive planning turns exit readiness into an everyday strategy that drives both growth and value creation.What you’ll learn in this episode:How...
2025-10-2856 min
T Watches A Scary MovieThe Long Walk (review) | Stephen King | Life of Chuck | TWASM | T Watches A Scary MovieOctober is almost over but that doesn't mean there's not more new horror for us to check out, I'm finally getting around to one of the best films of the year, and another Stephen King adaptation |
The Long Walk |
Teens participate in a grueling high-stakes contest where they must continuously walk or be shot by a member of their military escort.
2025-10-2815 min
Imperfect Men67: Stephen HopkinsOn this episode, Cody and Steve talk about the cantankerous old sea dog, Stephen Hopkins.Sources· Bamberg, Cherry F., et al. (January 2012). “The Slaves of Gov. Stephen Hopkins.” New England Genealogical Register. 33: 11-27.· Bicknell, Thomas W. The History of the State of Rhode Island and Providence Plantations. New York City, NY: American Historical Society, 1920.· Lightbourn-Butz, Adrienne. “Stephen Hopkins.” Society of the Descendants of the Signers of the Declaration of Independence. . Retrieved 5 Aug 2025.· Robinson, Natalie. Revolutionary Fire: The Gaspee Incident. Providence, RI: Rhode Island Committee for the Humanities, 1984.· See pinned post on Bluesky for ge...
2025-09-2338 min
Good Vibes OnlyThe He-WitchStephen Mahon is a solitary, intuitive practitioner of witchcraft whose path is deeply rooted in healing, devotion, and personal transformation. With a rich background as a nurse and academic, Stephen brings a grounded, compassionate lens to his magical practice—one that bridges the mystical and the everyday.A devoted follower of Hekate within the Hellenic tradition, his work explores ritual,divination, and the sacred art of connection. His approach is practical and eclectic, blending ancient wisdom with modern insight to create a spiritual practice that is both accessible and profound.Stephen’s journey is not only soli...
2025-09-0333 min
Midday MoviesEp 253: Unraveling “Phantom Thread” (2017, Paul Thomas Anderson) and the Toxin Politics of LoveIn this episode of Midday Movies, Laura and Stephen delve into Paul Thomas Anderson's 2017 film “Phantom Thread,” starring Daniel Day-Lewis and Vicky Krieps. As part of their 'Summer of Love' series, they explore the complex relationship between a fastidious 1950s fashion designer and an iron-willed waitress. The discussion extends to themes of power dynamics, method acting, and the transformative nature of love. Highlights include insights on the film’s sound design, costume excellence, and the often dark yet redemptive portrayal of romantic entanglements.00:00 Introduction to Midday Movies Podcast00:07 Discussing Phantom Thread01:00 Daniel Day Lewis...
2025-08-2831 min
Radioactive RantStephen Colbert: Too Woke To Work | Ep. 199On this episode of Radioactive Rant, Mark and Tom rejoice in Stephen Colbert getting shit-canned. NPR and PBS get bitched-slapped. Have some weird fun with Chat GPT. Check-out “Podcast Rant” where Mark and Tom scrutinize podcasts that are somehow popular. Also, play along and try to guess the voices of celebrities listeners can’t stand on “Celebrity Rant” and hear about things listeners are fed-up with on “Listener Rant”. Email: rantpodcast@usa.com
2025-07-3022 min
Around the CoinBanking Relationships in Crypto: What’s Changing? - Brandi Reynolds | ATC #566Join host Stephen Sargeant as he interviews Charlie Hu, CEO and Co-founder of Bitlayer, in a unique location - a restaurant! Charlie shares his journey in the crypto space, from his early days in 2013 to his current role in building Layer 2 solutions on Bitcoin. They discuss the challenges and potentials of DeFi on Bitcoin, including NFTs, staking, and bridge-less building. Learn about Charlie’s experience with various blockchains like Polkadot and Tezos, the importance of programmability, and the future of Bitcoin as it converges with modern technology. Tune in for an insightful conversation about the next revolution of Bitcoin....
2025-06-2157 minAround The CoinBanking Relationships in Crypto: What’s Changing? - Brandi Reynolds | ATC #566Join host Stephen Sargeant as he interviews Charlie Hu, CEO and Co-founder of Bitlayer, in a unique location - a restaurant! Charlie shares his journey in the crypto space, from his early days in 2013 to his current role in building Layer 2 solutions on Bitcoin. They discuss the challenges and potentials of DeFi on Bitcoin, including NFTs, staking, and bridge-less building. Learn about Charlie’s experience with various blockchains like Polkadot and Tezos, the importance of programmability, and the future of Bitcoin as it converges with modern technology. Tune in for an insightful conversation about the next revolution of Bitcoin....
2025-06-2157 min
GOOD ON WOODFather Gerry Reynolds: Unity Pilgrim w. Rev. Ken Newell, Jonny Clark & Ed PetersenIn today's episode of Good on Wood we speak to Rev. Ken Newell, Jonny Clark & Ed Petersen about the life and witness of the late Irish catholic priest and peacemaker Father Gerry Reynolds and his work to heal the wounds of North Ireland. Our conversation explores the complexities of "The Troubles," the historical context of British colonialism in Ireland, the importance of cultivating prophetic friendships across sectarian divides, and the ongoing struggle for justice and healing in Ireland. Together, the speakers emphasise the need for a nuanced understanding of the Irish identity and the significance of n...
2025-06-131h 20
Obscure ChatterTAS Rewind: Ep 42 with Ryan Reynolds
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2025-06-051h 54
Painter Growth PodcastPainter Growth Story: Stephen Reynolds - The Keys To 60K/Month BusinessReady to really grow? Schedule a meeting now with my team: go.paintergrowth.com/schedule?el=impactpodcast
In today's episode, Stephen Reynolds, a business owner, amazing Painter Growth client, and accomplished ice dancer, joins the Painter Growth Podcast to share his transformative business story.
Stephen’s turning point came after a major project failure exposed gaps in his business processes. Seeking a solution, he joined Painter Growth, gaining tools and guidance to improve his systems and his team’s professionalism. Since then, his monthly revenue has doubled, consistently reaching from $40,000 to $60,000.
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2024-11-1121 min
THE ALITA REYNOLDS SHOW | Women of FaithThe Forge | Alita Reynolds + Alex Kendrick + Stephen KendrickI had the incredible honor of hosting the Kendrick Brothers, the creative minds behind the number one box office hit, War Room, and other impactful films like Overcomer, Courageous, and Fireproof.
We discussed their latest project, The Forge, which is set to release in theaters on August 23rd. This new film focuses on discipleship and takes place in the same universe as War Room. The Kendrick Brothers shared the inspiration behind The Forge, emphasizing the importance of men stepping up in their faith and mentoring the next generation. They highlighted how the film portrays a Christian businessman...
2024-08-1922 min
Faith Film Fan42. Alex & Stephen Kendrick - The ForgeJoin Alita Reynolds as she hosts an insightful conversation with Alex and Stephen Kendrick, the acclaimed filmmakers behind the upcoming movie The Forge, set to hit theaters on August 23. In this episode, Alita and the Kendrick Brothers delve into the inspiration behind choosing discipleship as the central theme of their new film. Get an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the making of The Forge and discover the heart and vision that brought this powerful story to life. Don’t miss The Forge in theaters nationwide starting August 23.Watch the trailer, get tickets an...
2024-08-0422 min
The Turnaround PodcastMaking Sense of the Regulatory Reaction to the Lehman Brothers Collapse with Barney ReynoldsThe Turnaround Podcast with Stephen Phillips, Episode 6
In this episode of The Turnaround Podcast, Stephen Phillips speaks with Barney Reynolds, an expert in financial services regulation and partner at the newly merged firm of A& O Sherman, a global law firm equally fluent in U.S. law, English law, and the laws of the world's most dynamic markets.
Tune in to the episode to hear about:
* Barney’s career journey and his experience with Lehman Brothers
* The regulatory reaction, creating a new architecture for regulation, to the Lehman Brothers collapse
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2024-06-2647 min
The Possibility-Action Network PodcastEpisode 129, Unlocking ASTROLOGY for CLARTY with Samuel F. ReynoldsSamuel Reynolds was a skeptic at first. He didn’t believe in the value of astrology at all. After studying it for over 25 years, he realizes that astrology can be of great benefit. In his studies and practice, Samuel has discovered a few areas in which astrologers can make improvements. First, they can make it easier to understand. Second, they can make it easier to use. Samuel also thinks astrologers can’t agree on who controls our lives; some think our psychology controls us, while others believe the planets do. This way of thinking puts him on a path to m...
2024-05-081h 03
PITY PARTY OVERLifelong Learning: Unlocking Your Endless Potential - Featuring Dr. Marcia ReynoldsOur guest today is Dr. Marcia Reynolds, one of the most influential figures in the coaching world. She has contributed to the industry through groundbreaking books Breakthrough Coaching and Coach the Person, Not the Problem. How do you make time for learning and growth with a jam-packed schedule? When we stop learning, challenges feel like giant puzzles. To succeed in the many facets of life, Dr. Reynolds encourages us to make learning a core value. Lifelong learning is not about seeking perfection but the journey of a lifetime. Dr. Marcia Reynolds suggests “wandering” as the mind...
2024-04-1637 min
Imperfect Men28: Stephen CraneOn this episode, Steve and Cody hash out whether Revolutionary martyrdom is enough to be a Founding Father, as they discuss Stephen Crane (and his fivehead).Podcast to recommend: History in the Bible (https://www.historyinthebible.com/)SourcesFleming, Thomas. “The Battle of Springfield.” New Jersey’s Revolutionary Experience. Trenton, NJ: New Jersey Historical Commission, 1975.See pinned post on Bluesky for general sources Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2024-02-2724 min
The Insurance LeadersFrom Family Agency To Scratch Agent with Stephen Turnbull Join Ryan as he sits down in this heartfelt and sober exchange with Stephen Turnbull of T5 Insurance out of Clinton, NY. Stephen describes leaving a 101-year-old family agency for the discomfort of starting a scratch agency. While he is only 17 months in, and despite the hard market he has encountered, Stephen has committed himself to being involved in and leading his community by serving others. To contact Ryan, email him at Rreynolds@GrimesInsurance.com
2023-11-0942 minFaith Film Fan23. Stephen Gray - After DeathStephen, the visionary director behind "After Death," embarks on a captivating journey to explore the personal narratives of 14 individuals who have encountered near-death experiences. In this illuminating narrative, Stephen delves into the driving force that compelled him to share these remarkable stories and unveils the intricate creative process that brought this documentary to life. Furthermore, he generously offers profound insights into select stories, enriching our understanding beyond the confines of the film itself. See After Death opening in theaters, October 27.Watch the Trailer & Get Tickets at https://faithfilmfan.com/new-releases#after-death
2023-10-2445 min
JournosThat Time Fake Aliens Invaded Mexico and Real Rats Invaded D.C.It's mankind versus nonhuman invaders in this episode of Journos! Stephen's big talk about pant legs gets Brandon thinking about a Washington Post story on rat-hunting that reads like a newspaper version of a snuff film ... only with rats.
What's with WaPo's obsession with the city's rats? Our sleuths dig into the last few years of coverage to sort out whether the city's paper of record really really loves rats, or really really hates them. (Seems like a cross-species frenemy situation.)
All this talk of invasion inspires Stephen to ruminate on Mexico's space alien problem. T...
2023-09-2337 minJournosWe Nearly All Died Out, But We Survived ... to Create Barbie!After some discussion of one of the lesser-known markers of climate change (sticky leather seats), we kick off this episode by introducing you to a new guest host: Hondo!
Then it's on to the question of how we endure crises. First, the unfortunate recent diarrhea incident that forced a Delta plane to turn around. Then, we talk about a recent study in the journal Science that posits the human population went through a bottleneck such that we were down to fewer than 1,300 people.
That the modern human is the product of pretty serious inbreeding guides...
2023-09-1032 min
The Chemical Show: Where Leaders Talk BusinessFuture of Operational Excellence is Digital with Stephen Reynolds of AVEVA - Ep. 121Have you ever wondered how the future of operational excellence in the chemical industry will be shaped by digital transformation? In this episode of The Chemical Show, Victoria Meyer welcomes guest Stephen Reynolds, Industry Principal for the Chemical Segment at AVEVA, a global leader in industrial software, driving digital transformation and sustainability. Stephen shares his insights into how technology is revolutionizing operational excellence and empowering employees to drive the business forward. In this episode, Stephen, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience in the chemical industry. With 25 years of working as a chemical engineer, S...
2023-08-2943 min
Nexus: A Claroty PodcastStephen Reynolds on Protecting the CISO During Incident InvestigationsStephen Reynolds, a partner at the law firm of McDermott, Will, and Emery, joins the Nexus Podcast to discuss some of the concerns and questions CISOs and other security executives may have about their personal liability and exposure during breach investigations. The short of it: Don’t panic, but don’t be unprepared either. In this case, preparation equates to having personal legal counsel available, and document everything during an incident.Reynolds and Eli Lilly associate VP and assistant general counsel Nick Merker presented on this topic at Black Hat under the context of the case and conviction of f...
2023-08-2833 min
Hard Ticket to SidarisA Black Belt in ShotgunJoin Cody, Theresa, and Stephen as they discuss wild cuts, Cowboys bar and saloon, the rise of smoking in Sidaris' work, a fish and code name, and much much more on this episode, featuring 1988's Picasso Trigger! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2023-08-241h 15
"The Data Diva" Talks Privacy Podcast"The Data Diva E145 - Stephen Lawton and Debbie ReynoldsSend us a textDebbie Reynolds, “The Data Diva” talks to Stephen Lawton, Founder of AFAB Consulting LLC, Cybersecurity Expert and Technology Journalist. We discuss the importance of understanding the history of technology, the potential issues with AI, and the need to be aware of service-level agreements when using cloud services. We also discuss the potential for data to be shifted from one country to another and the need to be aware of cloud services regulations. AI has been around for a while but is now breaking into the consumer market. Cyber insurance companies are using AI t...
2023-08-151h 00
Rewrite Your Story - Personal Growth and DevelopmentEp 2: A Journey of Purpose and Compassion: Angela Reynolds"Rewriting Lives: Angela Reynolds's Inspiring Journey of Purpose and Compassion"
A Transformative Story of Finding Purpose Through Service
Introduction:
In this episode of "Rewriting Lives," we dive into the remarkable journey of Angela Reynolds, a woman who rewrote her life story to pursue her passion for helping disadvantaged children and teenagers in Thailand. From leaving a successful career in the hospitality industry to dedicating her life to serving others, Angela's story serves as an inspiration to all who seek to rewrite their own narratives.
Angela's Remarkable Transformation:...
2023-06-051h 03JournosPrince Harry & Meghan vs Florida ManUsed to be, we had forest spirits and talking animals and whatnot. But those days are long over, and now the closest to a mythology we moderns have is celebrities — those magical sprites that materialize in a puff of self-regard and vanish in a flash of cameras. It's not Grimm, but it is grim.
The Great American Fairy Tale added a new chapter recently when Prince Harry and Meghan Markle were involved in a post-gala paparazzi pursuit that the royals' PR called "near catastrophic." Since nothing seemed to have happened, it suggests that just being in the ne...
2023-05-2341 minJournosPlumbing the Depths of the Teenage Mind w/Denis Barron, MFTIn this episode, Stephen (who, by the way, used to be a high school teacher) strikes off on his own to discover what went wrong during his wayward teenage years. Well, not really. But he does track down San Francisco-based therapist Denis Barron, MFT to learn more about what makes young minds tick.
Barron has spent his career working with adolescents, and has some great insights on everything from the reasons teens do the crazy shit they do, to the apparent evolutionary benefits of ADHD. He also gives some great advice on what developmental milestones are most i...
2023-03-1436 minJournosPay No Attention to the Story About that Blown-Up Russian Gas Pipeline!In this episode, we ask: Must a story be told? What happens if it isn't? Could we be better off?
Brandon & Stephen are somewhat boggled by the existence of a story that seems out of journalism's primordial past. Not a "man bites dog" story, but an even more ancient piece of news: "dog bites man." We consider a story about how, when dogs attack mail carriers, sometimes whole neighborhoods lose delivery service. It seems that, indeed, everything must be made into news eventually.
But — apparently not everything. From postal pith helmets, we look at a st...
2023-03-0345 min
Imperfect Men0: Ye Olde Backgrounde StuffeWelcome to our new show, Imperfect Men! Join Cody and Stephen as they deep-dive and rate into the signers of the United States' founding documents. This episode explores the preceding events leading to the American Revolution, and discusses the criteria for which the signers will be rated.Sources:Amar, Akhir Reed. The Words That Made Us: America’s Constitutional Conversation, 1760-1840. Basic Books, New York, 2021.Berlin, Ira. Many Thousands Gone: The First Two Centuries of Slavery in North America. Belknap Press, Cambridge, 1998.Calloway, Colin. The Scratch of a Pen: 1763 and the Transformation of North America. Ox...
2023-01-3133 minJournosFridays: America’s Dumping Ground for Bad News, NachosBefore you head off into your weekend, do you pull loved ones aside and tell them you've accidentally polluted a rainforest, or defrauded retirees, or contributed to a massacre? If so, you might be a popular corporation or politician!
In this episode, we're talking about a venerable American institution: the news dump. If you absolutely have to tell the whole nation that you screwed up, why not do it right before everyone's off for the weekend? We're Americans! We love to grill out and forget! By Monday, we're totally refreshed and entirely ignorant of whatever bad thing...
2023-01-2134 min
Business Class: The Tourism Industry's PodcastFinding Inspiration & Giving Thanks With Discover Long Island's Kristen ReynoldsTaking risks, discovering one's own potential, and finding gratitude in her destination, Discover Long Island's Kristen Reynolds, also a member of the Destinations International Board, shares her experience and climb to leadership with The Tourism Academy | tourismacademy.org's Stephen EkstromBusiness Class is brought to you by Learn Tourism, the nonprofit academy - harnessing the power of science, business psychology and adult education to advance the tourism industry and build sustainable economies. Learn how to engage your community, win over stakeholders and get more visitors at learntourism.org. Support the show
2023-01-1023 minJournosFrom Stone Carving to ChatGPT: 11,000 Years of ContentIt’s the last episode of 2022, and in the spirit of auld lang syne, we’re taking it all the way back to the 9th millennium BCE, to a region found in modern-day Turkey. That’s because it’s there we find what archeologists and artsy types are calling the “oldest known depiction of a narrative scene.”
But watch out — this neolithic masterpiece is a bit NSFW! Carved into a stone bench in an area likely used for rituals of some kind, cheeky enthusiasts can gaze upon a composition consisting of “a squatting male figure holding a rattle or a snake...
2022-12-3127 min
Movies on the SideSpirited (2022)Good afternoon! Ryan Reynolds makes his singing debut alongside the eternal Elf, Will Ferrel, in this Apple TV+ original: Spirited! We sing and dance our way through morality corner and more on this week’s episode of MOTS!Spirited (2022) - IMDbSpirited (2022) - Rotten TomatoesListen to our bonus episodes on Patreon!Support the showWatch our episodes on YouTube!Subscribe at: youtube.com/@moviesonthesideFollow us here:MOTS on InstagramMOTS on TikTokMOTS on FacebookMOTS on TwitterSupport MOTS on Patreon or in Apple Podcasts to access exclusive bonus episodes!
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2022-12-0433 minJournosWhat’s the Best Way to Brew Meat?Innovation is weird. One moment, you’re an early human spending half the day chewing raw, possibly tainted meat. The next, you’re sending your prehistoric carp back to the waiter because it “just wasn’t the same as last time.” Let’s talk about technological breakthroughs, and let’s do it through the lens of two stories that dropped, seemingly in sync, the other week.
Big news in the world of archaeological geochemistry: Scientists in Israel recently discovered evidence that humans have been cooking food for at least 780,000 years. Pretty cool, given that we previously believed we’ve been doin...
2022-11-2223 minJournosThe Dirty Truth About ClickbaitWe awaken from troubled naps into the existential horror of clickbait. Two stories in particular caught our attention recently: the sad tale of the "World's Dirtiest Man" who lived and died in Iran, and a restaurant for dogs in San Francisco.
Like angry media-addicted teenagers, Brandon & Stephen ask: why were these stories even born? Is it just good old "churnalism" — press releases reformatted into news articles by overworked reporters? Or is there something more sinister at stake, like trying to distract from revolution in the streets?
We all think we know from clickbait, but do we...
2022-11-0929 minFaith Film Fan1: Stephen Kendrick - Show Me the Father: Part 1In the first episode of the Faith Film Fan Podcast, host Rick Altizer interviews Stephen Kendrick. Rick and Stephen discuss the documentary Rick directed for the Kendrick Brothers, SHOW ME THE FATHER.
2022-10-2527 minFaith Film Fan2: Stephen Kendrick - Show Me the Father: Part 2In part 2 of this interview, FFF Podcast host Rick Altizer continues his conversation with producer Stephen Kendrick about their powerful documentary about fathering called SHOW ME THE FATHER.
2022-10-2526 minJournosIs ”Serial” Guilty ... of Bad Journalism? w/Rebecca Lavoie & Janet Varney
News from the "Wrongs Righted" Desk ~~
Adnan Syed, imprisoned for a murder he didn't commit, was released after 23 years in prison. If you've heard of Syed, it's from the podcast "Serial," which kick-started the ... trend? genre? industry? ... of longform podcasting.
But is it good journalism? After "Serial" premiered in 2014, questions arose about its accuracy; "Serial" creator Sarah Koenig's reporting focused on aspects of the story that made Syed look guilty (or just made the story look better) and ignored some crucial evidence that argued for his innocence. In the years since, there's been a lot...
2022-09-2650 minJournosDefacing the Mona Lisa and DALL•E’s Horrifying Netherworld of AI-Driven ArtWhat makes life worth living? What kind of cake does the Mona Lisa prefer? What does a chair made of avocados look like?
Art, in its many forms, seeks to answer all of the above. And for years, humans have enjoyed a near monopoly on creating it. But things are changing — and fast. Here, we take a look at people, our penchant for environmental destruction, and our even stronger proclivity for creating technology that may one day wipe us from the face of the earth — but not before creating next year’s fall lineup on Netflix.
First...
2022-07-2933 minJournosWhat Happens in Your Face, Stays in Your FaceProving that all the good science has already been found out and all that's left is the weird, gross stuff, Brandon & Stephen return from hiatus to tackle the recent discovery of a mite that lives on our face, where it has sex, and where it's gotten so good at having sex on our face that it doesn't know how to live independently anymore.
At a time when even humans have a hard time believing in other humans, it's somewhat heartwarming to know these little guys are going all-in on our species. Ride and/or die!
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2022-06-2822 minJournosKinky Dolphins, Bodies in Barrels, and Seeing What We Want to SeeWe begin with a mystery:
What does it mean when a pair of sexually aroused river dolphins engage in rough play with an anaconda? Science has no definitive answers, but the media — from Business Insider to The New York Times to BroBible — will happily cover the confusion.
So begins an exploration into pareidolia, that cognitive quirk where we see faces in all kinds of stuff, and "find" patterns of meaning in just about everything else. In this episode, Brandon & Stephen ask whether pareidolia applies to how we read (and produce) the news, too.
Is t...
2022-05-2025 minJournosA Visit to Elon Musk’s New Mall of AmericaElon bought Twitter. (You may have heard.) The analysis, hand-wringing, and general worrywart-ery about how bad it might be for media has been great for media, giving journalists and pundits lots to fill up pages and airtime. And to tweet about, of course.
It's a lot to take in, but for us, it helps to think about the whole thing as a visit to a mall in a state of flux. What will happen to the sunglasses kiosks? Or the fountain where everyone chit-chats? And will an attempted government overthrow begin in the Orange Julius?
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2022-05-0231 minJournosCan We Still Trust Science When it’s Calling Black Holes ”Hairy”?Some conflict in this episode: Brandon wants to talk about a new study that suggests black holes have quantum "hair" and Stephen wants to at least take a moment to discuss why the great minds behind the science didn't think a little harder about the branding of their hypothesis.
Chortling aside, the hairy black hole story is interesting to us for a few reasons. One is that, if correct, the hypothesis would resolve a contradiction at the heart of modern science — which involves whether or not anything can really escape the gravity of a black hole.
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2022-04-0930 minJournosBugs in the System: Cancer-Sniffing Worms, Hackers, and the New Cold WarStephen said this episode was about "diagnostics," but no one's going to listen to an episode about "diagnostics." Even a diagnostician is going to pass on a diagnostics episode in favor of some vintage white-lady killings on "My Favorite Murder."
So! This episode is all about things infiltrating systems, which is much more interesting.
Check it -- scientists discovered that the ever-useful C. elegans roundworm, a research favorite, is naturally attracted to the smell of lung cancer. What did we ever do to deserve such a great little fella?
Also -- let's talk ab...
2022-03-3026 minJournosWould You Become a Yacht Pirate for Ukraine?Well, would you? You don’t have to decide now, but be aware that lawmakers in Texas have introduced legislation to bring back privateering in order to empower citizens to seize the yachts of Russian oligarchs docked in American harbors.
Ahoy.
In this episode, Brandon and Stephen take a look at forms of protest and resistance in solidarity with and defense of Ukraine. First up is Marina Ovsyannikova, the woman who poached the state-run Russian airwaves with a message for her country’s people: “Don’t believe propaganda. They’re lying to you here.” Brandon then takes a l...
2022-03-2432 min
Movies on the SideThe Adam Project (2022)Ryan Reynolds in a heist movie? Done. Ryan Reynolds in a video game movie? Done. Ryan Reynolds in a time travel movie? That’s exactly what you get in today’s episode as we review The Adam Project! Side note: Mark Ruffalo, please do another romance drama with Jennifer Garner.• The Adam Project (2022) - IMDb• The Adam Project (2022) - Rotten Tomatoes• Listen to our bonus episodes on Patreon!Support the showWatch our episodes on YouTube!Subscribe at: youtube.com/@moviesonthesideFollow us here:MOTS on Insta...
2022-03-2042 minJournosWhat Shipwrecks Can Teach Us About Hot Cars, Fast Ice, and Human ProgressBrandon's on vacation ... a cruise, actually! Which some people might consider work, but after a few dozen piña of coladas, he's feeling philosophical...
... And that's right when Stephen tracks him down to talk about, what else?, shipwrecks, because they're topical and because Stephen isn't reading the room. Still, it was interesting to talk about the Felicity Ace, that Portuguese ship carrying luxury cars that caught fire and had to be abandoned. Particularly, the viral rumor that all those Porsches and Bentleys were now up for grabs because something something law of the sea, which is not a...
2022-03-1932 min
Stutter Awareness Stories By Alex ReynoldsStephen GreeneHey guys it's time for another exciting episode of my ongoing podcast. In this episode I talk to Stephen from Dublin, Ireland. Come and listen to his truly inspiring story.
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2022-03-1143 minJournosWhat Jesus’ Foreskin Foretold About the Skincare IndustryAmong the tiny relics dotting the timeline of Christian history, few items pack a bigger punch than the holy prepuce. For the uninitiated, that’s fancy-talk for Jesus’ foreskin, and the provenance and authenticity of numerous specimens purported to be the one-and-only bit of flesh have been questioned for years.
That’s just the tip of the proverbial iceberg in this episode, as Brandon and Stephen pull back the layers of the holy prepuce to reveal that it may have, if nothing else, the ability to knock a few years off the penance of a wayward Italian from ti...
2022-03-0934 minJournosEarworms of Mass DestructionHow should we feel about city officials blasting pop songs to disperse protesters? Better than tear gas, but more disturbing that they're trying to weaponize our precious "Macarena?"
Big Brother's DJs were in effect in Wellington, New Zealand's capital — where protesters, inspired by Canada's own anti-vax demonstrations, took to the streets. The Wellington authorities' response? Barry Manilow, "Baby Shark," and even some James Blunt (at his request).
We decided to look at why weaponizing music is such a popular pastime for governments trying to assert control over public dissent ... or to break suspected terrorists.
T...
2022-02-2322 minJournosLet’s Talk About Why That Adorable Jim from ”The Office” Is Spying on UsIn this episode, we start by reflecting on the mystery that is "Gazpacho Police." It's either a flub by Marjorie Taylor Greene, or the stunning reveal that the US Capitol Police's jurisdiction includes soups. Mistake or political ploy, it gave the news media something to freak out about, and the Right something new to fundraise around, probably.
But we're not here to talk about cold starter dishes. The MTG outburst reminded Brandon and Stephen that the government may indeed be spying on us, as was confirmed by the reveal that the CIA is indeed still spying on u...
2022-02-1723 minJournosA No-Fly List for Jerks, Sex Jets, and Other Mysteries of Modern Air TravelWe've talked about Cucumber Time before: that "silly season" in summer and late in the year when the media decides not much is happening (all evidence to the contrary) and crams its news hole with frivolity.
A species of Cucumber Time is on us again: this one we call Horny Time, when outlets scramble to find stories about love and lust to fluff us up for Valentine's Day. NYT served us up a moist one about a Las Vegas airplane charter biz that rolls out the satin pillows for customers to join the Mile High Club. It'll...
2022-02-1121 minJournosSpoiler Alerts! Wordle, Chinese Censorship, and the Zen of Knowing the End in AdvanceWe talked about memes as "mind viruses" a few episodes ago, but boy, "Let's Go Brandon" got nothing on Wordle. The daily word game has become America's newest pandemic, so it was only a matter of time before someone figured out a way to spoil everything on Twitter.
So, we got to thinking about "spoilers." That led us to ideas about "controlling the narrative," which has taken some interesting forms lately:
China changing the ending of "Fight Club" and other movies to make sure the state always wins
American thickneck John Cena calling Taiwan a country...
2022-01-3140 minJournosThe Great Los Angeles Train KerfuffleWhen the media gets a good story about a TRAIN ROBBERY, why, it's a special kind of glee. Headlines may read things like “Thieves loot freight trains in Los Angeles with impunity” but beneath the newsy professionalism is a childlike desire to write what reporters really feel about trains, crime, & policing:
"Choo-Choo's Boo-Boos Are No-Nos for the Po-Po"
In other words, some simple-ass storytelling, y'all.
Never fear, because our two intrepid news hoboes, Brandon & Stephen, dodge the bulls to hop aboard the story of these freight-train robberies in Los Angeles. Oh the boxes! So m...
2022-01-2127 min
The Kenny and Renny ShowSeason 2: Episode 7 with Stephen Whyno and Dan MurphyKen Wiebe and Sean Reynolds of Sportsnet welcome Stephen Whyno of the Associated Press and Dan Murphy of Sportsnet for the long-form edition of The Kenny and Renny Show.
2022-01-141h 17JournosPiñatas and Two-Steppin’: Companies Dodge Responsibility, FestivelyWhen you do something wrong, what's your move? To accept responsibility, or to create a dirty little simulacrum who takes the blame while you cavort?
If you're an American company, you might go with the Mini-Me approach.
Today, we're telling two tales of bankruptcy. In the first, Cyber Ninjas is shutting down. They couldn't assassinate the will of the voters in Arizona, so they are attempting to vanish into the night, having at least pushed The Big Lie of voter fraud a little further toward this year's midterm elections.
(Not great that faith i...
2022-01-1321 minJournos12 Days of JOURNOS, Day 12: Should Society Invest in Brains or Farts?On the Twelfth and Final Day of the 12 Days of JOURNOS, Brandon and Stephen reluctantly cover the story about the reality TV star who sells her own farts. Sigh. Not surprisingly, said farts are also available as NFTs. Double sigh.
All this gets them thinking about the need to invest in the collective brainpower of humanity, which has apparently dropped to an all time low. It’s time to “buy the dip” and prevent any future “fartrepreneurs” from poisoning the well of civilization any further.
How? The folks over at The Brookings Institute have an idea: The Wh...
2022-01-0615 minJournos12 Days of JOURNOS, Day 11: Elizabeth Holmes vs. NFTsOn the Eleventh Day of JOURNOS, we got ourselves a Special Guest: Elizabeth Holmes, fresh from her conviction on four of 11 charges (the ones related to rich folks, not the ones related to regular folks).
Brandon & Stephen walk through the rise and fall of Theranos, while newly minted Friend-of-Show Elizabeth looks on the bright side, including croquet with "Mad Dog" Mattis, joining a very exclusive crime club with Martha Stewart, and selling NFTs of herself making ... noises.
All this NFT talk gets us thinking about the strange world of tech investment. What's really the difference...
2022-01-0515 minJournos12 Days of JOURNOS, Day 10: Let’s Count to a TrillionOn the Tenth Day of JOURNOS, we’re talkin’ turkey about tech stocks, big bucks, and the jobs of tomorrow. You may have heard that Apple just received the first $3 trillion valuation in history. But you’ve certainly never seen anyone count to a trillion. Why? Would take too long, obv. Nevertheless, in an effort to demystify this astronomical price tag, Stephen walks us through a few somewhat more tangible examples to help us wrap our brains around the company’s mind-boggling market cap.
Brandon then brings us down to earth with a run down of the most sough...
2022-01-0413 minJournos12 Days of JOURNOS, Day Nine: Bugs, Blood & Other Future Menu ItemsOn the Ninth Day of JOURNOS, we remind ourselves that the year 2022 was first popularized in 1973 by the film Soylent Green. That vision of the future of cuisine gets Brandon & Stephen talking about other plans for how and what to feed people that isn't made of people.
Turns out one option is ... soylent, the food-replacement drink with the recommended daily allowance of misplaced irony.
But for reals, the near-future of food is wild: vertical farming, urban shrimp, upcycled coffee, plus algae, kelp, more kelp, heme, and, of course, insects ... so many insects. If the taste f...
2022-01-0318 minJournos12 Days of JOURNOS, Day Eight: The Color Conspiracy of 2022On the Eighth Day of JOURNOS, we unpack Brandon's first conspiracy: the secret marketing machinations that produce the Color of the Year. This year, a hitch: most of the colors were basically the same riff on greenish-gray. With this crack in the facade, Stephen & Brandon discuss the terrible power of the true palette-masters over at the Pantone Color Institute, which exercises considerable sway over the design and marketing choices of all sorts of brands.
Pantone's Color of the Year? A sick purp called "Very Peri!" Pantone's choice, as well as all those near-identical green-grays, was inspired this...
2022-01-0213 minJournos12 Days of JOURNOS, Day Seven: Nature, ah, Finds a WayOn the Seventh Day of JOURNOS, fish rain down from the heavens into Texarkana, Texas. A Biblical tale rendered unto the news by a blessed waterspout, and a fitting end to a year of nature's oddities.
As the fishy heavens open up, we open an umbrella and do some updates to our episode on space, sea, and desert. Even though I reported on the issues with solar-energy development in the Mojave Desert, the Biden administration still opened up more desert land to those panel-lovin' freaks. The news covered the politics of the Joes Biden and Manchin, and B...
2022-01-0118 minJournos12 Days of JOURNOS, Day Five: The Mental-Health OlympicsOn the Fifth Day of JOURNOS, we sprint, dive, and slalom into the 2020 Summer Olympic Games, held in summer of 2021. We glory at the spectacle of so many controversies, from bribery and shameful resignations to a stadium sourced from endangered rainforests and the traditional procession of vomiting Australians that ends every Olympiad.
We linger voyeuristically at that other tradition: how Olympians are going to screw each other. This time around, it was complicated by cardboard no-sex beds, a utopian vision of corrugated-cardboard idealism from the 1960s that like everything these days was infected by disinformation.
Th...
2021-12-3011 minJournos12 Days of JOURNOS, Day Four: Is Clickbait Bad?On the Fourth Day of Journos we check in on a Denver Area bear that, back in July, got a bucket stuck on its head. The incident made national news, and it wasn’t the only such story involving a rascally Ursus and a bucket that the media picked up in 2021. Needless to say, the bear/bucket saga was far from the most pressing issue that day.
That’s right, we’re taking a look at clickbait and why we can’t stop falling for it. Stephen looks into the psychology of it all, while Brandon pulls a few cho...
2021-12-2911 minJournos12 Days of JOURNOS, Day Three: Get on the Influencer BusOn the Third Day of JOURNOS, Brandon tells the story of three women who met over the social medium of a cheating boyfriend, bought an old school bus, and went on a road trip across the US, scattering feel-good news stories across this great nation and then creating their own content like a bunch of Johnny Appleseeds of the Influencer Economy.
Beating back our cynicism, we ask whether this is an earnest voyage of discovery, or just a good opportunity to generate some Intellectual Property, addressing thorny questions of how it's any different than travel writing of...
2021-12-2812 minJournos12 Days of JOURNOS, Day Two: The Great Rooster Virility CrisisOn the Second Day of JOURNOS, Stephen sinks his teeth into a juicy story: What happened to the chicken tenders? Is there really a shortage, or is it just a case of price fluctuations leading to crispy, clickable headlines?
Stephen watches with cool amusement as a poorly sourced TODAY story inspires a sampling of imitators, and the occasional sales pitch. It's a game of Southern-fried telephone that leaves out essential ingredients like drought and climate change.
Meanwhile, Brandon recalls the flurry of stories in which chicken shortages were blamed on roosters not being cock enough t...
2021-12-2714 minJournos12 Days of JOURNOS, Day One: Oh a Sarcasm Detector I’m So SureWe kick off "The 12 Days of JOURNOS," a collection of weird stories we loved but didn't get to, and follow-ups to those stories we did. It's short tales told through a phone call or two.
On the First Day of JOURNOS, Brandon interrupts Stephen's "Irish Goodnight" with the story of a sarcasm detector funded by the US government's DARPA. The goal? To scientifically determine if that dude on Twitter *really* thinks we're "so f*ckin funny" or if it's all a put-on.
We discuss the puzzles and pitfalls of one of humanity's greatest inventions — language it...
2021-12-2511 minJournos”Don’t Look Up” Reviewed + Asteroid Mining and a Great End-of-the-World Chicken RecipeBrandon and Stephen dig into Adam McKay's new climate-change-apocalypse parable Don't Look Up and spin out on the state of journalism, satire, and whether American comedy can handle existential threats (or even the quietly sad).
Brandon goes in search of answers about how big a business asteroid mining might really be, and Stephen shares a favorite chicken recipe for when it all falls apart.
Find a spot at the table, grab the wine, and remember that the future is somewhere else.
Notes
All kinds of people are getting into th...
2021-12-241h 13JournosA Trip to Toronto — the Nexus of Identity, Baseball, and Sexual Exhibitionism
Brandon reports in from a hotel in Toronto that hides an amazing mystery, which gets our heroes thinking about the nature of pilgrimage, memory, and why people apparently can't stop themselves from boning whenever a TV camera is around.
Plus, Stephen tells the story of searching for his father's childhood home in Honolulu and a wild story of the attack on Pearl Harbor.
So open your curtains wide and go on a journey with us.
Notes
- All about the Rogers Centre, aka the SkyDome
- People really like to have sex during Blue Jays games.
- Like, really like to hav...
2021-11-2343 minJournosFuture Cities and the Inevitable Doomsday Yacht (with a Good Wine Selection)We dive into some utopian city concepts. Brandon walks us through Saudi Arabia's NEOM, Marc Lore's Telosa, and a big ole boat for billionaires to escape pandemics and poverty, plus some failed utopian projects of yore.
Meanwhile, Stephen obsesses over slime molds, finds out his dream home is actually an 18th-century prison, and frets over the duo's job prospects after the apocalypse.
2021-11-1955 min
Hit Chat Chit Chatep 13 Group Chat w/ Jp @JPFasone1 Fasone, Connor @Burnsaay Burns, & Stephen @CoachstephenpagTwitter: @Fast_RBI
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2021-11-151h 02
The Fine Film PodcastStephen Reynolds Director Spotlight | Vendetta, WWE, & Out of MeccaIn this episode, I had the pleasure of speaking with British film director Stephen Reynolds. Best known for his fast-paced action films such as 'Vendetta' starring Danny Dyer, his WWE Studio films '12 Rounds 3: Lockdown', 'Interrogation' and his latest sci-fi short film 'Out of Mecca'. Stephen is a very talented director with a very inspiring story of how he got to do his dream job. We hope you enjoy our chat. Watch 'Out of Mecca' on YouTube now and please subscribe to our channel, like, comment & share for more movie talk.
2021-10-291h 30
Off the Shelf30. Stephen Reynolds, AuthorWelcome to Off the Shelf!
You can follow me on Instagram here: Phoebe @ Pause Books HQ (@pausebooks)
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My guest this week is Stephen Reynolds:
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2021-07-1238 min
Dock House PodcastSTEPHEN REYNOLDS - Dock House Podcast #019On this weeks episode of The Dock House Podcast we catch up with filmmaker, actor and producer Stephen Reynolds as we chat filmmaking stories, working with famous stars, breaking into Hollywood injuries and much more.
2020-12-211h 51
The House of Horla TalesThe Unicorn in the Garden by James Thurber, read by Stephen ReynoldsThe Unicorn in the Garden by James Thurber, read by Stephen Reynolds.
"The Unicorn in the Garden" is a short story written by James Thurber. One of the most famous of Thurber's humorous modern fables, it first appeared in The New Yorker on October 21, 1939; and was first collected in his book Fables for Our Time and Famous Poems Illustrated (Harper and Brothers, 1940).
Music by Hammock.
2020-12-0804 min
Tech GuideTech Guide Episode 415 - with special guest ADAM REYNOLDSIf you fly a drone you’ll now have to get it registered with CASA, Norton has introduced Dark Web monitoring to its internet security to protect your identity and we’re introducing an all-new segment to the Tech Guide podcast – it’s called Celebrity Tech – each week we’ll be talking to people in the media, sport and entertainment about their relationship with technology and how they use it in their personal and professional life. This week we’re chatting with South Sydney Rabbitohs captain Adam Reynolds. We’ll also take a look at the EPOS range of audio products d...
2020-08-3150 min
Vancouver College Alumni Association#9 - Jeff Reynolds (VC'96) specializes in international security policy at NATO.Description:
Jeffrey Reynolds (VC'96) works at NATO in Virginia and will join the VC Alumni webinar series to discuss his role, how he got there and what is happening around the world.
Guest: Jeffrey Reynolds (VC'96)
Jeffrey Reynolds specializes in international security policy for Europe and North America, as well as innovation and transformation for defence organisations. He has two decades of expertise in international security, strategy, geo-politics, and forecasting. He has led several multinational and diverse teams that span cultures and industries on a range of security issues. When...
2020-08-0659 min
The Business Method: Interviewing Billionaires, Billion Dollar Founders & the World’s Most Successful People 🎧🔥Ep. 458 ~ Surviving 5 Recessions as an Entrepreneur ~ Stephen KingStephen King ~ President & CEO GrowthForce
~ Current Series ~
Entrepreneurs Surviving & Navigating the Corona Crisis
From bootstrapped tech founder to billion-dollar executive, he is regarded as one of the accounting industry's top thought leaders, he's currently serving as President & CEO of GrowthForce, one of the nation’s largest cloud-based accounting services.
Stephen has worked with Fortune 100 companies and he’s been an executive at a $4bn company and a fundraiser at a non-profit. He’s launched bootstrapped startups and piloted an industry-leading tech company.
Importan...
2020-06-1753 min
Behind the Curtain with Jeff ReynoldsStephen Kruiser and Justin Brecht - Ep 3Episode 3.Hey everyone, just a quick note. I meant to get this episode out last week, but I encountered audio difficulties and then went to CPAC, so my travel schedule didn’t allow me to publish this episode. Going forward we will continue to publish every Wednesday. Thanks for your patience and understanding. Please forgive the less than stellar audio, but we did the best we could. I wanted to publish this anyway, because it’s a very important episode. So, Thanks for checking out this week’s Behind the Curtain Podcast with Jeff Reynolds. This episode is pac...
2019-03-061h 24
DiscoDazeDiscoDaze #13 - 13.10.17DiscoDaze show broadcasted on Open Tempo FM on Friday 13th October, 2017. www.opentempofm.com
Tracklisting
1. Blue Feather - After Midnight (Andy Kidd 12" Remix) (Unreleased) https://soundcloud.com/andykiddibiza/blue-feather-after-midnight-andy-kidd-12-mix
2. Dr Packer - Don’t Really Wanna Stop https://www.junodownload.com/products/dr-packer-funk-diversity-ep/3275629-02/
3. Mitiko - Boka Funk https://www.junodownload.com/products/mitiko-my-time/3522087-02/
4. Massimo Vanoni - Alchoholico https://www.junodownload.com/products/massimo-vanoni-alcoholics-cocktail/3513533-02/
5. Corbi & Reynolds - Let It Play https://www.junodownload.com/products/corbi-reynolds-melon-bomb-presents-tasty-cuts/3276616-02/
6. Blondie - Heart Of Glass https://itunes.apple.com/ie/album/thriller/id269572838
7. The S.O.S. Band - Take Yo...
2017-10-132h 00The Business Method: Interviewing Billionaires, Billion Dollar Founders & the World’s Most Successful People 🎧🔥Ep.243 ~ Moving From Old Business Models to New Business Models and Hong Kong ~ Stephen PetithListeners, today we are joined by a serial entrepreneur that has built multiple 7-figure location independent businesses. Stephen Petith calls in from Hong Kong to join us on the show today. Stephen is the co-founder of Global Private Partners and Sovereign Capitalists. Together they are working to transform the way business models operate in the world.
Today on the show, Stephen and I talk about why he loves Hong Kong from a business perspective. We then talk about the Cashflow Quadrant and the important differences between employees, self-employed small business owners, true business owners, and investors. He dives into the dif...
2017-07-2026 min
CERIAS Weekly Security Seminar - Purdue UniversityStephen Reynolds, The Rise of Cyber-Crime: A Legal Perspective Whether it is a spear phishing attack, social engineering, or malware specifically tailored to obtain online banking credentials, hundreds of thousands of dollars are at risk to fund transfer fraud and other cyber-crime. Beyond the financial consequences of these cyber-attacks, entities face an increasingly complex array of legal obligations and issues in the aftermath of one of these events. This presentation will give an overview of trends in cyber-crime, legal issues that may arise from these events, how responses to the events affect potential liability, and how the law allocates responsibility between parties involved. About the speaker: Stephen Reynolds...
2017-03-0851 min
Insight Into HealingInterview With Stephen Reynolds: Tumbleweed: The Film :Tumbleweed: Stephen Reynolds was born in Akron Ohio. He moved to Texas and finished his degree in history and went into the legal world. Theatre and film had always been a passion or hobby or occasionally paying career. In 2010 he started Bermuda Dunes Productions with his version of Edgar Allen Poe's Fall of the House of Usher and has written, directed and produced 10 films since that. Tumbleweed will be film #12. When Stephen is not working with film or theatre he is on a quest to see the world and has seen 20 countries so far with many more to go.
2016-11-0330 min
The Unlimited Podcast#32 Stephen Reynolds - VendettaThe brilliant Stephen Reynolds. An important part of my own journey through the films he has made for me and as a friend, Steve recently wrote, directed and edited the movie Vendetta, starring Danny Dyer. Here we chat about how he got to this point and some of the high and low spots of his journey so far. Twitter @reynoldsfilms www.stuart-williams.com Twitter @StuDotWilliams
2013-12-0248 min
Shock World Service (Podcast)026: Black Diamond Express to Hell (Stephen Reynolds)Shock World Service 026
Black Diamond Express to Hell by Stephen Reynolds
09/07/09 Dublin, Ireland
1. Rev AW Nix - Black Diamond Express To Hell
2. Mount Kimbie - Maybes
3. Paul Simon - 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover
4. Milanese - Caramel Cognac
5. Joker - Snake Eater
6. Denis Wilson - River Song
7. Studio - Origin
8. Fox - S S S Single Bed
9. Das Bierbeben - Delirium
10. Circlesquare - Stop Taking (So Many)
2009-07-0940 minShock World Service026: Black Diamond Express to Hell (Stephen Reynolds)Shock World Service 026
Black Diamond Express to Hell by Stephen Reynolds
09/07/09 Dublin, Ireland
1. Rev AW Nix - Black Diamond Express To Hell
2. Mount Kimbie - Maybes
3. Paul Simon - 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover
4. Milanese - Caramel Cognac
5. Joker - Snake Eater
6. Denis Wilson - River Song
7. Studio - Origin
8. Fox - S S S Single Bed
9. Das Bierbeben - Delirium
10. Circlesquare - Stop Taking (So Many)
2009-07-0940 min
Shock World Service (Podcast)019: Asleep At A Party (Stephen Reynolds)Shock World Service 019
Asleep at a Party by Stephen Reynolds
14/01/2009 Dublin, Ireland
1. OMD - Radio Prague
2. Beastie Boys - Transitions
3. Egg - Fugue In D Minor
4. High Places - The Tree With The Lights In It
5. Gang Gang Dance - Nicoman
6. The Notwist - Boneless (Panda Bear Remix)
7. Pam Hogg - Honeyland
8. Stars - What The Snowman Learned About Love
9. Memory Cassette - Asleep At a Party
10. Lena Lovich - I Think We're Alone Now
11. Jona Lewie - The Baby, She's On The Street
12. The Earlies - Morning Wonder
13. Whitley - A Shot To The Stars
14. Luna - Superfreaky Memories
2009-01-1445 minShock World Service019: Asleep At A Party (Stephen Reynolds)Shock World Service 019
Asleep at a Party by Stephen Reynolds
14/01/2009 Dublin, Ireland
1. OMD - Radio Prague
2. Beastie Boys - Transitions
3. Egg - Fugue In D Minor
4. High Places - The Tree With The Lights In It
5. Gang Gang Dance - Nicoman
6. The Notwist - Boneless (Panda Bear Remix)
7. Pam Hogg - Honeyland
8. Stars - What The Snowman Learned About Love
9. Memory Cassette - Asleep At a Party
10. Lena Lovich - I Think We're Alone Now
11. Jona Lewie - The Baby, She's On The Street
12. The Earlies - Morning Wonder
13. Whitley - A Shot To The Stars
14. Luna - Superfreaky Memories
2009-01-1445 min
Shock World Service (Podcast)012: I Don't Wanna Be Nice (Stephen Reynolds)Shock World Service 012
I Don’t Wanna Be Nice by Stephen Reynolds
15/06/08 Dublin, Ireland
Our Label: goo.gl/6VXilY
Twitter: twitter.com/shockws
1. The Congos - Fisherman
2. The Clash - Armagideon Time
3. The Pop Group - She Is Between Good & Evil
4. Glaxo Babies - This Is Your Life
5. John Cooper Clarke - I Don't Wanna Be Nice
6. The Slits - Shopllifting
7. Magazine - A Song From Under The Floorboards
8. Au Pairs - It's Obvious
9. Department S - Is Vic There?
10. Virgin Prunes - Baby Turns Blue
2008-06-1538 minShock World Service012: I Don't Wanna Be Nice (Stephen Reynolds)Shock World Service 012
I Don’t Wanna Be Nice by Stephen Reynolds
15/06/08 Dublin, Ireland
Our Label: goo.gl/6VXilY
Twitter: twitter.com/shockws
1. The Congos - Fisherman
2. The Clash - Armagideon Time
3. The Pop Group - She Is Between Good & Evil
4. Glaxo Babies - This Is Your Life
5. John Cooper Clarke - I Don't Wanna Be Nice
6. The Slits - Shopllifting
7. Magazine - A Song From Under The Floorboards
8. Au Pairs - It's Obvious
9. Department S - Is Vic There?
10. Virgin Prunes - Baby Turns Blue
2008-06-1538 min
Shock World Service (Podcast)009: The Past Is a Grotesque Animal (Stephen Reynolds)Shock World Service 009
The Past Is a Grotesque Animal (Stephen Reynolds)
02/02/08 Dublin, Ireland
1. Sylford Walker - Deuteronomy
2. Steel Pulse - Ku Klux Klan
3. David Holmes - Happiness / Slip Your Skin
4. The Slickee Boys - Psycho Daisies
5. The Chocolate Watch Band - I'm Not Like Everybody Else
6. World Domination Enterprises - Asbestos Lead Asbestos
7. Killing Joke - Change (Dub)
8. Battant - Kevin
9. Huggy Bear - Her Jazz
10. The Kills - Fuck The People
11. The Wedding Present - Everyone Thinks He Looks Daft
12. Panico - Guadaloupe
13. Of Montreal - The Past Is a Grotesque Animal
2008-02-0254 minShock World Service009: The Past Is a Grotesque Animal (Stephen Reynolds)Shock World Service 009
The Past Is a Grotesque Animal (Stephen Reynolds)
02/02/08 Dublin, Ireland
1. Sylford Walker - Deuteronomy
2. Steel Pulse - Ku Klux Klan
3. David Holmes - Happiness / Slip Your Skin
4. The Slickee Boys - Psycho Daisies
5. The Chocolate Watch Band - I'm Not Like Everybody Else
6. World Domination Enterprises - Asbestos Lead Asbestos
7. Killing Joke - Change (Dub)
8. Battant - Kevin
9. Huggy Bear - Her Jazz
10. The Kills - Fuck The People
11. The Wedding Present - Everyone Thinks He Looks Daft
12. Panico - Guadaloupe
13. Of Montreal - The Past Is a Grotesque Animal
2008-02-0254 min