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Real & funny talk about Kate Winslet and how her acting work & related choices promote the hard work of acting, being present as an actor, getting the most out of (and giving the most to) the other actors in the room, female empowerment and characterization, evolution of female strength, and more. This podcast is for fun & education, and not for monetary purposes. Because I love acting and Kate Winslet! She's the best free actors' guide ever! Excuse me as we iron out the kinks and try to fin ...
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"Bless our love, always." To celebrate The Regime starring Kate Winslet & Matthias Schoenaerts, coming out in the U.K. on April 8, and now that I've seen 5/6 episodes, I can go more into "What Would Kate Do". This is not a review nor are there spoilers. It's about what we can learn from Kate from an acting perspective. Can you guess who the child i…
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Listen to this BEAUTIFUL discussion with @unsinkable in a co-hosted podcast about Kate Winslet in The Holiday from 2006! Kate uses her real accent in this film (apparently for the first time in her career), but seems to play a real version of herself (down to earth, compassionate, goofy / real sense of humor). Thanks Brenda ( @kleoofdreams on Twitt…
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Welcome back, and welcome to Season 2! Yay! Now that the SAG-AFTRA strike is over, I'm able to talk about LEE, Kate Winslet's film directed by Ellen Kuras, where Kate is real life WWII photojournalist Lee Miller. NO SPOILERS in this podcast. I'm so lucky to be able to see this film 4 times at TIFF (2 times at the public viewings, and 2 times as pre…
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Update: Thanks to some amazing Kate Winslet & genuine movie fans, I was able to get a ticket to each of the public Lee screenings. So I was able to see Lee 4 times at TIFF (2 public, 2 press/industry). And I did post purely a review of Lee (read on my Twitter @ahung ). But I won't be able to talk further about Lee nor promote it until the strike is…
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Probably a complete shock that not only did I do this movie for this podcast, but it's one of my favorite Kate Winslet performances, even in its very short segment run time of about 7 minutes 50 seconds. I'M SORRY to Kate who probably doesn't want to remember this film, but from an acting perspective, it's awesome. (There, I said it). Should note t…
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Episode 5 of "What Would Kate Do", as in what would Kate Winslet do as an actress, is about the 2011 HBO mini-series Mildred Pierce, directed by Todd Haynes. This series is an absolute actors' paradise. Also stars Guy Pearce (Kate's childhood crush!), Evan Rachel Wood (amazing), Brian F. O'Byrne, and Mare Winningham. You're in for a treat! Note tha…
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A quick episode to talk about "What would Kate Do?" (i.e. what would Kate Winslet do as an actress) in the recently released first trailer for HBO's 2024 series The Regime (formerly known as The Palace, but the name was probably changed to avoid conflict with another series). Even in this under 2 minutes trailer, we learn so much by (over, ha ha) a…
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Episode 3 of "What Would Kate Winslet do?" focuses on the 2017 movie "The Mountain Between Us" starring Kate Winslet & Idris Elba, directed by Hany Abu-Assad, and based on the 2010 book by Charles Martin. Proud to announce that I have a guest: The "Unsinkable" L.A. Beadles, from the accomplished podcast of the same name. We had great fun & laughs d…
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Our 2nd episode of "What Would Kate Do?" is about the 2015 movie Steve Jobs, starring Michael Fassbender. Kate plays real-life marketing executive Joanna Hoffman, a key person in Steve's life. Also stars Michael Stuhlbarg, Seth Rogan, Jeff Daniels, Katherine Waterston, and Sarah Snook. Remember that this is not a movie review, this is an honest, fu…
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Welcome to our first episode of "What Would Kate Do?" In this episode, we look at what we learn about acting from Kate Winslet, specifically in how she portrays Clementine Kruczynski in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind. Looks at key scenes and how Kate approaches and performs her character, how she's present with the other actor, what she give…
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Roe v. Wade: Join us in listening to both sides. The legal issues. The medical decisions. Socioeconomic implications. The politics. Guest: Kellie Copeland, Executive Director, Pro-Choice Ohio. (Note: Representatives from Ohio Right to Life accepted the invitation to be guests on the show, but subsequently declined due to “unforeseen circumstances”)…
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ADOPTION Success Stories We celebrate Mother’s Day by honoring parenting in its many forms. In this episode, we celebrate ADOPTION success stories with: Dave Henwood, Child and Permanency Manager, Fairfield County Protective Services. Tom Grote and Rick Neal, Caucasian married co-parents to African-American daughters Toski Bolte Brudage, who recent…
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“I forgot.” Memory: Don’t take it for granted; you will miss it when it’s gone. A frank discussion about dementia from Alzheimer’s Association Central Ohio Chapter Executive Director and CEO Vince McGrail, Program Director Pam Myers, and Development Director Jill Groseneider-Rudd. Pharmacist Gerald Jackson also joins us to discuss medications, natu…
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We Continue to Honor Black History Month! We’ll discuss the historical roots of Black music and the arts and the ongoing challenges in keeping it ingrained into American culture. Our guests our Phil Raney, co-founder of the nationally known Urban Jazz Coalition, and dancer, instructor and choreographer Suzan Bradford, executive director of the Linc…
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The Truth About Black History! Guests Dr. Carolyn Denard, Founder and Board Chair of the Toni Morrison Society and retired associate provost for student success and strategic initiatives at Georgia College, and Dr. Joanne Lunsford, Critical Race Theory Scholar, share with us how and why Black history is (and is not) taught as part of American histo…
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Will we ever be fit for a King?” In honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday, two members of media royalty join us to discuss Dr. King’s legacy in light of current events: Angela Pace, Director of Community Affairs for 10TV – WBNS, and Ray Miller, Publisher of the Columbus African American news journal and former member of the Ohio General A…
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Covid: The Good, the Bad and the Unknown! OhioHealth guests Dr. Joseph Gastaldo, System Medical Director of Infectious Disease, and Autumn Glover, Senior Director of Health and Wellness, help us start the new calendar year and The Window’s second season with a medical update on the third year of the still-deadly global pandemic.…
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Why are we STILL talking about Covid? Sonia Booker, MSN, RN, Ohio HealthManager, Wellness on Wheels Women’s Health and Primary Care ProgramsProject Director Mobile and Vaccine Equity Project Valencia P. Walker, MD, MPHAssociate Chief Diversity & Health Equity OfficerNationwide Children's HospitalAssociate Division Chief for Health Equity & Inclusio…
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