It's all about books with host and author and avid reader James Lott Jr. He spotlights an author and their work AND also showcases new releases, revisits old bo...
Forgotten Hollywood Book On Military Encyclopedia Charts
Forgotten Hollywood Book On Military Encyclopedia Charts and James explores that chart to find surprises! Forgotten Hollywood: Favorite War Films by Doug Hess and James Lott Jr is on AMazon kindle and paperback!
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Riot Diet with RIchie McGinniss
Growing up in Connecticut and Long Island, New York, McGinniss studied Arabic and Middle Eastern history at Georgetown University and traveled to Jordan, Turkey, Israel, Lebanon, and Egypt’s Tahrir Square less than a month before it became the flashpoint for the widespread protests and revolutions that erupted during the Arab Spring. McGinniss next worked at the Al-Jazeera program “Min Washington,” broadcasting to households in Arabic throughout the Middle East, at NBC News’s Washington Bureau as a production assistant, and as the video director at Daily Caller, where he built a team of ten video producers. While covering the demonstrations in Kenosha, Wisconsin, sparked by the police shooting of a black man named Jacob Blake, McGinniss witnessed Kyle Rittenhouse shoot Joseph Rosenbaum and nearly got shot himself when a bullet ricocheted near his foot. McGinniss was plunged into the national spotlight and was praised for his clear, non-biased reporting of the violence. As The New Yorker observed in its trial coverage, “when McGinniss testified, he strove to be as assiduously neutral about the shooting as he had been in interviews with me and with others.” After his appearance on Tucker Carlson was taken out of context by CNN, McGinniss’s straightforward appearance not only corrected the record, it also showed how one person can compel a news corporation to diverge from preset talking points and relay to the public the truth behind a shooting that will go down in history as the peak of 2020’s unrest. But McGinniss soon found himself a political lightning rod. Donald Trump’s MAGA supporters initially celebrated McGinniss for not vilifying Rittenhouse and merely reporting what he saw. During the trial, his role as a named victim put him in the crosshairs of the political right. After Rittenhouse’s acquittal on murder charges, McGinniss felt the wrath of Black Lives Matters supporters and others. “I was really the friend of nobody,” he says.
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Barnes And Noble
Barnes and Noble made an annoucement!
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A Chat with Joel Brokaw
The son of Hollywood Agent Norman Brokaw, Joel worte a book detailing his dad life in Hollywood, "Driving Marilyn". Norman did way more than that and James Has a great chat with Joel about him. Amazon.com is where the book can be found!
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Flying In: My Adventures In Filmmaking with Producer Gretchen McGowan
She is the award winning Queen of producing indie film projects and had worked with the likes of Shelley Winters, Debbie Harry and Wu Tang Clan and superstar directors like Brian De Palma, Jim Jarmusch, James Ivory. Gretchen is the head of production at GoldCrest films in NYC. James Lott Jr has a fun and informative conversation with her.
It's all about books with host and author and avid reader James Lott Jr. He spotlights an author and their work AND also showcases new releases, revisits old books, shared Book events and news. JLJ brings the fun and education of the book world on this podcast!
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