Arroe Collins Like Its Live Unplugged And Totally Uncut

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  • The Daily Mess What If Life Played Out Like The TV Show Scrubs

    What if life played out like the TV show Scrubs? Not as in the physical story lines but rather life being a series of short scenes. The average day would last maybe 20 minutes. That wouldn't be a warm garden to play dreams and ambitions. We struggle to make it through 10 hour workday, take long driving trips and even struggle sitting in the dentist's chair. Making the most of the required experience puts brakes on what feels like a Scrubs story line. Growing with your brakes on is a stalled source of outreach. Tapping your brakes also slows the process. What if you just let go and felt the breeze of life in your mind body and soul?

    5 min
  • Play It Forward 606 With Jason Isaacs Who Stars In Ariche As The Legendary Cary Grant On Britbox

    Thank you for being part of the conversation.  This is Play It Forward.  Real people. 

    Real stories.  The struggle to
    Play It Forward Episode 606 With Actor Jason Isaacs From The Movie Archie

    BAFTA® Award-winning and Academy Award®-nominated screenwriter and

    executive producer Jeff Pope brings the remarkable, little-known story of the
    formative years of Hollywood superstar, Cary Grant to screens in this
    much-anticipated drama. One of the twentieth century's most iconic figures,
    Cary Grant touched the world with his charm, wit and grace. But few knew Archie
    Leach, the man behind the name, and the enormous challenges he overcame on his
    path to stardom. From his troubled childhood to the one overpowering lie that
    shaped his life, this surprising and emotional drama captures the struggles,
    fears, loves and losses of Archie Leach - a man who couldn't be further from
    the character he invented to save himself. Starring Jason Isaacs and executive
    produced by Jennifer Grant, Cary Grant's daughter, and Dyan Cannon, his
    ex-wife. 

     

    21 min
  • Rachele Nguyen From NBC's The Voice

    Rachele's parents first discovered

    she could sing when she was 2, when they realized she was singing along
    to the Vietnamese music her dad would play
    in the car. At 9, Rachele had the opportunity
    to participate in a Vietnamese singing competition show and became known
    in the community. The show sparked her interest in performing and she's
    been singing for people ever since. As much as Rachele loves singing,
    she also loves playing piano. As a first-generation Vietnamese American, Rachele
    keeps her culture alive by learning to speak, read, write and sing in
    Vietnamese with help of her grandma. She can't wait to represent her
    culture on the show and inspire other
    young Vietnamese girls.

    18 min
  • Pod-Fest 53 With Musics Dave Clark, Comedian Dave Coulier And Famed Photographer David Alexander

    Hey it’s

    Arroe.  Pod Fest brings together three
    different conversations from musicians, authors, doctors environmentalists or
    cooks in their own kitchen.  It’s real
    people with real stories.  

    Pod Fest 53 features:

    Three famous Dave’s

    The

    legendary 60’s music icon Dave Clark. 

    Then we’re

    headed into the world of comedy and television with the always funny Dave
    Coulier

    Our third

    conversation is a walk through time.  His
    photographs are some of the most magical of all time.  Photographer David Alexander

    Pod Fest 53

    48 min
  • Film Historian Peter Biskind Releases The Book Pandora's Box

    "This brisk, blistering

    account of how streaming has changed where we put our eyeballs is
    classic binge-worthy reading. I had no idea the people involved in
    creating culture-altering shows are as entertaining as the shows
    themselves,
    but Peter Biskind did, and you'll never look at them same way
    again."-Steven Soderbergh

     

    Bestselling author of Easy Riders, Raging Bulls and

    Down and Dirty Pictures, cultural critic Peter Biskind turns his
    eye toward the new golden age of television, sparked by the fall of
    play-it-safe network TV and the rise of boundary-busting cable, followed
    by streaming, which overturned both-based on
    exclusive, candid, and colorful interviews with executives, writers,
    showrunners, directors, and actors

     

    We live in the era of "Peak TV," in which television has seized the

    entertainment mantle from movies and dominates our leisure time. How-and
    why-did this happen?

    Just as he looked at the renegade filmmakers of the 1970s in his bestselling classic

    Easy Riders, Raging Bulls and at the rise of independent films in the 1990s in
    Down and Dirty Pictures, now acclaimed cultural critic Peter
    Biskind turns his sharp-eyed attention to the so-called "golden age of
    television" in his latest,
    PANDORA'S BOX: How Guts, Guile, and Greed Upended TV (William Morrow; on sale November 7, 2023; 384 pages, $32.50; ISBN 978-0-06-299166-9).

     

    Instead of focusing on one service, like HBO, PANDORA'S BOX

    asks, "What did HBO do, besides give us The Sopranos?" The answer: It gave us a revolution.
    The Sopranos marked the beginning of the turn away from play-it-safe network TV, ushering in an era of boundary-busting cable shows like
    Mad Men, Breaking Bad, The Americans, and more. Biskind bites off
    a big chunk of entertainment history, following HBO from its birth into
    maturity, moving on to the basic cablers like FX and AMC, and ending
    with the streamers and their wars, pitting
    Netflix against Amazon Prime Video, Max, and the killer pluses-Disney,
    Apple TV, and Paramount.

    9 min
  • The Daily Mess How Easy Is It For You To Be You

    We constantly say, "Nobody can do what I do!" Are we trying to make it difficult for others to be us? It would be nice to share a conversation with someone who's doing what I do at the level I do. When you say "Nobody can do it like me!" It's like telling them you're selfish now go away! Is it a fear of losing what you have? Look at it as graduating beyond what you have. I want you to do what I do and I'll do what you do.

    4 min
  • Pod Crashing 286 With Kurt Engfehr From The Podcast George Bailey Was Never Born

    Pod Crashing Episode 286 With Kurt Engfehr From Joseph The

    Angel

    George Bailey Was Never Born, a one-of-a-kind podcast

    experience, takes a definitive look at It's a Wonderful Life, one of the
    most popular movies of all time, the story of Americans' decades-long love
    affair with this cultural institution and how it may offer a light down the
    path we walk today. All 10 episodes available now. Created by Kurt Engfehr, the
    editor-producer of Oscar- and Palme d'Or-winning documentaries, and Ray
    Nowosielski, 2022 NAACP Image Award nominee for Outstanding Podcast, the series
    is a co-production of iHeartMedia and Double Asterisk, in association with True
    Stories. Narrated by a familiar angel, he takes listeners back and forth
    between the part of the multiverse where the events of It's a Wonderful Life
    really happened and our own, one where George Bailey was never born!
    SaveGeorgeBailey.com Episodes available here: https://www.iheart.com/podcast/1119-george-bailey-was-never-b-127106279/

    19 min

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