35 Burst results for "Kaitlyn"
Discovered Wordsmiths
"kaitlyn" Discussed on Discovered Wordsmiths
"With that. So it sounds like the books you wrote before from a step back 50,000 foot view almost were leading you to the current style of book you are right. If you had stopped, you wouldn't have written what you have written right now. That is so true. It was kind of like I'm so grateful for that path. And like you said, without failing, you wouldn't have discovered that. You had to write and kind of have it lead you almost. You had to keep writing. It's so true. Part of the part of, you know, one of the things I've learned from the failures that I've that I've moved through, has been that there's often a push from the people trying to support creative artists and writers and stuff is that we're often told, you know, well, you're happy, right? You're doing what you love. You're writing what you love. What does any of the rest of it matter? You know, for me, after having spent 20 years or more trying to become an artist with the trappings of an audience or a writer with readers, you know, it's not really that's not really what we want. We don't want just to write into the abyss. You know, nobody creates art without wanting and an audience. We all want an audience, you know, everybody would like to be heard or seen or share a story. So it was kind of over time. I just sort of changed that mindset a little bit a really, I really said, you know what? I want an audience and I figured out a way to take it. So those first, the first 6 books I wrote were part of me getting upset and not being able to find readers but straightening my back and giving me the strength to the wisdom to figure it out. And so your Caitlin and the highlander series did the first book take off right away or did it take a couple books and yeah, what I did was I circled my wagons and I came up with a plan and my plan from based on the fall of was to create a series that I wanted to base in a real place and so I chose my hometown where I grew up Fernandina beach, Florida, and I wanted to write, you know, time travel where the hero comes forward in time. And I wanted to really centered in this place because I started thinking about the audiences of the books, the fault in my star at fault in our stars and other books where people actually take pilgrimages to where the books are placed. I started thinking about the idea of that and so I was kind of thinking more, I started thinking more about what the audience of my story would want out of the story. So I placed it in Scotland. I placed it in Fernandina beach, Florida. And so this time travel tale became about those places. So what I did was I just to completely answer your question was I came up with this idea and then I wrote the first three books. And then I wrote Caitlin and the highlander and I released it, I think on May 18th. No, I'm sorry. Like June 15th, I released book two. I was editing it, and then I released it on July 10th, and then I was finishing writing book three to release in August. And then my quit date for when I was going to give up writing was going to be July 30th. If I couldn't find any readers. And so but that quick release and the marketing that I did and it just ended up taking off. And by the time the second book was released about three weeks after the first, I didn't have to quit anymore. So it did sort of take off. Nice. And then when I published, and then when I published book three, I wrote, I went from book three, I hadn't written one word and I wrote, no, when I published book two, I wrote book three in like a month and a half. So you had 9 books written or 8 books written almost 9 before things started really taking off for you. Absolutely actually, I had the first 6 young adult books. I had the trilogy of the romance books called Luna's before I wrote the first Kaitlyn hunter. So I had 9 books, and at one point, this is just to show you how it was here. When I released I took all the books and gave all the ebook the rights to the ebooks to a publishing company that would take the rights to them overseas and sell them worldwide to the ebooks. I signed a 6 month contract with them. And so they were selling the ebooks and they never sold one single coffee. And they finally released me from the contract after like 5 months. So it was, you know, by the time I started Caitlin and the highlander, it was definitely to the point where I it was looking bleak, but I'm glad it wasn't. And I know now you've got a pretty good sized fan base. You got some very devoted fans. My wife is one of them. Your 12th book, she's been reading slowly. She doesn't want it to end. Yeah. You didn't have the fans didn't have the sales on the young adult. You got it on this. And obviously, you've kept the series going. What do people like about it? What do they say, the reason they want to keep reading it? Because obviously, you're the same person. You wrote all those books. You know, what are people saying that this caught them? This is what really hooked them and they love. You know, I don't know. I feel like it's got all the same kind of qualities. It's just that the package that you know I really instead of thinking about the story that I wanted to write, which is always been the same story like heavy on, you know, never, you know, true love and like heroes and heroines that are both strong and help each other and usually my themes include building a family, you know, gathering, a quirky cast of characters like it's always been the same thing. I think I just really listened to what people wanted. I thought about the idea of building like a long, you know, I love the idea of the odd couple, the hero and the heroine that come from two different worlds. I often write about that anyways, but with this one, I said, you know what? Let's just explore it and make it a marriage and then just try to make it just work in that the middle place between them being the hero and the heroine, whether they can work together and stay true to each other for book after book, and I just think people really you know, it hearkens back to the soap opera in.
Strange and Unexplained with Daisy Eagan
"kaitlyn" Discussed on Strange and Unexplained with Daisy Eagan
"Nine lowest. Dunkin would receive a phone call. That would change her life forever. Caitlyn had been shot twice in the head while driving near downtown albuquerque and was in the hospital in critical condition less than twenty four hours later. Caitlin was dead and lois duncan found herself. Living the kind of nightmare. She had devoted her life to writing about. Lois would spend the next three decades trying unsuccessfully to unravel the mystery of her daughter's murder. Here's what we know about the crime around eleven pm on july sixteenth. A plainclothes detective drove by a car. That had hit a pole off the side of the road. On the corner of lomas east broadway near downtown albuquerque. There was a vw bug. Stop next to it. He saw no one at the site of the crash so he kept driving. I'm sorry what. How is it crashed car and another one right next to it at eleven o'clock at night not cause to stop an investigate. Common sense finally kicked in and the officer radioed end to see if the crash had been reported yet it hadn't so he decided to turn around and see. If i don't know a citizen might need help. By the time he got back to the scene of the crash the vw was gone. Oops am i right instead of the vw. Now some random guy was standing near the crash car when the detective asked what he was doing there. He said he just happened to be passing by turns out the reason. The officer didn't see anyone in the crashed car when he drove by without bothering to stop was because the driver had been shot twice in the head and was slumped over the wheel and she was still alive. This was kaitlyn arquette. Lois duncan's eighteen year old daughter. The night she was shot kaitlyn arquette told her parents. She was going to a friend's house for dinner. Her friend later told police. That caitlyn suddenly remembered she had a test to study for and left around ten forty five. pm earlier than planned. Everyone assumed that she was on her way home from her friends place when she was shot. A truck driver said some time around nine thirty. Pm he witnessed a high speed car chase between a blonde girl in a little red toyota and a gold camaro he said the man on the passenger seat of the camaros wearing grey jeans and tennis shoes and was holding a rifle between his legs and he heard someone in the camaro shout. You fucking bitch and a heavy mexican accent. Even though the time the truck driver claimed to have seen the chase didn't make sense in terms of when caitlin was discovered slumped over in her crashed car. His account of what he saw that night would prove useful later on a quick side. Note to my truck driver listeners. Because that's a huge part of my demographic. I understand you maybe not wanting to get involved in a situation in which you could get shot but for the love of god if you see something like this at least at least report it. This guy did not until after the story was in the papers at a press conference shortly after the murder police. Chief sam vowed we don't care how much manpower it's going to take personnel resources. We're going to resolve it bottom line to prove his dedication to the case. Baca ordered caitlyn's family be escorted to caitlyn's funeral by six motorcycles. Unfortunately valuable evidence had already gone missing. Not least of which was the second car. The officer saw next to caitlyn's car when he failed to investigate the crash by the time that officer got back to the scene. Not only was the second car god but so were the bullet casings. And lord knows what else that might have pointed to a culprit. And this misstep would end up being. Only the first in a series of a truly confounding police investigation. The police department had their work cut out for them homicide. Detective steve gago found his first potential lead. When one of caitlyn's friends told him that caitlyn had been furious with her live in boyfriend. Union win the night of the shooting. Caitlyn and yoon apparently fought frequently and according to the friend kaitlyn was planning on ending things with you. Kaitlyn yoon started dating about a year and a half earlier according to lois. Young was one of the so-called boat people who had fled vietnam. After the vietnam war. He was ten years older than caitlyn which the are cats liked union and welcomed him into their home almost like another son and to each their own. I guess but. I don't care how nice he was. He was twenty seven when he started dating. Seventeen year old caitlyn not in my house sunny not in my house.
Strange and Unexplained with Daisy Eagan
Who Killed Lois Duncan's Daughter: The Murder of Kaitlyn Arquette
"Lowest. Dunkin would receive a phone call. That would change her life forever. Caitlyn had been shot twice in the head while driving near downtown albuquerque and was in the hospital in critical condition less than twenty four hours later. Caitlin was dead and lois duncan found herself. Living the kind of nightmare. She had devoted her life to writing about. Lois would spend the next three decades trying unsuccessfully to unravel the mystery of her daughter's murder. Here's what we know about the crime around eleven pm on july sixteenth. A plainclothes detective drove by a car. That had hit a pole off the side of the road. On the corner of lomas east broadway near downtown albuquerque. There was a vw bug. Stop next to it. He saw no one at the site of the crash so he kept driving. I'm sorry what. How is it crashed car and another one right next to it at eleven o'clock at night not cause to stop an investigate. Common sense finally kicked in and the officer radioed end to see if the crash had been reported yet it hadn't so he decided to turn around and see. If i don't know a citizen might need help. By the time he got back to the scene of the crash the vw was gone. Oops am i right instead of the vw. Now some random guy was standing near the crash car when the detective asked what he was doing there. He said he just happened to be passing by turns out the reason. The officer didn't see anyone in the crashed car when he drove by without bothering to stop was because the driver had been shot twice in the head and was slumped over the wheel and she was still alive. This was kaitlyn arquette. Lois duncan's eighteen year old daughter.
Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"kaitlyn" Discussed on Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"You have to say about anything bachelor. Let's shake it up some more years caitlyn. Welcome to therapy. I'm your host kaitlyn bristowe. I'm so excited to chat to these two. I love them. They deserve all the happiness in the world. we had such a great catch up with ashley. And jarrod we all know them. Love them. I love hearing all about their journey to pregnancy. Although wonderfully awful pregnancy things actually is experiencing their upcoming projects. That are working on a new cafe by day lounge by night martini bar. I love this idea will talk more about that. We do a good old juicy. Recap of this week's happenings. In the current as of paradise still lots of tears so much more planned meet ups for paradise and fame. Kenny's love square. Becca in thomas. I mean had another just so much to go over but without further ado. Here is ashley in.
Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"kaitlyn" Discussed on Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
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Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"kaitlyn" Discussed on Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"Show once. Welcome pro come on. Because the the battle began. Welcome to off the vine. Your host kaitlyn bristowe might face hurts after talking to my guest today. It's stuck in giant laughing smiling face and if you don't already follow her on instagram. You need to do that and if you don't follow her on talk you need to do that to average fashion blogger. That's handle but she's so much more than that. She is an up and coming comedian. We're all going to see in all of the movies before we know it. I'm putting my money on it. I manifesting a role with her and jennifer coolidge. But there's actually a lot more to her at her story than just her hilarious funny videos that we see online there is writing work of practice and thought and planning people forget that a lot of comedy is scripted and written and has to be performed an executed. Well for it to be as hilarious as it is so actually really loved getting to chat to her in this more like realistic real side of her and what goes on behind the scenes of her videos also hearing about her decision to have part of her stomach removed to help change a very toxic relationship. She had with food and how that's changed her life. I asked for a bunch of listener questions. So find out what her bachelor limo entrance would be and her confession which requires finding the other person in the world who had happened to but she can even back and you know what a good five second rule game that she failed miserably at but almost made me pee my pants so overall win pop in some bino vines and i hope is episode makes your day all hail the in corn. I ever since with you like what's out my god i dislike you. I'm so glad i discovered you. Okay so i'm gonna start off with the cameo that you sent me because my girlfriend cat is the reason why i found who you were. She was like you need to follow average fashion blogger. She's like the funniest girl on the internet. And so i started falling on ticked off and then instagram and we would send each other videos of you all the time back and forth and like anytime we were having a bad day or anything. Just send a video of you and so she was trying to figure out what to get me for my birthday and she got a cameo from you and she was like look. I knew she wasn't going to disappoint but she literally just did a three minute skit for you. I'm just saying this is like the best gift i could ever give you. I've watched it. I showed all the people in the bachelor rule. Like nice tokai. And she's gonna listen to this podcast. She's like she literally text me and said are you podcast with her and she put like corn emojis cited so. I'm glad she asked me to do that. Then that's yes it was. It was just incredible. You did not disappoint. I have questions about that cameo later but first i wanted to know. I always ask comedians. This if they come out of the wound funny like you funny as a kid. Or 'cause i knew you discovered your love for comedy later on in college right kind of yeah well like i always my dad and i like going up. He was always like. I was funnier like make him laugh. And i know. I always was like appreciated by adults for my humor but unlike was known for being funny but it wasn't like funding funny or i feel like when i moved to l. a..
Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"kaitlyn" Discussed on Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"Welcome pro come on because the best again welcome to off the vine host kaitlyn bristowe in s. You already now. I am finally reunited with my love's jason of course rahman pino miss the three of them so freaking much that i think my heart physically hurt. It's been so hard. Only seen them through the screen for the last forty days but having them here with me brings me sense of comfort. Enjoy okay anyways. I'm so excited to have jason. Actually join me on this episode. Because last time he was on we talked about how we wanted to go on a double date with katie and blake will guess what they don't call me. Caitlyn manifests bristow for him. Because today we got to hang out with the newly engaged couple and dive deep into their relationship. Are i doubled. They wouldn't be the same without my vinyls so i hope you have fun listening to us. Chat about our any grams love languages and how to use syrup as more than just a pancake been all..
The Happy Hour with Jamie Ivey
"kaitlyn" Discussed on The Happy Hour with Jamie Ivey
"I love the way you unpack that in here now. One thing that. I think a lot of people can fear and you talk about this in the books. I'd love to hear you talk more about a here. Is this idea of like. I'm not going to be political here. And you know caitlyn. I found myself feeling. Like i had to say that sometimes. Like when i talk about how we should care for migrant children at the border i live in texas. And so that's an issue here for me. More than maybe someone in new hampshire. But i live here to talk about that. I find myself often. Have guys assistant political. I'm just saying we should love our neighbor. What is that. how do we get there. Has it always been that way. How can the church engage and have to say that or do. We say this is political. And here's why. I think part of the reason we've got there is that we've done such a bad job engaging politically that it feels like that realm is just so tainted that it must just be nikki mess and so for me to say something about migrant children for me to say something about how we treat the poor. I have to preface bat because people's walls will come up. Oh your political. We're gonna fight now and it's really sad because the word political at its root police. Just mean city means how we live together in community. So i want christians especially pastor's ministry leaders to ward off against partisanship to kind of selling themselves to one party or the other and having that be their entire identity and yet for us to stay. Were not being political is to deny the fact that loving our neighbor requires addressing structural barriers to their flourishing. I can't say that. I love my neighbor next door to me. Where their laws that are hurting them and their families that are keeping them in poverty that are doing negative things to their community. And i love you but those political issues are too much for me. So i'm not gonna get involved. You know it requires our involvement but part of the head of the book was to say the people who are worried about being political having good concern. Being involved in the political process is dangerous. It causes us to believe false things about our neighbors and ourselves and god because no one has ever just telling us how to vote. They're telling us a broader story about the good life about what's wrong with the world about who we are as people and it's really easy to buy into that whole story when we vote for someone and so the people who are concerned about getting political. Have a very good concern. The problem is it usually is a pretty privileged position that is not impacted by politics. So i can choose to be uninvolved because those policies don't affect me. But if i'm gonna really truly love my neighbor i have to figure out a healthy way to be involved in the political process without forming me in a way that is bad so good and it is. There is so much privilege involved in that as well. You know i was thinking about. How do churches overcome this. And how do we actually disciple our people in a good. You know theology and knowing that we don't have to separate their things. Because what i'm hearing you saying. Is that what we've been noticing that people have been able to separate what they believe about the bible and then what they believe in politics. Is that what you're saying. So they had this is. How do we kind of go there. I can't remember which podcast. I was listening to. I think it was the holy post with john. Wayne are doing and i believe that they were quoting to study. That said that they did a survey of pastors and then their congregants and pastors were believing saying one thing but their congress were at all and what they were saying. That study was that the congregates were getting most of their quote unquote discipleship around politics from the world. Not from their church and how. We've seen a change over that in the last couple of decades because people are church less and all this kind of thing so it feels very difficult to think that the church can have a handle on how to help. People see politics agree. Oh absolutely yeah. And it's the wave just described his so accurate. And i think it's not just that people are attending church less and that you know there's kind of dynamics when it comes to normal life in america part of it is a fear on the part of people are disabling us and it kinda just. There's that line gets drawn right. I care about your inner spiritual condition and the way that you live your life out in the world is kind of another story. And so we've outsourced political discipleship to cable news to political pundits and it's destructive to people in our churches and i have a lot of compassion for pastors leaders. Who are afraid of getting into those issues. I just saw this time in a seminary with a lot of people are freaked out about what to do and my heart really is just to say you are missing incredible opportunity to shape the people in your ends and it's a little bit like spiritual malpractice to let them be more formed by those things in the world than by our habits and practices in the church is so good okay. The thing is that. I wish that we could do a series because i have seventeen things that i wanna check out today. I'm trying to pick where i want to go next. And i think. I want to talk about chaka three of your book. And it's called up this world in the gospels of prosperity patriotism security and supremacy and i was listening to your book as i was doing something this weekend and i was really struck..
Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"kaitlyn" Discussed on Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"It's like why behavioral scientists. My husband says software engineer. But i feel like he's a pseudo behavioral scientists. 'cause he lives with me hears all the research but one thing we really pride ourselves on in our marriage is admitting that were wrong and is a willingness to say. Oh my gosh you're right. Like i'm really sorry about x. y. And we naturally did this. It wasn't even intentional. But we like really complement the other person when they admit that the wrong. It's like we like give them a huge pat on the back. You know and i think that that is that that is an incentive. It does create a space to know that. Okay either right which is great or what i did i wrong. I get this huge. Because it's like. I'm so proud that you're willing to bet your own. Yeah and so. I think incentivizing that kind of the heater in a relationship can be really helpful. That's so true. Well i feel like. I just learned so much just in this. You should add life coach to the resume. Like you is. Tell me about your podcast and where people can find. Listen to it. Because i feel like i'm going to add that into the mix for myself. Oh i'm so touched by that. So this podcast van just like labor of love situation so in twenty twenty. I was feeling really overwhelmed by the rapid pace of change. That was happening around me. Oh and by the way what would you do know. It was around that high that you went public about having had a history of like anxiety. And we're really forthcoming about that struggle. And i think there were so many of us in twenty twenty who were kind of caught off guard with just how vulnerable we felt and i hope you know how how reassuring it was to hear your your story and you're being so vulnerable and still open because i can have a really positive impact. Remember sharing that article with so many of my friends were having insomnia or anxiety attacks. Or what have you and you made shoes positive difference in the world. So i just want separately. Just say thank you. Kaitlyn honored time. You think society relies on people. Thought like yours to really get these positive messages out there. And he's vulnerable message out there. That's that's another thing that i like part of the performance thing. It's not always necessarily like song dance. Performing i liked the platform aspect of it to relate to other human beings. Create that connection of like. We're all going through something or have our struggles. No matter of you. See the highlight reel. It's always important for me to be extremely like transparent and authentic end sometimes shared too much. But that's okay. But that's just who i am in that it. It brings me comfort. Sometimes even if i'm crying on instagram people like while you're just looking for attention and i'm like no i'm looking for connection like that's it's really different. Yeah and i think it can reassure people. When you're that candid about a mental health struggle. It is so stigmatized. Yeah so anyway. Yeah in two thousand twenty s feeling really overwhelmed and i was noticing of course how worldwide people were feeling overwhelmed by the pace of change and the fact that it was such a salient moment of realization. That we are really not in control..
Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"kaitlyn" Discussed on Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"Vinyls. I need to tell you that. I i realize i'm getting old. I had to ask my team to ensure any document. They sent to me. Which i'm not able to our sixteen so i can read them. My gosh maybe you just need to eat more carrots or get glasses one of the two okay but what makes me feel good about getting older. I'm getting wiser. Especially when i have an extremely smart guests like today's guest on the pot to keep my brain from ghana mush and i don't know about you but i just always feel more accomplished in a day when i'm learning something new so today. I have a very intelligent yet. Funny relatable conversation with dr maya's junker. About how you can change people. Hyphen change their minds. She served in the white house for four years under president obama and during that time she founded and was the chair of the white house's first behavioral scientists team which i found so fascinating because that job did not exist before and she cold emailed somebody and created that job for herself for obama and got it. It's amazing she is a graduate of juilliard. Premier concert violinists for over fifteen years. She got her. Ba from yale in cognitive science. And if that wasn't enough she got her. Phd at oxford as a rhode scholar. Then because you obviously just wasn't smart enough with all of those credentials. She got her post doc in cognitive neuroscience at stanford i mean i'm just exhausted by saying those titles out loud. Let alone everything. She's done but she's just fascinating she's been featured in new york times forbes and has a very podcast slight change of plans. She interviewed hillary clinton. I was a drew intimidated to talk with her. But she really is the sweetest humbled down to earth crazy. Smart human so put on your glasses. Tighten your do because we're about to learn some new things. Hi thank kaitlyn. How are you. I'm good it's so nice to meet you on a longtime fan kill. Gosh so nice to me to lee you are. You are forever the bachelorette. Oh my gosh cue for sitting that the so nice. Both my husband and i are on the same page about this one. So you've got two votes from the lee family. That is amazing that the warm fuzzies. I'm all about the weren't fuzzy. Yeah during corentin. I like Yeah we watched your whole season. And i was like jets one. So do you know what. I actually have never watched it. And when i came here. I'm filming from shells season right now. And i had to quarantine for a few days and i re-watch my season. And i've never done that before and it was strange because i've started thought i mean obviously. I watch backing cringed a few times but i was actually proud of myself in certain situations like like those six years ago kinda noodles. Doing that's awesome. You're very composed. I forget what that jerks name was Eric the princeton guy. Ian ian were such a jerk. And you're extremely mature in your response. So while then. I was biting my tongue extremely hard. There i remember just being like So many things going through my head but anyways thank you say that. Irs so usually all record my intros. Like all about you after the podcast..
Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"kaitlyn" Discussed on Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"Going to answer your questions. Drink to your concessions and you have to say about anything bachelor. Let's shake it up some more. Here's caitlyn welcome to group therapy. I'm your host kaitlyn. Bristowe have to say i was literally hunched over laughing yesterday. Every time i got to stop and read one of the movie quote messages that so many of you sent over the community text. And i might now speak fluently in them. Okay lots of very inappropriate ones. But i'm not even mad. I'm impressed look. I've been so busy filming. Random our podcast in barely sleeping. I keep losing my ethernet cord. You know our pets heads are falling off. Feel like you guys. All that are listening. Know what i'm saying. But jason mon anyways. The finale was on monday. what an ending. I feel like i've been released from prison. Because now i can talk all about it but also not because i'm locked up tight again for michelle season so i have saved the best for my last week at my man jason. Recap the finale. He is very much details guy. So i can't wait to hear his take on some of the drama interesting situations while hauser's aunt lindsay coming out swinging but blake gulp back. His emotions was like so. You're saying there's a chance and then yes. We got to see the happy ending. We all hoped would see for sweet sweet gedi excited to recap this woman jason and talk about katie. I'm blake and their new journey. Glass guys.
Eric & Gord What If We're Right?
"kaitlyn" Discussed on Eric & Gord What If We're Right?
"Oh, I knew it. I knew this month for the first time. It was it not Kaitlyn under garsee? It was not Kaitlyn. There's one before Caitlin on Degrassi. I always thought it was her. I I can't. I'm out of guesses. It was snake. What? Yep know according to a post but yeah apparently it was it was Caitlin when she kicks at the door and she's like you fuck Campanelli. She says it's a joy. I knew I knew it was Degrassi. I get half, right? I got a Google action, I'm sure it was Caitlin. I could be no Maybe Caitlin said it after him. Maybe they both said it. Yep, it's been three decades since snake but he'll be able to review will forever. Be known as the the guy who was the first to use the f bomb on Canadian television. It was me, that is crazy. The guy is here to buy my guitar so I'm going to have to I'm going to have to just I don't know, he's at the front door, the light told him to come to the back door off. Do the.
Fred + Angi On Demand
Tayshia Adams and Kaitlyn Bristowe Returning as Co-Hosts of the Bachelorette
"Teasha atoms and kaitlyn bristowe are returning to coho season. Eighteen of the bachelorette both of the former bachelorettes themselves stepped into co host season. Seventeen during chris harrison's hiatus and eventual departure the pair are currently co hosting the show with bachelorette katie thurston. I think that they're doing a great job by the way i love it. It's two of I love it. They've been in that spot
Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"kaitlyn" Discussed on Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"Off the vine grave therapy. Kaitlyn bristowe going to answer your questions drink to your concessions and here but you have to say about anything bachelor. Let's shake it up. Some more years caitlyn. Welcome to great therapy. I'm your host kaitlyn bristowe. If ever there was a nice guy like the nicest of guys. Michael a is it on honestly. He is a frequent gem of a human who film of with on the season as he vulnerably shared his difficult past of loss and his endless optimism. I had the absolute pleasure of chatting with him this week after we also has dramatic exit saying goodbye to katie to get home to his young son who he missed dearly who also makes a little cameo in the podcast his voice his voice james's so sweet he shares more about his role as a dad and it's difficult decision to say goodbye to katie. How incredible. It was to reunite with his son. A little wild secrets come out. And who is celebrity crushes. My heart is kind of like goes out to him. Because i think he is still feeling feelings for katie and he talks a little bit about that. I love him even more than i did before. I can't wait for you to hear from him. So let's get into my conversation with the data the year. Michael a allow. Hey what's up. Do you like my floating microphones. A magic trick. Oh oh my gosh..
Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"kaitlyn" Discussed on Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"On the map he to just like fill in of all the different places. That i've heard of us did not have gone this step into two requesting a buck just sending us a nice message and our favorite is hearing from people that have had an experience that was a very impactful to then and why representation matters to them and i think it's so important that we share these stories because i think that that's like truly at the end of the day. What makes us all you know. Better people on but what really creates a community in community is so important especially snow when there's so many different you know. There's there's a lot of intersection -ality out there in terms of identities and people's relationships with themselves in with other people and i think it's you know there's power in that there's power hearing each other stories power in like truly listening to each other and banding together to just make this really incredible aussie space. All soliven i love the. I am all about connection and community and finding your community in empowering others to think outside of their own community so i love that in like where can people find this information for everything that you're doing instagram. A website so that they can see your ben. Mo- participate shared their stories. Everything like that. Yeah so everything is on our website. It's www dot project open with an s dot com and so project open books dot com. We're also on instagram. And facebook at padre open books but our website really has everything you can. You can go there. You can browser library again about one hundred twenty with a book. Titles that are on the site at are available for requests on ranging from children's books so eight zero two eight middle grade which nine to thirteen years old young adult which is fourteen up and then we also have a an adult section for adult novels for our adult readers. And so we're super excited are you can learn about ways to contribute also on the website you can learn about some professional resources that we have available on. And if you wanna just chat about a collaboration or you wanna share share a story with any form you fill out to contact me directly to so it's really just all the websites there. You can find our social handles and and we would love to chat amazing. Wow i i love it. Thank you the work that you're doing and i'm glad i could share your voice on this podcast and so cool to see how many people nominated you so thank you again and good with everything in will definitely keep the word out and keep it going. Thank you so much kaitlyn. I really appreciate. I know you're very busy Really appreciate you. Time to chat with mcconnell. Gosh of course. I've never too busy for important work. Thank you so much and again. Good luck with everything. Thank you so much. I'm kaitlyn bristowe. All's you next. Tuesday thanks for listening to off the vine with kaitlyn bristowe get new episodes every tuesday exclusively on podcast one dot com the podcast one app and subscribe on apple podcasts..
Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"kaitlyn" Discussed on Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"She did this movie based on her life and we found out last year. Oh yeah we found. That judy was very into pills alcohol and she just put on her little tap shoes and danced monkey for everybody if they wanted her to and she just felt very alone at the end of it. And that's and that's easily of kaitlyn bristowe. We're basically the same person so wait. So we're in the sky cage which for people who don't know this guy cage but we were locked in this apartment for dancing with the stars. Go our because of kobe locked in. I was just like it was a lot myself really. But i remember you coming home. Bruised ribs migraine headaches just decrepit walking in on your last leg. And then she'd pop like four ibuprofen. She'd get a couple of steroid shots and then she's like an edible and then god will some wine like ball champ. She wakes up in the morning the next bachelorette like gets the deal for going on desert stars. What's your vice judy cocktail. We're watching the movie with. Jason and judy is going on stage. She did this residency in the uk and it was our last residency before she unfortunately for untimely death but she was popping pills and staying up all night because she couldn't sleep because she was nervous for her performances but psych yourself up and and then she basically take up. Take pills to go to bed. Very like elvis presley vibes. Yeah and so. We're watching it and caitlyn was like whereabout pills asked and i was like. You're literally judy. And it just kind of stuck and then she didn't even finish the movie. You didn't even finish it you my rows. You passed out on a wooden bench. I when i was in so much pain and so exhausted and so defeated and recyc- truly just. I can't get over how hard it was and just pass out on a wooden bench. And they're like duties for the nineties. Yeah she's knocked out so that kind of really stuck the running joke and then it's stuck with you and it's precious..
Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"kaitlyn" Discussed on Off The Vine with Kaitlyn Bristowe
"Am so blessed that there's such interest in muscles was. That's what i'm yeah. We meet our souls in dreams and part of us. I believe is eternal. Wow it really is beautiful. When you think about it and i do and i'm sure you do encourage everyone. That's listening to pay more attention and write down what their dreams are and try and find the deeper meaning to get to know yourself better in your soul and who you are get. Today's self-knowledge the beginning of wisdom. No yes i'll everything else will fall into place. Love yourself as well. That's the journey of nighttime to a lot of problems. Not only lock yourself noticed but lack of self love that takes a lifetime. Really really really think i'm enough. I'm yeah in. And and what's external is great. And i learned from it but it doesn't define me not takes a long time but your dreams are there. We all want to live someone who's loyal. Who's loving the tells us the truth. Dreams go back and that's uh Deep down at the end of the day that's us and that's all we can ask for other really beautiful. Thank you for sharing your knowledge wisdom. And you're really incredible words. Everything's that even just listening to talk. It's very comforting. Thank you thank god. He's full pay as what do you call again. You're sold on arnie. The sole dog. Iran love it. Thank you so much for coming on the podcast today. And i'm sure you have really opened up people's minds and hearts to to their dreams so you're just lovely. I appreciate you and thank you again for coming on with. Thank you kate than keep having those wonderful dreams. Sweet thank you have a good day. Good night you're not yet. You have a good night turnkey by. Thank you for listening. I'm kaitlyn bristowe. I hope you all a sweet dreams or nightmares and remember them. Just write them down. And i'll see you next tuesday. Thanks for listening. To off the vine kaitlyn bristowe get new episodes. Every tuesday exclusively on podcast one dot com the podcast one app and subscribe on apple podcast when generic gerardo suspected her husband was cheating. She secretly recorded him and heard the proof. He was having an affair. Why do they get to be. And then genera began recording herself revealing. How and why she was about to kill people now from downward generic jared one of the big questions. Any mental health professional struggles with is isn't everybody who commits murder mentally. Ill too which most of us would say no not necessarily from podcast one. I'm barbara schroeder writer director of netflix's evil genius introducing bad bad thing shocking story that made headlines around the world. Subscribe to bad that thing at spotify apple or anywhere. You get your podcasts. He turned me into a monster because he doesn't really think about honesty. Since that time of the pod right asked you owner rent. You're on home. Which i know you do and i know it can be hard work but i'm here to tell you what's easy and that's bundling your policies with gyco geico makes it easy to bundle your homeowner's or renter's insurance along with your auto policy which is a good thing because you have so much to do around your home so go to geico dot com. Get a quote and see how much you could save. It's guy easy visit. Geico dot com today. That's geiko dot com. Been thinking about mcdonald's all day can't get off my mind i can already taste. Got my mind on my mouth mouth. Ready for some mickey days deal. There's a deal for every moment at mcdonald's right now get to your favorites for just. Three fifty makes magic. Classic mcchicken a hot and spicy mcchicken or juicy mcdonnell price and participation may vary cannot be combined with combo meal single item at regular price leverage redemption comes to imdb tv and the con is on and more exciting than ever. The team reunites as they take justice into their own hands. Not to mention adding a few new exciting recruits for this crew. The feeling is mutual. There's no shortage. The bad guys in the crime game has only gotten more complicated. Don't miss out on the action packed. Heist and discover. Why crime is fun when you're the good guys leverage redemption now streaming free on imdb tv imdb. Tv is available on fire. Tv roku or anywhere. Prime video is available..
790 KABC
"kaitlyn" Discussed on 790 KABC
"Kaitlyn. I have been working so hard I have had I started this campaign about two months ago and I haven't stopped working. On what Going around talking to people talking to people in New York. What we need to do is when we need to take a fresh look at everything, um, at our budgets at our regulations at our tax process. Um, I am for it Seems like Over the last 2030 years. Um, we've been Run by the Democrats. They've pretty much been in control. A few minor exceptions, but pretty much been in control, and it shows you what a one party system can do. Um California It seems like any time anybody goes to Sacramento, whatever legislator They think their job is just make more taxes to make more regulations. That's her job. That's why I came here. You know. You know what? I want to go to Sacramento. Two. Have less regulations. I want lower taxes, Okay? I don't want all of these things. And Caitlin What is the legal process to make those things happen? How would you get your agenda accomplished? Um Um, regulations. Hey, Lynn Jenner also talked about the ever growing homeless problem in Venice. Specifically, just the other day we went to Venice speech. Just just kind of see cut my bike. Drove down there rode my bike down. We have to clean those places up. We have to provide some place for those people to go, whether it's an open field out someplace or if you've noticed at the Veterans facility. There's these big open fields and a lot of places there. We have to be able to get them off there. It's just not fair fender species destroyed. Um, So are you suggesting that those people would camp in some of these open fields so We're going to find some place. If they're going to be campaign. They can't can't. But they're destroying right. What was that? The campaign they can contract What kind Right there going to be campaigned. They pinch kind. But they're going to be campaigned. They can't can't. But Wow, I didn't know I'd be playing this game lately. But here we go, Everybody Just sit down. All right. Welcome, everybody..
KFC Radio
"kaitlyn" Discussed on KFC Radio
"What's the weirdest thing i i've never. Luckily i've never been told to give something up like i've never been forced to change my style. I remember when i was still married. And kind of when i started making viva and it was like making clothes that i like and it was like hoodie. A little bit streetwear but not fully. that's kind of what the clothes that i make I remember kaitlyn being like what happened to like by j. crew like upper east side guy and i was like yeah..
Daily Pop
2021 Golden Globe Nominations Announced
"Desperate dose of hollywood glamour. We've got you covered because the golden globe. Nominations just dropped. The ladies crashed this morning and the competition is intense. Let's start with best performance by an actress in a limited series or motion. Picture made for television. There's some really big names on here. Caitlyn jet nicole kidman. This is a hard one for me. This was a hard one for me because miss america was one of my favorite shows of the year cable on shed got on the screen every single time and it was like she was doing oscar worthy performance in every single episode with that being said everyone saw the undoing. Yeah once saw nicole. Kidman bringing that drama but us in the unorthodox i know given the emotional than gravitating. It's so i am. You're right and exact. Same way i feel. It's one of those. Like i would be happy with any of those one guy wanted more for one person and i want to be definitive with you guys but truthfully They love cate blanchett shocked. If kaitlyn does not win but at the same time the coal kidman is also loved it so good and she came back after a while and whatnot or wildlife. The big little i. She's been on a roll lately. But the hollywood foreign press loves ingenue. They knew they love when rachel processing. Shera my dad no come on. What's one just couldn't stop watching about the better show. That's a problem. Richard would have been a conversation. Okay i think as if if you go based on the performance of a really pushing you sheera was tough. That's a tough role to do. So i really wanna give it to her. You know but again. I won't be mad if nicole arcade take it too. I just think the co kidman gave us nicole kidman and big little lies and we were here for the drama. The rich family that goes through something hard and we got it again doing about it just seemed like more like the same character however when cable on announced that she was doing miss america. We were all like blanchette hundred. I have gone back to visit. Does that make you mad as a television out. No i'm fine with it. You could one. It's different day rappers. Upcoming stars people from london coming over. It's a giant pool does so it's fine all right. Well let's talk about this one best performance by an actress in television series trauma. Now we've got some familiar names that we see almost every year of coleman jody comber and my core and laura linney answer a in you know i just gotta go coleman i mean i just billing. They love her. They always lever. She's always good. She always sales it and I think is gonna probably get it again. So let me take anything. The crown anything and everybody on the crime i could be on the crown go. I don't know i was waiting okay. Well what about this fun. Category best performance by an actress and a television series musical or comedy. Let's see the list here. I love all these shows to let me. Just let you know something. Look jane levy. I love you. You were amazing. I'm sorry you're gonna be pushed aside because what we have here is we have catherine o'hara who is stepping into the game shits creek was one of the biggest winners at the emese. People started talking about it. People started benching all six seasons of this thing. And we have not seen catherine o'hara on our screens in such a long time. Then we got this this moment with crawl right. She was it was like she was in on the joke that she was a joke in her character was it just was the best show ever totally. You work so hard and so long and then you're in something and no one you know when it was over on Was a pop. Yeah when say we're about we're pop but it was all pop. No one really knew about it. I was a fan but it just blew up and then everyone got those awards every what was this is like no other people like i've been a fan. It's been on those levi's please.
The WoMed
All Things Mental Health with Psych Nurse Kaitlyn Eder RN, BSN
"All right, everybody. Welcome back to the WOOL MED. This is a topic I've been wanting to get represented on the woman for a minute and I've had a lot of y'all messaging me like when you're going to have a psych nurse on which I love because it's so under represented and I just wanted to find the right person to speak into it so. I bring. y'All, Caitlin. She is a nurse down in Alabama right? Yeah. Alabama. Okay. Well, everybody welcome Caitlin I'm so excited to dig into psych? Nursing. Yes so excited to be here. I'm so excited to talk about kind of my world in nursing what's leading psychiatry and it's been a great experience a fun journey and you're right. It is underrepresented. There's so many things that people don't know until you Kinda Mercer yourself in field. So I'm so excited to get talking to shed some light on some of them for things that are going on today. Oh. Girl. metoo. Okay. So you told me you've always had a passion for psychiatry in Psych Nursing but. How long have you been in the field through I graduated at? Auburn University in two thousand. Sixteen. I've been a nurse for four years but I've worked in psychiatry for three years Nice I actually I, think it kind of an interesting story how it started for me getting into fights. So I did not start there when I was in fool there were two clinical rotations that I absolutely loved one being pediatric and secondly I most importantly love psychiatry. I had to wonder Nicole instructors while I was. Doing my clinical rotations that were so passionate about psychiatric nursing and their passion. Honestly made me think to myself one day I. Want a would I do that much and it was It was so contagious and I it just made me. So engaged in rotation when I started nursing school. It actually always a dream of mine to work at Vanderbilt with the top institution top Teaching Hospital. I. Went to High School in Nashville when a graduation was approaching I applied to the nursery agency program and was expected to a pediatric track there and the reason I should theatrics over by kind injury was pretty much everybody in the medical field told me to work in a medical I guess floor before going to fight so. Interesting Okay Yeah. Yes. Only listened to that. I worked on key mark at the amazing time there. I. Learned so much. really set the standard on evidence based practice research but. Despite thinking that I landed my dream job and I thought it was GONNA be my dream job a few months and I really. Felt like I wasn't in my and I wasn't working like what I was super passionate about and I found myself on really gravitating towards the because we'd get citations on that war at Children's. So I was really gravitating to those patients on the unit and it totally reminded me of how much I love my psych rotation when I was a nursing school. So, I ended up taking a huge leap of faith and I ended up accepting a job at the hospital that I had my psychiatric clinical at as a student who attacked apartment in Nashville and moved back to Auburn. Wow. Yeah. And there was a lot of nerves you know because this is a huge like emmy of course, is going to be a nurse, but it was a completely different field people were like. Doing. Yet. You're working at children's, and you're GONNA go work in psychiatry. See. You might get paid more in Alabama. Yeah. So you know a huge change for me, but I totally thought he's Auburn. Is kind of wary became an adult I went to college I feel at home here. So I kinda just said you know piece. Okay. I was like this isn't going to do and if I hate it, I can make a change you know. So yes, I ended up back Back Down Auburn, but this time as opposed Brown and working to a completely different field.
Parenting Roundabout
'Dancing With the Stars': '80s Night
"Dancing with the stars. So it was eighties night, which meant a great deal of bad hair a great deal. Male and female bad hair bad here all the way around bad here for the host bad here for everybody. And costumes of exceptional cheesiness. And for Justina Machado, having to give herself a shower onstage. Stay true to flashdance you suffer for your art girl you go. And dancing that was. Generally not great but. Colorful. Shiny colorful. and. Harry. Yes Fair so much. So what did you think anything stand out to you. I quite liked Nieves quickstep it got dissed by the judges and I. Agree I thought that was good I liked. Watching Nellie tonight I did too. I pretty much enjoyed them all along. I. Think he's looked like he's throwing himself into it gratifying way but tonight was particularly good. Yeah I. It's not that I haven't liked him in the past I just thought that he he did a good job tonight. Yes. So he was fine. I don't know I did Kaitlyn. Doing the Tango. I didn't that didn't seem like a Tango Song Me Song. I. Think Law now with their like revenge of the nerds costs on. That didn't make any sense to me like no. The three, you know the combination of dance style music and production design was yes. Wacky and then yes, I had the same issue with this as I did with the Disney night. Songs, which is when they're all king played by Rachel live. Stay sound weird. Songs you've been hearing for. Forty years. Yeah that is that is distressing. I did like justinas downs and just because I'm predisposed to earn about what? And I liked AJ? Well it was hard to overlook the preponderance of bad hair. And I don't know how well his dancing necessarily was, but that's such. A Nice be wall song and Shirl was just had that big dress was just swooping all around. So beautifully, I really enjoyed watching that. Yeah. Yeah. Like a particularly good. You know wedding dance maybe look they practiced huge. So I would just you know done without all the hair extensions but okay. by I thought that was a really pretty down. So I give them some parts. For that Nice, and also just because Aj seems to be having a really good time and throwing himself into the. Spirit of the Mirror Ball. So I appreciate that I will give points for that. Yeah. Although I do I feel like most everybody is except for Jesse who said goodbye tonight? I think I may not. That was a merciful elimination though I shall be sorry to not see much Sharon in her pink hair. Yes but Yeah, he seemed like. that he is maybe than thinking better of this. This little plan. Yeah. Someone. Had for him right exactly. So, yeah. I don't think he's GONNA be bad. I hope not but Yeah. It was. It's an interesting group because there's nobody that really stands out as being pretty exceptional I mean. Johnny. Is Probably the best dancer, but he's not this kind of dancer and so yeah if you give them a contemporary teen that's right up his alley. Does well, but he's not going to do well at the ballroom. It doesn't seem right. So and there's some people who have a little bit certainly I'm sure the cheerleading coach has a movement experience need was talking about his experience. But there's nobody there's no ringers I. Don't think. Yeah. They all have a certain degree of uncertainty and counting. With, panicked is there dancing. So you know in various degrees of their pro yelling at them right? Well they're moving. Right. So it's it's kind of refreshing, but also makes it less exciting to watch. But. Holy Cow, the fake audiences excited. And they get mad when Do. Booing of the judges we know it's you know it's not humans stop at. Stop, that's reliant. Stop ferries to knock applause just I keep I keep getting into it and then realizing wait a minute. This is out of the CAN. But somebody's having a good time. There's somebody in the control room who is just having a ball. And I salute that person right? They are burning their paycheck. Hoots this is this is one we need the boost this favorite people clapping along yes. Yikes. They have something that's on the be where they can do that. Same Yeah. Well, I was complaining about this to my husband and he says, Oh yeah, they're doing that with baseball too. So I guess fake cheering yes. I was actually I noticed that the other day we were watching a game. Is, is that fake stand noise that they're doing? So, apparently, we are not to be trusted to. On our own without the sounds of other humans it would just be to ghostly. K.. Twenty twenty so. Heck Yeah. Stream. screamingly weird and you know we can continue to just. BE ANNOYED AT TIRA wasting time spending like half a minute talking to Nellie about arcades like s if anyone's GonNa talk let it be the celebrity themselves or let him read the judges like don't rush them right right through their critique only. So you can reminisce about arcades like yes. Yes. Don't rush into the critique in also A. Used to be on this show that there was time for the eliminated couple to say goodbye there was even a time where I believe they got a little last dance or like a little montage or something. Yeah. Yeah yes. If you could take all of the inane questions, you might have enough time for a proper sendoff or at least smile wave. Yeah, I guess they feel that they're outsourcing the send off to GM, and so it doesn't they don't need to do it here but they need to do it here because I'm GonNa Watch that right and it's just such a bum's rush every week. At least leave probably don't have to get on an airplane and fly to New York to Jimmy this year I'm hoping they letting them do it virtually. No may be so. Yeah everything is. Not, yet somehow I have not yet adjusted my thinking to realize that everything is that way, right? So. Yeah. That's probably right. Well. I don't know a theme nights like this are not my favorite. Especially when they just The. Speaking of the dials they turn up the cheesiness dial two, twelve year I just would rather have pretty costumes and hair and. You know dances that just exists to be a pretty dance
AP News Radio
'Tiger King' star Carole Baskin to 'Dancing With the Stars'
"The next season of dancing with the stars will include musicians actors and an animal rights activist I'm marquees are loaded with the latest Nelly and Backstreet boy AJ McLean have signed on as celebrity dancers for dancing with the stars so have actors Jesse Metcalfe Skai Jackson and Justina Machado and Carole Baskin who became a sensation as part of the Netflix series tiger king others will participate are Kaitlyn Bristowe of the bachelorette and a bell star Vernon Davis and Olympic skater Johnny weir Tyra banks will host the new season which premieres September fourteenth on A. B. C.
Books and Boba
July 2020 Book News
"Back to books and Boba Club in pocket, which impose Asian and Asian American Authors Marinas Marina. And I'm re-re. You and we are here today our mid month episode toward the month of. July July. Twenty twenty. How're you doing? Good I can't believe that we're ready like halfway into July. Honestly if each like just started no right. Also, I realized that because Marvin and I used to record in studio. I used to see Marvin by twice a month in person, but we haven't. We haven't seen each other in like. Ever since March I don't think we've seen each other. It's been. It's been a while I think the last time we saw each other was when we were recording. What was our? Was? Our February book even. Was! It not south no map assault stars. was after I. Think it was May. who was such a long time, we? Can just look it up right now. I'm looking at right now. Because the Internet exists, I don't WanNa be one of those people who don't know how Gorka. Let's see now that there's like this website where you put in a Google Inc and then you send you send it to someone who asks you a question right like they could totally yes. Let let me Google there for you. Yeah, yeah, I back. When I was in Grad School, I was send to. My classmates would ask me dumb questions. They can just google themselves. sat quite a lot. In College as well our February Book Club pick was the kiss quotient. God so the one recorded with your friend Kaitlyn. That was our last the last time we saw each other. That's wow. Yeah. I feel like These past few months has reinforced idea that. I'm. Pretty Okay with staying at home all the time, which is something I didn't really know about myself or didn't remember about myself. What's your? What's your Myer Briggs by the way? I know it's I. I know it's complete bullshit, but. It does give me a good handle on whether someone is a really extroverted or introverted, and so my with the Myers Briggs is like so if I take the test I usually test at an NF, which is like the Uber. But because of the people I work with I'm often forced to take the set characteristics. So people are often surprised that I am at NFP because I was surprised, too. Because you know like your co host used to be Mindy. The. She does now she now does first of all which is. which is one of the PODCASTS Einar podcast collective and Like she's she's definitely like more extroverted. She's an actress, so yeah I was pretty surprised once I started co hosting with you. I thought it was just going to be to interest talking about books. That totally was not the case. The thing with like introvert extrovert is it's not really. Outgoing. This isn't the it's a trait of extroverts, but it's not. It's more of a symptom than like a core thing, right extroverts just means I. IF I'm out with people are like I can stay up all night. socializing gives me energy instead of expending energy I. Mean I think that's the core difference so? but but what I found is I do gain energy from socializing even online with people so I don't need face to face to be energized and the complete opposite for for. I mean like my Myers Briggs is on twitter, so a lot of people probably know already, but I am I've tested as I N T J. and. socializing is definitely not my strong point. Every time I do go out to Asian American like shindigs. People are always surprised that I'm there. 'cause tonight, because I, really I. Really don't go out. I'm pretty much a unicorn if you see me out in about. So I definitely adapted to the whole self isolation thing. Better than others I mean it helps. There's a lot of media to enjoy at home so I've been seeing a lot Final fantasy like the past. The past three weeks. Grace I recently I talked about this on some of the other pockets that I'm on I binged content this past week, so I washed the old guard, and that I watched all three seasons of dark, I watched the first season of umbrella academy I watched both current seasons of food wars, the the horny food anime, and then I went online and read the rest of the Manga series, so it's been Dan Marvin. I have unhealthy binge habits, which is why I try not to binge as much as possible because. Once I start something I will finish it. It's like it's not even it's not even a of a question. And then I'll spend the next ten hours reading pieces and analysis, so which is why like when you were watching killing eve as it was airing. It definitely curbed that addiction. I know but I've phone behind killing eve so now I have a whole season to binge later, so it's so good Marin about that So good. Yeah, I mean. It's the same with books to write I typically read books in like s few sittings as possible because. A because I have zero self-control, and if you give me the chance to just stay up all night and read something and free or something. I will take that chance
Native America Calling
Pomp and social distancing
"And it is my honor to introduce you to some of the class of twenty twenty joining us from Hayes. Montana is CAITLIN carry water. She is a haze lodge logical high school senior. And she is a Cinnabon Caitlyn. Congratulations in welcome to native America. Calling Hi thank you and so as a recent graduate how you feel. Kinda shock tough ride. I Bet I bet and for you. What does it mean to get to this point in? No that you're turning a new chapter Oh we had a kind of plotted out for a long time. But we knew it was gonNA make it in any words to your fellow classmates about Graduation and just getting to this point We just need to keep moving forward and we need to keep with our education and make a better future for reservation. You know all right I hear you Kaitlyn And also here with us today out of Gallup New Mexico as Dr Key Smith. He's a university of Minnesota Medical School graduate and an incoming you see. Sf University of California San Francisco Resident and he is day my pleasure to have him here and Thank you for being with us. Casey and I'm just GONNA to keep saying Hello Dr Smith. Welcome thank you for having and another great accomplishment and feel to be referred to as Dr Smith Now I think it's a while to get used to but I think there's been a lot of like challenges and sacrifices and also a that went into being able to say that and so it definitely feel it feels good But I take a lot to get used to that and so Dr Smith your thoughts about getting to this point in knowing bright now. The entire country is Looking to our medical professionals more doctors are needed. And now we can say we have another doctor Adding to the workforce in just your thoughts about getting this accomplishment especially during these times. Yeah really the question so I think just what I was saying earlier. I think as native people We tend to make a lot of sacrifices leaving our homes and our and our nation and going on to care education and so Being able to be at the point that I'm out right now and overcoming those sacrifices and challenges and being able to Say I'm a doctor now? it's just very exciting very humbling. I feel very honored to be a native person in medicine and I'm a little nervous and scared to be Kind of moving into the next journey next part of my journey during this time. But I also feel like I've been equipped with many skills and the knowledge to be able to to Treat patients and being able to learn a lot of many awesome doctors. And so I think it's An exciting but also kind of nerve wracking time but also to be on the front lines and to be able to do what I've been wanting to do for a very long time. I think I'm looking forward to it. Into what discipline are you going to be going into? So I applied to internal medicine Welby Training in internal medicine. And so you will definitely be there in critical moments in Casey just thinking of getting through all your studies in getting to this point where now it is more of the practical side where your thoughts I think I don't know I feel like at least the first part of Med school year in the books into taking lot of tests. And there's not a lot of patient interaction until toward the end of Med school. But I think I think now as you have mentioned being able to apply a lot of this knowledge and these skills that able to gain and being able to actually make changes in individuals lives is is very powerful and and and honoring into so graduation is truly a moment where you are transitioning into something new Leaving behind space that maybe you got very comfortable in. And so I know how How big of a moment. This can be for many
Books and Boba
The Kiss Quotient by Helen Hoang
"Let's just get started right. I'M GONNA start with the book jacket description for those of you. Who DO NOT CARE ABOUT? Spoilers Standard spoiler warning. We're GONNA be talking all about this book so if you care about that stuff go read the book right now. We'll wait put us and when you come back we'll be ready to talk all about the kiss quotient okay. Stella Lane comes up with Algorithms to predict customer purchases a job that has given her more money than she knows what to do with and way less experience in the dating department than the average thirty year old. It doesn't help that. Stella has asperger's or that French kissing reminds her of shark getting its teeth cleaned by pilot. Fish her conclusion she needs lots of practice with a professional which is why she hires escort. Michael Fan with the looks of a k drama star and the martial arts moves to match the Vietnamese Swedish stunner can't afford to turn down Stella's offer and when she comes up with a lesson plan he proves willing to help her check off all the boxes from four play to more than missionary position before long. Stella not only learns to appreciate his kisses but to crave all of the other things. He's making her feel their no nonsense. Partnership starts making strange kind of sense and the pattern that emerges will convince Stella that love is the best kind of watch. Yeah so We start with this. We're GONNA start with First Impressions and I am going to start with you. Marvin considering I made you read this and Actually this is my second time reading this book and I thoroughly enjoyed it because partly I knew that you're at the same time. I think I mentioned last episode. Listen to this book A Good I think seventy percent of it on audio book extra comfortable. Did anybody sit in your car while no we live in? La where there's tons of time spent in traffic alone which is great dealing time kind of turn it down was when I had to order stuff through drive Thru starbucks. This need no. I'm listening to this. Or maybe they do. Maybe movie staircase kingship solicitors of books in. Boba know that I am not the most versed in the romance genre by do know. Something's about through Osmosis and through I mean some of our books have had like one or two like love scenes in them So I had some idea what it would be kind of imagine. It'd be kind of like your ROM com which is kind of is I did not expect eighty percent of it to be horny man. Yes that's that's really funny because Because I would expect it to be horny considering Michael's profession as an escort. Agus but it was like it was a lot. There was a lot of Horny in there a lot of just now. I think when I watch Ron comes in my head would think throughout this entire scene. There's no sacks but this person is probably be really horny for that person right now right because you can see every thought in their head last. I feel like it would be reasonable to have your expectation based on the back description. Be More like pretty woman which it is it is it absolutely is but then like obviously when you're watching a movie they're doing a lot of like tasteful fades or like even like the piano scene where it's like you know they start making out and you're like. Oh you know they're gonNa Bang but it's also like the taste will fade to black at. This has absolutely no tasteful fades to black actually very tame compared to serve Romance Novels. That are out there and still has cringely too. That's True Yeah. I think what I was in for the moment I saw the word. Cock in and I was like. Oh Yeah Okay Yeah like. Oh we're in it now. What about you Kaitlyn Well like I know that you are more geared toward Saifi and murder. Just like me. What compelled you to pick up the kiss quotient which is the complete opposite of those genres. And how did you feel about it when you read it for the first time? So yeah I am. I'm really not a romance person. In general I have tried to widen out my tastes just a little bit because I used to have this turtle aren't romance and I would watch like Rom coms here and there because they were like kind of easy to consume But basically right before I read this book A friend of mine Ashley kwach suggested reading the hating game because I was like going to Hawaii and was like Oh need like a pool re and she's like read this one And she is like super super into romance After finish that one. She recommended this one as well and I was like. Yeah why not like? This was fun to read And the heating game is like a really good. Just like more of a straight ron calm and then so when I read this. I was kind of expecting something like a lot. More in that vein. we're not really getting into like super serious sort of like character traits were conflicts And so reading this I was like man. This is like less aviram calm and more of like it is a lot more of a character study then. I guess I had kind of anticipated. And so I've finished a and I like basically like we can get to sort of like the big life changing moment. That happens like as I was reading after this book And then I essentially went back and I read it like all over again And so I. I've never done that with like kind of anything related to romance whatsoever And I was also kind of surprised because like I think a big barrier for me in like written like Romances. Is that like a lot of times. The sex scenes or like aggressively unattractive to read a lot of comparison of genitals like flowers and stuff in lake missiles like a little much whereas this like even if it was still kind of like like you said aggressively horny. I didn't find it like off pudding so I think that like helps me kind of lake. Get into sort of the meteor stuff that explorers. Yeah I wouldn't say aggressively horny. I just what would you say very horny? I never thought it was like pushing. His Hornets Army was just as a lot going on and I see how many times it can get toward horny into this episode and New and it was. It was kind of fun. It was really fun to just explore. These two people will try to figure themselves out. Yeah Yeah exactly. I definitely prefer romance stories where it is a lot about character growth. It is about People who are trying to like figure out who they are and finding out like Like figuring out their insecurities because there is a lot of insecurity in this book from both sides. I've read a lot of filthy fan fiction and the sex scenes. Were very very tame to me although when I read it the second time I was like. Oh there are a lot of sex scenes. I did not like our chapter to there was a chapter to it. I counted it was twenty pages. Yeah second time through. I was just kind of skipping through sex scenes I think that is a criticism that a lot of people had on good reads that there were too many sex scenes that they should have like cut down on the SMUT and I do agree in a sense because after like the first time I'm like like a first time when they like fully do it. I'm like I'm good like we don't need to like keep going here. Yeah I imagine there's some people who read it just for those scenes Berkshire audience and You know like I picked this because February Valentine's Day. This is our first adult romance novel and the thing about like the romance novel industry. It's very white and we've talked about this on the podcast. Actually our last episode about our W. A. And how problematic been yeah passed so Yeah like of all the Romance Novels. I've kind of heard and seen like in my inner circles like this is the first time I've seen like a an Asian character as like the lead and it's an Asian male character Jackson who you know it's not really the lead in anything. I mean now with crazy rich Asians. It's kind of like expected. Yeah or you're like widening out at least having things like a simple favor with Henry golding being the like love interests like there is at least a little bit of Lake. Maybe that being included Absolutely not enough but yeah I think that was also something that drew me to this book. It's just like it was different.
Bloomberg Surveillance
Trump furious that lawmakers were briefed on Russian election interference
"Intelligence officials are again warning congressional leaders of continuing Russian interference in U. S. elections Kaitlyn Collins reports on a briefing last week from Shelby Pierson of the office of the director of national intelligence essentially she is overseeing all of the intelligence related to election security she's coordinating all of that it's a new position and she told us lawmakers that their latest assessment is that Russia is trying to interfere in the twenty twenty election and if they are favoring president trump to wet president trump is described as infuriated Democrats were
Peace Out
Geodes: A Look Inside
"Welcome. Back to peace out stories for calming down and relaxation. I'm Chanel last time. We talked about little pebbles and the changes that they go through starting a rough piece of rock and then maybe breaking off and into a small smoothies round pebble over time. Some things might take a long time a lot of waiting what we're going to talk about today but before we start wanted to share a kindness story from Caitlyn I caitlyn today. I'll tell you about somebody who's very very kind to me. I was at recess outside. So that's when my asthma attack? I need to somebody to go to office with me. But nobody would go bumped into grace and when I asked her she would go to the office with me. She was so kind she automatically said yes. Race was always there for me and she's a very kind and funny Fran so grace jail. Listen to this I wanNA say thank you for all the tough times you helped me. Thank you Kaitlyn. Gray Steph. Sound like a very thoughtful friend. Thank you for sharing and helping us to shine a light on the great people in our lives that do kind things make our world a happier and more positive place if you'd like to tell us about a time when someone did something kind for you. Send your recording to peace out at
Ben Shapiro
Trump impeachment trial: President's lawyers blast Dems for "flimsy" case
"Still question how long this trial is going to take in the White House does not know but they make to argue in here that they believe this is the president's first chance to really defend himself they said that they did not have that chance in the house of course they were the ones who did not send witnesses over did not turn over documents of course that house Democrats wanted to see a wanted people they wanted to hear from corresponding Kaitlyn Collins reporting from the
Planet Money
Digital vs. Traditional Marketing like Billboards: Lessons Learned
"There is a long stretch of I. Eighty between Cheyenne Dan and Salt Lake City where I grew up that is almost nothing but highway and desert. I have driven this stretch a million times and over the holidays I was driving and again this time with my niece Katrine and my nephew Al Hundred John Reid received the majestic cargo train. It's natural habitat sir. David attenborough road trips eight miles and miles of mostly shrubs the occasional cargo train gene end billboards one set of billboards in particular large rooms. Great Rates Little America. My Niece Kaitlyn there. The billboards that we're seeing are all the same fancy truck stop slash hotel called Little America that is in the absolute middle of this middle of nowhere there for nearly a hundred miles these billboards show up every few minutes. Forty two miles to the little America. There's another one coming right up. After it and there in the desert we are a captive audience to running storyline of these billboards. Seventeen marble showers. Little even start intimidating them wings little America but there is one thing in particular that shows up on these billboards more than any other so often that people even write about this billboard in their online reviews of the truck style and this is the one that we've been decided about this. This one says seventy five cent cones fifteen miles little America rising up from the desert floor is a many many feet tall Paul delicious looking soft. Serve ice cream cone lawless world wing of that billboards like these have a special kind of place in our collective to road trip hearts. These days everyone online goes to the same websites. But once you get there we all get different personalized ads but with a billboard. Everyone drives this road. Sees the same ad and billboards they work the market for billboards continues to grow. There are currently about three hundred fifty thousand of them in America and more go up up every single day and one study. Found that billboards when you pair them with digital ads are more effective than print ads. And we're sorry to say than Radio Jio ads so it was probably inevitable that Katryn Alejandro and I did exactly as the billboards back into us to do all girl cheeses
Bloomberg Daybreak Weekend
Trump says talks with Taliban are back on
"President trump talked up the hope of resuming peace talks between the US of the Taliban during his visit to Afghanistan on Thursday correspondent Kaitlyn Collins reports that was news to some of the Taliban seemingly caught off guard by the president's announcement a spokesman telling CNN our policy regarding peace talks is the same as it
Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
Discussing Leading up to Breeder's Cup 2019 (With Scott Hazleton, Nick Luck, Gina Bryce, Frank Mirahmadi)
"Tasers plus i'm working came about ten years ago now i think it was wins and jato is still running goodyear to come i think she won the this stuff yeah and so i missed her agonizing defeat but yeah great to be back we mortar place kind of standing here thinking why do i live why do i live in the UK suv amen code and i i try to live here as much as i possibly can and you've been you've been stateside a ton the last several months skull and comparing notes as to how many days spent away from home this year i was beaten by you you will have someone nearly two hundred i think about one hundred twenty six months for me my very long suffering wife is just that if you need to pass assistant i'm happy to come along make the coffee whatever i'd say it's a pretty good gig you got going on out here on a day like today looking over the mountains perfect temperature top class horses cantering i you all is well with the world now and ideally from from here on in the next seventy two hours through saturday tonight get them all around safe and make this make this the the idyllic session that it should be the from from art lips god's ears as we say i wanted also to to the dubai experience right the last the last several years the the international i scott i mean lucky enough to where it we've got a royal ascot gina as well jeanine scott on the same royal ascot show now skull comes over and does a great job for fatigue as well then dubai and dubai together on on that show so yeah trips have been right i mean you can't get rid of me and to be honest with you our our our first encounter we always have we have this connection our first encounter which bad pinch is not here for this story because we're all together was the two thousand seven breeders cup at monmouth park it was my first big remote for HR TV it was was your first go second chauffeur ESPN yeah and it was lafitte lafitte was during the winter cycle presentations i show and we somehow not surprisingly found each other and managed to hang out more than a few times it was of course that week it was often oblique experience that we well saturday and sunday uh about friday and saturday but we're not talking about the weather though you're you guys were well the rain was what i call crying baby rain you think naturally has to stop but it never does danger this week that was is that was as frustrating a scenario as you'll ever going to have around racetrack it was gorgeous every single day that i got i got to meet scott hazelton think either third how i was blessed and we've not looked back since twelve years later here we are that was i i was there broadcasting for for me that was actually my first that was the first season of the show when i was alone was two thousand seven and broadcasting from from the from john heinz office that compound here and the show was four o'clock at that time four to seven so i was there all day and i basically ended up answering phones and helping people tickets and and really i was always met the days i that's one of my fondest memories let's get some let's get some thoughts and nick i always rely on you for international purposes however you've been covering all the lead ups so you know your opinions can go far beyond the the euro's but from an introductory stand point some of the horses this year that that are are kind of new and of course we had not a bayton switch but magical and up disappearing at the last minute and it was frustrating because she was ready to the sun aim she'd have been the marquee name as she'd been here given i welsh around last year and the season she's hiding she went on champions are champions weekend but she's not so on we go there isn't not substan- aim if you'd like to to hang the european challenge on but it scott some debt and there are plenty of hoses who legitimate i think probably the most interesting pair of horses is old persian and anthony van dyck see whether they can whether they can let down to bricks and mortar on the on the turf in the mile and a half race and whether they can expose any shortcomings in in bricks and mortar stamina i don't if you saw the clip on on twitter of me accosting chad yesterday it was a good natured exchange i said to my overcomplicating it he said you always complicate everything i think the the influence i was supposed to draw was that breaks it was just a good horse and i i think he'd be impervious to distance but i i think there's a dealer confidence in the ballydoyle camper van dyken can step up i think you'll have to step up a bit even though he's won a dobby and finish that in an irish champion stakes i think he needs another little step foot but they seem to think he's had the perfect preparation and he's by no means an afterthought they've had this race lined up for him since the summer and that always when we get to this juncture very often we've talked about horses that at the last set again they said oh let's go and and those horses invariably don't run well exactly so it's it's great that he's he ain't going great record in the race he's probably comparable to one one or two of his winners atn equivalent stage of their career he's he's legitimate and i can't seem finishing out of the out of the front path really i said to michelle when i was chatting to a yesterday on on the TV gee breakfast show and i'll say it again if old persian doesn't get any love from the batter's he's probably worth passing because on his full from your last year and his form for made on earlier this year a mile and a half on firm turf he's a he's a very good host but he does need to take a leap forward from the canadian run which was just okay even though he won the triple digit bar though did he not a one can rier you can run fast but just there wasn't much depth to the race fair enough for the work that i want to bring up to is a lou neck the ville de mar hicks runner because if desert encounter doesn't make that spectacular run at woodbine doesn't doesn't he show up here with a little bit of a little i'm chad i'm chairman of the desert encounter fan club only only a really ardent admirer of his exploits think he would have any kind of a show in anna breeders cup too so i think he's a show plan alaniz maybe he's honest horse who has proven that he's effective in north america but i think that's about us boulder cases i can make fair enough at an eugene you sort of perked up at the mention of his name all right yeah i actually agree with nick on the on the breeders cup turf but i just saw time christmas go past this morning on friday i think that's pretty amend as a bit of a lottery that race and they're coming down the hill and you want to get a good break and be drawn well and and get on with proceedings but the europeans quite well drawn in that race seems to be quite a few in with chances is one that's really so stamped his authority on the five furlongs sprint division at home it's a nice little horse his knee and actually when you see him go past he's not going to take the i really but i think he could be quite interesting and he's in a good spot there archie watson does really well with his juvenile he's bringing over a runner and band practice i think it's been joined in two so you'd expect him to had to be sharp and out and and another one with a with a chance but i think the juvenile houses some sometimes the race is that europeans can can occasionally pinch on the turf and there's a few interesting ones this year lucky though that with it being it's a different this year because this is only the second year of the juvenile turf sprint they had but they didn't it wasn't consecrated until she was able to race on the on the go a bit but having it around the band i think that the wesley horses have the advantage of their speed they out of the gate they get that position on the turn and then while you know it's it's game over it's not what you know the european i used to i think camario win if she breaks she's i know that's the that's the if i honestly think she's she couldn't it took a role of keeneland didn't that it took a rule of the stretch kaitlyn and then they're not gonna come back here i don't think we saw last year pledges hose just came out and blasted a multiple that was a different type of course it was it was i guess but i i don't know i think she wins if she breaks success good chances we'll drive drive yeah it's interesting they've taken a ali to wolverhampton to try and chain around the bend and get used to that because you know they you say they all going to encounter different different conditions today sir friday and they've only been running on the straight it's tough five gallons they've had to practice changing awesome getting out quickly and coming around a bend if you were there's there's one thing that unites ceos like a ali in the juvenile turf sprint and a host like anthony van dyke in turf is that this fixture has been on the top of their agenda since the summer so you're talking about hostess who are being specifically targeted at the breeders cup there's to die yet would be another one in the long race for fillies on the turf the to your own race on the tough and raja verion before she even one and finish second on an island in the moya he was saying i want to go to california with an east had some success with osa finishing placed in breeders cup races before they they have three hoses who have been typically targeted at this fixture right from the word go this year
Rob Has a Podcast
'Big Brother' renewed for Season 22 with Julie Chen Moonves returning as host
"News big brother is coming back four next summer as julie chen will be returning for big twenty me too day writing
Rob Has a Podcast
A Recap of Big Brother's Double Eviction
"Welcome back to our live coverage of double eviction night baby and boy. It was a a doozy a lot to recap from the double eviction here with me in the studio to help a break it all down our own resident big brother veteran caitlyn. Herman is here caitlyn. Everyone good. I'm doing good tonight was a fun night for night night. Caitlin is locked in. She had a lot of thoughts about the episode. During the show. I said i say that he was actually shutting me up and said do not wanna hear this on the hot here to give have you guys big brother content and big brother content only all right of course here with us to help a breakdown the double eviction taryn armstrong. It is with us tonight erin. How are you doing very well rob. That was a very exciting double eviction. I feel like it's been a while. Since we've got such a good good double fiction. I was a great double. Eviction excited to have a tear with us help. Break it all down and it's such a big night that we also have with us. Join us on the podcasts melissa. Danny is gonna be with us tonight. Melissa how are you. I'm doing great baby. Da fiction is the new word so very exciting eating night. <hes> just quick forewarning. I am traveling right now so my connection might not be so great and i apologize if i cut out or anything but just wants to let that be now and so we at least have to cover for it okay all right. That's good. We've got to l f c people here tonight so i've only happens with melissa and her connection then we'll we'll. We'll be fine okay all right so melissa. What did you think about the double eviction. I thought it was very exciting. I almost got all all of my dreams to come true by having nicole win h._o._a. Jen cliff when vito and then christie's day and then she didn't stay so that was kind of a disappointment just because i love the drama and craziness that she brings. I think she's a very exciting player so you know it's sad to see her. Go but very exciting night okay very exciting night indeed and we will <hes> break it all down hashtag rha so we can get your your questions into the show as well all right so <hes> melissa that are you. Are you still with us sounds like you were breaking up a little bit tired. <hes> we'll see we'll see if we can get melissa back with something. What was what was that was that at at the door god that we have a surprise that the podcast studio door here in person <hes> not over yet firmer canana. Let's <hes> can you believe this. What's what's what's getting something. There is too much mo- sedan is here with us in the in the studio derek. We okay okay all right we are we unplugged headphones. Okay all right. Sorry about that everybody we we have pranked ourselves insurance. How are you. I'm doing great. This is so exciting. I'm very excited to be here in the studio and hang out with you. Guys tonight ed right chat room. I know it gets complicated. We had a lot of people in the studio so let us know on the volume levels as we try to get back to to the studio shot with with taryn while you're working on that okay alright taryn it jared we did it. Okay taryn attaran. Come on now connection guys. I let me just fix it for a second. Imagine how let's let's let's get let's get to the the double of action and i think the the question that we have to start with for me is i was very surprised prize that it was christie and not tommy that god voted out with that the plan all along yeah it had been discussed between jackson and holly that they really wanted christie to go they had talked with cliff about it and he agreed with them but cliff separately talked to nicole about like either one would be fine.
Rob Has a Podcast
Big Brother 21 Thursday Night Recap
"Welcome back to our thursday night edition of big big brother twenty-one recap and we're so excited because we have back here in the studio. What did you say your name was jaitley game jaitley power you incredible now that i have a survivor rha a._p. Buff around my head looking like a true servive hair hair hair.