Liz Singh's guest appearances

Liz Singh

best story i never told

Media Revue Pod

Her Story - Son Histoire à Elle

This is False

Jessica Lanyadoo

Carson Daly

Lynn Chen

Meera Menon

Mike Harris

Jeanie Bergen

Rex Murphy

Andrew Lloyd Webber

Dan McCarthy

Steve Greene

PATRICIA SUMMERSETT

Stephanie Coggins

Justin Warren

John Clarke

Mark McClain

OwlTail

To help me better understand the societal and governmental failures of the war on drugs and the stigma tied to those affected by it, we spoke to filmmaker Liz Singh who shared many ways we could begin healing and make progress as leaders in our generation and the ones that follow move our countries forward. We also discussed the #NotSoGreat movie Crisis and how it actively makes the "Crisis" it's supposedly highlighting even worse. Plus, pulled quotes, geography mistakes, a lost Thesis, the movie Magnolia, feelings of failure, the movie The Lower Plateau, Safe use, Harm Reduction, the movie Traffic, and Armie Hammer's inhuman ability to solve the cartel problem in seconds.   Be on the lookout for the short film "Lia, 19", slated for a late summer 2021 release. You can watch Liz's first feature film, The Lower Plateau, here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e84IBdqjD8Q Connect with Liz: Tic Tok - @sizlingh, IG - @siz_lingh, Twitter - @therealsizlingh, FB - Siz Lingh  Connect with us: Twitter - @mediarevuepod #mediarevuepod, FB - @MediaRevuePod, email - mediarevuepod@gmail.com, voicemail - (407) 603-5847Time Stamps: Liz's career - 00:04:03  Drugs, Safe Use, and Harm Reduction - 00:27:36 Crisis (No Spoilers) - 00:42:56 Spoiler Talk - 00:50:53

To help me better understand the societal and governmental failures of the war on drugs and the stigma tied to those affected by it, we spoke to filmmaker Liz Singh who shared many ways we could begin healing and make progress as leaders in our generation and the ones that follow move our countries forward. We also discussed the #NotSoGreat movie Crisis and how it actively makes the "Crisis" it's supposedly highlighting even worse. Plus, pulled quotes, geography mistakes, a lost Thesis, the movie Magnolia, feelings of failure, the movie The Lower Plateau, Safe use, Harm Reduction, the movie Traffic, and Armie Hammer's inhuman ability to solve the cartel problem in seconds. Be on the lookout for the short film "Lia, 19", slated for a late summer 2021 release. You can watch Liz's first feature film, The Lower Plateau, here: <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e84IBdqjD8Q" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e84IBdqjD8Q</a> Connect with Liz: Tic Tok - @sizlingh, IG - @siz_lingh, Twitter - @therealsizlingh, FB - Siz Lingh  Connect with us: Twitter - @mediarevuepod #mediarevuepod, FB - @MediaRevuePod, email - mediarevuepod@gmail.com, voicemail - (407) 603-5847 Time Stamps:  Liz's career - 00:04:03    Drugs, Safe Use, and Harm Reduction - 00:27:36   Crisis (No Spoilers) - 00:42:56   Spoiler Talk - 00:50:53

A Chat with Liz Singh and a Discussion of the movie Crisis - 2021 (English)

Writer/Director Liz Singh (The Lower Plateau) never completed her film school thesis project. There’s a reason for that. And it runs deep. But now, she’s finally ready to reveal why. Episode available on beststoryinevertold.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Google Play and more.

Writer/Director Liz Singh (The Lower Plateau) never completed her film school thesis project. There’s a reason for that. And it runs deep. But now, she’s finally ready to reveal why. Episode available on <a href="http://beststoryinevertold.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">beststoryinevertold.com</a>, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, Google Play and more.

#57 Why My Film’s Not Done by Liz Singh

Liz Singh is a delight! She's also a filmmaker, an activist, and an artist and she joins us on this week's episode to talk about her film The Lower Plateau--you know eventually. Before that, we chat about stonks, TikTok, James Cameron, and more. You can follow us on social media @ThisIsFalsePod and email us at ThisIsFalsePodcast@protonmail.com. Also, you can give us all your money on Patreon. Oh, and follow us on Twitch as well.

Liz Singh is a delight! She's also a filmmaker, an activist, and an artist and she joins us on this week's episode to talk about her film <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e84IBdqjD8Q" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">The Lower Plateau</a>--you know eventually. Before that, we chat about stonks, TikTok, James Cameron, and more. You can follow us on social media @ThisIsFalsePod and email us at ThisIsFalsePodcast@protonmail.com. Also, you can give us all your money on <a href="https://patreon.com/thisisfalse" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Patreon</a>. Oh, and follow us on <a href="https://twitch.tv/thisisfalse" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Twitch</a> as well.

The Old Pump and Dump w/ Liz Singh (She/Her)

I really want you to listen to this one.  Pour your bevvie of choice, lay/sit down, and listen up!  Liz has some stuff to stay and it is empowering, inspiring and surprisingly optimistic.  Liz is a writer, director, producer, &amp; founder of Dépanneur Films.  She also works with a local social organization doing street work with youth.  I was blown away by Liz's articulate take on being a female filmmaker in the "impossible" movie industry.  She told me about her time in LA &amp; how she made a movie by breaking all the rules.  Listening to her, it is clear that her work is political, whether that is her intention or not.  Liz has an incredibly strong and important voice for our times and it is our privilege to listen to it! 

I really want you to listen to this one.  Pour your bevvie of choice, lay/sit down, and listen up!  Liz has some stuff to stay and it is empowering, inspiring and surprisingly optimistic.  Liz is a writer, director, producer, &amp; founder of Dépanneur Films.  She also works with a local social organization doing street work with youth.  I was blown away by Liz's articulate take on being a female filmmaker in the "impossible" movie industry.  She told me about her time in LA &amp; how she made a movie by breaking all the rules.  Listening to her, it is clear that her work is political, whether that is her intention or not.  Liz has an incredibly strong and important voice for our times and it is our privilege to listen to it!