"Miracle in the Rain" - A Variety Attic One-Off

The Variety Attic with Nick & Glenn

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Episode 10: From Refugee to Radical 44:09

منذ 2 years44:09

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When a young Eva Kollisch arrives as a refugee in New York in 1940, she finds a community among socialists who share her values and idealism. She soon discovers ‘the cause’ isn’t as idyllic as it seems. Little does she know this is the beginning of a lifelong commitment to activism and her determination to create radical change in ways that include belonging, love and one's full self. In addition to Eva Kollisch’s memoirs Girl in Movement (2000) and The Ground Under My Feet (2014), LBI’s collections include an oral history interview with Eva conducted in 2014 and the papers of Eva’s mother, poet Margarete Kolllisch, which document Eva’s childhood experience on the Kindertransport. Learn more at www.lbi.org/kollisch . Exile is a production of the Leo Baeck Institute , New York | Berlin and Antica Productions . It’s narrated by Mandy Patinkin. Executive Producers include Katrina Onstad, Stuart Coxe, and Bernie Blum. Senior Producer is Debbie Pacheco. Associate Producers are Hailey Choi and Emily Morantz. Research and translation by Isabella Kempf. Sound design and audio mix by Philip Wilson, with help from Cameron McIver. Theme music by Oliver Wickham. Voice acting by Natalia Bushnik. Special thanks to the Kollisch family for the use of Eva’s two memoirs, “Girl in Movement” and “The Ground Under My Feet”, the Sophia Smith Collection at Smith College and their “Voices of Feminism Oral History Project”, and Soundtrack New York.…

منذ 3 أعوام 19:43

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Join us, Nick & Glenn, as we showcase for this June - the wonderful, classic film “Miracle in the Rain” – as a Variety Attic One-Off (where we discuss only ONE film).

This beautiful film from the Golden Age of Hollywood, is an intelligent, realistic yet sentimental tale of loneliness, love, loss, and faith - that all unfolds in a mid-20th century tale of New York.

Written by the legendary Ben Hecht, and directed by Rudolph Mate – Miracle in the Rain stars Jane Wyman, Van Johnson, Eileen Heckart, and a host of fabulous supporting actors – which make it a movie of great stature.

As always - we discuss, probe, and comment – as well as provide some really wonderful audio clips.

This podcast is very special – if you love classic films, you will love this One-Off.

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"Miracle in the Rain" - A Variety Attic One-Off

The Variety Attic with Nick & Glenn

published منذ 3 أعوام

MP3•منزل الحلقة

Join us, Nick & Glenn, as we showcase for this June - the wonderful, classic film “Miracle in the Rain” – as a Variety Attic One-Off (where we discuss only ONE film).

This beautiful film from the Golden Age of Hollywood, is an intelligent, realistic yet sentimental tale of loneliness, love, loss, and faith - that all unfolds in a mid-20th century tale of New York.

As always - we discuss, probe, and comment – as well as provide some really wonderful audio clips.

This podcast is very special – if you love classic films, you will love this One-Off.

41 حلقات

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"The Devil Made Me Do It" ... the 1970's obsession, with Demonic Possession 1:21:57

منذ 45 weeks1:21:57

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Join us, Nick & Glenn, as we take an in depth look at the many films and books that appeared throughout the 1970’s about demonic possession. We explore the notion that this was due to - first the novel, The Exorcist (by William Peter Blatty) – and then a few years later, William Friedken’s iconic film. In this podcast, while acknowledging the 1973 film The Exorcist for the brilliant, horror masterpiece that it is, we also discuss some of the other excellent films from the 1970’s that aptly dealt with the devil – then in contrast – delve into the slew of poorly made films from the decade on the subject (lots of fun). As usual, we discus and comment on many of these films, while listening to clips from movies such as The Omen, The Sentinel, Satan’s School for Girls, The Mephisto Waltz, The Devil Within Her, Look What’s Happened to Rosemary’s Baby, The Evil, and much more. As mentioned, we also focus on a varied selection of the novels published at the time – books such as The Guardian, Lupe, The Search for Joseph Tully, The Godsend, and several other titles. If you enjoy films & books full of demonic horror - you will enjoy this podcast – which clearly illustrates that the 1970’s was definitely “The Decade of The Devil”.…

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The Werewolf...in legend, and film 1:16:16

منذ 2 years1:16:16

1:16:16

Join us, Nick & Glenn, as we delve into the fascinating and terrifying enigma of the Werewolf - in both legend and film. We spend time on the many fantastic aspects of the werewolf legend - talk about lycanthropy in stories & novels - and review what are considered the best of classic werewolf movies. As usual, we discuss and comment on the films chosen, with audio clips from such horror classics as The Wolf Man, The Undying Monster, The Werewolf, The Beast Must Die, The Howling, and several others. This is a unique, and scarily fun podcast - don't miss it.…

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"Tomorrow Is Forever" - A Variety Attic One-Off 25:49

منذ 2 years25:49

25:49

Join us, Nick & Glenn, as we present for this Fall - the magnificent, classic film "Tomorrow Is Forever" - as a Variety Attic One-Off (where we discuss only ONE film). This beautiful Golden Age film, is a serious and compelling love story - about the sacrifices & decisions people make when faced with wartime situations, and in general - life's adversity. Tomorrow is Forever was directed by Irving Pichel, and stars Claudette Colbert, Orson Wells, & George Brent. It is also the film debut of both Richard Long, and a seven year old Natalie Wood. As usual - we discuss, review, and comment - while offering several powerful audio clips. Tomorrow is Foreve r is a great movie - and we think you will find this to be a very enjoyable One-Off.…

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"Can't Help Falling In Love" - & Other Pop Hits Borrowed From Classical Greats 1:16:02

منذ 3 years1:16:02

1:16:02

Join us, Nick & Glenn, on this special podcast where we look at - and listen to - songs from popular twentieth century music - which were taken or borrowed from great classical works, dating as far back as the eighteenth century. As we delve into various twentieth century songwriters, and their brilliant adaptations of classical pieces from Beethoven and Chopin, to Debussy and Puccini - we compare and contrast the original composition, with the updated pop gold hit. As always, we discuss, reference and enjoy audio clips of such 20th century musical artists as Elvis Presley, The Toys, The Mindbenders, Della Reese, Perry Como, Judy Garland, Tommy Dorsey, and others - as well as listen to many of the original classical compositions. Music and entertainment is what this podcast is all about - so give it a listen.…

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"Miracle in the Rain" - A Variety Attic One-Off 19:43

منذ 3 years19:43

19:43

Join us, Nick & Glenn, as we showcase for this June - the wonderful, classic film “Miracle in the Rain” – as a Variety Attic One-Off (where we discuss only ONE film). This beautiful film from the Golden Age of Hollywood, is an intelligent, realistic yet sentimental tale of loneliness, love, loss, and faith - that all unfolds in a mid-20th century tale of New York. Written by the legendary Ben Hecht, and directed by Rudolph Mate – Miracle in the Rain stars Jane Wyman, Van Johnson, Eileen Heckart, and a host of fabulous supporting actors – which make it a movie of great stature. As always - we discuss, probe, and comment – as well as provide some really wonderful audio clips. This podcast is very special – if you love classic films, you will love this One-Off.…

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The Master of Italian Film Horror - Mario Bava 48:21

منذ 3 years48:21

48:21

Join us, Nick & Glenn, as we pay tribute to the master of Italian Horror Films – the wonderful Italian Writer, Cinematographer & Legendary Director – Mario Bava. Mario Bava, also referred to as the “Master of the Macabre”, was responsible for many films that were known for their distinctive visual flair, stylish technical ingenuity, and modest budgets. Bava’s films could be tales of the supernatural, horror epics, or murder mysteries – which were like no other mysteries filmed at the time. In addition to sharing audio clips from Bava classics such as ”I Vampiri," “Black Sunday," "Blood & Black Lace," “A Bay of Blood” and others - as always - we discuss the films, share experiences, and give perspectives. If you are a fan of Italian horror films, or horror films in general - you will want to tune in.…

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Martha Raye & Kate Smith: 2 Great Singers - not Forgotten, but Untapped 37:24

منذ 3 years37:24

37:24

Join us, Nick & Glenn, as we pay tribute to two great women, Martha Raye & Kate Smith - their unbelievable careers of 5 decades plus, and their contributions to three US War efforts. As we delve into what these two performers brought to the table artistically, vocally, and as humanitarians - we explore the great cannon of talent and dedication that each possessed, which we feel has been "untapped" in recent years. As always, we illustrate our theme with fabulous music clips, facts, and discussion. If you appreciate great singing, great talent, and great music - this one's for you.…

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"Diagnosis Mystery" - The Fine elements of a Great Mystery 1:41:17

منذ 3 years1:41:17

1:41:17

Join us, Nick & Glenn, as we delve extensively - into what elements make a great mystery - for books, film, and television. As we probe the fact that the world loves a great mystery - we cover Sherlock Holmes & Agatha Christie, Charlie Chan, Edgar Wallace, Ellery Queen, and the Hardy Boys, up to the era of the Italian Giallo - clearly proving that the public can't get enough of a great murder mystery. We also review and discuss the many film mysteries made in the 20th century - from silent film, through the golden era, up to the present. That present status, is a topic we talk about later on in the show - which is a key point. As we chronicle certain mystery novels that have left a mark, focus on the film versions of some of these literary works, as well as mystery films with original stories and screenplays – as always, we provide audio film clips, fun facts, and discussion. All demonstrating what makes a GREAT mystery, and what gives it lasting power. If you love a Mystery - you will LOVE this podcast!…

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The Original Scream Queens - Barbara Steele & Barbara Shelley 39:48

منذ 3 years39:48

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Join us, Nick & Glenn, as we pay tribute to two veterans of classic film horror from the 1950's through the 1970's - Barbara Steele & Barbara Shelley. Long before Jamie Lee Curtis (of "Halloween" fame) hit the scene, two of cinema's original scream queens , Barbara Steele & Barbara Shelley left an indelible mark in film history - with their many portrayals of heroines and villainess' in classic horror movies for almost three decades. We discuss their wonderful acting abilities and great on-screen presence, play clips, delve into their professional paths - and prove why many of their films became enduring classics of the horror genre. If your fans of these actresses, or horror films in general, we think you'll enjoy this podcast - and will appreciate why these two icons were "the" original scream queens.…

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WEREWOLF IN A GIRL'S DORMITORY - A Variety Attic One-Off 17:46

منذ 3 years17:46

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Join us, Nick & Glenn - as we offer you what we call a Variety Attic "One-Off" (where we discuss only one film) - our first film being, "Werewolf In a Girl's Dormitory" - a wonderful Euro-Horror classic from the 1960's. This somewhat obscure Italian/German horror film, which over the years has gained an amazing cult following, is considered a classic of the genre. As always, we discuss many aspects of the film - play clips, & provide fun facts.…

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George Seaton - Master Film Maker: A Retrospective of the Brilliant Golden Age Writer/Director 42:11

منذ 4 years42:11

42:11

Join us, Nick & Glenn, as we pay tribute to one of the most talented, diverse, and brilliant film directors and writer of all time - George Seaton. As we probe into the achievements of Seaton, we discuss the superb "Golden Age" writer/director who crafted many of Hollywood's greatest and Academy Award winning films, and the movies themselves - ranging from Stage Door to the original Airport. As always, we play and discuss film clips, from great movies such as The Song of Bernadette, Junior Miss, and the original Miracle on 34th Street. If you love excellently crafted films of distinction, and exciting box office hits as well - this podcast is one you will really enjoy.…

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The Vintage "TV Movie of the Week" Thrillers - of the 1970's 45:23

منذ 4 years45:23

45:23

Join Us, Nick & Glenn as we delve into the phenomenon of the historic “ABC TV Movie of the Week “ – which exploded on television audiences in the early 1970s’. We discuss the origins of the first TV anthology show called the “Tuesday Night Movie of the Week.” – which dedicated ninety minutes of weekly airtime to a still-emerging genre, and it’s successor, “The Wednesday Night Movie of the Week." We focus on the success and the skill by which these movies were able to keep viewers interested week after week, by offering extremely well produced TV films, with excellent writing, directing, and acting. As we pay homage to these wonderfully entertaining tales of suspense from another era – as usual, we discuss the productions, the stars, writers & directors – and play clips from the movies themselves. We concentrate on seven of these iconic - TV films from the 1970’s, such as "Home For the Holidays," (with Eleanor Parker, Julie Harris & Sally Filed), "The Cat Creature," "The Screaming Woman" (with Olivia de Havilland), and others. If you have a fondness for classic TV movies from the seventies, and you like exciting, suspenseful thrillers - this podcast is for you!…

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THE BRITISH INVASION - 6 Forgotten Hits from the 1960's 37:37

منذ 4 years37:37

37:37

Join us, Nick & Glenn, as we take a look at 6 "Forgotten" hits from the "BRITISH INVASION" of the Pop/Rock world during the 1960's. The history of British Rock in the early 1960's was both massive and unique. We explore the influence and style of the iconic sound of British Rock - as it made its way over the US pop charts - and took over. We listen to groups such as Gerry and The Pacemakers, The Honeycombs, Cliff Richard and the Shadows, & more - as we delve into six wonderful international pop hits that have not been in the limelight for some time. If you like British Rock music from the early 1960's - don't miss this one!…

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Hitchcock - 3 Misunderstood Films, & their Un-praised Heroines...Revisited 39:35

منذ 4 years39:35

39:35

Join us, Nick & Glenn, as we dispel the "Myth" that three misunderstood Hitchcock films - "Stage Fright," "Marnie," & "Torn Curtain," - are "not" good Hitchcock films, because they ARE - and, that the casting of the actresses: Jane Wyman, Tippi Hedrin, & Julie Andrews - WAS a great choice - NOT a poor one...and we explain why. We play clips from each film and discuss as always, and also delve into the soundtracks of each, and their composers. Whether you've seen these films or not, either way, it's a worthy revisit of these misunderstood Hitchcock classics!…

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Nick & Glenn's four "Top 100" Picks of the 1970's 23:45

منذ 4 years23:45

23:45

Join us , Nick & Glenn - as we discuss four terrific "Top 100" pop hits from the 1970's. All four hits reached the top 10 of Billboard's "Hot 100" - and have gone on to achieve iconic status. Of the countless super hits of the 1970's, these four hold a unique place in pop/rock history; Eres Tu, Afternoon Delight, Black & White - and the final choice, was the theme song to a classic disaster film, in which a luxury liner capsizes - come on, you know the movie, and the song... While listening to these tunes, we provide you with interesting background, and filter in some commentary. We think you'll will enjoy this fun Variety Attic Short. It's our Holiday Gift to you...…

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