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AP News Radio
Joe Pavelski scores in OT, Stars beat Golden Knights 3-2 to avoid West sweep
"The stars have forced a game 5 in the Western Conference Finals by rallying to beat the golden knights three two and overtime. Joe pavelski furnished the game winner on a power play three 18 into the extra session. Vegas was less than two and a half minutes from completing a four game sweep when Jason Robertson scored his second goal of the night and fourth of the series. Jake gottinger stopped 37 shots and bouncing back from a poor start in game three. William Carlson and Jonathan marsh is so scored for the knights who could wrap up the series at home on Saturday. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
Vegas 1 win from another Stanley Cup Final after 4-0 win over Stars in Game 3
"The Las Vegas golden knights took a commanding three games to none lead in the Western Conference final with a four zero win over the Dallas stars. Golden knights scored three goals in the first 7 minutes to take control. It never looked back. Las Vegas coach Bruce Cassidy says the fast start set the tone for the game. We finished plays, right? So you get him lead on the road. It always makes it a little bit easier to relax and play. Not to chase the game. We've been doing a lot of that successfully, but it's not the formula they want every night. So Ivan barbershop led the golden knights with a goal and two assists, Jonathan Marshall, Alex Petro Angelo, and William kario also scored for Vegas. Aiden hill made 34 saves for the shutout. Bob Stevens Dallas
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The latest in sports
"AP sports I'm David Shuster, one game in both the NBA and NHL playoffs Sunday and they were completely different from a competitive standpoint. We start in the NBA with geth and kuba filling us in on Miami and Boston. The Miami Heat cruise to a three O series lead in the Eastern Conference Finals after blowing out the Boston Celtics one 28 one O two at home in game three. Gabe Vincent pace the heat with a playoff career high 29 points on 11 of 14 shooting. Caleb Martin added 18 points, Jimmy Butler scored 16 and bam adebayo 13. Boston stars Jayson Tatum and jaylen Brown were held to 14 and 12 points respectively on a combined 12 of 35 shooting. Miami can clinch its second NBA Finals birth in four seasons with a win in game four Tuesday. And now over to hockey with Mark Myers reporting on Las Vegas and Dallas. Chandler Stephenson scored early in overtime to give the golden knights a three to two win over the stars and a two O series lead the knights were able to tie the score in the final minute of regulation on a goal by Jonathan Marshall, Aiden hill made 26 saves in the Vegas nets, Jake Avengers stopped 21 shots for the stars who were now zero in four and overtime games this postseason. Turning to baseball, Houston completed a three game sweep of Oakland Sunday's final two zero and how bad are the a's well they're on pace to lose 138 games which would be a record. Other highlights Sunday Oscar Mercado with 5 RBI St. Louis ten 5 over the Dodgers and Cedric mullin 5 hits Baltimore 8 three over Toronto. To golf and Brooks Koepka won his 5th major title, he won the PGA Championship by two shots. That was good. Yeah, this one's this one's definitely special. I think this one's probably the most meaningful of them all with everything that's gone on, all the other crazy stuff over the last few years, but it feels good to be back and get number 5. And in auto racing, Spain's Alex pillow captured the pole position for this year's Indy 500. I'm David Shuster, a P sports.
AP News Radio
Stephenson's OT goal gives Golden Knights 3-2 win over Stars, lead 2-0 in West final
"Chandler Stephenson scored early in overtime to give the golden knights a three to two win over the stars and a two zero series lead. It doesn't really hit me yet that it happened, but yeah, it's cool and it's just obviously to go to up to nothing. You know, it was important for a group. The knights were able to tie the score in the final minute of regulation on a goal by Jonathan Marshall, Aidan hill made 26 saves in the Vegas nets, Jake Avengers stopped 21 shots for the stars who were now in foreign overtime games this postseason. I am Mark Myers
AP News Radio
Jonathan Marchessault scores 3 to lead Golden Knights past Oilers 5-2 to advance to West final
"Jonathan Marshall scores a natural hat trick to send the golden knights to the Western Conference Finals with a 5 two knockout of the oilers, a flurry of first period goals saw the oilers take a two one lead less than three minutes into the contest. That lead held up going into the second period where Marcia show took over beating oilers rookie goalie Stewart skinner three times to give Vegas a four two lead. After giving up goals on the first two shots he faced, Vegas goliad and hill stopped the final 39 to help the golden knights reach the Conference Finals for the fourth time and the franchise has 6 seasons of existence. I'm Danny Capp.
AP News Radio
Let's do it again: Celtics to face Heat in Eastern Conference finals rematch
"Year's NBA Eastern Conference final will feature a rematch of last year's the Celtics will play the heat starting Wednesday for a trip to the finals after blowing past the 76ers one 1288 in game 7 of their conference semifinal series. Jayson Tatum exploded for a game 7 record 51 points. Just being in another game 7, being able to come back home in front of our fans. I was really excited. Just for the moment. Stanley Cup playoffs, the golden knights are in the west finals for the third time in their 6th seasons by eliminating the oilers 5 to two in game 6. A hat trick for Jonathan Marshall. Baseball, the Blue Jays made it a three game sweep of the braves as Danny Jansen hit a two run single in the bottom of the 9th. It's a good team over there, so I had a feeling it was gonna be, you know, big blows going back and forth throughout the series and stuff. So just kept at it. The braves fourth straight loss combined with the Dodge's 5th straight win gave LA, the NL's best record. Tony Gosselin pitched the first 5 innings of Sunday shutout when over the Padres. They're a really good lineup, you know, can't take any pitches off, you know, top to bottom they all hit well. So
AP News Radio
NBA: Celtics advance, Grizzlies Mornat suspended, Golden Knights take Oilers
"AP sports I'm Tom Miriam. Jayson Tatum scored an NBA game 7 record 51 points to leave the Celtics to a one 1288 victory over the 76ers to put the defending Eastern Conference champs back in the east final against the heat starting on Wednesday. Off the court the grizzlies of again suspended star guard John morant after video surfaced of him holding a gun. The golden knights advanced to the west final by eliminating Connor McDavid and the oilers in game 6, 5 to two behind Jonathan Marshall's hat trick. Baseball, the Dodgers topped the Padres for their 5th straight victory, and now have the best record in the national league as the braves lost their fourth straight to the Blue Jays. The rays added to baseball's best record overall by edging the Yankees 8 to 7, thanks to Taylor walls Grand Slam. NASCAR William Byron was the darling of Darlington, winning the Goodyear 400 over Kevin Harvick in overtime, and in golf a big day for Jason Day as he won the Byron Nelson classic with a final round 62. Tom Arian AP sports
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Eichel's 3-point game helps Golden Knights beat Oilers 4-3, take 3-2 series lead
"The golden knights are one went away from the Western Conference Finals after defeating the oilers four three. Jack eichel had a goal and two assists as Vegas took a three two series lead. Mark stone rally Smith and Nick Hague also scored for the knights and Jonathan Marshall had three assists to tie a franchise high. We worked hard all year to get home advantage and we had to take advantage of that tonight and we did. Edmonton actually led to one on goals by Connor McDavid and Zach Hyman in the first ten minutes before Vegas did it three straight in an 89 second span of the second period. Game 6 is Sunday in Edmonton. I'm Dave ferry.
The Dan Bongino Show
Focus Group Member Destroys CNN Over Biased Coverage
"Here's this focus group audio CNN stepping on a rake ago right in the face They do a focus group answer and say oh my gosh this is president He just can't stop talking about 2020 What do you think mister focus group guy The answer here is priceless Somebody give this guy a Pulitzer check this out Is it bother you that he keeps talking about 2020 and not 2024 I'll ask you First this is Jonathan Leslie He's 40 Republican voted for Trump twice How do you feel about those lies So I feel like part of it's also the media narrative as you guys asked him the first question at the town hall about the 2020 election Rather than current stuff So don't you think it's time for me to start talking about 2024 not lies that aren't true Good in the media asking the question about 2024 Well there were questions but you're right That was the first thing but that's something that was on our mind And that's why I was asked first Not only getting wrecked by Trump see it on getting wrecked by the focus group members Well couldn't you just ask them a question about 2024 The guy's like did you hear Mike Yeah I guess we could have
AP News Radio
Marchessault, Eichel lead Vegas to 5-1 win over Oilers
"The golden knights are now up two games to one in their Western Conference semifinal series after a 5 to one win over the oilers in Edmonton, Jonathan marcha show, scored twice for Vegas. That's why we can get a little mojo and after maybe their dear backing up more and we can make plays off the rush and it takes just one of those recipe that's good for our team. Jack, I go added a goal at two assists for the golden knight's biggest goal Tinder Laurent left the game with 8 16 left in the first period after suffering an injury, aided hill stops all 21 shots he sees in relief. I'm Mike Reeves.
The Breakdown
Why Bitcoin Failed in Central African Republic
"We start with the piece by Jonathan buck. Jonathan buck is the founder of JB and GS mining, a German Bitcoin mining hosting company, and this piece was originally published on Bitcoin magazine. The pieces called the fall of Bitcoin in the Central African Republic. Why this legal tender experiment failed. Just a year after making Bitcoin legal tender, the Central African Republic had been in its plans to revitalize its country. Why? Jonathan writes in April 2022, the Central African Republic CAR adopted Bitcoin as legal tender, becoming the second nation in history to do so. However, just a year later, the nation reversed its decision. But what are the reasons behind this failure in the CAR? Challenging economic conditions. The CAR, one of the poorest countries in the world faces numerous obstacles, such as political instability, inadequate infrastructure, and food shortages. In the 2018 human development index, CAR ranked second to last, with around 79% of its 4.7 million residents living in poverty. More than 3 million people in the country are reported to require humanitarian assistance, while more than 85% of the population lacks electricity. One of the significant barriers to the success of the Bitcoin project in the CAR was surely the country's limited Internet access. With only about 10% of the population having access to the Internet, widespread adoption of digital currencies was highly unlikely. While Bitcoin has been helping to bank the unbanked globally, the digital currency alone can not solve all of a country's underlying infrastructure problems. And while Bitcoin can be resilient off the grid, the lack of basic amenities such as electricity and Internet and CAR likely hindered the spread and usability of Bitcoin there.
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Is Disney Ready to Be the Next HBS Case Study?
"Disney is now should become. It is not now. It has done the things already, but it should become its actions. An HBS case study. Harvard Business school case study, where you just simply lay down everything that has happened, and you ask the students to discuss in their study groups at the country's leading business schools Harvard Business school. And I don't care what you think it's Harvard Business school. And they do use the case study method and they just set a actual incidence. Most famous upon Jonathan Johnson Tylenol. Well, Disney and the state of Florida is going to be a second famous case.
The Bible in a Year
Saul's Unlawful Sacrifice (1 Samuel 13: 1-14)
"We're reading first Samuel, chapter 13 of 14, and praying psalm 58. First Samuel chapter 13. Saul's unlawful sacrifice. Saul was years old when he began to reign. And he reigned, and two years over Israel. Saul chose 3000 men of Israel 2000 were with Saul in mik mash in the hill country of bethel. And a thousand were with Jonathan in gibi of Benjamin. The rest of the people he sent home every man to his tent. Jonathan defeated the garrison of the Philistines, which was at giba, and the Philistines heard of it. And saw blew the trumpet throughout all the land, saying, let the hebrews hear. And all Israel heard it and said that Saul had defeated the garrison of the Philippines, and also that Israel had become odious to the Philistines. And the people were called out to join Saul at gilgal, and the Philistines mustered to fight with Israel 30,000 chariots and 6000 horsemen and troops like the sand on the seashore in multitude. They came up and encamped at mik mash. To the east of Beth aven. When the men of Israel saw that they were in straits for the people were hard pressed, the people hid themselves in caves and in holes and in rocks and entombs and in cisterns or crossed the forge of the Jordan to the land of gad in Gilead. Saul was still at gilgal and all the people followed him trembling. He waited 7 days at the time appointed by Samuel, but Samuel did not come to gilgal. And the people were scattering from him. So Saul said, bring the burnt offering here to me, and the peace offerings, and he offered the burnt offering. As soon as he had finished offering the burnt offering behold, Samuel came and saw went out to meet him and salute him. Samuel said, what have you done? And Saul said, when I saw that the people were scattering from me and that you did not come within the day's appointed. And that the Philistines had mustered at Mick mash, I said, now the Philistines will come down upon me at gilgal, and I have not entreated the favor of the lord. So I forced myself and offered the burnt offering. In Samuel said to Saul, you have done foolishly. You have not kept the commandment of the lord your God, which he commanded you for now. The lord would have established your kingdom over Israel forever. But now your kingdom shall not continue. The lord has sought out a man after his own heart and the lord has appointed him to be prince over his people because you have not kept what the lord commanded you.
The Charlie Kirk Show
Repentance Can Lead to Righteous Action
"Repentance is the posture for revival, right? We are all centers. We all shall fall short of his glory. Rooted in repentance is humility, recognition of the divine, recognition of his perfect order, right? Repentance is what the founding fathers were called to do by Jonathan Edwards, sinners in the hands of an angry God, that led them to create in the greatest nation ever to exist in the history of the world. That's why I love the ninevah example, is that repentance can lead to righteous action.
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Chris Christie: Being Indicted Is Not Good for Any Political Candidate
"It's a little bit of what it's kind of what former New Jersey governor Chris Christie said to Jonathan Karl on ABC this week yesterday. No matter what he says and his people say, being indicted is not good for a political candidate. Like, that's just, you know, he can get some short term bump among certain parts of our own party. But in the end, it's not good to be indicted. Now, we're not going to see a trial here, probably until early 2024. And so we won't see what the result is, but he's got other things, it's kind of like trying to land at Newark airport on a Friday. You got a bunch of planes circling, and you don't know when exactly they're going to land. And if they land when they're going to have a gate, you know, but it's coming and being indicted the public does still look at that. And say, that's not what should be happening to a national leader. Incidentally, Chris Christie sort of blows off the fact that the timing will include a lot of the trials stuff unfolding in 2024. Well, that's the whole point, isn't it? That's the election year. We'll be smack dab in the middle of the election. And that's the goal. It may be that the American people are going to come and I'm not there yet and I don't count me out. I'm not bailing on Donald Trump in any way, shape, or form. But it might be that the American people are going to come to the conclusion that all of the stuff they're throwing at Trump is going to effectively preclude him from having a chance of winning next year.
AP News Radio
Stars beat Vegas 2-1 after shootout between division leaders
"Rome has his shootout goal lifted the Dallas stars to a two one win over the Vegas golden knights and a matchup of Western Conference division leaders, both goalies were sharp in the nets, Jason attinger 19 says for Dallas, Jonathan quick had 24 for Vegas. Dallas head coach Pete deboer says his team found a way to win. They got a fourth line goal in the first. We got a fourth line goal. Well, that was the story of the game. Like I said, it wasn't our prettiest, but you know, we found a way and got enough contributions from guys. Brett howden scored the lone Vegas goal, his 6th of the season, while Joel ranta, tally the Dallas school, his 8th. Bob Stevens, Dallas
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
There Is No There, There
"Turley, on Fox News, professor turley cut number 22. Let's bring in Georgetown, Washington. George Washington University law professor Jonathan turley. Jonathan, I was anxiously waiting for this indictment and I'm flipping through and I'm after our talks again and again and again about the bootstrapping of the misdemeanor to make it a felony looking for the underlying felony. Yeah. Were you looking forward to? Yeah, it's like orient expressed without the body. I mean, you're looking for it and it just never comes up. And the weird thing I've never seen an indictment quite like this one. That is the key linchpin. That's how you get beyond the statute of limitations. I know a lot of judges that would have been not too pleased to receive an indictment like this. Would have said, you know, what the heck is this? I mean, what are you alleging? And Bragg just sort of waved it off and said, I don't have to really say. By the way, this is my, this is what I'm so stunned by. I got out of con law too yesterday, and I taught two different. Classes yesterday, one on affirmative action and why it's unconstitutional. And one on free exercise and the establishment clause. And I've got some pretty liberal law students who just do not understand why Jack Phillips should be left alone in his cake shop. So they were difficult classes. I got approached to them. What do you think? What do you think? That's why I got to read this thing. I don't know. So I read the statement of facts. I read the indictment, and I mystified. Mystified.
AP News Radio
Jonathan Majors arrested on assault charge in New York
"Actor Jonathan majors arrest on assault charges over the weekend in New York has the army pulling its new ad campaign with him. Meanwhile, his lawyer says the star is innocent. Police say majors, star of creed three and the latest ant man movie as well as this now pulled army at the army made history by overcoming the insurmountable. Was involved in a domestic dispute with a 30 year old woman who had injuries to her head and neck. Majors was arrested on charges of strangulation assault and harassment. His lawyer says the 33 year old is the victim of an altercation with a woman he knows and there's video and witness evidence. The army says it's suspending its ad and while mister majors is innocent until proven guilty, prudence dictates we pull our ads until the investigation is complete. Julie Walker, New York.
Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"jonathan" Discussed on Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"Your version of asking that question is my favorite. Well, I don't want to give away all the deets, but. Gotta read a book. Yeah, there's some, there's some more details in the book, but yeah, I think there came a point where we had been walking with each other for so many years. We didn't know. Yeah, we had known each other and established a really great friendship for 6 years before we started to be more honest about where we felt like we were headed. And so our love story was super unorthodox. Jonathan was very conscious of wanting to protect me and not draw me into something that wasn't going to work out or be safe for me or good for me. And so he would always try to check in to make sure I was wanting to move forward with him and just to continue to stick with him and every time he would, I would threaten him and say, don't you ask me that again? I'm here. It's just a little violence, not too much. Okay. Yeah. He broke the he, I don't want to say it. You slipped up first, which again, you just got to read it in the book. But he slipped up. Well, the flirtations. Yeah, little flirtatious. And, you know, just again, you got to have a reason in the book. Right, got to read in the book, but flirtation led to marriage, which led to little Jonathan junior. Yeah. I love watching it. How old is he now? He'll be a year of February 7th. I can't even know where that year went. We need to get a grant to feed the child because he knows.
Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"jonathan" Discussed on Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"Defenders, they are overworked and underfunded, and they just don't have enough resources, where prosecutors, yeah, they get a lot of cases they work for a lot, but they have a whole police force and investigative agency that that's their job to just go out and do stuff. We're probably defenders. And to get money to get funding and get a budget to go get someone to hopefully investigate the case. That's a huge thing. And I think another thing that is a barrier is the states where conviction integrity units are not legislative law yet. They're just basically a dog and pony show where they get funding and they get these grants, but they don't have the teeth by law to actually overview a case. And those are some of the major things that I'm thinking about off the top of my head that are barriers to reform. Maya? I remember when Jonathan over the years was teaching me about some of these things and conviction integrity units are something that we share with the reader in the back of the book for more resources. And it makes so much sense, right? In a checks and balances situation, you need to have units that are looking at the integrity of convictions. To just be sure that you're sure that you're sure as best as you can, that whatever human being you are determining the fate of is it's actually in line with justice. And again, not just in a superficial way, but actually in a way that's making a difference in communities. I think just a culture of transparency, again, it's not necessarily the easiest way when you have transparency, but it's the safest way to ensure that the right thing can be done. And so establishing systems and ways to create more transparency, just like we had transparency on Jonathan's case, and when light was put on it, the right thing was done. And so if anybody is running away from transparency, that's generally a red flag that there might not be the best practices going on. Any politician, any leader in your community who's running away from transparency or just general humanizing language is probably not going to represent the best interests of humanity. You know, Maya as get to know your story and listening to you too, especially talking about the conviction integrity units, when you met Jonathan, he was already ten years in to 50 year conviction, you meet him through your godparents, he's professing, I didn't do this. What made you believe in his innocence? Great question. That's a super great question. So
Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"jonathan" Discussed on Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"There needs to be more checks and balances. I think all the interrogations should be, there should be legislative enactments put in place to require officers to record every interrogation every interaction. So there can be oversight. And a record of what has happened because when you don't do that, we've seen too many times where you see police officers plan evidence and then somebody's got them on phone and you on the phone, recording it, and you see it, but they write in the report or something totally different. And I just think that it would be a good practice. But I will say this. We need police officers in our society. That's just the reality. And they do keep us safe. And I respect them, and I appreciate their service. But there are some of them that take that job beyond the scope or the color of law that it should be. And we need to address those so that we can have a safer environment and have safer policing practices. You know, pick up on what Jonathan is talking about and also talk about what you're calling prosecutorial reform. And how what does that what does that look like from your vantage point and how are you doing that through the organization you founded called win with justice? Yes. So one of the biggest parts of our heart is really to put color behind some of these not slogans, but some of these words you hear in some of these systematic things and changes in this and that. And some people are hearing these cries for change, but not really understanding why a change is necessary because maybe your family on your life experience hasn't seen the devastation of what happens when these changes aren't made. And so sharing Jonathan's story sharing our family's story will hopefully help people kind of settle into a place to have their perspective widened to see what some of these unhealthy practices and ways are doing. And so one of those ways is a culture that can be present in some prosecutor's offices that are simply about getting the conviction. Basically, whoever's on the other side, I'm just trying to beat them.
Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"jonathan" Discussed on Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"That's the way the world changes. That's the way life happens in healing happens is through people doing and being who we were created to be. Yes. Jonathan, is one of those men Maya was in prison that Maya's talking about. Is that Hugh flowers? Yeah, you flowers is definitely one of them. He was a VIC that would come in. And he was the first man that believed in me. And back told me that I was intelligent. And that I had value and he inspired me to go to the library and I lived in the library as a result. And he basically was my father figure for so long. He brought me through, man. And there were other guys that were actually prisoners inside that had faith and that would walk with me and teach me things and just, you know, share life with me. But in a way that was uplifting and empowering for me in the environment like that because there's a tendency to just be frustrated and angry and just drove up, but it's a blessing to have guys that just show you like, yeah, this is a bad situation. But you need to hold your faith and you need to keep walking no matter what your circumstances are. You can do this. And they did that for me. There were many, many good men. As you write about mister flowers, for the first time in my life, I was giving confidence that I was intelligent that I had value and worth. I believe that I had something inside me that could be built that could be used for something bigger than myself. The book starts. And I thought this was a fabulous way to start this book to get to know each of you. You each write a chapter about your upbringing. And it starts with Jonathan and then Maya, you tell your upbringing. I'm gonna do something counterintuitive. Jonathan, how would you describe Maya's upbringing?
Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"jonathan" Discussed on Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"Hilarious. Jonathan. Jonathan, I'm going to read your words, read your words back to you. May I hugged me and looked directly in my eyes. She didn't look away, not for a second. And she spoke to me in a warm and loving way. Something inside my heart stirred because I wasn't used to this sort of kindness. Talk more, talk more about that. Why were you so surprised by how Maya treated you? Well, I mean, my prison is a very harsh place. That's just the nature of that place. And the longer you're there, the more people forget about you and you learn pretty fast that you're a number. That's what's most important about you. I didn't even own my own flesh and I was I belong and wasn't possession of the state. And I was used to people coming in, hey, how you doing? What's going on? You're in prison for a while, and then leaving. Or looking at me all year in prison, you got to be guilty. If you're in here, you did something because that's a common thought. But Maya, she looked me in my eye and was just like, I'm not concerned about that. I just, you're a person to me. And I wasn't used to that. And I was in disbelief, and I was just taking aback and I was just so so blessed in that moment that she actually saw me because I had not been used to that. At all. You know, we need to remind folks, you, Jonathan, you were a kid. When you were convicted of a crime, you did not commit. You were 16 or 17. I was 16 and I had to fight grown men in a maximum security prison. For my survival. And you had been in prison, how many years by the time you met Maya?
Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"jonathan" Discussed on Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"Capehart and welcome to capehart. Maya Moore and Jonathan irons couldn't have been more different when they met through her godparents in 2007. She was an Olympic gold medalist in star of the WNBA. He was behind bars, serving a 50 year sentence for burglary and assault. Today, they are mister and misses irons. Maya Moore irons an officially announced her retirement from basketball on January 16th. Jonathan irons got his conviction overturned. Thanks to efforts by Maya. They've written about it all in their new book, love and justice, a story of triumph on two different courts. In this conversation, first recorded for Washington Post live on January 19th, Maya and Jonathan talk about how they met, why she worked so hard to prove his innocence, and the need for transparency in convictions. It's not necessarily
Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"jonathan" Discussed on Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"Researching the issue and we worked with breaking car talents to try to get this legislation introduced. And congressman, when you started looking into into this issue how shocked were you by what you found? And how shocked were you that these facilities were all this stuff was happening, were largely are largely unregulated. I was shocked at the scale of it. You know, Jonathan one of the things that's happened, especially since Paris has become more public. Is I have had at least a dozen people who I know text me email me saying, I'm so glad you and Paris and others are doing this. Here is my experience. This happened to my daughter, my son. This happened to me. And I just was oblivious. I had no idea that this was taking place in the scale. Now I'm convinced that this is a really a widespread spread problem. And these kids are going their families are sending their kids to these institutions. They're making tons of money. They're for profit institutions. And they're really scarring these kids. I mean, the worst is the sexual assault or physical abuse, but short of that, when you hear stories of kids who are not allowed to speak, who are basically treated as criminals in the way that they are looked after. And it's a polling that this is going on in our country. You've mentioned a couple of times now a Bill of rights. What would be what's part of the Bill of Rights that you imagine for the legislation you plan to introduce? It's actually so simple. It's amazing that we don't already have this. I mean, basically, we're saying that these kids should not be put in solitary confinement that they should not be physically hit or restrained that they should have some standards of looking after both their physical and mental well-being. That there ought to be basic standards of nutrition that there should be allowed to move. And have the freedom to move and treat them to express themselves. In some sense of being able to call back home. So just basic things that you would expect are the.
Beyond the Ball Podcast with Jonathan Jones
"jonathan" Discussed on Beyond the Ball Podcast with Jonathan Jones
"You get notified every time we go live but in addition to that you know i'm gonna start doing some cool things with that group. So join the tribe. Some texts hashtag tribe to six seven eight six five eight three six to seven. But now we're gonna go ahead and slide into q. And a. j. j. and then after this i have a special announcement to make have a special announcement to make. So let's go ahead in play our call today. Jonathan.
Beyond the Ball Podcast with Jonathan Jones
"jonathan" Discussed on Beyond the Ball Podcast with Jonathan Jones
"To start a podcast. They wanna learn more information about podcasting. Share this episode with a friend. Okay just share this episode with the friend and that would be so much value added to me. In the mission of helping one thousand speakers coaches consultants start launched in monetize. Their very own podcast. Right so i just asked you to share this with a friend and if you've already shared it with the friend i ask you to consider leaving a helpful apple review. Okay going on apple and then giving it five stars and then just writing a little takeaway or what was added to your life by way of the podcast and then leave your name down at the bottom and even comment your show if you have one because i would love to shout you out okay. So share with the friend feels beneficial in like. I said the focus of today's episode was ultimately to address. What graphics do i need for my podcast or this. The recap part jonathan jones. Okay me personally. Because like i said it depends on philosophy and it depends on who. You're listening to our who follow. But i said that when it comes to collateral graphics for your podcast you need to cover our graphic and you at least need one promo graphic right and with that promo graphic. It can be general just stating your podcasts. Name or you can have. It created to where it's a template to where he can change out episode numbers. You can change out the title of episodes and then continue to recycle that graphic. A right the second question. My main ask was how important graphics in relation to a pack has brand. I think they're very important. Because you create the visual aesthetic for an individual but i also said that podcast branding colors and graphics. They go hand in hand will talk about that on another episode in the last one not least do most pike as logos look the same. I said for me personally. They do not however for some other individuals they actually made but family out encourage you Just continue to rock with us. In like i said before if you have any questions submit those at jonathan joel speaks dot com forward slash mentor. Scroll down to the bottom in there you can ask your question and then hopefully get it featured on the show but family until next time.
Design Matters with Debbie Millman
"jonathan" Discussed on Design Matters with Debbie Millman
"The bargain that they want to continue to make moving forward So there's a lot of people resigning from jobs. Many of them without knowing what the next step is my my big concern with that. Is that if you do that before. Actually doing the work understand. What is the impulse for. That makes me come alive and then look at the work that you're doing and say how can i make this as good as it possibly can be now. What are all the different ways. That i may be able to reimagined or reorient. The work that i'm doing maybe even outside of my job description but there are opportunities within the place that mad to actually express this thing and we have to just really make it as good as it can be in. How can i do that. I and maybe that actually gives me a lot closer there. If we're not doing that work first and then we just jettison ourselves from the place we are and we look for something else. That just feels different enough without understanding. Why we're actually saying yes to that new thing. There's a really good chance we're gonna find ourselves eighteen months from now sitting in an office with different paint on the walls and new boss a new team a new product in new brand new service. Feeling the exact same way and that's a huge concern for me. So i really strongly recommend i do the work. Then do the work of optimizing the thing that you're doing now to allow that to come out as much as humanly possible very often get you so much closer to the feeling that you want that. You're actually pretty cool staying and then you don't have to go through the disruption than the pain of the big change and even if it doesn't then look for all sorts of opportunities to do on the side whether it's hobby or devotion or passion or an activity that you do because that can then blend with a much more sparked optimized Job to give you what you need if you get all the way there and you're still not getting it. Then at that point you start to do the exploration of okay. So maybe i have to do something more disruptive but if you do you're leaving that current thing not from a place of dejection and ignorance but from a place of in formation and agency and also chances are psychologically you'll be in a much more emboldened and alive place. Jonathan.
Design Matters with Debbie Millman
"jonathan" Discussed on Design Matters with Debbie Millman
"I have a feeling we may not be too dissimilar. My primary spark type is the maker. Yes my fundamental impulse and the impulse for maker is to make ideas manifest. It is all about the process of creation. It is a jeep deep impulse to be generative as much as you possibly. Can you have the something from nothing or the a little bit of something to a lot of bit of something. Impulse has woken me up and driven me to exert exert effort from as young as i possibly remember as a little kid cobbling together bikes from a junkyard painting. Jean jackets building houses renovating in college evolved eventually. To building companies building brands writing books building media building experiences. There are a lot of different things that go into each one of those things but the impulse for me. That allowed me to come alive. Was the maker impulse behind all of that eventually. You're bring together teams because you need people to soon all sorts of different roles and have different impulses to really make it work but for me. That's the thing that wakes me up in the morning my shadow spark type which you can think of it as one of two ways. It's either your your next strongest impulse forever. Or it's kind of like you runner up or there tends to be more nuanced relationship. Which is that. Many people do the work of their shadow in order to be able to do the work of their primary better so my shadows bark type is the scientists. The impulse for the scientists is all about figuring things out. I look at something. And i'm like how does that work. But what i've learned over the years is for me. The fascination is less just about going deep into the burning question or the puzzle. Or the quandary. I tend to go there. When i am in a making process and i hit a wall and rather than just feeling like oh i hit all this is the end of it. The maker impulse kicks in and says okay. No big deal still kinda cool. Let me solve this problem. Let me create a whole new thing. That let me get through this moment in time and the minute i figured out the answer i go back to the process of being just hyper genitive and building and making so it's in service of my maker. I liked doing it. I'm good at it but at the end of the day. I don't do it just for the fun of doing it. I do it because it makes me a better maker. And then the last part of my profile the anti spark at type you can think of the archetype as either your least strong impulse for work or the thing that takes the most energy the most effort the most external motivation. If you're on a team and tends to empty you out the most and require the great amount of recovery so for me. That is what i call the essential now. Essential est is all about creating order from chaos. It's clarity it is utility. It's taking big. Data says is taking a huge amount of objects and things like this and somehow organizing them and creating making them usable and clean streamlined. That is amazing work. It's necessary work. I love the fact that it's done because that lets me function as a human being as an entrepreneur as a maker. But when. I actually have to do that work. I just want cry. And of course. I've gotten good at it because you know when you're when you have to do especially in the early stage for example of a company. You're doing everything so over time you just learn to become skilled or competent at it and that makes the experience of a little bit better but at the end of the day making it a little bit better and getting it over with faster and getting a little. Bit of the head of competence. It still doesn't make up for the fact that there's something inside of me where that impulses the most foreign. It's the weakest for me and it just doesn't come close and it never will to the feeling that i get when i'm operating on the other side of my spectrum. Okay so i will tell you my because we're very very similar. Jonathan not exactly similar. But very so. My primary sparky type is the maker. Which i'm not surprised at all what was really surprising to me. Was how accurately described me being maker just without knowing me you just described maker and i'm like wow that's really make the the shadow archetype is the maven. Which is somebody who likes to learn. And i'd love you to talk more about that and my shadow spark type is also the essential est. I hate details so so talk a little bit of a little bit more about the me. The maven yeah and that doesn't surprise me at all so the fundamental impulse for the maven is learning it's knowledge acquisition. You know you look around and you're just like what can i learn to. Maybe what you learn has great application in all sorts of different ways. And that's nice you kind of like that. You know that's cool but you know if that is your primary impulse. You're not doing it because it's going to let you do something else you're doing it. Solely for the feeling that pursuing learning pursuing knowledge gives you so for you. because you're maven. Is your shadows parka. Type it's something that you probably love doing you really good at and we know this from sixteen years of ridiculous research of every person that you have ever talked to and the stunning career that you built where. You're encyclopedic about literally anything that you devote yourself to and at the same time you like. I've also seen with you. It makes a lot of sense that that knowledge acquisition to you it really gets harnessed and it comes out in the context of informing the way that you make and allowing you to create at an entirely different level rather than just creating in the void based out of your own Intuitive feel not that. that's a bad thing but.
Beyond the Ball Podcast with Jonathan Jones
"jonathan" Discussed on Beyond the Ball Podcast with Jonathan Jones
"How do i identify my podcast niche. Why do i need a podcast niche. How do i even know. If i'm going deep enough with my podcast niche. We're going to dive into all that in this episode of your podcast mentor. Welcome to the. Your podcast mentor show with jonathan jones. Here you will learn how to start launch and monetize your podcast in addition to hearing the latest trend and the latest and greatest things happening in the podcast industry. Are you ready family family family. What is going on what is going on welcome to your podcast mentor show. I'm your host. Jonathan jones in the thing that i wanna dive in. Really deep on the day is how to figure out your podcasts. Niche right had to figure out your podcast niche. And if you're if you'd somewhere tuning in on youtube. I would encourage you to make sure to subscribe to the channel at jonathan. Jones speaks right. Just jonathan jones speaks there. You can get all the latest episodes of your podcast mentor with jonathan. And then we're also going to be sharing some other additional video contents so make sure you subscribe to jonathan. Jones speaks on the youtube platform so family. I wanna dive into today in talk about. How do we identify our podcast niche. Because i'm in the midst of our five day challenge right now our five day free podcasting challenge and if you have not joined you still have time because today is they four in. I wasn't gonna take down the videos by decided to leave him up..
Beyond the Ball Podcast with Jonathan Jones
"jonathan" Discussed on Beyond the Ball Podcast with Jonathan Jones
"And i wanted to talk to you about how to grow your podcast in twenty twenty one. Okay and if we if you're somebody out there and you're like but wait a minute john. I don't have a pike as yet. Well that's perfectly fine. But i want to give you some questions and i want to give you some insight that you'll know and be able to reflect on all right so that's what we're going to dive into today making sure that you understand how you can grow your podcasts. In twenty twenty one but before we get there. If you're not subscribed to the youtube channel. I would encourage to make sure that you subscribe to the channel which is just jonathan jones speeds. And if you're somebody who enjoys podcasting or you're wanting to learn more about podcasting in addition to somebody who appreciates self-help strategies for success. I would encourage you to subscribe to our channel so as jonathan jones speaks on you too so now without further. Do i want to dive in today in. I wanna talk about this topic. I because i think so often. It's easy to say. I wanna grow right. I want i wanna grow my business. I wanna scale my business. I wanna do all of these different things. And i don't think there's anything wrong with that right because that's an area that i mean i would say that i i'm in his will wanting to grow in scale the business But then i had to get to the point into the place to where i had to ask myself but john you wanna grow you wanna give more opportunities you wanna do more things but the fact of the matter is the first question. I want you to consider.
Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"jonathan" Discussed on Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"Take care of itself mayor midst landru of the great city of new orleans. Thank you very very much for being on the podcast jonah. The thanks so much. God bless time. I'll come down all right. I would love to see you later. Thanks for listening to cape up tune. In every tuesday you can find us on apple podcasts and stitcher and how about doing me a huge favor subscribe rate and review us. I'm jonathan kaye. Part of the washington post you can find me on twitter at cape heart jay. Creating great journalism is expensive. which is why we are so grateful for our subscribers. Who support are important. Work if you haven't already please consider subscribing to the washington post you can get a whole year of unlimited access for just one dollar a week get this offer at washington post dot com slash subscribe..
Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"jonathan" Discussed on Cape Up with Jonathan Capehart
"Jonathan cape part in. This is cape up. The republican party is still in thrall to donald trump. A man who turned generations of the party's stances on its head in one presidential term for stuart. Stevens rock ribbed republican who has helped to elect republicans at all levels of government including president of the united states. This led to some soul searching. The result is his book. it was all a lie. how the republican party became donald trump. This conversation with stevens is from last september but everything we talked about especially the ugly role. The republican party is still relevant. Today you can hear it. All right now stewart stevens. Thank you.
Beyond the Ball Podcast with Jonathan Jones
"jonathan" Discussed on Beyond the Ball Podcast with Jonathan Jones
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Beyond the Ball Podcast with Jonathan Jones
"jonathan" Discussed on Beyond the Ball Podcast with Jonathan Jones
"Right so understanding that. I wanna give some tangible takeaways. If you have not heard the episode that i had with anthony johnson. He's an agent he's a he's a feeble agent and one thing that i will say is really great about anthony is. Anthony is really educated in his craft. Anthony came on and he made some great suggestions for what student at these can do how they can get position for name. Image likeness in a few of these points. Actually got from anthony so i wanna give. Anthony is credit but as a student might be saying john. What can i do right now. What should i do right now. How can i position myself right now. If you don't have a pencil or you don't have paper grab one right now grab one right now. Grab one right now because. I think this is going to be helpful. The first thing that you should do you should buy your own domain name if your name is jonathan jones. You should buy the domain name. Jonathan jones dot com. Maybe if it's taken. You can put the real jonathan jones dot com right. You wanna buy things around your name image likeness because having a domain name doesn't mean you have to use it right now but when name image and likeness legislation drops. Now you have the ability to begin to market products at your domain name. You might wanna buy domain name. That's the same as your instagram handle. As your twitter handle. I would suggest to create uniformity. Okay you want to be able to create uniformity. and why do i wanna create uniformity. You wanna create uniformity because having uniformity. Now we'll say if somebody googles you. They're going to see your website if google your instagram bail. See that next for instance for me on twitter. I'm jonathan j. speaks on instagram. Jonathan jones speaks on youtube. Jonathan jones speaks linked in jonathan jones. Speaks you go to my website. Which is what. Jonathan jones speaks dot com when.