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VGEF: Episode 3 - Ohio

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On this episode of The Victory Garden’s edible FEAST, we explore Ohio. We visit a man who wasn’t happy with what he saw working as a da...

VGEF: Episode 2 - Memphis

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The second episode in the re-launched PBS series "The Victory Garden's Edible Feast" takes us to Memphis where we learn about seed saving, a...

VGEF: Episode 4 - NYC

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The fourth episode in our new PBS series (The Victory Garden's Edible Feast) takes us to New York City where we learn to make rooftop salt, ...

VGEF: Episode 5 - Bay Area

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The fourth episode in our PBS series (The Victory Garden's Edible Feast) takes us to the Bay Area where we make strawberry jam, visit a coop...

VGEF: Episode 6 - Palm Beach

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On this episode of The Victory Garden’s edible FEAST, we visit Palm Beach, Florida. Dr. John Zahina-Ramos of Just One Backyard teaches us...

VGEF: Episode 7 - Madison

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In this seventh episode of The Victory Garden's Edible Feast we spend the day with a charcuterie collective and one of their pig farmers, we...

VGEF: Episode 8 - Vancouver

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We’re in Vancouver, Canada on this episode of The Victory Garden’s edible FEAST. Gardener and author Andrea Bellamy will be showing us ...

VGEF Episode 9 - New England

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On this episode of The Victory Garden’s edible FEAST, we visitf New England. Our first stop is with Winter Hill Farm in Maine, where Sarah...

VGEF: Episode 10 - Omaha

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On this episode of The Victory Garden’s edible FEAST, we travel to Omaha, Nebraska. Here, we learn gardening tips from an urban farmer wh...

The Drawing Board, episode 1

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The Drawing Board, episode #1, featuring Levon Gyulkhasyan, Cathy Leamy, and Jon Juniman in comics drawing games and interviews with host ar...

Ways of Something - Episode 1

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Ways of Something”, is a contemporary remake of John Berger’s BBC documentary, “Ways of Seeing” (1972). Compiled by Lorna Mills, th...

Film Friday Episode #29: Captain America Civil War

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In this first episode of season two of Film Friday, we take a look at one of the biggest film releases of the year so far in Captain America...

Film Friday Episode #27, March 18th (2016) 10 Cloverfield Lane

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Episode #27 of The Hollywood News' weekly film show, Film Friday. This week, we take a look at 10 Cloverfield Lane, Risen, High-Rise, The Bo...

Science Goes to the Movies: Season 2, Episode 1: Antman

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In episode #201 of Science Goes to the Movies, series co-hosts Dr. Heather Berlin and Faith Salie are joined by Nadrian C. Seeman, Margaret ...

In episode #201 of Science Goes to the Movies, series co-hosts Dr. Heather Berlin and Faith Salie are joined by Nadrian C. Seeman, Margaret & Herman Sokol Professor of Chemistry at NYU, and Ruojie Sha, a Post-Doctorate Senior Research Scientist, also at NYU, to discuss nanotechnology as represented – and misrepresented – in the 2015 Marvel film Ant-Man. nn A quotation from biochemist and sci-fi writer Isaac Asimov, about the implausibility of a tiny brain in a man the size of an insect, starts a discussion about fictional “shrink ray” technology. Seeman explains the immutability of the size of an atom, as well as the fact that they can’t be made to be any closer together. What degree of smallness qualifies as “nano” is the next subject, and how the outside world views the work of nanotechnologists. Sha makes the point that all the technologies depicted in Ant-Man are of the optical microscope scale – and therefore too large to be considered “nano.” nSeeman talks about the work he does with synthetic human DNA, as compared to the work of well-known theoretical physicist Richard Feynman, considered by some to be the founder of nanotechnology. Seeman then describes his initial interest in exploring the other uses to which the information within DNA might be put, including defining the structures of fabricated molecules on the nanometer scale and assembling, like Legos, structurally well-defined units into such molecules as the truncated octahedron that Seeman created 20 years earlier. nn Next Seeman explains the career trajectory that led him to this work. When the topic of “branch DNA” came up via a person working in a neighboring lab, he was inspired to begin the work that would lead, with a little additional inspiration from M.C. Escher’s woodcut Depth – which depicts three-dimensional flying fish – to his current research on creating 3-D multi-armed molecules. nn What role self-replication, or self-fabrication, plays in Seeman’s work comes next, including how he got a small piece of DNA to replicate itself. Whether or not “nanobots” are alive is carefully considered, as well as the “sticky ends” of DNA that enable Seeman to connect molecular structures. How the two “backbones” of a strand of DNA relate to one another - in fact, the “antagonism” between them – is assessed in terms of its importance to the function of the DNA strand overall.nn Nano-electronic components are mentioned as a possible application of Seeman’s research, as well as pharmaceutical usages that would allow scientists to look at how a “drug lead” interacts with a receptor within the body, work which bears a lot in common with how Protease inhibitors were discovered to combat the HIV virus. nnWritten and Produced by Lisa Beth Kovetz.nnnScience Goes to the Movies is made possible by generous support from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation. Less

Mysteries of uB episode 8 Special Guest; Jonathan Segel

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The three wise monkeys, sometimes called the three mystic apes are a pictorial maxim. nTogether they embody the proverbial principle "see no...

Episode 4 - Roots of Performance - Let Me Be Frank

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Originally we had planned to do a documentary about Frank's life and work because we have so much footage and so many photographs. But we di...

Originally we had planned to do a documentary about Frank's life and work because we have so much footage and so many photographs. But we did not want to do a "normal" talking head style documentary. We realized that Frank had already written a biography of sorts in his book, "Art of a Shaman" so we decided to try to use that as the "script" for the video. We decided to see if we could get people who were important to Frank and had played a part in his life to each read a chapter of the book. After drafting the email and sending it out we were blown away at the immediate response and the project took off. We assigned chapters to readers using the random principle ... as Frank loved to do ... pulling a piece of paper with a chapter number written on it from a bag as we read a person's name.nnOnce we had all of the recordings of the readings and added up the time, the documentary was going to be at least 3 hours long ... and it was going to take a really long time to put together. We then had a eureka on a walk one day.... we could put each chapter out on the web as we create them ... as episodes!nnSeveral musicians are now creating "background music" for each episode.nnWay back at the beginning, when we first had the thought of even doing a documentary about Frank, we asked Vinnie Spit Santino if he would write a song for it, without any idea how we would use it ... or what we were even doing with the documentary. Vinnie wrote the amazing "Let Me Be Frank" that will be the opening song for each episode ... and the title of the series! nnThumbnail photo by Linda Mac.nn"Art Of A Shaman" Chapter 4 text: http://www.eroplay.com/Cave/ArtShaman/artsham4.htmlnnFollow the Let Me Be Frank Channel: https://vimeo.com/channels/letmebefranknnReading by: nAnnie SprinklennMUSICn(in order of appearance)nnOpening music:nPiano by Frank Moore.nAn excerpt from a live performance,n“Sing Along, Jam Along, Play Along, Dance Along,nRub Along, Move Along with Frank Moore”nfor Leslie Baker's Salon, Montreal, Quebec, Canada via SkypenRecorded March 10, 2012nn“Let Me Be Frank” (the song)nwritten, arranged, performed and produced bynVinnie Spit Santinonrecorded, mixed and mastered at Vinali Creative Group, Van Nuys, CA bynVinnie Spit SantinonVinnie Spit Santino - lead vocals, all guitars, bassnFrank Moore - vocals on bridgenRebecca Kyler Downs - backing vocals and all harmoniesnGary Ponder - drumsnDrake Peterson - trumpetnTony Rinaldi - trombonennChapter title animation music:nby Michael LaBash nnBackground music:nby Sander Roscoe Wolffnn“Wrapping/Rocking”nChanted by Michael LaBashnBackground music:nexcerpt from “Body Music”nperformed by Frank Moore’s Chero CompanynLeigh Gates, Michael LaBash, Alexi Malenky & Rourke SmithnnBackground music:n“Happy Dance”nwritten by Jerome T. Youngmannperformed by Mutant Pressnfrom the album “Strung Out On You”n500 Pound Weasel RecordsnnBackground music:nperformed by Father of Skins nnClosing credits music:n“Jesus Was A Punk”nwritten by John the Bakernperformed by John the Baker with Slimy Penis Breath nfrom the album “LIVE”nn“To Be Free”nwritten and performed by Tha ArchiveznLonghorn EntertainmentnnPhotos by:nJim AppletonnLes BaranynJulian CashnKen JenningsnTracy Kauffman-WoodnEric KrollnMichael LaBashnDaniel LorenzenLinda MacnAlexi MalenkynDebbie MoorenDave PatricknKevin RicenAnnie SprinklenDavid SteinbergnMary SullivannWolfgangnnIllustrations by:nLee KaynCharles R. Knight [Public Domain]nMichael LaBashnFrank MoorenJustin PagenJohn SeaburynnAdditional footage:nDave Swan’s Dog HousenBetty Boop: “Minnie The Moocher” by Max Fleischer [Public Domain]nBetty Boop: “I Heared” by Max Fleischer [Public Domain]nThree Stooges: “Disorder In The Court” [Public Domain]nLife and Passion of Christ (1903) [Public Domain]nStock footage: Mitch Martinez www.mitchmartinez.comnnEditing, Animation, and Title Design:nMichael LaBashnnProduced bynLinda Mac & Michael LaBashnnDirected bynFrank MoorennThanks to all of the readers so far ...nTha ArchiveznKenneth AtchleynAttaboynDr. Susan BlocknPaul CouillardnSteve DavisnStephen EmanuelnPaul Escrivan Edna FlorettanBarbara GoldennFred HattnJohn the BakernDr. Richard KerbavaznMichael LaBashnLobnKirk LumpkinnLinda MacnAlexi MalenkynJake McGeenKayla MoonnCorey NichollnCarl OffnVinnie Spit SantinonErika Shaver-NelsonnRussell ShuttleworthnLinda Carmella SibionGerald SmithnMegan SorianonAnnie SprinklenDavid SteinbergnVeronica VeranMartha WilsonnnAnd thanks to all of the musicians who have created and contributed music for this project so far …nK. AtchleynStephen EmanuelnFather of SkinsnBarbara GoldennPhog MasheeennVinnie Spit SantinonSander Roscoe WolffnJerome T. Youngman (Mutant Press)nnThanks to the crew at Coffee Conscious for keeping us going!nnThanks to Vinnie Spit Santino for the title!nnwww.eroplay.com/letmebefrank Less

B-Side HNL Episode 8 (Fibermorphic/Beatroot)

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In this episode of B-Side HNL, we continue our search for Hawaii's most creative beat-makers and producers as they battle head-to-head in Be...

SIUE Global Village Spring ‘17 Episode 7

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This week GV mixes a few drinks, considers binge watching, premieres the third episode of Morgan, gets to know a former astronaut, kicks it ...

VB SEASON 1: EPISODE 8

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1. Themen2. Intro- MadFlow & DJ Cro*n3.Beautiful People feat Tha Liknuts- Thirstin Howl The 3rd n4.Take It Back- MadFlown5.Cornbread- Automa...

LOS FELIZ, 90027 // Episode 1

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THE BATTERY CO. (www.thebatteryco.com) presentsnnin association with ROCKWELL TABLE & STAGE (www.rockwell-la.com)nn“LOS FELIZ, 90027”nnw...

THE BATTERY CO. (www.thebatteryco.com) presentsnnin association with ROCKWELL TABLE & STAGE (www.rockwell-la.com)nn“LOS FELIZ, 90027”nnwritten and directed by JAKE WILSONnn#90027nwww.facebook.com/LosFeliz90027nwww.twitter.com/LosFeliz90027nwww.instagram.com/LosFeliz90027n nncinematography by DOUGLAS E PORTERnnchoreography by CHRIS DOWNEYnnoriginal songs by ADAM WACHTERnnmusic producer RICHIE ELIJA GARCIAnnassociate producer RYANN FERGUSONnnproducers STEVEN TYLOR O’CONNOR & TED STEVENSONnnexecutive producers KATE PAZAKIS & JAKE WILSONnnCAST // in order of appearance //naustin james DAVID HULLnkelly NATALIE HALLnsal malone SAM PANCAKEnzack turner TORY DEVON SMITHnveronica hampton RUMER WILLISnjared reeve CONSTANTINE ROUSOULInkit mccallister ALEX ELLISnjohn michael johnson LEVI FREEMANnbeyond JENNA COKER-JONESnq RICHIE ELIJA GARCIAnmikey CHAUNCEY JENKINSnphotographer BRANDON BREAULTnasst photographer DANIEL IMPERIALE nhair / makeup girl APRIL MOREAU nlucas collins BLAKE COOPER GRIFFINnmercedes TIFFANY DANIELSntasha CHANTAE PINKnjade CORBIN REIDngay 1 ADAM GENTZLERngay 2 NHUT LEnchelsea king LISA MINDELLEnjosh king BEN D. GOLDBERGnkimberly kox BRIDGETTE B.nted jones SEBASTIAN LA CAUSEndiamond delano CARLY JIBSONnrod TAYLOR MONTANA CATLINngeoffrey PEREZ HILTONncasting girl RUBY KARYOnaudition girls CAROLINE JOANNA SMITH, CHRISTINA NYUGEN & QUINN SCILLIANnceleste ASMERET GHEBREMICHAELnnnCREW //nedited by JAKE WILSONnnassistant camera CHRIS BROWN & JASON WEARYnsound recordist JOE MAFFEInnhair JAO CORREIAnmakeup JESSICA LATHROPnntitles cinematographer JULIA SWAINntitles gaffer TREY BETTSntitles theme JJnnaddtn'l cinematography ANDREW KEENAN-BOLGER & TED STEVENSONnnstill photography ELLIOT LONDONngraphic design by POPTHEPIXEL.COMnnassoc choreographer CRYSTAL SCHAEFERnntechnical director ROBERT BRADLEYnlive lighting design MICHELLE STANNnstage manager CAROLINE JOANNA SMITHnnpress DAVID ELZER / DEMAND PRnnnBAND //nmusical director BRIAN P KENNEDYnguitar ALEXANDER SELLERnbass ELMO ZAPPndrums BRIAN RAUXnnadditional underscoring by BEN D GOLDBERGnn“You See Me”nmusic and lyrics by ADAM WACHTERnperformed by CORBIN REIDnbackup vocals KATE ROCKWELLnguitar ALEXANDER SELLERnbass ELMO ZAPPndrums BRIAN RAUXnn“We Live At Night”noriginal song by THE TEEN COMMANDMENTSnmusic and lyrics by NICK LAGRASTA & BRETT MOSESnn“DJ” / “Messy”nwritten and performed by BRITTANY CAMPBELLncourtesy of BRITTANY CAMPBELL, INCnnnSPECIAL THANKS //nCAVE CROSSFIT, LANDON BEARD, BRITTANY CAMPBELL, AMALEA CHININIS, CHRIS DIAMOND, MIKE DOYLE & ANDREW RANNELLS, WAYNE ELIAS, RYANN FERGUSON, JORDAN FIRSTMAN, THERESA FREEMAN, JOE GILLETTE, BEN D GOLDBERG, SAS GOLDBERG, JOEY HARO, VICTOR HAWKS, BILL HUGGINS, BROOKE HUMPHREY, BRIAN JAFFE, ANDREW KEENAN-BOLGER, DEEDEE MARCELLI, SHAYNA MARKOWITZ, DEMI MOORE, MIKE MOSALLAM, ANDREW PIROZZI, CORBIN REID, KYRA SELLMAN, CAROLINE JOANNA SMITH, BETH TARASI, THE TEEN COMMANDMENTS, DENNIS WILSON and ELMO ZAPP Less

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