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Kicked out of anime club? No problem! Just listen to Running in the 90s, where three random goofuses talk about the anime that we grew up watching. Each week, we break down episodes, explore fandom content, and experience nostalgia for our favorite classic anime. Watch along with us as we work our way through Yu Yu Hakusho: Spirit Detective!

Running in the 90s

In a world filled with bad movie podcasts, Shifting Expectations dares to give you something else: a good movie podcast. Each week we sit down to talk about a movie that is worth seeing. In our first season, we examine fifty movies whose place in cinematic history is mathematically undeniable.

Shifting Expectations

Ron und Fiete reden sowieso immer über Filme, wenn sie sich sehen. Warum also keinen Podcast raus machen?! Here it is: Das aktuelle Filmstudio.

Das aktuelle Filmstudio

Para todos los cinéfilos, nerds del cine, las artes y la historia, travelling es para ti. Un viaje a través de la historia del cine, platicado como una charla entre compas con una nerd igual que tú.

Travelling: Un Viaje por la Historia del Cine

Ready to explore the world of film like never before? Join Jay Finlayson, a twenty-something-year-old working and living in the Film industry driven by a worrying Coffee Addiction on his journey through the silver screen! It's time to leave Netflix binging behind, and tune in, unlocking the secrets of the silver screen. From elusive directors, wity commentary, to up-and-coming actors, get ready to explore the thrilling world of film with Ramblings with Jay Finlayson! Whether it's discovering hidden gems or revisiting the classics, Jay's got you covered. So what are you waiting for?Let Ramblings with Jay Finlayson be your guide to a world full of exciting film insights and fascinating conversations. Subscribe now and join me on a magical journey full of movies and fascinating conversations and my misadventures. Tune in today! Follow me to keep up-to-date<ul><li><a href="https://Facebook.com/JayFinlayson" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Facebook.com/JayFinlayson</a> </li><li><a href="https://Instagram.com/JayGFinlayson" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Instagram.com/JayGFinlayson</a> </li><li><a href="https://twitter.com/JayGFinlayson" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Twitter.com/JayGFinlayson</a> </li><li><a href="https://TikTok.com/@JayGFinlayson" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">TikTok.com/@JayGFinlayson</a> </li></ul> <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Ready to explore the world of film like never before? Join Jay Finlayson, a twenty-something-year-old working and living in the Film industry driven by a worrying Coffee Addiction on his journey through the silver screen! It's time to leave Netflix binging behind, and tune in, unlocking the secrets of the silver screen. From elusive directors, wity commentary, to up-and-coming actors, get ready to explore the thrilling world of film with Ramblings with Jay Finlayson! Whether it's discovering hidden gems or revisiting the classics, Jay's got you covered. So what are you waiting for? Let Ramblings with Jay Finlayson be your guide to a world full of exciting film insights and fascinating conversations. Subscribe now and join me on a magical journey full of movies and fascinating conversations and my misadventures. Tune in today! Follow me to keep up-to-dateFacebook.com/JayFinlayson Instagram.com/JayGFinlayson Twitter.com/JayGFinlayson TikTok.com/@JayGFinlayson Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ready to explore the world of film like never before? Join Jay Finlayson, a twenty-something-year-old working and living in the Film industry driven by a worrying Coffee Addiction on his journey through the silver screen! It's time to leave Netflix binging behind, and tune in, unlocking the secrets of the silver screen. From elusive directors, wity commentary, to up-and-coming actors, get ready to explore the thrilling world of film with Ramblings with Jay Finlayson! Whether it's discovering hidden gems or revisiting the classics, Jay's got you covered. So what are you waiting for?Let Ramblings with Jay Finlayson be your guide to a world full of exciting film insights and fascinating conversations. Subscribe now and join me on a magical journey full of movies and fascinating conversations and my misadventures. Tune in today! Follow me to keep up-to-date<ul><li><a href="https://Facebook.com/JayFinlayson" rel="noopener noreferrer">Facebook.com/JayFinlayson</a> </li><li><a href="https://Instagram.com/JayGFinlayson" rel="noopener noreferrer">Instagram.com/JayGFinlayson</a> </li><li><a href="https://twitter.com/JayGFinlayson" rel="noopener noreferrer">Twitter.com/JayGFinlayson</a> </li><li><a href="https://TikTok.com/@JayGFinlayson" rel="noopener noreferrer">TikTok.com/@JayGFinlayson</a> </li></ul> Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Ramblings With Jay Finlayson

Boîte Rouge pour Salle Noire, c'est une émission mensuelle qui parle des coulisses et de la programmation de la Cinémathèque de Grenoble. 1 mois, une thématique, cinq thématiques.Retrouvez la programmation et les actions de la Cinémathèque de Grenoble sur<a href="https://www.cinemathequedegrenoble.fr/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">https://www.cinemathequedegrenoble.fr/</a> <hr> Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Boîte Rouge pour Salle Noire, c'est une émission mensuelle qui parle des coulisses et de la programmation de la Cinémathèque de Grenoble. 1 mois, une thématique, cinq thématiques. Retrouvez la programmation et les actions de la Cinémathèque de Grenoble sur https://www.cinemathequedegrenoble.fr/ Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Boîte Rouge pour Salle Noire, c'est une émission mensuelle qui parle des coulisses et de la programmation de la Cinémathèque de Grenoble. 1 mois, une thématique, cinq thématiques.Retrouvez la programmation et les actions de la Cinémathèque de Grenoble sur<a href="https://www.cinemathequedegrenoble.fr/" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.cinemathequedegrenoble.fr/</a> Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Boîte Rouge pour Salle Noire

What is up y'all and welcome to Hours of Movies the place where I'll be talking about all the movies I have seen and have yet to watch! I'm a little MIA at the moment so feel free to listen to any past episode, I don't know when I'll start this up again but hopefully it isn't too long. Also check out our band Desert Pingüinos!

Hours of Movies

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Bem-vindo ao Soundair, o podcast definitivo para os amantes da cultura pop! Prepare-se para uma jornada emocionante pelo universo cinematográfico, das páginas de histórias em quadrinhos até as telas da sua casa. Se você é um aficionado por filmes, um ávido leitor de HQs ou um viciado em séries de TV, este é o seu lugar.

A cada episódio, mergulhamos fundo no mundo das narrativas visuais, explorando os bastidores dos filmes mais quentes, analisando as histórias mais épicas dos quadrinhos e desvendando os segredos das séries que você não pode deixar de assistir.

Bem-vindo ao Soundair, o podcast definitivo para os amantes da cultura pop! Prepare-se para uma jornada emocionante pelo universo cinematográfico, das páginas de histórias em quadrinhos até as telas da sua casa. Se você é um aficionado por filmes, um ávido leitor de HQs ou um viciado em séries de TV, este é o seu lugar. A cada episódio, mergulhamos fundo no mundo das narrativas visuais, explorando os bastidores dos filmes mais quentes, analisando as histórias mais épicas dos quadrinhos e desvendando os segredos das séries que você não pode deixar de assistir.

SOUND AIR

Podcast do Papudinerd, todas as quintas feiras com conteúdos, pra galera pop, envolvendo filmes, quadrinhos e informática

Papu di Nerd

Behind every masterpiece are quiet moments you never knew - until now.

We bring you the golden age of cinema to your pillow, offering calm, voice-led journeys through iconic movies, unforgettable performances, and the behind-the-scenes moments that shaped film history. Whether you’re a devoted cinephile or simply curious about the stories behind the silver screen, this show invites you to unwind with the art of film, one quiet night at a time.

Subscribe or listen ad-free with Whisper Premium at www.whisper.fm.

Behind every masterpiece are quiet moments you never knew - until now. We bring you the golden age of cinema to your pillow, offering calm, voice-led journeys through iconic movies, unforgettable performances, and the behind-the-scenes moments that shaped film history. Whether you’re a devoted cinephile or simply curious about the stories behind the silver screen, this show invites you to unwind with the art of film, one quiet night at a time. Subscribe or listen ad-free with Whisper Premium at www.whisper.fm.

Sleep With Classic Films

Welcome to the Sh*t You May Not Have Seen Podcast where hosts, Scott and Joe, discuss smaller films that may have been missed on initial release. <hr> Hosted on Acast. See <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Welcome to the Sh*t You May Not Have Seen Podcast where hosts, Scott and Joe, discuss smaller films that may have been missed on initial release. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome to the Sh*t You May Not Have Seen Podcast where hosts, Scott and Joe, discuss smaller films that may have been missed on initial release. Hosted on Acast. See <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> for more information.

Sh*t You May Not Have Seen

Vous en avez marre de vos conversations de merde au boulot où tout le monde fait semblant d'avoir vu le dernier Nolan alors qu'ils ont juste scrollé le résumé Wikipedia aux chiottes ? Vous voulez enfin briller en société sans avoir l'air d'un paumé qui pense que Tarantino c'est juste "le mec des pieds" ?Bienvenue dans l'univers sordide et merveilleux d'Histoire d'en dire plus Cinéma, le podcast qui décortique vos films préférés comme un légiste bourré qui aurait accidentellement ouvert le mauvais cadavre. Chaque semaine, un cinglé de cinéma vous balance les secrets les plus croustillants, les anecdotes les plus glauques et les coulisses les plus dégueulasses du septième art.On parle de TOUT : les comédies qui cachent des drames personnels tragiques, les thrillers tournés dans des conditions qui auraient fait fuir l'inspection du travail, les drames si déprimants que l'équipe technique a fini en thérapie, et les films de science-fiction avec des budgets CGI tellement pitoyables qu'on se demande s'ils n'ont pas juste filmé des figurines dans le garage du réalisateur.Vous saurez enfin pourquoi tel acteur célèbre refusait de parler à sa partenaire entre les prises, comment tel chef-d'œuvre a failli finir direct-to-DVD à cause d'un producteur cocaïnomane, ou encore quelle star hollywoodienne piquait des crises de nerfs tellement monumentales qu'il fallait fermer le plateau.C'est sale, c'est trash, c'est parfois pathétique, mais bordel c'est passionnant. Parce que derrière chaque chef-d'œuvre se cache souvent un beau merdier humain, et c'est exactement ça qu'on adore.Alors arrêtez de perdre votre temps avec des podcasts chiants qui vous racontent les mêmes conneries que vous pouvez lire sur IMDb, et abonnez-vous à Histoire d'en dire plus Cinéma. Votre culture cinématographique et votre cynisme vous remercieront.Rendez-vous en enfer... euh, pardon, au cinéma ! 🎬💀#podcast #podcastfr #podcastfrancais #podcastcinema #podcastlife #cinema #cinéma #humournoir<hr> Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Vous en avez marre de vos conversations de merde au boulot où tout le monde fait semblant d'avoir vu le dernier Nolan alors qu'ils ont juste scrollé le résumé Wikipedia aux chiottes ? Vous voulez enfin briller en société sans avoir l'air d'un paumé qui pense que Tarantino c'est juste "le mec des pieds" ? Bienvenue dans l'univers sordide et merveilleux d'Histoire d'en dire plus Cinéma, le podcast qui décortique vos films préférés comme un légiste bourré qui aurait accidentellement ouvert le mauvais cadavre. Chaque semaine, un cinglé de cinéma vous balance les secrets les plus croustillants, les anecdotes les plus glauques et les coulisses les plus dégueulasses du septième art. On parle de TOUT : les comédies qui cachent des drames personnels tragiques, les thrillers tournés dans des conditions qui auraient fait fuir l'inspection du travail, les drames si déprimants que l'équipe technique a fini en thérapie, et les films de science-fiction avec des budgets CGI tellement pitoyables qu'on se demande s'ils n'ont pas juste filmé des figurines dans le garage du réalisateur. Vous saurez enfin pourquoi tel acteur célèbre refusait de parler à sa partenaire entre les prises, comment tel chef-d'œuvre a failli finir direct-to-DVD à cause d'un producteur cocaïnomane, ou encore quelle star hollywoodienne piquait des crises de nerfs tellement monumentales qu'il fallait fermer le plateau. C'est sale, c'est trash, c'est parfois pathétique, mais bordel c'est passionnant. Parce que derrière chaque chef-d'œuvre se cache souvent un beau merdier humain, et c'est exactement ça qu'on adore. Alors arrêtez de perdre votre temps avec des podcasts chiants qui vous racontent les mêmes conneries que vous pouvez lire sur IMDb, et abonnez-vous à Histoire d'en dire plus Cinéma. Votre culture cinématographique et votre cynisme vous remercieront. Rendez-vous en enfer... euh, pardon, au cinéma ! 🎬💀 #podcast #podcastfr #podcastfrancais #podcastcinema #podcastlife #cinema #cinéma #humournoir Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Vous en avez marre de vos conversations de merde au boulot où tout le monde fait semblant d'avoir vu le dernier Nolan alors qu'ils ont juste scrollé le résumé Wikipedia aux chiottes ? Vous voulez enfin briller en société sans avoir l'air d'un paumé qui pense que Tarantino c'est juste "le mec des pieds" ?Bienvenue dans l'univers sordide et merveilleux d'Histoire d'en dire plus Cinéma, le podcast qui décortique vos films préférés comme un légiste bourré qui aurait accidentellement ouvert le mauvais cadavre. Chaque semaine, un cinglé de cinéma vous balance les secrets les plus croustillants, les anecdotes les plus glauques et les coulisses les plus dégueulasses du septième art.On parle de TOUT : les comédies qui cachent des drames personnels tragiques, les thrillers tournés dans des conditions qui auraient fait fuir l'inspection du travail, les drames si déprimants que l'équipe technique a fini en thérapie, et les films de science-fiction avec des budgets CGI tellement pitoyables qu'on se demande s'ils n'ont pas juste filmé des figurines dans le garage du réalisateur.Vous saurez enfin pourquoi tel acteur célèbre refusait de parler à sa partenaire entre les prises, comment tel chef-d'œuvre a failli finir direct-to-DVD à cause d'un producteur cocaïnomane, ou encore quelle star hollywoodienne piquait des crises de nerfs tellement monumentales qu'il fallait fermer le plateau.C'est sale, c'est trash, c'est parfois pathétique, mais bordel c'est passionnant. Parce que derrière chaque chef-d'œuvre se cache souvent un beau merdier humain, et c'est exactement ça qu'on adore.Alors arrêtez de perdre votre temps avec des podcasts chiants qui vous racontent les mêmes conneries que vous pouvez lire sur IMDb, et abonnez-vous à Histoire d'en dire plus Cinéma. Votre culture cinématographique et votre cynisme vous remercieront.Rendez-vous en enfer... euh, pardon, au cinéma ! 🎬💀#podcast #podcastfr #podcastfrancais #podcastcinema #podcastlife #cinema #cinéma #humournoir Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Histoire d'en dire plus Cinéma !

Two besties, Pojo and Tippy, discuss their all-time favorite films.

FilmFangirls Podcast

I cover franchises, directors, actors, and themed episodes by marathoning them and dissecting them for content and quality.

I cover franchises, directors, actors, and themed episodes by marathoning them and dissecting them for content and quality.

The Movie Marathon Man

Blake Lively BioSnap - Podcast DescriptionStay up to date with Blake Lively BioSnap, the ultimate podcast for fans of the Hollywood icon. This regularly updated show delivers the latest news, career updates, fashion highlights, and personal insights into the life of Blake Lively. Whether it's her latest film projects, red carpet moments, or business ventures, we bring you in-depth analysis and fresh updates on one of Hollywood’s most captivating stars. Tune in for engaging discussions, behind-the-scenes stories, and expert commentary on all things Blake Lively.👉 New episodes regularly – stay informed on everything Blake!

Blake Lively - BioSnap living Biography

This audio podcast is a four episode series focusing on current themes and debates in the documentary studies field— bringing together the voices of filmmakers and scholars to discuss recent international documentary filmmaking and new critical writing about that work. 

The title of our podcast: Animal, Vegetable, Mineral, refers to the game “20 questions” where players have 20 chances to guess a concept from the first question: “is it animal, vegetable or mineral?” alluding to the many different forms that documentary can take.

This audio podcast is a four episode series focusing on current themes and debates in the documentary studies field— bringing together the voices of filmmakers and scholars to discuss recent international documentary filmmaking and new critical writing about that work. The title of our podcast: Animal, Vegetable, Mineral, refers to the game “20 questions” where players have 20 chances to guess a concept from the first question: “is it animal, vegetable or mineral?” alluding to the many different forms that documentary can take.

Animal, Vegetable, Mineral: The Podcast About All Things Documentary

A monthly adventure into the wild world of obscure VHS titles from the '70s, '80s and '90s!&nbsp; From holiday-themed horror to Star Wars rip-offs, there were countless trends from the mid-'80s to early '90s as the advent of home video created a new market for producers of both low and high-budget cinema. Many of these films have been forgotten. Many of them are probably best left forgotten! Together we are going to discover the weirdest, campiest, craziest films you’ve probably never heard of...inside My Dad’s Video Store. Join indie filmmakers/movie fanatics B.C. Jones, Waylon Bacon, and Gray Creasy as they delve into specially curated blocks of VHS titles plucked from the shelves of a 1980s video store.&nbsp;

A monthly adventure into the wild world of obscure VHS titles from the '70s, '80s and '90s!  From holiday-themed horror to Star Wars rip-offs, there were countless trends from the mid-'80s to early '90s as the advent of home video created a new market for producers of both low and high-budget cinema. Many of these films have been forgotten. Many of them are probably best left forgotten! Together we are going to discover the weirdest, campiest, craziest films you’ve probably never heard of...inside My Dad’s Video Store. Join indie filmmakers/movie fanatics B.C. Jones, Waylon Bacon, and Gray Creasy as they delve into specially curated blocks of VHS titles plucked from the shelves of a 1980s video store. 

My Dad's Video Store

&#34;Oka Radha Iddaru Krishnulu&#34; by Yandamoori Veerendranath is a touching story about Radha, who is torn between two men with contrasting personalities—one representing idealism and the other practicality. This audiobook beautifully explores love, relationships, and the emotional challenges of life, offering a captivating and relatable listening experience.Narrator : Murali krishnaProduced by TeluguOne.For Sponsorships and Promotions reach out to us at teluguonepodcasts@gmail.com✨ Contact - +91 9160311880﻿Radio : www.teluguoneradio.comTelugu One : https://www.youtube.com/@teluguoneBhakthi One : https://www.youtube.com/@BhaktiOneKids One : https://www.youtube.com/@kidsoneTori Rj&#39;s Adda : https://www.youtube.com/@ToriRJsAdda

"Oka Radha Iddaru Krishnulu" by Yandamoori Veerendranath is a touching story about Radha, who is torn between two men with contrasting personalities—one representing idealism and the other practicality. This audiobook beautifully explores love, relationships, and the emotional challenges of life, offering a captivating and relatable listening experience. Narrator : Murali krishna Produced by TeluguOne. For Sponsorships and Promotions reach out to us at teluguonepodcasts@gmail.com ✨ Contact - +91 9160311880 ﻿Radio : www.teluguoneradio.com Telugu One : https://www.youtube.com/@teluguone Bhakthi One : https://www.youtube.com/@BhaktiOne Kids One : https://www.youtube.com/@kidsone Tori Rj's Adda : https://www.youtube.com/@ToriRJsAdda

"Oka Radha Iddaru Krishnulu" by Yandamoori Veerendranath is a touching story about Radha, who is torn between two men with contrasting personalities—one representing idealism and the other practicality. This audiobook beautifully explores love, relationships, and the emotional challenges of life, offering a captivating and relatable listening experience.Narrator :&nbsp;Murali krishnaProduced by TeluguOne.For Sponsorships and Promotions&nbsp;reach out to us at&nbsp;teluguonepodcasts@gmail.com✨&nbsp;Contact&nbsp;- +91&nbsp;9160311880﻿Radio&nbsp;:&nbsp;www.teluguoneradio.comTelugu One :&nbsp;https://www.youtube.com/@teluguoneBhakthi One :&nbsp;https://www.youtube.com/@BhaktiOneKids One :&nbsp;https://www.youtube.com/@kidsoneTori Rj's Adda :&nbsp;https://www.youtube.com/@ToriRJsAdda

Yandamoori Veerendranath - Oka Radha Iddaru Krishnulu (Telugu Audio Book)

Беседы о советском кино

Cahiers du Soviéma

Les pro du ciné et de l'audiovisuel qui font le même métier, mais pas de la même manière<hr> Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a style='color:grey;' target='_blank' rel='noopener noreferrer' href='https://acast.com/privacy'>acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Les pro du ciné et de l'audiovisuel qui font le même métier, mais pas de la même manière Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Les pro du ciné et de l'audiovisuel qui font le même métier, mais pas de la même manière Hébergé par Acast. Visitez <a href="https://acast.com/privacy" rel="noopener noreferrer">acast.com/privacy</a> pour plus d'informations.

Cinéqui

"Great movies are rarely perfect movies." — Pauline Kael

"Great movies are rarely perfect movies." — Pauline Kael

The Worst Part of My Favorite Movie

Let’s go somewhere over the rainbow and journey into a world of pure imagination. We’ll travel north by northwest past the house on haunted hill and down into Monument Valley. We’ll encounter monsters and gangsters, follow spies, be hit by pies. We’ll laugh and we’ll cry and we’ll fall in love all over again. Along the way let’s have a drink in Rick's Cafe, step in time on the rooftops of London, and stop to sing in the rain. Join us in the Classic Movie Club, it’s the stuff that dreams are made of…

Let’s go somewhere over the rainbow and journey into a world of pure imagination. We’ll travel north by northwest past the house on haunted hill and down into Monument Valley. We’ll encounter monsters and gangsters, follow spies, be hit by pies. We’ll laugh and we’ll cry and we’ll fall in love all over again. Along the way let’s have a drink in Rick's Cafe, step in time on the rooftops of London, and stop to sing in the rain. Join us in the Classic Movie Club, it’s the stuff that dreams are made of…

Classic Movie Club

Mike Hynson was born on June 28, 1942, in Crescent City, California, a small coastal town that seemed to foreshadow his future connection to the ocean. His early years were characterized by movement and change, as his family relocated several times due to his father's career as a U.S. Navy engineer. This lifestyle introduced Hynson to the beaches of Hawaii and Southern California, environments that would shape his identity and fuel his passion for surfing. By the time he was ten years old, the family had settled in San Diego, and it was here, amidst the sun-drenched beaches and rolling waves, that Hynson discovered his love for surfing. His natural affinity for the sport quickly became evident. He was fearless in the water, exhibiting a style that was both aggressive and graceful, traits that would later define his approach to life. As a teenager, Hynson became a regular presence on the San Diego surfing scene. He devoted countless hours to mastering his craft, often waking at dawn to catch waves before school. His dedication paid off, and he soon gained a reputation as one of the most promising surfers in the region. The local surfing community was tight-knit but competitive, and Hynson's talent did not go unnoticed. His distinctive approach to surfing, characterized by sharp turns, smooth transitions, and a deep understanding of wave dynamics, set him apart from his peers. By the early 1960s, he had already made a name for himself, but it was a chance encounter with filmmaker Bruce Brown that would propel him to international fame. In 1963, Bruce Brown approached Hynson with an idea that sounded almost fantastical: to travel the world in search of the perfect wave and document the journey. Hynson, facing the prospect of being drafted into the Vietnam War, saw the offer as both an adventure and an escape. He agreed to join the project, embarking on a journey that would take him to remote beaches in Africa, New Zealand, Tahiti, and beyond. The resulting film, "The Endless Summer," released in 1966, became an unexpected cultural phenomenon. It captured the imagination of audiences who were captivated by the simplicity and beauty of the surfing lifestyle. Hynson, with his blond hair and laid-back demeanor, became an icon of the sport. The film's success was unprecedented, turning surfing from a niche activity into a global aspiration. While "The Endless Summer" brought Hynson international recognition, his influence extended beyond the screen. He was deeply interested in the technical aspects of surfing and became involved in surfboard design. Partnering with Gordon &amp; Smith, a prominent surfboard manufacturer, he helped develop the "Red Fin" model. This board, with its innovative design, offered better control and speed, revolutionizing performance surfing. Hynson was also instrumental in introducing down-rail designs, which enhanced maneuverability and became a standard in modern surfboards. His contributions to surfboard technology underscored his deep understanding of the mechanics of waves and his desire to push the sport's boundaries. The late 1960s and early 1970s marked a turbulent period in Hynson's life. As surfing culture intersected with the broader counterculture movement, he became involved with the Brotherhood of Eternal Love, a Laguna Beach-based group known for its psychedelic experiments and anti-establishment philosophy. The Brotherhood's activities, particularly their distribution of LSD, attracted law enforcement attention, and Hynson found himself entangled in legal troubles. He also participated in the 1971 film "Rainbow Bridge," which featured Jimi Hendrix in one of his last live performances. The film, much like the era it represented, was chaotic and unconventional, blending surfing, music, and psychedelics into a kaleidoscopic narrative. Hynson's association with the Brotherhood left a complex legacy; he was both fascinated by their ideals and aware of the dangers they courted. The years that followed were challenging. Hynson's involvement with the counterculture movement, combined with his struggles with substance abuse, took a toll on his personal and professional life. He drifted away from the mainstream surfing community, at times living on the fringes of society. Yet, even during these difficult periods, he never abandoned his passion for the ocean. Surfing remained a constant, a source of solace amid the chaos. By the 1980s, he began to rebuild his life, focusing once again on surfboard design. His boards, sought after for their craftsmanship and performance, reaffirmed his status as a master shaper. In later years, Hynson became a reflective figure within the surfing world. He published his memoir, "Transcendental Memories of a Surf Rebel," offering an unfiltered account of his life, from the exhilaration of riding waves in Africa to the legal battles and personal struggles that defined his later years. The memoir resonated with surfers and non-surfers alike, painting a vivid picture of a man who lived by his own rules, often at great personal cost. Hynson's story was one of rebellion and resilience, of a man who embodied the free-spirited ethos of surfing's golden era while grappling with the complexities of a life lived on the edge. Mike Hynson passed away on January 10, 2025, in Encinitas, California, at the age of 82. His death marked the end of an era for the surfing community. Tributes poured in from around the world, with fellow surfers, filmmakers, and fans recalling his contributions to the sport and his role in shaping its cultural narrative. Hynson's legacy endures not only through his innovations in surfboard design and his iconic role in "The Endless Summer" but also through the countless individuals he inspired to chase waves and live adventurously. Reflecting on Hynson's life reveals a portrait of a man who was as complex as the ocean he loved. He was a visionary, a rebel, and a survivor. His journey, with all its highs and lows, mirrors the very essence of surfing: an endless pursuit of freedom, beauty, and the perfect wave. This has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to Quiet Please dot A I to “Hear What Matters.”

Mike Hynson was born on June 28, 1942, in Crescent City, California, a small coastal town that seemed to foreshadow his future connection to the ocean. His early years were characterized by movement and change, as his family relocated several times due to his father's career as a U.S. Navy engineer. This lifestyle introduced Hynson to the beaches of Hawaii and Southern California, environments that would shape his identity and fuel his passion for surfing. By the time he was ten years old, the family had settled in San Diego, and it was here, amidst the sun-drenched beaches and rolling waves, that Hynson discovered his love for surfing. His natural affinity for the sport quickly became evident. He was fearless in the water, exhibiting a style that was both aggressive and graceful, traits that would later define his approach to life. As a teenager, Hynson became a regular presence on the San Diego surfing scene. He devoted countless hours to mastering his craft, often waking at dawn to catch waves before school. His dedication paid off, and he soon gained a reputation as one of the most promising surfers in the region. The local surfing community was tight-knit but competitive, and Hynson's talent did not go unnoticed. His distinctive approach to surfing, characterized by sharp turns, smooth transitions, and a deep understanding of wave dynamics, set him apart from his peers. By the early 1960s, he had already made a name for himself, but it was a chance encounter with filmmaker Bruce Brown that would propel him to international fame. In 1963, Bruce Brown approached Hynson with an idea that sounded almost fantastical: to travel the world in search of the perfect wave and document the journey. Hynson, facing the prospect of being drafted into the Vietnam War, saw the offer as both an adventure and an escape. He agreed to join the project, embarking on a journey that would take him to remote beaches in Africa, New Zealand, Tahiti, and beyond. The resulting film, "The Endless Summer," released in 1966, became an unexpected cultural phenomenon. It captured the imagination of audiences who were captivated by the simplicity and beauty of the surfing lifestyle. Hynson, with his blond hair and laid-back demeanor, became an icon of the sport. The film's success was unprecedented, turning surfing from a niche activity into a global aspiration. While "The Endless Summer" brought Hynson international recognition, his influence extended beyond the screen. He was deeply interested in the technical aspects of surfing and became involved in surfboard design. Partnering with Gordon & Smith, a prominent surfboard manufacturer, he helped develop the "Red Fin" model. This board, with its innovative design, offered better control and speed, revolutionizing performance surfing. Hynson was also instrumental in introducing down-rail designs, which enhanced maneuverability and became a standard in modern surfboards. His contributions to surfboard technology underscored his deep understanding of the mechanics of waves and his desire to push the sport's boundaries. The late 1960s and early 1970s marked a turbulent period in Hynson's life. As surfing culture intersected with the broader counterculture movement, he became involved with the Brotherhood of Eternal Love, a Laguna Beach-based group known for its psychedelic experiments and anti-establishment philosophy. The Brotherhood's activities, particularly their distribution of LSD, attracted law enforcement attention, and Hynson found himself entangled in legal troubles. He also participated in the 1971 film "Rainbow Bridge," which featured Jimi Hendrix in one of his last live performances. The film, much like the era it represented, was chaotic and unconventional, blending surfing, music, and psychedelics into a kaleidoscopic narrative. Hynson's association with the Brotherhood left a complex legacy; he was both fascinated by their ideals and aware of the dangers they courted. The years that followed were challenging. Hynson's involvement with the counterculture movement, combined with his struggles with substance abuse, took a toll on his personal and professional life. He drifted away from the mainstream surfing community, at times living on the fringes of society. Yet, even during these difficult periods, he never abandoned his passion for the ocean. Surfing remained a constant, a source of solace amid the chaos. By the 1980s, he began to rebuild his life, focusing once again on surfboard design. His boards, sought after for their craftsmanship and performance, reaffirmed his status as a master shaper. In later years, Hynson became a reflective figure within the surfing world. He published his memoir, "Transcendental Memories of a Surf Rebel," offering an unfiltered account of his life, from the exhilaration of riding waves in Africa to the legal battles and personal struggles that defined his later years. The memoir resonated with surfers and non-surfers alike, painting a vivid picture of a man who lived by his own rules, often at great personal cost. Hynson's story was one of rebellion and resilience, of a man who embodied the free-spirited ethos of surfing's golden era while grappling with the complexities of a life lived on the edge. Mike Hynson passed away on January 10, 2025, in Encinitas, California, at the age of 82. His death marked the end of an era for the surfing community. Tributes poured in from around the world, with fellow surfers, filmmakers, and fans recalling his contributions to the sport and his role in shaping its cultural narrative. Hynson's legacy endures not only through his innovations in surfboard design and his iconic role in "The Endless Summer" but also through the countless individuals he inspired to chase waves and live adventurously. Reflecting on Hynson's life reveals a portrait of a man who was as complex as the ocean he loved. He was a visionary, a rebel, and a survivor. His journey, with all its highs and lows, mirrors the very essence of surfing: an endless pursuit of freedom, beauty, and the perfect wave. This has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to Quiet Please dot A I to “Hear What Matters.”

Mike Hynson was born on June 28, 1942, in Crescent City, California, a small coastal town that seemed to foreshadow his future connection to the ocean. His early years were characterized by movement and change, as his family relocated several times due to his father's career as a U.S. Navy engineer. This lifestyle introduced Hynson to the beaches of Hawaii and Southern California, environments that would shape his identity and fuel his passion for surfing. By the time he was ten years old, the family had settled in San Diego, and it was here, amidst the sun-drenched beaches and rolling waves, that Hynson discovered his love for surfing. His natural affinity for the sport quickly became evident. He was fearless in the water, exhibiting a style that was both aggressive and graceful, traits that would later define his approach to life. As a teenager, Hynson became a regular presence on the San Diego surfing scene. He devoted countless hours to mastering his craft, often waking at dawn to catch waves before school. His dedication paid off, and he soon gained a reputation as one of the most promising surfers in the region. The local surfing community was tight-knit but competitive, and Hynson's talent did not go unnoticed. His distinctive approach to surfing, characterized by sharp turns, smooth transitions, and a deep understanding of wave dynamics, set him apart from his peers. By the early 1960s, he had already made a name for himself, but it was a chance encounter with filmmaker Bruce Brown that would propel him to international fame. In 1963, Bruce Brown approached Hynson with an idea that sounded almost fantastical: to travel the world in search of the perfect wave and document the journey. Hynson, facing the prospect of being drafted into the Vietnam War, saw the offer as both an adventure and an escape. He agreed to join the project, embarking on a journey that would take him to remote beaches in Africa, New Zealand, Tahiti, and beyond. The resulting film, "The Endless Summer," released in 1966, became an unexpected cultural phenomenon. It captured the imagination of audiences who were captivated by the simplicity and beauty of the surfing lifestyle. Hynson, with his blond hair and laid-back demeanor, became an icon of the sport. The film's success was unprecedented, turning surfing from a niche activity into a global aspiration. While "The Endless Summer" brought Hynson international recognition, his influence extended beyond the screen. He was deeply interested in the technical aspects of surfing and became involved in surfboard design. Partnering with Gordon &amp; Smith, a prominent surfboard manufacturer, he helped develop the "Red Fin" model. This board, with its innovative design, offered better control and speed, revolutionizing performance surfing. Hynson was also instrumental in introducing down-rail designs, which enhanced maneuverability and became a standard in modern surfboards. His contributions to surfboard technology underscored his deep understanding of the mechanics of waves and his desire to push the sport's boundaries. The late 1960s and early 1970s marked a turbulent period in Hynson's life. As surfing culture intersected with the broader counterculture movement, he became involved with the Brotherhood of Eternal Love, a Laguna Beach-based group known for its psychedelic experiments and anti-establishment philosophy. The Brotherhood's activities, particularly their distribution of LSD, attracted law enforcement attention, and Hynson found himself entangled in legal troubles. He also participated in the 1971 film "Rainbow Bridge," which featured Jimi Hendrix in one of his last live performances. The film, much like the era it represented, was chaotic and unconventional, blending surfing, music, and psychedelics into a kaleidoscopic narrative. Hynson's association with the Brotherhood left a complex legacy; he was both fascinated by their ideals and aware of the dangers they courted. The years that followed were challenging. Hynson's involvement with the counterculture movement, combined with his struggles with substance abuse, took a toll on his personal and professional life. He drifted away from the mainstream surfing community, at times living on the fringes of society. Yet, even during these difficult periods, he never abandoned his passion for the ocean. Surfing remained a constant, a source of solace amid the chaos. By the 1980s, he began to rebuild his life, focusing once again on surfboard design. His boards, sought after for their craftsmanship and performance, reaffirmed his status as a master shaper. In later years, Hynson became a reflective figure within the surfing world. He published his memoir, "Transcendental Memories of a Surf Rebel," offering an unfiltered account of his life, from the exhilaration of riding waves in Africa to the legal battles and personal struggles that defined his later years. The memoir resonated with surfers and non-surfers alike, painting a vivid picture of a man who lived by his own rules, often at great personal cost. Hynson's story was one of rebellion and resilience, of a man who embodied the free-spirited ethos of surfing's golden era while grappling with the complexities of a life lived on the edge. Mike Hynson passed away on January 10, 2025, in Encinitas, California, at the age of 82. His death marked the end of an era for the surfing community. Tributes poured in from around the world, with fellow surfers, filmmakers, and fans recalling his contributions to the sport and his role in shaping its cultural narrative. Hynson's legacy endures not only through his innovations in surfboard design and his iconic role in "The Endless Summer" but also through the countless individuals he inspired to chase waves and live adventurously. Reflecting on Hynson's life reveals a portrait of a man who was as complex as the ocean he loved. He was a visionary, a rebel, and a survivor. His journey, with all its highs and lows, mirrors the very essence of surfing: an endless pursuit of freedom, beauty, and the perfect wave. This has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to Quiet Please dot A I to “Hear What Matters.”

Mike Hynson - Audio Biography

🎙️ Bienvenue sur Rétro Cinéma, ou Rétro Ciné pour les intimes ! Le podcast cinéma dédié à l’histoire du cinéma, aux classiques du cinéma de patrimoine et à l’analyse de films issus du patrimoine cinématographique mondial.

Chaque épisode vous invite à (re)découvrir des films rares, cultes ou oubliés, disponibles sur internet, en festivals de cinéma, dans les cinémathèques, médiathèques ou plateformes de visionnage accessibles au public.

🎬 Ici, on parle cinéma classique, cinéma indépendant, films d’auteur, films de patrimoine, mais aussi de coulisses du cinéma et d’entretiens cinéma avec des invités passionnés : critiques de films, professionnels du cinéma, analystes et autres passionnés d’histoire du cinéma.

Le tout avec une approche ouverte sur le monde, les genres, les époques et les styles.

🧠 Notre objectif ? 
Vous offrir des analyses cinéma accessibles, des critiques de films enrichissantes, et surtout, vous donner envie de partir à la découverte du cinéma mondial, en mettant en lumière des œuvres issues du patrimoine culturel de tous horizons.

🎧 Branchez vos écouteurs, installez-vous confortablement, et plongez dans un voyage sonore au cœur des films qui ont façonné le cinéma.

Et comme le disait si bien Quentin Tarantino au Festival de Cannes 2004 :
"Vive le Cinéma !"

Et voilà, c'était Rétro Cinéma, ou Rétro Ciné pour les intimes, votre Podcast d'histoire du Cinéma mondial, qui vous transporte dans l'histoire des films de patrimoine du cinéma mondial avec des chefs d'oeuvres disponibles simplement, sur internet, dans vos médiathèques et cinémathèques, voir festivals de cinéma, près de chez vous 🎬🍿
Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

🎙️ Bienvenue sur Rétro Cinéma, ou Rétro Ciné pour les intimes ! Le podcast cinéma dédié à l’histoire du cinéma, aux classiques du cinéma de patrimoine et à l’analyse de films issus du patrimoine cinématographique mondial. Chaque épisode vous invite à (re)découvrir des films rares, cultes ou oubliés, disponibles sur internet, en festivals de cinéma, dans les cinémathèques, médiathèques ou plateformes de visionnage accessibles au public. 🎬 Ici, on parle cinéma classique, cinéma indépendant, films d’auteur, films de patrimoine, mais aussi de coulisses du cinéma et d’entretiens cinéma avec des invités passionnés : critiques de films, professionnels du cinéma, analystes et autres passionnés d’histoire du cinéma. Le tout avec une approche ouverte sur le monde, les genres, les époques et les styles. 🧠 Notre objectif ? Vous offrir des analyses cinéma accessibles, des critiques de films enrichissantes, et surtout, vous donner envie de partir à la découverte du cinéma mondial, en mettant en lumière des œuvres issues du patrimoine culturel de tous horizons. 🎧 Branchez vos écouteurs, installez-vous confortablement, et plongez dans un voyage sonore au cœur des films qui ont façonné le cinéma. Et comme le disait si bien Quentin Tarantino au Festival de Cannes 2004 : "Vive le Cinéma !" Et voilà, c'était Rétro Cinéma, ou Rétro Ciné pour les intimes, votre Podcast d'histoire du Cinéma mondial, qui vous transporte dans l'histoire des films de patrimoine du cinéma mondial avec des chefs d'oeuvres disponibles simplement, sur internet, dans vos médiathèques et cinémathèques, voir festivals de cinéma, près de chez vous 🎬🍿 Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

Rétro Cinéma - Histoire du cinéma et des films de patrimoine

This series, "the longest-running cooking program on radio," began November 7, 1933 on CBS and concluded October 9, 1954 on NBC. The CBS episodes were initially fifteen minutes long and devoted to cooking tips and recipes. Before the show switched to NBC in 1948, it had expanded to thirty minutes, and there it became part of the "NBC Saturday morning parade of stars". The new version, introduced informally by the announcer as "Mary Lee on NBC," was an unusual but effective generic hybrid. Each episode begins with "The Story of the Week", a light domestic drama about fifteen minutes in length featuring young married couple Jim and Sally Carter. These segments have much in common with the many radio sitcoms of the day. In one show, we find Jim seized by jealousy because an old friend of his is flirting outrageously with Sally right before his eyes. The very next week Sally has to deal with the fact that one of the neighbors, a "cute redhead", is helping Jim out in his business a little too often and far too enthusiastically to suit her. After the story in each episode comes "The Recipe of the Week". Economy is emphasized here, but we are also reminded of the time when no dinner was considered complete without bread and dessert. The Father's Day meal presented June 18, 1949 for example consists of braised round steak, fried potatoes and green beans, vegetable slaw, rolls and butter, vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce, and coffee with milk and sugar.

This series, "the longest-running cooking program on radio," began November 7, 1933 on CBS and concluded October 9, 1954 on NBC. The CBS episodes were initially fifteen minutes long and devoted to cooking tips and recipes. Before the show switched to NBC in 1948, it had expanded to thirty minutes, and there it became part of the "NBC Saturday morning parade of stars". The new version, introduced informally by the announcer as "Mary Lee on NBC," was an unusual but effective generic hybrid. Each episode begins with "The Story of the Week", a light domestic drama about fifteen minutes in length featuring young married couple Jim and Sally Carter.These segments have much in common with the many radio sitcoms of the day. In one show, we find Jim seized by jealousy because an old friend of his is flirting outrageously with Sally right before his eyes. The very next week Sally has to deal with the fact that one of the neighbors, a "cute redhead", is helping Jim out in his business a little too often and far too enthusiastically to suit her. After the story in each episode comes "The Recipe of the Week". Economy is emphasized here, but we are also reminded of the time when no dinner was considered complete without bread and dessert. The Father's Day meal presented June 18, 1949 for example consists of braised round steak, fried potatoes and green beans, vegetable slaw, rolls and butter, vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce, and coffee with milk and sugar.

This series, "the longest-running cooking program on radio," began November 7, 1933 on CBS and concluded October 9, 1954 on NBC. The CBS episodes were initially fifteen minutes long and devoted to cooking tips and recipes. Before the show switched to NBC in 1948, it had expanded to thirty minutes, and there it became part of the "NBC Saturday morning parade of stars". The new version, introduced informally by the announcer as "Mary Lee on NBC," was an unusual but effective generic hybrid. Each episode begins with "The Story of the Week", a light domestic drama about fifteen minutes in length featuring young married couple Jim and Sally Carter. These segments have much in common with the many radio sitcoms of the day. In one show, we find Jim seized by jealousy because an old friend of his is flirting outrageously with Sally right before his eyes. The very next week Sally has to deal with the fact that one of the neighbors, a "cute redhead", is helping Jim out in his business a little too often and far too enthusiastically to suit her. After the story in each episode comes "The Recipe of the Week". Economy is emphasized here, but we are also reminded of the time when no dinner was considered complete without bread and dessert. The Father's Day meal presented June 18, 1949 for example consists of braised round steak, fried potatoes and green beans, vegetable slaw, rolls and butter, vanilla ice cream with chocolate sauce, and coffee with milk and sugar.

Mary Lee taylor Radio Show

The Best Actors is an informational podcast dedicated to the winners of a Best Actor Academy Award.&nbsp; Going in sequence by year, I examine an actor's biography, filmography, winning performance, movie history, acting styles, and more.&nbsp;

The Best Actors is an informational podcast dedicated to the winners of a Best Actor Academy Award.  Going in sequence by year, I examine an actor's biography, filmography, winning performance, movie history, acting styles, and more. 

The Best Actors

A History of Film Festivals in 100 Movies shares the backgrounds, the stories and the filmmakers that have influenced the festival circuit and the business of movies.  Covering the films and players that helped shape the landscape, the podcast includes the backstories, video clips, box office totals and career trajectories for the filmmakers that helped define this industry.

A History of Film Festivals in 100 Movies shares the backgrounds, the stories and the filmmakers that have influenced the festival circuit and the business of movies. Covering the films and players that helped shape the landscape, the podcast includes the backstories, video clips, box office totals and career trajectories for the filmmakers that helped define this industry.

A History of Film Festivals In 100 Movies

Horror, Sci-fi, and Dark Fantasy, film and book discussions.  Your port of darkness in a sea of light.

Horror, Sci-fi, and Dark Fantasy, film and book discussions. Your port of darkness in a sea of light.

Horror, Sci-fi, and Dark Fantasy, film and book discussions.&nbsp; Your port of darkness in a sea of light.

Grim Thrall

Wayne Alan Northrop, born on April 12, 1947, in Sumner, Washington, was an American actor whose remarkable career left a lasting legacy in television, particularly in the realm of soap operas. Best known for his roles in Days of Our Lives and Dynasty, Northrop became a household name through his captivating performances and undeniable charisma. Over decades in the industry, he cultivated a reputation as a versatile and dedicated performer, beloved by fans and respected by colleagues. Northrop’s early life in the Pacific Northwest was marked by a strong sense of community and a drive to achieve. He attended the University of Washington, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Communications, a discipline that would later complement his work as a performer. His passion for acting took shape during his university years, and after graduation, he immersed himself in the theater scene, gaining the foundational skills that would define his approach to television acting. In the late 1970s, Northrop began to make his mark on the entertainment industry. He appeared in guest roles on popular series like Baretta (1978) and The Waltons (1979), where his performance as Jeb showcased his ability to bring depth to even brief appearances. These early roles reflected his versatility and earned him recognition as an up-and-coming actor. Northrop’s breakthrough came in 1981 when he joined the cast of the prime-time soap opera Dynasty. Playing Michael Culhane, the Carrington family’s chauffeur, Northrop quickly became a fan favorite. The character of Culhane was far from a stereotypical servant; his entanglements with the powerful Carrington family added layers of complexity to the show’s dramatic narrative. Northrop’s nuanced portrayal of the role won acclaim, and though he exited after the first season, he reprised the character in the show’s seventh season, appearing in pivotal episodes such as "The Victory" (1986) and "The Sublet" (1987). While Dynasty cemented Northrop’s place in television history, his most enduring contribution came with his role as Roman Brady on Days of Our Lives. Debuting in 1981, Northrop’s portrayal of Roman, a steadfast and morally grounded detective, resonated deeply with audiences. The role quickly became central to the soap opera’s storylines, and Northrop’s performance was instrumental in shaping Roman’s character. His tenure as Roman Brady from 1981 to 1984 left an indelible mark on the series. Fans were thrilled when he returned to the role from 1991 to 1994, and later, in 2005, Northrop showcased his range by rejoining Days of Our Lives as a new character, the enigmatic Dr. Alex North. These appearances demonstrated his ability to reinvent himself within the same universe, captivating audiences all over again. Outside of his flagship roles, Northrop’s career featured a variety of performances that showcased his adaptability. He played Rex Stanton on the soap opera Port Charles from 1997 to 1998 and made guest appearances on shows like L.A. Law and Cold Case. These roles, while less prominent, highlighted Northrop’s willingness to explore diverse genres and characters, underscoring his commitment to his craft. Northrop’s professional achievements were matched by a fulfilling personal life. In 1981, he married Lynn Herring, an actress renowned for her portrayal of Lucy Coe on General Hospital. Their marriage was a partnership built on mutual respect and shared passions. Together, they raised two sons, Hank Wayne (born in 1991) and Grady Lee (born in 1993). Beyond their work in the entertainment industry, Northrop and Herring dedicated themselves to conservation efforts. They owned and operated a working cattle ranch in Raymond, California, for 35 years. The ranch became a testament to their commitment to environmental sustainability and wildlife preservation, reflecting their shared values and love for nature. In his later years, Northrop faced significant health challenges, including a diagnosis of early-onset Alzheimer’s disease. Despite these difficulties, he remained surrounded by the unwavering love and support of his family. He passed away on November 29, 2024, at the age of 77, at the Motion Picture and Television Woodland Hills Home in Los Angeles. Lynn Herring, his devoted wife, commemorated his life with heartfelt words, describing him as a man of humor, kindness, and deep devotion to his family and friends. Wayne Northrop’s legacy endures not only through his body of work but also through the memories he created for those who knew and admired him. His performances as Roman Brady and Michael Culhane are etched into the annals of television history, and his contributions to the entertainment industry continue to be celebrated by fans and peers alike. Beyond the screen, his dedication to conservation and his role as a loving husband and father add depth to the story of a life well-lived. Northrop’s influence on soap operas, particularly in Days of Our Lives, remains profound. His ability to embody complex characters with authenticity and relatability ensured that his roles would resonate with audiences for generations. As a man and an artist, Wayne Northrop exemplified passion, resilience, and integrity, leaving behind a legacy that inspires admiration and respect. This has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to Quiet Please dot A I to “Hear What Matters”

Wayne Alan Northrop, born on April 12, 1947, in Sumner, Washington, was an American actor whose remarkable career left a lasting legacy in television, particularly in the realm of soap operas. Best known for his roles in Days of Our Lives and Dynasty, Northrop became a household name through his captivating performances and undeniable charisma. Over decades in the industry, he cultivated a reputation as a versatile and dedicated performer, beloved by fans and respected by colleagues. Northrop’s early life in the Pacific Northwest was marked by a strong sense of community and a drive to achieve. He attended the University of Washington, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Communications, a discipline that would later complement his work as a performer. His passion for acting took shape during his university years, and after graduation, he immersed himself in the theater scene, gaining the foundational skills that would define his approach to television acting. In the late 1970s, Northrop began to make his mark on the entertainment industry. He appeared in guest roles on popular series like Baretta (1978) and The Waltons (1979), where his performance as Jeb showcased his ability to bring depth to even brief appearances. These early roles reflected his versatility and earned him recognition as an up-and-coming actor. Northrop’s breakthrough came in 1981 when he joined the cast of the prime-time soap opera Dynasty. Playing Michael Culhane, the Carrington family’s chauffeur, Northrop quickly became a fan favorite. The character of Culhane was far from a stereotypical servant; his entanglements with the powerful Carrington family added layers of complexity to the show’s dramatic narrative. Northrop’s nuanced portrayal of the role won acclaim, and though he exited after the first season, he reprised the character in the show’s seventh season, appearing in pivotal episodes such as "The Victory" (1986) and "The Sublet" (1987). While Dynasty cemented Northrop’s place in television history, his most enduring contribution came with his role as Roman Brady on Days of Our Lives. Debuting in 1981, Northrop’s portrayal of Roman, a steadfast and morally grounded detective, resonated deeply with audiences. The role quickly became central to the soap opera’s storylines, and Northrop’s performance was instrumental in shaping Roman’s character. His tenure as Roman Brady from 1981 to 1984 left an indelible mark on the series. Fans were thrilled when he returned to the role from 1991 to 1994, and later, in 2005, Northrop showcased his range by rejoining Days of Our Lives as a new character, the enigmatic Dr. Alex North. These appearances demonstrated his ability to reinvent himself within the same universe, captivating audiences all over again. Outside of his flagship roles, Northrop’s career featured a variety of performances that showcased his adaptability. He played Rex Stanton on the soap opera Port Charles from 1997 to 1998 and made guest appearances on shows like L.A. Law and Cold Case. These roles, while less prominent, highlighted Northrop’s willingness to explore diverse genres and characters, underscoring his commitment to his craft. Northrop’s professional achievements were matched by a fulfilling personal life. In 1981, he married Lynn Herring, an actress renowned for her portrayal of Lucy Coe on General Hospital. Their marriage was a partnership built on mutual respect and shared passions. Together, they raised two sons, Hank Wayne (born in 1991) and Grady Lee (born in 1993). Beyond their work in the entertainment industry, Northrop and Herring dedicated themselves to conservation efforts. They owned and operated a working cattle ranch in Raymond, California, for 35 years. The ranch became a testament to their commitment to environmental sustainability and wildlife preservation, reflecting their shared values and love for nature. In his later years, Northrop faced significant health challenges, including a diagnosis of early-onset Alzheimer’s disease. Despite these difficulties, he remained surrounded by the unwavering love and support of his family. He passed away on November 29, 2024, at the age of 77, at the Motion Picture and Television Woodland Hills Home in Los Angeles. Lynn Herring, his devoted wife, commemorated his life with heartfelt words, describing him as a man of humor, kindness, and deep devotion to his family and friends. Wayne Northrop’s legacy endures not only through his body of work but also through the memories he created for those who knew and admired him. His performances as Roman Brady and Michael Culhane are etched into the annals of television history, and his contributions to the entertainment industry continue to be celebrated by fans and peers alike. Beyond the screen, his dedication to conservation and his role as a loving husband and father add depth to the story of a life well-lived. Northrop’s influence on soap operas, particularly in Days of Our Lives, remains profound. His ability to embody complex characters with authenticity and relatability ensured that his roles would resonate with audiences for generations. As a man and an artist, Wayne Northrop exemplified passion, resilience, and integrity, leaving behind a legacy that inspires admiration and respect. This has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to Quiet Please dot A I to “Hear What Matters”

Wayne Alan Northrop, born on April 12, 1947, in Sumner, Washington, was an American actor whose remarkable career left a lasting legacy in television, particularly in the realm of soap operas. Best known for his roles in&nbsp;Days of Our Lives&nbsp;and&nbsp;Dynasty, Northrop became a household name through his captivating performances and undeniable charisma. Over decades in the industry, he cultivated a reputation as a versatile and dedicated performer, beloved by fans and respected by colleagues. Northrop’s early life in the Pacific Northwest was marked by a strong sense of community and a drive to achieve. He attended the University of Washington, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Communications, a discipline that would later complement his work as a performer. His passion for acting took shape during his university years, and after graduation, he immersed himself in the theater scene, gaining the foundational skills that would define his approach to television acting. In the late 1970s, Northrop began to make his mark on the entertainment industry. He appeared in guest roles on popular series like&nbsp;Baretta&nbsp;(1978) and&nbsp;The Waltons&nbsp;(1979), where his performance as Jeb showcased his ability to bring depth to even brief appearances. These early roles reflected his versatility and earned him recognition as an up-and-coming actor. Northrop’s breakthrough came in 1981 when he joined the cast of the prime-time soap opera&nbsp;Dynasty. Playing Michael Culhane, the Carrington family’s chauffeur, Northrop quickly became a fan favorite. The character of Culhane was far from a stereotypical servant; his entanglements with the powerful Carrington family added layers of complexity to the show’s dramatic narrative. Northrop’s nuanced portrayal of the role won acclaim, and though he exited after the first season, he reprised the character in the show’s seventh season, appearing in pivotal episodes such as "The Victory" (1986) and "The Sublet" (1987). While&nbsp;Dynasty&nbsp;cemented Northrop’s place in television history, his most enduring contribution came with his role as Roman Brady on&nbsp;Days of Our Lives. Debuting in 1981, Northrop’s portrayal of Roman, a steadfast and morally grounded detective, resonated deeply with audiences. The role quickly became central to the soap opera’s storylines, and Northrop’s performance was instrumental in shaping Roman’s character. His tenure as Roman Brady from 1981 to 1984 left an indelible mark on the series. Fans were thrilled when he returned to the role from 1991 to 1994, and later, in 2005, Northrop showcased his range by rejoining&nbsp;Days of Our Lives&nbsp;as a new character, the enigmatic Dr. Alex North. These appearances demonstrated his ability to reinvent himself within the same universe, captivating audiences all over again. Outside of his flagship roles, Northrop’s career featured a variety of performances that showcased his adaptability. He played Rex Stanton on the soap opera&nbsp;Port Charles&nbsp;from 1997 to 1998 and made guest appearances on shows like&nbsp;L.A. Law&nbsp;and&nbsp;Cold Case. These roles, while less prominent, highlighted Northrop’s willingness to explore diverse genres and characters, underscoring his commitment to his craft. Northrop’s professional achievements were matched by a fulfilling personal life. In 1981, he married Lynn Herring, an actress renowned for her portrayal of Lucy Coe on&nbsp;General Hospital. Their marriage was a partnership built on mutual respect and shared passions. Together, they raised two sons, Hank Wayne (born in 1991) and Grady Lee (born in 1993). Beyond their work in the entertainment industry, Northrop and Herring dedicated themselves to conservation efforts. They owned and operated a working cattle ranch in Raymond, California, for 35 years. The ranch became a testament to their commitment to environmental sustainability and wildlife preservation, reflecting their shared values and love for nature. In his later years, Northrop faced significant health challenges, including a diagnosis of early-onset Alzheimer’s disease. Despite these difficulties, he remained surrounded by the unwavering love and support of his family. He passed away on November 29, 2024, at the age of 77, at the Motion Picture and Television Woodland Hills Home in Los Angeles. Lynn Herring, his devoted wife, commemorated his life with heartfelt words, describing him as a man of humor, kindness, and deep devotion to his family and friends. Wayne Northrop’s legacy endures not only through his body of work but also through the memories he created for those who knew and admired him. His performances as Roman Brady and Michael Culhane are etched into the annals of television history, and his contributions to the entertainment industry continue to be celebrated by fans and peers alike. Beyond the screen, his dedication to conservation and his role as a loving husband and father add depth to the story of a life well-lived. Northrop’s influence on soap operas, particularly in&nbsp;Days of Our Lives, remains profound. His ability to embody complex characters with authenticity and relatability ensured that his roles would resonate with audiences for generations. As a man and an artist, Wayne Northrop exemplified passion, resilience, and integrity, leaving behind a legacy that inspires admiration and respect. This has been a Quiet Please production. Head over to Quiet Please dot A I to “Hear What Matters”

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