Archive for category: Who’s Next?

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Ninive Calegari, President of The Teacher Salary Project and producer of the documentary, AMERICAN TEACHER, visits The High Bar to raise a toast to and raise the bar for… teachers. Click here for the full episode.   Related articles Occupy “American Teacher”, the Movie (seattleducation2010.wordpress.com)

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A-list screenwriter and filmmaker Wesley Strick visits The High Bar to raise a toast to and raise the bar for… the Hollywood thriller.

As happy as I have been with the second season of The High Bar, I am absolutely stoked about Season 3. There are many big changes ahead, thanks to the solidified leadership of my co-executive producer Jason Ganwich, pacts with two television stations to increase our audience by nearly 3 million viewers [...]

Join us next time as we welcome legendary author Ann Bannon- and raise a toast to, and raise the bar for, lesbian pulp fiction. Image via Wikipedia

Join us next time at The High Bar when we welcome comedian, author, actor and star of Cocktails with Larry Miller — you guessed it! — Larry Miller to raise a toast to and raise the bar for… A Better Life.  

Clowning is serious business. In fact, it can be deadly serious. But with a smile, a pratfall or a well-timed sandbag drop, the weeks, months and years of training can pay off with big laughs, delighted audiences. Lorenzo Pisoni learned the  art of clowning from his father, Larry, and as [...]

If a butterfly flaps its wings in Beijing, it is arguable whether or not it will trigger a tornado in Topeka, however, there is a strong case to be made for how we, as humans, indirectly impact one another. But is our connectedness a sign of harmonic convergence or just [...]

Fasten your seatbelts, we’re in for a bumpy night and a MAGIC TRIP when Oscar®-winning documentarian, Alex Gibney (TAXI TO THE DARK SIDE; ENRON: THE SMARTEST GUYS IN THE ROOM), visits TheHighBar.tv — on October 6th, 2011 — to raise a toast to and raise the bar for visionary author… [...]

If everyone’s a critic, why do so few get paid for the gig? Is it a thankless task or one that’s becoming irrelevant in the alleged information age? One of America’s most animated and controversial cultural commentators, Charles Mudede, visited Warren at The High Bar to examine the role of [...]

Hold on, there really is no use in beating yourself up? Not according to the erudite and effervescent Kristin Neff, PhD who chronicles the reverse psychology in her best-selling book, Self-Compassion: Stop Beating Yourself Up and Leave Insecurity Behind. Here’s a little taste — an Amuse Booze, if you will [...]

Sex is a lot like riding a bicycle: It can be fun, it can be a workout and, if you don’t do it right, it can even hurt. But remember, even if you fall off from time to time, you can always re-mount and get off at your leisure. Of [...]

The full episode with Trimpin, kinetic sculptor, sound artist, musician, and composer premieres Thursday, September 1st 2011. To watch, visit TheHighBar.tv

Mike Daisey has a bone to pick with Steve Jobs.  Doesn’t matter that, recently, the latter resigned his role at Apple.  Mike still believes there are serious ethical, if not legal, improprieties taken by Apple in the manufacturing of iPads, iPhones, MacBooks, heck, all electronics.  In this “Amuse Booze,” we [...]