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The prodigal Mandy returns in high style as the Mandys take on Zach Snyder’s Army of the Dead. Meanwhile, Mandy plays with homeless cats at The Cat Cafe Lounge while other Mandy struggles with … ummm … well … returning to civilization. You know what? You
Ocean’s Invincible. Pete’s melancholy. Mandy’s all up into zombies. If you haven’t heard, we’re entering the time of AmaMGM. Plus, for those coming of sitcom age in the late 90’s, some Friends are reuniting. Plus, a game of impossible connections and a li
The Codex is back and this time, we’re headed for the stars! With over 800 stories, Star Trek is one of the most dominant sci fi franchises in pop culture history. But that also makes it nearly impossible for an outsider to know where to begin. Until now. We’re laying out 5 possible options for starting your journey into the Final Frontier.
How about some hot coffee in the face? No? Well, Gloria Grahame sure gives it a shot here in this brutal crime noir film directed by Fritz Lang in 1953, starring Glenn Ford as a ruthless cop hellbent on stopping the local crime syndicate, no matter who dies in his way. This is our May 2021 Member Bonus Episode, voted on by you – our members. It’s a dip back into our Fritz Lang series from 2016, and a solid film to finally review.
Pepper and Tony’s flirting goes south as the party ends but the after-party begins. Learn why Tony couldn’t destroy a certain set piece as he loses complete control in moment of rage. Somehow, there’s a 2008 Knight Rider remake connection to this minute. And we also learn how this moment is nothing like what was originally filmed. Let’s just say Tony was complete trash and it got much better in the final version. It’s a fine line between dangerous and irredeemable when it comes to character arcs!
Through Solutions Journalism Network, Tina Rosenberg thoroughly shares her passion for rigorous reporting, educating future journalists, and reclaiming the news as an agent of public good. She joins us today to talk about the media, and its role in healing.
As the COVID-19 pandemic brought sweeping changes to the higher education landscape, institutions have been forced to plan and forecast in a more sophisticated way. In this episode, NACUBO’s vice president for policy and research, Liz Clark talks with Derek Freitag, strategic account executive with Synario, to uncover how schools are making long-term adaptations and how Synario can help institutions strategically plan for a variety of scenarios.