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The Adam and Dr. Drew Show
"bonnici" Discussed on The Adam and Dr. Drew Show
"But there's some oh goo ga eight songo by the will take a quick break. We'll come right back with adam ray right after this right. Sorry there So some tragedy in googling yeah want to start with happy or sad happy aright so the partridge family. I'm gonna put your image up here. let's see so. This change here was between the actors dante bonnie dude. I'm sorry jeremy. Gill blocks and brian forrester. Both of them played chris. Partridge as looking a little blonde in that. First picture gary. I'm not sure. If you're googling meek quite right on this one any individual shots of the boys yeah i can come up with him in the context of the family. Now i want. I want to individuals right next other. We're looking at bottom the kid who's sitting at the drum gary. Gary did not google me right there. He says a big portrait's at the same haircut kid kid who's not blonde looked a little blonde by the way he did not google me right now and he can't skate for to at least know. Suit travis kelsey is. That's true you know out on that one now. Does danny bonnici win the award for biggest change from childhood to adulthood right there i was like that's like bubblegum commercial kid now and now you're like he's the guy who blows a bubble pops it on your kid steals your head now. Teaches them piano drops off at his grandparents place. Well if my grandma groundlings finish coach. Cynthia szigeti listening and heaven. Sorry no you're wrong. And who wins that. Who man by the name of clinton howard show checkmate. Yeah because i'll put picture clinton oh man. oh man. I've never seen clinton baby headshot or some strange man that caught him rushing off a deck. And i tell you this all right cousin sal. Yeah because i took a ton of shit from that guy and kimmel and everyone else because when when his son archie was five or six years old. I kept saying he looks like a young. Clint howard yeah and the wife and everyone was like. Oh and i was like not. No s- cute. Cute come on clinton howard. You're insulting shit out of the parents by saying he looks like a young that they hate. I was like that. Clinton howard was a child star and adorable durable kid. Yeah like. that's a kid that can push apple sauce on your family He's pushing a lot of products that your parents like. We should probably get that. He was gentle. Ben was it was beautiful. All right we what we have movie gent mike. God sees that a little age. Gap is gentle ben. Guess is this about Documentary about ben kingsley. Dropping off balloons to blind people. You've seen it just riffat. That's the actual no tv series about a bear that lives on the everglades same thing. It's a bear. The travels on a fan vote. We're going to do this in the next show. We're we're out of time. But i i will. I will blow your mind. Oh my god adam you got to hang with me man. Yeah you know what you got you gotta eat some edibles and come over and let me just pontificate your fucking. Your brain will melt. I mean first of all my brain immediately goes to sounds awesome. Second second part of my brain goes and then we record it. Third part of my brain goes probably sleep over. I'm definitely weapon out the bag. Ac aright last. But not least we got the jordan harbinger. Show a different kind of sponsor for this episode jordan..
CLEANING UP THE MENTAL MESS with Dr. Caroline Leaf
"bonnici" Discussed on CLEANING UP THE MENTAL MESS with Dr. Caroline Leaf
"You mentioned the. I can shift the narrative slack. D that instead of seeing the depression as its mental diseases they not actually brain diseases they actually are signals that something's going on so if so for my experience working with patients and i don i'm obviously ovid. You're in but working with people very often. The side effect has been single issues in the marriage and that's affected of if it's a problem it's ninety five percent of the problem if it's it's it's in in terms of relationship it's going okay. It's only five percent of the sort of because it's just happening. It's working but it is exciting depreciation. The person sees it this from my experiences as a illness. They feel hopeless. Believe you i'd like to into the in terms of sexual desire. You're feeding depreciate. Is the reason why as opposed to being an illness. Something wrong with you you onto depression. You can't beat appreciate you. Can't have the president you experiencing it as a mason john if you can see it as a mason and find out why you can name detox. That and that can in itself can help to improve the depression. So there's a lot of mental worke bazaars drugs if you've got a tumor and you and you're not dealing with over the something in the relationship work wherever work not a combination of of situations and you on the antidepressant that is a real combination for affecting people's desire and all the stages of six. I don't know that's just better is my my work is in year bonnici shot. Yeah i think you're right. And i think there's a lot you can do that that if you have a low desire and your premenopausal i mean. There are some other things besides mindfulness in talk. Therapy addy is one of the fda approved medications for women dui adding one of the two now fda approved drugs for low sex drive in pre-menopausal women in it actually has been found to increase the number of the cost satisfying sexual events and it reduces sexual stress. You take it at night at. It's been found to be really helpful as another alternative intrigued treatment so they are different treatments to help people which is amazing. Because it's so important to understand that so someone in the in. The early twenties thirties was something like that and they battling with sexual desire or they have an orgasm or painful. They talk about that. got paint like that. What what are the. What can we do about techniques kind of question but painful six and that's very often in an early marriage can be the case that things can happen at any stage so paint. We'll pay taxes. I mean the list as long as why but vaginal dryness is probably at the top. And it's you know what if you're not having adequate foreplay you get. You're not wet enough. I mean you're going to. It's going to be dry and it's not going to be fun. It's going to be painful so getting a good lube extroverted coconut oil. One from asia intimates. That's an intense lubricating that also. Cdn it cb is so great. For anti inflammatories jesus so it has a soothing effect but lou lou the so easy eighty percent of women say they enjoy sexual intercourse with a lube. Don't feel shame don't ever feel shame to to bring in blue because it's really helpful for women that's incredible. That's incredible advice for these. Is there any. There's so many questions that we can. We tell me directions we can in. What would you like to still or do you think we haven't touched on today's discussion. I think to just just to give a shout menopausal women because vaginal dryness is a game changer. It is it just ruins intimate intimacy because of china's so dry there are so many things you can do from higher onic acid inside the vagina again. Ladies tree treat your vulva and vagina like your face. You have to hydrate moisturizing cleanse. And if you think that way you know early on as a young lady you won't have as many problems with dryness which leads to itching and irritation and pain so higher on a gasset a good lubricant very important to do you have to treat every day. Pay attention to the volvo china. I love that. I love that you say treats and this is what you said before nets and i'm so glad that you bet you booted up treat over john and like you treat your face. I mean look creams and the cleansing and as in everything we put on face. We should be doing the same thing with china. You mentioned the products. They are amazing. I mean they just they wonderful. I love them so that they often any products out. Then you said coconut cooking virgin. Coconut oil is greatly as well. So the net super healthy and that's super healthy and you can just go get there at your local supermarket in you. Shot to go and ask for luebbe pharmacy. Exactly the like malik. Because that's probably has ingredients that you shouldn't be putting in the vagina but it's a great lube at or you can get our intensive lubricant with cbd extroversion. There's a lot of things i mean. The bottom line is that women have to empower themselves through and through you. Now take control of your your your intimate health your mental health and your sexual wellbeing and learn your body and and don't don't let anyone tell you otherwise you deserve it and they shame and guilt go away. Don't eat the shamming. Guilty beautiful. You have a sexual desire. You have a sexual body. You have a sexual response owners and enjoy it. Don't try and suppress it with everyone's rules and those rules are impacting you. It's not good for you. That's kind of gave. Its turning you and a attuning beautiful thing that we have which is six between us at the potential people that love each other. Why not do everything you can to make the most ultimate experience and you are an expert helping people get to that point so thank you so much talk to. It's been so great to continue the auditing another interview. We can dive into more tacos. You're doing great work. Thank you for what you do. And let's keep the conversation going.
The Dan Bongino Show
"bonnici" Discussed on The Dan Bongino Show
"Now i've been trying to get to but we've been so busy with the total disaster unfolding in afghanistan. we have entirely unserious people. Evil people in charge right now. Who are looking to fabricate and create out of play doh political narratives rather than dealing with the crisis in front of us back to kovic for a second red state. The great bonnici media's cova narrative crumbles under the weight of the latest stadium data. Well what's the media's narrative instead of because it's always about a narrative the media hates republicans. They're not interested in the truth. They're not interested in helping you get to the truth. They're not interested in exposing fascist totalitarian evil tactics. That's not what they're interested in the media and sadly large swaths of corporate america. I'll get to that minute to are not interested. In any of that they are interested simply in targeting conservatism and advancing socialism and liberalism so their narrative with the covert and the delta. It was what. Let's pick two republican governors. We hate that. C o abbott and descent this. And let's blame the delta very on them do you have any evidence. They had anything to do with us. No none at all. But let's just do it now. If you're down in florida i'll get to the peace in the second one they say. If you're down in florida you live down here like i do. You would know that a lot of infectious diseases especially with corona virus given last year tend to trend the opposite way. They do up in the north. Think about that. Why is that. They do for a second. Sometimes the questions better than an assertion. Why would a respiratory infectious virus spreads seasonally in a different season in florida than it would up in the northeast well where do respiratory viruses fester. Best indoors right with air circulation is obviously going to be poor than it would be outdoors and people because of the constraints of the walls..
Mike Gallagher Podcast
"bonnici" Discussed on Mike Gallagher Podcast
"The hour. Hi james hi Listen I haven't spent for the presidency i do but this man has to be well literally kicked out This doesn't know what he's doing. I think it's very very sad. But this guy has to go. This guy has to be impeached or the republicans and all the shows that talk talk talk talk talk but something's gotta be done you keep on talking about Next year that we're going to go back and so forth. We may not have a country next year. The way things are going right now. We have to act right now. One of the fires hot. Everybody knows that. This president is is Organized faster faster. You're right you're right james. Let me tell you. I get it. I get your frustration But twenty twenty to get in the house in the senate back is a major step in. And it's an. I think it's inevitable this point. There's no way americans are sitting back and accepting this. I wanna share with you. An article from red state bond. She writes over at red state. Disaster in afghanistan reached a new level. The airport show one of the most chaotic scenes in modern history. The runways overrun to the point. Where a h sixty four apache helicopters are being used to buzzed them. In order to try to clear a path people are clinging to the landing gear of c. Seventeen jr and falling to their deaths at the as the plane's off meanwhile hashtag where's biden to your point. James and hashtag twenty fifth amendment are trending because he has quite literally disappeared after spending only one full day in washington. Dc last week. The president rushed off to camp. David friday he was in delaware of course even as the situation worsens to the point of an international crisis biden has not spoken publicly and remains hidden away. We are past the point of political explanations. Bond she writes at red state. There is just no way in my view that the remains missing in action this long if he were otherwise capable of addressing the nation. There's literally nothing to lose by doing showing everything to gain. The situation is not going to improve. He botchy says there's only one explanation. Joe biden physically cannot deliver an address. Really what else is there. We've seen the president go on these inexplicable stretches of absence during major events before they haven't been as monumental as they are now but people have launched long suspected that he has days where he simply cannot perform any other. President from trump to bush to obama would have been in front of a camera within twelve hours of all this transpiring. The most we've gotten from biden are a few still images of him supposedly doing a video conference at camp david. That picture is unbelievable. He's sitting in this giant empty room staring blankly at a computer monitor on the wall. It's like it's like a bad satire movie even assuming the current white house is incompetent bunch. He writes they can't possibly be vision. Competent something is going on. Think about what we're seeing. The taliban has given more press availability. The last several days than the president of the united states. It has been six days since we've heard from president biden on afghanistan. This is actually happening. The taliban have given more press availability of more press availability than the president of the united states. So botchy says we know. He's at camp david but he's clearly not actually there his inability to actually be the president is just too obvious at this point whether he's incapacitated or simply doesn't have the mental stamina this is what the twenty-fifth amendment was created for it was to remove presidents who clearly cannot perform the duties of the office. Joe biden cannot do his job and even the holdouts are starting to realize it. That's bonnici at red state. Will post that article forty its entirety at mike online. Dot com hashtag..
Mike Gallagher Podcast
"bonnici" Discussed on Mike Gallagher Podcast
"A montage of joe biden on july the eighth now keep in mind. That's thirty days ago. Thirty eight days ago. Here was joe biden and what he said about what he believed was going to happen in afghanistan as he had no plan in place to prevent the taliban from taking over again. This is july eighth twenty twenty one not july twenty twenty not twenty nineteen. This is thirty eight days ago tally. Bon takeover of afghanistan now inevitable known is non because you the afghan troops have three hundred thousand well equipped as well as script as any army in the world and an air force against something like seventy five thousand taller. Mont is not an at thank you very much. Your intelligence community has assessed that the afghan government will likely collapse moves nor is it. Can you please clarify what they've told you about whether that will happen or not. Not true in united states did not respect conclusion. So what is the level of confidence that they have that it will not collapse. Afghan government has to come together. They clearly have the capacity to sustain the government in place. And do you see any parallels between this withdraw and what happened in vietnam. Some people feeling zero which you had is yet entire brigades break through the gates of our embassy. Six amount mistaken. The taliban is not the sow the north vietnamese army. they're not not remotely comparable in terms of capability. There's going to be no circumstances to see people being lifted off the roof of a embassy. The of the united states from afghanistan. It is not at all comfortable so the question now is where do they go from here. That the jury is still out the likelihood there's going to be taliban overrunning everything and owning the whole country is highly unlikely. Oh really highly unlikely. I'm embarrassed and i'm ashamed. I'm embarrassed and ashamed. And he ought to be too
The BOB & TOM Show Free Podcast
"bonnici" Discussed on The BOB & TOM Show Free Podcast
"Annie oakley. Oh little sure shot. That was her nickname. Greenville ohio don't know much about annie. Oakland in the western wall sunglasses she made. Oh yeah yeah. I use them for biking eighteen. Ninety-nine alfred hitchcock was born on this date in nineteen twenty. Six fidel castro was born on this date in one thousand. Nine hundred. Thirty tiny bubble gone home. Stop no he was born born on this date in. I don't know what your buddies sixty two years old is. Danny bonnici don. Paul is actually a stage. name his real name. is donald whole bag. You listened what's happening. Donald tie lowy giving vacuum israel named daniel tie. Lowy ho ho. How can you hope stories a martini to john. Slattery who was born on this date in nineteen sixty. Two of course best known for madman. He's a handsome. So he's the white haired and sebastian stan born on this date in nineteen eighty-three captain america. He's thirty nine all right. That's all i got time now. For things we brought to you by napa auto parts whether sex day delivery or getting involved in the local communities napa goes above and beyond to serve you because their motor never quits. That's napa know how let's see here. it's friday the thirteenth so josh arnold promptly announced that he owns a bust jason voorhees who paid nineteen hundred dollars for To attract godwin said what do you what do you mind just. It's not through. But i thought it was true. We all thought. To cause you to have a mannequin dressed. like jay. right in my shit or a cardboard cutout mannequin. Oh it's an mannequin dressed up jason voorhees strides. Yeah it's it's terrifying. Let's see the olympic gold medal. Hurdler had a japanese official olympic volunteer. Hail a cab for him and paid for it so he gets to the venue and win on right the paper boy. They call them They now have pumpkin spice at napa at all the noodles battles field of dreams. Game last night Justice white sox one nine over the yankees Hannibal lecter calls. Fbi agent Jodie foster and just waits on the phones until she's the the deleted scene is doesn't show hannibal waiting by the phone until they can come over and answer the phone. Hello dr been waiting. We heard jeff. Hoskin has failed to mention news. That was amazing. Oh yeah kristie cried on the way home yesterday. Because josh meter cry Hates mashed potatoes. Joss accused willy being fat. It says here if you can believe that. I don't know what that means mike mark. You're dead we'll be back monday. This is.
The Adam Carolla Show
"bonnici" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"The former partridge family star. Danny bonnici got back on the marriage. Bus tying the knot twenty eight year old former teacher. Amy rails back in maui wedding on november twenty second. The wedding was invited by. Yeah it was this complete with wedding. Skull rings came after three years of them dating the wedding. As far as bonnici was concerned was a bit of a surprise. He said he said the wedding. Planner from the hotel called the speak with amy and told me i was getting married. I said honey. You got something to tell me that i thought about it and said this is a great idea was the greatest story. I've ever heard he met amy ten seconds after he and gretchen broke up. Yeah and it was weird because he always just. Let's put it this way. He wouldn't exactly call her fat but he would tell her you know she needed to lose a couple. I mean there's nothing worse than as a girl if you've got an extra couple ounces on you got a guy who's just drinking rockstar energy. Drink and smoke and marlboro reds and don't chin-ups the entire time with his shirt off himself with human growth hormone. Yeah that's That's gotta get old but it's like they met us. I mean here's the deal. If me and my wife of you know nineteen years ever break up i'm going on a kareem abdul jabbar retirement from the nba. Ask fuck kathan to pound every cocktail waitress in north america. And then maybe then maybe i will learn to love again but boom next check the ink still wet back at the starbucks power ordering an espresso and there she is to move on and had the skull was that. Let me ask you something. Nobody is born loving skull jewelry at a certain point. One makes a decision. I'm into pirate jewelry. But when because i feel like it's not a high school move. I didn't notice guys in high school. It's not a college move. It's not even a mid twenties move guys fall in love with pirate jewelry in like mid forties. Well i was gonna say the question. I think is. When do they fall out of love with pirate jewelry. You don't in there eight. Well no when your kid. You dress is a pirate once a year but called halloween or a school. Play right but at some point. There's a bunch of guys in the forties who by a harley a bunch of pirate jewelry once asking yourself. I should ask him. Yeah danny what is going on with the love of the pirate jewelry right. She got it on melrose. Okay and why is it always silver. How come there's no gold pirate. So i just just a cheaper aller. Oh okay yeah because you know you see you see the skull and cross all the time in silver right but never goal never but the blooms and everything. The pirates lust after is called. why not. Oh okay i mispronounced bloom balloon. Oh okay she sorry. Danny i didn't know okay and Listen i got a year to get you guys a present right. Oh i and. I already have a chafing dish. Oh how about a crackpot. Low tends to be byner portable microwave and plug it into your car cigarette lighter. Okay all right. I knew i knew that. Hit the sweet spot. You still got the harley cause really wintertime in philly on the harley o. Without a shirt. That's true when you look good. You look good. No helmet law okay. But the plates work the same All right interesting all right. Thanks good telling anybody touching but along kathy griffin showed off her starvation body. That guy like him. I swear to god no matter what what you might hear me say about him. He's a fun guy to hang out with super. Nice guy subaru. Yeah thank you. Thank you okay. All right kathy. Kathy griffin showed off her starvation body. In mckean eat him. And danny danny sorry. Separated at birth of the same colorist. Vh one divas salute the troops concert last friday night and during her opening monologue she called bristol palin fat It did not go over very well. We actually have some audio from griffin's awkward set with the troops. Yeah yeah because they're all sort of mama they probably like mama palin and alaska mom agrees again. It's like we don't need no red headed le lovers a homos coming in here and tell us our business exactly. Yeah i guarantee all their wives way. Thirty pounds more than bristol. Thank you yeah i shall we say. Let's hear it. Jesse yes. We got to bristol palin. That's right like this. She's the only contested in the history of the show actually gained weight. She gained like thirty pounds a week. I swear to god it was fantastic. She's like the white precious. She's like the white precious that carries. Yeah let me say this about chicks with. They're like super bodies when they're knocking on the door. Fifty what happened to twenty five in the rock and body. It's a weird thing where there's a lot of women they find yoga. They find bodies. They finally find a there when nobody cares. They're yeah they're eating at fucking blimpy's drink and cokes and pound and cigarettes and and drinking drinking you know you yahoos. Are you all all day. Long when they're twenty and then all of a sudden something hits them when they're fifty another fifty and you gotta rock and body but you've got the fifty year old face. We'll she is. What like mid fifty. Four or fifty. No no i mean the bags under is tell the different. She's she's i i went. I was at the groundlings with her. She's a couple years older than me. She's forty eight forty nine. I think i don't know you can tell me what What's it say sixty. She's one in sixty november four. Okay so there you go. She's fifty all right. Well there you go well. Bristol was not happy about this she. spouted back the audience reaction to this quote comedian spoke volumes and the decent people i know would probably to quote all right. She does get paid out. I hope people didn't have to pay money to hear her negativities criticisms. Yeah and look but it is weird when people go on to answer with the stars and there is a thing where you can eat your way through dancing with the stars. Which is you have this thing. Where normally you're walking around watching what you eat but when you're rehearsing dancing six hours a day you never though all i have to watch what i eat and you can actually go further with it and you think right well. Yeah i mean you you would know. I would know that unicycle. I did my greatest moment. I'm sure that when when i when i die. Tragically that's the picture they'll be showing on the news. I mean zora. Outfit with the arms outstretched mustache put on by sharpie. Be awesome well and other standup gauntlet. Throwing news chelsea handler went off on angelina. Jolie during a stand up performance in new jersey over the weekend calling the actress a Wiltz news a fucking home wrecker She said of joe lee. She can rescue as many babies from as many countries as she wants. 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The Adam Carolla Show
"bonnici" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"But she's just i you know it's unfair. Well the word drama queen you know jumps to mind every once in a while. But i don't know even fire starter. Something just has energy and what that guy say family. It's like who cares. I don't know why you know like are these people it said so. It's a wiring. it's like a little dog versus a big lab or something. They're just kind of heads on a swivel. All the time and my old thing is what's in it for you like what's in it to have that kind of energy. I don't know that you can control it. But i haven't seen in a while so my thoughts and prayers. Well i know you're gonna find this to be a huge surprise but i- back in the day. I never watched my life on the d list until one of my very dear gay friends turned me onto it. Who was obsessed with that kosovo's mailer and it was hull. Larrea watch i love that. Show my god. I mean talk about self aware. That's the whole point that she can't get off the list and it was fantastic. Yeah good move a good series when we're yeah okay. Well let's all take this as a psa. Redheads breaking bonnici. My on the diesel is that goes appointment watching back in the day. You're right next time you order something at a fast food place. Maybe it's not exactly the way you order it. Maybe just take it and say thank you and keep driving Because otherwise a young man. Like twenty-four-year-old dustin rocheleau will point a gun at you while you're driving up to a burger king in michigan and employee. Yeah you tell them that they screwed up your order Police say he got into an argument with the customer over a payment method and then pointed a gun at them through the window. We're looking at the picture now. He's wearing his. Have it your way t. shirt pointing cocking the gun out the window. The customers sped off called nine. One one. roche low fled was caught very quickly by The police very near the restaurant. He was with a gun in his backpack interested on multiple firearm charges. The i think you got ditched a gun when you're running. Yeah yeah just throw it down but then again there is a security camera pointed at you. And you think you'd know that if you were the employees you know we've We figured out the security cameras and the ring doorbells and everyone filming everyone. All the time has not really impacted any kind of street crime whatsoever I'll bet it's i'll bet there's been in bed. Technologies had quite the impact on white collar crime. Because there's a lot of. Don't email me this. I just come to my house and tell me person you know. I'm sure most of the guys. The bernie madoff off of the the new barney made offs have figured out leaving a bunch of tax emails in using people's big hole names and stuff like that even with the hunter biden. Stuff he just says the big guy like send the stuff over the guys wise. they'll give names and titles and stuff like that but nowadays you probably wouldn't be an email now be an email saying we need to talk privately or something something like that but i feel like cameras and surveillance and the paper trails and everything has definitely slowed down the white collar stuff. But it's enhanced the blue-collar curtis street crime scenes have been stepped. Us was more footage of people fighting in the streets in an seven elevens on airplanes and costco's now located floated down at all. I think you're right because when someone's going insane at a grocery store and they see that someone's filming they up their game. Yeah they're extra being filled. Why in front of the counter. At macy's our all over the fucking was is it. As who'd you throw down in a commercial aircraft without at least fourteen people filming phone in their hand right. Yeah it's it's emboldened them yes it's it's in. Everyone's got a phone in their hand. Which is everyone has a erin as a movie projector video recorder camera in their hand. And yeah i it's weird. It's it's an interesting observation. It's not one a. It's not a place we thought humans would go. I'm like we thought we you could hide the camera. And then she. Your dog was getting on the furniture. Like you're out at work or chewing stuff but we didn't think you could put cameras out in the open and that adults would still engage in criminal behavior still porch pirates or something because we were looking at it through the lens of shame. People wouldn't want to be caught doing this now. Nobody gives a shit. Yeah what's a combo between. No one giving a shit and you live in los angeles and someone steals the blue apron. Box off your portuga. Call the cops right on it you guys can pull an e brady complied and up in front of house like guys go. You're on your own. And i think the porch pirates have sort of figured out well even if i'm filmed what he's talking about where we go from here. Yeah all right. let's bring it home. you got it. I'm gina grad and..
Dopey: On the Dark Comedy of Drug Addiction
"bonnici" Discussed on Dopey: On the Dark Comedy of Drug Addiction
"Sure. Yeah i got one all right. The most esoteric story. I've heard of yours was the marine world story. That's wow don't you think that's like i mean in your i mean i guess you have a ridiculous number of stories but the marine land story marine world story was just the weirdest almost bordering on animal cruelty and somebody got killed in that story. First of all mr man. I was ten or eleven i think jumping out could have on child abuse so i guess we all have a different look at that i would. So we're doing Marine nine but it's actually place called marine world and that is now defunct and we're doing shots and the whale has to jump when shirley jones says this line and binders. You can't look and she sent the line and the whale jumps and this kind of thing goes on all day. And then i realized at some point i know the hand gestures that will make the whale jump so it gets to be that night i got him. I mean we're all staying on the set aggressor and start doing hand gestures and sure i am ten. Aweil is jumping in the air. Because i tell him to. I am the master of all is survey and continue to do this to the way. It won't do the trick anymore. Why 'cause they feed it after each trick and i did not have food so eventually stopped doing it and i went back to my dressing room the next day. They're doing their live. Show thing to do in the live show and want to get on the way back to do the bit where they ride it around the tank and of riding around the whale goes to the bottom of the tank with a traitor on board. The trainer popped up gasping gasping for air. I say and the will such nudging him and making big for with his tail. And so everything's over. Everything shape the trainer has lived. And i go out to do it that night. And do it again. And they catch me and they kick a whole parts of family Out of marine world. I was shocked who kinks partner generally anywhere. Where i don't know if you noticed. Not tramway dude. You're tampering with the fucking wales though it's a whole it's a killer whale right and orca right. Yeah no it's a real. I'll tell you what my friend. Because i like your style. Please have me back on the show. 'cause i got another dozen stories. You may not have heard yet. Well let's do it. Let's do it a booking in advance. Danny thank you so much joy to talk to you. I really appreciate your time. Thank you very much for having me. By by danny all right. So that was danny bonnici in i. Was you know. I don't get intimidated. Most of the time when i interview these people but for some reason. I don't know if it's the howard stern connection or if it's the fact that i watched the partridge family as a kid and that in some way he's this defacto rock star or that. I was scared of him that he could burst through the phone in and beat me off. Because he's a fighter and everything. But i was a little bit intimidated by danny bonnici. But i thought he was a lovely sweetheart of a guy and Hopefully he'll come back on the show. I have to say that he was just super cool and warm and kind and generous and most importantly super honest about his story which is like the most important thing any guess can ever be besides being incredibly dopey which of course he was. I should've asked more about michael jackson. There's a couple of things that i really wish i had asked moore about but we can always circle back. We will circle back with danny bonded. Ducci please share your thoughts via email to dopey podcast at gmail.com record voicemails into the dopey podcast gmail.com. I love to hear about what you think. And your thoughts on the show. Your thoughts on the bonnici uchi interview. I like to hear your thoughts on where dopey is that in general and also fucking dopey day is right around the corner. What is i should've told. Danny about dopey day. But dopey day is coming up. It's chris's birthday. Which is august sixteenth. And what we're doing is what we're doing what we did last year. Which is having everybody. Put the dopey logo over there is in solidarity to support. Dopey to to support. Chris's legacy to end the stigma of drug addiction. And to let our freak flag fly. Fuck you know what i mean. Also as important as putting up a picture with the dogo over your eyes and there's people in the dopey nation like scott and dan who will do it for you. So join the facebook group. And contact scott wick or dan allen and they will do it for you. It's also if you're an artist and you want to be part of this dopey street team dope day shit. What we want is art in a public space celebrating. Dopey celebrating chris celebrating ending the stigma of drug addiction. And being part of the team. So like fucking. If you have any questions if you want to be a part of dopey day write me. A dopey podcast at gmail.com. But i want to continue on with my story about weed. Jose my love for dominican culture and and the stuff that we go through.
Dopey: On the Dark Comedy of Drug Addiction
"bonnici" Discussed on Dopey: On the Dark Comedy of Drug Addiction
"Me. Oh i was telling my wife usually here this guy. Is it good or bad. Is that a good good. I bet you guys went commiserate on being well. I'm i'm like dude. I'm not crazy. But i i i love when the partridge family turned up in nice and smooth and turned up in other places. I just thought that was superfund. And i like those. Those are my highschool hip hop songs hip hop junk. It's funny that. Your song was hip hop junkie the hip hop song about junkie in nice funky also hip hop junkies with the pom pom pom pom sometimes exactly in that whole period like when i also question about the christian brando like i was the first drug you did with him. Do you remember like. I know that when i became aharon addict right i became a stone. I and i was this ridiculous donor. And i i basically smoked pot every day for like five years and then i tried a little bit of heroin. I tried some pills and it kind of got integrated into my lifestyle. How did it go from drinking or occasionally using to becoming a self professed prefer professed crackhead or even just to be a cocaine acton general like how did how did it get to you. I would think and this is probably. I'm living in a fool's paradise which also didn't sample the showing That everything really went to hell. It started going hell with alcohol. Pot never did me. Any harm accepted during the eighties. Trying to find out money for it I would say the only time i went. Oh my god i'm addicted. I can't function. what am i gonna do. That would be crack. Crack turned my whole world upside down. Do you remember the first time you smoked. Yeah i do actually. I was at my friend. Dave's house in canoga park and we had We're on the way over to kind of do an intervention. Although this was a long time before the show intervention. And i went over there. And i said dave you have to come out of the house. You've been in your two weeks. You're not eating. You have to come outside. And he said and he should burn for this but he stayed in my best friend. Each really. Take one hit of this and then i'll go outside with. Oh man. can we sell my car to get more of this. I mean literally that fast and it just stayed with me for for several years and you know they. They talked about how cheap the high was. I did not see that. I saw it I when they repossess my house any money. I'd had it in an account to to pay rent or the mortgage and things like that went right to crack. Crack was the bad one for me. Heroin the bad one for you. Oh yeah heroin. Was everything for me heroin. I just didn't do anything. I didn't have any kind of life work. Anything for i don't know like almost fourteen years and It took having children for me to figure out how to stop which is not anyway. I would wreck. I don't recommend anyone to have children to stop doing drugs. But that's kind of how it worked for me. Thank god something dead but Yeah heroin was everything to me. Until i realized that that's all it was and i was never gonna get anything else and i just realized i couldn't afford it. You know what i mean like. I also didn't have any. I knew nothing was coming for me. I think that's a difference between a celebrity and just an ordinary drug addict. Like you could turn anything into a money making opportunity right. Yep that's in twenty that you say that In one of my arrests that were really public. And i But it was. You know they'd say Bonnici he can palm pilot shit and he'll come up with money in his teeth. And i felt i didn't feel it so much of the time but i look back now. All the you know you get in a fight with a transvestite and a high-speed trace you gotta chase you get arrested for crack and get fired for being drunk like all. Those things have happened. I'm still very gainfully employed totally. Well you've managed to work through and you've managed to use some of it for your career like when you punch the transvestite person like were you. Fighting then was that your thing then or did that kind of lend itself it into being your thing like when did you. I was i was marshall That's kind of fun little story. I was set up on about twelve years old. And i'm showed up to photo shoot with chuck norris. The reason being chuck door noticed suggested in return dragging or whatever. It is to be bruce lee's next movie he's in it and he has a big scene in any fights bruce lee and there's some really intense moments about when it was over and bruce was such a big star. Everybody went well. Let's make chuck norris a big star which happened. It just didn't happen for another fifteen twenty years. And they said i. Let's get some pictures and we'll make my heartthrob. We'll get some pictures of him and danny butter. Dc at griffith park zoo or whatever the hell it was and so we we did it and at the end of it Junction you know. What are you in martial arts. And yeah i really am. And he gave me a lifetime membership not just his school but he had to school in. Ben is i think they call it. Sherman expect then And that was the hardest school all the schools because a lot of it is just dancing. Really if you have jackie chan. Why kind of style is he fighting. Don't fight i dansk thought and it was really good and they fought harder so he gave me a lifetime and i stayed there to my person possibly even a second degree black though. That's awesome i can't. I've never been able to fight for shed and i. My anger issues aren't like so pronounced like where do you see. That is interesting to me like you. You've you basically you fought yourself out of so many situations you know. I've heard just on the stern show. How many boxing fights boxing matches. Did you get into out of the stern show. Like i did all in all. I think it was thirteen thirteenth. Being jose can saco. And i gotta tell you that was. That was a stupid thing. Just fine put six hundred sixty five pounds and he was six foot six two hundred sixty five pounds a bad idea. I didn't win. But i didn't lose. They called it a majority draw or some such thing like that. I think you know they had some shenanigans. 'cause i don't fall down but i get punched the hardest i've ever been punched in the ring. Like can saco so. I think i had thirteen. I won twelve of them tied on the thirteenth. And here's the tough part. Four or five five guys and they were wearing headgear and had sixteen ounce or eighteen gloves. It's almost impossible to knock out a guy to stress and ask of yet Able to five times all all good time for me through all of it though you were using and.
FinTech Insider
"bonnici" Discussed on FinTech Insider
"Dollars Lifetime valley x. lending and events Twenty fifty twenty five bucks a month of fighting pace cost of coming to can so every customer reviews losing eight hundred bucks a set that structurally is because of all the legacy within the industry and the structures so every free that's up and change industry changed the way that if you're going to light instead of three fifty bucks it's ten bucks to giant nasa guinea bonnici. We make a better place for everything. We can get great french inclusion and we had a bit better industry service whether it comes from. I mean i think i think this embedded finance trend is is really going somewhere and i think you know. The idea about financial inclusion is so important. Because what it does is it puts finance. Sort the front and center and enabled to be contextual. Elliott just wanted to throw to you. Had you know not just a really good job. They're great job there explaining the importance in the need for kind of embedded finance in how you need to have a standard. Everybody can kind of adhere to i mean. Do you see what do you think about this. Trend of embedded finance generally c. Esam english is gonna grow and grow. I think if you let things develop in their natural course summit would have been there already. So i a mind wind. There can be no discussion that there should be standards that there will be sanders. More interesting Question to ask perhaps is. Why aren't there already standards. And i think that the real answer to that is not necessarily the legacy at the banks the banks or whatever but more so all the regulation in the differences in the regulation from one region to the next. So i fully agree even nigel there although i do wonder Whoever invented smtp didn't make any money on it. Whoever events 'em peasley only made a little bit of money clips sean. Hofer so.
The Adam Carolla Show
"bonnici" Discussed on The Adam Carolla Show
"You remember this to me. I'll never forget this. Because i know you don't care there's a freedom and not caring and i love that about you and i find it fascinating but you actually physiological because brian if you'll remember when there was a giant dramatic contract negotiation which adam was staying home from his big multi million dollar a year radio fm hosting contracts this. There's so much drama and in the middle of it. Do you remember that. Adam was taking a nap and no one could reach him This is late december. Two thousand eight or seven blocked out of my mind in order. You're talking about those. Were those were a couple of dark days. In the lives of theresa and brian. How much i don't. That's the other part man. Part of my other. Weird wiring is the day. I decided not to go in to kayla and resume my job. So i had a meeting with whoever was running. Cbs radio or whoever was. I'm not protecting them. I just can't remember their name. But but mucketty mukai flew in from new york and we went to the ivy. I remember and i just said on luck. I don't want to work another year. Danny bonnici i just. Don't it's just creatively stifling to me. And i know you guys have your feelings about it and i have my feelings about it. But i'm just telling you as the person who must go in there every morning at five fifty four and tried to do comedy for four hours. I gave it. I gave it a college try. I gave it a year. I'm not. I don't wanna do another year fifty four. You're still you're out. Say anything but five fifty eight right. And i just said just please like just please respect that. Just please understand that. I will be i just i like danny and i think he's a good dude and i really don't dislike him as human. I'm just saying creatively. I can't i just can't do it. Please understand that. Please way that in and the guy was like yeah okay. We'll do. And then. I don't know two weeks later. Like they signed bonnici for another two years. And i was like why just sat down with the guy and begged him not to do that and he just went back and did clear about it and so when the next day came around and i decided not to come in. I am such a weirdo. I first thing. I just slept till nine forty five. I didn't get up in a cold sweat at five fifteen slept. I didn't and then i got up. And i didn't turn the radio on and i didn't do anything just got up and i start made some eggs and went to the garage. You didn't check your email. You didn't answer the phone the door. No i didn't do any of it. In part of also part of my weird wiring is i would be uncomfortable checking the radio turning the most uncomfortable thing in the world would have been getting up at nine thirty when i did turning on the radio and listening to you guys talk about where i may have been where i was where i was or what was going on in my world. It's tree falling in the forest. If if i don't hear it it doesn't exist so i don't turn it on. I didn't turn it on. I didn't do anything. I just pretended like i didn't work there anymore. And that was that. And i immediately just wash it off or my brain and i was onto working on my car and i think at some point. Jimmy came to my house. I was getting to the show sounded day. He came to my house. Any rang my buzzer. And he's like i remember he said hey. Would you pick up your phone. And i was like yeah. I'm not really picking up my phone and he's like where pick up your fucking phone because they keep calling me. That was. That was what i recall. But also the second they rehired a re-sign bonnici to you know multiple years or whatever. It is the second day did that. I just went okay. now i'm done i made. I made it super clear to him. What i wanted and now i'm just moving on to whatever i'm moving onto or nothing. I don't know but they made the decision. I'm moving on and i didn't. I don't wrestle with it. I'm not not gonna do this. I made it clear so they eventually hired me back and so on and so forth. But i did one of my one of my best conversations with james baby celtics and my agent were of course he was just a baby. This love it. Just ignore him. Just go to go to work. Let him sit there. Let him talk. Let him just ignore him in the next cubicle over just go to work and just ignore them. Yeah and radio revolt talking for four hours. He didn't do that math. His his his his sagely showbusiness advice was sign. Your contract go to work it paid and ignore him which is what he'd be doing from long island or whatever i. I wouldn't be able to do that. And i remember saying okay. What have i just let them call. Loosen your house but just call this. Loosen your house. And sometimes you open the closet door and there'd be no macabre but other times it'd be a huge parent flagging its wings. Crying sometimes you fling. Open the shower door and there'd be nothing behind the curtain and it's in there but just ignore it. Move on skit about your life. Don't worry get up in the morning. Go downstairs don't worry about the macaw. Could be their variable reinforced reinforcement. Which is the scariest time. Because you don't know if that devil is gonna be you in the nuts. I yeah oh as long as this very specific point in the atom girl shows history theresa do. I'm sure this is sure giovanni is doug this up at some point on you know the classic episodes and whatnot from the radio days. Do you remember that. End of the year live show. We did with bond digi hosted. And you and i were stuck on stage with them for two hours or jamerson bissett survive..
The SaaS Revolution Show
"bonnici" Discussed on The SaaS Revolution Show
"And i think i may have tweeted about enjoying the tool or something like that and even ceo reached out to me and Yet instead of having a really good conversation. I was excited about the mission and the company's philosophy and It was also a really nice lend. Us working styles with european working styles in Which reminded me a lot of being back in australia australia. In culturally the workfront we operate much more likely. Uk and kind of work last allen's will play odd in the us a little bit more like well cod. Hod dr play just work your whole life and i loved sort of the combination of being able to be in the us in that culture but also have these european elements and That's kind of how it came about really in so yeah combination of. I guess where the industry is that where the product was that where the team was Really connected with the exact team was had never met an executive that functioned as well as web is teaming my boss. Aven has done a really remarkable job. I think at building just a really empathic super super amazing exact team. And then you know he went to gloss like i always do as well and dig into reviews. Look at what people said about the company in Matched everything that. I was saying from the company in. That's kind of how came about. Well we could today. You know thinking about the founders. That are in the community of his podcasts. Right off the need to about unsafe. Fans that are on that journey to ten million. I are all your many. Let's a few cut united at five on that journey. And what was speaking sort of them at the moment and the commonalities in the problems that i'm hearing it start addicts on on the fat under Thinking about his mom right now we we need growth. We need customers. Li-jen you know. These are the problems in accustomed. Position etcetera etcetera. This is what we're interested in. So i thought given that we we have one of the best housing sas the last to about some of this stuff..
The Steve Warne Project - Sports
"bonnici" Discussed on The Steve Warne Project - Sports
"A little bit in the plus side as well so the true so the pro side steve only is. I like it okay. That's why play golf. Because i really like it but it's just it doesn't fit in any other part of persons normal life steve. I used to have to lie all the time when i was going golfing. He stuff to make up a story either with my boss. Okay either with the family or some excuse to take. I wish it would been squashed. Forty five minutes boom in out you play at lunch and off you go well. I mean there's a lot of things to like. I mean that's an umbrella statement. I like it it's sort of simplifies. It oversimplifies it. There's lots of things to like underneath that versus. I don't like i. I like hanging out with the fellas having a pint. Although i've given up beer and chips. I saw that last night. So that's that's gonna be weird. I'm golfing on monday so or today. So that's gonna be kind of weird anyway Love the scenery love getting some exercise. All that under the. I like it so i think you get and i'm surprised to hear that. Take because you love golf so much. Well i do it just it just never it was. It was always stressful to play a game of golf there. you know. there's always okay got to be done by four guys do this. It's not going to go over all the kids something above anyway. You say yup absolutely okay. Let's jump into day. Biggest story in the sports world and i mean that from a planetary standpoint is euro twenty twenty coming to a close and what a final epic england versus italy and it all started not well for the english side fantastic. Stop cash coming back to the phones so that clip courtesy of tsn. Luke shaw the soccer version of a one timer what across by kieran tripper shock on staggers rival time in italy fails to pick him up in shaw sick. They're waving his arms to get triggers attention but it looked like he saw them all the way and shaw rifles home. A shot off the post in an england takes a one nil lead early and that seemed to be well. That seemed to be a pretty good harbinger for the english side. But by the sixty fifth minutes. Italy pushes back. tuesday love nicole. Barry trotz rise to the level. The happen signs couldn't cut with a set taste the veteran defender as courtesy of tsn once again. And it's leonardo bonnici that ties the match at one and it will stay that way right until we got to penalty kicks and i think it's disadvantage england. At that point you think pressure because of the drought that had to have a hand in things to some degree and bad choices by the manager. Also in there as well. But i the pressure angle. No major attorney wins since nineteen sixty. Six is most soccer fans no and the players a bit. They've been clubbed over the head with that status since they were kids and scott to be rambling around in their head is the step up to take their kicks. The to harry's got done largely because well they've been through the wars giving linda to one lead in the penalty. Kicks the shooter's after that though either too young or play much in the game and the next three english kicks all failed including a nineteen year old kid. He had disgorge. Keep england alive that sixty people at wembley mostly english watching this kid. The entire nation the entire world and you put a nineteen year old. That's that's a lot to ask of a teenager. a bigger one is nineteen. I was apprehensive about calling for taking my dad would say hey call the chin han and order some chinese food on buying and i was hesitant about that. I can't even imagine what sakha as he steps up at age. Nineteen is thinking about when he has to keep england alive and score succoth score goals pressure nineteen year old spirit. Second time trees to the first along these saka inconsolable after missing that when really rough to see that but Italy was great all tournament again that clip courtesy of tsn and not long after they missed the twenty eighteen world cup. They made it tana changes and that win was the program's thirty fourth win in a row. Pretty amazing gianluigi donna. Ruma stop three straight in the shootout. He's mvp of tournament. And i talked about the english pressure. Well he he had a bunch is well. I mean everybody had pressure. It's euro twenty twenty. It's the final this pressure on everybody. But here's donna roma mvp of the tournament and he's out there trying to replace the legendary keeper by phone so he had lots on his shoulders and came through big time. So anyway they're going bonkers in little italy here in ottawa. Tonight and of course Italians across the world absolutely loving it at wembley one little bonkers before the match. They stormed the gate. Didn't see anyone got hurt. From what i saw jimmy but it did set up for a potentially bad situation. You've got you know aggressive well lubricated fans inside the building that did not clear security so it could have been a bad situation. Yeah what what you do. Steve is you get all the names of those people who who stormed the gate. You get all the names you put them on a list and you'll posted on the gym door and say okay. You're you're the only way to solve the rebel riot. Sort of type fence devi. What's going on what are the. What are they people. Don't have tickets trying sneaking sneak in not so much sneak day all have tickets. They're just they're just so anxious. Italy was terrible. They didn't make the two thousand eighteen world cup and they've done this massive turnaround the one thirty three matches in a row. So the italians are jacked. England has been to a a major final of any kind since before. The leafs wanna cup most recently nineteen sixty six. The last time england did when they in the world cup so both nations are going bonkers and both are already conquers for for the sport of soccer. Yeah my interest has been low steve. Over the years at soccer. I got to admit it elevates okay it gets cranked gets wrapped up stevie gets cranked up. Okay when i hear stories like this. The fans did what the game on there. Let's see what's going on..
ESPN FC
"bonnici" Discussed on ESPN FC
"It. They made that fast start. Italy couldn't get into the game. A phillips and rice were small ordering in the midfield was none of the rotations. None of italy's ability to get on the ball and and create a passages of play like in senior couldn't do it they were there. Was this just this. Brilliant price at certain points way england and if anything england looked like they were going to score a second for awhile. Yeah so it's interesting. That's that's the thing about this game tonight. It's going to be painted as an. I feel bad a little bit because i already kind of came out and said this myself. I'm gonna walk it back a little now. This game is going to be remembered as a game where england scored and then decided okay. We're done we're gonna offend for our lives and that is not entirely true. Mum so the first half i actually thought that england were excellent in that. They scored that goal. Like you said for the next ten to fifteen minutes. They continue to go for it. They almost had the same goal again. It was the same. They had a similar play of cain to trippy. Who played in a ball. That was just beyond the reach of sterling. Might have been eleven minutes. Can again in that inside left position. Switches it again in those across come in and it was almost starting got on the end of it right that same thing even went sorry tokuda crushing under one hundred on twenty four minutes. Even when italy tried to break there was a break and it's three italy attackers and six england offenders. In all those videos we watch be else's leads when there's a guy breaking away and all of a sudden. They swarm like a hive of wasps. The and the and they just stopped the attack. That was england right and so what became interesting then is the first half wore on. Was that okay. It seems like england is going to settle back now into this backfire that they have out there and they're gonna play a more defensive style to try to see this one out but like we can criticize it but for at least that first half it worked beautifully italy. I think in the first half had six job right on target. The shot on target was nothing shot. It was a dribbler to pickford was nothing and the six shots. I mean these were like. I took a few notes here. Shine first-half and it was you know from italy. Lots of quick passing. None of it moving the play forward and there was one sequence at ended past past insinuates shot from forty yards out at the end of the half lots of horizontal passing past past nothing threatening ends with a shot from panucci from forty yards out england. Were were making that happen. So you know like. I said in the end this game will be remembered for them kind of giving it away by not going for but for one half of football what they set out to do work beautifully. The problem was in the second. Half italy made adjustments in england. Did not yes. That is absolutely. It's so if you look at what happened. Was and people said. He's gone conservative again. He's playing trickier. He's playing show so he's effectively plan. How many defenders like you know five defenders plus two defensive midfielder that's negative not really though it's not really came was dropping into midfield and they were finding ways to get around like we thought emerson would be the problem and he was. I thought he had a poor first. Half you didn't look good at all and he struggled with with tripura. but so it's di lorenzo. So why stop that andrew. What is the sense in stopping that. What bonding your fullbacks forward. Getting them forward. Yeah good keeping them on the back foot and like italy didn't do anything where i saw where i thought that was very good until like thirty four minutes when kiiza decides right. I got to do something and he spins rice. He leaves rice in his wake. And he fires a shot which pickford seemed to think he had a covert maybe he did with flew past the post but that was it and how did that half end bonnici firing rocket from from like sixty years over into the crowd right. So i'm it was nothing from italy and and you're right. That's i suppose this is. The point is that not the time to make substitutions because mancini didn't wait like he didn't really wait. He waited a few minutes into the second half and then he decides to make a few changes you know he just like if you look for. It was fifty three minutes baretta. Oh chrysanthemums comes in immorally. Offer a variety. You know he he. We need to change this earth. Way at gareth. Wait until the seventieth take because i change. Would you not have made a change like early. Maybe like field the first ten minutes and then say look. They're getting into the game a bit. Get greedy sean gets onshore. Definitely they didn't like when greece came on. They didn't like it at all but it wasn't enough and it was too late. Almost interesting. Guerrillas came on and immediately. Did all the jack religious things fouled repeatedly was dangerous in the box. There was a pure to play where i was watching and thinking. This is going to end with him. Drawing a penalty he had the back. Eli put sack in I think that was later on and again silent out. Yeah yeah. I came off pretty quick but at least they. Were you know that that was a positive substitution. But i am england's pattern has been at least against a good opposition to croatia's in germany's to tend to rise the opposition and then bring on the closers. The guys who can really hurt you. And and he made the substitutions after baluchi bundled over the line for italy right and in talking about the adjustments that were made. I saw this tweet which i thought was interesting from. Constantine exner a football journalist he tweeted roberto mentioned tactical. Change upfront was genius england. Backs are better when they can focus on a particular striker. Spain structure verse. Italy might be the inspiration. He's talking about after a mobile. I was brought off when he was taken out in the second. Half and that You know that that did change the game. Italy felt more dangerous after that felt like they had more weapons on the field. After that in england felt barr more on the back foot after that substitution was made we have. We've a tweet here from a listener. That's kind of prescient. And it's on the point at the caution from england was baffling and it permeate permeates the entire squad playing to defend a one nil lead for idiot. Minutes not eighty eight. But i know what you mean. Gimme a break. You're not facing payroll inzaghi period or taty an attack. This was your moment sees it be bold I think you're being unfair to the italian attack. What i would say that the larger point does stand there. That's from scott. Roz madison Why not you know. You're at home in front of your home crowd. Why not do the things. It's you know. When when italy looked discombobulated they look out of it go and lance them going. Finish this for your home crowd. Good from god. That's going to be. It's going to be so interesting. Jj how this run for england is remembered because essentially what did what did gareth southgate do. Today he essentially did the things that got them to this point. They didn't really change today. This is you know they came in with the mentality. I know that they fluctuated between back. Forum back five and even fluctuated within today as well in a back four backfired. But like you know. This was their style all throughout the tournament. And it worked it got to this point but it didn't work today and i just wonder will it. Now be reflected upon as a failure by him. He didn't because he didn't in the final game after the previous six doing the thing that worked he didn't do it differently. In the seven. I think in in the cold analysis. The question marks over so quick went into the tournament questions after the croatia game in the questions after the scotland game will know. Come in sharp focus. Is this.
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3 economists who study poverty win Nobel Prize
"A group of three researchers have won the Nobel prize is in economics for their scientific approach to solving global poverty esther do flow Albacete Bonnici and Micheal creamer are known as the random does for the work with randomized control trials it's a research technique that's previously only been used in the hard sciences Micheal Creamer from Harvard University joins us now on a skype line Michael congratulations thank you so much and this doesn't happen very often how are you feeling today it was completely surprised for Let's take the time out to talk about your work comes thirty years after you first started doing these randomized control trials in enya other was an early one with textbooks can you tell us about that Schorr I spent spent a year teaching secondary school in Kenya and this was a time when you're Kenya's progressed economic class since then but it was it was very poor them most kids did not have text books in school and one of the findings this was somewhat surprising was that when we compare it schools that receive the text books to those that didn't there was not much impact on on top scores for the majority of students the students who were initially scoring on yeah well and that's counterintuitive and that's counterintuitive because you would think that if you got more access to textbooks it would help why didn't it so I thought to my my time as a teacher in Kenya and I remembered that kids are missing a lot of school now there's malaria there's worms teachers uh-huh missing school schools taught most kids are learning in their third language they have their own language at home than their Swahili English taught in English so it's very easy for kids to fall behind the curriculum one of the findings since then they're just amazing results if you provide summary middle education so that's something that's been found in in India for example as well so in this example the randomized control was there was a group of kids who did not get textbooks and a group of kids who did get the new textbooks but as you know you you do have critics of this type of works people who say that it's not ethical to give one group something that could potentially help them or even be lifesaving and not the other group so how do you answer that question and is there an example in in your own work where you decided you needed to to stop and give the benefit to both groups you're so you're in in in typically what's happening is the working with for example nonprofit organization and they're they can't reduce the program everywhere so they face it into certain schools after one year and then after the second year they go on to another set of schools then say after the first year it's possible compare what happened in the schools where the program was introduced to the schools were at that program how yet the introduced so in that type of example all the schools eventually are getting the program of course in some cases for example the case of textbooks on it turns out that things that you thought would would work don't work on and in that case it's important that information so that new approaches can be tried if you had all the money and all of the resources in the world at your fingertips and also the a political clout to do it what would end global poverty is that even possible one of the really exciting aspects of this has been and finding a whole host of things across a range of sectors that really make a difference so for example in healthcare making simple preventive healthcare measures like mosquito nets or or de worming medicine or water treatment solution available to poor households making that available free there had been a movement to say we should charge for those things making that available for free makes a tremendous difference to access another approach is just cash transfers so Mexico and many other countries have have tried on cash transfers for for for poor households if they have their kids in school and get basic healthcare at one of the things that examined the Myron research was effective trittin children for intestinal worms uh-huh and we see that they go to school more they are more as adults on this isn't investment that's paid paid back many times over that's Micheal creamer one of three economists who just won the Nobel Prize for their work on taking a scientific approach to alleviating global poverty. Michael Thank you so much. Congratulations on the win thank you