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Johnny Dollar is assigned as a body guard to a highly insured businessman, who dies as soon as Johnny arrives. Now he must find the killer and find out if the insurance company that's retained him has to pay off. Original Air Date: March 4, 1949 For the best deals on airline travel without a fabulous expense account, fly Johnny Dollar air... http://johnnydollarair.greatdetectives.net Cast your vote at http://podcastalley.greatdetectives.net Take our listener survey at http://survey.greatdetectives.net Click here to download, click here to add this podcast to your Itunes, click here to subscribe to this podcast on Zune, click here to subscribe to this feed using any other feed reader. Share on Facebook

Stephen Poliakoff and Bill Nighy talk about their new film "Glorious 39". A story of secrets, lies and intrigue in an aristocratic family, set against the backdrop of Neville Chamberlain's attempts to appease Hitler on the eve of the Second World War.

Director Richard Linklater has a new movie out next month - Me and Orson Welles. Simon also spoke to the stars Zac Efron and Christian McKay.

Champ Williams won two Emmys with this fantastic short film about a keyhole limpet's "secret weapon."

Champ Williams won two Emmys with this fantastic short film about a keyhole limpet's "secret weapon."

Au mois de décembre de cette année se tiendra à Copenhague le Sommet de l’ONU sur le climat. Confrontés au péril climatique, les dirigeants du monde entier devront parvenir à surmonter leurs divergences d’intérêts de court terme pour se rassembler autour d’un projet politique mondial fondé sur un constat scientifique objectif et ainsi donner une suite au protocole de Kyoto... http://www.copenhague-2009.com/ http://tcktcktck.org

The Coen Brothers return to their roots. Chris Weitz on Pre-Raphaelites and vampires. Oren Peli discusses Paranormal Activity. Pasquale Iannone reviews Mid-August Lunch. Jane Graham presents a brief guide to censorship.

art-inside.tv. Modern art news from inside. Artists and collectors, exhibitions in museems and galleries. Up to date and and entertaining. The weekly internet-tv program. Powered by einfallsreich.tv. Shownotes: Staedelmuseum Frankfurt http://www.staedel.de http://www.facebook.com/staedelmuseum http://www.opendoors-frankfurt.de Markus Metz, Phantas Tisch http://www.bilderpapst.tv Galerie Anita Beckers Frankfurt The Jack Goldstein Connections 20.11.2009 bis 30.01.2010 http://www.galerie-beckers.de Einstellungsraum Hamburg Sakir Gökcebag; Shared spaces 03. bis 18.Dezember 2009 http://www.einstellungsraum.de Public art project in Kings Cross, Sydney Australien organised by artist collective Reef Knot http://iheartkx.wordpress.com DAS HÄKELOBJEKT 2004 - 2014
Ein Langzeitprojekt von Regula Michell und Meret Wandeler 
Start: Mai 2004, Dauer: 10 Jahr http://www.haekelobjekt.ch Galerie Vera Gliem Köln Heinz Martin Breuer You´ll never walk alone 31.10. - 19.12.2009 http://www.vera-gliem.de Galerie Oben Chemnitz "so nah - so fern" Gemälde und Papierarbeiten von Siegfried Adam ab 23. November 2009 http://www.galerieoben.de Ruppe Koselleck auf facebook: http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?ref=sgm&id=1846605863 Prof. Ottmar Hörl Präsident Akademie der Bildenden Künste Nürnberg - AdBK http://www.adbk-nuernberg.de

Auto Exposure and White/Black BGs (2009, 23MB, 3:53 min.) Educational video by Ian Parks.

Studio 360 puts evolution to the test. 2009 is Darwin's bicentennial, and this week marks 150 years since "On the Origin of Species" was published. Darwin's descendent, Ruth Padel, writes poems about her famous relative. Spencer Wells gathers DNA around the world to determine where we came from. An amateur paleontologist finds a way to believe in both God and the fossil record. Plus the world premiere of a short science fiction story by Lydia Millet, imagining the downside of messing too much with genes.

This episode is part one of our Thanksgiving  discussion, which is dedicated towards discussing what we are gleeful - err thankful for! Let us know what you are thankful for! You can send your feedback to gleepodcast@gmail.com and/or review us on iTunes.

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Malex and friends all find things to love about Snuffleopolis! Have they finally found a new home for themselves? Give this episode a listen and let us know what you think. read more

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I was at the Coach and Horses pub in Soho last night for Scuttle (after-work social media meetup). Tom Hall from Nokia Womworld, who sent me to Helsinki Bucharest a couple of months ago, told me was going to turn up with some friends to make a personal delivery . Please excuse the advertising. It s just that I don t get serenaded in a crowded pub very often. iPhone MP4 Podcast File

The recent recession took its toll on New York's jazz community, especially musicians and small venues. And earlier this year, JVC withdrew its sponsorship of the JVC Jazz Festival, leaving the city without a major summer jazz festival for the first time in almost 40 years. Today: how the city's jazz artists and clubs are keeping their head above water. We talk with New York Times jazz critic Nate Chinen.

Singer-songwriter Grant-Lee Phillips has led a notable solo career since the breakup of his band Grant Lee Buffalo. But lately, he’s finding the whole band thing to be pretty irresistible. He even roped his opening act, The Winterpills, into serving as his touring band. He joins us to perform songs from his newest album, Little Moon, live in our studio.

BY BOB ANDELMAN Hank Rosenfeld found the kind of book writing job that guys like me salivate over. He met Irving Brecher, a brilliant and funny writer from the Golden Age of Hollywood comedy, and spent hours recording stories from Irv about everyone from Groucho Marx and the Marx Brothers to Judy Garland and Jackie Gleason. AUDIO EXCERPT: "Irv loved that movie, Meet Me in St. Louis. He had to read the entire script to Judy Garland because L.B. Mayer said, 'She doesn't want to do the picture!' She didn't want to be outshone in the movie by the little girl's part. But Judy used to come over to his house and sing. So he sold every line in the script to her like it was Shakespeare." “The Wicked Wit of the West,” as Groucho called him, lived a long and productive live, starting out writing one-liners for Milton Berle in the 1930s, two Marx Brothers films, punching up the humor in The Wizard Of Oz, writing and convincing Judy Garland to star in Meet Me in St. Louis, creating the long running radio and TV sitcom, “The Life of Riley,” and writing the original film version of Bye Bye Birdie for Dick Van Dyke and Ann-Margaret. Lucky for us, Brecher maintained a magnificent memory of the events of his life and spent his last years telling his stories to Hank Rosenfeld. Rosenfeld produced a book that is mostly Brecher’s memoir with some bits of Rosenfeld thrown in. The Wicked Wit of the West is a terrific read for any fan of comedy, particularly the Marx Brothers/Milton Berle/Jackie Gleason variety. It gets my highest possible recommendation. Open in your default player Detach into a separate window You can LISTEN to this interview with HANK ROSENFELD, author of THE WICKED WIT OF THE WEST, by clicking the BlogTalkRadio.com audio player above! Copyright 2009 Bob Andelman. Click here for copyright permissions!

Details of the senate health care bill are coming to light. Washington Post Congressional Reporter Shailagh Murray parses what's in the legislation and what's not.