Arroe Collins Like Its Live Unplugged And Totally Uncut

Life is hard. Too hard for many of us to navigate alone. That’s why we sometimes need to reach out to someone to help us understand it all. To keep pointing us in the right direction. Emily had spent her entire life trying to be one of the good ones. Trying to make a difference at an elite university in New Jersey, where she had been a curious student and now, for almost twenty years, an overworked psychologist.

Throughout my forty three years of Broadcasting I've credited Lonnie Bell from KOYN in Billings, Montana for introducing me to the future of music.  So often radio people get locked up in what's hot right now.  That vision into what could become is too difficult to enter.  Lonnie was an all out fan of this new band on the Nashville scene.  It was Alabama.  To this day I can still hear Lonnie telling me to pay attention.  Take notes!  Know where you were the day you played every new song from Alabama.  I caught the band live in the latter part of the 80's at the old Charlotte Coliseum.  Finally got to share not one but two conversations with them.  They were that band that Lonnie wanted me to never take my eyes off.  Which is why it hurt really bad when word got to me that the music world had lost Jeff Cook from Alabama.  The strange coincidence? Two hours later we lost Lonnie Bell.   

Only the universe knows where the needle is in a haystack.  When located will it be a tool or a trophy?

This is Play It Forward. Real people. Real stories. The struggle to Play It Forward Episode 514 With Nick Quested

Part of Peacock’s Doc Fest, HELL OF A CRUISE, is a new film from Emmy-Award Winning Director, Nick Quested, which pulls back the curtain on a two-week, claustrophobic nightmare onboard the plague-ridden Diamond Princess at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Decal has acquired North American rights to Brandon Dermer's sci-fi comedy I'm Totally Fine out of the Cannes market, slating it for release in theaters on November 4th. The film follows Vanessa (Jillian Bell), who embarks on a solo weekend away to clear her head after the death of her best friend (Natalie Morales)-seeing her self-care vacation plans change when she's met with a situation that's out of this world. The film written by American Dad's Alisha Ketry also stars Harvey Guillén (What We Do in the Shadows), Blake Anderson (Workaholics) and Karen Maruyama (The Binge 2: It's A Wonderful Binge). What We Do in the Shadows, Murder Mystery and Workaholics' Kyle Newacheck produced alongside Jonas Dolkart.Recently, Brandon directed the first 3 episodes of the critically acclaimed second season of the Showtime series FLATBUSH MISDEMEANORS that premiered June 17th, 2022.Brandon co-created WHAT WOULD DIPLO DO? with James Van Der Beek at Viceland. The show sold to Spike Jonze who shepherd the project. Brandon directed & executive produced the entire critically acclaimed first season.Brandon has directed for television for Viceland, MTV, Comedy Central, Adult Swim and many others. His music videos and commercials have been featured at SXSW, MTV's VMAs, Vimeo Staff Pick, Huffington Post, Rolling Stone, Adweek, The Front Page of Reddit, AV Club, Vulture and many more capturing hundreds of millions of views online. He's directed music videos for Dillon Francis, Panic! At The Disco, Diplo, The Jonas Brothers, Trippie Redd, Thomas Rhett, Young Thugg, Julia Michaels, Noah Cyrus, Nekrogoblikon, and many more.

Pod Crashing Episode 175 With Mo Rocca From Mobituaries

Mo Rocca has always loved obituaries. In Mobituaries he introduces listeners to the people who have long intrigued him-from the 20th century's greatest entertainer .... to the presidential brother with a beer named after him . to sitcom characters gone all too soon. Even if you know the names, you've never understood why they matter.until now.

You are what the atmosphere around you is.  When you want to truly change it involves building a stronger relationship with the atmosphere so that you know how your decisions will disrupt it.  

Author, and self proclaimed reluctant reader, Ryan Jacobson knows firsthand how hard it can be to keep young readers engaged these days. Reading is absolutely fundamental and that’s why Ryan has changed the game by allowing readers to choose their own paths throughout these exciting middle grade novels. The Can You Survive? series aims to keep young readers on their toes with high-interest plots and engagement strategies that will have the most reluctant readers coming back for more!

Having a vision is one thing.  Knowing what to do with it is another...

Coworker Bill found it in his heart to identify one of my vocal crutches.  In radio that's what the on air talent do.  It's a habit of saying the same thing over and over.  Or getting into a question or responding the same way.  Bill felt like he was crossing the line.  No!  A major tool missing from our modern way of sharing conversation is having a vocal crutch buster as part of our circle.  Those that have the courage to sharpen our speaking skills in public.  The world is changing so quickly but what we're talking about and how we're talking isn't.  We're getting lazy with how we develop a thought turned into a conversation.  It's as if our habit is reverting back to what we know instead of feeling a need to learn more. Coworker Ryan asks me the same 20 questions each week.  I don't have the courage to vocal crutch bust him.  I'm part of the problem.  Instead of helping him find newer ways to stay interesting I just keep answering the same ole way.