• Popcorn and Compliance

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Popcorn and Compliance

著者： Thomas Fox
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  • Do you love the movies? Are you passionate about compliance? If the answer to one or both of those questions is Yes; this is the podcast series for you. In Popcorn and Compliance, recovering screenwriter Jay Rosen and Tom Fox, the Voice of Compliance take a look at contemporary and classic movies for compliance, business, life lessons and much more.
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Do you love the movies? Are you passionate about compliance? If the answer to one or both of those questions is Yes; this is the podcast series for you. In Popcorn and Compliance, recovering screenwriter Jay Rosen and Tom Fox, the Voice of Compliance take a look at contemporary and classic movies for compliance, business, life lessons and much more.
© Thomas R. Fox
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  • Season 4 - Beverly Hills Cop vs. Axel F: A Deep Dive into Legacy and Evolution

    Season 4 - Beverly Hills Cop vs. Axel F: A Deep Dive into Legacy and Evolution
    2024/08/02
    Tom Fox and Jay Rosen are back with a new season of Popcorn and Compliance. Get ready for a ton of fun, insights, and all things Hollywood and the movies. In this episode of Popcorn and Compliance, Jay and Tom delve into the original ‘Beverly Hills Cop’ and its sequel, ‘Axel F.’ They explore Eddie Murphy’s transformative role, the evolution of filmmaking, and the impact of star power and storytelling on cinematic success. They also discuss the role of Netflix in the modern film landscape and how intellectual property influences sequels and audience engagement. A particular focus is given to the thematic growth of characters over 40 years and the emerging trends in film distribution and streaming. Key Highlights: Casting Changes and Eddie Murphy’s Rise Eddie Murphy’s Early Career and SNL Impact Comparing Axel F and Beverly Hills Cop Intellectual Property and Storytelling The Role of Streaming Platforms Economic Models and the Future of Film Resources: Jay Rosen Connect with Jay Rosen on LinkedIn Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    24 分
  • Monster Movie Month-Count Dracula-Leadership and Branding Lessons

    Monster Movie Month-Count Dracula-Leadership and Branding Lessons
    2023/10/27
    Tom Fox is back with his Classic Monster Movie Month, where he reviews a Classic Monster Movie from Universal Pictures from its Classic Monster Movie era of 1931 to 1947. During this month, I have explored Universal Pictures inspired by stories from Edgar Allen Poe. I want to end Classic Monster Movie Month by returning, if not to the source, to the original – the first Universal Picture, Dracula. Classic monster movies have long captivated audiences with thrilling plots, iconic characters, and spine-chilling moments. However, beyond the scares and special effects, these films often contain deeper themes that explore ethical implications and leadership. In this episode of “Popcorn and Compliance,” Tom Fox is joined by Richard Lummis as they focus on the Universal Pictures classic monster movie “Dracula” and the valuable insights it provides for the compliance professional in branding and leadership. The intriguing concept of Dracula as a model for compliance positioning, branding, and leadership is not as far-fetched as it may initially seem. The iconic character of Dracula, with his unique attributes and successful brand relaunch, offers valuable insights into these critical business aspects. Tom Fox, a seasoned business strategist, parallels Dracula’s strategies and successful business practices. He emphasizes the importance of unique positioning, defining a compelling brand, and effective leadership, drawing from Dracula’s aristocratic personality, mystery, and unique alter ego. Fox’s perspective is shaped by his extensive experience in business strategy and his keen ability to draw insightful lessons from unconventional sources. Join Tom Fox in this fascinating exploration of Dracula’s business strategies in the latest episode of the Popcorn and Compliance podcast. Key Highlights: Standing Out Like Dracula: Creating Unique Offerings The Enduring Power of Dracula's Brand Embracing Dracula's Strategic Branding for Success Leadership Lessons from Dracula Connect with Tom Fox Instagram Facebook YouTube Twitter LinkedIn Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    16 分
  • Monster Movie Month – The Raven

    Monster Movie Month – The Raven
    2023/10/20
    Tom Fox is back with his Classic Monster Movie Month, where he reviews a Classic Monster Movie from Universal Pictures from its Classic Monster Movie era of 1931 to 1947. This year, I want to look at some of the lesser-known movies and mine them for leadership and ethical lessons. We continue our journey of Edgar Allen Poe-themed movies with the 1934 Bela Lugosi and Boris Karloff class The Raven.  Classic monster movies have long captivated audiences with thrilling plots, iconic characters, and spine-chilling moments. However, beyond the scares and special effects, these films often contain deeper themes that explore ethical implications and leadership. In this episode of "Popcorn and Compliance," Tom Fox focuses on the Universal Pictures classic monster movie "The Black Cat" and the valuable insights it provides into ethical decision-making and leadership. "The Raven" is a film that delves into the dark side of power and manipulation, particularly in positions of authority. The main character, Dr. Richard Vollen, uses his influence to manipulate others into committing unethical acts, demonstrating the corrupting influence of power. The film is a cautionary tale emphasizing the importance of ethical conduct, empathy, and compassion in leadership. It also highlights the value of effective team dynamics in achieving common goals and fostering a positive work environment, including collaboration, open communication, and mutual respect. It's important to note that "The Raven" is a horror film, and the ethical and leadership examples presented are largely negative and cautionary. However, they serve as reminders of leaders' challenges, such as the temptation of power, the consequences of obsession, and the continuing need for ethical decision-making, even in dire direst consequences. In conclusion, "The Raven" provides a thought-provoking analysis of power, manipulation, and ethics in leadership. It highlights the importance of ethical conduct, empathy, and compassion in positions of authority. The film serves as a cautionary tale, reminding leaders of the tradeoffs involved in balancing different factors and the challenges associated with different approaches. By considering the impact on others and upholding ethical standards, leaders can navigate the complexities of power and manipulation while fostering a positive and ethical work environment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    14 分

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