Podcast on a Tuesday Morning ("Murder on a Sunday Morning" with Antonio, a lawyer-to-be)
The third movie in our Oscars Month collection, unfortunately, might be even more important than it was in 2001.
MURDER ON A SUNDAY MORNING was directed by Jean-Xavier de Lestrade and released Sept. 14, 2001 — a few days after a consequential Tuesday in America. It documents the trial and defense o…
Transition of Care for Patients with Autism and Intellectual Disabilities (Episode 215)
Transition of care from pediatric to adult medicine is sometimes a stressful process, but adolescents with autism and intellectual disabilities have additional considerations and steps that should be taken to make this transition optimal. In this episode, Stacy Ellen, DO, Karin Roseman, LCSW, and M…
Transition of Care for Patients with Autism and Intellectual Disabilities (Episode 215)
Transition of care from pediatric to adult medicine is sometimes a stressful process, but adolescents with autism and intellectual disabilities have additional considerations and steps that should be taken to make this transition optimal. In this episode, Stacy Ellen, DO, Karin Roseman, LCSW, and M…
Episode 28: Mary Stephens and Stacy Faraci
Join us for a special throwback episode! This Volunteer Appreciation Month, we're highlighting this 2023 edition of the original Unstoppable Women Zoom series. This episode is moderated by Girl Scout Catie Hardesty, who is joined by Girl Scout Volunteers, Stacy Faraci and Mary Stephens! Happy Volun…
133. HKIFF50: Palimpsest: The Story of a Name (2026) - Interview with Director Mary Stephen
The first of 7 director interviews Wilson conducted at this year's Hong Kong International Film Festival. Mary Stephen is a legend in world cinema, having worked as an editor for Éric Rohmer and Ann Hui, and being a celebrated film director in her own right. Wilson chats with Mary about her latest …
What's Up Docs?
Female filmmakers find big ideas in even the smallest subjects in documentaries at VIFF Centre this month.
Female filmmakers find big ideas in even the smallest subjects in documentaries at VIFF Centre this month. … Article written by Vancouver International Film Festival.
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150. Éric Rohmer: A Summer’s Tale
Fall in love with three beautiful podcast hosts; fumble the bag with all three. To prepare for our upcoming interview with director Mary Stephen, we study her work editing Éric Rohmer’s A Summer’s Tale. Almost five years following our initial series on the French auteur, have our thoughts changed o…
151. Interview with Mary Stephen on Palimpsest: Story of a Name (2026) and editing the films of Éric Rohmer
Following his interview with Mary Stephen at the 50th Hong Kong International Film Festival, Wilson has invited the storied director to return to Deep Cut to discuss her new hybrid documentary feature and her work editing the films of Éric Rohmer. As Palimpsest: Story of a Name garners praise aroun…
EditCon 2026: Rooted In Story: Identity, Legacy and Decolonization
Today's episode is a panel from EditCon 2026 that took place in February 2026.
ROOTED IN STORY: IDENTITY, LEGACY AND DECOLONIZATION
Three visionary documentary storytellers explore how the editor's hand shapes narratives rooted in memory, identity, and the contested spaces of land and legacy.
F…
Healing from the Inside Out Through Catholic Somatic Work with Sister Mary Stephen | Episode 165
Have you ever wondered why certain relationship struggles keep repeating, even when you’re trying so hard to do things differently?
In this episode, we welcome Sr. Mary Stephen, founder of Restorative Catholic, to explore how somatic work can support trauma healing and help us reconnect with our b…
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