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Sony Pictures Studios

Sony Pictures Studios

Movie studio in Culver City, CaliforniaWikipedia

Search complete. 10 mentions across 9 episodes found for "Sony Pictures Studios".

Oct 5, 2026

Jim ThorntonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:28
gent-Pat Sajak and Vanna White.
Jim ThorntonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
6:32
From Sony Pictures Studios, Pat Sajak and Vanna White
Tim HensonHOST
6:38
Hey, what's your AOA? And then that, and now we've, we've switched over to the PDF file radio show.
Tim HensonHOST
6:45
It's obviously the same guy's voice.
Kathy SharpGUEST
3:56
And with anyone but you, that's what happened.
Alex CearnsHOST
3:59
And is there an actual Sony Studios or other companies making the film and Sony is just signing on as a distributor and promoter?
Kathy SharpGUEST
4:07
The beauty of Sony is our variety.
Kathy SharpGUEST
4:09
Yes, we have the studios, which is Columbia Pictures and TriStar Films, as well as Screen Gems, which tend to buy a lot of the independent smaller films, and Sony Pictures Classics, which is not a studio such, it's more of an acquisition company, buying films from the likes of Toronto and the film festivals around the world.
speaker_0HOST
11:41
Okay, let's watch the video.
Tim GoldenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
11:46
Just down the street from Sony Picture Studios, but also very close to a big Saudi mosque that the Saudi kingdom had built there a couple of years before as part of its big global outreach and its push to spread Wahhabi Islam around the world.
Tim GoldenSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
12:05
And Omar al-Bayoumi helped these hijackers to move to San Diego a couple of days after he met them to settle in, get a rent.
speaker_0HOST
12:16
So here you go.
Heather Anne CampbellHOST
19:49
Yeah.
Matt ApodacaHOST
19:50
Is that what it was? Maybe it was the Sony Lot.
Heather Anne CampbellHOST
19:51
Yeah, the Sony Lot.
Heather Anne CampbellHOST
19:52
I don't know.
Matt ApodacaHOST
19:52
It was...
Tim GoldenGUEST
33:51
Um, and somehow they connected immediately with a middle-aged Saudi man named Omar al-Bayoumi, to whom Terry Strada referred.
Tim GoldenGUEST
33:59
Al-Bayoumi said he met them by chance in a halal cafe in Culver City, California, just down the street from Sony Pictures Studios, but, but also very close to a big Saudi mosque that the Saudi kingdom had built there a couple of years before as part of its big global outreach and its push, uh, to spread Wahhabi Islam around the world.
Tim GoldenGUEST
34:23
And, um, Omar al-Bayoumi helped these hijackers, uh, to move to San Diego a couple days after he met them, to settle in, uh, get a rent an apartment in the building where he lived with his family, um, to set up a bank account.
Tim GoldenGUEST
34:39
And he introduced them to a couple of dozen men who went on to help them with everything that they needed and help them survive in Southern California.
Tim GoldenGUEST
33:51
And somehow they connected immediately with a middle-aged Saudi man named Omar al-Bayoumi, to whom Terry Strada referred.
Tim GoldenGUEST
33:59
Al-Bayoumi said he met them by chance in a halal cafe in Culver City, California, just down the street from Sony Pictures Studios, but also very close to a big Saudi mosque.
Tim GoldenGUEST
34:13
that the Saudi kingdom had built there a couple of years before as part of its big global outreach and its push to spread Wahhabi Islam around the world.
Tim GoldenGUEST
34:24
And Omar al-Bayoumi helped these hijackers to move to San Diego a couple of days after he met them, to settle in, get to rent an apartment in the building where he lived with his family, to set up a bank account.
Tim GoldenGUEST
33:51
Um, and somehow they connected immediately with a middle-aged Saudi man named Omar al-Bayoumi, to whom Terry Strada referred.
Tim GoldenGUEST
33:59
Al-Bayoumi said he met them by chance in a halal cafe in Culver City, California, just down the street from Sony Pictures Studios, but, but also very close to a big Saudi mosque that the Saudi kingdom had built there a couple of years before as part of its big global outreach and its push, uh, to spread Wahhabi Islam around the world.
Tim GoldenGUEST
34:23
And, um, Omar al-Bayoumi helped these hijackers, uh, to move to San Diego a couple days after he met them, to settle in, uh, get a rent an apartment in the building where he lived with his family, um, to set up a bank account.
Tim GoldenGUEST
34:39
And he introduced them to a couple of dozen men who went on to help them d- with everything that they needed, and help them survive in Southern California.
Tim GoldenGUEST
33:51
And somehow they connected immediately with a middle-aged Saudi man named Omar al-Bayoumi, to whom Terry Strada referred.
Tim GoldenGUEST
33:59
Al-Bayoumi said he met them by chance in a halal cafe in Culver City, California, just down the street from Sony Pictures Studios, but also very close to a big Saudi mosque.
Tim GoldenGUEST
34:13
that the Saudi kingdom had built there a couple of years before as part of its big global outreach and its push to spread Wahhabi Islam around the world.
Tim GoldenGUEST
34:24
And Omar al-Bayoumi helped these hijackers to move to San Diego a couple days after he met them, to settle in, get to rent an apartment in the building where he lived with his family, to set up a bank account.
KleinHOST
7:53
So Jake, anyway, went undercover, and he gave us this report.
JakePANELIST
7:56
All right, I'm at the backstage in Culver City behind Sony Studios, which is also known as the Seahawks Bar when the Seahawks play.
JakePANELIST
8:01
And we're going to ask people what they thought about the Apple announcement.
KleinHOST
8:05
So I was going up to a people of the, you know, it was a very exciting game.

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