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Conversations with Coach LA
What Does Therapy Mean to Artist Dr. Rob "ProBlak" Gibbs?
"First question is what does therapy mean to you? When I say therapy, what comes to mind? What comes to mind when I hear the word therapy? I hear it's what I hear, you know? And I think therapy is the ability to hear yourself think. You know, whenever you are out in the world, what you portray is what you imagine yourself kind of navigating through and walking through and it starts out with you. So imagine when you get all this information and you got to have the time to download and because that's a part of your makeup, it's an addition to your character. So therapy is just kind of a, it's like a check -in, you know what I mean? It's a like, yo, are you good? Is the information that I receive something that I can take tidbits and pieces away from? What do I need to download? What could I add on? What could I leave behind? What could I get back to later? You know, and therapy to me is like a soundboard. You know, that's a great, a great way to frame it because often I think people make it too complicated, right? Therapy, I talk about journaling, so I'm a big journaler, right? I encourage people to write. I also do poetry. And for me, those are mental massages. You know, you go to a massage therapist and they start giving you a massage and they get to a certain spot that you didn't even know hurt. Right. And I think that that's for me, you know, it's a mental massage. You get to certain things trigger you and you didn't even know that bothered you until it, till, till you get triggered. Exactly. Right. So good, good, good response. Good response. Now, have you ever gone to therapy? I have not gone to therapy traditionally. I think I'll tell me more. I'll tell you more. I think, I think like when you go to the barbershop, when you're young and you grow up in that environment, that's a level of therapy because that, that type of self care where you go in kind of wolfing and then you leave brand new, the conversations that you get into the fellowship that happens in a barbershop alone, like you're left there for hours, especially if you're waiting for the dope barber, you know what I'm saying? And so with everybody waiting for the same barber, there's an exchange of information. There's like commentary around an album that dropped or verse or, you know, things that were happening in the world. You know what I mean? It can be the final call that got dropped in the barbershop that morning. Somebody will take the time to read the article. It can be a brother who came in and had something going on in his mind. You're not necessarily air hustling, you're a part of that community. It's like young, young guys watching grown men who are having these conversations and just getting a series of opinions to be like, yo, if there's anything that I ever had to add to that conversation. And it depends on what it is. That level of like openness and just the way that you got brought up and, you know, raised in that it helps you navigate in just different parts, man. So I would say like that was a form of it was informal. But when I look at what therapy does, that was very instrumental practice. But that's real. I think for us as a community, a lot of us had therapists, right? They weren't licensed therapists. But I think some of the best individuals that go into the work that I do were already coaches in doing it. They just didn't have the clinical context to maybe what they were doing. But one thing they were able to do is to connect.
The Bill Simmons Podcast
Fresh update on "gibbs" discussed on The Bill Simmons Podcast
"I was researching them, because when we talk about the torture teams, we always talk about like the Lions and the Vikings and the Browns and the Bills. In the last 25 years, the Bears have won three playoff games. Like how long can you ride the 85 Bears thing? There's people who are 40 who don't remember the 85 Super Bowl at this point. Their last seven coaches were Eber Flus, Matt Nagy, John Fox, Mark Trestman, Lovey Smith, who's the best of the bunch by far, Dick Jaron, and Dave Wanstad. These are their last seven coaches. Like doesn't that make you feel better about the Cowboys? Yeah, it does. The best quarterback was Jay Cutler for a year. Their biggest rival is the Packers, and they never ever beat them, right? That's the other thing. And got mocked by the Packers quarterback year after year. And the Justin Fields is just, he's not the answer. I don't know what, they were gonna get smoked anyway. But when you lose 41 to 10, you expect the losing quarterback to have 400 yards passing. He had 99 yards passing. He had 11 completions. No one else played quarterback. Yeah, he can't even do garbage time yards. Yeah, right. Yeah, I don't understand what goes on there. Yeah, and they're the cursed franchise. I thought it was the Colts. I was like, oh, they have the new A-hole owner. They had a lot of off-season stuff, right? No, it's the Bears. Now it's their coach. Now it's their 0-3. Didn't they have $100,000 worth of equipment stolen this week? Like every week there's a crazy story with them. Well, and then they got Michael Parson stolen. That's right, that's right. Yeah, they could have taken, when did they take Fields, 11? They trade up for him? I can't remember. But that was in the Michael Parson. And Patrick Holmes will always remind them that they passed on him, right? So, of course, this was gonna be a 31-point blowout that we should have just jumped on. So, silver linings for the Bears. I can't help you. You wanna do cross-offs right now? Because I have Chicago and Denver as our first two absolute cross-offs. Do we wanna wait? Because they play each other. Nah, they're both fun. They're two cross-offs. Denver lost by, Denver gave off 70 points today. And then I was watching the overtime show with Terry Bradshaw, the Fox show. And he's like, they'd been probably on too long. I don't think Terry should be on live TV for more than maybe 20 minutes at a time. But it was like the 30-minute mark. And he starts going this whole thing about, this is not the quarterback, Sean Payton. Sean Payton doesn't have his quarterback yet. It's like, how is this Russell Wilson's fault? They gave up 70 points. They gave up 10 touchdowns. They gave up 11 touchdowns. Did he mean cornerback? Did he mean corner? Yeah, that's bad. Yeah, and I think there's a collective exhale when Terry gets through the halftime highlights. But I love him, God bless him. But yeah, I don't know what to do about that. All right, I'll cross both of those off. Yeah, I mean, Denver's my best bet. It has to be the worst in the league, not to mention the Wilson part. Hey, maybe we've seen this happen sometimes with the coaches that come back and they don't have it anymore. Remember when Joe Gibbs came back that time? It's like, oh, Joe Gibbs is back. It's like, eh, okay. Like you had Landry, he just didn't have his fastball anymore for what, four years there? It would be like right now, it would be like if Brady retired and the Patriots went 500 for the next four years. You're getting there, yeah. Oh, shit, that was a bad example.
Conversations with Coach LA
What Does Therapy Mean to Artist Dr. Rob "ProBlak" Gibbs?
"First question is what does therapy mean to you? When I say therapy, what comes to mind? What comes to mind when I hear the word therapy? I hear it's what I hear, you know? And I think therapy is the ability to hear yourself think. You know, whenever you are out in the world, what you portray is what you imagine yourself kind of navigating through and walking through and it starts out with you. So imagine when you get all this information and you got to have the time to download and because that's a part of your makeup, it's an addition to your character. So therapy is just kind of a, it's like a check -in, you know what I mean? It's a like, yo, are you good? Is the information that I receive something that I can take tidbits and pieces away from? What do I need to download? What could I add on? What could I leave behind? What could I get back to later? You know, and therapy to me is like a soundboard. You know, that's a great, a great way to frame it because often I think people make it too complicated, right? Therapy, I talk about journaling, so I'm a big journaler, right? I encourage people to write. I also do poetry. And for me, those are mental massages. You know, you go to a massage therapist and they start giving you a massage and they get to a certain spot that you didn't even know hurt. Right. And I think that that's for me, you know, it's a mental massage. You get to certain things trigger you and you didn't even know that bothered you until it, till, till you get triggered. Exactly. Right. So good, good, good response. Good response. Now, have you ever gone to therapy? I have not gone to therapy traditionally. I think I'll tell me more. I'll tell you more. I think, I think like when you go to the barbershop, when you're young and you grow up in that environment, that's a level of therapy because that, that type of self care where you go in kind of wolfing and then you leave brand new, the conversations that you get into the fellowship that happens in a barbershop alone, like you're left there for hours, especially if you're waiting for the dope barber, you know what I'm saying? And so with everybody waiting for the same barber, there's an exchange of information. There's like commentary around an album that dropped or verse or, you know, things that were happening in the world. You know what I mean? It can be the final call that got dropped in the barbershop that morning. Somebody will take the time to read the article. It can be a brother who came in and had something going on in his mind. You're not necessarily air hustling, you're a part of that community. It's like young, young guys watching grown men who are having these conversations and just getting a series of opinions to be like, yo, if there's anything that I ever had to add to that conversation. And it depends on what it is. That level of like openness and just the way that you got brought up and, you know, raised in that it helps you navigate in just different parts, man. So I would say like that was a form of it was informal. But when I look at what therapy does, that was very instrumental practice. But that's real. I think for us as a community, a lot of us had therapists, right? They weren't licensed therapists. But I think some of the best individuals that go into the work that I do were already coaches in doing it. They just didn't have the clinical context to maybe what they were doing. But one thing they were able to do is to connect.
AP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "gibbs" discussed on AP 24 Hour News
"The Browns are two and one. The Titans one and two. I'm Dave Ferry. Tua Tung of Aloha threw for four touchdowns and the 3 -0 Dolphins set several team records in a 70 -20 dismantling Broncos. of the Tung of Aloha missed on only three of his 26 pass attempts and finished with 309 yards. Devin Achain tore up Denver's defense with 203 yards rushing and two touchdowns along with a of pair scoring grabs. If we go out there and we're all clicking on all the cylinders, I feel like, you know, that's something. You know, it was, I mean, I wouldn't say that I came out here like, OK, we're going to score 70 points. But I mean, we're capable of doing a lot of great stuff with Raheem this team. Mostert accounted for 82 yards and three scores on 18 carries as Miami racked up 26 total yards, including 350 on the ground. I'm Dave Ferry. Hi, Larry Elder here. 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Spend this week trying to get agreements on some spending bills to avert a government shutdown next weekend. The deadline is next Saturday when the fiscal year ends. Some of House Speaker Kevin McCarthy's allies spent the weekend working on areas of government spending that are not opposed by conservatives. The New England Department of Defense, Security, Agriculture, Louisiana Republican Garrett Graves. We can truly reduce spending and address a lot of the fundamental problems that this administration is causing. President Biden addressing the Congressional Black Caucus this weekend says he had a deal with the House Speaker and that should end the problem. Small group of extreme Republicans don't want to live up to the deal so now everyone in America could be forced the to pay price. If the House and Senate can't agree on a government spending package, a shutdown will likely take effect October 1st and many government services will be halted. Jackie Quinn, Washington. The lion's sack Desmond Ritter seven times on their way to a 20 to 6 win over the Falcons. Aiden Hutchinson notched his first two sacks sacks of the season including a strip sack and the fumble recovery for a Lions defense that held the Falcons to just 183 yards the total offense. Thought we had good rush lanes and I thought I mean we were playing well all the way around so I think know we we found out how to rush the passer this week. Jared Goff ran in a score and threw under rookie tight end Sam Laporta who found the end zone for the for the first time in his career in a match of running backs drafted early in the first round. Jameer Gibbs at 79 rushing yards for Detroit while Robinson Dejon was limited to just 33 yards on 10 carries. Denny Kap, Detroit. Palestinian workers in the Gaza Strip have found dozens of ancient graves including two coffins made of lead in a Roman era cemetery. It's a site that dates back some 2 ,000 years that archaeologists describe as the largest cemetery ever discovered in Gaza. Workers came upon the site last year during the construction of an Egyptian -funded housing project in the northern Gaza Strip. Since then, crews have worked to excavate the site with the support of French experts. Gaza, a coastal enclave home to some 2 .3 million people has a rich history stemming from its location on ancient trade routes but a number of factors including Israel's occupation, Hamas' 16 -year takeover of the territory and rapid urban growth have conspired to endanger many of the besieged Strip's archaeological treasures. The skeletons discovered at the site be will sent out of Gaza for additional analysis. The remains are set to return to the Hamas -led ministry of antiquities and tourism. I'm Lawrence Brooks. Thank The church needs another. The none to barely beat out expendables for with movie audiences this weekend. The difference is that the none to has been out for three weeks and expendables for is new and was expected to have a bigger opening weekend. The none to made $8 .4 million domestically according to studio estimates. Well, expendables for earned $8 .3 million. haunting A in Venice takes the number three spot this week. The equalizer three is in fourth and Barbie is in fifth. Six Portuguese children and young adults are set to take 32 European governments to court for what they say is a failure to adequately address human caused climate change in violation of their human rights. The case which is to be heard on Wednesday will be the first of its kind filed with the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. Victory could compel governments to radically abrade their climate policies and significantly slash planet warming emissions. The court's rulings are legally binding and failure to comply makes countries liable for hefty fines. It's the latest instance of young people sidestepping politics and using the courts to hold governments to account on climate action. One survey says there have been over 2000 climate -related cases filed globally. I'm Lawrence Brooks. I'm Margie Zaraleta with an entertainment update. The major movie and TV studios are meeting with Hollywood screenwriters over the weekend for negotiations to end the Writers Guild of America strike that's been going on since May. studios The and the actors union SAG -AFTRA, which has been picketing since July, are not engaging in any new talks New Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is back at his old job repairing roofs in his hometown. Mackey has teamed with the nonprofit group Rebuilding Together New Orleans for a second year to fix roofs damaged by natural disasters for those in need. Usher will do the halftime show for the Super Bowl on February 11th in Las Vegas. He's known for songs like OMG, Burn, and Yeah. I'm RG Zaraleta. Pope Francis has labeled the weapons industry as being a key driver of Russia's war in Ukraine and the martyrdom of Ukraine's people. He added even the withholding of weapons now was going to continue their misery. The Pope made the comments during brief remarks to reporters while returning home from Marseille in the morning. Francis acknowledged he was frustrated that the Vatican's diplomatic initiatives hadn't borne much fruit but said that arms dealers are more interested in continuing Russia's war. He described the paradox that was keeping Ukraine and martyred people, that at first many countries gave Ukraine weapons now were taking them away. Francis appeared to be referring to Poland's recent announcement that it was no longer transferring arms to Ukraine. A Polish government spokesperson later clarified that the country was now only giving supplies of ammunition and aid. I'm Lawrence Brooks. Just a week before his 99th birthday, former president Jimmy Carter and his wife appeared at a festival in Plains, Georgia. People who attended this weekend's Plains Peanut Festival in Plains, Georgia, say they were thrilled to see former President Jimmy Carter and his wife, Rosalynn, being driven through the event. A video was posted on social media of the former first couple in an SUV taking in the sites and waving to spectators Saturday. The couple married 77 years has largely retreated from the public spotlight amid health challenges. The former president's been in home hospice care since February. His 99th birthday arrives October 1st and Rosalynn Carter was recently diagnosed with dementia. The Carter Center says they enjoyed the ride through the festival.
The Eric Metaxas Show
A highlight from Ricky Skaggs (Encore)
"Welcome to The Eric Metaxas Show with your host, Eric Metaxas. Sometimes you have the privilege of having a guest on the program who really is what we call a legend. And I never would say this if he were here because I wouldn't want to embarrass him, but the person that I'm going to interview in a couple of seconds, some of you know all about him. If you don't, you will very soon. His name is Ricky Skaggs. He is a legend in the music industry. He has 15 Grammy Awards in 1982. He was the youngest member ever at that time to be inducted into the Grand Ole Opry. When he was six years old, the father of Bluegrass, Bill Monroe, picked this six -year -old out and said, would you play for us? He went on to become a seven -year -old playing with Lester Flatt and Earl Scruggs. There's videotape of it. In 1971, when he was still extremely young, teenager, went off to play with Ralph Stanley in his band. By about 1980, country legend Chet Atkins credited him, my guest Ricky Skaggs, with saving country music. Have you heard enough? He has played, performed, produced with Barry Gibb. Emmylou Harris in the 70s produced Dolly Parton, worked with Bruce Hornsby in the Amana Radar range. In 2021, the President of the United States gave him the National Medal of Arts. Again, I wouldn't say this if he was here in the studio, but he is a legend. And I'm very embarrassed to say I think he's right here in the studio. I never would have said this, Ricky, if I knew you were sitting here. Ricky, my new friend, welcome. It's great to be here, Eric. I was sitting there listening to you make all these nice things, and we could be talking about all kinds of other things. So anyway, I appreciate it, and you're a man of honor. I made a lot of this stuff up. I just want my audience to know this couldn't be true. So I'll have to live up to the things that you said. When you were six years old, now, you know, you're in your late 60s now. So when you were six years old, which would put us back about 1960, you played with Bill Monroe. That is very hard to comprehend. I know my dad bought me a mandolin when I was five. And so I learned, you know, why do you do that? I had been singing in church with him and mom since I was like three years old. And this is in old Kentucky. In Kentucky, and we would sing songs together at home. And then when we go to church, we'd get up and they would set me, literally set me on the pulpit, and I would sing harmony with mom and dad. They would set you on the pulpit. Yeah. See, up here, we'd say, put you up on the pulpit. But down there, they would set you on the pulpit. That sounds better. That sounds more American. But you, the reason I'm saying this is you obviously at that time already had a gift for harmonizing. You could hear and sing. And so they knew that they needed to encourage you. So your dad at age five gets you a mandolin. And already at age six, Bill Monroe is taking notice of you. Well, mom and dad and I would play at church, like I said. And then dad and I would go to this little local grocery store there in Blaine, Kentucky, and they would set me up on the pop case, you know, that had that. So it wasn't a pulpit. It was the pop case. That's the marketplace version. Right. Yeah. So I was getting I was getting my teeth ready for the marketplace back then. But I would sit and play and sing and people would want to get a Coke. So I'd have to scoot over and they, you know, it was a double door. And look, you were so cute. I saw the video of you I saw with flat and scrubs, which people can look up on YouTube. But I mean, you were so darn cute at age seven. And when he says, what's your name? You say, Ricky Skaggs. It's so cute. It's unbelievably cute. But even cuter is the song you sing. Because for a seven year old to sing a song about a broken heart and a woman who left me is funny. Yeah, I didn't understand those things back then. I just liked the song and the song was Ruby. Are you mad at your man? Ruby. Oh, Ruby. I mean, to hear you mad at your man and the 70 year old singing it while he's playing. And that's what I sung with the Bill Monroe thing. You know, it was a hit. Are you mad at your man? You know, the neighbors in the hood at this little high school for Bill Monroe was playing. And you know, they started shouting out after half hour, Mr. Monroe's set. They started shouting out, let little Ricky Skaggs get up and sing, you know. And my dad didn't plant these people, I promise you, you know. And anyway, I didn't even take a mandolin with me. So the irony of the whole thing is that I had to play this size mandolin. You had to play. I had to play his mandolin. You played Bill Monroe's mandolin when you were six years old? Six years old. And I, you know. Not many people can say that. He took the strap around and, you know, wrapped it around the curl here so that it would fit me. Right. Set it on me. And I said, you know, they said, what do you want to do? And I said, Ruby. And so it was a popular song by the Osborne brothers, Bob and Sonny Osborne. And so away we went, you know, and you know, no mistakes, no, you know, I didn't flip out, didn't faint or anything, fall on the floor, didn't drop his mandolin. Well, you were too young to be self -conscious, probably. Yeah, I didn't know what that was, you know. If you were 11, you would have just freaked out. I probably would have. But he sent me back off stage and then did his big famous Mule Skinner Blues just to rat me, show me up. No, I don't know that for sure. But I just, you know, the crazy thing about that is when I became a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, they wanted me to take out of the, they got some, some instruments in a place in the Country Music Hall of Fame Museum called the Precious Jewels. They have Earl Scruggs' banjo. They have Maybelle Carter's famous archtop. What? They still have that? Yeah. They have Bill Monroe's F5 mandolin in the case, so they took it out for me. Do they have Mother Maybelle's tortoiseshell combs? Maybe. I'm just kidding. But I mean, who knew that? Unless you're sitting here, I wouldn't know that they would have these objects. These are like sacred relics. But they let me play that same mandolin that I played when I was six years old. He kept that mandolin all his life. He got it in 1945, found it in a barber shop in Miami, Florida. Of all places, you know, to be in Miami, Florida, walking the streets, just out walking around, and happened to look in a barber shop with thousands of barber shops in Miami, Florida. So Bill Monroe found it in 1945. And went in and bought it for $200. And used it for the 15 years until he met you. Then he lets you play it. He keeps playing it, and today it still exists. Yeah, it does. And was busted up, and still, you know, Gibson put it back together meticulously. But it's amazing. And it just brought back so many memories. It almost closed a door, or closed a season of my life, you know, to play that mandolin at six years old, and then get to play it again, going into the most famous, you know. When did they induct you into the Country Music Hall of Fame? 2018. So they waited way too long. Shame on you. No, it's almost funny to me, because it is, you know, you, listen, if in 1980, Chet Atkins, the legend, you know, credits you with saving country music from the commercialization that it was undergoing because of the urban cowboy fad and John Travolta hiss. But it's just kind of funny to me, because you've been in this world, you know, forever. The idea that you were playing with Ralph Stanley, when you were just a kid, what was it, 1971, so you're like 17, were you still in high school? I mean, you're still in high school. Yeah. Did you graduate? No, I wanted to go to the Stanley School of Music, so I wanted to stay. We started, Keith Whitley and I started when we were 16, and played the summer with Ralph, and then we had to go back to school, and, you know, Ralph wanted us to go get our education, and I thought, man, this is the education I want right here, you know. I think a lot of people understand. Folks, I'm talking, in case you're just tuning in, this is Ricky Skaggs sitting here, we will continue the conversation on all kinds of subjects, don't go away.
AP 24 Hour News
Fresh "Gibbs" from AP 24 Hour News
"Jared Goff ran in a score and threw under rookie tight end Sam Laporta who found the end zone for the first time in his career. In a match of running backs drafted early in the first round, Jameer Gibbs at 79 rushing yards for Detroit while Dijon Robinson was limited to just 33 yards and 10 carries. Denny Kapp, Detroit. Palestinian workers in the Gaza Strip have found dozens of ancient graves including two coffins made of lead in a Roman era cemetery. It's a site that dates back some 2 ,000 years that archaeologists describe as the largest cemetery ever discovered in Gaza. Workers came upon the site last year during the construction of an Egyptian funded housing project in the northern Gaza Strip. Since then, crews have worked to excavate the site with support of French experts. Gaza, a coastal enclave home to some 2 .3 million people has a rich history stemming from its location on ancient trade routes but a number of factors including Israel's occupation, Hamas' 16 -year takeover of the territory and rapid urban growth have conspired to endanger many of the besieged Strip's archaeological treasures. The skeletons discovered at the site will be sent out of Gaza for additional analysis. The remains are set to return to the Hamas led Ministry of Antiquities and Tourism. I'm Lawrence Brooks. The nun, too, unexpectedly takes spot the top at the box office this weekend. I'm Archie Zaraleta with the latest. Sister Irene, you performed a miracle. The church needs another. The nun, too, barely beat out Expendables 4 with movie audiences this weekend. The difference is that the nun, too, has been out for three weeks and Expendables 4 is new and was expected to have a bigger opening weekend. The nun, too, made $8 .4 million domestically, according to studio estimates, while Expendables 4 earned $8 .3 million. A haunting in Venice takes the number three spot this week. The equalizer three is in fifth and Barbie is in fifth. Six Portuguese children and young adults are set to take 32 European governments to court for what they say is a failure to adequately address human caused climate change in a violation of their human rights. The case, which is to be heard on Wednesday, will be the first of its kind filed with the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. Victory could compel governments radically to recalibrate their climate policies and significantly slash planet warming emissions. The rulings are legally binding and failure to comply makes countries liable for hefty fines. It's the latest instance of young people sidestepping politics and using the courts to hold governments to account on action. climate One survey says there have been over 2000 climate related cases filed globally. I'm Lawrence Brooks. I'm Margie Zaraleta with an entertainment update. The major movie and TV studios are meeting with Hollywood screenwriters over the weekend for negotiations to end the Writers Guild of America strike that's been going on since May. The studios and the actors union SAG -AFTRA, which has been picketing since July, are not engaging in any new talks to end that strike. I'm sorry, wait. Captain America. Actor Anthony Mackie, known for playing the new Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is back at his old job repairing roofs in his hometown. Mackie has teamed with the nonprofit group Rebuilding Together New Orleans for a second year to fix roofs damaged by natural disasters for those in need. Oh, oh, oh, oh. Usher will do the halftime show for the Super Bowl on February 11th in Las Vegas. He's known for songs like OMG, Burn, and Yeah. I'm RG Zaraleta. Pope Francis has labelled the weapons industry as being a key driver of Russia's war in Ukraine and the martyrdom of Ukraine's people. He added even the withholding of weapons now was going to continue their misery. The Pope made comments the during brief remarks to reporters while returning home from Marseille in France. Don't lose your money. Francis acknowledged he was frustrated that the Vatican's diplomatic initiatives hadn't borne much fruit, but said that arms dealers are more interested in continuing Russia's war. described He the paradox that was keeping Ukraine and martyred people, that at first many countries gave Ukraine weapons, but now were taking them away. Francis appeared be to referring to Poland's recent announcement that it was no longer transferring arms to Ukraine. A Polish government spokesperson later clarified that the country was now only giving supplies of ammunition and armaments that had previously been agreed. I'm Lawrence Brooks. Just a week before his 99th birthday, former president Jimmy being Frey, Carter and his wife appeared at a festival in Plains, Georgia. People who attended this weekend's Plains Peanut Festival in Plains, Georgia say they were thrilled to see former president Jimmy Carter and his wife Rosalynn being driven through the event. A video was posted on social media of former the first couple in an SUV taking in the sights and waving to spectators Saturday. The couple married 77 years has largely retreated from the public spotlight amid health challenges. The former president's been in home hospice care since February. His 99th birthday arrives October 1st and Rosalynn Carter was recently diagnosed with dementia. The Carter Center says they enjoyed the ride through the festival. I'm Jackie Quinn. Israeli airstrikes have struck militant sites in Gaza for the third straight day. The Israeli military says the strikes came after Palestinian militants near the border fence launched incendiary balloons into Israel and threw an explosive soldiers. at There were no reported casualties. It's the latest in a surge of violence during the sensitive Jewish holiday period of Yom Kippur. Earlier the Israeli military shot and wounded five Palestinians who were rallying at the separation fence along the Israeli frontier. It also comes on the heels of an Israeli military raid in the West northern Bank that Palestinian health officials say have killed two Palestinians. A tally carried out by the Associated Press has found some 190 Palestinians have been killed in the West Bank since the start of year, the while in the same time frame at least 31 people have been killed in Palestinian attacks against Israelis. I'm Lawrence Brooks. NASA's first asteroid samples fetched from deep space into the Utah desert Sunday to cap a seven -year journey. Mission Control and NASA's James Traley announcing the momentous journey of the OSIRIS -REx spacecraft and its precious cargo from asteroid Bennu. And touchdown of the OSIRIS -REx sample return capsule. A journey of a billion miles to asteroid Bennu and back has come to an end. Marking America's first sample return mission of its kind and opening a time capsule to our ancient solar system. It hit our building blocks from the dawn of our solar system 4 .5 billion years ago. The samples will help scientists better understand how Earth and life formed. I'm Julie Walker. Kosovo's Prime Minister says one police officer has been killed and another wounded in an attack He claims neighbouring Serbia supported. Prime Minister Albin Koty says masked professionals armed with heavy weapons opened fire on a police patrol north of the capital Pristina in the early hours of the morning. Kosovo police say two trucks without license plates blocked a bridge at the entrance to a village. police Three units were sent to unblock it but came under fire from different positions with various weapons including hand grenades and bombs. Police managed to push back the attack and take two injured officers to hospital. One of them was dead on arrival but the condition of the other is not life threatening. Kosovo
AP News Radio
Flood concerns rise as Mississippi River crests in Iowa city
"The Mississippi River is flooding some communities around it as it swells beyond its banks. Prairie du chien Wisconsin resident Melissa Tyree tells Casey RG TV. She's been dealing with about two to three feet of water in her basement. The water in the basement stain about the same, so we're pumping about the same amount of water out. The Mississippi River has been resting after a giant snowpack in northern Minnesota began melting, moving down the approximately 2300 mile stretch. National weather service meteorologist Alex Gibbs in the quad cities bureau. I think we're looking at top 5 crests right now with this one. So at some sites in our area. I'm Julie Walker.
AP 24 Hour News
Fresh "Gibbs" from AP 24 Hour News
"Forced to pay the price. If the House and Senate can't agree on a government spending package, a shutdown will likely take effect by 1st October and many government services will be halted. Jackie Quinn, Washington. Thank you for listening to the AP Radio Network. Did you know that you can purchase prints of AP's photography for your personal or small business use? Every day AP's photographers capture incredible images from all around the world. They're on the scene of wars and conflict, concerts, movie premieres, championship games, and parades. You can browse APimages .com to find iconic photos to display in your home, office, restaurant, or to give to friends and colleagues. For more information visit The Lions sacked Desmond Ritter seven times on their way to a 20 to six win over the Falcons. Aidan Hutchinson notched his first two sacks of the season including a strip sack and the fumble recovery for a Lions defense that held the Falcons to just 183 yards at total offense. I thought we had good rush lanes and I thought I mean we played well all the way around so I think we found out how to rush the passer this week. Jared Goff ran in a score and threw under rookie tight end Sam Laporta who found the end zone for the first time in his career. In a match of running backs drafted early in round, the first Jameer Gibbs at 79 rushing yards for Detroit while Dijon Robinson was limited to just 33 yards and 10 carries. Then he capped Detroit. AP news for this Sunday September 24th. I'm Jackie Quinn capping a seven year journey to the asteroid Bennu and back. Touchdown of the Osiris -Rex sample return capsule a journey of a billion miles. The Osiris -Rex spacecraft dropped a capsule with asteroid samples down to Earth with NASA scientists waiting in the Utah desert. NASA commentator James Traley opening a time capsule to our ancient solar system. Scientists expect to have at least a cup of rubble from Bennu which will be analyzed for clues about the dawn of the solar system. Flood visories and high surf warnings remain up for parts of the Mid -Atlantic as the remnants of tropical storm Ophelia churn up high waves. National Weather Service forecaster Eric Holflick in New Jersey. Flood is going to continue. It's not expected to be as bad and should be more more isolated. There's a new tropical system brewing in the Atlantic named Philippe. Monday authorities on Maui and Hawaii will begin allowing residents to return to their devastated properties in Lahaina seven weeks after the fire devastation. Three people were killed in Ukraine's Harrison region by Russian airstrikes and Pope Francis is lamenting the ongoing war. Our Lawrence Brooks reports. Pope Francis has labeled the weapons industry as being a key driver of Russia's war in Ukraine during brief remarks to reporters while returning home from Marseille in France, frustrated that the Vatican's diplomatic initiatives hadn't borne much fruit. Some members of Congress have been trying to negotiate a budget agreement with conservative holdouts, which threatens a government shutdown next week. surprise A visit by former President Jimmy Carter and his wife to the Plains Georgia Peanut Festival this weekend. The former president, who is in hospice care, will turn 99 years old next week. This is AP News. The latest on the writers strike. I'm Margie Zaraleta with an entertainment update. The major movie and TV studios are meeting with Hollywood screenwriters over the weekend for negotiations to end the Writers Guild of America that's been going on since May. The studios and the actors union SAG -AFTRA, which has been picketing since July, are not engaging in any new talks to end that strike. I'm sorry, wait. Who are you? I'm Captain America. Actor Anthony Mackie, known for playing the new Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is back at his old job preparing roofs in his hometown. Mackie has teamed with the nonprofit group Rebuilding Together New Orleans for for a second the second year to fix roofs damaged by natural disasters for those in need. Asher will do the halftime show for the Super Bowl on February 11th in Las Vegas. He's known for songs like OMG, Burn, and Yeah. I'm Archie Zaraleta. And I'm Jackie Quinn, AP P News. Palestinian workers in the Gaza Strip have found dozens of ancient graves, including two coffins made of lead in a Roman era cemetery. It's a site that dates back some 2 ,000 years that archaeologists describe as the largest cemetery ever discovered in Gaza. Workers came upon the site last year during the construction of an Egyptian funded housing project in the northern Gaza Strip. Since then crews have worked to excavate the site with the support of French experts. Gaza, a coastal enclave home to some 2 .3 million people, has a rich history stemming from location its on ancient trade routes, but a number of factors including Israel's occupation, Hamas' 16 year takeover of the territory and rapid urban growth have conspired to endanger many of the besieged Strip's archaeological treasures. The skeletons discovered at the site will be sent out of Gaza for additional analysis. The remains are set to return to the Hamas -led Ministry of Antiquities and Tourism. For them, I'm Lawrence Brooks. The Nun 2 unexpectedly takes the top spot at the box office this weekend. I'm Archie Arletta with the latest. The Nun 2 barely beat out Expendables 4 with movie audiences this weekend. The is difference that the Nun 2 has been out for three weeks and Expendables 4 is new and was expected to have a bigger opening weekend. The Nun 2 made $8 .4 million domestically according to studio estimates, while Expendables 4 earned $8 .3 million. A Haunting in Venice takes the number three spot this week. The Equalizer 3 is in fourth and Barbie is in fifth. Sebastian Gorka here. I'm living a very blessed life as an intelligence analyst, a national talk host show and author, and I have an amazing family. But like many of us, aches and pains start to interfere with living my best life, even just walking the dog. But I found Relief Factor three years ago, a 100 % drug free solution for aches and pains. And now I'm pain free and I have my life back. I take Relief Factor every day. Relief Factor can help your body fight the inflammation that causes joint and muscle pain and other aches and pains that come with everyday life. 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The Eric Metaxas Show
Doug Giles on the Problem With Effeminate Pastors
"I'm thrilled to continue talking to my friend, I almost said John the Baptist. You are a type and shadow of John the Baptist Doug Giles. Can that work in retrospect? You have written a book called John the Baptist, the rude awakening proceeds a great awakening. And you pull no punches because you're telling the truth about who John the Baptist was, what a wild man he was. And it is kind of amazing how lost this is in the American church today. I keep talking about the parallels to Germany in the 30s. What it was everybody was being nice. Everybody was afraid to get political. Everybody was afraid. I don't want to offend somebody in my congregation. And because of that spirit, which ultimately is Antichrist, because of that spirit masquerading as niceness and we don't want to we don't want to color outside the lines. We want to be nice religious people. That opened the door to hell on earth. And if you want to open the door to heaven on earth, you need to take a page out of the story of John the Baptist, which is why you wrote this book. So thank you for writing this book. So keep telling us about John the Baptist. Yes, so again, you talking about the lame aspect of today's preaching and I call it a feminine. What I think is interesting, Eric is in first Corinthians 6, 9 through ten, poll Gibbs, the church in Corinth, an aggravated list of whopping no nos, like adultery, theft, reviling, just a gross laundry list of transgressions. And he throws a feminist right in there. It makes a differentiation between homosexuality and a feminist. So I looked up the word effeminate and it's the Greek word malaks and malakos Eric means to be soft to be manageable to be pliable to be tame and tepid, impulsive, and this is only a sin that a man can commit because of woman supposed to be feminine, a man's not supposed to be feminine. And you look at the majority of the pastors out there with their sweetie little voices and the worship leaders with their hushed whispers and I'm telling you, man, I'm going nuts
AP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "gibbs" discussed on AP 24 Hour News
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In a match of running backs drafted early first in the round, Jamir Gibbs at 79 rushing yards for Detroit, while Dejon Robinson was limited to just 33 yards on the series, then he capped Detroit. AP news for this Sunday, September 24th. Jackie I'm Quinn capping a seven year journey to the asteroid Bennu and back. Touchdown of the Osiris Rex sample return capsule, a journey of a billion miles. The Osiris Rex spacecraft dropped a capsule with asteroid samples down to Earth with NASA scientists waiting in the Utah desert. NASA commentator James Traley opening a time capsule to our ancient solar system. Scientists expect to have at least a cup of rubble from Bennu, which will be analyzed for clues about the dawn of the solar system, advisories flood and high surf warnings remain up for parts of the mid Atlantic as the remnants of tropical storm Ophelia churn up high waves. National Weather Service forecaster Eric Holflick in New Jersey. The quality is going to continue. It's not expected to be as bad and should be more more isolated. There's a new system tropical brewing in the Atlantic named Philippe. Monday authorities on Maui and Hawaii will begin allowing residents to return to their devastated properties in Lahaina seven weeks after the wildfire devastation. Three people were killed in Ukraine's Harrison region by Russian airstrikes and Pope Francis is lamenting the ongoing war. Our Lawrence Brooks reports. Pope Francis has labeled the weapons industry as being a key driver of Russia's war in Ukraine. During brief remarks Brooks to reporters while returning home from Marseille in France. Frustrated that the Vatican's diplomatic initiatives hadn't borne much fruit. Some members of Congress have trying been to negotiate a budget agreement with conservative holdouts which threatens a government shutdown next week. A surprise visit by former President Jimmy Carter and his wife to the Plains Georgia Peanut Festival this weekend. The former president who is in hospice care will turn 99 years old next week. This is AP news. The latest on the writers strike. I'm Margie Zaraleta with an entertainment update. The major movie and TV studios are meeting with Hollywood screenwriters over the weekend for negotiations to end the Writers Guild of America strike that's been going on since May. The studios and the Actors Union SAG -AFTRA, which has been picketing since July, are not engaging in any new talks to end that strike. Actor Anthony Mackie, known for playing the new Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, is back at his old job repairing roofs in his hometown. Mackie has teamed with the nonprofit group Rebuilding Together New Orleans a for second year to fix roofs damaged by natural disasters for those in need. Usher will be right Usher will do the halftime show for the Super Bowl on February 11th in Las Vegas. He's known for songs like OMG, Burn, and Yeah. I'm Archie Zaraleta. And I'm Jackie Quinn, AP News. Palestinian workers in the Gaza Strip have found dozens of ancient graves, including two coffins made of lead in a Roman era cemetery. It's a site that dates back some 2000 years that archaeologists describe as the largest cemetery ever discovered in Gaza. Workers came upon the site last year during the construction of an Egyptian -funded housing project in the northern Gaza Strip. Since then, crews have worked to excavate the site with the support of of French experts. French Gaza, a coastal enclave home to some 2 .3 million people, has a rich history stemming stemming from its location on ancient trade routes. But a number of factors, including Israel's occupation, Hamas' 16 -year takeover of the territory and rapid urban growth, have conspired to endanger many of the besieged Strip's archaeological treasures. The skeletons discovered at the site will be sent out of Gaza for additional analysis. The remains are set to return to the Hamas -led Ministry of Antiquities and Tourism. For them, I'm Lawrence Brooks. The Nun 2 unexpectedly takes the top spot at the box office this weekend. I'm Margie Gisaroletta with the latest. Sister Irene, you performed a miracle. The church needs you to know that. The Nun 2 barely beat out Expendables 4 with movie audiences this weekend. The difference is that the Nun 2 has been out for three weeks and Expendables 4 is new and was expected to have a bigger opening weekend. The Nun 2 made $8 .4 million domestically, according to studio estimates, while Expendables 4 earned $8 .3 million. A Haunting in Venice takes the 3 No. spot this week. The Equalizer 3 is in fourth and Barbie is in fifth. Hi Larry Elder here. I never really thought much about how aches and pains can reduce a person's quality of life until pain started keeping me from living my best life. Just a few years ago, using the stairs was difficult because of back pain. Then I found Relief Factor, a 100 % drug -free solution for aches and pains. Within a week, I was on my way back to being pain -free. Now I have my life back. I Relief take Factor every single day. Relief Factor can help your body fight the inflammation that causes joint and muscle pain and the other aches and pains that come with everyday life. Treat yourself to feeling better. Move more, more, live and just enjoy your life more with Relief Factor. Join me and more than a half a million others. Get today started with your three -week quick start for only $19 .95. About 70 % go on to order more because it works for them. Go to ReliefFactor .com to order now. That's ReliefFactor .com Feel the difference with Relief Factor. ReliefFactor .com Six children Portuguese and young adults are set to take 32 European governments to court for what they say is a failure to adequately address human -caused climate change in a violation of their human rights. The case, which is to be heard Wednesday, on will be the first of its kind filed with the European Court of Human Rights in Strasbourg. Victory could compel governments to radically recalibrate their climate policies and significantly slash The court's rulings are legally binding and failure to comply makes countries eligible for hefty fines. It's the latest instance of young people sidestepping politics and using the courts to hold governments to account on climate action. One survey says there have been over 2000 climate -related cases globally. filed I'm Lawrence Brooks. I'm Margie Zaraleta with an entertainment update. The major movie and TV studios are meeting with Hollywood screenwriters over the weekend for negotiations to end the Writers of Guild America strike that's been going on since May. The studios and the actors union SAG -AFTRA, which has been picketing since July, are not engaging in any new talks to end that strike. I'm sorry wait who America. are you? I'm Captain Actor Anthony Mackie known for playing the new Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe is back at his old job repairing roofs in his hometown. Mackie has teamed with the nonprofit group Rebuilding Together New Orleans for a second year to fix roofs damaged by natural disasters for those in need. Usher will
The Final Lap
Kyle Busch Shocked He Was Traded
"Kyle. Busch is on and did it shock you when you saw the headline from espn that you had jumped ship from joe gibbs racing. It did yeah actually. I was sitting down at dinner and just had my phone lane on the table. And i saw that notification. Come through and read my name and was like what did i do now. I got traded teams without even my notes. You know it wouldn't surprise me if i. nfl player. That would be like okay. Well that's a cool way to find out but typically over here on the nascar side. We have a little bit more leeway as to controlling our own death beneath knew that that one wasn't right and definitely wanted to Make that known.
Scam Goddess
"gibbs" Discussed on Scam Goddess
"Who knows yeah. They'll be making assumptions. You right. who's acting as one of those careers. Where like you could be very famous and very broke at the same time of. You're not responsible with your money because we don't get paid like normal regular checks like everybody else unless you're like on a job. Yeah absolutely you gotta you gotta a budget and they said he looked like him on video chat so as crazy year. That's almost creepy right. But they say there's at least six people in the world to look exactly like you know just takes people at least six at least six. You know It was a girl in cry at a basketball game. I was at my friend was identity. Look like you and it was the first time in my life and i was like damn. She does look like me. Sheila she my little sister. But i ain't gonna talk to nothing that would have been we. I agree with me. Hey listen you might prints info one day right you you know you gotta really wait to both everybody's an adult because people will be changed. That's true that's so. With increased confidence the scammer then told the sisters that he bought them cars as gifts but needed twenty five thousand dollars to get them through customs so now he's doing the nigeria scam on them of like. I got all this money. If you are the taxes and fees basically uh this thing you have these cars just got to give you the taxes and fees could you the fees right why do i have to incur at twenty five thousand dollar day. Give me a gift musicians and making may sense so anyway. Luckily at this point the bank suspicious of the behavior and tracked with the payments were being sent to so they sent them wow. The receiving count ended up being featured on a blacklist. The police are currently attempted to discover the culprits identities. So they haven't found colin firth. He probably saw here on facetime with up some baby oil on the camera. What he gets face out may know. Wow is he wrong he parnell nothing like collor. I in real life. Well listen. I love that for him. you put a little baby on the camera. He said it's it's it. Is i calling fifth. So it's so many scams out here sometimes. It's like you know if you are dumb enough to guess game. We don't say dumb enough on this. Show 'cause we can all get scams. I guess scams you were with me on the boat. We all got him. But that was blade like i mean i just signed by the money but you know everybody's in a different season they live it. It's true now. I do think that we should all get out of the season And met a stranger. We did some blurry face time when he told me to give him put five thousand dollars for some taxes and fees like we should know better than that. When you know that's why is for so we always ask joe. Where do you want to be found. What's coming up. What do we need to be looking out for. Can we find you online so online. You can find me on my instagram judge. Ot gives The happened on that right now. But you know life at the start popping. Solid i might. I might be back on instagram. You do stuff instagram. Anyway that's neither here nor there Joe not gibbs on instagram also on twitter. I i have a film coming out probably some time next year. Called fresh is a social thriller. Co-starring daisy agra jones and sebastian. Stan i also of course and the lead Choline on twenties Which is our show that is going to be coming out on. Bt and show. Tom can officially announce the release date. Yet we'll stay tuned we see all your incoming tummy coming this fall season. Two sided yes. She's into the twenties communist fall. So you guys gonna love this season. I had an amazing. Tom will say every single day. So i'm just really happy about seeing what they put together And i notice a lot of people that are. You know excited to see what comes next to me. I'm so excited. I like devoured the first season it was so good. You're so good.
Scam Goddess
"gibbs" Discussed on Scam Goddess
"Gaal and we're back and it's time for saddest part of the show. I have to let joe. Joe go but before we go those scammer of the week. This is where we highlight an honorary charlatan criminal group criminals. And you know maybe they are honorary. Maybe we hate them. We'll see But today we're talking about a con artists posing as colin firth who scammed three italian women out of thousands of pounds l. Hey can i get a picture of colin firth. That because i feel like column i is one of those white men that you definitely could pretend there's like six white men in hollywood right now. Who have the exact same face. He looks familiar but familiar to me. Like a director. He doesn't really. that's not college. I i thought i was the one who used to wear to be knees in the hot l. a. win colin. The king's speech. What did he play. He's all the king's speech was good. Oh okay okay. He will for media now without the glasses. And you know yeah okay. That's what i did. Watch the king's speech. Okay colin. sorry we put some. We're gonna put some respect. Your name colin. Sorry so he. This guy is not even calling for someone who's pretending to be him. I could see somebody could pretend to be like an older column birds for sure scam began in. May when a man posing as mr. I contacted one of the women on social media after seeing photos apart. Her two sisters were also fooled and soon all three were eagerly messaging him so. Wait a minute you got assist turning against each other to because now they all talking to collin furs and one of them mentioned it to each other in the group chat light. Wow yeah who is on this earth leg. With so he was said to resemble the actor on video calls and mimicked his posh accent once they were regularly messaging the scammer told the woman he was creating a website and needed financial support. Okay there's like square space. You know i felt like if you need to create a website nonstop. No daddy right expensive. The sister sent him almost three thousand pounds. Which is about four thousand dollars in three separate bank transfers so okay. We'll say at least it was three separate transfer. So it's like he got them all for like a little bit still thousand pounds to build a website bro. Why will call in. I need you to send him money for website. I just think right. He's listening out. It must be like embracing the sun where we had to do. Though we was like oh cal that we had to look and we had to find a movie from a while ago to recognize him. So maybe call for your hard times way. He's he's still got you. Hey.
Scam Goddess
"gibbs" Discussed on Scam Goddess
"Monroe quote from one of those mean pages. No this is the real note fairly definitely from me. I'm definitely a but don't look for me. 'cause i'm dead somewhere. You'll never find so he was Whether they really. I mean he loves to travel so the who oh goodness running from the law is actually what i said. I deteriorated should be doing so. Oh wow see. He's living his dream. Yes so okay so. Nobody believed that he actually died. After ruffo vanished. The government went after his family and friends for any information is whereabouts. The family put up their houses for bond. Ma most of whom were in their seventies and eighties were forced out of their homes on. Mother died shortly after alone in a nursing. Home man. okay. Do we think that rufo broke these people off with coin in exchange for their house and lateral. Cms messed up. If he just he really got six people to like hold him down and then he left them all homelessness. I see i don't ever think about the other side of bond like if they don't if they do decide to run off and they just lose all your friend. Oh not only. Do you lose your. You are now like you're saying. I'm accountable for this person. I don't know. I don't think you've gotta go. Do daytime satellite back. I i don't. I don't really know what happens but i know you probably get in trouble because it's kind of like you're saying i'm there guarding them saying by. I don't know what happens. Because i take your collateral but i don't know if there's anything like penalizing beyond that but i am like damn that's fucked up like but i guess i also like gives the government that like there's another incentive for somebody else to be looking for this other than yeah. Yeah oh absolutely. If you watch house back you better find your friend. Lou can't believe he did that. Rufo is definitely type of person that acts and thinks only in the moment and for in enforcing itself. So i mean you know they're both they're buffalo shady fahey former. Us attorney general. We're getting to the end of this For the eastern district of virginia which was prosecuting. The case said he did this huge huge fraud. This wild wild scheme. Why all kinds of people didn't pick up on it. You gotta be kidding. Me where the accountants where was literally anyone with a brain where were you. us attorney. Yeah right i criticize criticize cortisol. Right out you four. Three fingers pointing back at you. Basically regarding his bail. Obviously in retrospect the government should have screamed bloody murder that and it should have been revoked. Rufo is still at large with a twenty five thousand dollars reward for any information related to his captive or his capture. So that's the us marshals like top fifteen most wanted list since two thousand. We'll put that in the head. Which i want to see if you wanna find him and maybe try to get the bag. Oh rufo now that. He's a his older age literally. Looks like any old man who works at bodega near you. Lying anybody anal taylor right. Or he's italy. I wonder he got a whole new family though. He's definitely got a whole new life and he definitely got life wherever he is he got money. He's believed this eight million dollars like we living overseas awhile. See i believe in and thing is. He's already cool with living low key. So it ain't lifing ever blow. He probably somewhere with a one bedroom house. Like all i need is a roof over my head. And i don't wanna be locked in a cage. Come on rufo tomorrow. What the simple things in life are guys. We're gonna take a quick break for some non-scheme advertisements. We'll be back with the saddest part of the show. The end where joe.
Scam Goddess
"gibbs" Discussed on Scam Goddess
"Who didn't get the gift card. i'm pretty sure she didn't get the gift card so she not going so. The fbi were immediately called in the bank. Contacted rainer for answers so now the bank is. This is very white because if twenty five million dollars has been Removed in a shady manner caught people. I like hey rainer lay This is going to be crazy crazy. Bother you during dinner. Yes so Yeah we saw the phone with the f. b. And the i yeah just saying eric i know you. I know you're guy yeah. Yeah they're just saying the signature that we have. It's a from someone who is not authorized. Thought that was crazy. Because i know you're always good for it right or so. You're going of the country tomorrow. We'll have a good time. Call me when you get back. Is what his house. And this and seeing. That was amazing first of all. I pictured that whole scene happening and that's exactly how it went down because guess what he was given the benefit of the damned out which is crazy this man. I just feel like that's too much benefit. That's way to twenty five million mean. They just got too much money right. But also i bet you because they have a vested interest to when you're talking about the two percent injuries in in you're also talking about the Fees have a recruiting so like they have commission rather two percent commission and the interest accruing they have a dog in the fight to so maybe they don't want it to be fake. Maybe they want him. You know to be able to pay him especially girl. Imagine the day you thinking had if you go home thinking you secure the twenty five million dollars. Investment loan great project. That was with philip and more. She knows saying you probably to go. Have some drinks celebrate. So yeah you call them back back moment please him. I know nature. Because i know we talked about it and you see what you said and i say what i said both agreed that this is a good idea. I loved up by was very like chip and scott and yours was very like in a relationship like weasel thirty. This is true because we talked about. This means knows the in. You know no no no no i feel like they're both sides of the same coin. Never do this to me. This inner voice. The voice you use was the voicemail. This being recorded is really getting emotional.
Hacks on Tap with David Axelrod and Mike Murphy
Report Concludes Cuomo Sexually Harassed Multiple Female Staffers
"Long awaited report on governor andrew cuomo and his And charges of sexual harassment is out and it is blistering. I don't think this ends well for governor cuomo. I don't think he'll be governor of the state of new york that law. This long anticipated report about the behavior of new york governor andrew cuomo along ago former client of mine. I should add for editorial integrity are will amex's even more interesting than we can get your so you guys carry the conversation. The headline is Cuomo sexually harassed current and former state employees creating a hostile work environment for women in violation of state and federal law. According to the attorney general latisha james. So what does it mean for cuomo. Who's up for reelection next year. Well here's my question. David especially since you were for the thing that surprises me about all this is that it seems to have been a pattern of behavior for a long time and a lot of it. How did he is. How did he skate this for so long. I did not see that particular behavior. I mean he can be tough on people around him. There's no doubt about it. I didn't see that particular behavior then. And i don't know if his behavior changed you're right. It was over a long period of time. When i worked for him. He was running for attorney general in the state but also times have changed and so people are more willing to come forward. It takes a lot to come forward. The interesting thing is this report. Gibbs was something that cuomo asked for ryan he asked for it because he was under siege ended bought him some time. The question is now that it's here is to borrow a phrase is time up it is and i'll tell you your question about how affect his reelection is moot. There won't be a re-election you think he won't even run give. I think he'll be impeached rather
H-Hour: A Sniper's Podcast
"gibbs" Discussed on H-Hour: A Sniper's Podcast
"Assay onto the podcast. Mike today is jeremy gibbs. Jeremy gibbs as he's been in the agricultural industry for many many many years he no well life affair because he's not an old boy but most of his life he's being in the agriculture industry and he is the founder of forces farming. This how a podcast. Miami's ukiah guest. Today's jeremy gibbs joy patron exclusive interview done now. Hr podcast grand in fashion. Welcome thank you mate. This taken a wild gear. That i was thinking the night. It's probably zuma's exactly two years. Since i i try we spoke on the phone into million and i was trying to get you in the studio for a while. But you weren't ready fine. Yeah i changed since then has lots change during lockdown to before we get onto not like explained to me again. Why the milk one you probably to is going to go top and three is when i pulled it. My coffee is got very creamy edge to. It's not normal though. I said i was trying to bring in your cap and whatnot. But that's not ready unfortunately copy. He's not he's not. You can't eat coffee Explore coffees pink pigs taking anyway. I'd see complexion so basically the milk cobra which you've got your coffee. And i've just topped him. More hot chocolate is so. It's from a dairy farm. That sounds rule mail where my other half works. Which where we're looking at. So how how can we tell business would and whatnot. So i've been selling that milk which is ruled out so style the cow into a tank and straight into the bottles. You there I've been taken out to with the farmer owns and runs it and setting up london. People people are starting to realize that actually the more processing the food in the more processing of everything is actually needed. And it's not necessarily healthy for you so a lot of the people we've got people coming no take twenty thirty liters of the stuff take home freeze it. And they've got five or six months and you chat to a few people about y y you keep buying it and they say it's because it's more healthy for you. It's not been processed it's straight from. The animal is healthy is good for you. What are you pull up. Mike down just slightly slightly slightly yeah perfect. It's like i was looking back. I was going to does backup was going to say that in that bottle is exactly the same..
Go West, Young Podcast
"gibbs" Discussed on Go West, Young Podcast
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"gibbs" Discussed on Go West, Young Podcast
"Flow toilets and all the other kind of utility frame of of conservation methods. But you know where we allow building as as just so important and whether or not you know. People are using city water or water and so forth so they play a really important role and water. Conservation board is a kind of that lead entity that sets that water policy framework for the state. What is the rough breakdown in terms of residential industrial agricultural use in colorado. Where where it is most of the water go well a a big percentage is agriculture. And and that's something. Were you know when you look at colorado water law it. It's really you know first in time first in line with a prior appropriation system. And you look at the agriculture committee. And they're the ones that you know. Have those senior water rights and so in many cases it's it's private longtime ranchers and farmers but also. We're seeing more and more water. Utilities you know look to buy up farmers and ranchers to gain their their water portfolios but also look at expanding capacity of certain reservoirs around the state to you know we we haven't had any you know. More recent like large scale you know West slope front range water diversions. But you know the governor myself feel very strongly that that really needs to be local buying A future water diversion projects in the future. That that You really have to treat that very carefully and make sure that there's like really local support. There's a lot of talk of future versions in the san luis valley. And we know that we've had have really devastating impacts on on that region of the state so So really taking a close look at what the local needs are and the The base and roundtables that we have the structure of that around the state is really important because those local ideas kind of bubble up to the water plan. And that's where you know that's where we're able to implement you know water policy in the state so we're five years into the colorado water plan Do you think it's been a success. Are there changes that you think are going to be necessary especially looking at say further down river where lake mead and lake powell at scary low levels. I think i think overall the water plan has been a success impart to get the right people around the table to start talking about the water needs and a big part of that plan. Is you know. I would say the base and roundtables and and having them really worked to develop what their base and implementation strategies are so. I think that's important. And you know two thousand fifteen was not all too long ago but believe it or not. They didn't contemplate climate change back then and so now. We're really looking through a land of of how climate change impacts water availability and scenarios. Two thousand fifteen. They also really didn't contemplate population increases as well. So we're taking a hard look at you. Know what population increases me to the state of colorado as well. So we're seeing like you know. About seventy thousand new people move into the year that has huge impacts of course on on the water delivery systems. So yeah i'm looking forward to you. Know how we can update the water plan Ross looking through. We created a water equity force as well to make sure we look at a state wide lens of of water equity to make sure everyone has accessible water quality and quantity. It.
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"gibbs" Discussed on Go West, Young Podcast
"Is that logging. Is that getting rid of the grasses. Is it big trees. Little trees how what exactly does that. Look like on the ground recognizing that it's probably a little bit different everywhere you go. Yeah well it. It could mean for example taking away some of the fuel load even even just like the little needles of pine trees that you have just outside your front door of your house so we call that zone one. When it's like really from your house out to about fifteen feet trying to remove like sometimes people have like you know Campfire would start on their outside deck. That's really bad place to store your word by the way. Keep that farther away so so but but you know forest management is is everything from you know. Prescribed fire we. We don't see too many broadcasts burns now and those are larger. Multiple acre landscape scale burns. But we see more Pile burns so. I live in summit county outside my my door. I can look at the mountainside and we have thousands of small piles that need to be burned. And that's an important management strategy. Th the the slope is more than thirty percent grades. You can't get know mechanical equipment in there to remove it so you're going to have to you know. Burn it eventually. It could be do selective. Trent trimming around the landscape could be a larger firebreaks could be clear cuts depending on the location and so yeah combination of cutting down trees and areas removing debris in slash in and utilizing fire. When many be. I want to move from fire into water. Dnr has responsibilities both for water conservation and watershed management. What would the differences between the two. Well you know. Conservation is really part part of our colorado. Water plan is to really look at Having additional storage but also to conserve at least about four hundred thousand acre feet a year. So that's using water wisely looking working with larger water providers Informing them on. You know the the historic drought. That were on and really encouraging them to take proactive steps on on what you know and what they can tell their users on when they can water their lawns or when they can't i personally think as a former summit county commissioner who's worked in local government the local land use decisions play a really important role when it comes to water conservation because they helped set the policies. I think a lot of folks think it's like a statewide like you have to go..
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"gibbs" Discussed on Go West, Young Podcast
"Now i've gone on the record many times saying that all of this was just a bald faced attempt to simply break the agency and now we have confirmation that it worked and has been squirrelly up until now about releasing actual numbers about how many people moved to grand junction. When their jobs moved the agency was talking about how there were forty one positions in grand junction. But keep in mind that a position is not an actual human being in a job. Well the agency finally came clean to chase woodruff with colorado newsline. He'd been out in grand junction. He didn't see anyone going in or out of blm headquarters and so a blm. Spokesperson finally admitted that a grand total of three employees actually moved from dc to grand junction three. So that is what tracy stone manning will be walking into assuming she's confirmed by the senate. She's inheriting agency with very little functioning leadership and no functioning headquarters that oversees one tenth of the land in this country that is a huge job and rebuilding the bureau of land management from the damage of the trump. Years is going to take quite some time our guest today heads up the colorado department of natural resources which is to say. He is at the middle of some of the biggest challenges. The state is facing today maybe the biggest ones arguably now that covid cases are finally trending downward dan gibbs is uniquely qualified for his job he has been the county commissioner he was a state representative and a state senator and perhaps most notably he is a red card. Certified wildland firefighter which means he can be on call to fight fires even as he heads up the colorado department of natural resources. Dan is in charge of state parks. Water wildlife forestry oil and gas mining state trust lands. It is a very large portfolio. Although oddly enough he is not in charge of actually fighting the wildfires. And we will talk about that in a minute. But first dan gibbs thank you for joining the podcast. Thanks here thanks for having me so i can't keep a job right. Your mentor so i just ran down that laundry. List of stuff you oversee. How do you make sure all of those areas work together. I can imagine scenarios where say oil and gas oversight runs into conflict with wildlife protection. Well first of all..
Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS
"gibbs" Discussed on Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS
"Where you really wanna you know confused stacey and let her be aware of what you you look like as you age because she she agent very well you just reach out to doctors right and i'll go absolutely. I hope i'm your huckleberry josh. Yes i got that shit that absolutely not. Just say by now. If she was after the looks. I would have been in trouble a long time ago. So keep that in mind josh. You run an irrigation. Company called living water irrigation. I'm sure you're you you like country music which is kind of a cousin of nascar that that is truly fit together. They do what questions you have for. The great dave alpert. Well dave i appreciate you so much for spending some time with us. The first thing i would say is you've made a comment earlier and our show is obviously for mostly entrepreneurs in you. You made a statement that right on the edge of out of control. And i think a lot of entrepreneurs could probably really understand that a really feel that i think entrepreneurship times is right on the edge of out of control and you mentioned it. Coach gibbs always has a tremendous sense of urgency. Can you and. I'm going to have another question after this but i'll prep you so on that sense of urgency. You said you know coach. Gibbs always treats everything as if it's the last meeting as if it's the most important thing is there anything actionable besides saying. Hey make sure. Everything's the most important thing. Is there anything you could tell our listeners about that specific principle. I think i think that's great. Thanks josh for asking that. I think one of the ways. You can mandeville manifest. That is Let's take conflict for example conflict usually involves people a lot of folks look. I don't know many folks who say. I loved handling conflict. But when you have a sense of urgency and you're focused on your mission all the time you gotta deal with that immediately so again one example might be if you've got whether it's to people who've worked for you whether it's you and another person if you've got something that is interfering potentially with your mission and let me say conflict will gill with it immediately and what i mean by immediately is like right now. A lot of folks will You know what. Let me what we'll deal with that week. Or maybe i'd get someone else i mean. Coach will get on a plane. He will get on the phone out care what time it is if i can use an example we had joe was on a rare vacation years ago and two drivers had a spat at a at a race and one of them got on the radio and said something about the other driver. Joe left his vacation. Got on a plane. Said i want you guys at this location at eleven o'clock at night and we said we're not leaving this room until you guys have it out with each other and then you're done i don't wanna hear about it again so that that might be one example of you know in your business. You're going to deal with conflict deal with decisively immediately and don't don't kick the can down the road again. There's a number of i can. I could probably think of another things but that that would be one thing. Specifically the joe is a master at dealing with conflict and again he does not let it he does not let it fester so awesome dave and so the other thing. I was reading the reviews like what newt crenshaw put on here. Ceo of young life. It says you guys embodied bodies a culture values of joe gibbs racing honor god put people before profits and relentlessly pursue winning. I think for a lotta times for christians. It is very challenging to feel That competition for christians. It's very difficult to to get out there in the marketplace are into business and and want to dominate. Want to win and want to build something to be proud of. So what what. What could you advice on that. Dave josh is really hard. I mean it is and again i i talk about 'cause 'cause an and i appreciate you sharing that i think if the us what's the recipe of our culture it is those three things it's honor. God you know put people before profits and relentlessly pursue winning but often it gets flipped because to relentlessly pursue winning. You would think we gotta we gotta be tough and we gotta go after folks. And what what. I have found Is that when you that putting more value on people than your mission actually causes your people to place more value on the mission if that makes sense in some ways it self serving that when you when you take care of your people they're going to think your mission is more important and for us everything we do for thirty years revolves around one question and that is does this. Make us go fast. Everything we do. Every capital purchase every decision. We make and i. And i think that's important for every business to have them. What is what is our one thing because joe decided early. If we lead the most laps and win the most races everything else will take care of itself. We'll have sponsors. That wanna come here. Drivers that want to come here. And so that's been our thing. How do you do that. If your mission is going fast how do you do that without having it. Be at the expense of people and josh. I think that is again. There isn't a magic formula. It's one hundred little things but it is again. There's a section in my book that basically talks about treating people like a soul and not a transaction and. I think it comes down to that. It's not viewing each person as a cog in the wheel but viewing each person you interact with and that not just business but going to the grocery store. Whatever that you're talking to is a soul that's valuable and and when you treat them like that you know that ultimately is good for your mission in business but it is really hard. I mean honestly. I had a discussion with someone today about work life balance and it's easy to say. Hey it's god family work but it's really hard to do that I i talked about. Jd was my best example of that. And you know we loss jd. He was kind of our barometer here of work life balance. And you want your people to be healthy. You want them to to you know to use their gifts in a way and invest in the people that matter most but you also want him to be spent a lot of time in be great at work so again that that's a lot but i think that's important and one thing. I want to mention josh to finish. That thought. one thing. That joe is great at is as relentlessly pursues winning. He has a keen perspective of his wi- meaning. He's not just winning for winning sake. He's winning to use it for a platform to tell people to to people's lives whether it's giving money to organizations around the world whether it's speaking to people about his faith and things like that because the winning in and of itself it's kind of like whoa. What good is that gonna do us. It's the influence you get from winning. So obviously if you lost every race and we stunk. No one would really care what we thought about anything. So be great at what you do and win a lot. And that gives you the opportunity to do other things and so i think for us to be a purple company. It's keeping that level said on. Why are we doing this. We want a lot of races for what okay. It's it's it's for our y which is how do we again. How do we make people better. How do we impact people's lives including the people who work. Dave do you find that the nascar athletes. They work out a lot. I mean they hit in the weights. Some of them do some of them. Don't it is honestly. It's probably like golfers some do and some don't i would say it is very physically demanding. People have no idea the jeez. The heat i mean it's thirty. Forty degrees hotter in the car than it is outside. And there were a fire suit Some of the guys are beasts on working out and but mo- most of them work out some some of them are machines. Yeah hey dave..
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"gibbs" Discussed on Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS
"Seen in guido's that number is designated to a team and so we have and by the way you can own. It's a little bit different in our sport in that we actually have four cars that compete against each other so Of the forty cars. That turn left every week. Four of them belong to joe gibbs racing and were at the cap so the most you're allowed to own warren organization is four so there are a handful of teams that own four. There's a couple that owned three and the rest of them two or one. So we're we're one of the larger teams because we actually own four. And i say it's like having multiple children competing in the same race. You love all of them and you want them all to do well but the most can win on any given week is one so most of them are hacked off at the end of every race robbing multiple teams as its own challenge in and of itself. Now do you ever have tv guys shake and bake shot. I mean these terms that are industry standards. They may not be quite industry standards as much as i love telugu nights but there there may be other phrases form. But you know they do work together. We we actually have a. We have a competition meeting every week. Where honestly all four of the drivers get in a room and they talk about this is. This is how my car was this weekend. This is how we can make it better and they out. They honestly make each other better. We we like them to work together. And what that mean is don't wreck each other near each other with more. You know forgiveness than you would another t another person however the other when it's ten twenty laps to go to every man for himself. You know you're not telling them there. There's no team mortars. There's nothing i mean we i. I was talking to someone earlier. Kyle busch one of our drivers phenomenal talent. How would wreck mom to win a race. I mean they're not they're not sorry. Mom these guys these guys. These guys want to win now. Okay now. I wanna i wanna get into your to your career now. Now you've had a lot of success. Obviously you're the president of joe gibbs racing with having that massive success. Where where did you begin. Where did where did your career start. Yeah you know i. it was very It was about as unglamorous as you could get. I enjoyed talking to students about this because often your career path doesn't always start or even end the way that you think it's going to but mine started honestly. I was an unpaid intern at of college. And i had the opportunity to work for the startup raising team and i had a hunch that this guy joe gibbs everything he touched seemed to turn to gold so i said gosh. This'll this'll look on my resume. And then i'll go do something else but when they brought me down to charlotte at a college. They had nowhere to put me. So i actually. They emptied out a broom closet like legitimate closet. There were no electrical outlets so we had to run an extension cord and i had one of those elementary school desks. The wooden desk. That has the the top part attached to the chair and this is early ninety. So there's no internet. So i mean i didn't have a computer had a spiral notebook. I had a phone with a long cord that also ran out into the hall. And you know i joke. Who was going to call. I had no one to call. So i had a phone in a notebook in this desk and i was literally the gopher. I didn't get paid anything. I thought boy. My my parents must be proud of me. You know. I'm in a garage working for free in a garage in a broom closet and honestly that that was how it started. I i I basically did anything i mean. I was putting stickers on cars. I was booking hotel rooms and when you think back to what. It was like to book a hotel room without the internet. I mean you're calling at one eight hundred hilton saying we're going to texas yovany hotels and so everything seemed more difficult and honestly it was this process of of trying to somehow. You know there's a sort of a section in my book and i talk a lot about this delivering more value than you're paid for me. I wanted to look when you're an unpaid intern. That's a pretty easy bar so to reach. So the idea was. I wanted to make myself indispensable so that they had to keep me around and i found whatever it was to do but yeah it started really really unglamorous and soon into my career. I became kind of the t-shirt guide. So that was kinda my nickname for ten years. I did all the merchandise. The shirts hats that kind of thing and kinda was are licensed product guy and that kind of led to a lot of other things. What made you wanna go work in. Nascar i mean. There's a lot of other industries. Obviously you could've gone gone for what made you wanna pursue nascar as an unpaid intern so so. Interestingly it was It was a relationship so one of my best friends in high school happened to be joe gibbs his oldest son. Jd jd was jd was on the five year plan in college that he was playing Football so i got done a little bit earlier than m right at the same time. His his dad was starting the nascar team. And truth be told. Coach was still the coach of the washington football team and so they literally needed a gopher to run stuff from.
Houston's Morning News
Galápagos Tortoise Found Alive From Species Thought to Be Extinct
"Found in the Galapagos is a member of a species thought to have gone extinct 112 years ago. Evidently not. So how do they not know this? The Fernandina Island giant tortoise thought to have disappeared 112 years ago was a female scientists say. So now the race is on to find a male As if they could make some more baby turtles. Then they won't become extinct, so they figure well, if there's a female there, there's probably male two. There's probably several more of these. It's an island. When you think that how hard is it to find a giant tortoise on an island? When they could be that tough. Rediscovering this lost species. We're told, may have occurred just in the nick of time to save it. This is from Dr James Gibbs, Vice President of Science and conservation for the Galapagos Conservancy. We now we urgently need to complete the search of the island to find other tortoises.
The Final Lap
DoverXfinity Recap, Cindric Wins
"Expanding series race recap from the monster mile at dover. Were austin syndrich past justin all guy with fifty one laps to go and he never looked back. He grabs the mask up. Concrete miles the monster trophy pretty cool. There's just few places that really have the same intensity throughout just one lap. I mean it's really hard. It's obviously quite shopping race here. Obviously we were able to make it better from from sixteen starting our biggest challenge of course of the race and kind of pick away through but now ever since i came here the first time at this place is allowed since i started racing expanded and we took off. This really wanted to hear so bad. And i definitely had the desire join today. Because you know retouched ask you respond to restart and to be able to really showcase our car clean air very very excited. Josh bury continues to impress with a second place. Finish followed by justin all geyer. Aj almond dinger tie gibbs rounding out the top five point standings look like this five to one jeb burton. Aj almond dinger harrison burden and daniel hamrick is in second place sixty two points. Back of leader austin syndrich. Now with three wins. This season bob. Next for the expecting series is circuit of the americas in austin texas road course racing on saturday four. Pm eastern on fs one.
Scuba Shack Radio
The Alcatraz Story
"It's time for another installment of sea hunt. It's still alive here on scuba shack radio. This time. we're going back to episode one of season two and it was titled the alcatraz story this episode premiered on january fourth nineteen fifty nine at the time. Alcatraz was still very much an operation as a prison and it did not close until march of nineteen sixty three. The alcatraz story starts off with a scene of several convicts breaking rocks on the cliffs of alcatraz when all of a sudden one of the convex Falls in and then you see him. Swim-down before surfacing when the guards fish him out but wait. There's a mysterious fishing boat. The olympia watching what's happening. The convict circling is arm as if he's signaling fishing boat the scene shifts to the boat and three guys say they need to find mike nelson. Now we're underwater with mike nelson and he's testing flares for company. When all of a sudden an anchor comes crashing down dangerously close to him and an a skin. Diver comes diving down. Mike is really mad. And he's ready to chew him out when he gets to the surface but they get to the surface in all the guys start apologizing and they say they've came a long way to see mike and mike ask them why to bury mitzi no. They introduced themselves as the brand brothers. Larry johnny and frank they claim to be abalone divers and need to to learn how to scuba dive so they can find the abalone. Mike advises them on the law. But they say hey there lotto buying brothers so he agrees to teach larry and johnny how to scuba dive for three hundred dollars. And we're going to start tomorrow morning at eight thirty. But mike tells them any of them goof off. It's over so the next morning they're out diving. Mike says they're easy to teach. He's going over the equipment the safety procedures in the buddy system underwater now. They're in triples doubles and singles tanks. Bit of everything after their first lesson which by the way lasted five hours underwater and they were below sixty feet might tells the brothers no more diving while he heads back to town jeep to get the tanks fill and he gives them a book on scuba diving. Do read larry tells mike okay teach will be good he had. That's not gonna happen. Mike returns to find the boat empty. And there's bubbles in the water. Larry johnny or diving again just franks shows up and mike and frank get into a fight before mike knocks him down gets into his gear and enters the water to retrieve the two brothers before they kill themselves. Mike finds them underwater. And it looks like they're doing something like the dive master gear exchange. Now they take off and mike goes in hot pursuit for some reason. Johnny turns around rips. Mike mask off. Mike has defined it. Put it on and clear it. Just in time to find larry running out of air. Mike grabs larry and buddy breathes with him to the surface now. Mike is really mad. Schools over another five minutes and all their problems would have been over. They'd be dead his advice. Don't play games with the ocean. The brothers gibb tell mike. They were just practicing. What was in the book. Mike gave them. Mike doesn't really believe them but they take off and as the boat depart mike find frank's wallet on the pier. Apparently he lost it. Doing to fight with mike. He's not frank brennan but frank bronson the plot thickens. Wonder if my god is three hundred dollars the scene now shifts to fisherman's warf and mike is getting the low down on the bronson brothers. They haven't been abalone fishermen for years and there's a fourth brother mark now mike looking for their boat but he spots it on often abandoned peer in oakland and decides that he needs to scuba dive out to see what's up. The board is empty. But before mike can get on board the three bronze brothers show up his only option. Hide under the boat when the engine starts. He grabbed a dangling. Bow-line and hitches a ride. They're up to no good. The pressure is tremendous as he hangs on an fears of the blades of the prop behind them. But the boat finally slows then stops. And larry johnny jump in on scuba and have an extra set a gear. What's going on. Mike surfaces and sees their right off alcatraz. It's two against one. Nothing new for mike nelson. He follows them down to some rocks underwater where they deploy a surface buoy. Then we see a convict one zero nine eight six. That would be mark bronson. He died into the water now. Mike gets it as he sees the convict getting into a wet suit. And putting on the gear. Mike shoots a flare off to signal. The guards on alcatraz hoping it works. Mike is now fully rigged mask wetsuit. Tank regulator weight belt and knife and their high tailing it off against a strong title current. But larry turns and he spots mike. He's going to fight a rearguard action while johnny and markswoman. It's a knife fight. And it's a good one larry's tough clever and slippery but might get behind. Him cuts his air hose and brings him to the surface. And that's where we see. Mike's knife into larry's first stage. The flare did its job. And there's a patrol boat from the island coming on the scene that's one bronson in the bag on the boat. They followed the brothers bubbles and when they catch up mike dies back in lights off a flare and pokes it at the brothers and another massive underwater fight breaks out mike pulls off marks masks shuts air off and shoves him johnny he then puts johnny in a stranglehold and brings the two brothers to the surface. Mike has thwarted escape attempt. Larry says on the boat. It was a pretty good scheme. Yeah mike doesn't think so. Wow this first. Episode new year was jam packed with some great underwater fight scenes. I guess they really wanted to get everyone excited about the show again. And you most definitely will recognize johnny bronson. That was leonard. Nimoy yes mr spock. He shows up again. So that's the alcatraz story from nineteen fifty-nine the first episode of season. Two of seon. Hope you enjoyed it. I'll be back again soon with another installment of seon. It's still alive here on scuba shack radio.
The Final Lap
Daily - Phoenix XFinity Recap Cindric Wins
"Desert racing over the weekend at phoenix. Raceway xfinity series action. Where austin syndrich totally dominated this race. He led one hundred and nineteen laps on the day and picks up his second win of twenty twenty one so we lost track position there after the after the stage break on the road and we're able to overcome a couple of spots best not enough as restarts played out and then obviously the final stop there. My guy said great job. So i'm trying to like i said before that we gotta stay in a position to be on executing and me for for me to do my job you know. We only have three cents tired of the race. So i knew it was going to be going to be a challenging third stage no matter what throughout of so trying to figure out how to manage that ron and matters that lasts seven tires was was a challenge. But it's it's a good day was executed well on many fronts. And there's definitely some things can tie. Gibbs continues to run strong in the upper series of nascar in second place. In this one brandon brown was third riley herbst and aj almudena rounds up top. Five point standings look like this harrison burn is in fifth and he got ag almundena jeb. Burton daniel hamrick this week's guest on the final weekly is forty-seven points back of leader. Austin syndrich the xfinity series heads to atlanta this coming weekend
The Final Lap
Ty Gibbs wins Daytona Xfinity
"Eighteen. Year old. Thai gibbs the grandson of coach joe gibbs shocked the nascar world with his incredible road course win at daytona. Drivers are continuing to talk about this. They are impressed and here is kurt busch. I i saw something special and to into the series. I never run a race there with those guys. You know these these cars in the tire and the track and they put them in there to go get road course. Experience expecting him to you know just run around there and gain laughs rate and had never done a live. Pitstop is what. I had heard on the broadcast as well. I mean that was something special. I stopped coach gibbs on pit road the next day and we've been in the sport. A longtime coaches seen a lot of different moments in sports. And i said coach. I saw some special. I haven't seen some special longtime asked wanted to say congrats. He's got it. And i know exactly you guys know exactly what to do with them to make him a star but i just wanted to say data on social and i wanted to stop. Coach gives and say wow. That was something special kid drove. Mike of veteran didn't put a wheel out of place and brought home the win. I mean it's like boom. You're first start up. Kids
NPR's Business Story of the Day
DeJoy Testifies Before House Panel
"Did you get christmas. Cards in january is taking a long time to get that birthday present to your friend across the country. The mail has been delayed over the last few months and congress wants to know why postmaster general louis dejoy face lawmakers on capitol hill yesterday. Here's representative bob gibbs of ohio. I won't send payments through mail anymore. So much confidence. I've lost in the system due i apologize for the delays but said even the plan congress has to help may not be enough. I would suggest that we are on a death. Spiral we cannot even with this legislation. We cannot continue to lose money. Npr's brian naylor has been following this and joins us now. Good morning brian. Good morning rachel. So what we're lawmakers big specific concerns and did dejoy take responsibility so there was criticism from both sides of the aisle. They cited those You know late. Christmas cards and other mail delays complaints from constituents over bills arriving late leading to late payments and late fees. And you heard congressman. Gibbs say he's given up on the postal service to joy was apologetic but he also got kind of Combative at times he said the status quo was not acceptable but he also said the problems existed before he got there. You could sit here and think that i'm bringing all this damage to the postal service. But as i said earlier the place was operationally faulty because of lack of investment and lack of ability to move forward. Which is what which to do. So you heard him say before. A death spiral as quite a phrase. He said the service lost more than nine billion dollars last year and is projected to lose some one hundred and sixty billion over the next ten
The Final Lap
18 year old Ty Gibbs Wins First Xfinity Race
"Nascar xfinity series road course racing from the infield at daytona over the weekend and all eyes were on road aces austin syndrich and aj almond dinger. They happened to wreck each other early on in this one although cedric remained competitive but it opened the door for joe gibbs his grandson tie gibbs in his very first series start cabs his very first series win after surviving to time restarts and defending series champion charging fast behind him doesn't want big thing is just taking it so mission in trying to store the bank and use it in the race and it was just a great day and the candidate. Everybody else at. And i can't think of any i see my gosh on so tired. Non like losing it. But i'm not sure out this tells me out so watch especially the and my team. You know it's just a great
Native America Calling
Apache Stronghold files appeal as Oak Flat land swap scheduled to take place in March
"This is national native news. I'm antonio gonzalez a prosecutor in northern california's going after five indigenous activists who toppled the statue of sarah last year in protest of the catholic mission systems. Founder they all face. Felony charges but community groups are calling for the charges to be dropped christina honest reports. They're called the indigenous peoples day five. The group of indigenous women and two spirit activists are charged with felony vandalism toppling. A statue of unique perot sarah on indigenous peoples day. Twenty twenty right out front of the mission san rafael in marin county california carina gold is leader of the confederated villages of luzon aloni one of the tribes and slaved into the mission system. Unique perot sarah founded. She's calling for the charges to be dropped. Our tribal people have been the objects of genocide here in california by the catholic church since the inception of california the hippo sarah. The statue that was taken down in october is a A symbol to california native people and to many other indigenous people about the genocide that happened on our lands when the catholic church. I came here despite the catholic churches history of genocide against native americans. Some of its members demanded. Marin county's district attorney at a hate crimes charge against the activists but more than fifty community groups and seventy five thousand petition signatories are demanding. The charges be dropped. Noting the nationwide reckoning with symbols of oppression. I'm christina honest reporting from san rafael california for national native news. A nonprofit advocating for the protection of oak flat. A sacred site in arizona is appealing a federal judges decision to not temporarily blocked the project that will turn the land into a copper mine and gibson from arizona. Public media has more than nonprofit apache stronghold is one of a few groups that sued to stop a congressionally mandated. Land swap of us forest service land which includes oak flat to resolution copper. A subsidiary of international copper company's attorney. Luca goodrich is representing apache stronghold in the appeal. He says the federal government plans to transfer the land on march. Eleventh of the government has actually destroying a centuries-old sacred site and making their religious practices. They're impossible and so. This is actually really an easy case. When it comes to finding a substantial burden on religious exercise their challenging the judge's order that said the land swap wouldn't be a substantial burden on the apache people's religious practice among other things. Goodrich says he expects the courts rule before the march deadline for national native news. I'm emma gibson. The national congress of american indians winter session kicks off this week. Which is being held virtually. Ncaa president fon sharp delivers the state of indian nations address. Monday tribal leaders throughout the week. We'll interact with federal officials white house representatives and us lawmakers tribal leaders are laying out priorities for the air and developing plans to work with the biden administration and congress cove in nineteen and the confirmation hearing for pollen for interior secretary are among top agenda items the likud ray-ban defoe gibb way in wisconsin is holding mass covid nineteen vaccination events planned for the next seven wins days the tribes clinic vaccinated more than two hundred community members at its first event last week. The vaccines are open to eligible tribal members. Eighteen years old andover. I'm antonio
Mindfulness Mode
The Magic Of Connection With Peter Gibb
"Mindful tribe. Were always here to have mindful conversations. We're here to talk about all kinds of different aspects of mindfulness including habits and routines including oh all sorts of insights into what. Mindfulness really means to you. Well i have the author of the book here with me today. The author of the book called mindful conversation. And i'm very excited to have a chance. After reading his book to now talk with the author and the author is peter. Gabe peter are you in mindfulness. Today was yes or no on his truth. you know. i'm i'm a work in progress. Which and i'm always You know it's not an onnell thing for in my mind. But i'm always working on it. I'm always a it's it's essential channel my wife to be in mind his mode and i think i'm pretty aware of what i mean by that. And and what What things helped me to be at mindfulness mode You know ju- just before. Bruce you and i got got connected. I had a little I always start. I start every every day with music. That's that's one of my ways of getting into most and after my music i was. I often a routine that i have. That helps me stay in. Mindfulness node is what i think as the mindful clause just just taking a moment could be ten seconds thirty seconds. It doesn't have to be a long long period but just taking a moment to stop. Whatever it is. I'm doing and and just try to just tune in and so what happened. This morning i thought was way too Instructive in that. I stopped. I could've gone from one. You know one task to the to the next one. But i stopped for just you know just a moment and i just stood there and looked out my window while i've looked out this window for eighteen years. I've been living here. I've seen a few times before But because i just stopped and said. I'm just i'm not here to do anything but just to be in this moment and i was a happened to be looking at this shrub and on the shrub. I just sort of tuned into a leaf. Well you know ideo. It always leaves gobs of times but this lead suddenly struck me. I began looking at how it was pointed at the end. And what a lovely graceful chip this was and all of a sudden. I just felt filled with life and wonder about myself about this. Leave about this plan and so on and so it became from being a sort of a bitch a-all moment of just going from a b. It became very mindful moment and set me up. I think to be were mindful at that time and hopefully throughout this day and and so on but so so that answer your question in my mind. I hope so. I think so. Yeah i feel good. I feel at peace So in mindfulness. Bode
WTOP 24 Hour News
Washington hires Martin Mayhew as general manager
"Football team, making two front office hires official this morning. Martin Mayhew coming back to D. C. He will be the general manager and Marty Hurney who we thought was gonna be the general manager earlier in the week. He has been Hired is executive vice president of player personnel. Both will report to Ron Rivera. Mayhew also was a GM with the Detroit Lions and played here. Of course in D. C under Joe Gibbs 1980 nine's in 1992. Now Kyle Smith, the vice president, player personnel. Currently we'll see what the future holds for him in the organization on the ICE
World Cafe
Bee Gees' Barry Gibb talks going country with ‘Greenfields’
"On paper. Berry give is a superstar. Sorry i should say sir berry give the only surviving member of the bg's he is one of the most successful songwriters of all time. And yes he has also been knighted but in person berry give is exceedingly humble. He's kind and as you'll hear today deeply interested in and excited by making music. Some back story quickly berry was born on the isle of man and moved with his family to australia when he was a boy. That family included his three younger brothers. His bg's bandmates robert morris as well as his youngest andy their journey has been explored in a new. Hbo documentary called the bg's. How can you mend a broken heart. And now barry has released a new album that brings some of the songs he and his brothers wrote together. In a whole new way on greenfields the give brother songbook volume one. Barry performed songs along with folks. Like dolly parton jason. Isabel and brandi carlile today. Very good and the producer of greenfield's dave cobb. Join me to talk about how this album came together. Dave is in nashville and berry joins us from where he now lives in miami to get things rolling. Here's a song that was first released on the bg's nineteen seventy five album. Main course on this new album barry. Performs with miranda lambert and j buchanan this is jive talkin s live discount so misunderstood john. Young you just heard. Jive talkin barry gibbs singing with j buchanan verana lambert a song originally on the nineteen seventy five album main course that version is from berry's new album greenfield's the game brothers. Songbook one today. I am joined by berry. Give and the producer of greenfield's dave cobb and just so everybody knows whose voice is whose though i don't think it'll be that tricky. I'd like to welcome you individually so berry. Welcome to the world cafe. Thank you thank you dave. Welcome to the world cafe. Thank y'all have to be here. It's great to have you both on now on the surface the two of you might seem like an unlikely pairing so get into how this all came together berry. I understand that your son steven had something to do with you. Getting tuned into the dave cobb universe through the music of artists. He's worked with like chris stapleton and jason isabel and. Brandi carlile it. Could you tell us how that happened. Yeah well i mean just outside this room. Stephen came out a darby her. This and on his iphone it was chris stapleton and just blew me away so i thought wow. That's that's for me. You know as right up my street. And and if i'm gonna make anymore record that's the guy i want to work with and i said who is this guy called dave cobb and he's the probably the biggest producer. Ah in the world right now. i should okay. Sounds good to me. Let's find out he's interested in dave. What was it like getting that call. Like what was your reaction when you heard from berry and his people. I'm a massive. Bg's fan and their early records You know top ten albums for me and specifically to be i and it's something that i obsessed on for many many years. I mean that. I record particularly it has got to love somebody on it and holiday and turn of the century and these songs that to me. I love records at sound like. They're you can't imagine humans getting together and making them. They sound like they're made in remarks or something that was one of those records seminole records getting that call and getting to do. Some of these early songs was just more than i ever wish or dream of mine. Well it was an incredible experience. And i thank you for it and i sincerely hope we get to do it again. I promise not to be show nervous. Very i also read. That stephen can convince you that people would want to work with you which blows my mind because you know you're one of the most successful songwriters of all time. Why would you think that you're very kind but nashville is a different world. It's a different world and if you if you're not accepted in nashville then you not accept it. That's all there is to. Nobody explains it. You're just you know. And and at one occasion. I was in nashville and i met ricky skaggs and got a chance to make a do a track with him and it was called soldier. Son and and I was. I just thought you know. This is where i whether other people think showing this year along
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"gibbs" Discussed on Pond's Feed
"Because i was not only able to speak in the voice but the guy i was talking to happen to be a musician and recording studio owner so with the knowledge i have of the beatles and paul's gear owes able to go on for some time talk about the basis of the way we queued bound on the ronin. What we do in revolver in the studio and abbey road and all the and the guy was absolutely convinced. Nice to feel terrible that he was gonna get a big letdown at one point in the conversation. But there's just so many so many things to do voices whether it's commercial whether it's corporate whether it's a foam prompts on audiobook narration. On and on and on there's there's so many things That we do beyond just the celebrity voices on the cartoon characters And the that just made up characters the dialects and the narration a. It's it's a lot of. There's a lot of ways that voice can be used and you know i've been lucky that my voice as been able to emulate a lot of what people want so it is kind of like one. Stop shopping. I like when you you can hire me for prank call. 'cause i don't even as you know that was a thing or let alone. Something people still do. I remember back in the day people would prank call and they would be like hey. Is your refrigerator running. And i don't know people actually hire other people pay them to prank. Call another person or something like that. You're not always like say necessarily doing us impression. I had one corporation that wanted me to call their main office And and pretend with. I was the new head of the russian of the of the office in moscow and and And really give it to this guy very very upset that we had not gotten our supplies. We had gotten our inventory and the guy was really shaken his boots. And it's like well you know at some point i'm going to break character but the guy breathe again but i can only imagine The the the well laughter and the joy that other people got act somebody else's expense. But you know not trying not to hurt anybody. Tuesday s interesting. I don't know that you can do that now. But this will also be uploaded onto upon the podcast and purse which is found on several audio platforms. Spotify cinquanta any ideal. Podcast hosting platform were on their Also have a facebook page facebook slash bonds since graham slash I'm also on twitter at chase punt sixty four right but and then also i Little little sneak peeks snippets. I like to add the guys. Short highlight reels and put the mind tiktok and instagram. So other places to kind of promote the different episode the come up so Yeah i mean this undeserved really incredible time talking to your even you discovering me. I'm still grateful that you stumble the pine me through a site that i have not have not been on for years and that. That's like okay. I gotta go back to lincoln. Holy cried i. It's just keep doing what you're doing and as long as you're having fun da. That's what's important. I one thing. I'm very grateful for and i life and career that died spent an entire life Really enjoying what i do. Yeah anyway stabbed him thank you..
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"gibbs" Discussed on Pond's Feed
"I'm very fortunate that i have my finger in a lot of pies in the entertainment business and in broadcasting and but in terms of this one goofy sort of unconventional thing that i do which is all the voices The biggest change is actually an A very positive change because with the change in technology and digital and whatever in the old days it used to be well. I can do this for radio and tv. And that's it. We're done a now. The digital age and the technology has a allowed what i do to be inserted into so many different types of content and way content is delivered So it's it's like if you want what i do. You really don't have a whole heck of a lot of choices in terms of one. Stop shopping so good better in different. You may like it. You may not like it. But if you want what i do I'm one of the very few people in the country that do that and And you know it's it's that that's the wonderful thing being able to insert myself into different ways of delivering. What i do and and and using technology to do it so i've been lucky that that's really been the big change. I think the technology and then the expansion of of where my work can be heard and You know you said it. It's it's all there. It pretty much is all there at the website. Voices by joel dot com. That's that's that tells enough of the story to get you going. You want to hear more stories man. I can spend hours on a lot of fun long stories but you know the essence of it is is right there. Voices by joel dot com. Now people want to hire you for again doing voiceovers kazaa on your website. You're also like hey work with me. What are some of the things that people do say. Hey you i. I wanted to collab- or higher joe gibbs for something. Well you people. People who have businesses may want everything from corporate news. You may be producing a twenty minute explainer video when you need a narrator You may be doing animation and you need all sorts of voices. I've done a lot for allotting gaming and animation where where it's not always a celebrity impression it may be it may be some owned english wizard in some fantasy of video game or whatever the case may be so it gaming animation Radio and tv commercials audio books Personalized greetings. I get a lot of calls an activity where people say my My my my uncle is an insane. Beatle mania can you do a birthday greeting for him as paul mccartney and send that to me it. It's just like.
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"gibbs" Discussed on Pond's Feed
"Okay how are we going to reach their re shooters start filming again in person when with all of everything and you hear stories of like say the batman tried to keep itself going and there has there was a shutdown on that because some people got infected. I think even the rock at one point. And i oh. I think tom cruise was someone he got off. I got on studio crew members for not wearing the masks. Right all that going on that you have to deal because you get to be at home. I'm lucky too because To a degree we're limited because we can't interact with other people But were insular here because we have all the cameras and lighting and green screens and everything we need to shoot you know within a certain parameter what we can here in in my home But you know we're we're we've been lucky on that there's people people didn't understand that forty years ago there's like you work at home and there were no fax machines or iphones or computers or whatever but You know real real michelle reel to reel machines and cassette man. I've been through all the tech all right here You know it. It's all all and i've been very lucky very lucky to be able to do you know ninety percent of everything i've had to do from the comfort of my home and you get to where you know hanging out in your comfy close to have to be all suit and tie don't even pants won't right you can. You can obviously guess whether i am or i'm not wearing pants right. Put that image in my head out. We all go there. Yeah i just wonderful talk in the year and learning about the stuff that you do. I mean all the history that you guys can also you probably as last thing reservoirs actor because you mentioned having to experience all tech. How is your job chains over over the years if any oh i would have to say the biggest changes has been all the technology which which in my business you have to move with. So it's not like there was ever a Giant explosion from monday to a tuesday. And you got what do you do. What do you do. I an and of course i..
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"gibbs" Discussed on Pond's Feed
"Ironically involves My my history of puppetry there is There is a a major network major television network and additionally a major retailer the to have nothing to do with each other but coincidentally both of them are interested in one of the characters one of the puppet characters that i portray one is interested in developing possibly a series for the character. The other is looking for the character to be its brand. It's it's it's vision its mascot. It's it's it's rubber stamp so we're working on that to try to figure out which is going to be the more interesting lucrative and meaningful path with this puppet character over here. There is a onstage theatrical. character that i've portrayed myself in years past and we were this. Close the just this close about ten months ago To bringing it to life on the stage as the theatrical performance thing that was likely going to play in theaters all over the country and i was ready to read myself up and travel all over america performing this and then this little thing happened around the beginning of march The pandemic yes. That's the name and everything completely blew up on that. So now were since. I'm just waiting for dr fauci to call me here. Phone is not ringing. So when dr fauci calls me up and says joel all clear. We'll put that back into the theatrical experience. But in the meantime were read developing and rethinking about at least for the time. Big i to what we're going to do digitally With the character whether it be a web associates or youtube channel or something that will cause this thing to go very viral So we're we're in development with that right now over the next over the next thirty to sixty days. We should kinda know where we're at with all of these projects. In the meantime you know still. Doing voiceover is still doing the interviews. Unfortunately unable to sit with other human beings and do a lot of the things that we did before but as you can see anything. I need to record You know i've got my studio to do that. In and You know i. I've been working largely at home for for over forty years. So i'm used to being stuck in the house i'm cool. I got everything i need. It's the rest of the world is going a little bit more out of their minds. I get it But i'm i'm i'm at home in unfought. I'm cool law. That's great that you have the setup up to where you're create space that is weird. I mean you're living. That's all in the country house. You don't have have that thing. Okay neri up to restructure yourselves working at home because we're we used to have a studio or of having to go and meet people in person. That's something voice. Actors have probably advantage over on stage actors or onset D'ors they have to try to figure out..
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"gibbs" Discussed on Pond's Feed
"Most of the time on english version voiced by white actors. In i had a i had a run. I had a run in the eighties and nineties in a in a small market. Where i was doing here here is. I didn't have a problem with this. It was actually a parody of john. Belushi summarize character so here was a caucasian guy dressing. Lovely to summarize. And doing all this. So i was basically doing a parody of him in my mind i was not howard a yang an asian person. So i didn't get any flack for that at off from from the asian community because in a sense belushi was doing a cartoon character television. I was emulating it on radio but today fifteen twenty whatever years later. I'm not sure how that would go over if i did. Vote samurai quote unquote and it was obviously a belushi parity Would i get heat on that. I'm not sure not sure. That's part of the delicate balance ball. I mean if. I mean now with even asians being accused of being the causes of covid nineteen. I don't really see people. Like what the heck. I think it's because we're seeing more representation now than ever a mortgage stories that starring black regime characters now right now. That's even going with the native american and indigenous because for a long time people dressed up as native americans. Well i've actually been an animated films that is not or k. Sports teams got to change their names and they understand that. I understand that you know. It's it's about pride and heritage. Whatever and you know. If there's any any i i try to avoid controversy i don't want i don't want to offend anybody you know i. I'm just charging goofy stuff. That's my job. And i think you've done a great job. I mean lessening your voices. your excellent add. Whatever impression you put on now we talked a lot about the voices but also do interviews and another thing. I've listened to that is that you got to sit down with kevin bacon. Yes that's.
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"gibbs" Discussed on Pond's Feed
"Voices i mean as you mentioned godfather. I've listened also. You did a flintstone. I mean there's other. I mean there's a there's a whole list that's on your website acog oasis. They've been done in a lot of different projects on occasion. I'd been asked if the official voice of cartoon axe was sick and there was some emergency somehow producers would find me. And i would step into an understudy type of thing. I i only wish the i had been over the years. The official voice of bugs. Bunny or or fred flintstone or all. These other animated characters. That i've been able to do that would have been a cool thing but the fact that i had the opportunity to do it on occasion thrown into your resume and it's great great. Yeah i did know that. Even the even though the flintstones hasn't had a series of cartoon most for the most part they like the flintstones they haven't had a new series for a while. You're always those commercials the stones they would levine and the fruity pebbles commercials. Heavy done Voices for busy mentioned being the ad industry have you done voices for ads about these saidan icon characters. That was actually coincidentally the instance. I had to do fred. Flintstone on a national level is when the the gentleman who was much older than me before he passed away when they were doing a lot of these commercials for the cereals I got to step in for him to do way Fruity pebbles or cocoa pebbles or whatever. The cereal was actually. Got to be fred fred flintstone in one of those commercials so my one little claim to fame for for the national or international version of fred Did that but yeah. There hasn't been a series it a long time if one comes along the next five minutes raise my hand and maybe i'll get called on. We'll say heard that they're trying to bring it back. Or at least seth macfarlane had an idea..