zhao

Xin and Fei Xin unit are back in season 5 and this time its vs Zhao

#kingdom #kingdomanime #kingdomseason5 #xin #feixin #china #anime #animepodcast #podcast #crunchyroll #season5 #winteranime2024 #qin #zhao

Thank you all for the love and support as we grow with our passion.

Here's the thing... nuance exists, shades of grey exist.  It is true that one's film diet shouldn't simply consist of Marvel movies, but it is also true that there are Marvel movies that have a lot to say.  More than that, Marvel movies come in all shapes and sizes and even genres.  One only need look at "Eternals" to see as much.

So NOMADLAND won the Oscar for best picture! But...was it really the best? On this episode, weigh in with a deep dive review of the film and chat a little bit about some of the other Oscar winners. Have a listen if you're curious about NOMADLAND or want to see how your thoughts match up with ours! Enjoy the show. :)

TIME INDEX

0:00 - Intros

3:15 - Oscars 2021 Discussion

23:32 - Review: NOMADLAND

51:30 - Spoilers: NOMADLAND

1:13:29 - Plugs: THE MITCHELLS VS THE MACHINES (Netflix); MARE OF EASTTOWN (HBO); INVINCIBLE (Amazon)

You can listen to all of our movie reviews and special episodes on for FREE! on iTunes, Stitcher Radio, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. 

Or, you can watch videos of our shows on our YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/moviebearspodcast, our website: www.moviebearspodcast.com,  or Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/moviebearspodcast. 

Please leave a comment or review, we’d love to read it on the next episode!

It's finally here! Wendy & Tiff breakdown this years much anticipated Oscar Awards! We're serving up opinions, Oscar firsts, the highlights and the issues!

Recorded before the Academy Awards ceremony this year, this week we're celebrating Best Picture winner, "Nomadland."  Out on Blu-ray this week, the film both celebrates a lifestyle and condemns the institutions that force it upon some.  It has to make you wonder -- why do we allow so few to keep so much for themselves and keep so many so close to the poverty line?

Billies ouders wonen, net als Billi zelf, in Amerika, maar haar roots liggen in China. Ze heeft goed contact met haar oma, ook wel Nai Nai genoemd, die nog in China woont. Nai Nai is ernstig ziek, maar dat weet ze zelf niet. De familie wil dit namelijk geheim houden, zelfs voor de zieke in kwestie. De familie van Billi komt onder valse voorwendselen bij elkaar in het huis van Nai Nai om voor de laatste keer feest te vieren en afscheid te nemen van hun geliefde oma, moeder, tante, buurvrouw. Kan Billi haar mond houden tegen haar Nai Nai?

In deze aflevering geven Nils en Narana hun spoilervrije review over The Farewell.

Vergeet je niet te abonneren op ons kanaal, laat een review achter via iTunes of Apple Podcasts en volg ons op Facebook: www.facebook.com/filmfanspodcast en Instagram: www.instagram.com/filmfanspodcast. Voor meer reviews, filmnieuws en afleveringen ga je naar www.filmfanspodcast.nl.

I am the very model of a Fire Nation admiral

I've information vegetable, animal, and spiritual

As a freshman in high school, Alisha Zhao saw that there was a lack of services focused on helping homeless youth reach their potential. In this episode, she shares her journey as a social change agent, who addressed a need by starting a student club and grew it into a viable organization. 

Enjoy the episode.

Tameka

Show Notes | YouTube | iTunes

How do we create young adults that do NOT come back to live in our basements? What is role of parents in creating opportunities for their children? How important is it to hold children accountable for their decisions? Today’s podcast will shed light on these questions.

Hey there, Innovation Nation! Today’s show is both profound and practical. If you have been wondering, “How in the world can I get my kids to become independent thinkers–to take action on their own without being micromanaged?”, you have tuned into the right episode! As parents and educators, we are often plagued with an unwillingness of children to think for themselves or else to take responsibility for their thinking and actions. You will hear today’s guest relate conversations he had with his own children, saying things like,

“We can expand your horizons. We will be there to support you, but you have to take responsibility for your own choices.”

It can be a tricky thing as an adult responsible for children to say on the one hand, “I can help you do that better/easier/faster,” while on the other hand saying, “You’ll have to figure that out on your own.” Which decisions do we encourage children to make on their own, and which ones do we help them navigate?

This delicate balance between fostering independence and opening the door to opportunity takes practice to perfect. If we don’t give children enough rope, they never get the opportunity to make the necessary mistakes to learn complex tasks. On the other hand if we never intervene or help them, they make miss grand opportunities to take giant steps forward.

This tension between “You should try that on your own” and “Here can I show you a different way?” is precisely the experience we strive to create in the Inventor’s Bootcamp. Cassie was a student in one of our camps last summer. At first, she stood back while one of the other members of her group did all the computer programming. To be fair, she wasn’t particularly interested in programming, but then the other team member had some extenuating circumstances and couldn’t show up to finish the project. Suddenly, Cassie needed to learn the coding for their group’s project to succeed. She stepped up to the challenge because we didn’t rush in to solve her problem.

At other times, students may be facing a challenge for which they have no framework. In these moments, we introduce the basic concepts, help them get their feet wet, and then step back to see how far they can run on their own. We are always amazed at what students can do on their own. To get your students connected this summer, visit InventingZone.com, and declare your child’s independence!

Our guest today is an expert on this subject of independent thinking and student choices in education. Dr. Yong Zhao started his educational career in the unlikeliest of places: the Sichuan province in China in the home of a poor peasant farmer. Let’s follow his journey to independent thinking to find clues for our own children.

Original Release Date: 6/25/15