# Michael Phillip

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"Eight Years, 5x Growth, One Very Hard Decision" Michael Phillips, Su Casa

Michael Phillips didn't take the straight path to running a nonprofit — he was a local TV news producer who started volunteering at Su Casa teaching adult English. In 2018 the board asked him to help find their next executive director. He couldn't think of anyone, so they asked him. Eight years lat…

"Hollywood's like Egypt, full of crumbled pyramids" with Laura Friedman & Ron Falzone | The Movie Racket

Hollywood has been dying for more than a century. At least, that's what people keep saying.This week, Michael Phillips explores one of the industry's favorite prophecies of doom: producer David O. Selznick's famous comparison of Hollywood to ancient Egypt, "full of crumbled pyramids" destined to di…

The City And The Flying Squirrels Have Not Resolved Their Problems

Michael Phillips from The Richmonder talks with Gary about the latest in the fight between the city of Richmond and the Flying Squirrels.

Changing the Code: a Conversation with Brent Michael Phillips

Welcome to today’s episode of Wisdom Talk Radio! This is where we explore the depths of conscious living and how to live an expanded life. Join us to be inspired, encouraged, transformed and to tap into a deeper experience of joy and possibility. In-between being a psychotherapist turned energy wor…

Michael Phillips, Owner of Phillips Farm in Cary

Michael Phillips, Owner of Phillips Farm in Cary joins Lisa Price to discuss the runaway pumpkin that went viral, the Haunted Farm and the family fun park, all the events available year-round at the Phillips Farm which is also celebrating 100 years of family farming kept in the family .

Maturing in Faith (John 4:46-4:54)

Maturing in Faith (John 4:46-4:54) Michael Phillips

"I wonder what percent of people ever actually encounter a work of art that changes them" with Manohla Dargis | The Movie Racket

Can a movie change your life? In a 1960s interview, Stanley Kubrick posed a deceptively simple provocation: "I wonder what percent of people ever actually encounter a work of art that changes them."This week, New York Times Chief Film Critic Manohla Dargis joins Michael Phillips to test this propos…

"There is a distinct difference between suspense and surprise" with Bilge Ebiri | The Movie Racket

Film critic Bilge Ebiri (Vulture, New York Magazine) joins Michael Phillips to test one of Alfred Hitchcock's most famous assertions: "There is a distinct difference between suspense and surprise." Drawing on Hitchcock classics including Sabotage, Rear Window, Notorious, and Psycho, Michael and Bi…

High Maintenance | Chaplain Anthony Jenkins

What does it mean to be seen as high maintenance (aka ‘difficult’, ‘needy’, ‘demanding’, ‘too much’, ‘crazy’)? Can any observer’s perspective be truly objective? Chaplain Anthony Jenkins will lead a service exploring these questions and more. Chaplain Anthony Jenkins, bass/vocals, Craig Alston, sa…

A Lifetime of Yes: The Story Behind Parney’s New Book

For the Season 3 finale, Parney turns the tables and takes listeners behind the scenes of his upcoming book, A Lifetime of Yes: It's Parney Time, arriving November 22! Joined by Kim Wells Eley and Emily Deaton of KWE Publishing, Parney shares the journey of turning nearly 200 stories collected thr…