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Ojibwe-Mohawk Elder and grandmother Shirley John, from
Chippewas of Saugeen First Nation, speaks from the heart about caring for creation, the importance of prayer and spreading seeds of love for all peoples. Host: Dave Beverly-Foster

Artist Shelley Niro discusses filmmaking - from casting, to storytelling to weaving in her feminist worldview in her latest film the “The Incredible 25th Year of Mitzi Bearclaw".

Award-winning Kanienʼkehá꞉ka (Mohawk) filmmaker Tracey Deer discusses her new film, how stories can create change, the art of collaboration and the bravery of artistry in film, a field where Indigenous people are under-represented.

Filmmaker and Educator Katsitsionni Fox (Mohawk) reflects on growing up in the Akwesasne territories of Northern New York, her new film Without a Whisper, which tells the untold story of how Indigenous women influenced the early suffragettes, and her work as an artist and Indigenous educator.

Join us as we revisit the Gremlins franchise! We talk about some of our favorite scenes of both Gremlins and Gremlins 2: The New Batch as well as some of the merchandise we've had, video games and more!

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California is known for its surf culture, certainly, but come wintertime, thrill-seekers look to the mountains to ride the slopes on skis, snowboards, and other vehicles. On this episode of the California Now Podcast, host Soterios Johnson talks to a few folks who know just where to go for some epic winter adventures. First up is Mike Reitzell, who helms Ski California. Next up, Johnson speaks with Olympic gold medalist and professional adventurer Jonny Moseley. Finally, Johnson chats with Heavenly Ski Resort instructor Mike Allen.

Howard Bernstein is the co-founder of the Long Island CW Club along with Rich Collins K2UPS,  where they train amateurs of every age to be CW operators over Zoom video conferencing. Howard has a long history in ham radio extending back over 50 years.  WB2UZE still has his first Drake line and is a collector of vintage things including old radios and automobiles. Howard is my QSO Today.

Ted Bird has been a Montreal radio mainstay since 1984. I'd say longer but I don't remember his fist tour in 1979 and he didn't have fond memories of that era which was complicated given the politics at the time. From his times working with Terry Dimonte at CHOM, Mix 96 and CJAD, to working off the island in the Mohawk community and now Jewel 106.7 in Hudson, Quebec.

I worked with Ted a couple of times, including from 2002 to 2006 at CHOM where his passion for reporting, writing and broadcasting taught me to stand your ground while having all your i's dotted and t's crossed. Yes this will be as biographical as it is two radio people catching up as we touched on subjects like his support of the military troops, the legalization of cannabis, the Habs, Expos, NY Giants, and concussions in football.

The Robert Hawkins bit Ted referred to is here.

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We Are Still Here.

On this episode we speak to Filmmaker and publicist Ted Geoghegan, Ted has been involved in the horror film genre for the past decade as a writer and producer. We discuss his debut feature We Are Still Here and recent movie Mohawk. 

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Welcome to volume 3 Chapter 41 of the Necrocasticon! Women in Horror Month continues, minus a female guest this week.

Tom has his review of MOHAWK, plus Ted Geohegan's Q&A from the Syracuse premiere this past week, a film some are saying is as culturally significant to members of the First Nation as Black Panther is to African Americans.

Walt passes judgment on the latest Hellraiser entry in his smoker, Az has some words for Gibson's management, to the tune of an elven choir in the mortuary and Scott's ax handle gets lost in Vegas.

And, finally, we test the bonds of friendship once again with Roman Dominguez, as he joins us to give another B Movie review.

Chris Mohawk Read - A CEO with a MOHAWK and Top LinkedIn Influencer, that creates, markets and explodes Personal Brands all around the world. Your biggest 'Flaws' are what makes you stand out from the pack. Embrace Them ! 

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A WORD OR THREE FROM CHRIS -

I am the Only CEO With A Mohawk! I am also a two times No. 1 International Best Selling Author with my latest book "Personal Branding Mastery For Entrepreneurs" and previously with my book "LinkedIn Mastery for Entrepreneurs", the No.1 book about LinkedIn on Amazon.

I am Asia's most recommended entrepreneur on LinkedIn with almost 500 recommendations. All listed on my deck below and on my profile. Like McKinsey we don't talk about our clients but our clients are very happy talking about us.

I am a serial, global entrepreneur having created Black Marketing - Enabling LinkedIn For You and The Dark Art of Marketing - Personal Branding For Entrepreneurs servicing entrepreneurs across the world.

My new brand Mohawk Marketing - TripAdvisor Engagement For You has just been unleashed.

My Masterclass brand, Chris J Reed Mastery promises to Engage, Delight, Educate and Entertain you and your teams.

I have been named an Official LinkedIn Power Profile 2012-2017, have one of the world's most viewed LinkedIn profiles with 55,000 followers and have just won Social Media Entrepreneur of the Year 2017 award by CMO Asia/World Brand Congress and recently"Asia's Most Influential Digital Media Professional"​ by them too.

Black Marketing won Social Media Marketing Award by Singapore Business Review, BriCham Singapore Small Business Rising Star and been nominated for Agency of The Year by Marketing Magazine and Social Media Influencer of the Year by Mumbrella. 

I am also a vastly experienced event speaker & chairperson and happily speak & chair at conferences, company events & regularly hold LinkedIn workshops. I lecture at the The Chinese University of Hong Kong Business School and National University of Singapore.

I am an elected BritCham Singapore Board Director and Chair of their Talent and Personal Development Business Group.

I am a mentor for the CMO Council/Singapore Management University Business School. 

Shelley Scovin started in restaurants at the age of 18 at Boca Raton's lively Wilt Chamberlain's restaurant. After exploring a few colleges, she landed in Miami, working various serving gigs to all ages and all manner of customer requests. Eventually she made it out to Los Angeles, first working at the legendary Saddle Ranch on the Sunset Strip. We discuss avoiding check walk-outs, the downsides of LA liquor licenses, and her extensive experience in multiple fields of the entertainment industry. Enjoy!

James and his wife Stacy are the parents of one-year-old Ozzy, and are about ready to give birth to another child any day. James is true punk rock - eight-inch purple mohawk, ear stretchers, he has played in a band, and his career is working at a high-end guitar factory. We talk all about peoples perceptions of him - with and without his daughter - and how people go from scared to infatuated when he's out playing with his kid. We also talk about work/life balance, and what it's like to be on the phone with someone in the world of rock n' roll while your kid is playing on the floor. 

Marc dabbled in the world of corporate fine dining at Houston's Restaurant in Pasadena, which would teach him the perils of customer complaints and upper management. He then found respite at Mohawk Bend in Echo Park, where he met coworkers who would become his creative collaborators. We discuss the zen of serving, how restaurants allow for a creative life, and his upcoming feature film project which is on Seed and Spark at auggiemovie.com. Enjoy!