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This is the third in a series of podcast interviews from the 2010 Virginia Film Festival. Over the next few days, Sean McCord will be speaking with actors, directors, screenwriters and others who have traveled to Charlottesville for the 23rd annual festival.
This year an emphasis has been placed on Virginia films, and Sean spoke with Andy Edmunds of the Virginia Film Office.
Tom Wulf’s “A Tale of Two Cities” debuts the festival this afternoon at Vinegar Hill Theater. Sean McCord spoke with Wulf to find out how he came to make a documentary about the rise and fall of Circuit City.
Over the next few days, Sean McCord will be interviewing directors, actors and other people who have come to Charlottesville for four days movie heaven. More than 130 films are being screened at the festival. Our first interview is with Gary Springer, a press agent responsible for bringing several films to this year’s festival.
Liberal Activist David Swanson and Conservative Libertarian Rick Sincere joined Coy Barefoot to discuss yesterday’s mid-term elections.
Quentin Kidd, Chair of the Government Department at Christopher Newport University joined Coy Barefoot to discuss the results of yesterday’s mid-term elections.
Tom Wulf joined Coy Barefoot to discuss his film A Tale of Two Cities: The Circuit City Story which premiers tomorrow at 4:30 p.m. at the Vinegar Hill Theater as part of the Virginia Film Festival.
On episode 10 of Outside The Box with Mike & Leon, the guys discuss Power Rangers, why Vikings coach Brad Childress sounds like the guy from the Men’s Warehouse commercials, Leon tries to forecast the weather and more. Make sure to check out the show on Facebook: Outside The Box with Mike and Leon and on Twitter: OTBwithMikeLeon and spread the word to your friends!
Bob Holsworth of Virginia Tomorrow joined Coy to discuss Virginia politics and tomorrow’s mid-term elections.
Filmmaker Kevin Edds discussed his film Wahoowa: The History of Virginia Cavalier Football which premiers Friday at 10:30 a.m. at Newcomb Hall as part of the Virginia Film Festival.
This week we are joined by Darden Professor Ken Eades, who discusses looking at the nation’s economy through the eyes of Chief Financial Officers. In the headlines: “Sustainability – Cradle to Cradle,” “Innovations and Trends in Healthcare,” and “Value Investing.”