Joseph Ziegler's guest appearances

Joseph Ziegler

UCD Centre for the History of Medicine in Ireland: Talks and Events

Digital Frontiers

The Performers Podcast

Oral Arguments for the Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit

Gabbin Cabin featuring Mark Edward Wilows

Susan Grant

Donald Trump

John Doe

Robert Ellis

Michael Young

Jeff Goins

David Garcia

Brandon Soderberg

David Goodman

James Denton

Ray Cronise

Julieanna Hever

Tina Smith

Ken Davenport

Andrew Saul

OwlTail

United States v. Joseph Ziegler

Joseph was born in Minneapolis and studied theatre at the University of Minnesota. He was accepted into the National Theatre School of Canada and graduated in 1979.  From 1980-82 he was a member of Christopher Newton's first acting ensemble at The Shaw Festival. In the podcast he talks about performing with Nora McLellan in Brecht's "A Respectable Wedding."  As well as being part of the Stratford Festival company from 1984-87, Ziegler appeared in many TV shows including "Street Legal," "North of 60" and "ENG."  In 1990 Robin Phillips invited him to play Clarence opposite Denzel Washington in a New York production of "Richard III" in Central Park. Ziegler's work with Philips, as well as other influential directors comes up in the podcast.  In 2010 he played Willy Loman in "Death of a Salesman" at Soulpepper opposite Nancy Palk his wife. He mentions that despite his love of Shakespeare it was his favourite role.  Ziegler is currently appearing as Henry VIII in the Soulpepper production of "The Last Wife," featuring the original cast from The Stratford Festival. In response to a listener's question from Facebook we touch on the similarities between Donald Trump and Henry VIII.  Ziegler shares one of the greatest lessons he ever learned about acting when he was the understudy for "Othello" at Stratford and unexpectedly had to play the role with no rehearsal.

Actor, director Joseph Ziegler

On the show this week, we have Joseph Ziegler from muru-D Singapore where he currently operates as the Entrepreneur in Residence. Telstra backed muru-D recently announced it's first accelerator class in Singapore, with 9 founders receiving funding. We sat down with Joseph prior to the announcement to discuss his thoughts on the evolution of the Singapore start-up ecosystem, consumer vs enterprise start-ups, where to get the best coffee in Singapore, and much more.If you're interested in the start-up scene, currently working at an established corporate and looking to make that leap to founder, this is an episode not to miss.Select companies Mentioned In The Episode:muru-DJimmy MonkeyMaison IkkokuAmazon Web ServicesBufferShow Notes also at www.maintainmedia.com

On the show this week, we have Joseph Ziegler from muru-D Singapore where he currently operates as the Entrepreneur in Residence. Telstra backed muru-D recently announced it's first accelerator class in Singapore, with 9 founders receiving funding. We sat down with Joseph prior to the announcement to discuss his thoughts on the evolution of the Singapore start-up ecosystem, consumer vs enterprise start-ups, where to get the best coffee in Singapore, and much more. If you're interested in the start-up scene, currently working at an established corporate and looking to make that leap to founder, this is an episode not to miss. Select companies Mentioned In The Episode: muru-D Jimmy Monkey Maison Ikkoku Amazon Web Services Buffer Show Notes also at <a href="http://www.maintainmedia.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.maintainmedia.com</a>

Ep7 - Joseph Ziegler @ Muru - D

Speaker Professor Joseph Ziegler (University of Haifa) Title Physiognomy and the Rise of Scientific Observation c. 1500 Event UCD Centre for the History of Medicine in Ireland Seminar Series, 28 February 2013 Summary This paper explores physiognomy during the Middle Ages. Physiognomy belongs to a group of practices, including medicine, that revolve around the semiotics of […] The post Physiognomy and the Rise of Scientific Observation c. 1500. Professor Joseph Ziegler. appeared first on CHOMI MEDIA.

Speaker Professor Joseph Ziegler (University of Haifa) Title Physiognomy and the Rise of Scientific Observation c. 1500 Event UCD Centre for the History of Medicine in Ireland Seminar Series, 28 February 2013 Summary This paper explores physiognomy during the Middle Ages. Physiognomy belongs to a group of practices, including medicine, that revolve around the semiotics of […] The post <a href="http://www.chomi.org/physiognomy-and-the-rise-of-scientific-observation-c-1500-professor-joseph-ziegler/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Physiognomy and the Rise of Scientific Observation c. 1500. Professor Joseph Ziegler.</a> appeared first on <a href="http://www.chomi.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">CHOMI MEDIA</a>.

Physiognomy and the Rise of Scientific Observation c. 1500. Professor Joseph Ziegler.