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Movie Meltdown - Episode 345

This week we recap some recent viewings, before we discuss the Kubrick-inspired, scheming action comedy - Moonwalkers starring Ron Perlman and Rupert Grint. And while we decide just where we fall on the spectrum of the conspiracy, we also mention... Eye in the Sky, Zootopia, Creed, falling asleep to Forensic Files, Knight of Cups, Scandal, a natural physicality, Jessica Chastain, Robert Plant mixed with Kylo Ren, flying jellyfish, evil memory foam, Cronos, Better Call Saul, drug use applied to PTSD, mismatched libidos, you can't get momentum 'cause there's no springs, Interstellar, I never tire of watching Ron Perlman beat the hell out of people, not becoming romantically involved, Aaron Paul get teary-eyed, the special girls who love Beauty and the Beast, Fargo, a lot of coke, City of Lost Children, blowing people's heads off... but my nachos were great.

Spoiler Alert: Full spoilers for the 2015 film Moonwalkers, so you better watch it before you listen. Oh yeah, and there's a random Moon spoiler at the end of the episode as well... you have been warned!

"Ron Perlman and Ron Weasley in a movie together... I kind of need to see that."

It's been a while since we've gotten into the background of the Supreme Court, so this week, Brett and Nazim discuss the self-imposed scope of the Supreme Court's Power by way of a weird behind-the-scenes nuance of the San Francisco v. Sheehan case on police force.  Much like any powerful individuals with unfettered power, the Supreme Court has had a strange amount of discretion in the limits of what it can do under the Constitution and has defined its role in the government carefully.  By discussing judicial review, Marbury v. Madison, and standing, Brett and Nazim illustrate how they're basically a government institution with the same morals as Spiderman.

Movie Meltdown - Episode 306

This week, we welcome special guest actress/writer/director Gren Wells to join us and discuss her years working in the industry as well as the making of The Road Within - an independent film about three teens with mental development problems that go on a road trip. With an impressive cast that features Robert Sheehan, Dev Patel, Zoë Kravitz, Robert Patrick and Kyra Sedgwick. 

And while we realize that we're all weirdos, we also discuss... R-rated language, a bit more accepting of being different, premiering at the L.A. Film Festival, combating the misinformation, wide shots, parenting is the key, I like going and eating popcorn as much as the next person, Runoff, adapting a screenplay, opening a door correctly, Jackson Kramer, three takes per set-up, injecting humor, color helping to tell the story, Alexa vs. Red, winning best film at the Rome Film festival, self distribution, beating Harvey Weinstein to the punch, sell th script to a studio... and you'll make some money, you shouldn't have it in your back pocket, streaming indie films, Tourette's, OCD, anorexia, Terms of Endearment, Sundance, called in every favor, no free shit parties, The Breakfast Club, working on the characters, Mike Nichols, Yosemite, the archaic MPAA, is it ever just so hard to be the smartest person in the room, Sweden, Ireland, Cleveland, Vermont, New York, West Palm Beach, Sarasota, word of mouth is so powerful, changing stuff just to change stuff, fighting the Lifetime movie stigma, Wizard of Oz, wanting to have sex with Robert Sheehan, the financiers would tell me to go fuck myself, The Stanford Prison Experiment, the best medicine tastes like candy, I saw a trailer online for a German film, it will be triggering, for no pay, watching it in a vacuum, 35mm vs. digital, No one said going to the movies should be easy... it should challenge you, bringing a bit more reality, Coprolalia, James L. Brooks, I love my movie and I know that it can change people's lives, anything is possible, seeing something all the way though, already hyper in a resting state, unproduced rom-coms bought my house, laugh and cry... sometimes at the same moment, doing it for a living, you're giving the audience a chance to breathe, by way of New York and Robert Fucking Patrick and the blue cheese.  

"I have joked that we're going to win the award for most use of the word cunt. Ever. On film." 

For more on The Road Within, go to: www.theroadwithin-movie.com

On today's Episode of LET THERE BE TALK an old friend singer songwriter guitar player RICHIE KOTZEN stops by and gives Dean the most raw honest personal interview of his career.

Richie covers his early days with Shrapnel records,his time with Poison and what really happened and his new band The Winery Dogs.

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On Today's Episode of LET THERE BE TALK one of the greatest Bass players in the world Billy Sheehan Stops by and talks about his life in rock n roll including his time with TALAS, DAVID LEE ROTH, MR BIG, UFO and The Winery Dogs.

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 VICE PRESIDENTIAL candidate CINDY SHEEHAN plus corporate zombies plus more...

Maggie Sheehan, 22 years old with cystic fibrosis, talks about her great experiences attending the CFRI Retreat in Northern California. The retreat takes place off the beaten path under the “redwoods," just minutes from Stanford Hospital.  CFRI is a great organization that empowers the CF Community to attain the highest possible quality of life.

• The CFRI Retreat has been in existence since the 1990s. Maggie has been attending for the retreat for five years, and scholarships are available.
• “Activities at retreat include rap sessions, arts & crafts, sporting events, fun in the sun, and great food!” Maggie says.
• To attend the retreat, you must be over 15 years old with guardian, and over 18 years old by yourself. Friends and significant others are welcome to attend and join in the fun.
• The retreat is a very safe environment that follows strict guidelines regarding cross infection. Maggie feels that the retreat is “safer than the real world."
• “My favorite part of the retreat is the sharing and the talent show at the end of the week,” Maggie says.
• Maggie continues to return to the retreat because of the great friends she makes and the awesome connection to the CF community.  She feels refreshed at the end of the retreat.
• For more info on the retreat call 650-404-9975, email cfri@CFRI.org, or visit www.CFRI.org

Access Tucson, the public access TV station in Tucson, Arizona is in trouble. The government wants to cut its budget to the point that it would have to close its doors. I’ve had a TV show, Lovolution Village for several years at Access Tucson.  It is the only place in Tucson where I can talk about my vision on how to create world peace by building a network of solar-powered arcologies, ecological cities. Since I have been activated to promote these ideas, I have experienced oppression and suppression not only from the mainstream society, but within the alternative community who doesn’t understand the vision of, arcology, as a whole-systems approach to redesigning the way we live, work, eat and move.  Access Tucson allows me to work as an educator about the need for arcology to be seen as a way for a new green economy to emerge. Access Tucson’s programming allows many other voices and shows to be aired that have messages vital to the future of humanity.

We must not allow Access Tucson to close its doors. Government of the people will not let corporate government to take our voices away. Please stand beside me in insisting Access Tucson reopens its doors.  We are involved with a people’s struggle to build a new world founded on global justice.  Access Tucson represents this global struggle on the local level.

This podcast explains how Access Tucson needs to follow its original mission of participatory democracy and use TV to free us from tyranny!

Does anyone out there support these ideas? If so, let me know by being the first to donate to the cause! I will be eternally grateful to you and so will all the invisible forces that want this evolutionary movement to happen.