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¿Dice Así? Podcast
"jona" Discussed on ¿Dice Así? Podcast
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¿Dice Así? Podcast
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The Life Illiterate Podcast
"jona" Discussed on The Life Illiterate Podcast
"Welcome back to studio one thirty one illiterate podcast on your host poker. You like that back to one daddy. Everybody instantly looks at me. Come back to studio one. Fifty one jona hill. One one from caribou. That's too much me. What you see daddy fucking laugh with that shit makes the baby. Jesus cry baby fucking can go. Daddy do it in that voice right there..
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The Taliban Must Deal With These Leaders to Avoid Civil War
"Jona goldberg wrote a great book. A couple years ago we talked about the big man theory. In every failed state big man emerges usually the guy with the most guns skinny teenagers and maybe out of that state grows. Do you expect a civil war in afghanistan admiral after a period of time when these tribes fall back to what these tribes have always done which fight each other when they don't fight the west certainly. That's the long in unfortunate history of afghanistan. The taliban are still you know two three weeks into this thing playing their version of taliban two point oh. I saw some shots yesterday of connie the minister of the interior. Who's who has between five and ten million dollar bounty on his head depending on who you talk to a pure terrorist. A dark figure yet. He's walking around kabul effectively handing out candy in the streets. He's being kind and charming and smiling. That's kind of the face of the taliban at the moment if they keep that up. I think they've got a shot at avoiding of major breakdown if they revert to their old practices. It's civil war right around the corner. Because the northern alliance's that big trips to the north. They don't want to be ruled by the pashtoons in the south Unfortunately i would suspect. That is the future of afghanistan. we ought to care for the reasons we just talked about you. Which are that leads to ungoverned spaces that leads to the rise of al qaeda that provides safehaven to slavic state That's what we need to avoid being surprised on all the more reason that we maintain an intelligence capability in afghanistan. As difficult as. that's going to be.
Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"jona" Discussed on Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"I can have my own insights. I can create my own. Well reality if you will not in the sense of fantasy but in the sense of i have that power due to the power of my consciousness i can contextualized things in a different way and that can allow me to transcend things that can allow me to to incent my fear. Even though my body is responding to that fear right now in my emotions going haywire. My consciousness so high pay grade. I can transcend that. Yeah and there's obviously more many different aspects Play into this that. We're just not discovering all these things about bioenergy and energy and energy that you know vibrations resonances and so forth so there are mechanics that you know like if you will natural laws that apply to energies as well. It is less chaotic than new age. Makes it look like and less arce. Dogmatic as religion makes it look like so this sort of evolution into your own self of owners. Im self awareness. That i can make my own context. I can have insight and act on that. I can create my own pocket of energy as i called it and the beginning. That is what gives a person a power to outwit braid in our environment. The pete the peoples around them though You know whatever the high of mind or whatever the sort of the the flock does so. Our job is to really find that. I am place in us. We realized that this young wanted. Thank you so much being with us. Today are very very concise very insightful and obviously could tell it definitely bringing in a certain type of energy. That's very unique. I learn more about yawn by going to websites. Trans codes dot com. And if you can highly recommend going through their heart warriors program which i did and it was fantastic and can go to their website. Transco dot com go to their blogs. It's just talk re two or three paragraphs you comprehensive reports and also sign up for their newsletter. You're going to get comprehensive energy reports you and jeff you're doing is just incredible and no one else is doing it so you wanna thank you so much for spending time with us today. Thank you for inviting me. Okay everyone that included.
Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"jona" Discussed on Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"Yes oh that's really. The core element launched you've shifted yourself into a comma physiological or biological state. Then you can work. With the emotional psychological aspects offset and then the third technique would be actually consciousness. Work as i call this This can be in context with of religions this can be in context with like say twelfth stealth twelve step health self help groups. They're very effective if not to religious okay because there was something in these twelve steps regardless of which kind of twelve step you do that actually yeats person to this processing off the past traumas and actually You know sort of reconciling with god all right because many of us have a spiritual crisis not because we don't believe in a higher power but because the versions of spirituality that were offered to us were either to duck matico to punitive or to catch mental you know for example catholic church or a psalm or they were too far out there you know like a new wage. Okay which also doesn't make any sense you know to externalize everything and say you know everything's gonna be fine or some kind of magical forces going to come and rescue us all so for any of us spiritual crisis is because we don't really know where to look and the way through this really is inward so consciousness development and spiritual development. Those are inside jobs. This needs to happen from within ourselves and whether or not we can actually speed up our conscious development. That's not fully answered yet because there seems to be you know sort of a tendency that a person has kind of like a disposition similar to like a genetic disposition meaning that There seems to be something that we call central pe- it is sort of the opposite force of entropy entity Basically allows you to learn through chaos. And you know You know sort of chaotic expansion central p. is the opposite. It's the coherence with something. It has been a person kind of feels a connection with a higher power and there seems to be a pool there so a person doesn't actually have to accelerate or expedite. Things in fact my experience is one cannot really expedite anything because there's a certain yes future maturity. I wanna say needed to. Really be able to conceptualize of things such as what we are experiencing right. Now yeah it without that spiritual maturity It just looks like You know the dark forces taking over and that's not a very mature very sophisticated spiritual stance. 'cause anybody who's actually studied spiritual sciences knows that dark creation off you know source as well. It serves a very important purpose and when we can understand better how our echo mind and distilling part of us is sort of lower developed or lower evolutionary part of operates than we can understand that an evolution of consciousness. Evolution can only happen through this conscious choice. That person needs to make to understanding your seeing oneself at is. I am awareness seeing oneself as already understanding. That life doesn't just happen happened. Happens threw at us. Yeah it doesn't just happen to us. It happens to us an out of that choice to say. Okay i am my own mind. I can think for myself..
Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"jona" Discussed on Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"Our breezing work with feeling our body and coming on nervous system down because once our nervous system is in a certain state all right. It's really hard to control this because you have so many neurotransmitters and hormones and you know things flush your system. Okay it's the easiest way is through initiating some kind of physical shift aka. You know mindfulness meditation really taking time off your day and it doesn't even have to be in a spiritual way you just have to understand that your body response to these energies which are mostly unseen for most people. Okay whether you're aware of it or not so you're going to have to give your body the opportunity to reset this is basically what Breathing techniques and and meditation techniques and so forth doesn't even have to be fancy. My experiences i mean science has has clearly concluded twenty minute meditation for just fourteen days already reduces that part of the brain That puts the person into this As fight flight or freeze mode. Okay so this is an actual study. That was done and which is very positive news because you don't have to have any kind of a religious context this all you got to know. Is that at least twenty minutes a day. You know focusing on your blast coming down and You know learning how to meditate will already do you know. Do you good okay. The second one is sent to realize what these things are that are being triggered in you so we all as humans have this. You know this sort of baggage that we carry around with us. Nothing so much childhood core wounds again. It doesn't even have to be sort of fancy you know we don't raft. Talk about karma and stuff like that we just really have to look at You know like what these decisions were that we've made in our lives endure things that we regret or things that we don't really want to be reminded of their emotions that we avoid Things like that so we have to work with this young in order to better understand ourselves..
Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"jona" Discussed on Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"It's the best times of our lives to humanity. Never had a batter batter better than now where there was these. Few fringe dwellers right in genetically sensitive people not even necessarily spiritual people but people who picked up on like wait. Wait wait something a white this is this is kind of fake and there is what were i see a big big relief now because with all the all the people that we work with dose who have been feeling the most separated or at the most Say you know like they don't belong of it in deir actually starting to feel relieved and feel healing now because they can see now that what they have been. Picking up on all along wasn't fantasy. Okay feeling confirmed now it is unfortunately also the reason why we have such a strong in a conspiracy theories and fanaticism because you have a considerable amount of people who have no training in how to discipline their minds. Okay and The eagle mind has that tendency that when there is no way to contextualized things or make sense of things that are going on that it starts creating things it starts to fill in the gap so we got to be very careful when we say. These things. Such as spiritual awakening evolution. Is you know the way to go. It is but this needs to happen with a considerable amount of work and this when we come back to the shadow aspects because if we don't have that discipline of our mind where we actually report to ourselves where we have tools You know we have trained ourselves to look beyond that reptilian part of us that we all have we all have. That part is our nervous system is designed. Now that's how eko was designed some of the psychological and biological Mechanics designed that way that in times of stress reliever revert back to simpler computing. If you will if we don't have the training but for example of mindfulness controlling our breathing or heartbeat stimulating of vegas of available system..
Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"jona" Discussed on Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"We talked a lot about economies. You talked a lot about where things were going to go. And one thing we really focus always how to be free in an unfree world. So it's really about you know giving people the tools and the power and the choice live the wives that they wanna live even if the collective is going cliff because i quite frankly don't want to be a part of work collective humanity seems to be currently going if they want to get a shot that is still clinical trials that go ahead. Let them do what they want to do. Anything with their own body five. But i don't wanna be a part of it. I don't want to be a part of this. This seems like a psychosis agree with you here. It is harsh when one is in a state of duality. Yup like an whiteness. In simple words and you see other people making different choices are then And and you have Sort of an awareness that allows you to see through some of these things. It's hard to watch that. But at the end of the day and i agree with you. Know the the task that is in front of us here namely how to create this energetic pocket for ourselves how to choose the partner the job the place the country where we want to live. I mean not. Everybody has that choice. Why but let's assume our listeners. Have that choice. The overall rule that i would suggest this is basically what i do in every day. Coaching sessions is to recognize if a an environment you know like a condition is toxic because when when it environment is toxic beat a workplace via the relationship of even a family constellation or the place that you live in you literally wasting your life force fighting against that awarding that off. So there's a bit of a non right now here from an energetic point of you. Don't choose toxicity toxicity. Choosing toxicity is something that often Kind of alludes people but when you look at the fundamentals of what evolution and healing actually is yes. Seeing healing as part of the mechanic off evolution. It is the ability to to to recognize when something is in handley life degrading life. Yeah which means the ability to to recognize something. Toxic is something that we would call the ability to disown truce the ability to actually knows it now and whether you completely one hundred percent aware of the mechanics and what exactly is contributing to. The toxicity is actually quite irrelevant. You just need to really feel if where you're at.
Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"jona" Discussed on Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"Inform off extremely visual and guiding and prophetic kind of input to humans slowly slowly being replaced through humans intellectually developing to appoint were they more or less decided that science is going to be sort of the next paradigm ya that that happened. Roughly five hundred years ago and now us basically yeah experiencing my. This is my personal personal view. The end of scientism. Yeah the end of of single minded linear dualistic science or paradigm of signs that we can now see a can also create a lot of damage and lead to devolution. So there are things that are happening right now. were clearly. See the opportunity to grow here for us. I'm actually very very positive about all this. Because i have been observing this for a long time and predicting exactly what it is that the next steps will be that said. Obviously it's sometimes Very uncomfortable to go through change. We all know this on a personal level and we have this this echo in us yet that that's it's a protection mechanism but also unfortunately something that pulls us into our own to eliza and that really doesn't change it finds the most security in in the familiar so it is human if your world's part of our human nature to resistance to its change even to it's changed. That would be better for us. that would be for. Ohio's good so one can look at what we are experiencing right now as something that i have been a call calling a global shadow clearing really Because of the global shadow clear because it you know is it really a global child clearing or is it just human nature. Because when i've taught we had some people on who've died just flooded that dead. One of them for nancy says this thing that we perceive as evil. That's just human nature. Humans can be cruel that could really evil if they reside within the lizard brain but if they touch their spirit and they they realize or kind of embraced the idea or even the feeling..
Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"jona" Discussed on Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"The world the way they are the reason why you had so many people i guess appearing to abandon logic and kind of just being swept up in fear and steria is because singularity consciousness is doing this to kind of refine itself may be purchased at a mike. I don't know if that's true or not but it seems pretty interesting that you would have a global crisis where i guess people have the opportunity or the chance to i guess become part of it or step out so it's i'm curious what your perspective is Yeah i mean. I've been talking about this a lot. Since the beginning of the divisible parts in fact actually lay many years before the vid us situation sort of materialized at Obviously in every crisis is a huge healing opportunity. So big part of what i do. When i conceptualize a collective energies on a weekly and monthly and yearly basis is to point out. You know the opportunity here There are of course also thinks that we can observe right now and this happened way before coded does has been going on for many many more years. Is something like what what is often called. Bifurcation were the perception of people is such that. It almost appears as if they were to realities in our hardware. Your show shows ryan. We've talked a lot about this. How you know the the way we perceive the world life itself and ourself and how we contextualized what we are seeing has a lot to do with the consciousness level which means were one person can see what is happening to them as a as a tragedy as as a basically the end of the world the other person can see a huge opportunity for healing. And this whether or not a person is able to seize odd and basically than to embody it to to use dot awareness to turn around That is something that can really be answered. Because of from what i can see in people. This has to do with carmen. So you mentioned something else. Though i found interesting about this you you mentioned the the singularity mind What i hear you hinting at You know it referring to the author is that there was some kind of Evolution happening from something like a hive. Mind is that what you mean with this. You like the singularity known source and source goes. Okay you don't got these collective humans that i don't imagine into reality and you know maybe right now i'm kind of bored with humans and their you know human nature doing all the stuff. Maybe if i through like a big wrench out there and kinda gave each individual perspectives from Who i am of kong of source and gave an opportunity to see what's going to happen to see if you know. Maybe the you know the consciousness of the humanity speaking. Has you opportunity to rise or fall. Who because it's really weird. Yona mean we've been talking about this know talk an heart warriors. Radio been talking about seattle for many years and even stored while talked about he said humanity was going to split into two different evolutions..
Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"jona" Discussed on Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"But when you actually go in and show homes when you when you look at on the can be attractions and things that you feel that there are repellent you. They have nothing to do with alexei. Maybe a traffic noise or Beauty or anything like that That has to do with us being able to pick up on the surrounding energies so yes to our areas in the world where i would say if i have a choice. The oval tendency in those areas is is more sort of to its expansion and there are some areas that are gravitating towards contraction. But that said it doesn't mean that one has to pack bags and and get out of there because many of us also come here for a specific reason for example to hold the energy vibration in areas. That need more if you will so now. We will sort of slowly switching into the more spiritual component of of where we're at yup because that is not to be underestimated if me personally i've lived in many different countries and i can say straight out that it be planting ourselves that needs to be very carefully felt through okay because when we remove ourselves from our place of a region we are you know with separating ourselves from that collective of karma if you will that is in our tribe of origin and sometimes that is what we need to do in order to grow but sometimes it can also severely impact our sense of belonging our sense of security. So it's not that easy. I know we all kind of want the answer. You know that. There's one place better than the other. Mike's isn't that easy on new york city. I used to love new york city. And i feel like it's the dead dead energy. I don't know what happened. I just love it place and it's gone..
Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"jona" Discussed on Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"Four years ago. I did one hundred fifty calibrations. These things are very very possible. And there's a lot going on about this which is kind of cool to watch this now. Emerging you know even in Sort of the scientific area out of this sort of who corner now that we've been put in in the past so yes and there are other aspects that contribute so things such as les lines Things such as planetary and the cost make influences Not cosmic and mystical but cosmic and like the interplanetary lake. How planets effect another simplest way to visualize as obviously is a lunar cycle. Your so depending on where the moon is. It affects Certain patterns around Around water and so forth the same occurs to the or counts for the sun. The sun is actually responsible for or over weather patterns You know things such as Sunspots light intensity and so forth. They have a severe impact on not just areas but also our entire planet. And then there's another thing that One can see if if you know if you investigate this that there is something like a resonance with sti With the composition of the earth with a geological chemical composition so there are some areas in the world that have is sort of a naturally haya vibration. There were some areas in the world that have some somewhat more of a reflection of things that are coming in from the outside. Do you know what i mean. Like where they're more naturally more shielded. But i mean know of morrison's are happening like that. If you're say would you be able to identify. Maybe like two places in the world where that the evolutionist happening in accelerated foreign like people are migrating towards two physical locations. Maybe two physical locations where it's not getting the energy or the energies coming through. Yeah i mean this is not so easy to answer because every person this is the cool thing about humans has this individual did resonance so to speak so if you sink for yourself if you train your consciousness for yourself you can literally sort of separate yourself. It's not a separation it's actually more of a of a synergetic mechanics if you work two words higher levels of consciousness then you can basically create your own energetic pocket so every person is certainly radically capable of creating their own pocket. Were there at teno to mean. So i see this a lot in neighborhoods for example. Yeah so you can have a a place like say cities that have a relatively low relative to other cities. Low conscious level one of which for example would be mexico city. Okay but you can have a very high vibrational neighborhoods in their d. -stincts are the things that we should look at as well because a lot of it has to do with how humans come together in certain areas. Certain pockets also create a you know like resonances with others soul. You know you have the best way to picture. This is in when an area is really run down and launched. The area starts to run down once you see graffiti everywhere. Once you see like broken glass and stuff like that it seems so devolve or degrade faster the opposite district case with neighborhoods that where people are really connected with another worked together where they equate sort of their own sort of tribal consciousness and that Is something that. I see here for us happening in the near future. Yeah within the next five years that we will all gravitate towards creating our own little pockets of energy and that means that We will move away from this sort of globalist her kind of thinking and back to something. That might actually be more natural for us humans anyway..
Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"jona" Discussed on Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"Right now when you look at that do you see if you have a number of individuals that are kind of going. Wait is there kind of a a diggity. You sense of collective evolutions in terms of certain countries. Like i just. I wonder if certain places in the world are speeding up through evolution sense that they are moving towards a place where you have a Discarding more dissolution of the ego moving more to to more spiritual i wonder if there are certain areas of the world or tribes. If you want to call that way that are accelerating at that speed and other places of the world where you're kind of seeing things slowing down where they're kind of more or less evolving back. Did the lizard brain and if show any particular places that you can censor feel. That dumb are having one of those yeah. This is a very interesting field of research. Actually the most significant work here was done. By dr hawkins in the early two thousands of calibrating the levels of consciousness of countries and tribes and these are things that are measured based on a kenya zoological results. Meaning that one can actually use a logarithmic scale that You know basically calibrate okay. How how far a country or a nation is in danger evolutionary process assuming obviously that higher evolutionary state is desirable or is something that we all heading towards so one. I has really established that that we all believe so to speak in evolution. In that way that we say okay Every experienced that we are making here as as civilization or as sort of species contributes to our growth contributes to our expansion of consciousness. And yes one can do this. Actually and there are a lot of indicators. We constantly look at this constantly. Look at the overall level of consciousness not just in specific countries but also in sort of groups even organizations. I have even attested companies based on their integrity levels in specific cryptocurrency companies of sweet..
Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"jona" Discussed on Outer Limits Of Inner Truth
"House ryan tonight. Our focus is going to be about understand ourselves as energetic. Being is going to be a deep metaphysical show and are featured. Guest is fantastic. But it's began. It is a great honor to welcome back to our show once again. Iota brenda's founder and owner of trance codes now. She has a bachelor's degree chemistry computer science international business and she's been helping a lot of people throughout the year. She also has an education in spiritual psychological studies. Nlp remote viewing spiritual helium metaphysics. So now you know. Thank you have a stack amass program just to get that one straight out okay. So i'm not a scientist but i can read. Studies can studies him all right. So when you and jeff casper exhaustive in our show before look and you guys have your perception enable to to see a guy..
Pretty Basic with Alisha Marie and Remi Cruz
"jona" Discussed on Pretty Basic with Alisha Marie and Remi Cruz
"She picks one of us. Oh you can't pick one of us as a joke to. You have to pick somebody easy way out. I'm trying to think of real like a good reason food. I'm just gonna over somebody that i really really define film jona. Because i don't like watching him. Puke kooks pukes a lot off care must gag reflex. He gets grossed out by very easily. But like i don't know like he grows like if you touch him he's just like you can wash your hands. He's very Right or is that jonas. A huge germaphobe. Jona todd which i would i. I'm i'm just gonna answer it. I would say jona as well. Just not because i think he needs to be kicked out because he he's like a bad per like sometime like he's one of the only people that i'm like. I love him within almost like god get the game away from him he just he just doesn't want to stop little brother. Just like space. Do you kick thought. I thought we just went into a bonus round the questions answered that sound again. That was good. That's coming back in. Pick him out there. Another brings zona al..
The Eric Metaxas Show
Prophet Amanda Grace: This Is the Jewish Year to Be 'Reawaked'
"Okay manda you said you're seeing a lot of amazing stuff. I happen to know. You've got this word august thirty first. You gave it on your you dance channel in that word. You say that. God gave me the number seven in front of this statement and you didn't know what it meant and i didn't know what it meant when i heard you say but then yesterday you had on a friend who has messianic juliana. Yes he can you give out his last name or just jona it. I don't know if he wants me to give out this last thing okay. Let's just say withering ten or smith okay so but he explained to you that number seven means the schmidt the year is that right yes seven s to the sh- meet two year. It's the sabbatical year detrick. Happened to be forgiven in that year. To of the land rests that year. So it's very important. Seven schmidt meters equal a jubilee correct. Okay so the fact. This is a schmidt two year. This is what the twentieth anniversary of nine eleven right I think i'm correct on that. Of course you're correct on that and you're going to be on the mall in dc. It's going to be a day of prayer prayer when this is not a political rally. All about prayer to eliminated on september eleventh. But i wanna ask you. You said five. Seven eight two. That's the jewish year fifty seven eighty two. It starts tomorrow which starts tomorrow. Yes well actually starts yesterday. 'cause today's we're airing this wednesday. Okay yes so. It starts on the seventh of september. Yes and today will be the eighth okay. So you're telling me that that year has a meaning. How does a year have meaning. I don't get that you said is roused reawakened. I don't get that. yes so. Interestingly enough Every year of the jewish calendar has a meaning attached to it okay so interestingly enough 2016 okay. The year president trump one was the year in the jewish calendar of what that literally what it was the year watch like. Oh my gosh you know if that was literally what it was real. Yes you're of what you know kind of like you know baffling so this year happens to be the year to be roused or reawakened of all years on the jewish calendar could hit the year to be roused a reawakened. It is this year.
She Reads Truth Podcast
"jona" Discussed on She Reads Truth Podcast
"So that when we are When we do give mercy where we wouldn't naturally give mercy. It's a reflection of him and his power. That's actually in in working through us in that blows the just blows my mind but yeah he's not like us and boy. I am so thankful. I don't want to move away from too soon but man i'm thankful for jona. Yeah he's such a stinker. I call toby stinker all the time jona is such a stinker and he does not obey. You know he's like go here. And jonas coco. I'm just going to go this way instead. Like if you look at the map and you look at what god asked jones to do. And then you look at what joanna did. It's like it's compatible. opposition. I mean hilarious but also not okay. Disobedience to the god of you know to the god of the universe so let's talk about him but before we talk about him. I get such a kick out of so we spent some time prepping for every episode and so we have precedence for this and often our content editor jessica will pop in web notes and leave us little like. Here's some thoughts and one of the things that i got such a kick out of in. She was like means like the name. Odiaum means servant of y'all way and she's like my two cents. I think that's a better name than jonah like. She's just as we're about to read because they're about to go to joanna jona here. That's what's cool about. Jona is the minor profit book is. It's a prophetic narrative. So telling a story a true story some thing that happened right so it's recounting events of when jona god called you to go to the assyrian city of niniveh which was terrible like it. Just terrible things happening in innovate like really horrifying things child. Sacrifice like bad steph and so he called jona it's goto niniveh into preach to the innovates on behalf of god and so you know we laugh about jona but also i know what they do..
Pray the Word with David Platt
Zealous and Compassionate Evangelism (Jonah 4:10-11)
"Jona chapter four versus ten eleven. And the lord said you pity the plant for which you did not labor nor did you make it grow which came into being a night and perished in a night and should not i pity niniveh that great city in which there are more than one hundred and twenty thousand persons who do not know their right hand from their left and also much cattle and thus ends the book of jona with the profit exceedingly displeased. An angry that god had brought salvation to niniveh. The god had saved benefit from the wrath. They deserved and the prophet. Jonah is upset goes out of the city. Sits down there under the shade and god appoints this plant to come up over jona to save him from discomfort in the sun and jonah was exceedingly. Glad about the plant. But then when god appointed a worm to attack the plants withered. Joan was so upset. And god's says in verses we just read you pity the plant a plant. Should i not pity. Niniveh people hundreds of thousands of people who have created a my image whom i love and i desire to save like. There's so much temptation at this point just to be very critical of jona and obviously jonah was in the wrong here but let's look at our own lives i. How often are you an. I consumed with passionate about things in this world that ultimately don't matter i we value plants and possessions and sports and entertainment and petty comforts in trivial concerns. And we can get so worked up over these things so passionate about these things even embroiled in these things that we miss individuals right around us people that we interact with on a daily basis. Who are on a road that leads to an eternal hell. Oh god we pray. Help us to realize to remember what matters most god reprieve. You'd forgive us for our focus on so many different comforts and cares and concerns in this world that we are not more passionate about seoul's being saved not just experience your life and your love in this world but in all of eternity god help us depite what you pity to have compassion like your compassion to love like you love god. We pray. You'd help us too long for what you long for you. Desire all people to know your grace your salvation. We think about seven plus billion people in the world all created in your image your likeness created to know you and created to enjoy you. Who turned from you all seven. Plus billion of us have turned from you and you love them so loved the world that you gave your one and only son that whoever among the seven billion believes in jesus will not perish paternal live gunnery. Praise you for your love for us. We praise you for somebody caring enough about us to share the gospel with us. We praise you for the eternal life we have in you. We praise you for your pity and your compassion and your love for us. So god reprinted helpless his show that for other people around us cowdery pray that ours eel to lead people to to faith in jesus to internal life and you would far outweigh our zeal for anything else. In this world. God that we would be emotional about passionate about not plans and possessions and sports and entertainment and petty comforts and trivial concerns but that we would be passionate about people and their souls for all of eternity. God we we pray that you would keep us from living like we see joan in this last chapter. God help us to be a clear reflection of your love for the people around us people who are desperately in need of your grace. We pray that you would help us to be more concerned about their salvation. Then we are about new business ventures new gadgets nicer things and sports teams and whatever else this world offers us help us we pray god in jesus name
Ramsey Call of the Day
I Have $50,000 Left Over From College Scholarships
"In the lobby of Ramsey Solutions Jona joins us for the question John Holliman. Ramsey thank you very much for taking my question. Sure what's up? So in a little over week, I'm going to be starting my college experience and I'm in a very fortunate position to where I'm receiving hundred thousand dollars towards my college cost Lloyd ago. Thank you however through a number of merit aid scholarships that four year total is going to be about fifty thousand meaning the residual is kind of up there and that's my question is. In the four years that I'm in college. What should what should I do with that fifty thousand that remains Where you going to school that? Ole Miss Bonus or what are you studying chemical engineering with a potential double major in Mandarin Chinese of course. Goodness. Gracious. Wow smoke. That's fun well. Here's the thing. Joni you. The amount of money you can make investing fifty thousand. Pales. In. Comparison. To What The To to what your degree is worth. In the marketplace, so you are a better investment. than. Mutual Fund is. Now granted. We don't need that fifty thousand and we don't think for you to graduate. Now, without debt but if the merit scholarships dropped for some reason, this fifty thousand sitting there not invested Is or not trapped in something is worth more as an insurance policy on you getting through school without that then than any amount of money would make. So let's say it may ten percent Sharon cry so you'd make five thousand bucks. And you. So you'd make in four years you make twenty grand correct, which isn't spit compared to what you're going to be making absolute. Be My. Hope. I think that's fairly predictable with you. Sir. So the You know what you could make on. That is not as good as making sure you get through debt free. So if you WanNa just park it in a mutual fund or a money market account you can if you wanted to put it in a low risk, low volatility, mutual fund or some kind that's fine but you could still lose some of it. I would not put it into retirement account I would not put it into a super long term thing because then you're going to be tempted if you get squeezed to borrow instead of using that money. And again, you're the magic sauce not investing. Investing long-term become the magic sauce, but it'll come from your income that you're going to create. So pretty incredible situation you got yourself into. This is neat. Your Mom and dad did a great job obviously without much merit scholarships you did a great job. So those are academics a lot of them. Yes yeah. Okay. Very cool. So what is the deal with the Mandarin Chinese you want to go on the mission field or something? No. So That's actually through a federally funded program at Ole Miss this a flagship. Mandarin Program, and so I've studied Chinese since middle school and it just so happens that as I was searching for college that program popped up and I was able to go there, visit them at a really good impression and. It seems as if they had a good impression of me. So but I mean, you didn't have there wasn't like mixing that with the chemical engineering and some way that you had a certain goal. It's just you've enjoyed the language exactly Oh. Okay. All right. That makes that makes sense. I thought maybe the two together we're taking somewhere. I didn't know what you were doing. Okay. Might might be international business of some kind but Wow and what a great language to know in today's world. Absolutely. So very cool. Why Shop Guy Man thanks for coming by.
5 Minutes in Church History
Augustines Teenage Coauthor
"In three eighty, nine Augustine Co wrote a book called it the teacher. The title comes from a Text Matthew Chapter Twenty three verse. Ten. which reads for you have one instructor or one teacher. Christ. Augusta and said, this book discusses and inquires and discovers that there is no teacher who teaches men knowledge accept God. As, written in the Gospel and he quotes Matthew Chapter Twenty, three ten of course that is very significant the title of the Book and where it came from it's also significant that this book was written in three eighty nine. It was just three years after Agustin's conversion you remember his story, he leaves Hippo there north. Africa goes up to Rome goes to Milan is literally running away from God like Jona or the Prodigal son. But God catches him. In fact, God has been directing him and directing every step of his path straight to him and in three eighty, six in. Milan. He was converted and three, eighty eight he leaves Rome, and heads back to Carthage, and then onto the gassed and hippo in North Africa, and there he will serve for the rest of his life as bishop. But this is in three, eighty nine. It is early in his Christian time. So the title is significant the date is significant but what is really significant is that Augusta had a CO author for this book and this was not just any CO author. It was a teenager sixteen year old came along to help Augusta and write this book. And was not does any sixteen year old? It was his son at data's the teacher is a dialogue, a dialogue between father and son the father. Augusta and the Sun Addio data's his son's name literally means a gift from God dot to means Gift Day Oh of course God and awe is the preposition that means from. He too was converted right at the same time Augustine was, and they were also baptized by Ambrose there in Milan and audio Dada was baptized as he was turning fifteen he went with his father back to Carthage, and then in three eighty nine, they wrote this book together in the confessions. This is what Augusta says of it. There is a book of mine called the teacher which consists of a dialogue between Avocados and myself, and now Augustine who in the confessions rights most directly to God, and so he says, you know addressing God let all the ideas expressed by the second speaker in the discussion his. Although he was only sixteen when it took place and I learned for myself that he had many other talents, even more remarkable than this, his intelligence left me spellbound and who but you who but you? Could work such wonders is so here's a guston singing. The praises of his son at your data, and as they wrote this book together well in the Book Augusta. Talks about how we use words to communicate words are symbols, their signs, they signify things. Patio donnas comes to realize that words put us on the alert they make us ready to learn. But ultimately, the words we used to learn ultimately all that is sourced in God in Christ is our teacher well, then conclusion Augustine says this to no end to love him and his to know and to love God is the blessed life which all proclaimed that they are seeking but few have the joy of really finding that is to say all want the good life but only few find it. And that was Agustin's hope for his son Avocados. Well, sad to say that a year after this book, his son at Yoda's died in Augusta who was very sorrowful from this could at least take comfort in the fact that his son died in Christ and so a Guston was confident. His son Bodice was with God.
Parenting: Difficult Conversations
Kid-Friendly TV Show Recommendations
"I think it's important to clarify. We're doing these recommendations are for very little kids and everything that we are talking about all of the recommendations on this episode our TV and I think there are parents of very young children and people who give advice to parents have very young children who tend to obsess over screen time and how much screen time a toddler should have look. These are unusual times and the first thing that I want to say before I even start doling out recommendations is just to remember that you're doing the best you can. You're doing fine if you need to put your toddler in front of a TV or a tablet and that is what needs to happen for you to stay sane for you to get your work done then so be it. Your kid is going to be fine. Your kid has you. That's what's important wanted to get that out there. I will also go so far. As to say as a person who obsessed about this didn't obsess about it goes back and forth the important part of the best you can is the you can part so if you are stuck on the fact well. The best is only two hours. It's the best that you can do. Given your circumstances your doing great exactly so. My first recommendation is something that my parents put in front of me. When I was very small child back in the seventies which has been fairly recently rebooted for new generations the electric company. The Electric Company is a educational children's program in the seventies it featured such wonderful luminaries as Rita Moreno. It has an extraordinarily charming kids show. That is really focused on education. But does it in such a warm and inviting and pleasant way so the original seventies electric company you can stream it via Amazon? It does cost money. You can find pretty lengthy excerpts of it on Youtube floating around and you know a lot of us who grew up in the seventies. We'll have you know like individual favorite moments from the electric company. I just remember that that was something that my parents really love to have on and around because though it was geared very very much too little kids and they say online. They say that it's geared toward five to nine but I think you can really go younger than that. My parents didn't go nuts watching it now. They recently rebooted the electric company from two thousand nine to twenty eleven. Those three seasons you can stream for free at PBS DOT ORG and As an incentive for parents who listen to this show and have not checked out the rebooted electric company one of the CAST members is William Jackson Harper. Who Played Chidi on the good place incentive to watch the new electric company Occasional guest spots and occasional music composition from one Lin. Manuel Miranda. I'LL AL. Obviously we could go back and forth. Comparing the quality of the two there is no way to compare something. You were nostalgic for as a child with something that is trying to duplicate that magic but that is a marvelous piece of educational programming. That is still entertaining. And that is right up there with stuff like Mister Rogers neighborhood and sesame street and all sorts of wonderful stuff that you can find on PBS kids. Electric Company is just a gorgeous piece of that puzzle. And I don't think it gets as much recognition as it should get especially compared to some of those other classic pieces of programming love it. Excellent Pack Loved Electric Company Berry. What is your first recommendation? We in our family when my oldest was younger and I was pregnant with my second son. It was really imperative for me to be sitting down lying down pretending that I didn't have a child for like two or three hours a day but I also had already watched so much Daniel Tiger which is wonderful and other. Pbs Kids thing. That probably taught me a lot about parenting but I wanted something that I also really liked from the creators of Wallace and GROMIT. Shaun the sheep which I have so many I mean I literally have photographs of both my husband and my then three year old watching. Shaun the sheep and both laughing at exactly the same amount because it is genuinely funny. It is the first thing that I think our family all liked the same amount where we really all were engaged in it in the same way. I you know you're not pretending to love you know Mom Tiger or whatever you're not pretending to be like Mom Tiger. I'm really actually mom. Tigers really haunted me over the years but I will say that Shaun. The sheep is both adorable in terms of its slapsticky laps. But it also looks gorgeous. So if you're not familiar with Wallace and gromit they created these these beautiful claymation sort of handmade aesthetic from our animations and Wallace and gromit. I also highly recommend but it's more of a sophisticated storyline. What's Great About Shaun? The sheep is that they are sort of snack. -able basically it is a brilliant sheep named Sean and the adventures of him and his farmer and his friends and it is genuinely funny. They're all of these little references. That are incredibly sophisticated without going over the head of your little ones. There's a kind of buster Keaton ask quality to it and I can watch them all the time. I really truly do not get sick of Shaun the sheep and my kids who are now as we said six nine still really love them. It's about that and maybe the British bake off are the only things that the entire family can agree on. If you've missed out on it please go back and watch it and you may find yourself watching it even without your children and where we find it. You can find it in a myriad of places. It is on Amazon prime. It is on Netflix. The Shaun the sheep extended universe of both movies and also the Wallace and gromit from the same animation studio are in many streaming places so if you just search Shaun the sheep you will find a gorgeous claymation that will make you. Giggle is a great pick and man. My kids now are nine thousand nine hundred sixteen and at no point in their lives. Has there been more than like a small handful of things that everyone in the family can enjoy at the same level at the exact same time so when you find one of those the love that you experience as a parent for that piece of entertainment is intense. I feel you on this one in a big way. Very very nice excellent. Pick Berry Hartman Steven. You'RE GONNA give us your second pick and This is not surprise. Me Buddy well. This one is specific to one of my kids particularly my older kid my son. Jona when he was little he obsessed over a cartoon that I watched as a kid called the wacky races and the wacky races were a very short lived. Hanna barbera cartoon aired in late. Nineteen sixty eight and a little bit in early sixty nine and then has kind of lived on in reruns. There's a DVD set that has like the complete collection of the wacky races. Hanna barbera cartoons are pretty primitive. You're talking about children's TV in the late sixties. You have some kind of squeaky gender stuff. There's like one female racer penelope pitstop. Who's like more concerned with her makeup than with racing? It has that name is amazing. Insert pitstop into my middle name. Very pitstop hardiman stuff hardiman The thing is though there's something about the way. This particular cartoon was structured where each episode of the show all of these goofy characters. They were the same characters. The plot couldn't be simpler. They're racing and at the end of each episode. One of the racers wins. There's a bad guy racer named Dick Dastardly. And his side kick Mutley. Who has that famous? Little wheezy laugh and my son who was obsessed with numbers kind of obsessed a certain amount of scorekeeping managed to latch into it. Not only as a piece of like fun cartoony entertainment but kind of latched onto it as like a statistician almost and really got obsessed with it. Even though there were only seventeen episodes he just watched them over and over and over again. Now the wacky races have existed in a couple of different forms. There's a wacky racist game for the we. The kids also played. This is also like electric company is one that got rebooted and it got rebooted a few years ago and once again if you're obsessed with the nineteen sixty eight version you're gonNA watch the version from twenty seventeen or two thousand eighteen and roll your eyes because it's not the exact entertainment that you grew up with but you look at the voice cast on this rebooted wacky races. It's Tom Kenny WHO's TV. Spongebob Jill Talley who's also voiced from. Spongebob she's also from Mister. Show like Tom. Kenny and Billy West. Who was stimpy. He was fry in Futurama. You have some really lovable voice. Cast working with this show. So lucky races isn't necessarily the top of very many people's list as far as like high quality children's programming but it was really important in my house and really had this nice kind of cross generational appeal where I got to feel nostalgia watching it and my kids hooked into it in ways that even I never did
Trivia With Budds
11 Trivia Questions on Movie Mashups
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Top 10 Performers of the 2010s
"Actually I am kind of I write poetry Snow Book Secret Notebook or your poet. Yeah that's great but you like to hear what sure sure it doesn't really Ryan though. Okay kind of like him better when they don't me to all right so we've heard your number ten. We've heard my number six Adam driver. Who's your number nine performer? The decade? Okay boy this hurts me because it wasn't too long ago I was asking if this was the best actress of the twenty tens and I still think she's in the conversation but Elizabeth Moss. When I sat down to do this list fell down to number nine okay and I think for me. It's it's partly again. I'm backing into the list here. It's partly because her strongest work was on television. I don't know if it's fair. We're a film show so I'M GONNA hold that. It's not fair okay. It probably isn't yet to discount the handmaiden and madman but you're right if you include those. Then how is she? Not One of the performance of the Dick and Jane campion's crime series top of the lake. Yeah so so you know those three works alone in her work in them specifically I mean madman. I made the argument. She's as crucial to that series. Almost as crucial. Let's say Don Draper. She was the lead in in Top of the lake in the lead the handmaid's tale but I look back at the big screen to and The one I love I think great in. I know you love the film more than Me Adam but the collaboration with Alex. Ross Perry's Ben. My favorite thing about those including are probably hurt toured force performance of the last. Ten years is in her smile. I think just from last year and then yeah squeezing in that great supporting part in US last year as well getting to show her comic chops I had to keep her on this list but when I started comparing her to the filmography we're going to get to higher up. Yeah I couldn't put up there at the very top. Yes same process with me. Though she slipped a little further I did begin by ranking top ten actresses top ten actors then figured out how to merge them and go made the cut. I Have Elizabeth Moss in my six through ten actresses but did not make my top ten overall. My number ten is an actress. And this is one where you could accuse me Josh of maybe looking ahead a little too much but I think the foundation of great work in this decade is also there. She is the only other one that woman I'm about to mention. She's the only other one with driver who feels to me like locks. We could already pencil them in for when we're doing this list in ten years okay. We're GONNA look back on the twenty twenties and go. Of course. This was the decade of Adam driver and of Sir Sha Ronin the three great performances come in Brooklyn in Lady Bird and of course last year in Greta. Gerwig 's little women and there's two great films there for me all time great films frankly in Lady Bird and little women. I'm less high on Brooklyn though I like Brooklyn quite a bit and I really do think. It's a wonderful performance from her. She also appears of course in Wes. Anderson's Grand Budapest hotel and I really liked her in Joe. Wright's Hannah for me. Ronin is the insistent innocent. There is some naievety about her. As you look at those performances Brooklyn ladybird little women but really just a lack of experience. There's the census. She still has a lot to learn about herself and about the world and relationships. She's going to make mistakes. She's GonNa make a fool of herself but that's because she's always going to put herself on the line there is a determination and there's a voracious nece to Ronin characters that I find really appealing. I was looking back at my notes from our review of Lady Bird and I mentioned the way she just kind of burns with this intensity and this focus. It's almost like she's from another planet in the way she talks and the way she studying the people she's engaging with there is this provocation that is inherent to the lady bird character where she's just so eager to expand her knowledge her base of knowledge. It seems like that's what she's after in every encounter in life and maybe more than anything. Josh the reason why I wanted to make sure I fit. Ronin on this list is I just want to continue to put out into the universe. This idea that I did see floating around social media after a recent Hollywood reporter with Ronin and Greta Gerwig where they talk about future collaborations with each other. And there's a great question by the interviewer posed to Gerwig about working with Ronan and differences in working with her now versus lady bird and I thought Gerg's answer was really instructive. She says it's the benefit of working with someone you've worked with before. I felt like in some ways I had conceived lady bird before I knew she was playing it and I'd written drafts of little women before I knew she was playing it but I don't know any other way to say it. Except she was an author of Lady Bird but even more so she was an author of little women. I felt like she knew exactly what we were making the whole time as a filmmaker as much as an actor she really became a second director for me. It was like an extension of every thought. I had she'd walk out in another step. I think honestly the closest I've had to it is writing. With Noah Noah Baumbach who is her partner. But that's fitting of. Gerwig I think in her personality that she so generous in giving Ronin all that credit as an artistic collaborator but I think it speaks to the intelligence and again that voracious nece that comes through in her character's it's probably embedded within ronin herself. That made her such a good collaborator with Gerwig. And the key line from this is Gerwig saying I'm interested to see what movie we make when searches in her fifties. And I'm in my sixties. WoN'T THAT BE INTERESTING? And I'm thinking that's great but I want to see the movie that you make together when searches in her thirties when searches in her forties. I can't wait until the fifties I would be perfectly content of those to just continue to make movies together until the end of time. So Sir Sharon did just sneak onto my list ten. Hey I like your band with Jona rubies. Len Fans knew awesome.
True Crime Brewery
The Mcstay Family Murder: Setting the Scene
"The mcstay family had recently moved into their new house on on a nice cul de sac in fallbrook California Nets. At the time they disappeared. They had relocated from a beachside apartment in San Clemente. Joey and summer next day had been making plans working on home renovations when they stopped responding to texts and phone calls on February Fourth Twenty ten Joseph was forty he owned and operated earth inspired products misses a business at designed installed water fountains. It had been. Joey's dream to be self employed Loyd in order for him to spend as much time as possible with his sons Johnny h four and Joseph Junior h three. Joey's summer was a licensed assist real estate agent. She taken some time off in order to be a stay at home mother. Yeah and to work on the house. 'cause there was a lot of work to be done there. They big cleanser this house. Stay Dead Joey and summer had each been married once before when they met and according to friends they fell in love quickly and they were just crazy about each other and quite happy. So let's go into summer. Joey's history is a bit just to get a better understanding of who they were as people and who they were as a couple before this all happened. So Joey's birth name was Joseph Allen Ashley. His Mother Susan married his biological logical father. Robert Lee right out of high school but the marriage just didn't last very long at all. Susan then met Patrick mcstay. Nineteen in seventy one and Patrick was quite happy to take over his. Joey's father he and Susan married in nineteen seventy two. They were married and and Patrick adopted Joey with Robert. Ashley's permission which I found pretty interesting and with this adoption Joe. His name was legally changed to Joseph. Brian mcstay then in nineteen seventy-three. Joey's brother Michael was born. And Joey was a doting big brother. Who really love to help out with Michael's care but unfortunately Patrick and citizens marriage didn't last long either and they divorced in nineteen seventy five and and they would continue to have some back and forth issues over the years? Although Susan remarried and maintained custody of Joey and Michael the two boys did continue to spend in time with their father Patrick and for a while in his teens joey went to live with his dad in Dallas Texas. So according to Patrick the father he was is very close with Joey. A very good relationship is consistent adopted kid right right Berkeley her very good relationship. Well I mean. He came in pretty early in. Joey's life so there wasn't a lot of you know arguing back and forth about anything not a lot of that. You're not my real father stuff through now. Joey met his first wife Heather in nineteen ninety and they got married in nineteen ninety two in nineteen ninety six. They had a son now. Al Joanne Heather lift in San Clemente near the beach. Had his father's pretty wealthy Yona jewelry store in Laguna beach but he really likes Joey and he helped give his daughter just an absolutely beautiful wedding and before he met and married Heather Joe. It had several jobs he worked as a waiter and bartender. He also started his own small business designing and selling products now later. He began designing small waterfalls and fountains in his garage. He borrowed a little bit of money from his father opened a shop which he called Naturally Dana Point and by late nineteen ninety six was quite successful. He had made over two hundred thousand dollars in sales then he brought his brother Michael and open naturally DP fountains with the least warehouse for the production. So he's starting to move up a little bit here. Yes very hard worker very motivated. But Heather enjoys marriage. Rich fell apart and he found out that heather was having an affair and she had become pregnant by her lover but still he kind of blamed himself at least in part are because he'd been working a lot so he wasn't spending much time with her. He tried to work things out even told heather that he would happily raise the new baby as his own But it was too late. Heather was already in love with this other guy and she decided on a divorce but apparently this was devastating to joey. He was still in love with heather so he was pretty heartbroken and depressed any moved in with his mom and according to her he went through months and months of depression. He and his brother Michael continued to run the fountain business though and eventually they got together with a computer expert named Dan. Kavanagh Dan and help them build a website so they could begin doing their business as earth inspired products online so people could go online and order fountains so this is really opened up things for them then. Joey did meet summer. That was in two thousand four. They were introduced by. Joey's friend who was named macgyver. So I don't remember. He had enough his parents liked the TV show. It's a strange name choices in it or yeah so summer was just breaking up with her longtime boyfriend. Vic and Joey and summer's relationship moved fast but she was worried about how vic was going to react to her being with someone a new so soon she didn't own a house with vic and had to go through the legalities of getting her name off of the property in the mortgage and getting some money out of that so summer was a bit eccentric and she had been known by more than one name so this would end up causing a lot of speculation after the family's family's disappearance like what was going on with her. She was born Virginia Lisa Aranda and had also been known as SUMMER MARTELLI SUMMER ARANDA RANDOM MARTELLI LISA Aranda and Lisa Martelli Summers mom raised her and her two siblings on her own as a single mom in both California and Chicago and according to summer's mother Martelli was the surname of Summers Stepdad. Now another thing that summer did that would lead some people to question things was that she was also known to have taken some years off her age when speaking to people. But there's no evidence that she used this new birth date on any legal documents family members including her sister. Heavens suggested that her name changes were just her own preference and it wasn't anything anything to avoid any legal entanglements. She was just the kind of person who wanted to make up her own name. She went to live in California and be named summer and she did did. She did it so summer gave birth to Joey's first son Johnny in two thousand five and in less than two years later Joseph Junior was born a summer had an aversion to hospitals and both boys were delivered at home shortly after Joseph. Juniors born Joe in summer got married and this is a small ceremony in Orange County. The summer side of the family didn't attend. She didn't seem very close to family. And this worry. Joey's mother so the night before the wedding summer had called her family s and not to come to the wedding and stole his mom. Susan was never quite sure awesome redundant no but it seems like. Joey knew why he wasn't questioning it. So you know there were issues but what family doesn't have issues really. Were your those issues. His issues right and these were a little extraordinary. I guess but who knows what was going on and it was a small second marriage. So maybe it wasn't a big deal. Having family. There is a bigger deal to some people than others where I would put that as a priority. I'd like they're where my family at my wedding. Of course right. Yeah but not all. My family came to my wedding. We'll important one stood. Oh okay well. According to a lot of people though summer was very jealous of Joe his first wife Joey and heather shared custody of their son Jona. Joey's friends friends and family said that summer was very caring Jona even though she wasn't always thrilled with heather. Summer did complained to her sister. Tracy that heather would barge barge into their house regularly. You know even walking in when Joey's in the shower kind of weird and she would drop off Jona without calling ahead and just kind of expect. Expect summer to Babysit so summer was trying to get along and she put up with it at first but eventually she told Joey that she was going to have to break up and leave if he didn't set some boundaries with the ex wife now to me that seems totally reasonable for those to me too yeah. I'm not just a working or drop off daycare right. No Yeah and you're not married to him anymore. So what are you walking into the House for is if you live here. Durham my house. Yeah Komo Yard. That's right so I totally get that. I mean it's territorial thing if nothing else plus. It's disrespectful very disrespectful. To summer summer and to summer and Joey's relationship maybe not the best thing for Jona to see either possibly not
Here & Now
Iran and Ukraine begin plane crash probe
"Start this hour with the series of events that have led to the accusations that Iran shot down a Ukrainian plane by mistake killing everyone on board a week ago today a US drone strike killed. Iran's top military commander Mander in Baghdad. Iran responded with its own missile strikes on basis in Iraq where American troops were stationed hours later that Ukrainian jet bound bound for Kiev crashed shortly after takeoff from Tehran. Iranian officials deny they shut down that jet although the US and Canada have publicly said they have evidence to the contrary for the latest on all of this in the crash investigation. We're joined by the BBC's Joanna Fisher in Kiev and Jona what are Ukrainian officials officials saying about this today. Well it's been very difficult. Actually to get comment out of Ukrainian officials. I think they are in a very difficult position here. They we have a team on the ground in Tehran. That was sent there in the immediate aftermath of this crash on Wednesday and they are trying to do everything they can to make sure that that team who are in Iran at the moment get access to the crash site and to the debris that has been collected. I think they are concerned. -cerned that if they immediately come out and echo what has been said In the United States and in Canada an in Great Britain very firmly pointing the finger at the Iranians blaming them for shooting down this plane that that will make it too difficult for for these investigators who are now inside drawn to do their job said they'd been walking something of a of a tight robe yes definitely a tight rope. in a very delicate situation more than sixty Canadians died in that crash crash reporters yesterday press Canadian. Prime Minister Justin Trudeau on whether the United States was partly to blame because this was all created by the volatile atmosphere miss fear the US caused by killing General Qassam. Sulamani is there at the same sentiment in Ukraine about that. Look I think the overwhelming sentiment here in Ukraine is naught again because you have to cost mind back five years to m h seventeen. The Malaysian airlines that was shot down in eastern Ukraine crane. Shot down by a Russian missile almost certainly by Russian forces with the death of all nearly three hundred people on board and I think lots of people here their immediate reaction was surely. This couldn't have happened again and not to our country Has Horrible echoes for many many people about what happened then and the idea that Once again what appears to be happening on the ground in Iran is that they going out of their way to make it very very difficult for a proper investigation take base in that once again echoes. What has been the experience of the seventeen investigation that Russia has done almost everything cancer trying and make it very difficult? This has been a miserable flashback for many Ukrainians to what happened five years ago. We also shouldn't forget that this is a human tragedy how are the deaths of that. Those Eleven Ukrainians resonating there. There's been a memorial setup at the airport. Boris Bill Apple which is where the plane was due to arrive lots of passenger cruise Of other airlines have been going. They're paying their respects. The president has also been. They're extremely the extremely sad scenes around around the airport on Wednesday and on Thursday as well the voss majority of the actual passengers on the plane and they weren't going to End Up in Ukraine. They were transiting onto candidature about one hundred and forty also Of One hundred and seventy six people on board the plane we're going to fly on later that day Onto destinations in Canada. Basically this route Was One of the most efficient to one of the cheapest pissed ways for Iranian Canadian Air Iranians to get from Tehran to to various places in in Canada I wonder to to what thoughts there are about Ukraine again being in the middle of this huge news story because the country is also connected to impeachment here in the United States involved in a military conflict with Russia as well. There's a lot going on in the world that really affects Ukraine. Your thoughts on that. You have to say that Ukraine rain has found itself once again in extremely difficult geopolitical position. this is a country that history is not kind to and Ah once again it finds itself in an impossible position to be quite frank in the last twenty four hours or so Ukraine's friends in the West have not not been particularly helpful towards it. It seems almost that Ukraine was the last one to have access to this intelligence from from the United States pointing to it. Being a shoot down I think it's only in the last few hours. Actually the American embassy here in Kiev has come forward and given that information to the presidency. Here that's the BBC's Jonah Fisher. Kiev Jonah thank you so much. Thank you well. As tensions rose this week between Iran and the United States dates. Saudi Arabia was watching closely. The country is a US ally and a rival of Iran. Joining us. Now from Riyadh is Vivian. Near I'm WHO's a reporter with Bloomberg News Vivian. Welcome thank you would. How has this recent flare up between the US and Iran affected Saudi Arabia? Well something that a lot let people forget because Saudi Arabia of course has in the past taken a very hawkish tone toward Iran. Is that if we're we're actually going to break out. Saudi Arabia would be among the countries that would face potential retaliation could actually be severely hurt security-wise economy wise. So what we seen during this last flare up is Saudi officials really setting a message far and wide that we walked de-escalation. We do not want to see this turn into a military confrontation you know can wiser heads prevail. And let's think about the risks to the region because obviously if there were to be sort of a retaliatory attack to one of the Gulf countries or Saudi Arabia itself that would really heart Saudi Arabia and particularly at a time when they need things to be peaceful when they need things to be good for their economy because they're hosting the g twenty this year. They're trying to bring in foreign. Investors are trying to bring tourist wrist. This is not the time when you WANNA have a war right around the corner and it was just a few months ago that missile in drone strikes on Saudi oil facilities did a lot of damage to oil production there in Saudi Arabia. Arabia blamed Iran for that attack. Although Iran denied responsibility do you think that the Saudis were caught off guard by the killing of Sulamani by the United States. So it's an interesting question because there have been a couple of media reports suggesting that Saudi Arabia was not Informed or consulted ahead of time But I it doesn't seem surprising that perhaps this was a very quick attack. That Saudi Arabia was not informed about was caught off guard about about It's interesting that you mentioned the attack in September because Saudi Arabia actually so just stopped short of blaming Iran for that attack which was really interesting at the time I and a lot of people took that as a sign of Saudi Arabia trying to de-escalate and realizing we don't actually want more so they did go as far as to say Iraq had weapons were used in they even said the attack was launched from the north but I remember being at press conferences where we asked them was around behind this and they would not quite go there they would stop short of that. Okay and and in terms of the killing of Sulejmani were the Saudis happy about it do you think or do. They think that it was not good for them. Well there's been a real mixture of feelings because on the one hand so Damani is somebody who is widely viewed here as a war criminal in a state sponsored terrorist who had caused mayhem around the region through proxy wars supporting militias. So there was actually quite a lot of celebration in the Saudi media and from Saudi pundits and commentators but at the same time you did see simultaneous kind of concern and worry about the potential for that to escalate into a wider conflict. So you saw people saying we're glad so. They money's dead but let's be careful that this doesn't turn into a war you know. I was wondering as people were talking about General Suleimani and the fact that he was really The military commander for all of Iran's activities what effect His death will have on the war in Yemen which has been kind of a proxy war between Iran and Saudi Arabia. It's a bit too early early to say but we've already seen even before his death steps and effort toward ending Saudi Arabia's his involvement in the war in Yemen thought at this point. The war in Yemen has really devolved into this complex civil war. You know merged with famine and this horrible humanitarian catastrophe. So I don't think we can really talk about an end to the war in an easier way but you do see that. Saudi Arabia does seem to be moving towards trying to disengage and trying to kind of end their role in that conflict which seems to be part of a broader strategy to take a step back from some of the crises and conflicts that the kingdom has gotten involved in over the past couple of years. Does it appear to so you that because of the recent of flare up in tensions that maybe there is a chance right now for the longstanding rivalry between Iran and Saudi Arabia to kind of cool down for them to move toward a detente. That's a very good question and something that a lot of people are asking in the region right now now for two reasons first of all because there have been reports of some sort of talks perhaps going on between Saudi Arabia Iran whether those have been through intermediaries perhaps add Oscar Pakistan or whether they have been more kind of tier two unofficial think-tank level engagements has not really clear clear. But there has been a lot of chatter about our Saudi Arabia and Iran. Actually engaging in talks over the past few months prior to this killing and then the second question is whether the killing of Damani Johny ultimately could perhaps open up some space for Saudi Arabia add on to have some sort of talk because he was a large roadblock in the view of Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries towards any kind of negotiated when the Ron because they viewed his role in these proxy wars and it Cetera. Something they just couldn't stomach and now he's gone. Vivian near I'm reporter for Bloomberg based in Riyadh Saudi Arabia. Thank you thank you so
The Small Business Radio Show
How Building Community Can Supercharge Your Business
"Well communities can be very powerful force in helping to grow your company but how do you harness them here to show us how Jono Bacon again. Who's the leading community? Imagine Strategic Consoling Speaker and author of a book called people powered how communities can supercharge your business brands and teams his previously wrote the best selling book the art of Community Jones the founder of the primary annual conference for community leaders and managers call the Community Leadership Summit Jona welcome to the show. Thank you great to be here. So let's first define our terms when you're talking about community do you mean in real real life ones or virtual ones are both I think it's both The way I look at it in this essentially three models but communities a-this that we can think of the first is what I refer to consumer to be the people who get together because they shared interests such as Star Trek fans. Who took him by the show live along with the And then the second type is what I call champion. Which is why people go the extra mile? They wanted to write articles produced videos. They want what to do advocacy setup events But then the third type is what I call collaborative which is why people come together to build something and that could be either collaborating Britain around South West which is where the open source revolution. That's happened or it could be for example building applications that sit and in stores such as so i. It seems that people or more physically Iceland ever are these kinds of communities actually helping to bring people together. Absolutely I mean I think what's really interesting is that historically people have been forming into communities for a number of years. I mean people get together and trolls and have book clubs and things like that but each each session each meeting that they would have nothing would happen in between and you know you just show up each week and what's happening. What's happened in the in the last five? To ten years with advent you know in the course if technology is that now we're able to fuse together. Physical and online worlds much more effectively than APP so for example you can have physical meeting. Take get together and they they do talk and they network and they have mixes but then you can keep people connected through online forums and incentives and social media pieces like that so so. I'm finding that what's happening is. We're seeing this especially in business. The value of having an interactive relationship with your audience is more important uncalled than ever. I mean just today as we record this. Google is fish Two billion dollars and I think one of the main reasons for that is that it is not just a manufacturer factual watches of exercise equipment. They built a huge community of people get together and exercise each each other. Make sure the backup so I think it's lowering the various people spend more time with each other another example as Peleton right. People are getting together at home but they're getting together together with their community to exercise. This is so when you talk about these. Three communities interest or become a champion around software is any one type of community stronger than the other. I don't think one's necessarily stronger but I think we've seen More examples and and the road is being traveled. mullets some of these teams for example with collaborative is what people get together to build. Something I mean one of the best examples that is open source. I mean we've seen is one such example Cuba nephews which is formed that runs. The cloud has brought together over two thousand software developers from over fifty competing companies to build a platform that's completely open-source completely. Three towers how you know the way the world works in terms of the cloud. So that said there's a lot a lot of there's a lot of expertise that we also see on on the on the On the kind of the the consumer side we've seen so many people have been getting together into into the groups into events forums where they have a common interest where it's a little less proven is this fusion of Of of the insieme Marcus View from simple people being used products and how they blend together the coast and and the collaborative elements it'd be an online at the same time and and and this is where telethon she were a really good example. They've built an enormous community of writers Online he will get together arriving together. The doing you know power trading and things like that but now they're swimming more and more into in person events as well and that is where I think we're seeing the evolution of community really starting to to grow is that you're saying is that people actually start as a community virtually and then they get to know each other than they wanna meet in person in many cases that's the case that the thing with virtual little courses that there's a very low bar entry you know all you really need is your cell phone and you can get connected whereas if you want to go and meet somebody in person then you gotta take time off my after go babysit. Say you've got trouble somewhere. So everybody liked with anything window shelters I and it's the same thing with communities you Kinda poke had through the door and you see what's going on and it becomes more and more compelling what happens is you didn't you didn't stop to To want to invest more time and effort into typically when people the events and then when people understand especially all the small business owners listening that creating a community attach. Your Business is so important because as I said time and time time again people no longer want to buy your stuff that Wanna just buy your product shove your services they really want to have an experience and if they have a community to support that experience Jono it really can get them to talk about Your Business and can really propel it where you never thought possible. Absolutely I mean the thing is I think it's easy easy to forget when we you know when you take away the screen the computers the podcast everything. We are fundamentally animals and automobiles one of the key. The things that we hunt for and we searched for is a sense of belonging is when you feel pop something. When you feel valued by a social grouping and it's one of the reasons why people are you know Family oriented example. What happens when you build a community wrapped around your business? You have a relationship with your customers to write a product to them and you know. Hopefully you'll get a referral out of them and maybe some good reviews what happens. Is they feel author relationship with your organization and they and you get this amplifier effect. Where they need other customers by the consumers and it builds a sense of belonging and it's one of the reasons why salesforce Oracle sap built communities over a million uses and harley-davidson has got seven hundred rights local chapters all over the world because people are upset and it builds customer attention for years? So it's a very. It's a very powerful tool so joan. Of course the sixty four million dollar question we always want these vibrant active communities associated with business. How do you get started building a successful community so This is one of the reasons why I wrote my new book. People Pal it is is sadly I believe. There is no silver bullet for this. But what I've learned over the cost of my twenty one year career is that there are a set of consistent pieces that you should put in place so in a nutshell. The first thing we have to do. Is You have to decide which of those three and the committee models most aligned to those and sometimes it will be a combination of a couple of and the first thing we should do identify the value value. Like what is the value went to bring to the community mentor. You have to stop that and the value of your business will slow wants to identify and then what we do is we we build out and said the personas. So what are the types of community activity WANNA say. They want people to write software. You won't be able to organize it. Do you want people to write documentation or obstacles we we we carve out this own as much as a sense of what are the things incentivize those people and how do we find them. So for example the wing incentive device software engineer is very different to the way in which you would incentivize Design it for example to participate in your community. What what does it gives us? kind of a blueprint reprint of the end game. And then we break that down into into a set of annual objectives were willing to stop focusing on how we accomplish those different paces and the the ingredients that sit in those objectives. We'll be a multitude of different things. For example content is a great way bringing people in social media the right way of bringing people in the one of the things we need to figure out is how people communicate with each other communities apple have like a clubhouse it could come and communication platform the key thing here is stop small and it's right there are many clients that I've worked with over the years. Where they you know they bring me in? Because they kicked off this huge community initiative and they haven't got the traction Russian they wanted and in many cases. It's because it was overcomplicate. You need to do is the key trick is is stop small focus the right kind of persona. They're so because in the right kind of value and then tracked the right kind of metrics. It's right over and over again because when you are able to read the data and how it impacts impacts your committee strategy you can then choose it very specific to what your business once and. That's kind of what I walked in and people powered so Jonah what are the pitfalls pitfalls though a bringing actually people into your work right so your clients. People are watching everything you're doing and they're able to comment on it. Yeah Yeah I mean You know everything is a is a is a bunch of roses I think one of the pitfalls is it can open up some of the vulnerabilities of your business. You know if you think about how most businesses operate you have a hierarchy and instead of decision making and you'll customers and you'll uses they're they're placed in a very specific way in your world. You meant for example you you reach out to them. Through newsletters new provide product to them the way they contact. Talk to you through your customer support lines for example when you have a community for it to really succeed. What you need to do is to build an interactive relationship with them and what that means is you need to train your team members in how to engage with them and how to solicit feedback from them and it requires is giving a little bit not so much control but records giving some oxygen to your customers and they didn't have before and that can be suffering for a lot of businesses and it requires? It's very castle amount of training because you can probably imagine. Communities request functional. It requires marketing team product. Team your engineering team to be involved to deliver the different pieces of the puzzle And
The Small Business Radio Show
How Building Community Can Supercharge Your Business
"Well communities can be very powerful force in helping to grow your company but how do you harness them here to show us how Jono Bacon again. Who's the leading community? Imagine Strategic Consoling Speaker and author of a book called people powered how communities can supercharge your business brands and teams his previously wrote the best selling book the art of Community Jones the founder of the primary annual conference for community leaders and managers call the Community Leadership Summit Jona welcome to the show. Thank you various great to be here. So let's first define our terms when you're talking about community do you mean in real real life ones or virtual ones are both I think it's both The way I look at it in this essentially three models but communities a-this that we can think of the first is what I refer to consumer to be the people who get together because they shared interests such as Star Trek fans. Who took him by the show live along with the And then the second type is what I call champion. Which is why people go the extra mile? They wanted to write articles produced videos. They want what to do advocacy setup events But then the third type is what I call collaborative which is why people come together to build something and that could be either collaborating Britain around South West which is where the open source revolution. That's happened or it could be for example building applications that sit and in stores or some things so I it seems that people or more physically Iceland ever are these kinds of communities actually helping to bring people together. Absolutely I mean. I think what's really interesting. Is that historically people have been forming into communities for a number of years. I mean people get together and trolls and have book clubs and things like that but each each session each meeting that they would have nothing would happen in between and you know you just show up each week and what's happening. What's happened in the in the last five? To ten years with advent you know in the growth of technology is that now. We're able to fuse together. Physical and online worlds much more effectively than APP. So for example you can have physical meeting take get together and they they do talk and they network and they have mixes but then you can keep people connected through online forums and incentives and social media pieces like that so so. I'm finding that what's happening is. We're seeing this especially in business. The value of having an interactive relationship with your audience is more important uncalled than ever. I mean just today as we record this. Google is fish Two billion dollars and I think one of the main reasons for that is that it is not just. The manufacturer factual watches of exercise equipment. They built a huge community of people get together and exercise each each other. Make sure the backup so I think it's lowering the various people spend more time with each other another example as Peleton right. People are getting together at home but they're getting together together with their community to exercise. This is so when you talk about these. Three communities interest or become a champion around software is any one type of community stronger than the other. I don't think one's necessarily stronger but I think we've seen More examples and and the road is being traveled. mullets some of these teams for example with collaborative is what people get together to build. Something I mean one of the best examples that is open source. I mean we've seen is one such example Cuba nephews which is formed that runs. The cloud has brought together over two thousand software developers from over fifty competing companies to to build a platform that's completely open-source completely. Three towers how you know the way the world works in terms of the cloud. So that said there's a lot a lot of there's a lot of expertise that we also see on on the on the On the kind of the the consumer side we've seen so many people have been getting together into into the groups into events forums where they have a common interest where it's a little less proven is this fusion of Of of the insieme Marcus View from simple people being used products and how they blend together the coast and and the collaborative elements it'd be an online at the same time and and and this is where she were a really good example. They've built an enormous community of writers Online he will get together arriving together. The doing you know power trading and things like that but now they're swimming more and more into in person events as well and that is where. I think. We're seeing the evolution of community really starting to to grow is that you're saying is that people actually start as a community virtually and then they get to know each other than they wanna meet in person in many cases that's the case that the thing with virtual little courses that there's a very low bar entry you know all you really need is your cell phone and you can get connected whereas if you want to go and meet somebody in person then you gotta take time off my after go babysit. Say you've got trouble somewhere. So everybody liked with anything window shelters I and it's the same thing with communities you Kinda poke had through the door and you see what's going on and it becomes more and more compelling what happens is you didn't you didn't stop to To want to invest more movie a time enough into typically when people the events and then when people understand especially all the small business owners listening that creating a community attach. Your Business is so important because said time and time time again people no longer want to buy your stuff that WanNa just buy your product. Shove your services they really want to have an experience and if they have a community to support that experience Jono it really can get them to talk about Your Business and can really propel it where you never thought possible. Absolutely I mean the thing is I think it's easy easy to forget when we you know when you take away the screen. The computers the podcast everything. We are fundamentally animals and automobiles one of the key key things that we hunt for and we searched for is a sense of belonging is when you feel pop something. When you feel valued by a social grouping it's one of the reasons why people are you know Family oriented example. What happens when you build a community wrapped around your business? You have a relationship with your customers to write a product to them and you know. Hopefully you'll get a referral out of them and maybe some good reviews what happens. Is they feel author relationship with your organization and they and you get this amplifier effect. Where they need other customers by the consumers and it builds a sense of belonging and it's one of the reasons why salesforce Oracle sap built communities over a million uses and harley-davidson has got seven hundred rights local chapters all over the world because people are upset and it builds customer attention for years? So it's a very. It's a very powerful tool so joan. Of course the sixty four million dollar question we always want these vibrant active communities associated with business. How do you get started building a successful community so This is one of the reasons why I wrote my new book. People Pal it is is sadly I believe. There is no silver bullet for this. But what I've learned over the cost of my twenty one year career is that there are a set of consistent pieces that you should put in place so in a nutshell. The first thing we have to do. Is You have to decide which of those three and the committee models most aligned to those and sometimes it will be a combination of a couple of and the first thing we should do identify the value value. Like what is the value went to bring to the community mentor. You have to stop that and the value of your business will slow wants to identify and then what we do is we we build out and said the personas. So what are the types of community activity you WANNA say. They want people to write software. You won't be able to organize it. Do you want people to write documentation or obstacles we we we carve out this own as much as a sense of what are the things incentivize those people and how do we find them. So for example the wing which incentive device software engineer is very different to the way in which you would incentivize a designer for example to participate in your community. What what does it gives us kind of a blueprint reprint of the end game? And then we break that down into into a set of annual objectives were willing to stop focusing on how we accomplish those different paces and the the ingredients that sit in those objectives we'll be a multitude of different things for example content is a great way bringing people in social media the right way of bringing people in the one of the things we need to figure out is how people communicate with each other communities apple have like a clubhouse it could come and communication platform the key thing here is stop small and it's right. There are many clients that I've worked with over the years. Where they you know they bring me in? Because they kicked off this huge community initiative and they haven't got the traction Russian they wanted and in many cases. It's because it was overcomplicate. You need to do is the key trick is is start small focus the right kind of persona. They're so because in the right value and then tracked the right kind of metrics. It's a right over and over again because when you are able to read the data and how it impacts impacts your committee strategy you can then choose it very specific to what your business once. And that's kind of what I walked in and people powered so Jonah what are the pitfalls pitfalls though a bringing actually people into your work right so your clients. People are watching everything you're doing and they're able to comment on it. Yeah Yeah I mean You know everything is a is a is a bunch of roses I think one of the pitfalls is it can open up some of the vulnerabilities of your business. You know if you think about how most businesses operate you have a hierarchy and instead of decision making and you'll customers and you'll uses they're they're placed in a very specific way in your world. You meant for example you you reach out to them. Through newsletters new provide product to them the way they contact. Talk to you through your customer support lines for example when you have a community for it to really succeed. What you need to do is to build an interactive relationship with them and what that means is you need to train your team members in how to engage with them and how to solicit feedback from them and it requires is giving a little bit not so much control but records giving some oxygen to your customers and they didn't have before and that can be assessing for a lot of businesses and it requires? It's very castle amount of training because you can probably imagine. Communities request functional. It requires marketing team product. Team your engineering team to be involved to deliver the different pieces of the puzzle And
Pat Gray Unleashed
Helicopter rescue goes out of control as basket with hiker inside spins wildly
"All right. We show you this, this rescue that took place, Aaron Jona, an injured hiker was rescued by helicopter, as she sort of she was hiking at peace, TWA peak. Is that what it's called PS Bs twat near Phoenix? She was hiking, right? And she apparently fell in hurt herself. And so rescue came and got her. And then they're flying around the helicopter. And it was kind of interesting, right for there's the basket. All right. Tends to be a little boy starting to spin steady. Can they not do something about that? Ono's. Try it ready. Slow. She just keeps spitting in the basket. Under the helicopters. The helicopter flies. She's a little bit faster. That is holy cow. Look at that, and that is worse than a right at six flags right there that she just keeps going faster and faster thinning as she's dangling from. Oh, it's like she's on the zipper. At a carnival or something. Is insane. I would be like just leave me here to die now. He's just goes your eyes close your eyes. Right. I mean you just have to close your eyes and go with the ride crazy seventy four years old too. And she's spinning completely out of control. And apparently just nausea and vomiting afterward nothing spin the whole. Vomited. Yeah. So they said had. She was dizzy, and nauseous following the rescue, but, but wasn't caused her old AVI, apparently went on for about a minute. And it was some weird rare updraft thing, I don't know. Okay. And like the fficials just like our bed. What could they do? Yeah. What are you gonna do? Have to try to get to a place where it stops spinning. That the pilot probably couldn't see in know exactly what was happening. But at that point, you almost land, and let it just go down to the ground at that point. Yeah. That's almost. Yeah. That's a little scary guy. Tried to stop it. No. But if you, if you lowered it all the way to the ground, I guess, it would have to be precise in my brain. You know, just the top of the ground there. So it stops it, right? That's tough. But then the helicopter still hovering. That's a no incident happening right there. Yeah. I don't know what you do. I guess you do what they did. And that's just keep going out of sight of the cameras that are there. Wow.
A Public Affair
Opening moves of Ukraine's novice leader draw criticism
"That Ukraine's new president for -demia immense key has been facing criticism for some of the appointments to his senior team. They include his choice of chief of staff, whose the lawyer of a wealthy businessman with connections to mister linski from Kiev, his Jona officia throughout the election campaign, critics of Lauda. Amir's Alinsky said he was simply a puppet of the oligarch Igel column we scheme last week. Week despite being the subject of numerous investigations, Mr Colom Moise return to your crane, after two years of self imposed exile. Now in one of the first moves of the news, Alinsky administration mister, Kalomo skis. Former lawyer on rebulk Dan has been given a key position chief of staff, having promised to tackle corruption and the power of Ukraine's oligarchs president Zilin skis willingness to deliver is already being
Popcorn with Peter Travers
Summer Movie Preview
"The movies of summer twenty nineteen. What is out there? What's going to happen? And I've got to start by saying you think maybe that summer begins on your calendar near the end of June. But not in Hollywood everything in Hollywood begins early because summer is when they make all the money that they can make all year. So officially April twenty six it's the beginning of summer because the movie that opens on that day is called a ventures endgame. This is three hours long. Nobody's gonna care. I predict that not only will this be the biggest box office hit of the summer, but it will be the biggest box office hit of the year. You remember what happened last time all the ventures or at least half of them seem to turn to dust than die mean? Now have those ventures that are left to signing if they can beat the evil fan. He so evil will the adventures be wiped out forever. Look how much money did these movies make I'm saying why would you basically kill the golden goose? This is going to continue in some way, we all know it. So what else is out there? I'm looking at my list. There's a major thing going on now of in terms of taking the Disney slash Pixar animated classics and turning them into live action movies. So we have The Lion King line king. One of the most successful Disney animated movies ever is now being done as a live action movie. You have Donald Glover being Simba. You have James Earl Jones actually being this father and the same scores. They're the same using. And it's directed by John Fabbro who did such a great job with the jungle book doing the same thing that I think we can all feel optimistic about what's going to happen. And then we have Aladdin when we remember the. Animated movie who do we remember the most? We remember Robin Williams doing the voice of the genie. This time doing the voice of the genie and being the genie. We have Will Smith. So big stars in this big kind of thing, they tried it with Dumbo earlier this year, and that didn't quite work the way they wanted to do. But we're talking about lying king and the Ladan so big deal. Now, what terms of old fashioned animation is out there. I don't know if you're like me. But there's a Toy Story four toy stories always been my favorite of those Pixar. There's something about Woody and buzz light year, and you're probably saying to yourself. Well, and Toy Story three didn't it happen. That would he said goodbye, Andy. And he went to college, and it was all over remember. There was little Bonnie Andy gave his toys too. So we're going to have little Bo peep comeback. I think when you look at what goes on in Toy Story, you have that kind of feeling of goodness of field. Goodness, but done with all the magic of Pixar. So if those adventures out there are going to have a run for their box office money. I would say Toy Story. Four is going to be the one that does it. So what else we now have men in black men in black international? You're not gonna see Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones anymore. But this time you have Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson. As new agents who are out there in this men in black universe. Sometimes you say to yourself do I want more of that? And you never know to actually see it. And I can only tell because I haven't seen this movie yet. But it looks like there's chemistry there. Then we have Spiderman far from home. You know, the Spiderman franchise never seems to end either. But we have Tom Holland who played him last time charmingly, I think, but now spider man, Peter Parker. They're taking a European vacation and the villain that they run up against is mysterious. Played by Jake Jilin. All I just think they're still some special sauce in the Spiderman universe, and I expect this one to also be a major hit. Godzilla Godzilla king of the monsters. I see that. And I go how much can they work this poor God's, but you can look at the trailer and see it. I like the idea that aside from viewer for Megan who is in it, Billy Bobby Brown from stranger things is in its she the dynamo. So if God Zillah can basically meet his match betting on little Millie to do something with that Hobbes and Shaw, this is fast and the furious you remember the rock of playing the the law man, and Jason stefon playing the outcast and the rebel these guys. I don't know if this is Hollywood kind of thing, but they tell us that Jason stadium and the rocked wing Johnson. Don't really like each other. And maybe that what the reason we love these characters and show so much because we liked that conflict. I don't know it seems a PR stunt to me, but I'm going to be there because this cars. There's the rock and their Stefa. So you're going to be there to and you know, it, oh and the big deal. Now, everybody has just in the midst of welcoming game of thrones back to their lives. The last season of that. You can't bear to live in a world where you can't see the stark sisters anymore. Well, now, you can dark Phoenix, which is part of the X men universe. Bring Sophie Turner, and she's Jean grey this character that we've seen before. But she's this younger version of her and she split between the good side of her and the dark Phoenix side of her. And to me, these girls are tremendously talented in what they do on game of thrones. And I think we're going to keep seeing them through the years, but her sister her at least game of thrones sister, maisy Williams is in new mutants part of that universe too. But in this case, they're all new characters to do this. They're all gonna be in the X men universe. Doing it. So that's it for the blockbusters that are out there. You've got everything from animation to comic book characters to everything. And that's the stuff that you hear about that your friends are going to talk to you about. But there's gotta be other stuff to part of summer is comedy of. I think we all really have gone through a long winter. And we're saying make us laugh give us something that will just make say, whatever. I can just sit back and not think. So what's there for that? There's a movie called longshot. This is a movie in which Charlotte Theran is playing the secretary of state who is running for president. But falling Manley in love with who staff throw in. Okay. It's like, a beauty and the beasts thing going on here. Seth Rogan is her speechwriter all of her people say what are you doing? You're going to destroy your career. But no, it's love. And if you don't laugh at the combination of Seth Rogan, Charlie staring. There's nothing left for you. And then we have the hustle. The hustle is a movie that used to be called dirty run scoundrels where the old days it was about conman. Now, it's con- women. They're played by Anne Hathaway and rebel Wilson. And they basically go all cross the continent finding rich people whose money they can steal pretty people. Glamour? What's wrong with that? Oh, book smart. This is directed by the actress Olivia Wilde, and it's about girls graduating from high school and saying we spent all our lives with our head in the books. Everybody else is going to parties and having fun. So they're going to do that beanie Feldstein plays one of them. She is the sister of Jonah hill and real life and Jona hill did super bad. This is kind of the women's version of super bad everything in it works, like a charm. You're really going to like that one. Then we have a movie called late night. This is about the TV talk show world and Emma Thompson plays. Probably the only woman on late night TV who hosts her own show, but she's got only men on her writing staff, and then she hires Mindy Kaeling who also wrote the screenplay of this movie, very very funny about what happens when you put women into what basically has been. A male bass they end of doing this. And the combination of Mindy king writing for the great Emma Thompson and watching them perform together is just so you've got to see that one to my favorite kind of thing. The dead. Don't die. You've got to admit that is a great and funny title. It comes from the indie, directing great, Jim Jarmusch. And it's cut people like Bill Murray and Adam driver by zombies. Okay. If Bill Murray is going to go out there and get laughs. Sizing up zombies. I'm going to be there watching him do it. So we have a good chance for laughs horror. I've got to talk about it now because it's not just the Cajun. Oh movie harm movie that makes money any makes people talk and get happy. It's they're everywhere. Now child's play do you? Remember the old child's play movies where you had Chucky. The crazy nut doll that. Always terrified me. Just. This doll who looks kind of little bit weird and freckly, but he has a voice on him like a longshoreman guess who's doing the west now of Chucky Marquel? Mark Hamill, Luke Skywalker. And from what I've seen of it in. It's just been a little bit of it. It's wonderfully malevolent, so I'm going to be there to see that one. Then there's Annabel comes home. Another doll another possess doll also part of the conjuring universe where a viewer for Megan Patrick Wilson. Or the demon knowledge is that tried to make sure that nothing bad can come of this horrible doll Annabelle, but Bill will destroy and I will be there to watch her. Do it then them that follow their certain titles that get me them that follow really gets me? And it's about a snake handling church in Appalachia. No, they there are there colts. And they're almost religious cult where people pray. But they have the snakes, and they hold the life thinks pass them on. And you're thinking, what are you tell me about this like CD movie Har movie will guess who the star of this movie is the freshly minted Oscar winner Ogilby Coleman from the favourite, she's tossing those snakes around so irresistible. I think you're gonna love it. Then there's the Nightingale. See it's does not stop. It's har- everywhere. The night and gas from the director, Jennifer Kent who did a thing a couple of years ago called the baba Duke, which gave millions of people nightmares. And now she's back there following a woman who is chasing a convict got to be hooked. And then midsummer midsummer directed by REI Astor who last year gave us hereditary with Toni Collette, a really scary movie. Now, it's at a nine day Swedish holiday where everybody celebrates. But they'll be no celebrating after this one. So we. Got a lot of stuff out there. That's just going to scare us witless. And I couldn't be happier. All right. When summer comes. We think of all the things I've just talked to you about blockbusters comedy horror action, the rock of everything is there, but every even in a season like this. It's all about money and getting us into our theater, there are those movies that can come out entertain us. And also will hear about them at the end of the year when the Oscar nominations come out and the number one movie on that list, and the one that I haven't seen anything of India's of anyone that saw even anything past the trailer is called once upon a time in Hollywood it is written and directed by Quentin Tarantino its stars in order to Capri, oh as a TV star on the wane in Los Angeles. And Brad Pitt as his stunt double whoever thought of
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"Now, the two remaining candidates in Ukraine's presidential elections are due to take blood tests on Friday as part of a bizarre row over holding debates. You heard it, right. Blood tests, multi mirror Zilenski, the comedian who won last week's first round offered on Wednesday to go head to head with Ukraine's. President petro porta shaneco in a football stadium. If several conditions were met, including a test for alcohol and drugs. Mr. Pershing agree to the test. But as far from clear, whether Mr. ski who has no political experience will ultimately take part in that debate. Let's go to Kiev and speak to our correspondent there Jona Fisher Jona where on earth. Did that blood test story come from? Did he just come up with it and said I'll stand against the president. We take a blood test. Well, this was all in snick video that was put on social media on Wednesday night, and basically missed us Alinsky this comedian candidate lay down the challenge. Precedent Pora shaneco saying I will do this debate. Because it has be lots of pressure. Mrs linski to do debates in for people to hear a bit more about this, biblical ideas. He said, I'll do that debate. But here
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"But on Saturday at a special ceremony. The Ukrainian Orthodox church under Moscow's leadership since the late seventeenth century will again be recognized as no Tournus church. This report from our correspondent Tinky f- Jona Fisher. This religious divorce is a rare victory for Ukraine over its much. Larger neighbour determined to make the most of it and with. An election just three months away. Ukraine's president petro Pora shaneco is in estan boo to be there. When what's known as the Thomas is officially signed. The Thomas will recognize Ukraine's orthodox church at separate and independent from Moscow ending a relationship that has lasted centuries. The decision may also lead to a lasting schism in the global author docs movement upset at losing its Ukrainian parishes. The Russian Orthodox church the world's largest has already cut ties with the patriarch. The first among equals of global orthodoxy Jonah Fisher in Kiev for three years in the nineteen nineties during the violent break-up of Yugoslavia, Bosnia Herzegovina was war ethnic Serbs, and at times ethnic Croats fought against the majority Muslim population in Europe's most bloody conflicts since the second World War the data. And peace accords. Finally, brought fighting to an end in nineteen ninety-five. But it's a fragile and uneasy peace and one that continues to affect the younger generation as James Noguchi reports.