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Crane Talk

Ron Thompson, Gene Greiner

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We cover all things Crane related. From current events to news, we have you covered along with the regular story or two about what has happened on the job site.
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Last Chance - a small town set on the edge of the far frontier. It is a place of gentle manners and common civility. After all, it should be since more than three quarters of its residents are women. However times change when a Talent Master runs rampant, savages threaten war, and an illegal militia from an alternate universe plans invasion and empire. A hero is needed. A Savior. Meet Aaron Turner, the small unassuming man who runs the Last Chance General Store. He is this town's--this world ...
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Hello my brothers and sisters in SINema, and welcome to The Horror Sanctum Podcast, a biweekly simulcast dedicated to all things horror. Join me, Jay and co-hosts John, Kelan and TJ as we dissect horror films, from blockbusters to indie gems and everything in between.
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Are you one of those people that's more interested in the politics and events leading up to history's wars rather than the wars themselves? Then this is the show for you. Welcome to Why Wars Happened, where we dive into the fascinating political intrigue behind history's biggest wars. I'm your host, Emily Ross. Each season, we focus on a different historical war and every Wednesday, we release a new episode, continuing the story of the people and events that led to the conflict. This isn't y ...
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Since his final state appeal at the end of last season, a stellar team of attorneys has assembled around Jarvis Masters, pledging to represent his death penalty case at the federal level. We will follow his riveting case and meet some of those experts as they work to help Jarvis find freedom after over forty years of incarceration. And we will dig deeper into facets of Jarvis’s life as well as the deeply flawed criminal justice system. If you’d like to support Jarvis Masters’s cause, please ...
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Sultanate is a podcast where we discover new and exciting destinations within the Sultanate of Oman that are beyond the tourist route; as well as finding unique ways to enjoy the Omani hospitality like a local. Join D. Michael as he takes you around the Sultanate to share with you what he loves most about Oman.
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Today on the sanctum, we are honored to have as our guests, John Adams and Toby Poser, the husband and wife team behind Adams Family Films such as Hellbender, Where The Devil Roams, and the upcoming Hellhole. They have a good relationship with Shudder. They incorporate their two daughters into their films when they want to be involved. They often f…
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Virginia's beloved new governor is off protecting the king in England's civil war, but another massacre in Virginia forces him back to the colony. He leads quests against the attackers and becomes a hero of the people. This episode explores the power dynamics and conflicts in 17th-century Virginia, detailing the colonists' initial overthrow of an u…
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How does a chance encounter with a crane operator turn into a successful business? Join us on Crane Talk as we welcome Chad Skogsberg, one of the founders of Ginger Cranes, who shares his incredible journey from the retail world to dominating the crane and rigging industry. From the serendipitous moment that sparked the idea of establishing Ginger …
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Today we welcome the star of Fred Dekker's 1987 classic family-friendly, gateway horror film, The Monster Squad. We take nostalgia to a new level in this engaging interview with the leader of the Monster Squad himself as well as the director of the equally excellent definitive film about the movie and its fandom and legacy, Wolfman's Got Nards. Bot…
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Executions without trial or charges, the governor’s own council turns mutinous, and the governor is pinned down and forced to listen to complaints. This week's episode dives into the wild reign of Governor John Harvey in Virginia. From abusing his power to betraying the colonists in Virginia’s mini-war with Maryland, it's a rollercoaster of bad dec…
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Join us as we watch the final chapter of the Ti West X Trilogy starring Mia Goth as the eponymous, Maxine, the porn star with the dream of becoming a Hollywood A-Lister if she can just survive the Satanic Panic of 1985 and a serial killer killing everyone around her long enough to finish filming her big breakout role. Follow us on instagram and sub…
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Cruel Governor Harvey betrays the colonists, an Assembly member betrays the Assembly, and the king betrays the colony. In this episode of 'Why Wars Happened,' the focus is on Virginia's transition from company rule to a royal colony under King James. The episode covers the colonists' fight for their rights, Assembly betrayals, and manipulative deal…
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On this week's entry into the horror sanctum, Jay, John, and Kelan sat down to watch TV, and they indeed saw it glow. In A24 fashion, it glowed with copious metaphors and allusions to the struggle of transgender people in a nostalgic 90's, pre-streaming era, as you do when you're making pseudo horror, but not really, arthouse films of the A24 ilk. …
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Colonists massacred by their friends, King James pulls a Legally Blonde type move to steal Virginia from The Virginia Company, and slavery begins in Virginia. In this week's episode of 'Why Wars Happened,' we delve into the dramatic events that shaped Virginia's early history. Discover how the brutal 1622 massacre gave King James the perfect excuse…
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Mass death, starvation, and bad rulers forces Virginia’s government to collapse. Democracy saves The Virginia Company from Virginia’s terrible reputation. King James is forced to allow democracy, despite his distaste for it. In this episode of 'Why Wars Happened,' host Emily Ross takes us on a wild ride through Virginia in the early 1600s. We get i…
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Are you one of those people that's more interested in the politics and events leading up to history's wars rather than the wars themselves? Then this is the show for you. Welcome to Why Wars Happened, where we dive into the fascinating political intrigue behind history's biggest wars. I'm your host, Emily Ross. Each season, we focus on a different …
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This week on the horror sanctum, 3 of the 4 of us watched The Strangers Chapter 1, the needless reboot of a perfectly good thriller from 2008. See who liked it, who hated it, and who just flat out didn't watch it at all...Don't be a Stranger though...Follow us on instagram and subscribe on youtube to our channel, both @thehorrorsanctum podcast. Joi…
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Cruel punishments, a “Damned Crew” from hell, and the warning signs of a deadly massacre in early Jamestown. Explore the turbulent early years of the Virginia colony! From the harsh rule of Jamestown's governors to the tobacco boom that saved the colony, we delve into its rocky start. Learn how attempts at iron production were thwarted by the massa…
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On this entry into the sanctum, Jay, John, and Kelan break down the recent indie horror film that has been very divisive in the horror community after gaining lots of praise at Sundance and rave reviews generally from critics. We dive into every aspect of the film, spoiler heavy of course, so watch the film first then listen to our in-depth analysi…
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Starving colonists forced to work, whipped, and cold water poured down their sleeves if they swore. Colonists sweeten the tobacco plant to sell it, colonists attempt to flee Jamestown, only to be forced back by the miraculous timing of an English ship. Dive into the chaotic history of Jamestown in this episode of 'Why Wars Happened.' We explore the…
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We're finally doing it. We're chainsawing down the sliding doors of the sanctum and serving up a fresh plate of people barbecue with our friend, Emmy Award-Winning Special Make Up Effects Artist, Ben Rittenhouse, as we finally break down the seminal classic, the original from 1974, The Texas Chainsaw Massacre. Lots of wild takes on this one, especi…
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Starvation and high school cliques in early Jamestown? Things in Pocahontas that actually happened? John Smith becomes a "good" dictator? Join us as we dive into the wild early days of Jamestown. The first permanent English colony in America was anything but peaceful, with secret councils, imprisonment of John Smith, vicious power struggles, and ev…
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In this episode of Crane Talk as we unravel the secrets behind top infamous jurisdictions that are being referred to as Judicial Hellholes in the Crane and Heavy Iron industry. Ron and Gene spend time spotlighting the notorious Fifth Circuit Court in Dallas, Texas, and Georgia's record-breaking judgments. They also dissect how Louisiana's judicial …
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This week on the sanctum, we are joined by some of the cast and crew of the 2020 horror comedy, Uncle Peckerhead to talk about their labor of love film. Joining our ranks for this talk are writer/director Matthew John Lawrence (no, not Joey from Blossom), actor David Littleton (Peckerhead himself), and Jeff Riddle (who plays guitarist, Max).Uncle P…
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John Smith imprisoned on the ship to Virginia? Secret names locked in a box? A company, and not the king, was behind the first permanent English colony in America? In this episode of Why Wars Happened, we explore how a broke King James I needing quick cash, led to the formation of The Virginia Company. We dive into the adventures of the colonists, …
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Why was King James so desperate to colonize America? Was massive debt, insane crime, or a need for resources a larger cause? Dive into the early life of King James I in this week's episode of 'Why Wars Happened.' From a turbulent childhood filled with family drama and noble assassinations to ascending to the thrones of Scotland and England, James I…
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Insane crime rates in the 1600s? Disappearing forests? Pirates? Icebergs? The throne of England in deep debt? In this episode of 'Why Wars Happened,' we examine 1500s and 1600s England, where wood was as essential as water. With forests shrinking and demands rising, England faced severe resource shortages. As wars with France and Spain drained the …
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This week on the horror sanctum, we celebrate Independence Day by going DEEP RED, White and at times very Blue. So, grab a Nathan's Weiner hot off the grill before somebody stuffs it and 71 others in their mouths, suit up with your best pair of black gloves and a nice hatchet, and strap in for Dario Argento's Giallo masterpiece, Deep Red.Follow us …
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On today's episode of the horror sanctum, the boys go back to the Nunnery to get to know the devil again in the Biblical sense. Did we mention this is the prequel to Richard Donner's classic original The Omen film from 1976? Get ready for some slow burn, back in the habit Catholic horror with the boys and their friend Brad Fowler who likes to hang …
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Get out your ballet dancin' shoes and cut a rug with us tonight to the jammin' sounds of Swan Lake and the screams of the damned because today in the sanctum we tackle this year's recent horror release about a little ballerina vampire girl, Abigail. It's a fun ride, just watch your neck and pray for daylight because Abigail is hungry and on the loo…
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Oh what sights and sounds we will show you this week on the sanctum, as our old pal, actor Vito Trigo of Tromaville joins us for one of his favorite films, Hellraiser 3, the film that cemented Pinhead into the zeitgeist of horror sequeldom, creating a cascading effect of direct to video cash-ins that got further and further away from the original H…
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Today on the horror sanctum, we are joined by legendary cult classic Scream Queen and friend of the Sanctum, Michelle Bauer, with over 160 film credits to her name including cult classics such as Hollywood Chainsaw Hookers, Nightmare Sisters, and Sorority Babes in the Slimeball Bowl-o-Rama. Michelle is a sweetheart with lots of memories tracing her…
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Join us for a riveting journey through the high-stakes world of crane safety with Jim Wiethorn, the seasoned founder of International Cranes and Construction and Safety Solutions. As we tackle the summer boom in crane operations, especially in the sweltering Texas heat, you'll get an insider's perspective on the industry's resilience even in fluctu…
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Join the boys in the sanctum this week as they do a deep dive into the deep end of the pool on 2024's latest pool water based horror, Night Swim. Yep, you guessed it, the film about a haunted swimming pool...because why not?Follow us on instagram and subscribe on youtube to our channel, both @thehorrorsanctum podcast. Join our exclusive Facebook Gr…
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Today on the horror sanctum, the guys are all together again to review the 2024 film, Immaculate which stars Sydney Sweeney as a nun. That's pretty much all you need to know except that they managed to somehow make a movie with Sydney Sweeney as a nun that in no way falls into the category of Nunsploitation, even though the people marketing this fi…
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On this very special episode of the horror sanctum, Jay flies solo with a special guest interview with horror film legend and well-traveled wiseman, Michael Berryman. Michael first got his start in film in the legendary, One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest and is probably most recognized from The Hills Have Eyes films of Wes Craven. Jay read Michael's …
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On today's entry in the sanctum, Jay and John bring the Thunder and Lightning in this special guest interview with actor James Pax, best known for his role as one of the 3 storms, Lightning, in John Carpenter's 1986 cult classic, Big Trouble in Little China. James was also a featured bad guy in the Cannon Chuck Norris 80's classic, Invasion, U.S.A.…
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Strap in for a deep dive into the insurance market's currents and undercurrents, where we unravel the tapestry of legislative endeavors like Texas House Bill 19, set to reshape the future of litigation costs. We're not just talking shop here; we're decoding the legislative language and exploring tech breakthroughs poised to revolutionize safety on …
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This week we welcome to the Sanctum, Cory Keelan and Richard Ewell, two thirds of the team behind creating and resurrecting Frankencon. Now, it's alive! It's Alive!...and we're live with all the latest info and details on what makes this year's Frankencon in Knoxville, Tennessee the cult horror con to be at.Follow us on instagram and subscribe on y…
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On this episode of the horror sanctum, the guys break down the recent Shudder exclusive film, Late Night with the Devil starring David Dastmalachian as a struggling late night talk show host in the late 1970's attempting to get a ratings boost during sweeps week by courting the satanic in segments on his show. We got this as a screener from the fil…
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In this episode, Ron and Gene outline the complexities of the crane and heavy equipment industry, shedding light on the stark realities of sky-high insurance premiums and the challenge of increasingly elusive reinsurance options. Today’s focus is on the tactics behind the aggressive legal advertisements that are more than just an eyesore on your mo…
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On this special interview episode of the sanctum, we welcome actor, Jamison Newlander to our hallowed grounds. Jamison is best known for his role as Alan Frog, alongside Corey Feldman, they make up the duo of the Frog Bros. in the 1987 vampire classic, The Lost Boys, directed by Joel Schumacher. Jamison also had a part in the Blob remake in 1988 an…
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On this week's trip to the Sanctum, we bring in friend of the show, Blake Babson. Blake is a film producer most notable for being the Post Production Coordinator on The Avengers (2012), Fright Night (2011), and House of Cards on Netflix. Blake brought one of his favorite films for us to talk about, 2015's The invitation, and we extend our own invit…
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On this April Fool's Day episode which will be our absolute last episode ever we promise ;) we talked about the aptly named 80's slasher April Fool's Day. It's a fun chat. TJ was out watching Beetlejuice the musical at TPAC (Highly Recommended), so he added in his comments at the end. So, beware pranks, scares, and fooling abounds in this 80's romp…
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This week on the horror sanctum, we are joined by our pal, Lana Del Fear, to discuss the recent Shudder original horror comedy, Destroy All Neighbors starring Jonah Ray Rodrigues and Alex Winter. It's a mixed bag of goodies from prog rock to fun practical special effects, and of course murdering all your neighbors. (The horror sanctum podcast does …
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This week on the Horror Sanctum, we welcome actor Nicholas Vince. Nicholas is most notable for playing the Chatterer Cenobite in the first 2 Hellraiser films as well as playing the role of Kinski in Clive Barker's Nightbreed (1990). More recently, Nicholas can be seen in indie horror favorites such as Book of Monsters and How To Kill Monsters. Nich…
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On this episode of the Horror Sanctum, horror host, Count Drahoon joins the boys to discuss the 2023 HP Lovecraft adaptation from Director Joe Lynch, Suitable Flesh, starring Barbara Crampton and Heather Graham. Lots of varying opinions on this one and an after the bell run-in from TJ. It's Horrifying. It's sanctumy. It's entertainment served up ra…
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On this special interview episode of the sanctum, we sat down with Director, writer, producer, editor, and sometimes actor, Mike Mendez to talk about his career in making spooky movies on a budget. We run the gamut on breaking down his career from his first film to his most recent. It's a very engaging talk from a genre expert who's been in the gam…
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This episode peels back the curtain on the multi-million dollar jury awards driving insurance premiums through the roof and the concept of social inflation that's inflating costs across the board. We're unpacking the layered complexities of non-capped punitive damages, the evolving perception of big money, and the formidable hurdles introduced by t…
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On this special episode, we welcome to the Sanctum actress Robin Sydney who is the reigning Scream Queen of Charles Band's Full Moon Pictures with starring roles in the Gingerdead Man and Evil Bong Franchises as well as entries in the Puppet Master and Killjoy franchises. She's also notably starred in other films like FDR: American Badass!, Jack Ke…
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This week we had special guest, Molly Kent, the frontwoman of the Nashville-based rock band, Omenbringer. Molly selected one of her favorite films to bring into the Sanctum, Guillermo Del Toro's 2006 films, Pan's Labyrinth. We had a lot of thoughts about it. It's one of Guillermo's highest rated films and winner of 3 technical Oscars including Best…
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Strap in for a ride through the misunderstood landscape of crane accidents and the reality behind the statistics, where the culprit is more than just operator error. We're discussing the critical need for preparedness in the face of catastrophe, involving claims specialists and forensic engineers—because disasters don't wait for business hours. We …
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The first half of this episode, we review and talk about the 2023 indie horror film from across the pond, Older Gods. Older Gods is a low budget, 7 person cast and crew affair, heavily inspired by the work of H. P. Lovecraft and shot during the Covid-19 Pandemic in Wales.The second half of this show is the 4 of us randomly conversing about literall…
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Our guest of the Sanctum this week, Justin Beahm is a proud member of the Producer's Guild of America, an editor, and a writer. His Reverend Entertainment creates content for Paramount Pictures, Shout! Factory/Scream Factory, Terror Vision, studiocanal, Anchor Bay, Arrow Video, Vinegar Syndrome, Scorpion, Music Box Films, Ronin Flix, and others. Be…
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On this episode of the horror sanctum, we are joined by actors and directors of the hit Screambox original film, HeBGB TV, Eric Griffin and Jake Mcclellan. We have an exclusive interview with the guys talking everything about their film which is streaming now exclusively on Screambox. There's a 7 day free trial! Watch it now!Follow us on instagram …
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