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April is for Apple … Apple TV+ that is! Every Friday in April, join Pod Clubhouse as we explore original movies and TV series that are streaming on Apple TV + right now!

Paul | Sheila | Cat | Shuffle Online

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Music: “Neon Ghost” by Black Rhomb, licensed by Pod Clubhouse.

This Podcast was recorded, edited and produced at Pod Clubhouse Studios. It is an original work of Pod Clubhouse Productions, LLC; for more information, visit Pod Clubhouse at PodClubhouse.com.

Welcome to Decorating the Set: From Hollywood to Your Home with Beth Kushnick!  Lots of exciting things this week. First, we are pleased to announce our Frontline Workers Hero Appreciation Contest! Follow the link for the official entry form – nominate your Frontline Worker Hero TODAY!!  

On this week’s episode, Beth describes how she took being a set decorator straight into your home when she was the first set decorator to have a licensed line of home décor, and by interacting with fans through social media and the podcast!  Then, Beth and Caroline are joined by Jill Brooke, founder of Flower Power Daily and the creator of the Best-Dressed Rooms In TV And Film Awards by Aspire Home and Design Magazine!

See All of the Nominees and Winners for the

Guest Bio: Jill Brooke and Flower Power Daily

Through the years, I’ve been a CNN correspondent, an EIC at Travel Savvy, Avenue and Show Circuit, a columnist for the New York Post, Ad Week and Metropolitan Home, as well as writing  for the New York Times, and many women’s magazines. I was also chief  content officer at First Wives World

Yet nothing has ever felt as right as this project. 

Because at this chapter of life, you want to plant seeds of possibility and share some of your hard-won wisdom with others, as well as do what you love. Whenever I’ve needed a breath of beauty or a break from the ugliness of the world, flowers have been my solace. I hope this site elicits that experience for you. 

After creating this idea, I  gathered seasoned professionals who share the same passion for flowers and respect nature’s gifts and insights to help curate this happy project. 

We hope you will be patient with us since we are just seedlings now; over time this garden will grow. But every day we will present stories inspired by flowers and floral motifs, making us the first all-floral news site.

Since we look at how flowers populate pop culture, each day will bring a different focus as well as a daily burst of positivity, beauty and wisdom.

On Mondays, especially on our Instagram, we look at decor, art and travel. Tuesdays are tips about flower arranging, gardens or using flowers in everyday life. Wellness Wednesday looks at how flowers are used in medicine, as well as the beauty industry – especially fragrances in candles and oils. Throwback Thursdays reflect on the past by presenting timeless beauty and wisdom. Friday will always be a fun fact about flowers and meeting some fab florists. Saturday is our fashion day as well as weekend fun with pets – as we share photos of beloved canines and cats with flowers. Sunday is our Floral Foodie Sunday and we introduce you to a cast of characters who inventively use flowers in their cuisine and drinks.

Join us for our curated newsletter, Instagram and website. Fun we will have. If you look at life through the prism of flowers- you will be happier. As I often say, flowers are here for a reason and teach great life lessons. We use flowers to both comfort and congratulate and to express sentiments without many words. No matter what is going on in your life – flowers are here for you.  Because flowers are a universal kiss to remind us that solace and beauty exist.

Jill can be contacted for judging, speeches and demonstrations at [email protected]. Biography Source: flowerpowerdaily.com/about-us/

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For over 35 years, Beth Kushnick has created character-driven settings for countless award-winning television series and feature films. As a Set Decorator, she’s composed visuals that both capture and enhance any story. Now, she wants to help you capture and enhance YOUR story.

Join Beth and her co-host, Caroline Daley, each week as they go behind the scenes of Hollywood’s magic, and give you approachable, yet sophisticated tips to realize the space that best expresses who you are.

Follow Beth Kushnick on Social Media

Instagram | Twitter | Website

Follow Caroline Daley on Social Media

Twitter | Website

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This is an original production of Pod Clubhouse Productions, LLC. Produced, engineered and edited at Pod Clubhouse Studios. For more information, visit our Website.

Welcome to Heller Good: The Younger Podcast, your after-show podcast for Younger!

Each week, Heller Good: The Younger Podcast will break down the week’s episode of Paramount+’s Younger.

This week, Emma and Sheila are deep diving into Season 7, Episode 6, “The F Word”.

Some of the topics covered in this episode include: Maggie’s extra-curricular activities with Kamila; Liza shakes off the doldrums; and the status quo is in jeopardy at Empirical! FUPAs, Broadway stars employed in guest roles, airline terminal architecture, creating new verbs on the fly (like airdropping), and a Meditation with Maggie … this episode has it all!

Join the Heller Good team and leave us a comment on the post, at Apple Podcasts or on social media  — we’d love to hear from you!

MUSIC PLAYLIST! If you love the music from Younger (and songs like it), check out the Heller Good Younger Playlist by Pod Clubhouse!

WATCH YOUNGER:

Younger On Paramount+ | Younger On Hulu

MORE IN THIS SERIES:

Season 6: Season 6 Recap

Season 7: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5

FOLLOW THE HOSTS ON TWITTER:

Sheila | Emma | Pod Clubhouse

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This podcast was recorded, edited and produced at Pod Clubhouse Studios and is a Pod Clubhouse Original Production.

It wouldn’t be The Handmaid’s Tale without some good old-fashioned torture scenes, would it? We need characters like the Lieutenant to remind us of the kind of people Gilead uses to meet its goals. If you’ve watched any amount of horror or certain kinds of thrillers (or Schindler’s List come to think of it), you’ve doubtless seen the smiling, jovial, workaday psychopath embodied by the Lieutenant. When a character like that enters the frame, the audience is meant to feel like ANYTHING is possible because he’d feel no remorse about it. BUT did that make you feel worried for Hannah, trapped in that plexiglass box? During Paul and Caroline’s discussion of The Crossing, they spend a lot of time on that subject.

They also ponder:

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For the first three seasons, you might have been listening to Paul and Caroline as the “Daley Review”, faithfully analyzing each episode of The Handmaid’s Tale. Since January of 2020, they’ve decided to team up with popculturereview.com to form Pod Clubhouse and continue reviewing the show under that banner. You’ll get the same analysis and the same repartee only a married couple can give, just under a new name: Escaping Gilead! The Handmaid’s Tale Podcast!

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This podcast was recorded, edited, and produced at Pod Clubhouse Studios and is a Pod Clubhouse Original Production.

Feeling the heat, June makes a very risky call in poisoning (that’s the “nightshade” in Nightshade) the local Jezebels clientele before securing the safe relocation of the other handmaids. Should she have, though? On the one hand, the only good Commander is a dead commander. On the other, June totally screwed up, got her allies killed / caught and herself caught. Caroline and Paul talk about the wisdom of that decision as well as:

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Caroline | Paul

Note:

For the first three seasons, you might have been listening to Paul and Caroline as the “Daley Review”, faithfully analyzing each episode of The Handmaid’s Tale. Since January of 2020, they’ve decided to team up with popculturereview.com to form Pod Clubhouse and continue reviewing the show under that banner. You’ll get the same analysis and the same repartee only a married couple can give, just under a new name: Escaping Gilead! The Handmaid’s Tale Podcast!

Music:

This podcast was recorded, edited, and produced at Pod Clubhouse Studios and is a Pod Clubhouse Original Production.

And we’re back! For the first three seasons, you might have been listening to Paul and Caroline as the “Daley Review”, faithfully analyzing each episode of The Handmaid’s Tale. Since January of 2020, they’ve decided to team up with popculturereview.com to form Pod Clubhouse and continue reviewing the show under that banner. You’ll get the same analysis and the same repartee only a married couple can give, just under a new name: Escaping Gilead! The Handmaid’s Tale Podcast! Let’s dig into Pigs, the season 4 premiere episode!

Paul and Caroline talk about:

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Caroline | Paul

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Music:

This podcast was recorded, edited, and produced at Pod Clubhouse Studios and is a Pod Clubhouse Original Production.

Thanks for listening to our Rewind episode for The Handmaid’s Tale Episode 313 “Mayday”! Although Paul and Caroline have a long history of covering this show as Daley Review, we at Pod Clubhouse wanted to re-post these episodes in preparation for season 4, starting on April 28. This podcast was recorded near to the airdate, so any of the theories and discussion taking place in this podcast will only have been informed by the episodes available at that time. Listen in and remember all that June and the gang from Gilead went through last season!

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Caroline | Paul

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Music:

This podcast was recorded, edited, and produced at Pod Clubhouse Studios and is a Pod Clubhouse Original Production.

Thanks for listening to our Rewind episode for The Handmaid’s Tale Episode 312 “Sacrifice”! Although Paul and Caroline have a long history of covering this show as Daley Review, we at Pod Clubhouse wanted to re-post these episodes in preparation for season 4, starting on April 28. This podcast was recorded near to the airdate, so any of the theories and discussion taking place in this podcast will only have been informed by the episodes available at that time. Listen in and remember all that June and the gang from Gilead went through last season!

301+302 | 303 | 304 | 305 | 306 | 307 | 308 | 309 | 310 | 311

On Hulu | Facebook | Our Facebook Group | Twitter

Caroline | Paul

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Music:

This podcast was recorded, edited, and produced at Pod Clubhouse Studios and is a Pod Clubhouse Original Production.

Welcome to The Surgeon’s Files: The Prodigal Son Podcast, your unofficially official Prodigal Son after-show podcast! 

Each week, The Surgeon’s Files: The Prodigal Son Podcast will break down the week’s episode of Prodigal Son and bring you interviews with the show’s cast and creatives!

This week, Mike and Sheila deep dive into Episode 210, “Exit Strategy”! Afterwards, stick around for our exclusive interview with Bellamy Young! Bellamy stayed with us for almost an hour, talking all things Jessica Whitly and Prodigal Son! A Do Not Miss This Interview! 

1:03:46 – Time Code for Start of the Bellamy Young Interview. 

Announcement: If you love the music from Prodigal Son (and songs like it), check out our The Surgeon’s Files Spotify Playlist!

Guest Bio: Bellamy Young

Acclaimed actress and singer Bellamy Young recently starred in her award-winning role as “President Mellie Grant” on Shonda Rhimes’ Peabody Award-winning series, “Scandal.”  Young’s performance as the politically ambitious First-Lady-then-President earned her the 2014 Critics’ Choice Television Award for Best Supporting Actress in a Drama Series.

Her film credits include Ava DuVernay’s “A Wrinkle in Time,” as well as a starring role alongside Lou Diamond Phillips in the crime thriller “The Night Stalker.” Young has appeared with some of Hollywood’s biggest stars, in films such as “We Were Soldiers” and “Mission Impossible: III.” She can also be seen in several independent films, including “Bernard & Huey”; Zoe Cassavetes’ “Day Out of Days”; the Sundance favorite “The Freebie,” starring Dax Shepard; and “A Country Remedy,” which she starred in and produced. In 2020, she was the voice of “Martha Kent” in the animated feature “Superman: Man of Tomorrow.”

Young’s extensive television resume includes recurring roles on “Criminal Minds,” “Dirty Sexy Money,” “CSI: Miami” and “Scrubs.” She made her television debut as “Dr. Courtney Evans” on the long-running soap opera “Another World.”

Young began her acting career on Broadway in Cy Coleman’s “The Life” and in the revival of Stephen Sondheim’s “Merrily We Roll Along.” Additional credits include the first run of Randy Newman’s “Faust” and the first run of Pulitzer-prize winning playwright Lanford Wilson’s “Book of Days.” In 2015, Young released her debut album, “Far Away So Close,” a collection of contemporary covers influenced by her North Carolina roots.

Through her philanthropic work, Young serves as the national spokesperson for the Humane Society of The United States’ campaign, The Shelter Pet Project. She also has brought awareness to the donation-based foundation Operation Blankets. During the Obama Administration, Young served as the Ambassador for The Trust for The National Mall, alongside Chelsea Clinton.

Born in the mountains of Asheville, NC, Young graduated from Yale University with dual degrees in English and theater studies. She also holds a certificate from Oxford University in England.

Follow Bellamy on Twitter at @BellamyYoung and Instagram at @BellamyYoung!

WATCH PRODIGAL SON:

Prodigal Son

MORE IN THIS PODCAST SERIES

1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9

FOLLOW THE HOSTS:

Sheila | Mike

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This podcast was recorded in Pod Clubhouse Studios and edited by Caroline Daley and assembled by Michael Caputo.

Thanks for listening to our Rewind episode for The Handmaid’s Tale Episode 311 “Liars”! Although Paul and Caroline have a long history of covering this show as Daley Review, we at Pod Clubhouse wanted to re-post these episodes in preparation for season 4, starting on April 28. This podcast was recorded near to the airdate, so any of the theories and discussion taking place in this podcast will only have been informed by the episodes available at that time. Listen in and remember all that June and the gang from Gilead went through last season!

301+302 | 303 | 304 | 305 | 306 | 307 | 308 | 309 | 310

On Hulu | Facebook | Our Facebook Group | Twitter

Caroline | Paul

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Music:

This podcast was recorded, edited, and produced at Pod Clubhouse Studios and is a Pod Clubhouse Original Production.