Cinema Roundtable is back again fresh off Top 10 lists and Oscar season with the newest entry in the Scream series, Scream VI. Erica, Jake and Jared discuss its place in the franchise as well as some other films they’ve recently seen.

Spoilers begin at: 47:04

Cinema Roundtable 39 - Scream VI

Sweethearts (and Badasses) of Americana (and Beyond) 4/2/23 - Lucie Blue Tremblay

Make sure you join us this month, as Erica, Jake and Jared discuss their thoughts on the 5th entry in the Evil Dead series, Evil Dead Rise. The crew breaks down the series as a whole and see how well the newest stacks up against the rest.

As always, the group discusses other movies that they have recently viewed.

Spoilers begin at: 1:06:47

Cinema Roundtable 40 - Evil Dead Rising

How's It Growin'? 6/21/23 - Medicinal Herbs & More

It's prestige season and what better way to kick it off for our group than with the new David Fincher film, "The Killer." Erica, Jared and Jake discuss it's place in his filmography and well as discussions of YA film adaptations, Eli Roth and SNL movies. There's definitely something for everyone in this month's episode.

As always, they discuss other movies that they have recently seen.

Spoilers for The Killer begin at: 1:08:08

Cinema Roundtable 45 - The Killer

"He who controls the spice controls the universe". Beau, Erica and Jake are back with the blockbuster sequel, "Dune: Part 2". They discuss it's place in the greater Dune universe as well as the other entries in the book's history. They also give their thoughts on the winners of the Academy Awards, while spotlighting a few of them.


As always, they discuss other movies that they have recently seen.


Spoilers for Dune: Part 2 begin at 1:22:31

Cinema Roundtable 47 - Dune: Part 2

Evoking the classic 1992 BBC mockumentary, “Ghostwatch”, this month our crew tackles, “Late Night with the Devil”. They discuss the abundance of exorcism movies, AI controversy and share their thoughts on tier systems within streaming platforms.


As always, they discuss other movies that they have recently seen.


Spoilers for Late Night with the Devil begin at 51:31

Cinema Roundtable 48 - Late Night With The Devil

This month Erica, Jared and Jake investigate the new psychological thriller, "Longlegs". They dive into why this film has been so polarizing, last month's lost episode and the influence of viral marketing.


As usual, the group discusses other films they recently seen.


Spoilers start at 1:03:33

Cinema Roundtable 49 - Longlegs

This month, Erica, Jake and Jared celebrates Cinema Roundtable's 50th episode by taking a look at the career of Tim Burton. The panel discuss some personal favorites, the works of writer Michael McDowell and well as spotlight his newest film, "Beetlejuice Beetlejuice". Where does it land within the work of the gothic auteur.

Spoilers for Beetlejuice Beetlejuice begin at: 58:26

Cinema Roundtable 50 - Beetlejuice Beetlejuice

Sweethearts (and Badasses) of Americana (and Beyond) 10/6/24 - Joy Clark

Cause Collective Radio 11/18/24 - Bridges to Hope

Grab your garlic and wooden stakes! Beau, Erica and Jake share their Top 5 Vampire movies as well as discuss the new Robert Eggers film, “Nosferatu”, coming over 100 years after the original. Tune in to hear about our favorite blood suckers as well as our opinion on mustaches.


Spoilers for Nosferatu begin at: 1:10:53


Cinema Roundtable 52 - Nosferatu

It's the most wonderful time of the year! Beau, Erica and Jake talk over their Top 10's of 2024. They also discuss the year in film, the Academy Awards as well as what they're looking forward to in 2025.


Cinema Roundtable 53 - Top 10 of 2024

It's time for a Zach attack. This episode, Erica and Jake cover "Weapons" and in the process take a look back at director Zach Cregger's debut film, "Barbarian" in the process.They compare the similarities between the films, his trajectory and the comedy to horror pipeline. 


Spoilers for Weapons begin at: 56:45


Cinema Roundtable 57 - Weapons

Our Street 7/28/25 - Lincoln Housing Authority

Our Street 7/14/25 - Center for People in Need

Our Street 9/15/25 - History of Our Street

Our Street 7/21/25 - KZUM News

Our Street 8/4/25 - American Job Center

Our Street 8/11/25 - Friendship Home

Our Street 9/29/25 - UNL Community & Regional Planning

Our Street 9/22/25 - Neighborworks

It's not just spooky season! It's PTA season! In this episode, Erica and Jake discuss the new Paul Thomas Anderson film "One Battle After Another". They also discuss their October viewing schedules, literature and much more. 


Spoilers for One Battle After Another begin at: 57:14


Cinema Roundtable 58 - One Battle After Another

Food is synonymous with life itself. Drastic cuts to SNAP and other federally funded programs directly threaten food access and, with it, Nebraskans' wellbeing. Nebraska Appleseed and Community Action of Nebraska join us to discuss the impacts facing Nebraskans and what we can do to support one another.

Episode 6 - Everyone Deserves Food on the Table

Bob creatively explores chip carving on wood. His creations are intricate and relief geometric and natural designs.

Art Talk Live #480 - Bob Jones

Mary is a new painter and explains her journey of a few years into painting and selling her work at Clements Noyes Art Gallery in Lincoln, NE.

Art Talk Live #481 - Mary Wills

"I have been changed for good" Erica and Jake are back with the much anticipated follow up, "Wicked: For Good". How will the group like it in comparison to the original? Will it be a sensation like the first or will no good deed go unpunished? They will also discuss a few new remakes and a double dipping director. 

Spoilers for Wicked: For Good begin at: 40:49

Cinema Roundtable 59 - Wicked: For Good

This podcast was produced in collaboration with SCIP (School Intervention and Prevention) and Tobacco Free Lancaster County.

Host: Eunice Oladeji - Tobacco Free Lancaster County 
Guests: 
Caitlyn Mitchell - Student at Wayne State College
Sadie Jensen - Lincoln Lancaster County Health Department
Sarah Roehl - SCIP Nebraska

LNK Health TV - Vape-Free Voices: Youth Perspectives on Prevention and Empowerment

Our Street 12/8/25 - Kearney Dog Bar

Our Street 10/13/25 - Center for People in Need

Our Street 11/17/25 - Trumpet Player

Our Street 12/1/25 - NeighborWorks Lincoln

Our Street 10/20/25 - Ray Planning Solutions

Our Street 12/15/25 - Mental Health

Our Street 11/10/25 - NE Housing Developers Association

Our Street 10/6/25 - Entrepreneurship

Our Street 11/24/25 - Foster Care Closet

Our Street 11/3/25 - Nebraska Business Development Center

Lady Susan chats with Scottish band Skerryvore at the 2018 Folk Alliance International Conference. Stay tuned till the very end for a bonus clip giving insight on what it takes to record a sound byte for the show - sometimes the giggles get the best of everyone!

2018 Folk Alliance International Conference

Skerryvore - Thunder on the Plains

Saturday morning, March 14th, 2020, 10 am - 12 noon Central Time on the Exploring Unexplained Phenomena radio program (EUP) for conversation with first-time guests John Stevens Berry and Liza Ward.

Mr. Berry is an internationally known and recognized criminal defense attorney and is the co-author with Linda M. Battisti of "The Twelfth Victim: The Innocence of Caril Fugate in the Starkweather Murder Rampage.”

Liza Ward was born in New York City and holds degrees from Middlebury College and the University of Montana. She is the author of Outside Valentine (2004) and Iron Compass (2009). Her stories have been published in The Atlantic Monthly, The Georgia Review, and Agni Review.  She has received 2 O Henry Awards and was flown to Wales as a finalist for the  Dylan Thomas Award for her novel, Outside Valentine.  Her stories were selected for Harcourt’s 2004 Best New American Voices collection. She lives in  Massachusetts.  

Liza Ward is the Granddaughter of C. Lauer and Clara Ward, who were killed by Charles Starkweather in a murder rampage that ultimately took the lives of 11 people in Nebraska and Wyoming in 1958.  Liza Ward is candid about the need for mercy and forgiveness and believes Caril Fugate should be fully pardoned.  John Stevens Berry believes that Charles Starkweather's alleged accomplice Caril Fugate was not guilty and was railroaded.

Find out more here:
https://www.facebook.com/wepardonyoucaril/ .
https://jsberrylaw.com/ .
https://www.amazon.com/Twelfth-Victim-Innocence-Starkweather-Rampage/dp/1938803655/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=The+twelfth+Victim&qid=1583968741&sr=8-1 .
https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781466863408 .

Should you wish to write to Caril Fugate to show your support, you may do so here:
We Pardon You Caril
PO Box 83227
Lincoln, NE, 68501

We'll start the EUP show with Charleen and "Pet Talk" with dogs and cats for adoption from the Capital Humane Society of Lincoln, NE.
The second opening segment guest is Paola Leopizzi Harris and "UFOs, ETs and Exopolitics."  Paola is the author of many books on the UFO mystery and the organizer behind the ground-breaking annual Starworks USA UFO Symposium in Laughlin, NV (November 6-8, 2020).
http://www.starworksusa.com .

The main guest segment with John Stevens Berry and Liza Ward starts about 40 minutes into the broadcast.

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Exploring Unexplained Phenomena 3/14/20 - John Stevens Berry and Liza Ward

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