Bob Small

He was touched by the power and filled with the spirit. A man of faith. A man of the flesh. A man plagued by the darker side of human desire, and rage. In his 1998 Academy Award -nominated performance, Robert Duvall is Sonny, a gifted Southern preacher loved by his community. When Sonny loses control and commits a crime of passion, he is forced to run from the law. Hiding out in the small town of Bayou Boutte, Sonny adopts a new identity and sets out on a new mission - to find the road to redemption. With powerful performances by Billy Bob Thornton, Farrah Fawcett and Miranda Richardson, The Apostle is 'nothing short of astonishing!' - Jeffery Lyons, WNBC-TV

After her ex-husband Carlos (Billy Bob Thornton) shoots Celeste (Eva Longoria) three times in the gut, it s time to play dirty. In the fight for her godson, Rob (Thomas Brodie-Sangster), she hires three outlawed and redneck brothers (Clayne Crawford, Travis Fimmel, Daniel Cudmore) to bring him back to her. But nothing can be that simple in the South. What begins as a small rescue mission rises to a southern battle royale. This odd team must shoot their way through gorgeous female assassins, Native American hunters, Federal agents, and a whole lotta metal coming after them, while protecting Celeste s innocent child.

Bob and Margaret: Season 3: Episode 3 -- Bob and Margaret have made the big move to Canada. They have bought a house and Bob has gotten a job at a small inner city dental clinic?

Rex the Runt: Season 2: Episode 7 -- Rex discovers the Rocket Raymond jetpack that Bob's been making him for his birthday. Despite Bob's warnings, Rex puts the pack on and blasts off into space without the controls, crash-landing on a planet full of small cute aliens who want to burn him at the stake. Meanwhile, back on Earth, Bob and Wendy spend the night snacking and waiting for Rex to call in for advice on his mobile phone.

Bob and Margaret: Season 3: Episode 10 -- A film crew sets up shop on Bob and Margaret's street, giving them a small and unsavory taste of fame and fortune.

Twilight Zone: Season 5: Episode 30 -- Young New York married couple Bob and Millie Frazier leave a party after drinking too much. They wake up in Centerville, a small town where no one lives, houses are empty, trees are props, food is plastic, and the only train comes right back to Centervill

Robin Meade and Bob Van Dillen look at a study that suggests small group interactions can reduce problem-solving ability.

According to rock n' roll lore, age 27 is a fateful milestone. From Robert Johnson, Brian Jones, Jimi Hendrix, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison to Kurt Cobain, all stars we lost at this very age. World famous rock star Spyder (Kevin Zegers -Transamerica, Frozen) has achieved fame and fortune with a smash hit debut album. This blinding success however, is built on the Faustian pact that capitalized on the genius of his long lost childhood best friend and band mate, Eric Genson (Jason Ritter - NBC's The Event, Good Dick). Now Spyder retreats to his small hometown after his sophomore effort flops. Reconnecting with Eric after a seven year estrangement, the two recall their youthful ambitions and reexamine the choices they've made. Accompanied by the band's ambitious, fiery manager (Taryn Manning - ABC's Hawaii 5-0, Hustle & Flow, 8 Mile), the legendary music impresario August West (Peter Fonda - Easy Rider, 3:10 to Yuma) and a raucous crew of musicians, they set off on a cathartic journey along historic Route 66 that brings them closer to each other, their history and their destiny. Fueled by a stellar rock n' roll soundtrack that includes songs by Nirvana, Bob Dylan, Iggy & The Stooges, Alice in Chains, Muddy Waters, The Violent Femmes, Howlin' Wolf, Jane's Addiction, and many more, The Perfect Age of Rock N' Roll fully captures the energy, rebellion, and thrills of the rock n' roll lifestyle.

Dec. 12: NBC s Bob Dotson heads to one tiny Montana town where residents value the survival of their community more than personal gain, rallying to help raise money for a family plagued with cancer.

http://www.geoffreyshort.com/Geoff_Short/STAGES.html Pt. 7 - The big day for nervous high school seniors auditioning to get into the exclusive BW Music Theater program plus a look at the audition day master class with Broadway Casting Director Bob Cline including performances from a few BW seniors. This documentary series follows the stories of the students and teachers of the acclaimed Baldwin-Wallace College Music Theatre Program led by Victoria Bussert (http://www.bw.edu/academics/conservatory/academics/mtheatre/). Produced by theater artist and documentarian Geoffrey Short (http://www.geoffreyshort.com), STAGES gives viewers unprecedented access to this exclusive program that draws the very best talent from around the country to this small private college in Berea, Ohio (just southwest of Cleveland). Graduates of this program often go on to careers on Broadway. Learn more about Baldwin-Wallace College at www.bw.edu. See other theater video documentary series from Geoff Short at www.youtube.com/CallBackCleveland or at http://www.geoffreyshort.com.

Mat was born and raised in Eugene, Oregon with his two brothers. Both of Mat's parents were quite spiritual. In high school, Mat devoted much of his time to soccer, poetry, and music, though he wasn't playing music at the time. His favorite artists growing up ranged from A Tribe Called Quest all the way to Bob Dylan. Though Mat was a great athlete and student in high school, he rebelled against his parents' beliefs and was known for selling weed by fellow peers. He attended California State University, Chico in Chico, California where he majored in literature and played soccer until his junior year. It was also at this time when Mat picked up a guitar for the first time. Using a roommate's guitar, he tried covering other songs. Realizing he wasn't too good at it, he began writing his own. Though things were going well for Kearney at school, Chico caught up to him. A school known for its partying, Mat fit right in. In an interview with Christianity Today, Mat said, 'I guess I lived it up and did what everyone said you should do in college. I discovered the depth of depravity, the bleakness of that lifestyle. It just wasn t working. I finally started understanding there must be more to life.' Mat continued, 'God found me when I was at my lowest point. That was the first time in my life when I really felt like I understood who Jesus was- it was more than knowing about Him, I felt like He met me in that time and place.' Soon after Mat made the decision to turn his life around, he began focusing on music. Fusing guitar with spoken word, or rap, he started to play at coffee shops and soon began to make small amounts of money. At this time, Mat had met friend and future producer, Robert Marvin. The two began to make music together, but Marvin had plans to move to Nashville, Tennessee. Marvin asked Kearney to help the move and Mat accepted the journey. Kearney says, 'I helped him pack up his trailer and we put a mattress o

Jan. 27: In the GOP response to the State of the Union, Gov. Bob McDonnell, R-Va., argues that President Barack Obama’s partial spending freeze is “laudable” but the role of government must be limited at every level.