This is about to be your new favorite movie podcast. On Broken Projector, screenwriter Geoff LaTulippe and movie critic Scott Beggs dole out interesting angles on movie culture, talk to prominent filmmakers and debate topics of gargantuan importance.
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Reasoning from the Scriptures
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Some critics say hip hop is dead for several reasons. Real Juice " The Hip Hop Hero" begg to differ and will be the medium between the two era's of the culture punching holes in what critics believe by comparing and contrasting time with his professional view on the matter. He's lived the live and the business first had literally. Real Juice has paid riders, marketed and promoted some of the biggest Class A artist in the world such a as Alicia Keys, Jadakiss, Jill Scott, Snoop Dogg, and Musi ...
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Episode 468: Once more we turn out attention to the enigmatic text 1 Peter 3.18b-19 with an eye toward 4.6. I challenge the traditional view, offering a more consistent and coherent understanding of this tough text. Christ is risen, Christ is Lord, the angelic powers are subjected to Him, and this is good news for the church!…
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Episode 467: 1 Peter 3.18b-19 can be an enigmatic mystery. The traditional view sees Jesus going to the hadean realm and preaching the gospel to dead people for a posthumous opportunity at salvation. In this episode, I cut through the fog, approaching the text linguistically and exegetically for something a bit more coherent and consistent.…
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Episode 466: I continue to explore the development of the doctrine of election within the Restoration Movement by working through Walter Scott’s essays on election published in the Millennial Harbinger in 1829. Tune in as I takedown the arguments.By npulpit
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Episode 465: As mentioned in the previous episode, development must have taken place with Alexander Campbell concerning the doctrine of election. Perusing the archives of the Millennial Harbinger, I found four (4) articles on the subject of election. However, they were not written by Campbell, but by Walter Scott, his right hand man. Nevertheless, …
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Episode 464: In 1817 Alexander Campbell wrote a circular letter for the churches within the Red Stone Baptist Association. Surprisingly, it contains a high view of divine sovereignty in election and reprobation. Also, there is a denial of Arminianism, as well as an implied agreement with John Calvin. Tune in as I read from this letter and get a sen…
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Episode 463: Ex-Christian Jim Palmer (not the baseball player) makes noise on social media. A couple of his lists came across my radar recently (14 Ways Christian Jesus Wrong, 15 Things the Misguided Religious Establishment Does Not Want You to Know). First, I demonstrate what is wrong with the one. Then, I demonstrate how he comes to the conclusio…
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Episode 462: I review Tracy Dugger’s article for Seeking the Old Paths, “Free-Will According to Calvinism.” I was hopeful for a definition (finally) of “free-will” within the framework of churches of Christ. Unfortunately, this article disappoints in several ways. Tune in as I work through the assumptions and shortcomings of this article while also…
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Episode 461: Alistair Begg has come under fire in recent days because of comments he made wherein he advised a grandmother to attend her grandchild’s wedding to a transgender person. Naturally, this rankled the feathers of not a few Christians (which is good). In this episode, I give my take on Begg’s comments and review some of his remarks in resp…
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Episode 460: I continue to breakdown the Psalms of Solomon, unpacking what is in them. This episodes looks specifically at chs. 9-18 before concluding with comparison/contrast between the message of these psalms and the New Testament. What, if anything, do these 1st century B.C. poetic works have to do with the NT? Tune in as I conclude my research…
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Episode 459: The last script I was working on for the SwordPlay podcast was on the Psalms of Solomon, a collection of 18 poetic works sometimes found in Septuagint translations. What are these psalms? What is contained in them? Why were they “banned from the Bible”? In this episode, I begin to eliminate the mystique surrounding these psalms, explai…
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*No Music*..Rap God Immortal..Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses
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Paying homage to Trina and all female artists while breaking barriers and stereotypes in the industry. Hosted by Real Juice “The Hip Hop Hero”..
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S1 (Ep18) *No Music*..Rap God Immortal..Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses..
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Season 1 (Episode 18)..Rap God Immortal promotes, markets and empowers female artists while breaking down barriers and stereotypes while paying homage to Trina for inspiring The Baddest Misses. Featuring Real Juice “The Hip Hop Hero”..
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S1(Ep17)*No Music* Rap God Immortal..Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses
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Season 1 (Episode 17) Rap God Immortal’s The Baddest Misses pays homage to women in a male dominate industry while promoting, breaking stereotypes and breaking barriers for the new generation. Hosted by Real Juice “The Hip Hop Hero”..
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S1 Ep(16) *No Music* Rap God Immortal’s..Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses!!
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Rap God Immortal’s the Baddest Misses will use this platform to promote and empower female artists. We will discuss how to over come stereotypes, biases and adversity in a male dominated industry.Featuring, Real Juice “The Hip Hop Hero”! Season 1 (Episode 16)
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S1 Ep (15) *No Music* Rap God Immortal..Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses..
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Rap God Immortal..The Baddest Misses pays homage and promotes female artists and talks about stereotypes in a male dominated industry. Featuring Real Juice “The Hip Hop Hero”. Season 1 Episode (15)..
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S1 Ep(14) XX Rated *No Music* Rap God Immortal.. Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses..
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S1 Ep(14) XX Rated Rap God Immortal.. Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses pays homage and promotes female artists in a male dominated industry. Featuring Real Juice “The Hip Hop Hero”.. Season 1 Episode (14)…
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XXX Rated S (1 Ep13) No *Music*Rap God Immortal’s..Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses..
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Rap God Immortal’s..Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses.. promotes and pays homage to female artists in a male dominated industry. XXXX Rated 21 and Older! Season 1 Episode (13)
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XXXX Rated S1 (Ep12) *No Music* Rap God Immortal..Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses..
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Rap God Immortal pays homage to female artist while shining the light on there struggle in the male dominated industry. Season 1 (Episode 12) XXXX Rated! 21 and older!
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Rated XXXX! *No Music* Rap God Immortal..Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses. S1 Ep 11
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Rated XXXX 21 and Older! Explicit Content! Last 10 min. *No Music* Episode..Rap God Immortal..Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses..by Second Age Entertainment..pays homage to female artists while shinning the light on the adversity they must over come in the industry. Season (1 Episode 11) Rated XXXX @realjuice314_thehiphophero…
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Rap God Immortal..Save Hip Hop Movement..The Baddest Misses..Season 1 (Episode 10)
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*No Music* Rap God Immortal.. Save Hip Hop Movement.. “The Baddest Misses”.. promotes female artists and sheds light on there struggle while searching for the baddest bitch for the baddest misses. S 1 Ep (10)
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Rap God Immortal.." Save Hip Hop Movement" (Trailer)
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To take a few minutes to rid negativity and to cool one’s head…
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Rap God Immortal..Save Hip Hop Movement..Female Addition..The Baddest Misses..
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Season 1 (E 9) *NO MUSIC* Real Juice “The Hip Hop Hero” promotes female artists while looking for the baddest misses in entertainment. He also speaks about content and the dialogue between his self and the listeners and explains his straight forward personality and also being molested as a child.
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Rap God Immortal Daily Devotion (Sunday Mornings)
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To give thanks and to stay motivated and positive.
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Rap God Immortal's Daily Devotion... (Mornings)
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Simply to meditate, and give thanks for waking up another day.
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Rap God Immortal.. "Daily Positive Devotion"..
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Short daily positive devotional meditation.
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It's possible that the people who write the movies you love will stop working on May 2nd. Screenwriter John Gary joins us to explain how we got here, and what may happen next.
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This week on the show, a special interview with Splice writer Noah Berlatsky about movies made by and about fascism where we consider The Eternal Jew, Casablanca, Dirty Harry and more.
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What Filmmakers Can Learn From a Steamed Pork Bun
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This week on the show we answer your screenwriting questions about how to make the Second Act easier to slog through [1:50 - 13:10] and what to do if your friends (and husband) make fun of you for taking time to write [13:10 - 23:30]. Then we mine Chef David Chang's article in Wired about "unleashing the world's most amazing flavors" for nuggets of…
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Oscar Winners Who Weren't Nominated
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The 2017 Oscars are this Sunday, and instead of complaining about the wrong movie winning, we're challenging ourselves to pick Best Actors, Actresses, Screenplays, Directors and Movies that didn't make the Academy Award cut. What didn't get nominated, but deserves to win? Let's find out.
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Special guest Christopher Lockhart, story editor at WME, joins us to answer your screenwriting questions about your entitlement to have your script read [0:00 - 15:00], whether studio passion for IP extends to short stories [15:00 - 19:55], times Chris has passed on projects and regretted it [19:55 - 26:00], whether writing diversity into your scri…
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This week, award-winning filmmaker BenDavid Grabinski joins us to answer your screenwriting questions about writing for an international audience [0:00 - 8:25], what the heavy amount of biopics on the 2016 Black List means [8:25 - 18:00], and how to dance around the specter of Donald Trump at your pitch meetings [18:00 - 25:00].…
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This week on the show, we answer your screenwriting questions about Johnny Depp being overpaid [0:00 - 5:00], how much of a lunch meeting is spent on small talk vs the project [5:00 - 10:00], preparing for a pitch meeting [10:00 - 16:00], what a "set piece" is [16:00 - 23:00], and the best movie made from a bad script [23:00 - 33:00].…
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This week we welcome IndieWire’s senior film critic David Ehrlich to the show to discuss the best movies of 2016, the state of cinema, and his supercut celebrating both. Plus, we officially close the door on 2016 (2017 now starts on December 10th).
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Violent Delights, Meet Your Violent Ends
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Westworld's season one finale is this Sunday, so we brought on expert fan conspiracy theorist and probably-real-human Joanna Robinson to hash out what we think may happen in the closing moments. We'll unwrap some mysteries and contemplate some character growth in a world where Anthony Hopkins' yogurt puppets are packing.…
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This Thanksgiving week, we answer your screenwriting questions about pushing through depression-based writer's block [0:00 - 11:15], reaching the decision to give up on your dream [11:15 - 22:30], the difference between different incarnation's of the hero's refusal [22:30 - 23:55], and the line between world-building and dumping too much detail on …
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This week, we return from a long hiatus to deliver a massive conversation about conversations with Talk Easy Pod host Sam Fragoso, who reveals how he gets people like Don Cheadle and Zoe Kazan to get their guard down for an intimate, real conversation. We talk about great conversational scenes in movies, something that may need a larger spotlight i…
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What's the 80siest 80s movie? What can 2017 learn from the era of Jaws and Indiana Jones? We answer these questions and more with the hosts of the 80s All Over podcast, film geeks-on-high Drew McWeeny and Scott Weinberg. Grab some leg warmers and join us.
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This week we answer your screenwriting questions about creative script fixes for budget problems (Hey, Deadpool!) [1:15 - 11:30], showing a character lying with your visuals [11:30 - 16:40], writing an action synopsis that isn't just a laundry list of action scenes [16:40 - 22:15], figuring out why Doctor Strange showed up on General Hospital [22:1…
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This week we answer your screenwriting questions about what to do with your old "practice" scripts [0:00 - 9:55], what to do if you keep spoiling the tone of your serious movie with unfunny jokes [9:55 - 16:30], what it means for a producer to attach themselves to a project [16:30 - 20:30], when you should give up on becoming a professional writer …
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This week, the Onion AV Club's Nathan Rabin introduces us to "7 Days in Ohio: Trump, The Gathering of the Juggalos and the Summer Everything Went Insane" while exploring the nexus where the Republican presidential candidate, the world's most hated clown-make-up-wearing hip hop crew and blockbuster cinema collide.…
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Vomit Draft: The Invaluable Hour with Lit Manager Michael Botti
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This week on the show we hang out with literary manager Michael Botti of Industry Entertainment. We learn how he became a manager [0:00 - 7:45], and answer your screenwriting questions about expectations for meeting with a manager for the first time [7:45 - 17:55], if following up ever leads to a 'yes' [17:55 - 20:45], whether cold queries are wort…
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Vomit Draft: Emily Carmichael Twists Your Genre
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This week, we get to know writer/director Emily Carmichael (Pacific Rim 2, Stryka, Powerhouse) [0:00 - 4:35] who sticks around to read through some of your board game movie pitches [4:35 - 8:45], and answer your screenwriting questions about structuring your rewrite process [8:45 - 13:25], what ideas to scrap when you see similar concepts sold [13:…
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Can movies and TV accurately portray politics and government? Are our politicians more Veep, Scandal or West Wing? What's the virtue of a proportional response? We explore these questions while talking Mr. Smith, Air Force One, Milk, Ides of March and many more.
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Vomit Draft: Where Board Game Movies Come From
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This week on the show we follow-up on a question about selling yourself and your writing [4:30 - 12:30], then answer your screenwriting questions about how to know which manager is right for you [12:30 - 17:00], where to find solid script resources [17:00 - 20:00], if you can write about true crime without permission [20:00 - 22:45], and how to go …
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This week on the show, we answer your questions about selling your work and yourself [0:00 - 9:30], which production company we're dying to write for [9:30 - 15:45], and how to keep your script on target for a PG-13 rating [15:45 - 24:00]. Send your questions to @brokenprojector on twitter or email podcast@filmschoolrejects.com.…
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This week we talk about falling off a horse [0:00 - 3:30], then answer your screenwriting questions about the value of simplicity [3:30 - 11:35], the biggest mistakes of our respective careers [11:35 - 14:00], formatting a character who also goes by a nickname and other slightly wonky irritations [14:00 - 20:00], how much you can get wrong in a fir…
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Vomit Draft: What's Horror Without the Drama
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This week on the show, guest host Eric Heisserer (Lights Out, Hours) offers a revolutionary way of thinking about horror screenwriting, talks about adapting a one-punchline short film into a feature and answers a few listener questions about when to introduce the big baddie.
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