Brain Box presents:
Brain Box: Quetzalcoatlus with Timshel Purdum
One Hit Wanda Brain Box November 18th, 2024
Brain Box presents:
Brain Box: Jupiter Updates with Justin Bartel
One Hit Wanda Brain Box November 18th, 2024
What Wakes Me Up/Moccasin Tracks presents:
What Wakes Me Up Veteran’s Day Special
Happy Veteran’s Day!
One Hit Wanda What Wakes Me Up/Moccasin Tracks November 11th, 2024
SIFTER for the Ear presents:
There are Vampires In Virginia!
Longtime Richmond actor/filmmaker Kahil Dotay wrote, directed and starred in his long-awaited film VAMPIRES IN VIRGINIA. Our discussion includes:
– My name in the credits
– What inspired him to set it in Virginia
– Why it took almost 10 years to complete
– How Tim Russ almost ended up directing
– Challenges to directing yourself
– Gun safety on set
– Shooting the nude scenes
– Special upcoming screening
Kahil has also has been in more than 200 movies and TV shows. This interview will continue in a few weeks, so he can tell us some of his stories as an actor.
LINKS
James River Short Film Showcase
Vampires in Virginia
Click here for event details
The special cast/crew screening is 11/16, 2:30pm with location to be announced.
Listeners and fans of TVJerry can get get tickets for 50% off for a limited time. These are only based on availability and are subject to selling out. Email: ticket@vampiresinvirginia.com and mention that you want the TVJerry 50% off discount.
Jerry Williams SIFTER for the Ear November 8th, 2024
Brain Box presents:
WRIR Field Trip to The Green – Part 1
Native wildflowers growing in one of The Green’s perennial beds
WRIR took a field trip to The Green, the urban park at the Science Museum of Virginia, where we got a tour with SMoVA horticulturist Tyler Holtzman. Tune in to hear about what’s growing, some practices you can incorporate in your own garden this fall, and about the urban (and succession) forests that are underway.
River City Limits presents:
RCL 11-2-24 Jay Smack Host – Fund Drive Fall 2024
smack River City Limits November 2nd, 2024
Posted In: Fund Drive, Fund Raising, Local, Music, Music Shows
Tags: rvamusic
Novel Film (1st & 3rd)/The Talking Machine (2nd & 4th) presents:
Novel Film S1E1: Shrek
Debuting today!
One Hit Wanda Novel Film (1st & 3rd)/The Talking Machine (2nd & 4th) November 1st, 2024
SIFTER for the Ear presents:
Training actors to become Thespian Equestrians
Al Underwood teaches a class called Thespian Equestrian, which helps actors learn how to handle horses. He pairs up with Liquid Talent for these classes and there’s a link to the next session below. Our discussion includes:
– How the concept came about
– Getting into horses in the Army
– Parading with William Shatner
– Getting a dog to ride a horse (see foto)
– Horses for The Patriot
– The new Cinematic Cowboy class
LINKS
Liquid Talent (next classes May 24 & 25)
Jerry Williams SIFTER for the Ear November 1st, 2024
SIFTER for the Ear presents:
A new doc on Georgia O’Keeffe
This is the first major documentary on artist Georgia O’Keeffe since the 70s. Charlottesville filmmaker Paul Wagner directed the film and we have an interesting discussion about this fascinating woman, including:
– Why the film started in Basel, Switzerland
– The meaning of the title
– O’Keefe lived in Williamsburg and Charlottesville
– 25,000 pages of letters between her and Alfred Stieglitz
– Seeing O’Keeffe not wearing black and wearing makeup
– Getting Claire Danes and her husband Hugh Dancy to do the voiceovers
– Using a graphic approach to the visuals
– Her mental health issues
LINKS
Virginia Film Festival (Oct 30 – Nov 3)
Georgia O’Keeffe: The Brightness of Light website
Paul Wagner Films
My podcast with the makers of Anahita
Jerry Williams SIFTER for the Ear October 25th, 2024
What Wakes Me Up Episode 6 Veterans Tell Their Stories presents:
What Wakes Me Up Episode 6 Veterans Tell Their Stories
Friends, to commemorate Veterans Day, 11/11, Episode 6 of What Wakes Me Up features the plight of military veterans in our communities. Two Veterans have cocreated this episode by generously telling their stories; one from the Vietnam War and one from the continuing war in the Middle East.
They independently related facts that are common to both their lives:
- Sharing their experiences helps other veterans, and themselves.
- War is just wrong, for so many reasons.
- The military misrepresented facts to them around enlistment and benefits.
- Getting help with mental health is difficult, stigmatized and inconsistent.
Sunny Gardener October 20th, 2024
Posted In: Events, Fund Raising, Local, News
Tags: activism, mental health, Military. Activism, moral injury, Peace, ptsd, Quaker House, Veterans, Veterans for peace, War