Gal's Guide is proud to offer two free online camps this summer. Perfect for ages 13 through adult! Uhura Training Academy June 2020 What if Uhura had an academy? What would she teach? Join us Noon on Zoom every Wednesday - Saturday in June for a 1-hour workshop that explores the skills and talents of … Continue reading Gal’s Guide 2020 Online Camps
Bummed that Wonder Woman 1984 movie is being postponed? Take this opportunity to strengthen your inner Wonder Woman and learn the life skills from this mythic-warrior Goddess. Join us Noon on Zoom Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays July 1-31. Each class is 1 hour. 15 free warrior classes taught by Dr. Leah Leach of Gal's Guide … Continue reading Wonder Woman Academy Online Camp
Funny gals month continues! The gal-pals tell their favorite jokes, fall in love with an adorable dog named Sparkle, and share their love of the one and only Gilda Radner. YouTube Version This week’s episode on YouTube has live video. https://youtu.be/MjIuFSxzOFA Show Notes & Extras We’re recording on Zoom so that means video!!!! The gal-pals … Continue reading Gilda Radner
Katie's cat became so inspired by hearing Lucille Ball's story that mid-show she began to direct Katie's action. She's now the show purr-ducer. YouTubeVersion You're gonna want the video version of this week's episode. It's directed by Katie's cat. She joined the union, it's a whole thing. The audio version is slightly different from the … Continue reading Lucille Ball
The gal-pals start Funny Gals month with one of the greatest comedians of the silent era, Mabel Normand. Debbi tells the tale of how Mabel went from Gibson Girl, to directing Charlie Chaplin, to being around to multiple murders! YouTube Version This week's episode on YouTube has live video and it's a different edit than … Continue reading Mabel Normand
Load up your watch list! Our filmmaker guide, Dr. Leah Leach, has combed through streaming sites to gather for you a wonderful list of documentaries about fascinating women. Think of it as a resource for social distancing plus celebrating women's history month. These are the films available as of March 16, 2020. Let us know … Continue reading Women’s History Documentaries To Watch Streaming Right Now
The Blackmagic Collective in Los Angeles presents the BMC Film Fest where filmmakers can make 5-minute or 60-second films inspired by a charity's theme. Amazing prizes include: URSA Mini Pro G2 kit, Sigma Lens kit, DaVinci Resolve Micro Panel, Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 4K, Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera 6K, and more prizes are being added … Continue reading A Film Festival That Celebrates Your Talent As Well As Honors Meaningful Causes – BMC Film Fest
Kate's Take is back! Recorded LIVE at Starbase Indy Kate Chaplin is joined by Joshua Leach to talk about the universal messages and lessons in the Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan. They discuss how the movie deals with themes of old age, revenge, and the Kobayashi Maru. (Originally aired December 2016). This is the … Continue reading Star Trek: The Wrath of Khan – Kate’s Take Podcast
Leah closes out movie month talking about her unexpected role model and weird connection to Carrie Fisher. Hilarious stories about Star Wars, Paul Simon, Debbie Reynolds, and acid-tripping with Cary Grant. You’ll laugh. You’ll cry. You’ll learn why you can’t wear underwear in space. YouTube Version https://youtu.be/4G4RosepJrI Show Notes & Extras Gal Pals this month … Continue reading Carrie Fisher
Denise talks about Dame Helen Mirren as leads a fantastic conversation on ageism in Hollywood. Why is it that male actors over 40 get 80% of the leading roles? Why is it that actresses have their resume tossed aside if it reads over 40? We're answering the world's problems but we're also not sure if … Continue reading Helen Mirren (& Ageism in Hollywood)
