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WTOP
"brianne" Discussed on WTOP
"Blair high school students after a group of students were allegedly caught performing an anti -semitic salute on campus keep it here for full details on these stories in the minutes ahead 548 traffic and other on the aids to rick mcclure in the wtop traffic center all right jenny let's uh... zoom in on the capital beltway through bethesda and check on the volume starting to get slower on the inner loop after connecticut avenue we may have some sort of mishap along that stretch but the delays are just about at a standstill in certain stretches almost back to route three fifty five and uh... watch out for high standing water on the inner loop headed through silver spring along the left side near cole'sville road may cause some problems marilyn's i two seventy we believe the crash southbound after old georgetown road near three fifty five was cleared from the travel lanes i seventy headed west toward south mountain after route forty a tractor trailer lost control on the left side of couple of hours ago still the case just the right lane was getting by yet at last said over to uh... the bw parkway had some weather related volume south after two oh two through chevrolet not sure why just uh... the weather i guess like i said before route fifty two and from the bay bridge still moving without issue full wind restrictions in effect for high -level vehicles three lanes west and two lanes east across the bay virginia i three ninety five with volume north your boundary and start to thin out a little bit toward the fourteen three bridge and plenty of volume still there on the southbound side toward headed the pentagon but still making progress of the crash cleanup near twenty seven that had two planes getting by slowly i ninety five virginia side heaviest delay still along the southbound side of dale city you're good on the northbound side did you know that you can map your commute around the dmv using in any mode of public transit visit nova rides dot org and plan your trip today rick mcclure wtop traffic bringing some gusty winds and heavy rains we've got uh... w two p's brianne berman solo meteorologist tracking the storm where is it heading next brianne well it's heading right
Daily Crypto Report
"Elon Musk's X obtains money transmitter licenses in multiple US states " Aug 31, 2023
"It's 8 a .m. Eastern, August 31st, and this is your Daily Crypto Report. Bitcoin is up 0 .5 % at $27 ,313, ETH is up 0 .5 % at $1 ,713, and Binance Coin is up slightly at $224. While Sam Beckman -Friede's lawyers argued against the government's use of millions of pages of documents for evidence claiming that they received them too late and that SPF can't properly review them in jail, the judge expressed skepticism and gave the lawyers until Friday to request a trial postponement, but there is no guarantee that it will be granted. The documents in question were obtained from Google due to a production error, but the judge noted that most of them were from SPF's own Google accounts. The judge stated that there's no evidence of the government acting in bad faith. Elon Musk's social media platform, X, formerly Twitter, has obtained money or currency transmitter licenses in multiple U .S. states, including Rhode Island, Maryland, and New Hampshire. These licenses allow for broader payment services, including processing crypto payments. Musk has expressed interest in supporting cryptocurrencies on the platform and has plans for X to expand beyond social media. The licenses obtained by X indicate that Musk may have intentions to offer payment processing services nationwide, similar to Venmo or PayPal, a company he was responsible for helping start. Other companies like Western Union and PayPal hold similar licenses in the states they serve. Coinbase is planning to list the newly launched PayPal stablecoin PiUSD pending sufficient liquidity. Coinbase will initially support PiUSD with an experimental label which is applied to new or low -volume assets on the platform. Sam Altman's Worldcoin has experienced a surge in signups in Argentina despite an ongoing investigation by local authorities. In a single day in August, approximately 9 ,500 Argentinians verified their World ID, averaging one verification every nine seconds. The project still faces pressure from Argentine authorities regarding data privacy. And finally, crypto data tracking platform Arkham Intelligence has identified Robinhood as the owner of the fifth -largest Ethereum wallet. The wallet holds approximately $2 .54 billion worth of ETH. Notably, these funds are held in custody for user balances. Robinhood has recently seen a decline in crypto trading activity with second -quarter revenue falling to $31 million compared to the previous quarter. Well, that's all for us today. Visit us at dailycryptoreport .io for sources and links. Listen to us everywhere else you podcast under Daily Crypto Report. that shares stories of the changing American South brought to you through the foods we eat. It's produced by the Southern Foodways Alliance and distributed by APT Podcast Studios. Listen to Gravy on your porch during happy hour to hear about the mystery of the missing Pappy Van Winkle bourbon. Don't miss out. Follow Gravy wherever you get your podcasts. Hey guys, welcome to the collective. I'm Brianne Helfrich, a 26 -year -old bioethics PhD student and clothing brand CEO. Welcome to my podcast where we talk all things health and wellness, navigating your 20s and becoming the best version of yourself. So sit down, play that episode and join the collective.
Daily Crypto Report
A highlight from "US DOJ seeks to prevent SBF's 'expert witnesses'" Aug 29, 2023
"It's 8 a .m. Eastern, August the 29th, and this is your daily crypto report. Bitcoin is down slightly at $25 ,960, ETH is down slightly at $1 ,641, and Binance Coin is up slightly at $217. While the U .S. Department of Justice is seeking to prevent all seven of the expert witnesses proposed by Sam Bankman -Fried from testifying at his upcoming trial, the DOJ questions the credibility and reliability of these witnesses, stating that their disclosures lack the necessary foundation, reliable methods, or relevant opinions required for expert testimony. The DOJ will call its own witnesses, including former colleagues of SBF who have pled guilty if convicted he faces over 100 years in prison. ARK Invest says Bitcoin adoption in Argentina is outpacing El Salvador. While El Salvador granted Bitcoin legal tender status, its actual adoption is mixed with higher awareness but lower usage. Factors like Salvadorians' preference for the U .S. dollar and Bitcoin's price volatility contribute to this cautious approach. In contrast, Argentina faces high inflation, driving rapid Bitcoin adoption. Pro -Bitcoin presidential candidate Javier Melaez's rise has further boosted Argentina's interest in Bitcoin. While Binance is reportedly reevaluating its presence in Russia due to legal risks, the exchange is considering options including a potential full withdrawal from the Russian market. This decision follows Binance's removal of sanctioned Russian lenders from its peer -to -peer service. The move comes amid reports of Binance helping Russians move money abroad, raising concerns about potential regulatory violations. Well despite recent market fluctuations and a lack of favorable catalysts, long -term holders of Bitcoin are continuing to accumulate the crypto, indicating a stronger bullish sentiment for the future. Around 40 % of Bitcoin has remained unmoved for over three years, a record high for this metric according to data from Bitfinex. Holders are refraining from trading or using their Bitcoin as collateral, signaling optimism and resilience against market volatility. Well, Cryptoys, a Web3 startup backed by A16Z, is expanding its Disney -themed crypto collectibles after launching Star Wars characters as NFTs. They're now introducing a Mickey and Friends collection featuring iconic character Mickey Mouse. The 15 -piece collection includes different skin designs and rarity levels, though notably while Cryptoys' NFTs are based on the flow of blockchain, there's currently no public on -chain data to verify sale numbers. And finally, Ben Armstrong, the controversial face behind the BitBoy Crypto YouTube channel, has been removed from the brand by BJA Investment Holdings, the parent company of the network. The removal is attributed to concerns about Armstrong's substance abuse and the negative impact it had on employees and the BitBoy crypto community. The company expressed regret for the situation and emphasized support for the BitSquad community moving forward. Well, that's all for us today. Visit us at dailycryptoreport .io for sources and links and listen to us everywhere else you podcast under Daily Crypto Report. Hey guys, welcome to the collective. I'm Brianne Helfrich, a 26 -year -old bioethics PhD student and clothing brand CEO. Welcome to my podcast where we talk all things health and wellness, navigating your 20s and becoming the best version of yourself. So sit down, play that episode and join the collective. Hey, this is Marybeth Lassiter. Are you craving a new podcast? I've got a recommendation. Check out Gravy, the James Beard award -winning podcast that shares stories of the changing American South brought to you through the foods we eat. It's produced by the Southern Foodways Alliance and distributed by APT podcast studios. Listen to Gravy on your porch during happy hour to hear about the mystery of the missing Pappy Van Winkle bourbon. Don't miss out. Follow Gravy wherever you get your podcasts.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"brianne" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The scale of tightening by the world's central banks The U.S. ten year two 86 94 up to basis points Okay let's get over to blue bags at Leigh Anne county's got today's top stories Good morning brianne Caroline good morning US Treasury secretary's Janet treasury secretary Janet Yellen has given her most directed mission that she made the wrong call last year when she predicted elevated inflation would not pose a continuing problem Yellen told CNN she misjudged the path inflation would actually take Meanwhile president Joe Biden has met a Federal Reserve chair Jay pal at The White House as part of efforts to reassure Americans on the economy and also surging prices Biden used the rare meeting to declare that he respects the central banks independent Now in top corporate news DWS has replaced its embattled CEO ahsoka vermin just hours after a police raid Bloomberg's max Ramsey has all the details DWS group says CEO ahsoka vermin has resigned and will be replaced by the head of Deutsche Bank's corporate bank Stefan hoops Vermin's resignation comes just hours after Frankfurt police raided the headquarters of Deutsche Bank and DWS which is the lenders asset management unit Now prosecutors say the search was related to allegations that DWS was inflating its ESG credentials The greenwashing probe underscores the growing scrutiny of money managers and their sustainability claims as demand for ESG investments soars In Brussels max Ramsey Bloomberg daybreak Europe The rights to broadcast football's biggest leaks could merge into one mega channel but Britain's regulator is concerned The competition and markets authority is looking into BT sports 633 million pound deal with Warner Brothers It would combine Premier League in eurosport licensing rights under one brand The agency will decide on whether to delay kick-off and start a probe on July at the 28th Now the government says it's up to air travel sector to deal with increased demand and is again blaming aviation bosses The deputy prime minister Dominic raab has been speaking today and has insisting airlines have ignored the government I don't think the airline operators have done the recruitment that they should have done and taken the advice that the transport secretary gave them Holiday plants are hitting turbulent times for those trying to leave the UK as flight cancellations and long delays cause chaos at British airport passengers did spend hours at terminals around the country yesterday and two we have council 200 flights this month and that has been due to a lack of staff And China's factory activity contracted in May from the previous month though the slowdown was not as bad as it was in April both production and new orders fell according to the kaishin manufacturing purchasing managers index The survey blamed weak foreign demand as a key factor weighing on new businesses global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in 120 countries I'm leann gerrans this is Bloomberg a Caroline Thank you so much for today's top stories Now UK house prices went up .9% so 9 tenths of 1% in May On a yearly basis 11.2% gain according to the latest nationwide house price survey the housing market has seen price gains now for ten months in a row that is in spite of rising interest rates and the cost of living crisis starting to dent households Earlier this morning I spoke to Andrew Harvey nationwide's senior economist about what is behind the jump It's still got a surprising amount momentum and that's the spike growing headwinds we're seeing from the squeeze in household budgets and from high inflation of course we've been talking about this morning and also a steady increase in borrowing costs So may figure of 11.2% means that in 12 hours 13 months we've seen double digit house price growth but that takes the average house price just shy of 270,000 which is a record high We think demand has been supported by strong labor market conditions of course unemployment is near 50 year lows at the moment and record vacancy rate as well So that's all keeping relatively strong in demand And at the same time the stock on the market has remained low and that's keeping up with pressure on prices as well So if we're looking at advertised prices rising to 270,000 pounds where does that place us in a historical context So it's a record in terms of in nominal terms In real terms it's actually still low than we were seeing in 2007 for example brief and actual speed And when we're thinking about that in affordability we know that house prices have been rising a lot faster than earnings over recent years And that means the average house price to earnings ratio is also at a record high at 6.9 times average earnings That said however because interest rates are a lot lower now than they were in 2007 The average cost of servicing a mortgage is well below those pre financial crisis peaks So on that affordability metric it's not as bad as where we were there So households are in a strong position from that respect Okay How much do you think the Bank of England will be concerned about this interest rates are going up How much are homeowners still dependent on mortgages Well we still see the majority of people who are buying homes are using mortgages And what we're seeing at the moment is that with new mortgage rates creeping up that is starting to have an impact in terms of affordability pressures And that said a lot of the existing mortgage stock is on fixed rates So over 80% of outstanding mortgages are on fixed rates So they are relatively insulated at least So that was the nationwide senior economist Andrew Harvey they taking us through the amazing pace of gains that we've seen House prices this has been the longest kind of winning streak in terms of house price gains in at least 6 years but of course the Bank of England is now talking about how there's been a big slump in new home loan approvals Coming as a consequence of rising rates Yeah of course four rate hikes for the bank being and then everybody expecting more to come down the line Fascinating to think what is holding up house prices isn't it really Because we had the race for space during the pandemic We had those tax breaks those big big tax breaks from the government as well Those are boosting the market but both are things have gone or at least you think people have got the space they need after the pandemic They've already moved house So what exactly is holding things up Why have house prices still rising It's a fascinating story isn't it Fun fact is always the perennial issue We are building homes but we're simply not building enough homes to accommodate everyone small island problem Anyway that on house prices this morning also want to bring you another really.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"brianne" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Local time I'm Michael kassner Kelly Clarkson is hoping to break away from her name The singer and daytime talk show host filed a petition in a Texas court this week to change her name to Kelly Brienne She took on her ex-husband Brandon Blackstock's name legally and privately when they married but kept her stage name as Clarkson It's not clear if she would change her stage name if the court approved her request The court will review the petition next month I'm Brian shook And I'm Charlie pellet At Bloomberg world headquarters A wild week for the U.S. stock market is behind us with the S&P this week down 1.6% stocks fell for a second straight week of volatile week marked by whipsawing Russia Ukraine tensions Jill Kerry hall is U.S. equity strategist at Bank of America securities We are expecting a volatile year for equities and we've had a 4600 target for your end on the S&P 500 So look I think it'll be a volatile path to yearend When you look at the fed balance sheet reduction I think that's more important for equities than just the 7 hikes that we're expecting Jill Kerry hall of Bank of America's securities The amaran variant jarred the index of leading economic indicators last month and with that story Here's Bloomberg's vina del giudice the leading index a gauge of the economic outlook declined in January for the first time since February 2021 rising jobless claims during the amaron outbreak triggered the loss as did it dip in consumer expectations with inflation running at the fastest pace and four decades In the plus column factory orders If any doubt you dice Bloomberg radio as for where the broader economic data leaves the Federal Reserve Colin Martin is fixed income strategist at Charles Schwab There are signs not just on the inflation front but on the economic growth front that it's likely slowing And we think that can give the fed a little bit of pause as they engage in their rate hikes Colin Martin of Charles Schwab so again another down week for the U.S. stock market today the S&P 500 Index fell 31 points down 7 tenths of 1% the Dow dropped 232 points also down 7 tenths of 1% the NASDAQ composite index was down a 168 points down 1.2% Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries I'm Charlie pellet This is Bloomberg This is balance of power with David Weston The state of America and energy is strong Our nation has the resources and the expertise to meet our energy needs Eventually we'll end up with a vaccine that will be able to do better against multiple variants Where the world of politics meets the world of business The fed has to raise rights And by the way that's a good thing The cause of inflation has been this historic pandemic which is upended life in so many different ways in particularly his upended America supply chains We've given Weston on Bloomberg radio Coming up this hour is the SEC underestimating the threat to markets from the GameStop frenzy from a year ago I'll discuss a new analysis with professor Joshua Mitt of Columbia law school and Amazon warehouse workers in Alabama hold a second vote on whether to unionize Plus official estimates say the sea level along the U.S. coastline will be one foot higher by 2050 We talk with the former acting head of Noah retired rear admiral Timothy gallaudet and former U.S. ambassador to Canada Bruce Heyman gives us his take on the trucker demonstration stopping border crossings between the United States and Canada But first the highest inflation rate in 40 years has policymakers in Washington scurrying with The White House saying it's up to the Federal Reserve but some think that there's more to be done on the supply side Cornell law school professor Robert hockett has specific ideas on what the Biden administration can do to tame inflation There's a lot more that it could do Sort of ironic President Biden sort of thought of himself or talked about in itself as possibly a new FDR When he took office about a year ago But if he really wants to make good on that self characterization it seems to me he ought to take a page out of FDR's playbook So back when the Germans overran France in the spring of 1940 much more quickly than anybody thought Roosevelt actually went before Congress and said that he'd like to be producing 50,000 planes a year by the end of that year Everybody sort of scoffed at the time because the airlines are the airplane industry It only manufactured barely over 3000 planes that year So people thought well 3050 thousand within one year seems a bit undoable But Roosevelt did it by the end of the year they were making 60,000 per year And that's not including all the warships that they made the tanks also essentially what they did was they made a serious natural effort Just boosting the capacity to produce the things that the country needed They created entire new industries For example the synthetic rubber industry They created a whole new class of ships the so called liberty ships All of this was done through a very close collaboration you might say With the private sector and the public sector the public sector built the factories built all sorts of supportive facilities such as neighborhoods for the new workers to live in schools for the new workers students to attend health clinics and power sources and other infrastructures that enable people to basically make entire new neighborhoods around entirely new factories The government even built the factories and leased them cheaply to the producers We wouldn't have to go that far in the present case But the fact that we could go that far when it looked like there was a national crisis facing us Suggests to me that we have some learning to do How you go about reestablishing productive capacity that we've systematically downgraded outsourced over the last 40 years Would the executive branch require support from the legislative branch in doing this Would you need authorization from Congress Apparently FDR did not have that although he had a lot back during the new deal But could you do that Yeah there's a lot that we could do because many of the federal agencies that we have have a great deal of authority essentially to extend credit to various firms various firms and various industries All of which credit extension is coordinated by a single financial institution within treasury called the federal financing bank There's a great deal that the FFP working through the.
Daily Pop
"brianne" Discussed on Daily Pop
"You got it. Before you get caught. Do you know what this is? Well, it might not be for much longer because multiple outlets are reporting that Kelly filed to legally change her name to Calabrian. Oh, saying my new name fully reflects who I am. Is she turning into one of those insta thoughts who put their first middle names like Miranda fey? I'm on for a woman if they want, you know, she's been through a lot with this divorce. And she wants to probably make a change and I think that's what this is coming from. The problem is, I don't think her brand people. I don't think that contract is gonna let her that Kelly Clarkson show. They're not gonna let her do that. I don't know if she's still under contract with her, I mean, it kind of messes up the branding part. So that's the thing. No one's saying if it's just, you know, for legal purposes, or for professional purposes, she's just saying this is who it reflects. And I agree with you. But I also don't know, I mean, trying to get on a flight with two kids that don't have the last name brianne. It's kind of hard. I'm just gonna let you know about from school it's gonna be kinda hard. Exactly. But brianne is not her last name. That's our Mediterranean. So that's even strange because it's not even her ex-husband's last name. But she's trying to make a clean break from this whole divorce, marriage thing. So I think she feels like I just want to be a whole different person and that's why she's doing it. How many times have you gone through a breakup? Career change or quit something and you're like, I'm gonna shave my head up. I'm gonna start over fresh. You have that first three months. That first 6 months were you want to do something so extreme just to make yourself feel new. You have to take a, you gotta take a beat. She has taken a lot of rings. She had to go to the court to take you and say, and she has months. She still, you know, I'm supporting women that want to do whatever they want to do. I'm just afraid that she won't be able to because of her brand. That's gonna regret it. Three months from now, I'm right with Jess. I feel like 'cause it's the Kelly Clarkson 'cause I wanted my name to be Kim Kennedy, and then I didn't do it because Kelly Clarkson has that little ring to it, and I feel like Kelly Brian is cute, but I don't think so. Everybody knows Kelly. She could go by Kelly now. She could just go buy Kelly. I think I would love that. Now they may do that. Instead of failing her, you know, she can have her name. But then they'll just go, the Kelly show. Yes. And then that way it doesn't, it's not Clarkson. It's the Kelly show. And people will still, but then they might get me something right. We've done this with puff daddy, P diddy, Sean diddy combs. Yeah, you know who they are. I think this is a reaction to something and again. Yeah, I'm gonna support. I think this is one of those reactions. I'm just never gonna let a man get the best of me that I have to change my name. But what no, no baby it's not all the man makes everything. Like you're saying, and maybe she wants to, you know how sometimes we I'm coming out, you know, that kind of thing. Yeah, let's get some highlights. Look, we all know James. To Kelly, we good. Yeah, that's true. She's gonna go on to the next level, something different. This is her new coming out. I love Kelly. Speaking of coming out. Christian is coming out and spilling all the details on the birth of her 11th child. She told Ellen about the moment she saw Kylie's son wolf into the world and who she thinks will give pregnant nets. Okay. Wow. It's amazing. I was in the hospital when he was born. It was me and Kylie and Travis. And when he came out, it was like they're stormy, being born all over again. It was like Stormi? Exactly. Who's going to give you your 12th grandchild? Who do you think? Oh, wow. 12 grandchild. Well, I think it would be nice if it was Kendall, right? Do you think he's the only one who hasn't had a baby? Yeah, well, don't rush her. Don't rush her. No, we just got word from candles uterus, but she obtained Gloria and she will be sending a cease and desist. To twist dinner and vote for invoking emotional distress. Because her mama is trying to make it happen. But that happens in every family. When you have that baby, what do I have that baby? It's like, I think it'll be Courtney and Travis before Kendall. Yes. I think it'd be Chloe. She's already talked about having children. She's already done. Oh, I say. She don't get with Nick Cannon? Let's go the only way. Okay. Okay, 'cause Nick will give her some. No, no, not at all. I think she's already talked about wanting another child. She's frozen the egg. She's already done the process. And she knows that it's greater in numbers. How close her sisters are? How much they could accomplish together, she couldn't bear to give her child I think no siblings. Oh, right, no. I don't think she's gonna be next though. I don't think she's gonna be there. I think it's Travis and Courtney that are actually gonna, you know, and it's interesting because Ellen was asking her, can you name all your grandchildren? And she named ten of them and she forgot, true. And then she was like, oh yeah, true. I love you, true. And a lot of lucky. It was like really that one. But she knew her girls. She knew all her kids. She named them a real quick with them grandkids. You know, what did she get to the great grand kids? She's a young grandmother. But my thing is, why do we push women? Okay, here I go. Lonnie, why did we push women and say they got to have a baby? You know what I mean? It's like she doesn't, if Kendall doesn't want to have a child. You know, we shouldn't be pushing her like, now you're the only one that doesn't have one, so you should have a shadow. I agree. I think it is that way. I also think that it's the other way around. Like when men don't have children at certain ages, it's like, why didn't you have a child? What was your problem? Yeah. I think people do that, not just think it's the progression of life, and that's why we do it. Oh, you got to get married. Oh, you got to have a baby. Like just the progression of life. And I think people don't have anything else to talk about. I gotta know if you guys were to do it. Would you have your mom in the delivery room? Oh, no. My mama don't need to see what's happening down there. It ain't like it was when it was a baby. You don't watch your mama in there. Whoever got me pregnant would be in there. Right, right. And the nurses. You see, I would never let that man see it like that. Really? Right, you dag all right. Opening up. And it needs to be all paid that I'm feeling. All you need to do is see the bill that comes to his house. No, no. Don't take me to a break. He's got a mother is way too bossy. Go ahead, Kim. I gave birth to three four 5 kids and I didn't even yell. You better ask too much. Rambles. She is on it today. Coming up. The star who's ready to shoot a shot with Jennifer Aniston.
ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"brianne" Discussed on ESPN Chicago 1000 - WMVP
"Here, thanks to the Goodyear hotline. So the NFL is looking to do what college football is done so far, and that is I know we're in the middle of a pandemic at a certain point is gonna be an endemic, but things felt normal last weekend. Let's call it as it is. It didn't matter what game you were watching. What getting your pay attention to it, and I thought about this immediately. Infant Simmons when I watch Ohio State versus minister on Thursday and P. J flag And those fans are out there, and I said, even though we're not normal, there's still a lot of abnormal abnormality going on. It just felt normal, and it kept ramping up and up and up. The NFL does have to try to do that. They're going to do that. Things aren't back to normal, but it feels a little bit closer and closer, no matter what's going on, and what kind of foolishness is going on with people regarding this pandemic. And being there on the field, Freddie for Georgia and Clemson. And I asked both Kirby Smart, head coach of Georgia and dabble Sweeney, head coach of clumps in the very same question. To start both interviews. Pregame interviews. Yeah. How does it feel to be Back here with fans. Attendance. And Kirby said one first word he said, was blessed. Is now and then, he said, We're not by far any way out of this pandemic. Absolutely, but just to Have fans here. To be able to enjoy and celebrate the great game of football. Real quick on that. I'm surprised that they weren't as outnumbered. As I thought they were going to be in Charlotte. Prosecution fans told him it was close to 50 50. Yeah, I mean, it told me that I didn't think that was gonna be the case. Uh, you have I know. You said last week you thought to be closer to 64 years 60 40 or even 65 35 be completely honest. But, um, man, George travels and and It was. It was when I say deafening, pre kick to mayor buds out right? And I'm like just to embrace it just to enjoy it just to feel it. You couldn't hear yourself. Think. Thank of America. I mean, it was it was remarkable, but both coaches had a very similar message. It feels great to be back, but we still have to be safe. You still have to do our jobs. Uh and But it was awesome to have that. Feel back again. And Freddie maybe this is going to be our new normal. You know the vaccine Whatever, How it evolves, it could be an end up being a flu shot where we have to take it every year. Because the virus you really can't kill. No, You can't do that. That's that's been through medical fact right, so Um Just to be able to be around fans again and smell the barbecue and the bourbon and you see the sun dresses and everything. I mean the pageantry. I mean, you're gonna be OK. Oh, dude, It was amazing man. I mean, it really Coming into. We get to the stadium about 3.5 hours before kick. And to get through the traffic and even with an escort. And see all the tailgating going on. You're like, All right, America we're getting there. You know, we all have to do our jobs. We all have to be safe. We all take care of our loved ones. I I will get tested every Wednesday trying to protect my mom who lives with me, right? But Man. I'm not a lot of you, Freddy. It was just Intoxicated. To be in that atmosphere again. If it's him. That's him. Freddie Coleman. That's me on Freddie and Fitzsimmons and ESPN radio. I haven't thought about that when college game day Was there in Charlotte? Because my daughter Brianna lives in Charlotte, North Carolina. So where they were is not too far away. She's not a football fan. So you know you give me the okay. Wait a minute Water. Yeah, I would have taken her lunch or something. The enemy. I didn't know She's working hard for the money. She's good. Believe me, if they make her take you to lunch, the paybacks on the money that she owes me She couldn't take a meter long then. Exactly. She knows the spots. Believe me downtown. Oh, my gosh. I guarantee my daughter knows better joints than that one and pinkies is the smart is a world well off joint. My daughter Brianne knows better joints and I guarantee that's why I could have used it anyway. You needed like you need like somebody to be like a party planner for you guys to God. Yes, She could have done that for a reasonable fear that she's not doing it for volunteers. Like I said. Pay for the meal done, but anyway, go ahead. But that's just seeing college game day and the signs being back. Lee Corso. Yeah, I know he's lost a step. I don't care. I'll give you something That doesn't say a word. Exactly. It just felt like okay, not saying. We're supposed to breathe in terms of breathing easy. It's going to be more than a minute before that happens. It's going to be the same effect this weekend in the National Football League. That kind of effect where you saw Penn State in Wisconsin and they're doing the jump up and down the Penn State fans they traveled. They have a chance to rule on their football team because Penn State and everybody else in the big 10 did not have fans in any stadium last year. Yeah, Duke losing to Charlotte, and they stormed the field. At Jerry Richardson Field and had a chance to be a part of that. Taking down a power five team. You mentioned Georgia vs Clemson Just even seeing the atmosphere. Florida State Notre Dame Even though Florida State's not any good. It felt like they had a chance because noted and let them back in the game, and that would not have happened. Had they not have fans in the stands. There had been an 18 point lawsuit had gotten worse for them. I feel like the crowd. Impacts the college game more than the program. Sure. You know, like watching jump around. I'm I'm with you. I love the fact that Fox let that breathe. Just go ahead and air all of jump around. It was Maga chills watching it, man. I really did. I'm sitting in a hotel room and Charlotte, North Carolina, watching a game in Madison, Wisconsin, and and there was.
My First Million
"brianne" Discussed on My First Million
"So what would you say. The potential earning for solo cap. Lewis to sean squash. It depends on your goals. I mean i'm seeing. Solo capitalists that are going out. Maybe you start with attended twenty five million dollar fund one half or how quickly the fundraising climate is moving. Today you know in the next twelve months you go out and raise a forty eight to sixty million dollar fund to The interesting thing is like this isn't purely a new model. I think what's changed. Is that the types of people that are starting funds do look very different from the last generation like i look at Items san cut it fully says you know he was a super bowl and then started. Felices ventures mike maples. Who's been on the show. You know mike was a super angel and then he started floodgate. I think what's different today. Is how fast you can make money because there are. Spd's and ways for individuals to invest in later sage companies like early stages one thing but i think later stages where a lot of people are finding great returns in a short amount of time. So you have your twenty five million dollar fun as the operator. What do you expect your your your pay to be. It's a good question. I mean as you said earlier. I mean a lot of people are holding for the long-term inside wouldn't bank on kerry you know in the first seven to ten years but you do get a a reasonable salary because many solo capless or taking two point five to three percent management fees so two point five two point five percent of twenty five is what i don't even know i can't do math in my head. That great line. Go ahead on pumps podcasts. Somebody asked him this question if somebody has one hundred thousand. Bitcoin and bitcoin goes to seven hundred. Fifty thousand how much is that worth. Eight just goes. I don't do public math. What did you say. Because i don't do. Public math. math in public is a. I don't do public math. And i was like. That's actually a great policy. I don't do public math. So two point. Five twenty five is so you have you have six hundred and twenty five thousand dollars a year in salary offer twenty five million dollar fund and then a fee. Sorry and then if you're solo so yeah that's a great living and then what what would you estimate you could do at your three exit four exit. Look at target right now. It's north of five x damn all right so five x so that's one hundred hundred hundred hundred twenty five million hundred twenty five million told you pay back into twenty first so now there's one hundred and a profit of two hundred twenty two hundred million in profit you keep twenty percent twenty million so you might make twenty million at the sort of the termination of the fun basically after ten years..
WNYC 93.9 FM
"brianne" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Melissa Harris Perry in for Tanzania. Vega Glad you're with us on the take away. Now we're trying to get high on some real nous about the disproportionate way marijuana law still impact Black and brown people with Professor Amir Rose Davis of Penn State and Jason Williamson from NY You loved. So Amira, Let's start with talking about this dynamic where black women like she carry it, and even Naomi Osaka who we talked about earlier in this summer, we're talking about taking care of themselves. Is that the kind of revolutionary moment Yeah, I think that they're staying power in the way that is happening all together and kind of building and keeping the conversation front and center is really important. I feel like when we talked about Naomi a few weeks ago, it was sense like okay, now the subject to kind of move on. But when people like should carry are continuing to add to it when Gwen is adding to it when Anna Cockrel when Brianne uh, McNeil when all these black women athletes are saying Here is my mental health, and it mattered when Simone Manuel says it's been a burden to be a black women, black woman this past year and overtraining and the stress of the Olympics and that's why I took time away from the pool that matters to say publicly, and I think that it is inspiring and creating a kind of larger space where this consideration of not just black women's mental health but mental health For all athletes and not just athletes who are black women, black women in general right therapy for black girls as part of this full of robust conversation happening around mental health needs, and I think that black women are absolutely pushing that forward in whatever self care may look like whether it's absence, whether it's like Naomi whether it's um insisting on plentiful humanity, whether it's Are other forms of self care that they're leaning into quite publicly. I think it's definitely a kind of new, refreshing, much louder conversation than it's been before. So, Jason, I want to continue to follow up on this kind of self care aspect. And I don't want to suggest that the use of controlled substances. You know whether we're talking about too many glasses of wine in the evening or whether you know we're talking about on the use of marijuana or or vaping or any of those things, whether legal or illegal, But I am interested in whether or not in this moment, this sort of leadership about That need to care for ourselves and the fact that some of us do kind of rest in a little bit to some substances to help us feel better. Is this a way to maybe break through some of this anxiety kind of cultural anxiety we have about marijuana use I hope so. And I think, um black women athletes in particular should be applauded for the leadership that that they're showing and in that regard And I think part of part of why the conversation is louder. As professor Davis noted, is that you have prominent female athletes, black women speaking out publicly about all this and and insisting On on taking time out to to take care of themselves. Whatever that may look like, Um, and then I think you see a cultural shifts that we talked about earlier that has led to so many states starting to legalize not just medical marijuana but recreational marijuana as well and not just in places like California or Colorado or Oregon. Where the argument has largely been about. You know the freedom to put things in our bodies without the government, Um, telling us what to do, but also now in places like New York and New Jersey, and Washington, D. C. Where it's one, uh more conversation about racial justice and the need to take a more fair and balanced approach to marijuana and marijuana enforcement and so on. And changing the way that we think about these things as president Biden mentioned, uh, you know, he said, sort of in a throwaway line that, uh, not only that rules are rules, but that there is a separate question about whether those rules should remain in place. I think that's precisely the conversation that we need to make Sure we have, um and and you know, there's no question that black women athletes speaking out about this is doing a lot to push that ball forward. Although Jason it's worth pointing out that it's hard to kind of take care of yourself. If you are incarcerated as a result of older marijuana laws, right sort of before this shift begin to happen, or even if you're no longer incarcerated, you know if you can't benefit from those changing laws right economically, fiscally, because you have this, you know, prior arrest and incarceration, where we're really talking about folks being able to take care of themselves. How can we also shift those laws so that as states begin to open up, everybody has a right to enter into that marketplace. No, I think that's exactly right. And that's why the framing of the issue in places like Washington, D. C was really about ensuring not only that we're going to de stigmatize and decriminalize the use of marijuana, but also that we're going to allow People and communities of color who had been burdened by this for so many years to benefit from the change in the law, either as participants in the market or at the very least, being able to enjoy the law itself without Um, you know, being harassed by the police. You know, it is true that even in states where marijuana has been been decriminalized, um such that you know, people aren't being arrested for it, but it just being cited. You still have black and brown folks being cited more often. Than white people in those jurisdictions. So you know those those inequities still exist. And we have a long way to go. Um, to your point. Um, but my hope is that As we're talking about this in a different way, um, that people will start to understand the the equity issues, uh, and allowing people to feel the book full benefit of this. Of this cultural shift. So a merit feels to me like that, over policing of black folk of poor folk of Latino folks is precisely related to this desire to discredit right should carry not only on the question the fact that she did use marijuana but also these other ways to to discredit her..
WTOP 24 Hour News
Washington, DC Council Member Withdraws Soda Tax Proposal Amid Pushback
"Legislation that would have created a new soda tax in the district is officially dead. It doesn't have enough support to move forward. That's what D C council member Brianne Nadeau said on social media, announcing that she's withdrawing the bill that would have replaced the city's current sales tax on sugary drinks. With the 1.5 cent per ounce excise tax on sweetened Beverages Council member Mary Che was on board with it, the CDC has said. If you try one single policy to address obesity in Children, a soda tax would be there because there's a direct correlation, but it's a tough sell. With many small market owners still struggling from the pandemic, Some said any new Texas could be devastating for business right
WTOP
"brianne" Discussed on WTOP
"6 21. A proposed soda tax in D. C is now dead. It would have imposed 1.5 cent per ounce tax on sugar sweetened beverages sold in the district as part of the Nutrition Equity Act. But now council member Brianne Nadeau says she is withdrawing the bill, saying there's not enough support to move the legislation forward. Opponents of the bill claimed the new tax would have devastating economic consequences on D C residents. More people were able to update their jobless claims Late this week after days of confusion surrounding Maryland's unemployment system. Starting Sunday, claimants reported difficulties filing their weekly certifications to continue receiving benefits. Many could not log onto the online claims Portal. But the Baltimore Sun reports the logjam ease this week as the state's online portal vendor added extra servers. If you're a fan of our news partners at NBC four, you may have been wondering where anchor Wendy Rieger has been for the past month. She's been in recovery after a brain tumor was diagnosed following an MRI. Now she's talking about what's next. Well, it takes two weeks to fully do a genetic markup of a tumor. And what I love about Pascal is that my doctor is that he says he never believes what the tumor first tells him. He'll never believe it. So we're waiting to see the story that the tumor is going to tell. But right now, you sort of I sort of don't think about that. The fact that it's gone because I could feel the pressure in my in my head and again. That was another thing. You have to listen. Friends of mine were saying you were saying there's something in my head and you have to listen to your body. Gregor had been experiencing migraines and light sensitivity or, of course, wishing her a full recovery and hope to see her back on the air. Soon. A new concert venue is coming to Tysons, the capital. One hall will open this October. This venue will really be nice, complemented Wolf Trap. Jiffy Lube live within the Northern Virginia area. Managing director Jonathan Griffith presents a 1600 seat performance hall, a 225 seat, black box theater and a 300 seat rooftop amphitheater. What I'm most excited about this Star Hill Beer garden where we're actually Having an old double decker tour bus from London. An old Greyhound bus converted into food kiosks. So far, they've announced comedian John Crist on October 10th comedian Taylor Tomlinson on November 13th Classic rock band, Kansas on December 19th and Country star Clint Black on February five c renderings of the venue and w two p dot com Jason freely w T O B news scientists have confirmed they've dug up one of the biggest dinosaur fossils in the world and more could be waiting to be found in the Australian Outback. It's cool. Australia Titan, Cooper insists, or Cooper for short standing 21 FT. Tall at nearly 100 FT Long. It was found in Outback Australia 14 years ago but only now confirmed as one of the largest dinosaurs in the world to be discovered. Now we can say we've definitely got a species that's in that top 10 to 15 largest dinosaur paleontologist Scott Hartnell, who says it may not be on its own. Maybe time will find us bigger dinosaurs here in Australian Scott Maimon for CBS News. Brisbane, Australia Coming Up in money news. More numbers that show you're paying more for things lately. We have that on the way. Oh, what's.
Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"brianne" Discussed on Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"And that's an exercise communities and now we are helping everyone do what they love longer and stronger. What i love about the website refresh is. It's very intuitive. So those of you that have never brought to well. I love like if you're looking for a certain thing you can find it through that way even if it's color or even if it's You know and then also if you're looking for it for a certain purpose so you know yeah. Yeah so it's great check out. What is your website. Apollo apolo performance apollo with an a. l. l. a. performance dot com and then we're at apollo performance facebook and instagram. Okay and a lot of listeners. Might know this as the socks that mia michaels talks about. That is to talk a little bit about that Partnership how exciting yeah. That was a big turning. Point that her up until that point I think it feels some time like we were standing in the middle of a dark graham screaming and wondering if anybody with hearing us you know Because we were trying to you know what..
Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"brianne" Discussed on Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"And things that you deal with when you go overseas and so that was important and so we started looking within the states and we were just we call him our godfather of knitting And and he took us under his wing and he they just. They did such an amazing job. Our hand through the process of teaching us and Really helping us make the right connections And i think that was you know one of the most important things that happened. I the company was finding them and it takes a while to doesn't it so from that conversation on the beach until you like were selling socks. Yeah we were in rnd for a year and a half and we you know. We made the decision to do this. Very calculated very measured the dance industry. You know had never seen anything like this. This footwear and you know compression was not a new thing. It was something that was available to everybody. We knew we wanted to make a better impression than anything else that was out there but we had to make it specifically for dancers to solve their problem because dancers as you know are used to bringing everything else worked for them but they don't ever have anything that's made just for that that works for everybody else and and we really wanted hugh do something that really solves this problem of the crazy injury risks that we were seeing You know casey was talking about facts and numbers and she had experiences in her own right with her own injury progression through dance. And but i had never done that. But i was seeing kids at twelve years old. Fourteen years old out for an entire season told they can never dance again. We're you know you're going to be crippled. Your for your life. Like i was seeing the things. That's so all the numbers and the facts and data that she's telling me really resonating over here with what i'm living in the moment and going..
Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"brianne" Discussed on Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"You come up with this like smoking. What did you know they don't background. They don't know he knew all of all of the things that we we everything that we've done really has been guided. It's it's really crazy. So casey who is my best friend and my business partner and she's our coo And she grew up dancing with my husband in idaho at the camp. And so they i and then you la to get or not. It's anaheim really but she moved to anaheim to get her master's in kinesiology and was living there with her sister and they were like family to my husband neck and so when i moved out to la and we eventually started dating. You know it was time to meet you. Know the coke sisters. That was her maiden name and We gotta go. we're gonna go meet casing kaliszan. I was you know. I don't know all about this girl. Best friend thing like yeah you know really like i know what what to make about best. We went out there. And i tell you re with instant connection was instant friend for life. I fell in love with them. And you know. Casey now is not the neck that we're better friends now than they ever were right. You know. he's you know gagging because we're on the phone all the time but But yeah so from there. I mean and we've just gone through every down together move across the country babies and you know. She met her husband and they kind of moved to the east coast and ended up in florida. We'll come to find out my family and her husband's family actually went Grew up vacationing on the same sleepy. Little beach town in florida called me smyrna beach and we happen to be there at the same exact time on her family. Vacations literally probably a mile or less down down the beach and i know we could walk to their place and yeah it was crazy. So you know we plan to meet up and we had a beach say and You know casey and her husband and been talking about this idea. Casey had research About the injuries for dancers and how crazy the injury rates were and you know. I think we can do something for the dance world about this and i wanna talk to me about it now is is actually the one that has the background in like. Is it exercise physiology. Okay certified personal trainers. She certified yoga teacher. She's got her master's in kinesiology absolutely our science brain And so she had all these ideas in her head and said you know Obviously at the time. I was on a completely different side of it. I was running the studio. We were very well connected in the world and You know she came to us and literally pitch the idea on this end on a beach and You know it was very scary. Somebody asked me that their day like how how. How did you reply to her. Like what was your thought and my thought. Was you know this a little bit. Wanted to open a dance studio at seven years old. I had had a few opportunities up until that moment to pull the trigger and do it and something never felt right. You know when she promoted up. I was scared. And i was overwhelmed. But in the best way and it was you know immediately that we were like yes. We're in you know and so from there we took. Gosh i mean we. We research we were dancers and we understood the problem and the pain point. But we didn't know anything about how to get a stockman..
Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"brianne" Discussed on Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"So i definitely think he's gonna be still doing and masterclasses and all that When he can't and he's gonna enjoy being dad. You know being at home for one. Then we're we're going to see where this takes us but we're really excited. You know that is not the first pandemic story. I've heard like that and if it You know if good things come out of this then I wish all those people wouldn't have died but that at least is you know we want it worth at those of us that had kind of pivot and change and reassess re-evaluate and when the pivot is where it's at that's just so important and you know the since our choices were limited your enemy dimick's shutdown all of his stuff. I'm sure like well. I'm not gonna go and teach this big convention because we can't or whatever yeah yeah it was impossible and and i think the people that really use the pandemic to learn something new and scary and maybe something. They had never had time to do before. I think those are the people that are gonna come out of the because they really use their time to hone their skill or you know skills or all you know. I don't know we're gonna talk about apollo little bit about personally speaking and business speaking. That's what that's what i had to do to. And so the The motto for twenty twenty one is moving forward to fabulous not back to normal because i love it and you know we were talking Before we started recording about You know sometimes. We're really really busy. Because of bad things like you just had a somebody go through cove it and and a bunch of stuff like that but then also we've been busy because we've created all these opportunities during the pandemic. Yeah yeah so lazy. And i say that all the time we've never worked harder and we we're pretty hard workers pretty much all the time but we. We've never worked harder than this time Then during the last year. I it's just been it's been insane. What what it's done to you know just everybody But if we are merge side of this better and then having those tools and making life look maybe more the way you want it to as opposed to in the beginning you know. Yeah so good. Things are coming out of this to all right. Are you ready to shift gears. And tell me all about apolo. I love your latin. Love your products love partnering with you Okay so let's start at the very beginning with the idea Because i read a little bit of this story and it just kinda happened with a conversation between friends that turned into this huge thing. And i love that. Yeah it's it's so funny because everybody always athlete. How did.
Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"brianne" Discussed on Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"There's just been a lot of connections made during this time there's been a lotta time for people to pause and and learn about what's important and focus on other things that maybe they normally don't have time to focus on to educate themselves and you know how they can evolve how on the industry can evolve So i think there's a lot of important things happening during this time To really just keep it in perspective. But you know i ultimately. I do think you know we're going to see live shows again. We're we're going to see you know things coming back in and i. I really look forward to the day that that happened right. One thing i was you mentioned live shows. One thing that i was noticing this was longtime ago like in the two thousands Sort of mid to late. Two thousands live was being replaced by Computer generated stuff where you would in other words like dancers wouldn't have to go on tour. They're replaced with the bells and whistles and lights and Maybe recorded dancing other than were shown on these huge video screens. Yeah so and then like the virtual stuff that the pandemic has opened up like. I i feel like there's a way that we won't ever go back to like you know You know the the big tours of Like when janet jackson madonna would brag small cities or c. Hammer right like an entire would be up there. So that's something to think about something to be prepared for but and then also is there there's opportunities everywhere but is there a place besides new york in l. a. That you think of dancers listening to this. They might wanna go check that out. Like vegas is delighted. Vegas is huge. Now when i say now i mean this general time not at the exact moment with everything the pandemic but yeah. I think vegas is huge. I think there's a lot to be said for young dancers to check out you know cruise one thing. Obviously there's a lot of they get a lot of flack but it's a great stepping stone for absolute Dancers to get their feet wet or you know for performance and learning how to do the same thing night after night and being in that process. It's a great way to see the world and save your money which is so important and I think you know it can lead to money. Money thinks so you know. I think that's a great outlet for for the answers to look at after high school and But yeah vegas has definitely earned you know i. It's just really Evolved so much as far as for dancers and you know hopefully cirque you know we're gonna see third comeback. Yes of this as well as they had their they left their mark on vegas go well and the union another thing that popped into my head is before the pandemic smaller tourist sites where i had a friend that danced in branson missouri for years..
Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"brianne" Discussed on Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"But i just think it's so important to diversify And you kinda knew that all along too because at performance window is so brief you know so and dancers probably get sick of hearing that too like you need something to fall back on. You need to know. But i felt funny. I felt like he rose to college. And i believe for me that that was the right thing but my dad didn't and he's a successful business owner. I think my husband didn't and he's very successful and smart. So i don't think it says anything about your. Don't go right. I think chatting with the people that i've chatted with you know just spent the pala and the talks that i have with industry leaders on all sides. I think it's a very personal decision to go to college and is very dependent on the person. Now i as a director. I was very involved with my student lives. And there's some that i would. I would tell them immediately. Go try to get build your professional career now. And there's some that. I would say absolutely need to go to college. Because and meet with their parents and meet with the kid because it's very individualized there's some kmart. It is very hard. You know you're going out. And you think i'm gonna do one thing but you also have to remember that you have to pay the bill and you have to have money to pay for it wearing or living and and and and sitting in classes audition in between working as not as easy as it sounds like you get the idea and you're gonna go right and so you really have to Passed away that out you ready for that. It can vary hyping in. La and a network you know the the lifestyle of networking and you know going out. I mean it's part of your job. Is that the answer is really that not built dot network though the community. You're really stales representative for yourself.
Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"brianne" Discussed on Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"I q dances jumping out behind a surfboard. We did certain faris by the beach. Boys and i was in love. I was obsessed from that point with all things performing. And i'm tv when they were still playing music videos and i would study it and choreographed in show on in my cries by neighborhood friends than we would charge. Everybody likes five cents to come see us. It was just such a passion of mine. I mean i think i said you know somewhere in that seven two time range. I'm gonna own a studio one day and it was just it was. There was no question in my mind. About what i want to do. So from there. You know i the end all through high school. That was really before competition conventions were really big. I'm dating myself but Sorry that wasn't as much of thing And but i i the and all the time i was in a pre professional show choir ensembles so i sang in the bear It was a cheerleader. I was very involved in school. And i started assisting when i was sixteen At my dance studio that. I grew up training at and And it just just really fell in love with the teaching side of things and really mastered that i developed With friend of mine we developed a competition program Right up right after high school they have not had one there before and that was really my first time getting my feet. Wet with you know with that side of things and really building something that you know match division that. I had in my head and it was. It was so much fun. And so i think from their everything just it was very organic the way it happened. You know i went to college. I kept teaching But i got my business degree you know. I came from a business background in my family family business and it was he's part of woven into who i who i was growing up and still amazon adult and you know i knew that you know dance would be there.
Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"brianne" Discussed on Larkspur Dance & Choreography Podcast
"Podcast. This is melanie. Daily and i am rocking the podcast. At least the intro. And the ultra by myself today. My buddy kayla is taking some much deserved time off. She never gets a weekend so this week. She had an opportunity to do. Just that and i am thrilled for her. I have a fantastic guest on the podcast today. It's a guest slash sponsor. And i just love their products so much that i thought the best way to get the word out about it would be to have One of the fantastic owners of the company come on her name is brion zagorski I i found out about this product. Whenever i attended the national dance coaches association conference a couple years ago. Which by the way. That's coming up. Mark your calendars. It's in may go to national dance coaches dot org for more information so see is just a fantastic place that you can Make all kinds of connections find.
Fancy Free Podcast
"brianne" Discussed on Fancy Free Podcast
"And i'm your host and today i'm so excited to bring you guys bryanne davis whether lighting up the big screen or calling the shots behind the scene director producer and writer. Bryanne davis is one of the most electric talents to storm hollywood by force. She recently wrapped two seasons as a series regular on history. Channel's six as well. As a role in the upcoming season of netflix's lucifer originally from atlanta at brienne moved to los angeles to pursue her acting career. Her first lead role came in two thousand five with the blockbuster hit jarhead opposite. Jake jilin hall. Her credits include recurring roles on who's casual. Tnt's murder in the first hbo's true blood as well as fx nip. Tuck ncis los angeles cbs. Csi miami abc's desperate housewives and hbo's triplet not only an actor. Brian is also an accomplished director and producer thriving behind the camera as much as infront. She has produced three films with her production company. Give and take productions. She has directed two features the night visitor to heather their story and deadly signal which premiered at the just film festival in spain. Bram has over a decade of recovery as a sex and love addict and she currently hosts and produces the popular mental health. Podcast secret life. Breanna is the creator of two female driven tv series. Take back the night and secret life. She's currently pitching them to networks with her. Producing partner has been mark gantt. She recently finished writing her. First romana Fiction novel secret life of a hollywood sex and love addict which released february twelfth. She lives in los angeles with her husband and son davis and their dog bear. Bria thank you so much for being with me today on my god. I'm so excited. Thanks for having me absolutely okay listeners. If you didn't recognize your voice. I'm just going to give you a little brush. Brianna his had feature roles on movies such as jarhead prom night american virgin and she's most recently been on the series six. Correct me if there's been more recent role. Oh i've just been on lucifer which people are like lucifer. People are psychotic about the show. So i've and season five of lucifer on netflix. And then i just had a movie on lifetime khad secret life of a celebrity surrogate which it was called the surrogate. But now it's secret life. So i become the secret life person. How crazy yeah. All secrets was such a big part of your uterit- sheesh will maybe. Because i held so many secrets for so many years. That like karma is getting me back bursting. i'm guess. Okay well fill in the blanks. What did i miss about who you are and what you do. Well i live in los angeles. I wouldn't live here if i wasn't in the business but i live with my husband. Mark gantt he's also an actor director producer and we have a production company together and he's the other half of secret life podcast than i have my little son. That's about to be three years old. In april and he is you know a toddler at home during the pandemic which is always fun that i have my dog my old dog. What kind of dog do you have. He's a yorkshire terrier he's twenty pounds and he's poor little is like a senior citizen all hobbling his name's bear bear cute. Okay well let's get to know you a little bit better with some rapid fire questions. What was your first job. My first job. I worked at a tanning.
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Sex & Love Addiction with Brianne Davis
"Okay I bran I have to say I'm so excited to have you on the show I'm so excited to meet you and I have to tell this little story that you and I, were just talking about where we started recording. So for those of you out there I think you're all pretty familiar that I am a binge TV watcher and Especially as an entrepreneur and so much of my work you know when you have a digital company, everything is on the computer, right? So I'm just at home glued to my computer all the time and they always have TV going I. always have shows on or documentaries or news in I had come across this show. There was fantastic and binged the whole thing to seasons and got it I I thought the show was new because I had murdered it before. So I was like, oh my gosh, when is the next season show spin tastic and only find out the show is actually your years old and there were no more seasons and I was heartbroken. Next thing I know maybe five days later I get this email from this beautiful person about collaborating doing a podcast. Going on her podcast in a google her of course, and you are from the show but yes. Like you so crazy the show is called six it is it was so much fun. I mean, it's exactly my kind of show like high action, all of that. I love. So it was really great for me but how excited was I that five days later you were coming out at the television and entering my real life. So from there I'm GonNa let you introduce yourself tell everybody a little bit about you and what you do of God that is the best story ever feel like there's we're connected all by energy and I'm Brian Davis by the way but it's such a God shot such a like. How does that happen out of all the people in the world get an email five days later that to me is as. Easy but yeah. My Name's Bryanne. I've been around in the Hollywood world for probably twenty years I'm one of those actors you've seen, but you don't know her name I. We say that like You I those people that look at me and like I've seen you before I don't know what it's from I'm yeah. I've been pretty much on every show you can imagine and movie you just wouldn't know me. Still working actor but Yeah. I, just started this new podcast called secret life podcast because. In March right in for the quarantine hit. I released this article in Huff post is called. I am a sex and love addict, and this is how I knew. And I decided to put myself out there at my years of sobriety and I thought the world was going to stop and everyone was going to applaud me or nothing happens. So it really reminded me how small we are in this world and it and I woke up the next morning and I thought secret life podcasts other people's secrets I connect to other people during this. Tumultuous time that we're going through and it's been such a blessing in that what is what made me reach out to you to another female podcast? You're talking about recovery talking about themselves better as a person. So yeah, that's a little bit about me I. Love that. So I have to tell you too. I was super excited. When I googled, you were excited to see you are about sex and love addiction because especially the love addiction part because I feel like certainly in the last several years, sex addiction is getting more attention. It's definitely becoming more prominent in conversation, which is so. freaking necessary fell necessary and at the same time I think that for women a lot of women, it does tend to feel more on the love addiction side in just those negative habits but you don't know that certainly when you're in the midst of it when you're just having bad relationship after bad relationship, you know what I mean you don't understand that it really is a negative and damaging pattern that you're repeating over and over again and I didn't realize it until many many years into my sobriety. I was probably seven eight, nine years maybe before it dawned on me like, okay well. This is what I've been doing. I'm picking why do I keep picking this kind of person or this unavailable person? Yeah. It's Jirama gene. I think it's challenging to understand in the beginning to that because I am
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Indianapolis police officer shot and killed on domestic violence call
"The the mystic mystic violence violence calls calls are are some some of of the the most most dangerous dangerous calls calls that that police police can can get get over over their their radios radios Chris Chris Davis Davis reports on why is staying at home can mean more danger for some people than corona virus last week officer Brianne lease with the Indianapolis metro police were shot through a front door while answering a domestic call the traffic stops are the two deadliest called you don't know what you're walking into Kelly McBride executive director for the domestic violence network on W. I. B. C.'s first day she says with people put together in close proximity domestic violence is almost a given call to our crisis lines are increasing as well she says if you're in an abusive relationship shelters are still open and you should call to find a safe way out