#ringer podcast

[arthur-lesters-right-arm]

Here's a thought I had. Arthur humming to himself absent-mindedly. John harmonizing. Both creating a beautiful few seconds of a little harmony that only they can hear. A shared moment between them and only ever them.

[prettyboysdontlookatexplosions]

update re: I Watch Marvel Content So You Don’t Have To: they did give the teenage boy a boyfriend. i mean technically he’s had one the whole time but they gave him one on screen and not just as a number on a missed call with a single line. they got to kiss and have several scenes together. i begrudgingly enter Didn’t Fumble This into the record.

[larrywilmore]

Scott Galloway on empathy

We have a generation of young men who seem to be lost and in trouble. Scott Galloway and I discuss our thoughts on how to combat the loneliness and isolation many feel. 

Listen to our full conversation on @spotify

[imreallyloveleee]

about once every 5-6 years i get the urge to actually clean my house

well friends today is that day

and i just needed to share it here because my husband (who handles the cleaning during all the years in between) is not here to witness it

[destinyc1020]

👏🏾👏🏾

[creativedifferencespodcast]

The casting in The Last Airbender movie is all over the place, but we all knew about the whitewashing. What we didn’t remember is that Monk Gyatso is Black (shout out to Damon Jamal Gupton). And also they muted Gyatso’s lines, for some reason. Well, Dallas had a field day with that. Check out our Last Airbender reaction for more of what we think Monk Jamal might be saying.

[mummer]

mind so blank. But. Movie about the events of the show. shows within shows. Yep yep yep FUCKED UP METANARRATIVE ENJOYERS WE’RE BACK

[teamnefarious]

The Dead Ringers TV Show Surprised Us, To Say The Least

Photo Courtesy of Prime

It's no secret that we are extremely against most remakes or reboots. There's just something about touching a great original piece and trying to do it yourself or modernize it for whatever reason.

Then in comes Dead Ringers. We tried so hard not to watch. But finally gave in. And we are glad we did.

David Cronenberg is a masterful director. The pieces he turns in are usually amazing all around.

This series was brought in to update it. There is a new flair here with the genders being reversed. The show doesn't pull any punches either.

There's a sense of uneasiness as you watch Rachel Weisz slither through each scene. She is great in this role. The show may have changed the gender roles in this but it's far from being a "woke" show as a lot of other people have described.

Some of the dialogue and scenes are offensive in nature. They show brutal violence up close and births of children in graphic detail. They curse and swear and it's not heavily leaned into the political or societal elements at all.

It's just a well made television show with great performances all around. Rachel Weisz is amazing as usual.

And for those unaware, Dead Ringers is about a set of twin doctors who are pushing themselves further i to insanity as time progesses. This feels like Cronenberg would appreciate what they did with the show.

[hopeofitalll]

okay tbh snow on the beach ft more Lana >>> original it just feels more correct

[mynamesdrstuff]

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[rogersandclarke]

amanda dobbins might be back from maternity leave in a couple weeks

[prettyboysdontlookatexplosions]

chris ryan casually dropping a joking use of "the great work continues"... continuing to prove himself the ringer person i would most enjoy hanging out with in real life despite on paper the two of us having nothing in common except a deep love for the david fincher movie zodiac

[larrywilmore]

Colman Domingo on how art changes lives

"It's not about you becoming a fantastic artist, but you becoming a more expressive human."

Colman Domingo and I have both experienced the power of arts programs changing people's lives. We talk about a few of those experiences in this clip.

Listen to our full conversation on @spotify

[subtlesolitude-tailoredtaste]

The Fresh Prince Returns, Michael Chandler’s Comments, and School Choice With Camika Royal

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Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay talk about Will Smith’s return to the public eye and the Black community’s reaction to it (09:25). Camika Royal joins to discuss Jay-Z’s campaign to help underprivileged students, school choice, and the secret issue behind the assistance (40:51). Then, they react to Michael Chandler’s comments about his adoptive sons and his interview with Ryan Clark (1:22:41).

Hosts: Van Lathan and Rachel Lindsay

Guest: Camika Royal

Producer: Ashleigh Smith

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[criticalbennifer]

For Keep It! start at 1:12:10

[hauntingsofafuturespast]

An interview with Rosemary Thornton on her Temporary Death Experience and Healing

This is an interview done with Rosemary Thortnon, by Alex Ferrari, who died for 10 minutes and came back to life after having a very vivid Near Death/Temporary Death Experience.

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