Arroe Collins Like It's Live

Understanding your tools is a major first step in staying positive inside kitchen. One such tool is used for cleaning up. Nobody enjoys scrubbing the pots pans and plates. Dawn Professional is that go to. Morgan sets things up. A truer picture of what to expect with the product. Then we step into the creative world of a man who openly admits he's an amazing professional at creating messes in the kitchen.

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Hey it’s Arroe and this is Pod-fest Episode 22 Three back to back conversations with real people we know through entertainment, politics, science, medical or cooking in the kitchen. They’re played back to back. The lyrics we share in the everyday world makes this a great place to bring their story. Pod-fest 22 features my 2016 conversation with actor Alex Meneses from NBC’s Telenova. Then we’ll jump into a moment with comedian Ali Colbert who was part of Tru TV’s Top Secret Video. And we’ll wrap things up with the legendary and always upbeat and fun Pam Grier. This is Pod-fest

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Karen lee Cohen is an 8-time Regional Emmy® Award winning producer and executive
producer, former director of programs for WNBC-TV in New York and Founder and
President of Crystal Pyramid Productions, Inc. She is a spiritual life coach and is
currently writing her 2 nd book Let’s Be Peace about her spiritual and alternative health
and wellness journey.
Cohen just released her first book, IT’S ABOUT TIME, My Award-Winning TV
Adventure which is now available in both Kindle and paper back
at: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BMLBBQTX
"IT'S ABOUT TIME! " That's what Cohen said when she accepted her first Regional
Emmy® while at WMAQ-TV in Chicago. The book details the decades of Cohen’s
adventure as an award-winning television producer and show runner.
Her journey began with a brief acting career, but quickly moved to behind-the-scenes
work in television, working her way up, bit by bit. She treats her readers to memories of
working with Della Reese, Bob Hope, Rod Sterling, Arlene Frances, Frank Sinatra and
Al Roker while describing Christmas at Rockefeller Center Tree Lighting shows that
included Tony Award Winner Betty Buckley, Lily Tomlin, and singer/song writer Peter
Allen and a stint with multi Grammy nominated singer/song writer Jewel and many other
storied performers.
Cohen’s memoir offers valuable insight to the television business, with insider
knowledge and tips about how to succeed in the industry. Cohen's memoir presents an
honest look at one woman's path to success and her deepening sense of personal
identity.

Find out more at www.KarenLeeCohen.com


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I’m CT… When I’m not hosting podcasts, I live in the real world. Everybody has to have a job. Mine is C.S. Customer Service. Solutions, relationships while keeping my team motivated to keep a constant connection with each guests who’s chosen to stop their day to visit our location. Episode 73 Hip Surgery, Refrigeration Down And Is He Drunk Or Sick This is C.T.C.S

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Tyler Perry's Sistas recently celebrated its 100th episode drawing 2 Million viewers and continues to be a catalyst for fostering community and dialogue amongst its loyal and growing fanbase. Executive produced, directed, and written by Tyler Perry, the one-hour drama follows a group of single Black females navigating their "complicated love life," careers, and friendships through the ups and downs of living in a modern world of social media and unrealistic relationship goals.

Season five of Tyler Perry Sistas is full of suspense, twists, and turns that will bring out the good, the bad, and even a little ugly in the girls. One thing holds true... They continue to have each other’s backs and some of the challenges they encounter could possibly change them forever. In the season finale, “Too Little, Too Late,” premiering Wednesday, March 15 – Danni's actions have left her in a vulnerable position, while Karen quickly realizes that Aaron is hiding something, and she pays the ultimate price.

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Justin “Jack” Kavanagh is leader of National Geographic Expeditions’ Ireland: Tales and Treasures of the Emerald Isle tour. He grew up in County Wicklow, the “Garden of Ireland,” and shares the delights of his native land in ALWAYS IRELAND, an alluring travel guide from National Geographic. In covering every county of the Emerald Isle, the guide offers the ultimate insider's tour of Ireland's most iconic places, from the literary pubs of Dublin to the Cliffs of Moher. A renowned expert in all things Eire, Kavanagh’s book celebrates the multilayered beauty of the landscape, shines a light on the country's innovative traditions, and reveals the robust nightlife across a variety of picturesque cities. Organized by region, this richly illustrated narrative will allow you to map your way through the country's well-known places and hidden treasures, all accompanied by more than 300 National Geographic images. ALWAYS IRELAND features must-do experiences, scenic destinations, and expert advice on where to stay, what to eat, and what to do. Sidebar sections such as “In the Know,” “Irish History,” “Irish Voices,” and “Taste of Ireland” highlight insider tips, history, the country’s notable luminaries, and recipes and cocktails. Kavanagh rounds up the great pubs, Irish drives, gardens, and more, in this one-of-a-kind guide that will allow you to experience Ireland as the locals do!

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"Everything Everywhere All at Once," a twisty sci-fi adventure, led the nominations for the 95th Academy Awards, picking up 11 nods. It was followed closely behind by "All Quiet on the Western Front," a World War I epic, and "The Banshees of Inisherin," a darkly comic look at friendship that unfolds against the backdrop of the Irish civil war, both of which scored nine nominations.

All three films will vie for best picture, in what is shaping up to be a much more commercially-successful collection of honorees than recent years. The best picture race contains the two highest-grossing films of the year, "Avatar: The Way of Water" and "Top Gun: Maverick," along with "Elvis," a musical biopic that scored with audiences last summer. Other contenders include Steven Spielberg's semi-autobiographical "The Fabelmans";"Tár," a drama about an abusive conductor; "Women Talking," a look at the residents of a repressive religious community; and "Triangle of Sadness," a send-up of the 1% that unfolds partly on a mega-yacht.

"Triangle of Sadness," one of the most divisive films of the year, had a strong showing on Tuesday morning, capturing nominations for his screenplay and for the direction of Ruben Östlund, the Swedish filmmaker who dreamed up the satire. He will compete for the director prize against Spielberg, Todd Field ("Tár"), Martin McDonagh ("The Banshees of Inisherin"), and the directing duo of Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert ("Everything Everywhere All at Once"). It's a category dominated entirely by men. The last two best director winners, Jane Campion ("The Power of the Dog") and Chloe Zhao ("Nomadland"), have been women, and there were some hopes that "Women Talking's" Sarah Polley might nab a best director nod.

The nominations were announced at a challenging time for the Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences, the non-profit behind the awards, and the film business itself. Ratings for the Oscars have declined precipitously in recent years, imperiling the broadcast's licensing fees, the leading source of revenue for the Academy. At the same time, adult-oriented movies such as "The Fabelmans," "Tár" and "The Banshees of Inisherin" have struggled at the box office during the pandemic. Exacerbating the situation is the fact that streaming services, which helped fill the void left by the decline in theatrical revenues by providing a platform (and a blank check) for the artists behind them, are also shifting their priorities. Netflix, for instance, has signaled to Wall Street that it will keep content spending relatively flat while it focuses on increasing profits.

But everyone loves a comeback story, and this year's Oscar season has included several of them. Ke Huy Quan, a former child actor best known for his work in "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom," earned a best supporting actor nomination for his work in "Everything Everywhere All at Once." A few years ago, Quan had given up on acting, convinced that his career in front of the camera was over. There's also Brendan Fraser, a former action star whose career was derailed by health issues and personal struggles, but who has re-emerged as a powerful character actor with a transformative turn as a morbidly obese man in "The Whale." He earned a nomination for best actor.

Both Fraser and Quan will spend the morning fielding congratulatory calls. Others won't have much to celebrate. That's because many of the year's most heralded performances, a group that includes Viola Davis in "The Woman King," Brad Pitt in "Babylon" and Danielle Deadwyler in "Till," failed to make the final crop of contenders.

And there were some surprise inclusions, perhaps none more stunning than Andrea Riseborough, whose performance as an alcoholic woman in the little-seen indie "To Leslie" scored her a best actress nomination. Her candidacy was helped by an advocacy campaign involving A-list supporters such as Edward Norton,...

Joel Thurm's new book SEX, DRUGS and PILOT SEASON: Confessions of a Casting Director (Bear Manor Media) is smart, sardonic, and perhaps best of all: filled with great dish. One of Hollywood's most admired and accomplished casting directors, Thurm worked in a business where people were still deep in the closet. He was the first person in NBC history to take a same-sex partner as his date to company events. When the AIDS crisis hit, Joel made every effort possible to get work-any work- for actors who were ill, so that they could get or keep their health insurance. You might have seen the recent New York Post story where Joel shares his experiences with Rock Hudson and Robert Reed. SEX, DRUGS and PILOT SEASON takes us on the wild ride of his career from working in the theatre with legends Pearl Bailey, Judy Garland, Ethel Merman, David Merrick, and Gloria Swanson to being part of the wise (and sometimes unwise) early career casting decisions involving Jason Bateman, Tom Cruise, Ted Danson, Farrah Fawcett, Don Johnson, Regina King, Madonna, Joaquin and River Phoenix and Susan Sarandon, to name a few. Thurm played a key role in many of the most pivotal casting decisions in TV history (including Cheers, The Cosby Show, Hill Street Blues, and Taxi)-and for three enduringly popular movies: Grease, Airplane!, and The Rocky Horror Picture Show. In contrast to Hollywood memoirs where the author attempts to lionize himself and get even with the everyone on the planet, Joel is a wonderful storyteller who is honest about his success and failures. Thurm candid about doing his fair share of drugs in his leisure time and acknowledges instances where other powerful Hollywood people did employ a casting couch. If Thurm learned that someone did have a casting couch, he would subsequently have nothing to do with them.

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For those looking to be inspired by Disney’s beloved tradition of storytelling, readers and collectors can look to a variety of celebratory titles from Disney Publishing, including Walt Disney: An American Original, Commemorative Edition; The Official Walt Disney Quote Book; Art of Coloring: Disney 100 Years of Wonder and The Story of Disney: 100 Years of Wonder, by John Baxter, Bruce C. Steele and the Staff of the Walt Disney Archives.

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Hey it’s Arroe and this is Pod-fest Episode 21 Three back to back conversations with real people we know either through entertainment, politics, science, medical or by helping us put our lives back in order. They’re played back to back. I’ve learned that podcast listening isn’t always about a four minute song. The lyrics we share in the everyday world make being a part of this new age of content incredibly special and these guests always bring their story. Pod-fest 21 features my 2019 conversation with Joe Zolper from Garage Squad on The Motor Trend Network. Then we’ll jump into a moment with Joe Fatone of NSYNC as well as the host of the game show Common Knowledge. And we’ll wrap things up with actor John Hannah from NBC’s Transplant. This is Pod-fest

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