Best Jeffrey Hart Podcasts (2024)

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2.9- The Gang's All Faire 9:21

2h ago9:21

9:21

Dr. Caligari crashes a meeting of the Science Faire, looking for new recruits for the upcoming struggle with Dr. Herbert West. Narrator — Ansel Burch Dr. Caligari— Martine Moore Holly Gates, Dean of the Science Faire— Stephanie Murphy Teaching Assistant Podwell— Sebastian H. Orr Gallus Bray, Observant Participant— Ryan Schile Written by Clayton Fai…

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2.8- A Night on the Town 8:57

1h ago8:57

8:57

We return to Al’s Bar, our favorite watering hole on the Concourse level, wherein Andrew Snidge gets possessive and Mrs. Rourke bites off more than she can chew. Narrator — Ansel Burch Mrs. Rourke — Tara Schile Andrew Snidge— Frank Sjodin Creep— Rick Uskert Bartender— Abby Doud McDreamy— Mark Soloff McAngry— Antonio Brunetti McNotHelping— Nathan So…

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113: John Ford and the Cavalry • Francis Ford • The Brothers of the Bs 1:30:33

6m ago1:30:33

1:30:33

Michael F. Blake, author of The Cavalry Trilogy: John Ford, John Wayne, and the Making of Three Classic Westerns • Kathy Fuller Seeley on Francis Ford • Thomas Reeder, author of Poverty Row Royalty: The Films of Producer Sigmund Neufeld and His Brother, Director Sam Newfield (90:33)By Michael Gebert

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2.7- Matters of the Hart 12:11

25m ago12:11

12:11

Sandy volunteers to help Loamy on a “special assignment,” Loamy sets her plan in motion, and Simon demonstrates that just because you’re a delusional loner on the fringes of society, doesn’t mean you can’t have a basic appreciation for tact and conversational graces. Narrator — Ansel Burch Clay — Tyler Samples Sandy— Abby Doud Loamy— Lisa Burton Si…

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2.6- She's Alive! 12:52

43m ago12:52

12:52

In which Andrew Snidge is marginally sneaky, Dr. Herbert West is accidentally terrifying, and the identity of Jane Doe #753 is revealed! Narrator — Ansel Burch Dr. Herbert West — Ryan Schile Andrew Snidge— Frank Sjodin Jane Doe #753— Surprise Guest Written by Jim McDoniel. Directed by Jeffrey Gardner. Sound Design by Ryan Schile. Music by Stephen P…

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2.5- Herbert West, Prince of Denmark 12:21

8d ago12:21

12:21

We venture back to the lab, where Dr. Herbert West reveals his brilliance in a brief soliloquy to the assembled (and disassembled) multitudes in his workspace. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy Audacious Machine Creative

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Llamacroft, a bio-based Passivhaus Pt2 - Janna Laan Lomas - BS125 1:07:35

8d ago1:07:35

1:07:35

The second part of my conversation with Janna. In this episode we get into the nitty gritty of airtightness, and how we've come to appreciate its need, while not being 100% happy about the materials needed to achieve it. We talk about the importance of fresh air in your building, how C02 will make us unhealthy and sluggish, plus the best way to get…

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Llamacroft, a bio-based Passivhaus Pt1 - Janna Laan Lomas - BS124 1:07:58

8d ago1:07:58

1:07:58

In this episode of the Building Sustainability podcast, I am excited to welcome back architect Janna Laan Lomas, who shares her journey of building a sustainable home in Herefordshire alongside her partner, Seb, and her parents. We discuss the unique multi-generational aspect of their project, the thoughtful design considerations that have shaped t…

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2.4- A Warm Welcome 15:59

2d ago15:59

15:59

Dr. Herbert West ventures out to answer a mysterious invitation, Dr. Caligari brags about her resource allotment, and Andrew Snidge very nearly gets everyone killed…again. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy Audacious Machine Creative

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2.3- Mole Fight! 13:46

9d ago13:46

13:46

Our intrepid Mole-Heroes Clay and Sandy confront the ugly face of Speciesism, unearth a hole to China (whatever that is), and “hang out” with our newest Moleperson Loamy. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy Audacious Machine Creative

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2.2- Chance Meetings 8:17

4d ago8:17

8:17

Tonight’s episode takes us to one of Dr. Caligari’s derelict laboratories where we meet some new friends, gain an appreciation for bipedal life , and everyone gets a cookie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy Audacious Machine Creative

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2.1- In From the Cold 12:46

11d ago12:46

12:46

We return to the icy tundra outside, as Dr. Herbert West gets his first look at the looming edifice of the Tower, and his first taste of the unique and…savory culture of Our Fair City. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoicesBy Audacious Machine Creative

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Creator's Chat: Season 1 37:24

17d ago37:24

37:24

We're here with a fireside chat with Clayton Faits and Jeffrey Nils Gardner, creators of Our Fair City, led by Eleanor Hyde about the making of Season One of Our Fair City! Find a transcript for this episode here. There are no trigger warnings for this episode. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices…

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Start here: Where did Our Fair City Go? 2:06

1M ago2:06

2:06

Hello Listener. This is Producer Jeffrey. I have an important announcement for you - the person listening to Our Fair City right now in August 2024. You might be wondering - where did Our Fair City go? We are going to try an experiment - really doing science, you could say! We’re going to put the show in reruns. Our Fair City was originally ran 8 s…

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112: Seeing Napoleon • Rouben Mamoulian • Helen Morgan 1:31:14

1M ago1:31:14

1:31:14

Bruce Calvert on the new restoration of Napoleon (1927) • Kurt Jensen, author of Peerless: Rouben Mamoulian, Hollywood and Broadway • Christopher S. Connelly, author of Helen Morgan: The Original Torch Singer and Ziegfeld's Last Star (91:14)By Michael Gebert

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111: Dave Glass on Monty Banks • Jeffrey L. Carrier on Patsy Ruth Miller 1:18:25

3M ago1:18:25

1:18:25

Dave Glass on silent comedian Monty Banks • Jeffrey L. Carrier on silent star Patsy Ruth Miller (78:25)By Michael Gebert

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Chalk as a building material - Caroline Nicolay - BS123 1:00:31

4M ago1:00:31

1:00:31

A bonus episode with Archeologist Caroline Nicolay. The conversation explores building sustainable structures with chalk and earth materials, sharing experiences with chalk as a construction material and unique techniques like milk and cheese curd floors. The dialogue dives into experimentation with lime washes, thatching roofs with bracken, and th…

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110: Vitagraph Comedies • Film Is Dead. Long Live Film! • Lon Davis Meets The Old Stars 1:39:53

5M ago1:39:53

1:39:53

Vitagraph Comedies, with Rob Stone, George Willeman and Lynanne Schweighofer • Peter Flynn, director of Film is Dead. Long Live Film! • Lon Davis, author of Stumbling Into Film History (99:54)By Michael Gebert

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Retrofit using Natural Materials Pt2 - Will Stanwix - BS122 1:11:24

5M ago1:11:24

1:11:24

In this episode of the Building Sustainability Podcast, Will Stanix joins me to delve into details of his barn conversion and upcoming clay plaster product. The discussion includes insights on hempcrete applications, clay mixes for roofs, and practical sustainable building practices. We touch on maintaining a raw yet functional look, and incorporat…

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Retrofit using Natural Materials - Will Stanwix - BS121 1:05:52

6M ago1:05:52

1:05:52

Join me and special guest Will Stanwix as we uncover the secrets of retrofitting a 300-year-old barn with crushed clay roof tiles for stunning finishes in vibrant hues. Dive deep into the history of a saw pit turned wheelwright's house, exploring artefacts and building techniques from the past. Learn about sustainable construction materials like cl…

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109: Billy! Brackett and Wilder • Double Indemnity and the Rise of Noir 1:39:22

6M ago1:39:22

1:39:22

Donald Brackett, author of Double Solitaire: The Films of Brackett and Wilder • Alain Silver and James Ursini, authors of From the Moment They Met It Was Murder: Double Indemnity and the Rise of Film Noir (99:22)By Michael Gebert

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The past informs the present, the present informs the past - Caroline Nicolay - BS120 1:17:53

6M ago1:17:53

1:17:53

Caroline Nicolay discusses natural building and archaeology. We explore ancient techniques like mineral pigments and casein paints, debunking stereotypes of primitive living. Caroline shares her experiential archaeology journey, transitioning from historical food research to pigments in prehistory. We delve into ancient paint usage, lime in constru…

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108: Bryony Dixon on Victorian Film • Death by Laughter • Tod Slaughter 1:27:20

7M ago1:27:20

1:27:20

Bryony Dixon on Victorian Film • Maggie Hennefeld on Women and Death by Laughter • Sam Dunn on the Deadly Doings of Tod Slaughter (87:20)By Michael Gebert

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How to Build a Roundhouse Pt2 - Adrian Leaman - BS119 53:45

7M ago53:45

53:45

How to Build a Roundhouse - Part 2! Be sure to check out Part 1 first. Episode links Wholewoods - https://wholewoods.co.uk/ Buildcamp - https://www.instagram.com/buildcamp/ Tony Wrench Roundhouse - https://www.thatroundhouse.info/. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/That_Roundhouse Buglife (invertebrate roofs) - https://www.buglife.org.uk/ Center for an…

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How to Build a Roundhouse Pt1 - Adrian Leaman - BS118 57:08

7M ago57:08

57:08

Adrian Leaman from Wholewoods delves into the world of roundhouses and sustainable building practices. The conversation spans from building advice to foundation methods and the importance of using the right timber species in construction. We also discuss different types of roundhouses, techniques for building ring beams and the practicality and sus…

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Woven in the bone - Sam Goates - BS117 1:11:18

8M ago1:11:18

1:11:18

In this episode of the Building Sustainability Podcast, host Jeffrey Hart sits down with Sam Goates from Woven in the Bone, a company that creates woven cloth on pedal-powered looms in Scotland. Sam discusses her love-hate relationship with her looms, the challenges of the industry, and the satisfaction she derives from weaving. We also delve into …

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107: Dan Streible on Orphan Films • Mike Mashon on the Changing Preservation Scene 1:25:52

8M ago1:25:52

1:25:52

Dan Streible on Orphan Films • Mike Mashon on the Changing Preservation Scene (85:52)By Michael Gebert

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Land/Clay/Timber - Paloma Gormley - BS116 40:05

8M ago40:05

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Paloma Gormley continues our conversation, focusing on the use of clay as a sustainable alternative to lime and cement. We explore the versatility of clay as a material and its use in various forms, such as unfired clay blocks and light earth constructions. We also delve into the challenges and potential solutions of using non-standard construction…

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Architecture from Ecology - Paloma Gormley - BS115 1:06:50

8M ago1:06:50

1:06:50

Architect, Paloma Gormley from Material Cultures joins me to discus the importance of regenerative materials in building design. The conversation explores plant-based materials like hemp and reed, their uses in construction, and their positive impact on wetlands. Paloma also highlights the need for improved working conditions, diversity, and inclus…

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Lessons from running a Natural Building company - Julz Baker - BS114 1:17:34

9M ago1:17:34

1:17:34

Today I'm joined by natural builder Julz Baker from Unearthed to talk about the lessons he learned from running a natural building company. It's a frank chat about some of the pitfalls that may await new natural building businesses ... and a whole load of tangents and material chat. Episode links Unearthed - https://www.instagram.com/unearthed_buil…

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106: Donald Bogle on Lena Horne • Restoring William S. Hart • Pamela Hutchinson on The Red Shoes 1:36:44

9M ago1:36:44

1:36:44

Donald Bogle, author of Lena Horne: Goddess Reclaimed • Tracey Goessel on restoring William S. Hart • Pamela Hutchinson, author of BFI Film Classics: The Red Shoes (96:44)By Michael Gebert

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Yule Nonsense - Jeffrey Hart & Mike Hill - BS113 1:22:39

9M ago1:22:39

1:22:39

Happy solstice everyone! This episode I'm once again joined by Mike Hill for a festive episode. Join us for an eggnog while we give a very lighthearted review of our year and answer listener questions. There are cracker jokes, mince pies and mulled wine - Plus we talk tiny house details, self-care, stoves, hemp insulation, top 5 tools and much more…

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105: Top Ten in Physical Media 2023, with Bruce Calvert • Foster Hirsch on Movies in the 50s 1:37:11

10M ago1:37:11

1:37:11

Top Ten in Physical Media 2023, with Bruce Calvert and Michael Gebert • Foster Hirsch, author of Hollywood and the Movies of the Fifties, on Movie Culture in the 50s (97:11)By Michael Gebert

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Biophilic Design Enhancing Well-being and Environment [2of2] - Vanessa Champion - BS112 50:02

10M ago50:02

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In this episode, Vanessa explores the fascinating world of biophilic design and its potential impact on sustainable and ethical practices. We delve into the use of clay, earth materials, and mushroom mycelium as tactile and eco-friendly alternatives. The episode also touches upon the challenges of promoting green alternatives in mainstream industri…

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Biophilic Design Enhancing Well-being and Environment [1of2] - Vanessa Champion - BS 111 58:55

10M ago58:55

58:55

In this episode, guest Vanessa Champion discusses biophilia and biophilic design, emphasizing the importance of nature connection and its benefits for well-being and the environment. We explore underappreciated biophilic patterns, healthcare benefits, materials, and so much more. Overall, the focus is on improving the built environment for people a…

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Cork House [2of2] - Matthew Barnett Howland - BS110 56:25

10M ago56:25

56:25

In this episode, we explore the process of constructing a house using a unique block system and the challenges faced along the way. From the use of robotics and CNC machines to the benefits and limitations of cork as a building material, the speaker shares their experience and insights. We also delve into the considerations of a circular economy, f…

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Cork House [1of2] - Matthew Barnett Howland - BS109 1:04:25

10M ago1:04:25

1:04:25

In this episode, our guest, Matthew Barnett Howland, a Director of Research and Development at an architecture firm and Associate Professor, discusses the whole life approach to architecture and environmental sustainability. We delve into the use of cork as the main material in a cork house, exploring its limitations and the decision-making process…

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FactoryX - Jenny Ford - BS108 1:15:19

11M ago1:15:19

1:15:19

Jenny Ford is back to talk about her FactoryX project. It's a Show park/Training space/Materials store and so much more! Episode Links Nettlecombe Craft School Materials in Mind - https://materialsinmind.org/ Tiny Homes Community Bristol - https://www.tinyhousecommunitybristol.org/ Reuse Summit - https://asbp.org.uk/events/2023-reuse-summit LETI ci…

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104: Pordenone 2023 Festival Report • The "Only" Woman Animator • Scott Eyman on Chaplin vs. America 1:48:27

11M ago1:48:27

1:48:27

NitrateVille Radio Ep. 104: Pordenone 2023 Festival Report, with Lokke Heiss • Mindy Johnson on Bessie Mae Kelley, The "Only" Woman Animator • Scott Eyman, author of Charlie Chaplin vs. America (108:27)By Michael Gebert

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