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Paper Flowers-a USC grad's quest for change in Peru is cut short by cancer. Back home, he finds strength in family and his college love. Shalin's viral manifesto urges cherishing every moment-a true tale of love, legacy, and now.

An ex-soldier with a criminal past takes refuge in the woods. A demonic figure seeks the seed of killers and the blood of the damned to feed his mandrake garden. DIS is an infernal descent into the root of the mandrake legend and a man who wanders too close to that legend and the unnamable terror behind it. What you sow you will reap.

The companion series for the COVID-19-delayed Aidy Kane (2020) feature film, "Aidy Kane (Really Wants You to Love Him" introduces washed-up former Olympic superstar Adrian Kinieki, and the eccentric group of roommates, friends, rivals, and managers in his highly narcissistic world.

A hot tempered Californian surf star is sent to Fryeburg Maine for the summer to learn values as a camp counselor.

In a near future where planet Earth is dying, a mother obsessed with the idea of migrating with her son is looking for a portal that can allow them to go to another planet. Soon, her obsession is driving them apart while her son asks about the possibility of life on earth.

Jeevan Paul is a freelance photographer by profession, and scoops away his lady love Sarah Thomas, from the church as another man gets all set to tie the knot with her. Jeevan and Sarah flee to Mumbai wherein they get busy designing a love nest of their own.

Sathya is a leading criminal advocate. After successfully winning a rape case against the victim Sainnabam he is now consulted to handle a compromising situation regarding the suicide attempt of Maya. Dealing with her and her father. Sathya comes to the conclusion that Maya is very intelligent and bold and it's not easy to convince her or her father. He keeps calm and asks her father to take her on a long drive.

Two films merge to illustrate the complexities of romantic relationships.

Every month, Jo Gideon, Member of Parliament for Stoke-on-Trent Central, presents a captivating installment of "The Diary of an MP." Through this insightful series, she provides an exclusive window into her impactful role, shedding light on the extensive efforts she undertakes to serve her local constituents. This monthly update is your personal invitation to witness firsthand the dynamic work and accomplishments of Jo Gideon in her capacity as the representative for Stoke-on-Trent Central.

Actors and business associates who worked with TV,radio and film writer-producer Paul Henning recall his many talents, including his creation of "The Beverly Hillbillies," "Petticoat Junction," "The Bob Cummings Show" (aka "Love That Bob") and his association with George Burns & Gracie Allen on radio and TV. Includes clips from Henning's productions and rare, behind-the-scenes footage.

The film is a documentary portraying a struggle as man tries to subdue nature. To prevent flooding and for purposes of land reclamation, the people of the Netherlands struggle and succeed in building a breaker, thereby eliminating the wild inland body of water once known as the Zuider Zee (now called Ijsselmeer).

Expanding Reality: The New Science of Consciousness. A FILM BY MICHEL PASCAL In this movie, we discover the new science of consciousness and the emergence of the post-materialist paradigm. This paradigm is leading us to the next great scientific revolution. Interviews with visionary scientists from a variety of fields (physics, neuroscience, biology, medicine, psychiatry, psychology, psi research), gathered in Tucson, Arizona, to create the Academy for the Advancement of Postmaterialist Sciences, represent a central element of this movie. But this movie is not only based on interviews, and it is much more than an ordinary documentary film. Indeed, the combination of the conversations with the colors and the music produces a very uplifting experience. The fact that Nature is watching us, instead of us watching Nature, also contributes to create such an experience. By the end of the movie, we feel an expansion of our consciousness, our perception of life, and our sense of reality. We also realize that we are connected with the Universe as a whole.

Miss Poppins is an avid yoga class participant...at least that is what her boyfriend thinks. But it isn't yoga that Miss Poppins is off to do. Instead, there is an international incident that she must handle, alone. Let's just hope she is tough enough to save the day!!!

On the road to success, three friends (Richard, Kirk, and Donovan) have dreams of becoming big-time party promoters in a city that never sleeps, where the weather is always nice and the women are always beautiful. Reaching the top and achieving their goals will prove challenging. But, with social media vying for their attention, the guys embellish their lifestyles and troll those whom they envy. Will they survive the flashy and fast life of South Florida, or will they crack under pressure?

In Good Faith is a documentary chronicling the building of New England's largest mosque in Boston. Through the film, the make-up of the community is seen, and their relationship to the res of the city's community of faith. Highlighted in the project are the Muslim community's responses to questions and concerns about Islam and their society, the evolution of two major lawsuits that delayed the construction of the mosque, and the supporting work done with the supporting religious communities to foster dialogue and partnerships between the faiths. The film draws from exclusive one on one interviews with leaders of the Islamic Society of Boston, American Jewish Committee, Hebrew College, and the Archdiocese of Boston.

In a forest soon flooded, three friends are in search of the last invention of Thomas Edison's great-grandson, Bob Edison. Thanks to his prototype vinyl, one of the young searchers, deaf-mute, would be able to listen to music for the very first time.

Near Revelstoke,170 km west of Golden in the BC Interior, on an active logging road, an empty logging truck has gone over the edge. Jamie in "The General'' followed by Greg in "The Mack'' head to the off road recovery of a 40-50 thousand pounds, nearly intact, upside down logging truck, aided by a 100 thousand pounds log loader. Near Merritt, operator James Luke, in a 1 ton wrecker, responds to a call of a semi engulfed in flames on a side road with the tractor completely burned out but the trailer still intact. Reliable's new hire Cam Niño, in a 50 ton wrecker, is dispatched to the wreck of the smouldering tractor. Together, James and Cam get the job done and clean up the highway. High up the Coquihalla Highway an early winter blast causes multiple semis to spun out and block all the traffic, putting Al Quiring to work. Al hauls a 90 ton crane up the mountain, encountering multiple obstacles on the way.

Gord rescues a jackknifed semi near the Summit, having to squeeze through a maze of trucks blocking the way to the wreck's location, reaching his target he discovers a truck carrying a 40 thousand pound industrial tank deep into a snow bank. South of Merritt, near an overpass, a semi knocked down a dozen concrete barriers and flipped over. Team Reliable's new leader, Dylan Greenwood, is put to the test with the difficult rollover wreck resting on the concrete barriers, loaded with 40 thousand pounds of produce. On the mountain, up the Coq, Jamie responds to a call of a flipped pickup truck in his 22 ton wrecker, the Python, receiving a special request from its owner. In the Fraser Valley, in Agassiz, Ken is back behind a heavy wrecker's wheel, for the first time in months, after his heart attack, to rescue a rolled over semi carrying 30 tons of steel pipes. Joined by recovery legend Dick Milton, they hurry to complete the job just in time for the shift change in a maximum security penitentiary as the recovery's road is the only access point in and out of the prison.

Near Hope, BC, Jamie and Greg deal with an arctic cold front that has turned Highway 1 into a war zone, leaving multiple semis and cars stranded. One of the stranded semis packed with 40 tons of frozen meat forces Jamie to call for help from Aggressive Towing, his brother's towing company. Jamie's brother Jason and Merv bring 2 rotators for the recovery but the slippery conditions and the big weight of the load requires the team to add more iron for the completion of the recovery. With Al and his wife Nancy away on a long haul, as well as Gord on a mission elsewhere, the Coq is left in their son's hands Cary and his 20 ton wrecker. West of Hope, on Highway 1, Ken rescues an upside down pickup 30 feet below the road with help from Craig Hookey.

In this EXPERIMENTAL episode of Muses and Stuff, we're having a movie night. I watch the Decline of Western Civilization Part II: the Metal Years. No guest. It's just me and you, listener. I also eat a lot of almond butter, give my rock and roll opinions, tell some stories and ask some questions. You could consider this an episode of Muses and Stuff, or you could just cue up the movie on your TV or laptop, cue up the podcast on your mobile device and prepare yourself for an hour and a half of the right amount of nuts. Here's some Stuff you'll learn: 1) I make a connection between a hair metal band and last week's Muse, Tura Satana. 2) There's a new rock 'n' roll term and it's called "Alan Hoskin Eyes". 3) Everyone should wear eyeliner and a fur coat at some point in their lives. 4) Joe Perry thinks he should get royalties whenever another band puts a scarf on their microphone. 5) I put a scarf on my microphone to feel closer to my new hair metal friends. 6) There are baby metal heads. 7) I mistake the name Bret Michaels for both Shawn Michaels and Bret the Hitman Heart and become disappointed when I realize he is neither of them. 8) There are double standards between men and women in Rock and Roll (shocking!) 9) People are on alcohol and when you're on too much alcohol, that is bad. 10) Drugs are bad. 11) Don't do drugs. 12) Follow your dreams and don't do drugs.

In this episode of Muses and Stuff, Chanty finally gets to dedicate an entire episode to the most legendary of the music muses, Pamela Des Barres. Pamela Des Barres is the author of I'm with the Band: Confessions of a Groupie, Let's Spend the Night Together and Take Another Little Piece of my Heart- to name a few. She is THE rock 'n' roll voice of her generation, the woman who inspired Cameron Crowe's Penny Lane, an ordained minister and so, so much more. She was and is a true shining light force, as well as a friend and confidant to such rock royalty as Keith Moon, Jimmy Page, Mick Jagger and (of course!) Michael Des Barres. Miss P is the inspiration and driving force behind this podcast, and Chanty can't wait to host her writing workshop in Toronto in just one week's time. One episode cannot do the High Priestess justice, so consider this the first of many.

"Someone told me there's a girl out there with love in her eyes and flowers in her hair..." That girl was Michele Overman and she's our Mystical Muse of the week. She was Robert Plant's LA girl, dated a certain Steven before he was world famous, and continues to rock and rule to this day. In the first "season finale" of the podcast, Chanty invites her long-time rock and roll crush, Will Dre over for a little chat. They discuss Chanty's week hosting the one and only world famous Groupie, Miss Pamela Des Barres in her home for a writing workshop and dish about the time she met Tom Petty. Chanty forgets to disclose what Pamela said about being on top of Jimmy Page's amp was like (it was awesome, and no she didn't wear earplugs), and Chanty mispronounces Greenwich village... twice. In this episode you'll also hear how Pamela and Michele met at a Flying Burrito Brothers concert in 1969 and fell in love with each other while falling in love with Gram Parsons and Chris Hillman, respectively. Some things you WON'T hear is how, off-mic over coffee, Chanty tells Will that it was actually one of the GTO's that inspired Alice Cooper's makeup, and Will tells Chanty that before he was in Billie Dre and the Poor Boys, one of his bands opened up for KISS. There won't be an episode next week, so this is the perfect opportunity to get caught up on previous episodes. Until next time, babes.

Chanty invites her brilliant doll-friend Andrea Holz over as a guest on the Musecast this week. They shake things up by discussing the MALE GROUPIES of Rock 'n' Roll. Andrea Holz is a writer, actor and producer working on her own web series called That's Why I Like Her. She's a bad assed, confident chick just like our legendary muses. Andrea goes after what she wants and is PROUD OF IT. Andrea and Chanty met through Miss P's Toronto Dolls- a group of ladies in Toronto who love Pamela Des Barres and who are passionate and artistic in their own right. In this episode, Chanty and Andrea "take rock 'n' roll by the balls" and delve into why people are afraid of the word GROUPIE. They (eventually) get to the Groupies of the episode which include Cameron Crowe, Danny Fields, Rodney Bingenheimer and a dude named Pleather. Chanty and Andrea also discuss how there are certain levels of Groupiedom. They make the arguement that if you have ever supported a band and worn their t-shirt down the street, then baby, you are a Groupie too. Some Rock 'n' Roll trivia you will learn is how Cameron Crowe married HEART front-woman, Nancy Wilson, that Chanty's bff Carmen Townsend toured with them (!) and how Danny Fields and Rodney Bingenheimer were fans turned rock 'n' roll personalities catapulting rock stars such as Jim Morrison, the Ramones, Blondie and Iggy Pop into mega stardom.

In this épisode of Muses and Stuff, Chanty has a sleepy late-night chit chat with her very good, very dear friend Sam Murdock. Sam is rock 'n' roll personified, touring with his bands Lesbo Vrouven and Oromocto Diamond for as long as she can remember. His band is so good that even the sound guys buy merch at his shows. His record label, P572 will soon be celebrating its 13th anniversary and we can only hope for an 11th show with Hot Kid. The Groupie/ Muse of the week is Cherry Vanilla. She was a writer for Creem magazine, a sexy rock 'n' roll DJ during the Vietnam War and David Bowie's uber publicist. She got bit by the rock 'n' roll bug after having a conversation with Dean Martin at the age of 9 and had her first rock 'n' roll scorn with Burton Cummings on a tour bus. Other things you'll learn this episode include why you should probably change your name if you talk about sexy things on the air and that Cherry once had a standoff with Patti Smith to sleep with Kris Kristofferson. Listen carefully to catch Sam utter the words "nice perfect adult passionate fun"... and you'll be surprised to find out who he is referring to. Okay... it's his best friend, Seb.