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Beyond!
"kirkman" Discussed on Beyond!
"I hate to compare this to The Walking Dead, but I mean, it's the natural comparison. It's going to continue to get, I love how they're actually explaining where this infection is rooted from as opposed to it's just, it's happening. And there are disinfected people in this world. That's never explained in The Walking Dead. There's super duper subtle subtle subtle clues that you can that fans have tried to piece together, but there's nothing that tells you like, this is what it's from. And now that that shows over, we still don't have a clue as to what caused the world to go the way that to turn the way that it did. And I love that, you know, with the last of us, we're seeing glimpses of the past to know where we are today in the show. We don't get that at all in The Walking Dead and that show has been on for 11 seasons. And, you know, there's still no explanation. I think honestly, that's just because Robert Kirkman doesn't have an explanation. I think he just like, hey, I just want to make a zombie. In most cases, it's like it makes it less scary, you know? I think when you understand something, it becomes less frightening. In this case, I think it makes it way more frightening. The whole cold open in the first episode where they're like, what do you think is going to kill us a virus? And he's like, no, I think fungus is going to totally mess this up. Oh, mushrooms pretty scary. He's like, no, here's why, and everyone's like, oh. That sounds real, yeah, exactly. Yeah. And then in the second episode, seeing how they first discover it as well. And the doctor immediately knows this is like super bad news, just like on the city. We got a mom. Yeah. It's crazy. Man, I loved it. Yeah, I mean, if that was like a military journal, we're going to bomb them all. And we were like, all right, that's pretty on brand, but for this Doctor Who was on her lunch break to be like, no, there's no way there's no other way. We're going to deal with this. Just wipe them out. Yeah, that's an interesting role reversal. Usually it's the other way around, right? You see that generals are like, let's bomb the city of the site. It's like, no, you can't. We can come up with a solution. We can figure out what makes it tick and develop an antidote and it's like, no, there's no answer for this. Yeah, there is no antidote, too. Have you all watched Chernobyl? I have not. Oh. Okay, well, if you're looking for, if you're looking for that vibe after the last of us, it is phenomenal. I don't know. That's one of those things. It's just, I don't know how to describe it exactly. It's got, it has, it manages to be like history, but it's horror. And there's nothing in it that's like overtly like, here's horror. But it'll just like completely put you on edge. It'll make your skin crawl. And not overtly graphic or disgusting. There's definitely some gruesome imagery here and there, but it's like, it's mostly just how it describes things. Now it contextualizes stuff that makes it really impressive. Yeah. Anyway, I'm dying to talk about next week's episode. Yeah. I might have a little, it might have a little feature up about that between now and then. But on that note, we got to wrap things up. Thank you all so much for joining me. For those of you listening at home, go vote on what the PlayStation game we want to see in the video or show or whatever. But on that note, beyond. Beyond. Beyond
Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"kirkman" Discussed on Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"Happy hour, man. Yes. Getting kirkman. Just two magical phrases. She is hilarious and hot. And she's my new campaign manager for what did she just name my campaign? Cooter Libby. Cooter Libby, 2024. And why Chris? Because you saw my cooter during the filming of sexual liberal virtual tour. So rather than try to sabotage me later, I think we're just going to get out in front of it. We're going to launch my campaign with a shot of my cooter. You're going to launch Chris will betray me before I've done begun. We will just say cooter Libby. Don't say that. We're going to launch your cooter. Don't do that. Well, Jen kirkman said she's a genius. She's a big idea person. Bad idea. Get out in front of it. Put that cooter out there. Someone needs to. Okay. She is hot and hilarious. And oh my God, enjoy happy hour drink up. Here's Jen kirkman. Hi, hi, Jen kirkman. Hi. You know hi,
WCPT 820
"kirkman" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Stephanie Miller. Simply irresistible. I know ray Twitter Jen kirkman is looking particularly fetching this morning. Yes. Oh, and one of our listeners has sent here it is. The world's most dangerous toy radioactive atomic atomic energy lab kit with uranium sold in 1950. There it is. Come on. The Gilbert U two 38 atomic energy lab was an actual radioactive toy and learning since hold in the early 1950s. 49 50. That's expensive, isn't it for the 50s? Yeah. Oh, yeah. Came with four samples of uranium bearing ore. Oh, that's nice. Oh, and also it came with a comic book featuring dagwood from the popular blondie. Naturally. Comic strip. Because why not? It was titled learn how dagwood splits the atom. What? This is made up. This is NATO. No, it's not made up. It's right in front of me. Jack, what could Harley cut a sandwich in half? How could he split an atom? Well, he could eat really tall sandwiches though. Yeah. Sandwiches are harder. We got to look on eBay for one of these. I'm sure someone's got one laying around. You could look on eBay. Let's go figure out how to make a bomb on you. Give it again, tape, tell me the name again. What's the name of it again, stuff? I'm going to find it. The Gilbert U two 38 atomic energy lab. Wow. Sold in the early 1950s. Yeah. By the way, remember once I asked Siri to call Ron hartenbaum, my business partner, and she said, Googling how to make a bomb, and I asked Frank lagus and I'm like, can I potentially get a rest for that? He's like, well, yes. Uh oh, okay. Chris. Who said whether spouting dangerous rhetoric from news deaths or openly bullying school children from the halls of power maga
Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"kirkman" Discussed on Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"You little hat. Just wind her up and make her mom. She's easier. Speaking of climate change, it's 75° today in New York City on November 7th. It's not great. Yeah, okay, nothing more to see here. Also, have we mentioned how completely and totally awful, all the Republican candidates are. I believe I'm hoping this is our last time ever. Version of what the hell is this? This may be our last ever what the heck? There'll be more tomorrow. He's still talking. Well, I'm hopefully he will not be a former shut up. Okay. He will not be senator head injury Herschel. He will be former Senate candidate. Herschel Walker. Okay. Would you like to, okay, here we go. Ready? Jen, here, would you like to play? Okay. The biggest threat to the Marcus is to have send a one out out there to have sends a one out voting to put men and women's sports that's the biggest threat to the market said because we get a chance to vote and because we get that chance to vote, we can get them out of office. And that's what we got to do right now because if we don't get them out of office, we will not recognize this country. You have to November. It's the biggest threat to democracy is he getting applause just for being there because he hadn't even started speaking at just okay. He needs some help. He hadn't. Pardon me? He said the biggest threat to democracy and they started clapping. We love threats to democracy. Yay. Was that the men and women sports again? Yeah, the biggest threat to. Okay. All right. Let's move on. Somebody else did. I just signed up for nobody else did. I know y'all didn't even. Then I happened to read this article. I read this article in the as the kids, what they were doing with the money. They said they were out there buying video games. They were going on vacation. They was gambling. They were doing, they were drinking. Booze. And then they were doing all this stuff. And your thoughts? That was about student debt. Oh, I didn't sign up for someone else's debt. Yes. That's what he said. Okay. Yeah, I heard something about drinking booze and I thought, yeah. I think you got sidetracked there and was just thinking about what he did in college. Yeah, okay. Wow. All right, and one last version of what the hell Herschel. Have you a Martian you live in the United States of America? I'm going to protect you too. Because you blown through my family. Huh? We're Marshall. What the hell? Wait, play that one again. Just listen. Hang on. You're a Martian, you live in the United States all American. I'm going to protect you too. Because you blown to my family. If you're a Martian? If you're a Martian. And you live in the United States, I'm going to protect you too because do you think that somebody told him illegal aliens and he thought they meant Martians? Jen, I started to do this. I'm so Travis. I need to. I need to hear it again. I'm sorry. One more time. Yeah. Here we go. If you're a Martian, you live in a United States of America, I'm going to protect you too. Because you blown through my family. Because you blown my family. Belong to my family. Oh, I could have sworn he said you've been my family. My family. But wait a minute. I want to be with the Martians family, not his. Let me decide. If a Martian comes, I'm going with the Martian. They make more sense to me. I'm with friends. I just die a little more inside every time I know that our public service to point out how completely unqualified he is for the Senate, but I just die a little bit. I really think it's illegal aliens are from. For you, if you can find someone to blow your family, I think that's important. Okay, Kyle. For Christian appreciates it. Kyle and Albuquerque, you're on with Jen kirkman. Okay. Hello. Hello. Kyle is a big fan of Jensen. Who isn't? Hello. Hello. Yeah, hi, you guys really threw me off. And it's eastern California, Reno, but who cares? Miss kirkman. I was wondering if you wanted to discuss our mutual love of hallmark movies. I know you wrote one, which was the best one last year, by the way. And I'm emitting on a worldwide platform now that I love hallmark movies. I'm embarrassed. No, there are a lot of people who do. You are a manly man to admit that. Sir, do you want to hear something that's going to make you happy? Sure. Well, because I wrote a hallmark movie, tis the season to be married, which is rerunning all year. I have it recorded, excellent. Thank you. I was checking out the ratings last year, and guess what? Hallmark movies regularly are in the top 5 things that are on cable and they regularly beat out every Fox News talk show. That is fantastic. I love homework. Okay. Do you? By the way, they also want to stay real quick if I could. Miss kirkman, you are incredibly funny, incredibly talented, and even not feeling well incredibly beautiful. So thank you for just you. Isn't she literally shining and pretty look at her. Look at her. Well, I have a ring light on and the shingles haven't moved to my face yet. So I am very grateful. That's a good thing. Oh no. All right. Well, everyone have a good day. It's a love and happy hallmark and that's stuff I forgot to mention. That's how I've been getting through this election season. I've been watching Christmas movies. Yeah. I love them. You know, yeah. Yeah. That might be the only thing that breaks up me and the girlfriend. She does not like hallmark movies. She likes really dark stuff that I can't like Yellowstone. She doesn't like Dahmer. She doesn't like big city lawyers moving to small towns and opening a bakery so that they can open up muffin shops. You
Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
Jen Kirkman Highlights How Voters Need to See the Bigger Picture
"Something heartening to you about my mom in the political realm. My mom is technically pro life, I guess, but when I explained to her, the abortion ban, I said it's not quite about killing babies, not that she's that radical, but I said, you know, my mom took the birth control pill in the 70s, which helped cure her endometriosis, which helped me get born. And I said, if they let this happen, they're going to come for birth control. And she said, well, that's not their business. And I said exactly. Now, whether or not you love abortion or not, it's really about looking big picture and about what they're trying to do and how they're trying to keep women at home, and that really it was a 5 minute conversation. And she really got it. I don't know how she's going to vote. What? Should Catholic? She's capital. Yeah. But, you know, she's voted Democrat before, but I think I don't know if I don't think she'll vote Republican. I think she just wouldn't vote or she'll vote Democrat. But I do feel like that little conversation with her she really heard it. And I'm lucky that she's not a combative angry right winger. But I think people have started to learn that it's not just about this issue. It's about a privacy issue, a slippery slope. I think people really are getting it.
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How the Abortion Ban Seems to Have Affected the Elections
"Anita and sanitizer. You're wrong with Jen. Hi. Hello. Hello. I know somebody. Hi, I know somebody ate my mother in law. She never voted Democrats. And she voted for beto because of the abortion thing. Wow. Okay. She's like, 70, 75 years old and she's never go to Democrats, but that was just a typical woman. A lot of I was going to say somebody said that on our show that they think there's going to be a lot of that vote of women telling their husbands, oh yeah, yeah, I'm voting Republican, but that may not, right? Yes, especially in these red states who are actually feeling it right now. Yeah. You know, I can't imagine, you know, we hear stories all the time about these women who are being turned away from hospitals who are bleeding, or and also Anita the youth vote. I just saw these lines that university of Austin yesterday that were amazing. I mean, just what we're seeing provably from early voting in youth turnout is really good news. Well, that's what I'm hearing. And for my daughter. And oh by the way, and she was out of her apartment, you know, student housing. And nobody sees young guys that were like 18 or 19 out there. And they were playing basketball. And she heard one of them turn to the others and say, have you voted yet? So, you know, I mean, that's not something the 18 and 19 year olds usually talk about.
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Barb McQuade on the Secret Merrick Garland Memo
"Everybody's freaking out over the, you know, I guess secret Garland Merrick Garland memo, right? That is sites bars demand to flag the AG at the agency's investigating a presidential candidate. Am I wrong not to freak out? Because you know me, I'm prone to freak out. But yeah, no one will ever accuse you of not freaking out enough. But thank you. I think this is not a freak out moment. This is really, you know, I object to a lot of what William Barr did as attorney general. He did a lot of bad things in wrong things. I don't think it's wrong to say the boss should know if you're going to open an investigation on a political candidate for president. You should know. If you could have a prosecutor go off, either because they're rogue, but more likely just because, you know, they got excited about something that they see. And the attorney general should know about that. That's all. That's all it says. So I don't think this is something to freak out about. In fact, I think it's just good management.
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Barb McQuade Explains Why There Are More and More Jan. 6 Witnesses
"We were just talking off air as a prosecutor. One of the things because we keep saying, oh my God, could this hearing be pushed too? Because you think keep saying more evidence, more bombshell, more witnesses. We were saying, we're sort of like, stop committing crimes. So we can wrap this up, right? I mean, part of it is a prosecutor is good news for you, right? Yeah, you know, there's so many crimes you can't keep up. They keep committing new ones, right? No, I think though Stephanie is a really interesting observation that America kind of gets to see in the light of day. This happens to prosecutors all the time. You think you're close to the end. It's why supervisors are always saying ones that investigation going to get wrapped up and you're like, I think next week, but then next week you put in a witness and they tell you about 5 more and you think shoot, I can't ignore these other 5 witnesses. They might number one. Tell me something more incriminating. Additional crimes, additional evidence, or exonerating. And that's a part of that the Justice Department has to worry about too, which is, I don't want any surprise witnesses. I don't want any Perry Mason moments for somebody, the courtroom doors burst open and someone walks in and says, I'm the one who did it. You know, you've got to talk to everybody. And so it's what causes delays, even though when you think you're done, you're usually not done because there's always one more person to talk to. And so another important point, though, Stephanie is knowing when you are done. And so a good supervisor of prosecutors is like a good kindergarten teacher. You know what you're doing in your finger painting and they keep wanting to add more and more and more. At some point, the teacher has to say, you know what? It's done. I'm going to take this away from you and post it on the wall so you can see it because it looks great. Supervisors need to do it to prosecutors as well because there's always one more witness you want to talk to.
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Jen Kirkman's Ivana Conspiracy
"I just want to talk about a conspiracy theories with you because you said just the fact that he managed to write something nice makes me think he had her off. Okay, I'm just saying the day before he and their kids are supposed to give a deposition for all their climbing in New York. I'm just saying, I'm not saying, well, here's the thing. I mean, it's such a statement about how crazy our news media is and everything is that we don't even know what to believe. And I really was joking. I don't think he had her killed, but I would the thing is she wasn't going to be testifying. The kids were, but I could see him doing something stupid. Like, having someone killed because it would push the thing back one week. He thinks so small that he's like with a death will push it back when maybe available.
Netflix is A Daily Joke
"kirkman" Discussed on Netflix is A Daily Joke
"They always tell you date men that love their mothers. No. No. Date men who don't have mothers anymore. Now here's the thing about being divorced. So I feel a little alienated still from my married friends. My friends will now call me to tell me what I'm not invited to. I used to go to a couple's dinner every weekend. I'm still friends with all of the people. I'm just not in a couple anymore. But my friend decided, I can't come. And she said, I'm just calling to say, maybe you and I together start a new tradition. But I think the couple's dinner thing might be weird if you come alone because I don't know. We don't want you to be sad. I go, I won't be sad. You'd be uncomfortable. That's what it is. Because I think inviting a divorced woman to like a married person's dinner, it's kind of like inviting a political radical to show up. You know what I mean? Like, I might just bust down the door or some pamphlets and start telling the truth about some things, man, you know? It turns out it is just a piece of paper, you know? Guys gained all this weight, right? Since you've been married, and you think, oh, thank God we're not in that single scene. It's so judgmental out there. Not true. You can have salad on your face. Everyone's fucking each other out here. It's a good time. You can get right back into it. I did gain some weight after I got married again. 40 pounds in a year. Yeah, it was a lot. I'd lost it since then, but the married people thought that that was normal. And they would say things to me, that's your body, it does that after marriage. It adds a protective layer. What? Skin that my husband doesn't want to have sex with me? No, Jen, you're not understanding. You're nesting. You're nesting. I go, oh, I thought I was eating a block of cheese with my bare hands like a sandwich in front of the TV. No, nothing. It's hard when you gain weight because I don't know if you're someone that you weigh yourself once a day, a pound here pound there. That's not what I'm talking about. I'm talking about the kind where you can tell you've gained a lot and you're like, I know what I'll do. I will not get on the scale. I will lose the weight I think I've gained then get on the scale to the way that I want and then it's fine. But you keep doing that. And then suddenly you're wearing bath towels and you're like, what, I've always worn these, you know? It's hard to admit to yourself, and as a woman who gained the weight, pants didn't fit anymore, but not where you would think like right here. Suddenly my pants didn't fit here. And I was like, did my balls drop? No one tells women that that happens. So I start making promises to myself. I belong to a gym, but that wasn't good enough. The reason wasn't working is because I wasn't going. But in my head, I had to come up with something new. So I was like, I'm gonna start jogging at 6 every morning. Be done by 7, have the whole day ahead of me. Why do you think of this before? So go to bed at like 9 or ten, get it nice, 8, 9 hours sleep, set the alarm. Here we go. 6 a.m.. And then it rings at 6 a.m. and you feel like a totally different person and you're like, what the. I'm not getting knocked out. There's murderers out there. It's dark out. Not even farmers are awake right now. They can't see the props who the fuck gets up at. 6 a.m.. Rape us all kinds of crap people, still think it's the same night. Like I'm not going out there. What am I a nurse? I don't need to get up this early. And why am I getting up early to lose weight for what? For society? Oh, for men? I don't think so. I'm a son's healthy. And I just think it's just me and my bag yelling. It is tough though. When you see when you get on that scale and you see that 40 pounds, you're like, oh shit. I mean they're gonna have to gain 40 more and really like own it, you know? Get my own daytime talk show as a judge. Or you gotta lose it like that night and do stuff like jog at 6 a.m.. I don't have any dieting tips for you. I just eventually lost the weight. I think by standing up watching reruns and smoking the occasional cigarette, that's I don't do it. But it did work. I didn't think divorce helps too. Your weight doesn't want anything to do with you either. It's just like, oh, God, get away from her. I just. It just runs away. Watch Jen kirkman. I'm gonna die alone. And I feel fine. Only on Netflix..
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"kirkman" Discussed on Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
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Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"kirkman" Discussed on Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"And it's it's just Everybody who's elected and sworn into the house of the senate takes the same old and that's the to support. The protected defend the constitution united states which provides for the general welfare citizens. That's your first obligation that you first priority. It's not the people whispered and of course this isn't his fault. That structure set up this way that he represented a small number of white mostly not urban citizens and have this much power but along with that power comes responsibility to put it in richard power in context and recognized the greater the greater good breeder goods not necessarily important to west virginia. Yeah well boyer. You're polychaete puerto. Went right out yesterday about his. You know who knows his Donors soil and gas lobbyists farm. Big pharma. I don't know because i look at the polling representative and i don't understand it politically do you. Most americans are for everything you're trying to do including most west virginians in terms of infrastructure broadband. They desperately need in west virginia. All of the things during their a wildly popular with what was i can guarantee mr matching senator mansion that if he insists on a bill coming out of the senate that's one trillion or one point five trillion rows spending on all these policies that we put forward that he won't get anything because that infrastructure bill is not gonna pass. It won't pass the house. He better start paying attention to reality of. We've we've all been forced attention. Reality the deacon kill anything that we want to get done but he better face the reality that we have some leverage to else is going to proceed. We're gonna we're gonna vote a bill out of the presence build back better. Yeah and. I think that's gonna put him under a lot of pressure because he will see people his state one child care. They want senior year. They want you some about climate change. They i mean they. They're subject to flooding just as much as anyone else and these are top priority and obese citizens so we he's gotta get over this notion that That debt is. I worry about the dentist top priority. It's not We can afford to do whatever we think is an order for this country. Yeah as budget chair. It must make you crazy every time they say. Oh we can't afford this. And i made the point this week. We just got out of the president. God bless him. Got us out of afganistan. How many billions day is that and we just we don't we don't the money for infrastructure again. No we we. We can pay for whatever We think is an important priority for the country. Now you have to worry about inflation but right now. Most economists including jape alba chairman phil reserves as. We have plenty of space left to to do what this country needs to have done. And in the debate yesterday some of these republicans kept talking about how you generate is is debt to future generations as said. Well what do you want to leave them. You wanna leave hundred year old schools. That are falling down. You wanna leave. High-waisted are impossible. You wanna leave climate. That's that's not survivable. What kind of legacy relieving those future generations. We don't act now who x. Number of these deficiencies is amazing. Budget here that they're the ones that are wrong on the math. Most most of the time in you drink bourbon. Most of the time and yet you are always correct on the numbers it is. We always appreciate your time. Keep fighting the good bye with proof. Yeah.
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"kirkman" Discussed on Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"A wet market. Since you've been to a wet market stephanie. Now you know. She's been to a dry market often. How dare you how dare you. That's carlos job regions and tumbleweeds. Think jack palance died in their eyes open. Jack during one arm push-ups curly are you there. I'm still back at the old bat in the wet market. What kelly says staff warning. Tony robbins quote ahead Speaking of carrots and sticks tony robbins said people will do more to avoid pain than they will to receive pleasure so good. Let's bring the pain for back with mandates right. It's time to bring the pain lose your job. Thank you sean yes okay. I'm just saying this is why i said. Carrots are limited. Whatever sticks we need sticks we are beating people with sticks are saying this is our harrison takes. We will either beat you with this. Stick stick or a carrot top. We'll come to your house and.
Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"kirkman" Discussed on Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"Members of this board. I believe you should all consider running federal office. I genuinely believe you would all fit in very well in washington. Dc and as though although that's humorous it is absolutely correct because you of muzzled their voices just like you have muslim children you pass. This mask mandate without input from those who hold you accountable because you knew it was wrong. You knew it would never withstand the scrutiny of the public. I've witnessed swampy back door tactics from corrupt bureaucrats in washington. Dc but what you have done here today puts that all to shame. Jen kirkman on a scale of due to mattis madison. Cawthorn who we just played would be where on the the dish studious. Okay eleven. It's going to ten eleven. yeah one more. Make sacrifices social emotional and psychological development of our children on the altar of woke kness. This school board has the right to rip personal responsibility away from the hands of its citizens. The family should always come before the government. You do not know better than the parents in my district. You do not have a right to slam down mandates upon children of bunkum county that fly in the face of scientific reasoning. The greatest threat to our children does not come from kobe. Nineteen no it comes from woke liberal government officials like you. They are all knowing and all wise disturbing part the cheering and you saw that an alabama. They sheared their own. Low vaccination rate when marjorie. Taylor green said you have the lowest i mean i keep saying idiosyncrasy because we are full on drinking the bronco. We're just a high okay. Where i remember. I saw that movie in the theaters. I sat there chilled to the bone going. This this will happen some day. Yeah and it's worse than that. Yeah it's worse. It's worse i mean and also they're just they love to just throw out words like alphabet. Soup woke liberal. That woke has nothing to do. That's not even the right work. It's not woke to get a vaccine. That's not even the right. Yeah herm yeah. I okay i just i keep saying the tweet about like we're at war and the republicans are on the enemy side. Were just you know late last night..
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"kirkman" Discussed on Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"Either get the max maxine or if they choose work someplace else. Every employment includes limits on the workers behavior in exchange for his renumeration. That's all part of the barden bargain. The judge said so of the twenty. Five thousand houston methodist employees. One hundred fifty three resigned or were fired so good bye bye. There's something has psychological proof. Can someone smarter than me investigate. Do these people want to be victims. There's an obsession almost with this is just like the holocaust. No it's not but do you wish it wasn't a weird way like i really feel these people. Fetish is being a victim and they're not or oppressed in some way when. Yeah when they're just a plain old white person so someone's effort to keep you alive to keep you and your loved ones alive and safe is somehow the internment camps. You know george takei said. I was in an intern tampa. I can assure you this is nothing like an internment camp being asked to wear a mask you are adduce bag and that well you know i. I was reading somewhere and again this is. I don't have any facts to back. This up at people can google that. The fda approval situation is just a big.
Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"kirkman" Discussed on Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"Here's the cool thing about getting to work with kirkman is i just realized that i was in one of my favorite. Jen kirkman up bits. Ever just now. I'm a new mother. I'm poppy mother. And i was totally distracted during your whole first brilliant opening segment. And when you said you would call your new kids and we'd be like stage eight cancer and they're like billy stop it and it's funny because there's no such thing as staging okay can kirkman to delay. Okay all right. Oh you got static on twitter. You sit in my day. That's how you know we're old wrote in my day. Vice president acted in the shadows as the president After the supreme court decided the election we slept on terrorist warnings in the pdb which led to the nine eleven attacks and then we started an illegal war in retaliation like normal republicans. But these trumpers crazy the good old days when they were just the evil right war criminals just.
Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"kirkman" Discussed on Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"Oh hi jen. Kirkman u. s. earlier. Can i zoom in. Because i'm coughing and i'm like you filthy. Kobe play rest home. I know and the it's my acid reflux acting up as it does some mornings and in the old days. I just come in and clear my throat. A lot. And i was like what if it's code. I don't wanna kill anyone. I know it's not but you know breakthrough cases. I don't know my friend's son in his been wife both have a breakthrough cases. I mean you know. The headline is the vaccine works. Because you know they're not out. Mary mild but you know these kobe jenn. It's just first of all we don't know the long term effects so you're still giving it to people even vaccinated you are making it mutate and having all of us have to go through this all over again and mask and go back into lockdown. If that's where we're going with this. I mean it is really dire. The fat jam worry we. We're at the same level as we were without a vaccine. Is the height videography right it. It is blowing my mind. I mean we knew this was possible because we knew there'd be a variant that they would spread right. I guess i just can't believe. I'm but here i am shocked again. Yeah i'm worried about the winter. You know. I wanna booster for everybody. Yeah i wanna become zena phobic. Because i know. Who said no boosters until everyone the world's vaccinated. I'm like no. I need mine october. I like mine is soon as ideas right were because these variants link and we wouldn't need if it worked for these idiots here this would be over. We wouldn't have to worry about booster shots. Wish they could all just go. Live on an island or something. How do i don't die. Listen you owed island are talking on the new first of all. You're a t. Little minx on twitter. You drop all these really good stories and then go only on lipa gas. Sorry which is good that china ler people over there. You can't really talk about things on twitter because then you get the reply people you know that are just like well. Some people don't have fingers like anything you say. You're like a painting my nails today. Well you know. Some people don't have fingers. This is insensitive. So i i just try to hear from the fingerless society of america. Do they somehow made. It takes time to type a letter. Hey come on. that's our it takes a while to get a late letter calls cards and letters while to know. Thanks to siri call stephanie. Forty five more minutes. They're going to dictate cards and letters to you. But you talk about anti extras on instagram. What can you can you share. One thought for free about anti course. Well i made this little video about like what. I wish i could say to anti vaccine like explaining that the vaccine is actually natural. It.
Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"kirkman" Discussed on Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"Slash stephanie. Yeah that'd be reinauguration week. I wore my very best off trump down for which. I was looking for something a little less subtle but i couldn't. I needed bigger letters. But this will have to do. Should we be watching right here on. Tv the noon time. I don't well. Listen i we have jen kirkman for you for happy hour. That's we can't have nice things again. Through if you get your fucking vaccine really really zero fucks left to give about unvaccinated people's feelings they are lodged up the rat's ass that i give about their fucking feelings. Welcome welcome to my side. Okay yes i am teetering toward the bloodthirsty caucus but jen kirkman makes everything better. Does she not does every single time. Yes and bar bar bar bar bar mcquaid she. And joyce vans and laurence tribe lord a great piece about how trump must be prosecuted for this coup. It's eric holder. But he said to call eric. I call him your highness. But anyway he said the seaward cou he doesn't use that lightly so we will talk to barbara bet all that and then we will just have fun and volley with yes. Yes with jen kirkman. Happy happy hour. You guys neff on by.
Bryan Suits
AMC Settles 'Walking Dead' Lawsuit for $200 Million
"Been settled. AMC Networks has agreed to pay $200 million to settle a lawsuit originally filed in 2013 over profits from the hit The Walking Dead TV show. Executive producer Frank Darabont and Creative Artists Agency LLC will have their existing rights from the show, and it's spin offs bought out by the cable channel. Terrebonne and CIA will still keep their profits from streaming deals. AMC is still facing another lawsuit over profits from the walking dead creator Robert Kirkman and other show producers. Bryan Braman Kft news
Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"kirkman" Discussed on Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
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By the food and drug administration these products are intended to diagnose treat cure preventative. Disease products are not resources by persons under the age of eighteen sunday. Scary booth. chris. Wray so i one thing that you always say on tv. Frank that sticks with me. Is you say january. Six was not a failure of intelligence. It was a failure to act on the intelligence we already had so the fbi. Director and other senior officials have consistently downplayed the intelligence value of social media post by trump supporters prior to january sixth. I'm reading from nbc suggesting the bureau had no actionable warning. The capital would be targeted by a mob but according to a document entered into court records last week and fbi agent acknowledged in february investigative report that angry trump supporters were talking openly in the days before the riot about bringing guns to the capital of the starter re revolution a review of open source and social media post leading up to endure. The event indicates individuals participating in stop. This deal were angered about. The results. fell joe biden. Hit unlawfully been declared president-elect users in multiple online groups and platforms discuss traveling to the capital armed or making plans to start a revolution. Obviously a lot of democrats are not satisfied with the answers. They're getting from chris. Wray right richard blumenthal said what i don't understand is why this chatter and raw intelligence didn't prompt a stronger. Warning an alarm going to the very top of the united states congress has cleared the united states. Congress is under severe threat. Carolyn maloney said. Fbi director ray admitted today. He was unaware of the more than fifty tips from social media site parlor prior to the january six warning of violence. One user saying don't be surprised if we take the capitol building. This was a massive intelligence failure by the fbi. Plain and simple. Frank give us your take on that. Okay there's a lot there but the bottom line is on. Yeah i have said it's not so much. An intelligence failure as it is affiliated execute unavailable intelligence because clearly the intelligence was there so it to the extent you define failure as not having anything to act on. I say no. They had tons to act on. They failed to act on it. I know parsing but with regard to this This recent filing by nfl agent say. Hey there was a lot of stuff beforehand. We don't know. And i have to assume he's talking about after the fact in other words what's wants. The violence happened by the way. This is extremely typical of the domestic terrorism handcuffs. That are on law enforcement. Is you have to wait for the violence to occur often before you can then retroactively. Go back and investigate so what is happening now. And i know it's happening now. Is now that the act occurred. They're going back. They've got defendants. They're going back and getting warrants or searching for their activity online prior to the act. And they're going rollo. Now we now we see this. And they're using it in the case to prosecute so i. That's what that's what's going on there. But far more importantly stephanie. It shows us. We've got to change the rules of the road. If we're going to stop the next act domestic terrorism it that you wait for the violence and then go back and are allowed to look at stuff. And i think that's why when ray says he didn't know about parlor he didn't know the lawyers have shut down any semblance of spying on americans and i get it but we've got to figure out a way to do this. Yeah i was going to just jump over your experience and training. And just say it's because they were at silent time for that it but it's because they were white domestic white supremacists domestic terrorist trump supporters. That they look the other way. It doesn't take a genius to go and get they. Obviously there was a stand down order. There was some sort of you know it was the top that ordered the code. Red is i always say but okay frank. You have a podcast. This one sounds fascinating. Is this on your podcast. The top fbi. Scientists shares her advances in rapid dna. The ability to match your dna profile at a local police station in two hours or less is the seat. Here's the cool podcast. It's been out for doing extremely well. Because it's unprecedented he. Fbi's never allowed in outsider to have access every single week to active duty fbi personnel. There are a lot of podcasts out. There that talked to retire. People like me but this is active duty. So we've done behavioral profiler talking about serial killers. We've done a phd scientists telling us that dna is now down to less than two hours and it's happening at your local police station. They digitize your swab boom goes to washington while they're while they're holding you legally they find out you're the rapist. You're the murderer. That's the database. We're doing the. We did episode on the fbi abroad for this week just out today. This week's episode is the head of the behavioral fred assessment center. Telling you how to know. If you're crazy uncle or that guy down the street is really going to act out violently. We do that every week. That is fantastic. And it's called the bureau with frank guzzi and that sounds fantastic. We'd links with links up. They are up all our places. Frank where it's always a thrill when we get to talk to you. Thanks so much. Fake arizona background. Thanks so much stay. You also look like. I couldn't possibly be that handsome like everything. Looks fake there but you. We'd love your expertise. Thank you. Frank was able to hit on okay..
Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"kirkman" Discussed on Stephanie Miller's Happy Hour Podcast
"Man's premise cells. Let me just tell you. I'm not above so i'm not about subtle whoring much like that song. I'm not about the subtle whoring. What's that song proven. That i've never been to me. Okay here's my point. Frankly guzzi hot fucking hot handsome x g. Man jen kirkman. One of the many jen's crush everyone has a crush on jen. Kirkman comedian extraordinary. I'm in love with everyone named jennifer. We came to that conclusion this week. Think about it. Who's not jennifer aniston. Who's not hot. That's jennifer jaylo jennifer connelly. Do we miss jennifer beals jennifer garner. We had a really awkward moment. Withdraw jennifer garner. Just watch the scene from alias. Oh my god in the negligee okay. I know people from the gym who her landlord when she first moved here You're one of the show so you're like you're like literally one degree away from her. Okay i am literally whoring out. Jen kirkman for this happy hour. Because she's hot she's another hot gen And eh caluzzi. I'm just saying right. That'd be the fbi. Knock on the door. I'd like like a porn stuck. Fbi sure you are research water mwakawago hygiene man. You g-spot doing a search okay. I don't think he would have to search far for the g spot that g mattis all. I'm saying okay. My point is he told us a lot. There's a lot of great stuff going on the fbi. And he makes clued us in the whole deal and.
Never Not Funny
"kirkman" Discussed on Never Not Funny
"That's where jessica fletcher. Gb she wrote fame lives now. I didn't know that okay. Well i don. I forget about main rhode island. I know they're technically new england but to me new england massachusetts. And that's it i very massachusetts like connecticut. I'm like guys know massachusetts. Where are the accents messages. It's everywhere else northeast. New half of connecticut root for the yankees. So right off the bat. There's a follow up on this Is not being from the east coast. Being from this new england area is cabot cove. A real place or is that is that a tv show. I don't bother with me. Was i looking at you or was i looking at him. You were actually looking at me. Nope nope that. When i started talking you looked at me. Like a pollutant. No i don't know matt school was i told you it was conquered. Guess it was fictional but why but why why we have to make kevin carroll garnell tells but it is fictional. Aren't very good. That i assume that people have been were like. Do not name it after a place here. We don't want the tourism coming in. We don't want people trying to find the place fictional main as the alaska these ghosts. They're just very like they're hiding from something so we're friends. Susan collins is from she from maine. Yeah she's senator right. Yeah yeah. They don't want coming in don't they. Don't they're not trying to welcome. You know it's hard. It's a hard place very rocky. Even the landscape doesn't want you to remember. It's like if you go to the beach. It's just rocks in. The water is like twenty degrees. You might as well just go to england and go to the beach like it's the same morning linda swim out. Then you're not going to mean either. Go kepco visit my my aunt. It's your jimmy fletcher. jp flip pending the book. Say plus yes because the thing that you didn't know if it was a man women couldn't write mystery novels back then. Can't turn a few of gotten through and expanding i got the christina jamie fletcher vegas because she was submitting it and she was a nobody in the pilot. They do kind of address that weirdly. Probably don't watch them. It's kind of like when people send a. This is a joke. But it's funny. Send their writing packets to the bill. Maher show a lot of people have to Gender-neutral their name or use an initial. Because if he sees a gal's name on their story to the trash and unlike barbara streisand who doesn't check her mailbox. Bill looks at prepackaged. Come in to get rid of all the funny sounding names to him or lady names. Bill maher as in star. That's how you pronounce his name. Is that what he said. Nobody headline in the newspaper. I will never forget it. Well then in that case. I will call him bill mahar just to everybody. Bill mayer Great great man..
Never Not Funny
"kirkman" Discussed on Never Not Funny
"My son finds all that. And then you don't even know. Is that hulu. Couldn't i familiar. It's a great show for kids because it's adult but it's not offensive. It's kinda smart for you. Know he's singling gurgle and ross. We're not worried about offensive anymore. That's my good movie. Because they use the c word in it and so i figure if he can handle that. Oh he's fine with us so he's heard that at probably way there's mom's name the whole time all mad bunga. No ma'am won't even let me make a joke. I heard it but none of my wife. Just sir sir. That's right. We're talking to talking to my thoughts in my head going into high school graduates on friday this week. You reg eighth grade on friday so if you're curious if we're going to solve the drought the drought problem. It'll it'll be back on friday. We're gonna be fine trial jen's my point literally could not figure that out it was like i guess they studied droughts in eighth grade and since he's graduating they're done studying it and maybe he just went to be sobbing it. Oh i would be inconsolable. With every year my child got older. It would be too much for me. I teared did orientational for his high school. And they talked about that on the show and they were welcoming in over at him and he was beaming with pride and that made me have to turn away. 'cause i was going to lose it. Yeah you don't want to ruin the moment. Make it about dabs moshe. That's exactly right. You know what is for you to learn about the schools. That about your dad. Going through impress misuse. Now do you tell them later. I cried so he knows. It's okay to cry. Heard you about me about you. Getting older is on about him. Getting okay but because you're getting owner no okay literally had nothing to do with him because miss him when he leaves for college which is only short four years away now. Yeah that is kuku. Maybe he doesn't go to college. Lives with you forever and gets into the family business. Hope not or maybe he goes to not close to. I would love for him to do such a thing. What about homeschooling college edition new okay. Well so it's good to know you're a little bit ready to let them go on a practice. I can homeschool danielle code i. I'll do it. I don't have iron money. What are you talking about tossed. I'll do it at a cheaper cost. I went to college. I can teach them. I went to college for modern. Dance and creator. So i don't know a lot of a lot of stuff. I want to ask a serious question about that because it's just occurred to me You went to college but thirty. Twenty minutes from where you grew up right How did that feel less momentous. Because it was closer. Did you once you were there. It was like i am going to ucla and just to westwood. Yeah you could feel like he's in a whole different world. I don't know about kids today because again. I went to college before the internet. So everything seemed you know. It didn't feel like the world was the small little place and so really going from the suburbs into the city of boston with my parents were so strict. I mean they read my diary. There are always up my ass like the richard diarrhea they were. They were really strict. Because my sisters were teenagers in the seventies and eighties and they were more wild and they just didn't trust me. They didn't understand the two differences between the generations. I finally got them to believe me. But you know. I just felt so much freedom and i was in a city and it's so funny so i don't remember much about how it felt but i do remember feeling like it was a totally different world and it's not like they were just going to show up and come see me and a friend of mine found a letter that i wrote to him in in the first year of college and all my old friends from high school. We wrote each other letters at each other's colleges because it costs money on the landline to make long distance calls. You know we all went to different places all over the country so we wrote letters and have a million letters from friends and my friend mike. He said that i wrote him. He showed me a photo of the letter and i wrote. It sounded like i was describing that scene big where he sleeps in the city for the first night as a little boy trapped in a man's body and i'm like getting used to the sounds of the city out my window. This is so different now. I don't remember feeling that way at all because boston's on a real big scary city and at night couple of cars. But it's not new york. And so i can't. I'm so embarrassed that i thought that was embarrassed. You're excited about it. You were were you in charles good. Yeah so it's noisy area. But i think but i don't know what it's like to be a kid today. He might be more sophisticated than i was. Oh i think he is. I see i write diaries. Because i have respect privacy. Blotch trust me. But i do think that when you were just living in your own space and you're surrounded by people your own age it feels like it's literally as we learned on the sitcom and eighties different world from where you come from. Yeah he does have those glasses so this is perfect. He wears the flow of dwayne. Look join yeah. I think kids are more. I was going to go the other way way. I would i was. I'd gone to boarding school so i had already experienced It was nice. Not gonna lie about it. It was awesome but But you so. I had experience that like being away from my family but i do. I was just thinking about this recently. I remember how excited. I was to like drive into boston. 'cause i was sort of familiar with it from having been a went went to school in concord so i'd been in boston a bunch but it was still like i know it but don't really know it and it was just like i wasn't scared because it was familiar enough that it wasn't like overwhelming but it was just knew enough that i was excited about it and it was like the perfect. It was the only time in my life that i had that perfect balance of like exciting and new but not too scary like it was just right and i like. It was amazing. Boston's one of just and i think if he goes to like a ucla somewhere. It's not the city of los angeles but it'll be its own microcosm of it is usually is right there it you. I wouldn't go to another college. Campus provide live somewhere else like the movie. They're like that there and forget that you're walking really were should just be Koets emerson was like where we went. It was. It's it's in the middle of boston. It's doesn't really have a campus. Just a few buildings scattered around boston. So you really. Where does living in the middle of boston. she's awesome. yeah. I went to see the movie. The wraith remember the movie the wraith. Charlie sheen's that charlie sheen gun. I saw this special. That on the when i lived in pasadena we went to watch it in westwood and it was like a scene out of an eighties. Movie like the kids all crossing the street whenever they want. Nobody being disrespectful but a line for the movie it. It was weird westwood. You go there and you get a coffee there and you go to see the doctor there and you do that sir. I love that we used to go to movies at the brune all the time because that's an amazing theaters beautiful..
Supernatural with Ashley Flowers
The Ariel School Alien Sighting
"Today's story is so bizarre and so hard to rationalize the only way to make sense of it is to go through it piece by piece from the very beginning it centers around the aerial school a private primary school in the small farming community of rua about twenty miles outside of zimbabwe's capital of harare. The students range from as young as five the way up to age twelve. I don't know what the school is like. Nowadays but back in nineteen ninety four. The kids would run around the playground every morning for their recess break. Friday september sixteenth was no exception. It's almost the weekend. The kids are excited as they're running around the playground. Meanwhile inside the building teachers convene for a staff meeting while they're gone. It's basically understood that the older children will keep an eye on the younger ones and not far from the playground is a ticshop which is basically like this little deli or canteen that serves students mothers rotate through managing. And the momma duty. This morning is allison kirkman. Now allison's minding the shop when shortly after ten a m. A student named luke runs in. And he's looking like he has seen an actual ghost. He has this sort of wide eyed stunned expression on his face. Ben luke tells. Allison he's just seen a literal alien outside now. Alison here's this and brushes it off. I mean she basically tells loop scherf very funny. Quit pulling my leg. But luke keeps insisting that he saw quote a little man in a one piece suit with a band around his head end quote ultimately alison isn't convinced enough to leave the tuck shop investigate even though her own daughter. Fi fi is out on the playground to in fact fi fi and her friends or just as stunned as lucas. Apparently the students were out running around when they noticed this thing hovering in the distance beyond the edge of the playground.
Jason and Alexis
Ariana Grande Got Engaged to Her Real-Estate Boyfriend
"Talk about Ariana Grande Day. Yes, she is engaged. And she dropped a picture of her beautiful ring on instagram and even know she was dating him. Someone what? We talked about it in August because she was seen kissing someone, Uh, And and also it was the dude's birthday. His name is Dalton Gomez. But like you, Alexis, I forgot he existed. And I thought it was just a kiss. And that was it right. So they've been dating. Probably people are thinking anywhere from 7 to 9 months. And he is I'm like, who is this guy? He looks sort of like he could be your brother. Yeah, very similar, very similar. He has a very like slick actor kind of look, so I thought maybe he was an actor. He is not. He is a luxury real estate agent. And somebody who went to high school with him has you know on Twitter said he's about 24 or 25, because he was in my grade, so she's 27. He's 24 or 25. He is a big time real estate agent. Um, and he works for the errand Kirkman Group, which is luxury real estate company in Southern California. He happens to be the sole buyer. For this top luxury real estate team. At 24 years old 25 2025. Yeah, Yes. Now I hate to say this because But who's his father? Like his dad? Is his data released it like how does somebody get into that and become ah, Mogul at age 25 hope of family. I don't know the answer to that yet, but he has sold a lot of luxury homes and he has he has homes on his list. And properties that air like by architects that are very notable works that are like one of a kind homes that are very Sought after, um and he just looks like a baby. He does. I bet that business is going really well right now. Yeah. In the luxury realm of buying and selling homes, you're seeing a bunch of them. Come up on on the market. And if they're buying those up and can hold them for a while, and it looks like he probably was. Miley Cyrus is, um Real estate agent He's seen in her instagram stories back in 2017. People have tracked that down. He was in the music video with Ariana Grande Day. Um, her song with Justin Bieber. I can't think of it right now stuck with you. Maybe. Yeah, that came out in in August. So we see him dancing and kissing and all of that stuff with her in the video stuck with you letter you with you. OK s o. You know, that's who he is. He's bought her a big old ring. It looks like he has money of his own right and Maybe. Yeah. You know, I'm not gonna judge but I am a little bit. Seven months or eight months is a little quick, isn't it? I don't know. I feel like that. I guess there was a year off that she took after dating Pete Davidson, which people need, like, five years off after dating him. Maybe never day together like I'm done. I'm done. She'll says a Netflix documentary coming out. I guess today with this Excuse me. I love you. And her fiance is is in it, okay? So, Yeah. What were you saying? Kenny? You don't think this guy looks kinda I don't know. Slimy, you slick. I definitely saw that thinking. Well, it looks like a rugged guy. He doesn't look like he's gonna be building a log cabin on one of your man channels anytime soon. But, yeah, he looks like to use his garters to hold up his socks at 80 24 for her, right. Maybe he's I mean, obviously, he's not in the entertainment industry but works with entertainers. Through real estate property. He I mean, he was in that world he looks like he has a manicured nails is what you're saying. Oh, for sure he's got clear polish on Yes. Absolutely a boy. But maybe he's very grounding. Obviously, as a businessman, and you know, having this I don't know. Because Pete Davidson, if you look at the you know, you've got Mac Miller that she dated and Pete Davidson and you know they're creative types. Maybe she just needs somebody who's Focus on business and has more of Ah, non this calming effect. Yes, yeah. You know, when I first heard saw the ring and you know just the were swirling talking about all of this. I actually I feel really happy for her on Lee in that I think she's learned to keep her relationships kind of, you know, down low or quiet. You know that This is actually a serious relationship before you know, it's all been public. And yes, you might have songs that come out about him later, but For us to be kind of surprising. Whoa! She's got a ring. Yeah, She kissed him in everything. But yeah, that just felt like All of a sudden a date or something. Thus she just started dating him, right? We've only seen him a couple of times exactly that shocking, but they have dated for a while. And maybe right now, I mean, with quarantined here, they've been quarantining together. I read so I'm wondering if quarantining That just really? Exasperates that the acceptance of spending all this time accelerates. Yeah, just work together. We're love. Let's do this. Especially feeling like life is too short. Let's just let's just go for it. Yes, I wonder if there's gonna be a lot of that. I know the baby boom but also love and divorce. I mean, on the boat on both sides to going Yeah, it brings out stress, but also can bring people together. Yeah, it's just It's weird because she also looks so young to me. I sound ancient. Right now. There is a definite baby face. And she does she does. She always looks like which you know. Good for her. She looks like she's 18. So the fact that she's getting married. It almost seems like she's a little sister or something that you're like. Wait a minute. Do you want to do this? Right. She looks like you should be asking me what My order is at a fast food place. That's what totally Yes, Katie. Uh, well, we wish them all yet happiness in the world. Yes, we do.
20 Minute Fitness
The Health Benefits of Turmeric
"A bit of background about Turmeric Turmeric is a spice from the temperate. Plunked is is commonly used in Asian cuisine and has a yellow colored chemical which often gives the coloring to curry's for example cold cumin and again it's also used to flavour different Asian food as well. Curcumin is the main active ingredients and turmeric and has a powerful anti inflammatory effect is. It's a very strong antioxidant as well. You'll know from previous podcast episodes that anti-oxidants can help defend your cells from damage on this damages caused by potentially harmful molecules known as free radicals. It is worth mentioning before we continue this episode. That Cu Cuban human content of turmeric is not that high. It's around around three percent by bodyweight. Most studies conducted have looked at Turmeric extract which contain mostly itself so it's hard to get high doses of around one grandma day of curcumin just from the spice in your food. So we do want higher levels that you'd be to take it in a supplement of all so curcumin within turmeric is as anti inflammatory as I've mentioned and inflammation is important within the body to help your body fight foreign entities and help repair damaged in the short term however weather chronic inflammation can become a problem and scientists now actually believed that chronic load L. Inflammation can play a major role in a number of different conditions such as Heart Disease Cancer Metabolic Syndrome and many many more so the anti inflammatory properties of Kirkman Camby extremely beneficial. So what's actually going on here. Is that the curcumin is blocking a molecule called NF. K B that travels in the nuclei of your cells and it turns on the genes. The related to inflammation also believed play a major role in many chronic diseases. As of late as well there is evidence that suggests that turmeric can help alleviate. TV eight domes delayed onset muscle soreness a study called curcumin supplementation. Light play attenuates delayed onset muscle soreness looked at oral curcumin intake in seventeen men to determine the effects of curcumin or muscle damage inflammation and domes in humans. So the seventeen people were split into Placebo Group you and the group that took two point five grams of curcumin twice a day on there were evaluated by looking at single leg. Jump Performance and domes following unaccustomed uh-huh heavy eccentric exercise on the study found the top twenty four and forty eight hours post. Exercise curcumin caused motorists large reductions in pain injuring a single leg. Squats and Sir sheets with that. Pain reduction was also a small increase in single leg. Jump Performance and a small reduction in creating kind as activity. Not and Can Rise of skeletal muscle injury and Turmeric can reduce these levels. Therefore reducing indicators of muscle damage potentially aiding being recovery but of course more research needs to be done on this finally curcumin. The active ingredients in Tamarac has also been linked to improve brain function. So Kirkman has been found to increase brain levels of be D. and F. which is brain derived neurotrophic factor not say grow fall known functions in your brain in aiding the ability of your new Ron's to form new connections annisten Ted may age or memory recall and cognitive
Nutrition Rounds Podcast
Women's Health & Plant-Based Nutrition With Dr. Gemma Newman
"Everyone about your path path into medicine and how you found plant based nutrition and then you know this entire episode is going to be answering a lot of questions about women's health that we get asked all all the time and i know you see this in your in your practice you take care of patients from all age ranges in all stages of life so i think that it's going to be just so informative for our listeners so starting with weird did you start in medicine getting into plant based diet and just tell her a little bit about yourself my k. well will i am as you say i'm a primary care physician and i've been working in clinical practice for fifty years now so it's been a long long time and i've been doing all sorts of specialties in that time but my my work in general practice has been for eleven years and i just ask you all sorts of people bull and my passion permits has always been i've always wanted to be a doctor and help people and get to know them and their family so it's been a dream unrealized but i did find early on in my practice that was getting increasingly frustrated because here in the UK i'm seeing you partner with a small friendly family participant typical nearly three thousand people but we only have ten minutes per person so i had to find ingenious ways of including nutritional lifestyle information in that ten minute paradigm and monies to achieve it and get some incredible results for people and it really did feel like i was suddenly able to add a lot more to my medical toolbox than i ever had before and my journey was long process i've always had an interest in life steinmetz in getting to the real root of what it is that has caused disease a condition rather than solely treating either symptomology or the actual disease process assisted self so it started early on with motivational interviewing techniques solution focused brief therapeutic approaches and then when i went into the realms off off inning to give nutrition advice i was more cautious to start with because i haven't done much study in that area at that time i kind of i knew that the general zeitgeist iced with cops a bad and but i didn't give that advice my patients freely i lost of weight that way but then what i discovered myself alf in my own house was that my lipid profiles raised despite weight loss and good exercise regimes and i have a family history of heart disease so i'm actually a few years ago was even off a deal to talk about my journey but i declined i didn't feel as though it was a good example to set for others when i was still struggling with ray snippy the profile but for a few years and i found the evidence around competition and like you know ten years on with two kids and the exercising less than half the amount manage to not only have a normal BMI but also been my lip profiles to the normal range so i was absolutely delighted and that really began my studying odyssey so i spent the last few years studying ins and outs of competition and being able to share that with my patients has been one of my absolute greatest joys i've seen so many powerful transformations in people that it's truly made medicine not only my vacation location but huge passion so it's been wonderful that is so admirable and i just love that you shared that part of your journey it's just it's i really really do find that a lot of physicians who feel passionate about this found improvements in their own life through integrating attrition into their own families and their own personalizing generalizing their own health and that's a really beautiful story because it's just so interesting how your evolution of health of you've tried different kinds of scope of diets them them yourself and have tried absolutely so i have to say i i used to have a used to love steak it was my favorite meal you know i used to not eat those kinds of phase in so i try not to come at this with an evangelistic tone but raven i've been told i really really have the that's so it's actually so valuable actually that something i'm majorly lacking actually because so i became the cherian and then vegan like i stopped eating we need is like maybe eighteen and then became begin my early twenties so i like never liked meat so i do lack i saw that i like incredibly empathetic and i truly believe like everyone's on their own journey and i respect where everyone is with food and nutrition so personal but i do lack the like understanding understanding of like you know oh don't you just mistake because i never i never liked it actually the funniest example ever is that recently there was a vegan deep ball oh and i was eating it and i actually almost threw up because i have a fight because i thought it was me everyone around you was like how delusional are you you've who need not me but like even the kind of like texture consistency like it just makes me sick and what's so important to recognize that you you know people who who did really like animal products you know it it actually gives you a level of understanding with your patients that it's not easy for everyone to drop it in a day i actually she think that adds a level of compassion and empathy to your practice that so important oh thank you done you know i do i do become a base from eleven to standing funding and and people sometimes look at me a bit funny and sale it's all right for you you know you probably never even liked it and sometimes say actually no it used to be my favorite thing i used to always order a burger or a steak and what i have to do is i have to align myself with the information available and then when side thunder unrealized the health benefits then of course i allowed an appreciation of the other benefits to come into my consciousness especially received the environmental and animal compression size it it is a win win but yeah i i am to to really help people guess it from their own health and what they can achieve so beautiful i think your your your empathy and compassion it comes through if you will we'll talk about where everyone can find you and social media leader but you can definitely definitely definitely must follow dr newman actually just tell them right now during episode okay okay a few insists so you can find me on instagram you can find me on instagram at plant power doctor so that's my instagram handle and you can look at my website jimmy newman dot com and the the reason why i say that is because gemma went one thing i love about you the me that you and i and a lot of other plant based actress sharon common is this empathy i think that understanding that all of our patients don't have to go one hundred percent but just the more plant predominant implant forward is important meant it opens up the realm of health and wellness to more people it's more inclusive acid- than it is exclusive and i think that your social media really reflects that it just reflects that this is a journey for everyone and we're just here to support people on this journey so i think you're positively he is just really shines through so every make sure hawes s right now and go to your instagram up and follow dr what she shares so you up i wanna talk all about women's health because i get questions all the time about women's health and i had natalie crawford who's in OBGYN infertility specialists on for the episode she's brilliant and wonderful and we can only hit on so much and so i've so many leftover questions to talk to you about as you are a primary care provider and you're a female physician and you love women's health i am so excited to talk to you about a different ways that you've incorporated some integrated medicine plant based nutrition into your practice to help with different issues and women's health so starting with one of the most common questions i've received starting with even just premenstrual pain and menstrual cramps something that it seems like for some people is not much of an issue but for others it's really really really debilitating there are some different tricks of the trade that people can go about this naturally likes i'd love for you to that of course i do see a lot of women with period issues and sometimes it can be really hard to manage and and it depends on the person's always awesome there have been the different methods that they're looking at but what's amazing is that there are certainly some natural remedies that can be potentially henchi as effective as the drugs that we would usually tend to to help with period pains so for example i do love turmeric it's as an incredible spice and there was a study to show that the kirkman has an incredible ability to reduce premium pains it also increases media enough levels in the bloodstream membrane your traffic factor which is a protein that is known to help with new on survival and growth and what's incredible is that it also is linked to reducing zinc period pain that was a randomized controlled trial and what they did was they got women to take kirkman supplementation three cycles vest as a placebo supplement i'm what they found was that in the women who took the cu-cuban supplement there was a significant improvement in mood in physical symptoms and of course in that BGN f- levels does and it didn't require very much dish acquired a couple of capsules daily from seven days before their period and that's something that could be hugely effective so just a really basic thing you know you might know it's quite easy just to try to reach for the painkillers and that can be the the stan thing but if you're caught something that's not true that you can use which is effective then why not use it that's amazing especially because it's so easy when you're young you know when you're woman in your twenties and thirties and you have crabs it's so so easy to just like grab for a ton of advil because had a works but it's at the same time it's like to think that there is an alternative method out there that has this anti-inflammatory in pain reducing without you know the side effects of medication even over the counter medications mazing so that's that's a great tip well ginger you mentioned over the counter medication so ginger there was a study on ginger and they got three different cohorts of women ebb and they gave one third of the cashews of ginger powder at two hundred and fifty milligram dose four times a day for three days from from the first day of their periods and they gave a second one mefin casted two hundred fifty milligrams which as you know is a strong anti inflammatory painkiller yeah those and they gave the four hundred milligrams of ibuprofen in the third cohort again i think that was three times daily so all given quivalent dosages and what they discussed no it is a lot different graves and what they discovered was that they were all equally
Orlando's Morning News
Universal Studios Orlando announces new theme park
"Orlando we're getting another theme park I'm thrilled to be here to announce universal's epic universe that was the big announcement from universal they've been teasing it all week the resort is doubling in size with plans for a fourth theme park right down the street but he offered almost no information on when it will open what it will look like or how much it'll cost despite the lack of details the CEO of universal parks promises it'll provide fourteen thousand jobs with pay starting at fifteen dollars an hour governor run Disentis was at the announcement this area has proven itself to be a world class destination and Orange County mayor Jerry Deming's praise the company's contribution to state and local taxes I like that part pretty good which will need to wrestle is also pitching in one hundred sixty million dollars to extend part of Kirkman road near the site of the new park between the scales news ninety six point five W. DDO but not everybody is happy about the new part is some neighbors in the tangible park area are worried about all the noise I'm pretty sure you wouldn't want a theme park right across the street from the house every day of the week here and all that others just hope it's good news for the neighborhood in the long run just hoping that universal in being there would be able to help our
Z Morning Zoo
Robert Kirkman And AMC discussed on Z Morning Zoo
"Here's here's here's the walking dead is finally dead I mean dag dead well the creator of the walking dead Robert Kirkman he's the guy who made the comic book to the show is based on he said that today's issue of the walking dead comic is the last one so even though the comic book of the dead AMC networks are no no we're gonna keep the show going for the next decade
Talk Nerdy to Me
This Week in Nerd
"One com books. Everybody was buying September. Let's go through the top ten for September twenty. Eighteen top the list. We have return of wolverine number one for marvel. Comics number two heroes in crisis. Number one from DC doomsday clock number seven comes in at number three from DC. Number four is Batman. Number fifty, five DC number five is Batman damned. Number one from DC. I'm kinda surprised that one wasn't higher is sold out everywhere. People are still clamoring to get it in. It's going for high prices on EBay number six, Batman, number fifty. Four number seven, Daniels legacy number one number eight. Fantastic. Four number two. Number nine, amazing Spiderman. Number six, followed up by amazing Spiderman number five at the ten spot. So you can see his pretty evenly distributed between marvel and DC in the top ten, we don't see our first image. Comic until number fifty, eight oblivion song by Kirkman. So it's not even Walking Dead. Are you still in comics, the marvel character air by loves the hate, no, not cyclops. The other one name more. Yeah, name more is back. He's he's always been kind of a prick. Now he's tired of everybody invading the oceans. He's decided he's going instead of invading the land like he has in the past with invasion and flooding Manhattan. He's decided he's just going to kick everybody who doesn't live in the ocean Audi ocean. He has formed a little group called defenders of the deep named Moore's defenders. Deep are made up of characters like tiger shark, orca and drama is some other characters. In this picture. The I'm not quite sure who they are not been named yet. Name more begins his agenda in avengers number nine, he shows he's not above murderers you since his sharks out to eat Stingray. They more is pretty formidable by himself. He can take on the avengers with no help whatsoever. But now the. He has some allies with the vendors of the deep. The oceans are going to be a scarier place. Let's talk about the venom movie from Sony. I. I, it was a good movie. It just was not a venom movie. This character characterization of venom was not what I know from the comics completely changed. His personality demeanor didn't stop people from going to the theaters and watching it Benedict the top spot for the second week in a row, the box office, it beat out of stars born, which is no easy task since it is getting a lot of Oscar buzz. Venom is earned. Almost thirty two million dollars for second weekend, putting in at around two hundred forty, four million worldwide. That is pretty good for a movie that the critic said, pants saying that it was going to fell miserably. This is why I don't listen to critics, but as I said, it's a great movie. Just not a venom movie. Sony is also working on a movie for craven the hunter. This one though will have appearance, my spider man since it's going to be based on Craven's last hunt. If you've read that story line, it's great storyline. Craven has taken down. Every major thing that he can hunt except for Spiderman a, he sets his sights on the web Slinger. They're putting out the third installment to what I consider the greatest superhero trilogy. A lot of people at flies under the radar, the unbreakable or east row one, seven, seven series. This is the unbreakable series by m night Shyamalan starring Bruce Willis as David Dunn, where he finds out that he actually has superpowers, he finds this out because Mr. glass allies. Your price is on the opposite side of spectrum. He's very frail and you know, the wind will break his bones. The second series is split with James McEvoy mcevoy's character, Kevin Crump has multiple personalities, and one of those is the beast which is a super powered crazy primal being in glass. The third of that trilogy all three allies. Your price Kevin Cronin. David done are all on the same mental. Institution. Allies, your price being the mastermind Mr. glass. He convinces Kevin Crump to bring the beast forward and they use him to escape David done. Being the good guy breaks out in his trying to hunt him down.
Biz 1190 Overnight
Twenty Nine Billion Dollars, Seven Five Percent and Twenty Four Hours discussed on Biz 1190 Overnight
"And we're ninety minutes away from the the trading day in the sketch headlines from around the world christine harvey's with christine president trump is scheduled to meet putin in helsinki tomorrow just days after the justice department announced charges against twelve russian intelligence officers for hacking offenses the indictments are part of the ongoing special counsel probe into potential coordination between the trump presidential campaign and the kremlin secretary of state mike pompeo says he's confident the meeting real quote but america in a better place the trip to finland follows an eventful few days in the uk for president trump yesterday thousands of protesters demonstrated in scotland as the us leader took a short holiday one of the two golfers he owns the country scars first minister nicola sturgeon nor any of her government met him israel and hamas breaks a ceasefire in the gaza strip the agreement was announced late saturday and is the largest daytime assault on the area by israel in four years they attacks targeted dozens of military facilities and killed two city teens and wounded fourteen china's monthly trade surplus with the us row swing record twenty nine billion dollars in june the data underlines the imbalance at the heart of the escalating trade war between the world's largest economies and there's little sign that the us deficit with china will improve anytime soon and france takes on croatia in the world cup final later an unexpected matchup that payers of the european union sounding nations against the blocks newest member is a chance to avenge a semi final defeat at the hands of france in one thousand nine hundred ninety eight when the french went on to win the title for the first and so far only time last night belgium england to take third place global news twenty four hours a day on air anna tick tock on twitter powered by more than twenty seven hundred journalists and analysts in more than one hundred twenty countries i'm christine harvey this is bloomberg thanks so much christine well turkey has been cut deeper into junk territory by fitch ratings which cited the nation's widening current account deficit rising inflation and declining economic policy credibility the lira slid following the news extending its biggest weekly declines skews me since the global financial crisis has an air don rattled markets last week as he appointed his soninlaw as finance minister but in a more pulses story for khazar whose credit has been raised to stable from negative by moody's agency says the nation can withstand the economic financial and diplomatic boycott by saudi led neighbors in its current form even if there are further restrictions for an extended period of time with ite a deterioration of its credit profiles so being and for more we're joined by a falsehood if ball head of middle east researcher criticize to have you with us this morning circle back to turkey first of all so of not turkey two notches deeper below investment grade the bombs traded eighteen point seven five percent in terms of you are the bombs priced for this dying grade increasingly yes i mean this is something that's been happening gradually and we've been watching the bonds come under more pressure and frankly i think wooding really hits it on the head and it captures of the market sentiment that the has been a significant problem with central bank credibility and that's really what you're seeing happening both on the effects on the fixed income front rating agencies aren't big fans of politicians eating into independent institutions we'll see what they say about the us in a few years time speaking of turkey though paul kirkman arguing in an oped last week that turkey is at risk of one thousand nine hundred asian style financial crisis is that something that you would agree with based on the recent dynamics i wouldn't go that far but i would say that we have highlighted several emerging market countries specifically.
Talkin' Pets
Baria touts party in runoff as Sherman promises fresh course
"President trump has promoting his administration's business policies particularly tax cuts stirring around table on tax reform in las vegas usa open for business event follows mr trump's speech earlier today to the nevada republican party convention south carolina republican congressional candidate katie arrington expected to recover but it will take a while the woman who beat incumbent mark sanford in the gop primary was a pastor in a car hit by a wrong way driver and a fresh wave of violence and repression claimed at least seven lives in nicaragua as international criticism mounts against the government of president daniel ortega over its response to protests the the attacks began friday evening hours after the inter american commission on human rights presented a report signaling the nicaraguan government is having violated human rights during the protests this is sr in news want to change how you feel significantly relieffactor dot com we'll do that for you support for temporary relief of minor aches and pains if you're out there exercising go a little bit too far as i did on saturday you definitely need relief factor on sunday monday tuesday wednesday actually i take it every day as to tens of thousands of people may know that they should have mega which is fish oil rich virtual which you can get from red wine but you don't know how much i carrying kirkman altogether carefully calibrated.
Lori and Julia
Michael Jackson Musical Coming to Broadway
"You know maplewood toyota is minnesota's number one volume hybrid dealer it's true and that's according to toyota motor sales usa 2017 as a matter of fact now's a great time to find that hybrid you've been waiting for maplewood toyota has hundreds of them cameras wrath highlanders prius you name it they've got them all at maplewood toyota stop in today or check out their user friendly website maplewood toyota just south of six ninety four and highway sixty one in maplewood this is the mytalk now trending report what's this what's the latest trending online this afternoon it's national martini day also beyond saying jay z trending fans are deconstructing their new video for hidden meanings and symbolism the name of that song i can't say on the radio but go check it out the videos online right now also michael jackson trending michael jackson musical is coming to broadway the show is said to be inspired by the life and work of jackson and it set for a twenty twenty debut what are the turtles are gonna get a music along broadway and that's what i wanted the turtles out of all the bands that have ever existed on the planet donny you are pulling out off the top of my head enjoy it of course it should be called happy together and also trending would be robert kirkman the creator of the walking dead has a new series coming to amazon it's going to be animated a superhero series and it's called invincible that will be debating sometime in the near future or that's attorney here at mytalk oh let's say you're supposed to give you the forecast so let me do that real quickly cloudy tonight sixty one below tomorrow partly sunny with a high of eighty right now it is sixty six at mytalk now you know what we know see more at mytalk one zero seven one dot com gum you do thanks for hanging out with us joy that's your girls like you sign we are good so do you.
On Air with Ryan Seacrest
Comedian Jen Kirkman Brings an All-New Show to Hilarities Next Week
"At night what it that isn't there have been they did start flowing ben isn't it i mean just for a minute just put your like what is it like to be in your shoes on this evening celebrating that potential accolades for your work your family must be so proud of you well i get you have to be careful there could some people have lost family cable use a family that very vague nothing your momma your you look around in ucp look i've said like i thought somebody who scarlett johansson walks up and maybe this was last year at this year i think it is wrong some with this goodlooking guy and i think hey how long have you tipping altogether and he says we're not going to gather he says i'm her agent i said well no one knows that like how much supposed to know how your that info closer you guys are look look a beautiful couple right so i all i see this guy the age and all the time now and i always think it's go to ansett's boyfriend yeah but apparently not not so just be careful you never does give me on their car gets now patty are you prepared if my act my first carpet ever