Richard Skipper Celebrates

Richard Skipper Celebrates

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  • Burt Ward: 30 Year Journey from TV Superhero to Animal Advocate 09/05/2022
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    Batman Was an Overnight Sensation! The Ratings soared and audiences fell in love the dynamic duo of West and Ward. In fact, Burt Ward and Adam West continued to do movies, TV shows and appearances, individually and together, until Adam’s death, and had a lifetime of more than 50 years of friendship working together and have even been submitted to the Guinness Book of World records in 2017 as the only two actors who have worked together for more than 50 years. Burt has also been submitted to the Guinness Book of World Records as the actor who has played “Robin, the Boy Wonder” most onscreen in all forms of media; including TV, Movies, Animated Features, TV Animated Series, Radio performances, and more. In 2016, Burt Ward’s and Adam West’s new animated feature film, “Batman: Return of The Caped Crusaders” was released in theaters as well as on Blu-Ray and DVD and was reviewed and acknowledged to be the best Animated Superhero Movie of the year for 2016. Outside of his time as a “Caped Crusader”, Burt and his wife Tracy have made names for themselves as “Canine Crusaders” in founding Gentle Giants Rescue and Adoptions. The charity has rescued and adopted more than 15,500 giant breed, medium breed, and small breed dogs, along with unique combinations, during their 23 years of operation. All of the dogs are socialized, behaviorally trained, and live communally together in their home. Gentle Giants is the largest giant breed dog rescue in the world and rescues and finds homes for 45 different dog breeds, ranging from 2 lbs. to 300 lbs.
    1 hr 4 min
  • The Let That Go! Show with Kassira McKee and Richard Skipper 9/04/2022
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    Step back, take a deep breath and think about all that surrounds us. There are dozens of reasons I love to travel: new sites, new sounds, new tastes, new places and faces, the thrill of doing something different and the desire to see every square inch of this beautiful planet we call home. Travel is amazing and they’re all valid points. Yet sometimes we are unable to just take off and enjoy ourselves because something is always weighing us down! It's Pet Rock Day! So let's take those proverbial pet rocks, name them, and then release them!
    1 hr 8 min
  • Richard Skipper Celebrates Documentaries & Serendipity w/Robert Richter 9/03/22
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    Robert Richter! His new book Documentaries and Serendipity is worth celebrating. Robert Richter: His career, his often serendipitous life and life-changing films, including several Oscar nominations. He made or helped make 90 films, beginning in Oregon public television and the New York Times, then five years at CBS covering U.S. national politics with Walter Cronkite and other notable journalists, then covering pressing little reported global issues as an independent investigative producer. This book describes how he made documentaries; his outspoken freedom-risking and life-risking journalistic courage attacked by networks and major corporations, one of which described him as “America’s most dangerous” filmmaker because of his investigations that won top journalism awards. Richter has filmed in over 40 countries, with participants ranging from people living in garbage dumps, to tropical rainforest residents, to jailed political protesters, to those aspiring to become President of the United States, to Nobel Prize winners. His films have been praised as a “work of genius,” the “most beautiful film on ugliness ever made” and the definitive look at the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
    1 hr
  • Richard Skipper Celebrates Friday Wrap Up: Bring Your Manners to Work 9/02/22
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    First Friday of September Commemorated on the first Friday of September every year, Bring Your Manners To Work Day is a much-needed reminder to all that the workplace has a decorum to be followed, and that bad manners are just bad for business. Today's Call To Action: Subscribe on YouTube and Tell at least 8 friends about today's show! I'm joined by 5 artists and we discuss what manners mean to them and so much more! Claudine Jellison, Charles Kirsch, Jeffrey Vause, Andrea Wolper, and David S. Zimmerman join us!
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    1 hr 14 min
  • Richard Skipper Celebrates Doris Day with Amanda Scalici 8/29/2022
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    Amanda Scalici and her father, Robert Scalici, have been performing together since she was a little girl. They’ve toured across America, played venues in Canada & London, and now they’re making their cabaret debut! Amanda has been inspired by Doris Day for many years, and she’s bringing her love to the stage in “A Sentimental Journey: Celebrating 100 Years of Doris Day”. http://facebook.com/thescalicishttp://instagram.com/thescalicis
    1 hr 2 min
  • THE LET THAT GO SHOW with Kassira McKee and Richard Skipper 8/28/2022
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    In this episode we talk about Letting Go of Material Things!
    How to Let Go of Stuff with Sentimental Value
    Get rid of easy items first. ...
    Discover your motivation behind keeping things. ...
    Cultivate a gratitude practice to make letting go easier. ...
    Try not to compare yourself or your home to others. ...
    Slowly get rid of items with sentimental value.
    1 hr 10 min
  • THE LET THAT GO SHOW with Kassira McKee and Richard Skipper 8/29/2022
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    In this episode we talk about Letting Go of Material Things!
    How to Let Go of Stuff with Sentimental Value
    Get rid of easy items first. ...
    Discover your motivation behind keeping things. ...
    Cultivate a gratitude practice to make letting go easier. ...
    Try not to compare yourself or your home to others. ...
    Slowly get rid of items with sentimental value.
    1 hr 10 min
  • Richard Skipper's Friday Wrap Up Show: National Dog Day! 8/26/2022
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    National Dog Day 2021 is on August 26 and we are getting ready to celebrate all our furry friends in the best ways possible! Can you believe that our furry friends have been with us for at least 14,000 years? Thank goodness for that because what would we do without man’s best friend? It is time to pull out all the cake and pictures of your pup and share your love for them with the world! I'm joined by a few friendsto talk about THEIR furry friends! You won't won't to miss this show! 
    Marylee Fairbanks Www.stagespodcast.net
    Linda Kahn got her start as an actress, growing up in the suburbs of Chicago and immersing herself in theater. Her first roles, Dorothy in The Wizard of Oz, and Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady, ignited her love of musicals and Broadway shows from an early age. This sent her on a winding journey to USC Drama School and subsequent roles in L.A. in television and theater productions. 
    THERESE LEE returns to New York for an encore performance of her new show, RIDING THE BUS TO THE RED CARPET. In it, she recalls her days in Los Angeles as an entertainment reporter too broke to own a car, and shares what her interactions with some of Hollywood's biggest stars during that time did to change her life forever.
    Ellen Matzer was born in the late-fifties and was raised first in California before moving to Queens. She attended public school. She is now a resident of Wantagh for almost 3 decades. Ellen, like Valery found the ICU to be over- run with young men coming in with severe respiratory symptoms progressing rapidly to death.
    1 hr 10 min
  • Richard Skipper Celebrates Jamie Bernstein 8/24/2022
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    Jamie Bernstein is an author, narrator, and filmmaker who has transformed a lifetime of loving music into a career of sharing her knowledge and excitement with others. Jamie’s memoir, Famous Father Girl, published by HarperCollins, details her youth growing up in an atmosphere bursting with music, theatre and literature. Her father, composer-conductor Leonard Bernstein, and her mother, pianist and actress Felicia Montealegre—who filled the house with a veritable who’s-who of friends in arts and letters—created an ebullient atmosphere that turned Jamie into a lifelong cultural enthusiast. Inheriting her father’s passion for sharing and teaching, Jamie has devised several ways of communicating her own excitement about classical music. In addition to “The Bernstein Beat,” a family concert about her father modeled after his own groundbreaking Young People’s Concerts, Jamie has also written and narrated concerts for audiences of all ages. A frequent speaker on musical topics, Jamie has presented talks around the world, from conferences in Japan to seminars at Harvard University. In Spanish-speaking locations such as Madrid and Caracas, Jamie narrates en español. Jamie is the co-director of a film documentary, Crescendo: the Power of Music—which focuses on children in struggling urban communities who participate in youth orchestra programs for social transformation inspired by Venezuela’s groundbreaking El Sistema movement. The film has won numerous prizes on the festival circuit, and is currently viewable on Netflix. More about Crescendo: the Power of Music can be found at http://www.crescendofilmdoc.com
    1 hr 12 min
  • Richard Skipper - "The Voice" of Lesli Margherita 8/23/2022
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    Lesli Margherita is currently reprising the role of Mona Kent in Dames at Sea, a role she played brilliantly in the most recent Broadway revival. An Olivier Award winner for her West End debut as Inez in ZORRO THE MUSICAL , Lesli made her Broadway debut originating the role of Mrs. Wormwood in MATILDA THE MUSICAL. After over 1000 performances, she bid farewell to the Broadway company of Matilda and crossed the street to The Helen Hayes to star as the diva Mona Kent in Broadway's DAMES AT SEA. Lesli later returned to MATILDA to close out its Broadway run. Off-Broadway, Lesli starred as Princess in EMOJILAND and Cindy Lou Who in the one woman tour-de-force WHO'S HOLIDAY. Her hilarious show-stopping performance earned her critical acclaim including a Drama Desk nomination for Outstanding Solo Performance, a Lortel nomination for Outstanding Solo Show and an Off-Broadway Alliance nomination for Best Solo Performance. Television credits include the ABC sitcom pilot "Most Likely To" opposite Yvette Nicole Brown and recurring roles on "Homeland" (Showtime), "Instinct" (CBS), "Seven Seconds" (Netflix), "Transparent" (Amazon), and "The Crew" (Netflix). Movie credits include the upcoming The Many Saints of Newark, Opening Night, Boogeyman 2 and Number 23. Lesli's critically acclaimed solo shows Rule, Broad, and This Broad's Way continue to play to crowds across the country. Her debut live album RULE YOUR KINGDOM is currently in stores and available on all digital platforms. Please visit https://www.leslimargherita.com for more info.
    1 hr

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