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    Explore "olmos" with insightful episodes like "Nicolás Lúcar: detención de Yehude Simon es un golpe para la izquierda", "Ep.135 Remaking The Road to El Dorado (2000) Animation as Live Action", "Episode 65 - Blade Runner 2049 (47:55)", "The Nature of Captivity" and "HomeCooked: Edward James Olmos" from podcasts like ""Nicolás Lúcar: Hablemos Claro", "Invasion of the Remake", "Actual Anarchy Podcast - AnCap Movie Reviews from a Rothbardian Perspective", "Chatterbox Audio Theater" and "Hungry"" and more!

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    Nicolás Lúcar: detención de Yehude Simon es un golpe para la izquierda

    Nicolás Lúcar: detención de Yehude Simon es un golpe para la izquierda
    Esta mañana Yehude Simon ha sido detenido por autorización de un juez, se le dictado una prisión preliminar con el objeto de avanzar en las investigaciones sobre su participación en los actos de corrupción relacionados con el proyecto Olmos, y esto tiene que ver directamente con la información que ha venido de Brasil y según la cual los funcionarios de Odebrecht han dato con detalle toda la ruta del dinero para el financiamiento ilegal de campañas electorales en el Perú, dentro de las cuales estaba la del Sr. Yehude Simon.

    Ep.135 Remaking The Road to El Dorado (2000) Animation as Live Action

    Ep.135 Remaking The Road to El Dorado (2000) Animation as Live Action

    The Road to El Dorado (2000) was not a box office success proving that road wasn't paved with gold. Dreamworks first animated feature may have been a flop, but the film is still fondly remembered by those who saw it. It is full of colorful characters, expressive animals, and even has an evil wizard. The script was from the writers of The Pirates of the Caribbean with a star studded voice cast that includes Kevin Kline, Kenneth Branagh, Rosie Perez, Armand Assante, Edward James Olmos, Jim Cummings, Frank Welker and Tobin Bell. With music by Hanz Zimmer and Elton John this film had all the hallmarks of a major live action blockbuster. Invasion of the Remake tries something a little different this week by reimagining The Road to El Dorado from animation to live action much like Disney recently did with Beauty & the Beast. Join us as we add a little shine back into the gold of the forgotten animated film, The Road to El Dorado.

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    Episode 65 - Blade Runner 2049 (47:55)

    Episode 65 - Blade Runner 2049 (47:55)
    Robert and I take a dive into the world of Blade Runner where warrants aren't necessary and either is a scrolling text that is large enough to read.

    This was a followup to the cult-classic, sci-fi film noir, Blade Runner where replicants and humans have a rocky coexistence once free will is discovered by the replicant slaves.

    This is a beautiful movie that has taken great care in the craft of film making, has a deliberate pace that realizes the vision of the director. Unfortunately, they miss the off-world ship about having a coherent story. We get into it.

    Show notes: http:///www.actualanarchy.com/65

    Presented by www.ActualAnarchy.com

    Robert and I analyze popular movies from a Rothbardian/AnarchoCapitalist perspective.

    We use movies as a starting point for people who may not be familiar with this way of thinking.   Discussion of the plot and decisions that characters make in relation to morality and violations of the non-aggression principle are our bread and butter.

    We also will highlight and discuss any themes or lessons from Austrian Economics that we can glean from the film.

    The point is to show what anarchy actually is with instances that are presented in film.

    We publish at least once per week; and occasionally will do specials surrounding holidays or events (elections/olympics) and have guests.

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    The Nature of Captivity

    The Nature of Captivity
    A desperate family struggles to stay together and stay alive in the face of an overwhelming force. The choices they make will determine their survival. Script developed through the Mabou Mines/SUITE Resident Artists Program; mentored by Ruth Maleczech and Terry O'Reilly. Awarded BBC's "Top Prize of the Americas." Available for theatrical production from Samuel French (http://www.samuelfrench.com/p/9811/nature-of-captivity-the).

    Ep. 43 REWIND - Donating your Family History Treasures to an Institution

    Ep. 43 REWIND - Donating your Family History Treasures to an Institution
    Fisher opens the show with word of a new scent that’s on the market to make you smell “like a Viking!”  It’s the real deal!  Fisher visits with Academy Award nominee Edward James Olmos who shares his family’s remarkable path.  In “Family Histoire News,” a museum in Norwich, Connecticut is lauding “Benedict Arnold… Hero!”  It’s all about his contributions to the cause of freedom before turning traitor.  Find out what that’s all about.  And, a Seattle man recently found a box full of color slides taken on his grandparents’ 1939 honeymoon in England.  You’ll want to see the links to these gorgeous pictures taken just before the outbreak of World War II.
     
    This week’s expert guest is Judy Lucey of the New England Historic and Genealogical Society who gives some great advice about things to consider when looking at contributing your family history treasures to an institution or archive.  It’s something many of us will have to think about at some point.
     
    And Pat Mulso of Minnesota has solved a 164-year-old family mystery.  In 1850 a baby was left in the temporary care of a priest in New York.  When they returned, the priest and the baby were gone.  No one ever learned the fate of that baby… until now.  Hear Pat’s remarkable story!
     
    Preservation Authority, Tom Perry, talks home movies in answer to a listener question.

    Ep. 43 - Donating your family history treasures to an institution… And… child goes missing in 1850… Found in 2014!

    Ep. 43 - Donating your family history treasures to an institution… And… child goes missing in 1850… Found in 2014!
    Fisher opens the show with word of a new scent that’s on the market to make you smell “like a Viking!”  It’s the real deal!  Fisher visits with Academy Award nominee Edward James Olmos who shares his family’s remarkable path.  In “Family Histoire News,” a museum in Norwich, Connecticut is lauding “Benedict Arnold… Hero!”  It’s all about his contributions to the cause of freedom before turning traitor.  Find out what that’s all about.  And, a Seattle man recently found a box full of color slides taken on his grandparents’ 1939 honeymoon in England.  You’ll want to see the links to these gorgeous pictures taken just before the outbreak of World War II.
     
    This week’s expert guest is Judy Lucey of the New England Historic and Genealogical Society who gives some great advice about things to consider when looking at contributing your family history treasures to an institution or archive.  It’s something many of us will have to think about at some point.
     
    And Pat Mulso of Minnesota has solved a 164-year-old family mystery.  In 1850 a baby was left in the temporary care of a priest in New York.  When they returned, the priest and the baby were gone.  No one ever learned the fate of that baby… until now.  Hear Pat’s remarkable story!
     
    Preservation Authority, Tom Perry, talks home movies in answer to a listener question.
     
    Episode 43 first aired 5/24/14

    'Dexter' Season 6 Review

    'Dexter' Season 6 Review
    A podcast in two parts. Part one (0-26 minutes) is spoiler free. Part two (26 minutes onwards) contains spoilers from season 6 as well as previous seasons of Dexter. Part one sees Matt and Jonathan discuss the premise and morality of Dexter, Matt's latest choice of fashion accessory, whether Dexter strays into sitcom territory and a rating of the season. Part two features a comprehensive look at the developments of the season including a review of the twists in the show and providing a ranking of all six seasons. The podcast concludes with a teaser for next week's episode as well as a debate over festive greetings.
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