Maslin Beach's guest appearances

Maslin Beach

The Adelaide Show

Radio Paranormalium - wszystkie audycje

AdeLOL - Adelaide & SA's Hilarious History

Z Kart Historii

The Movies that Move Us

Tom Campbell

Eben Alexander

Edgar Cayce

Jimmy Carter

Jamie Oliver

David Icke

Max Martin

Jim Manning

Steve Davis

Annabel Crabb

Emily Perry

Richard Ramirez

Rosemary Brown

John Francis

Ken Cole

OwlTail

Tim Chizmar

Al Larson and Quince Van Orden host for Tim Chizmar who discusses his own film, The Nudels of Nudeland and the film that inspired him to make it, Maslin Beach. Tim is a notable nudist, comedian, director, writer, and producer among many more roles. Listen in on our conversation about nudism, creating a better nudist film than Maslin Beach, producing and distributing his film and of course, we play our draft game and talk about other movies we like.  You can follow Tim at https://nudisthumorist.com as well on twitter @TimChizmar or even on Jubilee's Nudist video on Youtube. You can watch his movies, The Nudels of Nudeland and Hell's Coming for You.

Al Larson and Quince Van Orden host for Tim Chizmar who discusses his own film, The Nudels of Nudeland and the film that inspired him to make it, Maslin Beach. Tim is a notable nudist, comedian, director, writer, and producer among many more roles. Listen in on our conversation about nudism, creating a better nudist film than Maslin Beach, producing and distributing his film and of course, we play our draft game and talk about other movies we like. You can follow Tim at <a href="https://nudisthumorist.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://nudisthumorist.com</a> as well on twitter @TimChizmar or even on Jubilee's Nudist video on Youtube. You can watch his movies, The Nudels of Nudeland and Hell's Coming for You.

Ep 20 - Maslin Beach (w/ Tim Chizmar)

In our first ever reverse AdeLOL, Tom tells Dan the history of Thomas Maslin and Maslin Beach. This high-brow and extremely mature episode discusses the finer points of the natural vegetation surrounding the land, emigration history to the region, local cinematic releases, plus all the naked boobies and doodles. Beer of the episode is Southark Bitter. Link to the "Maslin Beach" movie trailer (NSFW).

In our first ever reverse AdeLOL, Tom tells Dan the history of Thomas Maslin and Maslin Beach. This high-brow and extremely mature episode discusses the finer points of the natural vegetation surrounding the land, emigration history to the region, local cinematic releases, plus all the naked boobies and doodles. Beer of the episode is Southark Bitter. <a href="https://youtu.be/xjRwjh6XAKQ" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Link to the "Maslin Beach" movie trailer</a> (NSFW).

Episode 11 - Maslin Beach

Gdy w marcu 1993 roku Eric Thomason, będąc na plaży w Maslin Beach w Australii, spojrzał na ocean, ku swojemu wielkiemu zaskoczeniu zobaczył unoszący się nad falami obiekt, który zaczął lecieć w jego kierunku. Gdy przedmiot zbliżył się, Eric wyjął swój aparat i zaczął robić zdjęcia. "Czułem jak z tego pojazdu kapie woda" - powiedział szwedzkiemu czasopismu UFO-Aktuellt.  Fotografie są dość sensacyjne i istnieją tu tylko dwie możliwości: albo są to do tej pory najbardziej zdumiewające zdjęcia UFO, albo są po prostu sfałszowane. ZDJĘCIA

Gdy w marcu 1993 roku Eric Thomason, będąc na plaży w Maslin Beach w Australii, spojrzał na ocean, ku swojemu wielkiemu zaskoczeniu zobaczył unoszący się nad falami obiekt, który zaczął lecieć w jego kierunku. Gdy przedmiot zbliżył się, Eric wyjął swój aparat i zaczął robić zdjęcia. "Czułem jak z tego pojazdu kapie woda" - powiedział szwedzkiemu czasopismu UFO-Aktuellt. Fotografie są dość sensacyjne i istnieją tu tylko dwie możliwości: albo są to do tej pory najbardziej zdumiewające zdjęcia UFO, albo są po prostu sfałszowane. <a href="zdjecia-z-maslin-beach,953,46,artykul.html" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">ZDJĘCIA</a>

Z Kart Historii: Zdjęcia z Maslin Beach

We like stripping each topic down to its bare essentials and so it is in episode 55.  Our first guest is movie producer/director/writer Wayne Groom, the man behind the cult classic, Maslin Beach, and who now is in pursuit of Cods.  The story of the Cods from Murray Bridge, is a story about Australia's greatest ever sports team.  In the 1910s and 1920s, this bunch of working class athletes, dominated rowing, winning Australian championships and ultimately heading to the 1924 Summer Olympics.  It is an epic tale and Wayne needs some more funding to make this project happen.  Will you dip in your oar?  Meanwhile, we also remember the late Graham F Smith, a South Australian man who worked tirelessly for peace, emboldened by his belief that education, particularly the ability to question and challenge, was the key to empowerment and a better future for all.  We speak with his widow, Léonie Ebert, who now heads up the Graham F Smith Peace Foundation.  Learn more about this man and his legacy - and even pick up tickets for their September 20 fundraising dinner.  Is It News? gets the professional treatment this week, with headlines researched and provided by The Advertiser's Greg Barila.  Our wine is a warming Muscat, our music is from Tara Carragher, and along the way we discuss weird robberies in SA and a tale about free postage that wasn't really free.  We also enter a television trio into the SA register and a TV show is up before the Adelaide Visa Council.Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We like stripping each topic down to its bare essentials and so it is in episode 55. Our first guest is movie producer/director/writer Wayne Groom, the man behind the cult classic, Maslin Beach, and who now is in pursuit of Cods. The story of the Cods from Murray Bridge, is a story about Australia's greatest ever sports team. In the 1910s and 1920s, this bunch of working class athletes, dominated rowing, winning Australian championships and ultimately heading to the 1924 Summer Olympics. It is an epic tale and Wayne needs some more funding to make this project happen. Will you dip in your oar? Meanwhile, we also remember the late Graham F Smith, a South Australian man who worked tirelessly for peace, emboldened by his belief that education, particularly the ability to question and challenge, was the key to empowerment and a better future for all. We speak with his widow, Léonie Ebert, who now heads up the Graham F Smith Peace Foundation. Learn more about this man and his legacy - and even pick up tickets for their September 20 fundraising dinner. Is It News? gets the professional treatment this week, with headlines researched and provided by The Advertiser's Greg Barila. Our wine is a warming Muscat, our music is from Tara Carragher, and along the way we discuss weird robberies in SA and a tale about free postage that wasn't really free. We also enter a television trio into the SA register and a TV show is up before the Adelaide Visa Council.<a href="https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/" rel="payment nofollow" target="_blank">Support the show: https://theadelaideshow.com.au/listen-or-download-the-podcast/adelaide-in-crowd/</a>See <a href="https://omnystudio.com/listener" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">omnystudio.com/listener</a> for privacy information.