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Using marriage and family therapy knowledge, we analyze movie, TV, and literary characters and the dynamics of their relationships.

Couch of Characters (Ghost-Hat Network)

Scénario et Réalisation : Conseils et tutos sur l'écriture et la mise en scène !

RougeVertBleu

Pop Periscope is the podcast where we discuss random fun topics from the pop culture universe.

Pop Periscope - The Podcast

Matthew Yonemura discusses his journey as a filmmaker.

Reel Life

侦探文学黄金时代的开山之作， 酒桶惊现女尸，倩魂丽影无声地泣诉内心的幽怨悲情。      设计精巧的弥天大谎，谜一样的木桶在伦敦和巴黎之间反复运送。无懈可击的逻辑推理，百无一疏的证据收集，能否破解缜密完美的不在场证明？ 【    侦探文学黄金时代的开山之作， 酒桶惊现女尸，倩魂丽影无声地泣诉内心的幽怨悲情。      设计精巧的弥天大谎，谜一样的木桶在伦敦和巴黎之间反复运送。无懈可击的逻辑推理，百无一疏的证据收集，能否破解缜密完美的不在场证明？ 】

侦探文学黄金时代的开山之作， 酒桶惊现女尸，倩魂丽影无声地泣诉内心的幽怨悲情。 设计精巧的弥天大谎，谜一样的木桶在伦敦和巴黎之间反复运送。无懈可击的逻辑推理，百无一疏的证据收集，能否破解缜密完美的不在场证明？ 【 侦探文学黄金时代的开山之作， 酒桶惊现女尸，倩魂丽影无声地泣诉内心的幽怨悲情。 设计精巧的弥天大谎，谜一样的木桶在伦敦和巴黎之间反复运送。无懈可击的逻辑推理，百无一疏的证据收集，能否破解缜密完美的不在场证明？】

&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;侦探文学黄金时代的开山之作，&nbsp;酒桶惊现女尸，倩魂丽影无声地泣诉内心的幽怨悲情。 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;设计精巧的弥天大谎，谜一样的木桶在伦敦和巴黎之间反复运送。无懈可击的逻辑推理，百无一疏的证据收集，能否破解缜密完美的不在场证明？ 【&nbsp; &nbsp; 侦探文学黄金时代的开山之作，&nbsp;酒桶惊现女尸，倩魂丽影无声地泣诉内心的幽怨悲情。 &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;设计精巧的弥天大谎，谜一样的木桶在伦敦和巴黎之间反复运送。无懈可击的逻辑推理，百无一疏的证据收集，能否破解缜密完美的不在场证明？ 】

酒桶中的女尸

Entertainment Talk's Podcast for Westworld on entertainmenttalk.org

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Join Starry (Q) and Ben for some chill hangs and laughs! You can also find us on Apple iTunes, several podcast apps, and Google Play Music!  Find us on Instagram for new episode announcements and other stuff @2bruhsbruh 

And you can reach us at 2bruhsbruh@gmail.com for any business inquiries.

Join Starry (Q) and Ben for some chill hangs and laughs! You can also find us on Apple iTunes, several podcast apps, and Google Play Music! Find us on Instagram for new episode announcements and other stuff @2bruhsbruh And you can reach us at 2bruhsbruh@gmail.com for any business inquiries.

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Keeping it Creepy with Cherry and Kat

An insight into the creative process behind Silicon Valley's top creative minds. If you have any questions or comments, or to listen to other episodes, you can visit the Podcast section at audoir.com

Silicon Valley Creative Podcast

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Tu voix qui c'est

From the tackiest reality show to the latest true-crime documentaries, The Weekly Watch hosted by Orlaith Condon is your go-to podcast for all things telly. So, for those looking to continue the conversation, hear what others have to say, or on the hunt for something new to watch, this is the podcast for you.

The Weekly Watch

Hi, I'm Josh. Every week my buddy Dave and I watch a movie and talk about it. We also chat about philosophy and, well, life in general.

Film and Philosophy

Filmmaking Motivation with Alex Ferrari is a podcast dedicated to helping you get off your butt and make it happen for yourself. We all need a push on our filmmaking journey from time to time and this show does just that. Filmmaker and host Alex Ferrari (who also hosts The Indie Film Hustle, Filmtrepreneur, and Bulletproof Screenwriting Podcasts) drops weekly episodes that are part inspirational, part motivational, part raw truth bomb and part kick in the butt. These short motivational episodes will help you kick start your day. Never stop chasing that filmmaking or screenwriting dream. The world needs to hear your voice. It is your responsibility to put it out into the world. Keep on hustling!

Filmmaking Motivation with Alex Ferrari is a podcast dedicated to helping you get off your butt and make it happen for yourself. We all need a push on our filmmaking journey from time to time and this show does just that. Filmmaker and host Alex Ferrari (who also hosts The Indie Film Hustle, Filmtrepreneur, and Bulletproof Screenwriting Podcasts) drops weekly episodes that are part inspirational, part motivational, part raw truth bomb and part kick in the butt. These short motivational episodes will help you kick start your day. Never stop chasing that filmmaking or screenwriting dream. The world needs to hear your voice. It is your responsibility to put it out into the world. Keep on hustling!

Filmmaking Motivation with Alex Ferrari is a podcast dedicated to helping you get off your butt and make it happen for yourself. We all need a push on our filmmaking journey from time to time and this show does just that. Filmmaker and host Alex Ferrari (who also hosts The Indie Film Hustle, Filmtrepreneur, and Bulletproof Screenwriting Podcasts) drops weekly episodes that are part inspirational, part motivational, part raw truth bomb and part kick in the butt. These short motivational episodes will help you kick start your day. Never stop chasing that filmmaking or screenwriting dream. The world needs to hear your voice. It is your responsibility to put it out into the world. Keep on hustling!

Filmmaking Motivation Podcast with Alex Ferrari

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FriendsCastið

玖零出張所(JiouLing)｜PODCAST

社會在走，你需要玖零出張所

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玖零出張所

ПИС - это аудио-шоу. Мы говорим со студентами МГИМО, о студентах МГИМО и для студентов МГИМО. Мы говорим тру. Мы говорим и смеёмся.
Творческое объединение "ПИС" состоит из студентов многих ВУЗов России, поэтому мы не являемся студенческим сообществом МГИМО и не вещаем от лица МГИМО. Однако, как говорит Олег: "ПИС-подкаст - только о вас"

ПИС - это аудио-шоу. Мы говорим со студентами МГИМО, о студентах МГИМО и для студентов МГИМО. Мы говорим тру. Мы говорим и смеёмся. Творческое объединение "ПИС" состоит из студентов многих ВУЗов России, поэтому мы не являемся студенческим сообществом МГИМО и не вещаем от лица МГИМО. Однако, как говорит Олег: "ПИС-подкаст - только о вас"

АУДИО-ШОУ ПИС

Ever heard of post office therapy? Well, if you ask Delhiwalas, they&rsquo;ll tell you in good detail about it. That&rsquo;s what the show DL935 is for them. Come at 5pm and you&rsquo;ll hear echoing sounds of laughter in the city. This is not some sorcery, but Delhi&rsquo;s most loved musketeers kadak laundey-Kisna and Rohan in their true element. The laughter attack of &ldquo;Nand Kishore Bairagi&rdquo; and the Delhi in its unfiltered spirit, both will be an integral part of the show. As we speak, they&rsquo;re prepping up their apparatus for the laughter laboratory that they have set up in the studios of 93.5 Red FM. Watch out!

Ever heard of post office therapy? Well, if you ask Delhiwalas, they’ll tell you in good detail about it. That’s what the show DL935 is for them. Come at 5pm and you’ll hear echoing sounds of laughter in the city. This is not some sorcery, but Delhi’s most loved musketeers kadak laundey-Kisna and Rohan in their true element. The laughter attack of “Nand Kishore Bairagi” and the Delhi in its unfiltered spirit, both will be an integral part of the show. As we speak, they’re prepping up their apparatus for the laughter laboratory that they have set up in the studios of 93.5 Red FM. Watch out!

Ever heard of post office therapy? Well, if you ask Delhiwalas, they’ll tell you in good detail about it. That’s what the show DL935 is for them. Come at 5pm and you’ll hear echoing sounds of laughter in the city. This is not some sorcery, but Delhi’s most loved musketeers kadak laundey-Kisna and Rohan in their true element. The laughter attack of “Nand Kishore Bairagi” and the Delhi in its unfiltered spirit, both will be an integral part of the show. As we speak, they’re prepping up their apparatus for the laughter laboratory that they have set up in the studios of 93.5 Red FM. Watch out!

DL935

I tell you the plot of your favorite movies.

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Iridescence is defined as “showing luminous colors that seem to change when seen from different angles.” Film and TV allow you to experience stories from different perspectives than your own, which can expand your worldview and allow you to live your life in a much more fulfilling and profound way. They transcend cultural/social barriers and finds a universality in the personal, thus expressing an iridescence.
Iridescence is a Film &amp; TV review podcast hosted by Ray and Jeremy, two UCLA undergrads passionate about storytelling.
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Iridescence is defined as “showing luminous colors that seem to change when seen from different angles.” Film and TV allow you to experience stories from different perspectives than your own, which can expand your worldview and allow you to live your life in a much more fulfilling and profound way. They transcend cultural/social barriers and finds a universality in the personal, thus expressing an iridescence. Iridescence is a Film & TV review podcast hosted by Ray and Jeremy, two UCLA undergrads passionate about storytelling. Follow our instagram @iridescencepodcast

Iridescence

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Welcome to the South made Podcast. Join hosts, Sam Ndlovu and Fadel Seibou as they aim to bring you behind the scene access into the lives of the high achievers from the sports, business and entertainment world.

South Made Podcast

From Football Glory to Iconic Film Roles: The Legendary Career of Carl Weathers Long before he portrayed some of cinema's most memorable characters, Carl Weathers established himself as a standout athlete. Born in 1948 in New Orleans, Carl took an early interest in sports. At high school in San Diego, he excelled across multiple sports, earning varsity letters in football, track and field and baseball. His imposing 6’2” athletic frame and competitive nature made him a star linebacker. When Carl led his team to a football championship in his senior year, he was flooded with university scholarship offers. Carl chose to play for San Diego State University. As starting linebacker, he helped take SDSU’s Aztecs to new heights. Over his college career from 1966-1969, Carl earned Defensive Player of the Year honors and boasted 342 career tackles—still ranked in the school's Top 10 today. The San Diego Rockets even selected Carl in the 7th round of the 1970 NBA draft as a forward. But Carl’s true talents lay on the football gridiron. In 1970, Carl was drafted by the Oakland Raiders. Alternating between linebacker and defensive end positions over seven NFL seasons, Carl contributed to the Raiders’ ferocious defensive line that powered consecutive Super Bowl victories in 1977 and 1981. Knee and shoulder injuries ultimately forced Carl into early retirement in 1978, finishing with eight career interceptions and two defensive touchdowns. Yearning for new challenges post-NFL, Carl turned to acting. He debuted in a small role as an Oakland Raiders player in the TV movie “Brian’s Song”, foreshadowing Carl’s talent for portraying larger-than-life athletic characters. Filmmaker Mark Robson recognized Carl’s potential and cast him in “Force 10 from Navarone” in 1978 opposite Robert Shaw and Harrison Ford. Though Carl had no formal acting training, Ford mentored him on skills like fight choreography. Carl soon gained a reputation for seriously committing to action movie roles. Carl’s breakthrough role came shortly after when he landed the iconic part of heavyweight boxing legend Apollo Creed in the original “Rocky” film in 1976. Carl’s natural athleticism and imposing presence made him perfectly suited as Rocky Balboa’s trash-talking rival. Delivering famous lines like “There ain't gonna be no rematch” with charismatic bravado, Carl stole scenes and brought dramatic heft against Sylvester Stallone. The role earned Carl widespread acclaim and cemented his status as a formidable screen presence. Reprising fan favorite Apollo Creed in three “Rocky” sequels, Carl expanded beyond villains to showcase his versatility. In 1982’s “Rocky III”, Apollo becomes Rocky’s trainer and mentoring figure in classic montage-training sequences. When Apollo later dies tragically in 1985’s “Rocky IV” during an exhibition fight with Russian boxer Ivan Drago, Carl compels with emotional depth as the mortally wounded champ. Through the Rocky series, Carl imbued all facets of Apollo Creed with magnetic charisma that enshrined the character as an all-time cinematic great. Between Rocky films, Weathers took on roles across action, drama and comedy genres. Memorably playing Dillon, the hard-edged squad leader battling Predators alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger in “Predator”. Portraying heavyweight boxing champ George Foreman in “The Buster Douglas Story”. Appearing in TV sitcoms “In the House” and “Arliss” displaying comedic timing. Ever expanding his talents, Carl commanded respect through diverse characters unified by his imposing physical presence and charm. By the 1990s, Carl was a household name appearing in blockbuster films “Action Jackson” alongside Sharon Stone and “Hurricane Smith” with Kevin Costner. Carl also returned to his sports roots portraying legendary football coach and commentator John Madden in 2000’s “The Replacements” starring Keanu Reeves and Gene Hackman. Approachable despite his fame, Carl became a fixture as himself in commercials for companies like Bud Light and Toyota - often joking about his tough guy roles. As Carl entered his 60s, his physique and athleticism still rivaled actors half his age. He embraced roles poking fun at his own larger-than-life image like in comedies “The Comebacks” playing overly intense Coach Lambeau alongside David Koechner and “Sandy Wexler” opposite Adam Sandler as a caricatured version of himself. Game for self-parody while remaining convincing in dramatic parts, Carl proved a versatile talent. In recent years, Carl’s prolific career came full circle when he was cast to portray Apollo Creed’s boxing trainer Tony “Little Duke” Evers in the new “Creed” films starring Michael B. Jordan. Reprising his Rocky character’s son over 30 years later, Carl anchored Creed’s corner with curmudgeonly wit training the young fighter. Off-screen, 71-year-old Carl also personally coached Jordan for the films’ intense boxing scenes, having maintained rigorous fitness himself. Their heartfelt on-screen bond reflected Carl’s real mentorship helping launch Jordan’s own breakout star success. Today at age 75, Carl Weathers’ enduring big screen presence is busier than ever. Starring in comedies like “Operation Ragnarok”, action thrillers such as “Shadow Force” and returning for “Creed III” in 2023, Carl entertains new generations of fans while cementing his cinematic legacy. His portrayal of Greef Carga in Disney’s popular Star Wars series “The Mandalorian” has introduced Carl to whole new audiences. Few artists in film history have commanded both dramatic gravitas and light-hearted charisma through such memorable roles as Carl Weathers. From his early football fame to becoming one of Hollywood’s most celebrated character actors, Carl has always infused unique magnetism into every part. Both aspirational yet relatable, Carl’s continued success reveals that audiences never tire of cheering on an underdog who battles the odds. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts

From Football Glory to Iconic Film Roles: The Legendary Career of Carl Weathers Long before he portrayed some of cinema's most memorable characters, Carl Weathers established himself as a standout athlete. Born in 1948 in New Orleans, Carl took an early interest in sports. At high school in San Diego, he excelled across multiple sports, earning varsity letters in football, track and field and baseball. His imposing 6’2” athletic frame and competitive nature made him a star linebacker. When Carl led his team to a football championship in his senior year, he was flooded with university scholarship offers. Carl chose to play for San Diego State University. As starting linebacker, he helped take SDSU’s Aztecs to new heights. Over his college career from 1966-1969, Carl earned Defensive Player of the Year honors and boasted 342 career tackles—still ranked in the school's Top 10 today. The San Diego Rockets even selected Carl in the 7th round of the 1970 NBA draft as a forward. But Carl’s true talents lay on the football gridiron. In 1970, Carl was drafted by the Oakland Raiders. Alternating between linebacker and defensive end positions over seven NFL seasons, Carl contributed to the Raiders’ ferocious defensive line that powered consecutive Super Bowl victories in 1977 and 1981. Knee and shoulder injuries ultimately forced Carl into early retirement in 1978, finishing with eight career interceptions and two defensive touchdowns. Yearning for new challenges post-NFL, Carl turned to acting. He debuted in a small role as an Oakland Raiders player in the TV movie “Brian’s Song”, foreshadowing Carl’s talent for portraying larger-than-life athletic characters. Filmmaker Mark Robson recognized Carl’s potential and cast him in “Force 10 from Navarone” in 1978 opposite Robert Shaw and Harrison Ford. Though Carl had no formal acting training, Ford mentored him on skills like fight choreography. Carl soon gained a reputation for seriously committing to action movie roles. Carl’s breakthrough role came shortly after when he landed the iconic part of heavyweight boxing legend Apollo Creed in the original “Rocky” film in 1976. Carl’s natural athleticism and imposing presence made him perfectly suited as Rocky Balboa’s trash-talking rival. Delivering famous lines like “There ain't gonna be no rematch” with charismatic bravado, Carl stole scenes and brought dramatic heft against Sylvester Stallone. The role earned Carl widespread acclaim and cemented his status as a formidable screen presence. Reprising fan favorite Apollo Creed in three “Rocky” sequels, Carl expanded beyond villains to showcase his versatility. In 1982’s “Rocky III”, Apollo becomes Rocky’s trainer and mentoring figure in classic montage-training sequences. When Apollo later dies tragically in 1985’s “Rocky IV” during an exhibition fight with Russian boxer Ivan Drago, Carl compels with emotional depth as the mortally wounded champ. Through the Rocky series, Carl imbued all facets of Apollo Creed with magnetic charisma that enshrined the character as an all-time cinematic great. Between Rocky films, Weathers took on roles across action, drama and comedy genres. Memorably playing Dillon, the hard-edged squad leader battling Predators alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger in “Predator”. Portraying heavyweight boxing champ George Foreman in “The Buster Douglas Story”. Appearing in TV sitcoms “In the House” and “Arliss” displaying comedic timing. Ever expanding his talents, Carl commanded respect through diverse characters unified by his imposing physical presence and charm. By the 1990s, Carl was a household name appearing in blockbuster films “Action Jackson” alongside Sharon Stone and “Hurricane Smith” with Kevin Costner. Carl also returned to his sports roots portraying legendary football coach and commentator John Madden in 2000’s “The Replacements” starring Keanu Reeves and Gene Hackman. Approachable despite his fame, Carl became a fixture as himself in commercials for companies like Bud Light and Toyota - often joking about his tough guy roles. As Carl entered his 60s, his physique and athleticism still rivaled actors half his age. He embraced roles poking fun at his own larger-than-life image like in comedies “The Comebacks” playing overly intense Coach Lambeau alongside David Koechner and “Sandy Wexler” opposite Adam Sandler as a caricatured version of himself. Game for self-parody while remaining convincing in dramatic parts, Carl proved a versatile talent. In recent years, Carl’s prolific career came full circle when he was cast to portray Apollo Creed’s boxing trainer Tony “Little Duke” Evers in the new “Creed” films starring Michael B. Jordan. Reprising his Rocky character’s son over 30 years later, Carl anchored Creed’s corner with curmudgeonly wit training the young fighter. Off-screen, 71-year-old Carl also personally coached Jordan for the films’ intense boxing scenes, having maintained rigorous fitness himself. Their heartfelt on-screen bond reflected Carl’s real mentorship helping launch Jordan’s own breakout star success. Today at age 75, Carl Weathers’ enduring big screen presence is busier than ever. Starring in comedies like “Operation Ragnarok”, action thrillers such as “Shadow Force” and returning for “Creed III” in 2023, Carl entertains new generations of fans while cementing his cinematic legacy. His portrayal of Greef Carga in Disney’s popular Star Wars series “The Mandalorian” has introduced Carl to whole new audiences. Few artists in film history have commanded both dramatic gravitas and light-hearted charisma through such memorable roles as Carl Weathers. From his early football fame to becoming one of Hollywood’s most celebrated character actors, Carl has always infused unique magnetism into every part. Both aspirational yet relatable, Carl’s continued success reveals that audiences never tire of cheering on an underdog who battles the odds. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts

From Football Glory to Iconic Film Roles: The Legendary Career of Carl Weathers Long before he portrayed some of cinema's most memorable characters, Carl Weathers established himself as a standout athlete. Born in 1948 in New Orleans, Carl took an early interest in sports. At high school in San Diego, he excelled across multiple sports, earning varsity letters in football, track and field and baseball. His imposing 6’2” athletic frame and competitive nature made him a star linebacker. When Carl led his team to a football championship in his senior year, he was flooded with university scholarship offers. Carl chose to play for San Diego State University. As starting linebacker, he helped take SDSU’s Aztecs to new heights. Over his college career from 1966-1969, Carl earned Defensive Player of the Year honors and boasted 342 career tackles—still ranked in the school's Top 10 today. The San Diego Rockets even selected Carl in the 7th round of the 1970 NBA draft as a forward. But Carl’s true talents lay on the football gridiron. In 1970, Carl was drafted by the Oakland Raiders. Alternating between linebacker and defensive end positions over seven NFL seasons, Carl contributed to the Raiders’ ferocious defensive line that powered consecutive Super Bowl victories in 1977 and 1981. Knee and shoulder injuries ultimately forced Carl into early retirement in 1978, finishing with eight career interceptions and two defensive touchdowns. Yearning for new challenges post-NFL, Carl turned to acting. He debuted in a small role as an Oakland Raiders player in the TV movie “Brian’s Song”, foreshadowing Carl’s talent for portraying larger-than-life athletic characters. Filmmaker Mark Robson recognized Carl’s potential and cast him in “Force 10 from Navarone” in 1978 opposite Robert Shaw and Harrison Ford. Though Carl had no formal acting training, Ford mentored him on skills like fight choreography. Carl soon gained a reputation for seriously committing to action movie roles. Carl’s breakthrough role came shortly after when he landed the iconic part of heavyweight boxing legend Apollo Creed in the original “Rocky” film in 1976. Carl’s natural athleticism and imposing presence made him perfectly suited as Rocky Balboa’s trash-talking rival. Delivering famous lines like “There ain't gonna be no rematch” with charismatic bravado, Carl stole scenes and brought dramatic heft against Sylvester Stallone. The role earned Carl widespread acclaim and cemented his status as a formidable screen presence. Reprising fan favorite Apollo Creed in three “Rocky” sequels, Carl expanded beyond villains to showcase his versatility. In 1982’s “Rocky III”, Apollo becomes Rocky’s trainer and mentoring figure in classic montage-training sequences. When Apollo later dies tragically in 1985’s “Rocky IV” during an exhibition fight with Russian boxer Ivan Drago, Carl compels with emotional depth as the mortally wounded champ. Through the Rocky series, Carl imbued all facets of Apollo Creed with magnetic charisma that enshrined the character as an all-time cinematic great. Between Rocky films, Weathers took on roles across action, drama and comedy genres. Memorably playing Dillon, the hard-edged squad leader battling Predators alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger in “Predator”. Portraying heavyweight boxing champ George Foreman in “The Buster Douglas Story”. Appearing in TV sitcoms “In the House” and “Arliss” displaying comedic timing. Ever expanding his talents, Carl commanded respect through diverse characters unified by his imposing physical presence and charm. By the 1990s, Carl was a household name appearing in blockbuster films “Action Jackson” alongside Sharon Stone and “Hurricane Smith” with Kevin Costner. Carl also returned to his sports roots portraying legendary football coach and commentator John Madden in 2000’s “The Replacements” starring Keanu Reeves and Gene Hackman. Approachable despite his fame, Carl became a fixture as himself in commercials for companies like Bud Light and Toyota - often joking about his tough guy roles. As Carl entered his 60s, his physique and athleticism still rivaled actors half his age. He embraced roles poking fun at his own larger-than-life image like in comedies “The Comebacks” playing overly intense Coach Lambeau alongside David Koechner and “Sandy Wexler” opposite Adam Sandler as a caricatured version of himself. Game for self-parody while remaining convincing in dramatic parts, Carl proved a versatile talent. In recent years, Carl’s prolific career came full circle when he was cast to portray Apollo Creed’s boxing trainer Tony “Little Duke” Evers in the new “Creed” films starring Michael B. Jordan. Reprising his Rocky character’s son over 30 years later, Carl anchored Creed’s corner with curmudgeonly wit training the young fighter. Off-screen, 71-year-old Carl also personally coached Jordan for the films’ intense boxing scenes, having maintained rigorous fitness himself. Their heartfelt on-screen bond reflected Carl’s real mentorship helping launch Jordan’s own breakout star success. Today at age 75, Carl Weathers’ enduring big screen presence is busier than ever. Starring in comedies like “Operation Ragnarok”, action thrillers such as “Shadow Force” and returning for “Creed III” in 2023, Carl entertains new generations of fans while cementing his cinematic legacy. His portrayal of Greef Carga in Disney’s popular Star Wars series “The Mandalorian” has introduced Carl to whole new audiences. Few artists in film history have commanded both dramatic gravitas and light-hearted charisma through such memorable roles as Carl Weathers. From his early football fame to becoming one of Hollywood’s most celebrated character actors, Carl has always infused unique magnetism into every part. Both aspirational yet relatable, Carl’s continued success reveals that audiences never tire of cheering on an underdog who battles the odds. Thanks for listening to Quiet Please. Remember to like and share wherever you get your podcasts

Carl Weathers - Audio Biography

Trey Knowles Music delivers bold, faith-driven sound with a message that cuts through the noise. His songs challenge the wickedness of the world, uplift the innocent, and point all people toward the kingdom of God. Rooted in Scripture and fueled by truth, Trey uses music to confront injustice, inspire change, and strengthen believers. For anyone seeking music with purpose, conviction, and spiritual power&mdash;this is it.

Trey Knowles Music delivers bold, faith-driven sound with a message that cuts through the noise. His songs challenge the wickedness of the world, uplift the innocent, and point all people toward the kingdom of God. Rooted in Scripture and fueled by truth, Trey uses music to confront injustice, inspire change, and strengthen believers. For anyone seeking music with purpose, conviction, and spiritual power—this is it.

Trey Knowles Music delivers bold, faith-driven sound with a message that cuts through the noise. His songs challenge the wickedness of the world, uplift the innocent, and point all people toward the kingdom of God. Rooted in Scripture and fueled by truth, Trey uses music to confront injustice, inspire change, and strengthen believers. For anyone seeking music with purpose, conviction, and spiritual power—this is it.

Trey Knowles Music

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Hört euch hier die Serie "Sherlock" von BBC als Hörspiel an und verfolgt die Abenteuer von Sherlock Holmes und John Watson als Kino für die Ohren

Unser Formular zum ausfüllen für Serien Wünsche und mehr: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1LyYRKuZLggzhZBS3hitvYExTENIfnU8FJXlk-wnffuA Hört euch hier die Serie "Sherlock" von BBC als Hörspiel an und verfolgt die Abenteuer von Sherlock Holmes und John Watson als Kino für die Ohren

Sherlock Hörspiele Podcast

We're discussing and reviewing movies we've watched over the years. Taking a look with fresh eyes to see if they are as we remember them. Join us in listening and it may encourage you to revisit (or visit for the first time) some of these movie. By the way have you seen...

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Somos Rod &amp; Jon, vivimos a 450 kilómetros pero hemos decido juntarnos virtualmente para charlar sobre cine contigo.

Somos Rod & Jon, vivimos a 450 kilómetros pero hemos decido juntarnos virtualmente para charlar sobre cine contigo.

Rod and Jon

2 кадри - подкаст, у якому ми, Катя і Женя, дружньо, розслаблено і весело обговорюємо відоме та не дуже кіно. У процесі ми кайфуємо, шукаємо творчу впевненість і через свою аматорську призму рефлексуємо про кадри, які варті уваги. Ваш відгук матиме для нас велику цінність, почуймося! Instagram Каті:&nbsp; https://www.instagram.com/homiakatya/&nbsp; Instagram Жені:&nbsp; https://www.instagram.com/jenyakyrylyuk/&nbsp; Телеграм-канал: https://t.me/dvakadry&nbsp;

2 кадри - подкаст, у якому ми, Катя і Женя, дружньо, розслаблено і весело обговорюємо відоме та не дуже кіно. У процесі ми кайфуємо, шукаємо творчу впевненість і через свою аматорську призму рефлексуємо про кадри, які варті уваги. Ваш відгук матиме для нас велику цінність, почуймося! Instagram Каті:  https://www.instagram.com/homiakatya/  Instagram Жені:  https://www.instagram.com/jenyakyrylyuk/  Телеграм-канал: https://t.me/dvakadry 

2 кадри

Get ready for a movie marathon full of surprises, driven by two best friends who have wildly different tastes! Join us as we dive into the world of movies, where one of us is a die-hard horror lover while the other is all about heart-melting romance. This is a SPOILER heavy movie discussion podcast!

Every week, we challenge each other to watch and review a film from the genre we're not usually drawn to. We're talking cozy romances that make us blush and bone-chilling horrors that keep us up at night. It's all about stepping out of our comfort zones and sharing our reactions.

Get ready for a movie marathon full of surprises, driven by two best friends who have wildly different tastes! Join us as we dive into the world of movies, where one of us is a die-hard horror lover while the other is all about heart-melting romance. This is a SPOILER heavy movie discussion podcast! Every week, we challenge each other to watch and review a film from the genre we're not usually drawn to. We're talking cozy romances that make us blush and bone-chilling horrors that keep us up at night. It's all about stepping out of our comfort zones and sharing our reactions.

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Passionné par l’horreur ou désireux de découvrir l’univers cinématographique d’horreur ? Vous êtes au bon endroit !

Chaque mois, découvrez un nouvel épisode de podcast. 

Au programme : critiques des derniers films sortis, recommandations pour passer vos meilleures soirées frissons et anecdotes croustillantes !

CineHorreur est un podcast imaginé et interprété par deux fans de l’horreur : Alexis &amp; Juliette

Passionné par l’horreur ou désireux de découvrir l’univers cinématographique d’horreur ? Vous êtes au bon endroit ! Chaque mois, découvrez un nouvel épisode de podcast. Au programme : critiques des derniers films sortis, recommandations pour passer vos meilleures soirées frissons et anecdotes croustillantes ! CineHorreur est un podcast imaginé et interprété par deux fans de l’horreur : Alexis & Juliette

CineHorreur

Paying tribute to the Greatest TV Show of All Time. 'Hell Of A Mouth' is a funtastic field-guide to the Buffyverse. HOAM is here to fill in the gaps during your next Buffy The Vampire Slayer rewatch, share with you the most up-to-date news around the potential Buffy Reboot, and to pay tribute to the Greatest TV Show of All Time.  We also roast terrible Buffy lists, articles, and critiques.

Paying tribute to the Greatest TV Show of All Time. 'Hell Of A Mouth' is a funtastic field-guide to the Buffyverse. HOAM is here to fill in the gaps during your next Buffy The Vampire Slayer rewatch, share with you the most up-to-date news around the potential Buffy Reboot, and to pay tribute to the Greatest TV Show of All Time. We also roast terrible Buffy lists, articles, and critiques.

Hell Of A Mouth: A Buffy Fancast

Join our creepy crew as we dissect horror and occult cinema, uncover the occult secrets behind the screams, and share our authentic occult opinions.

Occult Opinions

CBS Radio Mystery Theater (a.k.a. Radio Mystery Theater and Mystery Theater, sometimes abbreviated as CBSRMT) is a <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_drama" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">radio drama</a> series created by <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himan_Brown" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Himan Brown</a> that was broadcast on <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBS_Radio_Network" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">CBS Radio Network</a> affiliates from 1974 to 1982, and later in the early 2000s was repeated by the <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPR" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">NPR</a> satellite feed. In New York City it was not aired by the then all-news <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WCBS-FM" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">WCBS</a> but by its originating station, <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WOR_(AM)" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">WOR</a>, which produced and announced it as simply Radio Mystery Theater.The format was similar to that of classic <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Age_of_Radio" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">old time radio</a> shows like <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mysterious_Traveler" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Mysterious Traveler</a> and <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Whistler_(radio_series)" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">The Whistler</a>, in that the episodes were introduced by host <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._G._Marshall" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">E. G. Marshall</a> who provided pithy wisdom and commentary throughout. Unlike the hosts of those earlier programs, Marshall is fully mortal, merely someone whose heightened insight and erudition plunge the listener into the world of the macabre.

CBS Radio Mystery Theater (a.k.a. Radio Mystery Theater and Mystery Theater, sometimes abbreviated as CBSRMT) is a radio drama series created by Himan Brown that was broadcast on CBS Radio Network affiliates from 1974 to 1982, and later in the early 2000s was repeated by the NPR satellite feed.In New York City it was not aired by the then all-news WCBS but by its originating station, WOR, which produced and announced it as simply Radio Mystery Theater.The format was similar to that of classic old time radio shows like The Mysterious Traveler and The Whistler, in that the episodes were introduced by host E. G. Marshall who provided pithy wisdom and commentary throughout. Unlike the hosts of those earlier programs, Marshall is fully mortal, merely someone whose heightened insight and erudition plunge the listener into the world of the macabre.

CBS Radio Mystery Theater&nbsp;(a.k.a.&nbsp;Radio Mystery Theater&nbsp;and&nbsp;Mystery Theater, sometimes abbreviated as&nbsp;CBSRMT) is a&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_drama" rel="noopener noreferrer">radio drama</a>&nbsp;series created by&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Himan_Brown" rel="noopener noreferrer">Himan Brown</a>&nbsp;that was broadcast on&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CBS_Radio_Network" rel="noopener noreferrer">CBS Radio Network</a>&nbsp;affiliates from 1974 to 1982, and later in the early 2000s was repeated by the&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPR" rel="noopener noreferrer">NPR</a>&nbsp;satellite feed. In New York City it was not aired by the then all-news&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WCBS-FM" rel="noopener noreferrer">WCBS</a>&nbsp;but by its originating station,&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WOR_(AM)" rel="noopener noreferrer">WOR</a>, which produced and announced it as simply&nbsp;Radio Mystery Theater.The format was similar to that of classic&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golden_Age_of_Radio" rel="noopener noreferrer">old time radio</a>&nbsp;shows like&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Mysterious_Traveler" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Mysterious Traveler</a>&nbsp;and&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Whistler_(radio_series)" rel="noopener noreferrer">The Whistler</a>, in that the episodes were introduced by host&nbsp;<a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E._G._Marshall" rel="noopener noreferrer">E. G. Marshall</a>&nbsp;who provided pithy wisdom and commentary throughout. Unlike the hosts of those earlier programs, Marshall is fully mortal, merely someone whose heightened insight and erudition plunge the listener into the world of the macabre.

CBS Radio Mystery Theater

Writers Maura Maros and Donny Granza discuss the screen adaptations of books.

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