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Bro History
"kostic" Discussed on Bro History
"Dot tv. All right let's get back to the show so All right let's pull this back. There's a book called lost alliance by a store by historian name of frank Kostic castiglia la data argues that the reason why the cold war happened was because the big three alliance between fdr stalin and churchill was split up so fdr dies in office and churchill loses his election to the labor party in nineteen forty-five. Obviously there's a lot more to it in his book but you know he kinda bright more about how the personalities between three were kind of keeping things together and then when those personalities Were disrupted or you know when these guys aren't dealing with each other anymore everything with the shit and that's how the cold war happened. He writes it obviously with a lot more nuance. And i'm just kinda paraphrasing him. But what i agree with. And i think what everyone's kind of forced to agree with is that fdr and stalin were partners during the war. And i don't think either one of them planned on a forty year cold war. That's that's crazy actually. I got to pick up that book. Because i had no idea that. Fdr was buddies with stalin That's kinda hard to believe. But i guess i mean something tells me though that stalin must have had like some kind of alterior motives you know without those time crystals to figure it out. Well i mean. I wouldn't say they're buddies just saying that. They were collaborators. Air working together as their partners in the biggest foreign human history so there is just some level of cooperation and apparently now they're to the most powerful people on the planet so that when they were able to work with each other to fight to fight in world war two as far as soon as soon as i don't know how har- how far but i can tell you that he was accused of being too too soft on stalin like forward when people criticize him. You'd be like hey man..
THE HALF HOUR BROS PODCAST
"kostic" Discussed on THE HALF HOUR BROS PODCAST
"So now he comes and stands in front of the gods and goes like this like he's going to get dark mitch and i stupidly. Went lasted started live. Because it was the slowest thing. I'd ever seen it was like at the advocate. Would have you know folded over his face at exits taste of. I need this phantom of the opera style the because it was was just silly it was like it was nothing. Spot was not a big deal and it was very. We're creating art. You know you know you have. Individuals debt are kostic. You're a good director will bring you over to explain what's going on and inside you know you become and then it's like you want to do the very best you can. There are other direct. Who could be very cost. Who it's not enough. That's not done enough. No i said iras sounds like and then it becomes very adversarial. Admits like everybody's. Yeah how's desktop. If i do say that's a good session widow so it's always better n. p. obsessions or good. It's a fund gets paid for a two divorces with three kids through college for houses. You know live is good. Yeah and and a back surgery. So there you go out to and i'm still upright knock on wood so yeah flying's going to be quite the adventure after cova with that can only imagine well as long as it doesn't cause feedback on the mike. I guess we're good gets record. So what would you close it out and thank you again for coming on me and my pleasure. What would you say. The four best categories of voices. You need to do our. Maybe the four most popular that that you've had to do in your career would be well for an individual really. It's it's you know. Beat be honest to yourself as to what you do on radio guys. I almost invariably talk about doing promo thursday on an all new two broke girls because they've got that radio thing you know so..
Breaking Green Ceilings
"kostic" Discussed on Breaking Green Ceilings
"That's a whole nother topic really is a whole other topic is measuring your impact. But what you were saying is that really struck. Me is that how art transcends languages and i think it also can transcend cultures. So like when you're talking about how someone from an african culture may view the mermaids plastic work that you had and somebody in china they may have the same reaction but they come from completely different cultures. Right which i think is. I don't know that. I just had an aha moment from what you said is of course it does. But there's also the the emotions elemental fit that. I wanted to talk to you about and it's what kind of art invokes emotions and so in your work. Of course. it invokes some of emotions. But i wanted to use some examples of your work of art in kinda just discuss it with you briefly. We won't go in like a deep conversation. Which i'd love to but obviously we don't have time so what i wanted to do is share my screen and just so that viewers can have an idea of what we're talking about when we're referencing a particular piece of art. I don't know if it offends you. Say peace of not at all. Okay my first question on this so it looks like aac. There's a free diver. But they're diving in like a sea of plastic cups basically and this was from your plastic phobia installation and was i just in singapore yes. This was in singapore. Okay so just a little bit of background here. This is a plastic cave created from eighteen thousand cups with the help of thirty volunteers and in two days and this was in singapore. So like what emotions are. You're trying to invoke in this particular piece. Yeah so. This is an art installation that collected eighteen thousand plastic cups in a day and a half and so. That's i think an interesting statistic because we don't think about how much we consume as people as a society in a single day and so part of the conversation starters because this is done in singapore which is a place that is largely considered to be an environmental leader in the space yet. Singapore doesn't really recycle. I think they recycle less than five percent of their plastic. Most of their products are actually incinerated or tossed into landfill the original idea with this concept as we were thinking about it and i was talking with the fellow artists on this project. Joshua go in order to build this as we thought. We wanted to build like a cave. That sort of felt like plastic. O phobic what does it feel like when these walls are kinda crashing into you but as we were building it we started to realize that you know what actually this looks more mystical cosmic than anything else and so initially started off like close tight. Cave ended up feeling more like a constellation of plastics. And so for me. This underwater shot almost brings to light the statistic which is that there are more pieces of micro plastic floating around in the ocean than there are stars in the milky way is wild right and so how do you convey that. I don't know. I just thought it would be really interesting to have. This guy. looked like he was coming in and is actually just a photo that's inverted so it's just an upside down photo to to kind of make people feel like he's swimming and that's it but with this art installation it was a slight deviation from what i normally did in the sense that the goal was to create a space that anyone could photograph it quotas inside up. It wasn't just my photos but the photos at anybody else who wanted to raise awareness for the issue could go in put a model there and take a photo so it was like a persistent gallery. That was there for six weeks which is really really cool. Yeah this is how i actually got to know about. Yeah to singapore's social to show on netflix. Upon that show is one of the season that show was a volunteer believe in this particular installation so anyways this that show. I was watching the video of how y'all put together this installation and at one point you mentioned that you were concerned that it looked to beautiful. Why were you concerned about that. Yeah well that's exactly what i just explained to you so basically the original idea was to make it like a cave. That was tight and plaka phobic but at the end of the day more beautiful and it was like it didn't create the emotion that originally set out in my mind but that doesn't mean it's bad and so i think with arts menu create it. There's always the idea of what you think. Things are going to be and then there is the reality of what happens when you actually do it. And so somewhere in the middle of that is actually what the creative processes. It's bringing an idea from something that doesn't exist all the way into reality and along the way some things changed. Sometimes they changed for the better. Sometimes it changed from the worst. I think one thing that i've learned is ultimately at the end of the day. After you've built something you get to tell the story of why reaping existed and so nobody knows the process The original intention was so you can always work backwards after you've created the thing to figure out. Well how do. I re adopt this message so that it resonates with people and sometimes it resonates really strongly and other times. It doesn't and that's kind of the nature of it. it's more important. I think to try and play in experiment and learn and grow than it is to just sit around and do nothing. Yeah you mentioned something interesting in terms of fake the intention of the process but the outcome was different and for me in my mind. I just assumed that the outcome was what was desired which is completely just unrealistic in many situations. But there's also the. I thought going back to when you said that you were concerned about it. Looking beautiful is that it would take away from the message that you were trying to pass. Onto those who are experiencing the installation that like classic is ugly. It's gross it's bad for the environment. Was i misunderstanding. Bad comments no not really okay. I think that's right. Yeah and i think it's a fine balance of but at the same time. how do you get. Somebody's attention if 'cause beautiful things tend to get people's attention. Yeah exactly when you look at the work that they create. It's sort of strikes balanced between beauty and sadness. I think it's something that i consistently tried to do. In this particular case. I was hoping to make a little bit less pretty and more. I don't know what disturbing like. I wanted to be almost like disturbing because it's idea of the cups in my mind. When i was imagining best i was like oh these cups are like tentacles like a lot of eyeballs kind of staring at and it looked like it was sort of discombobulated or felt like that was what the feeling would be but in reality it just ended up looking gala. More pretty. it was like okay. Well you mentioned you had like a confessional booth where people would what they would change in their behavior whatever. That was what the show wanted to do. That had nothing to do with my arms that was on the show wanted to and i don't know if they did it because i didn't watch the show. Oh okay well. They did it. Did it work yes. Some people were confessed. Default that they don't use reusable cups and from now on they would bring their own coffee cups to the cafe or whatever and cook. Some people were like. I'm going to be more cognizant. About how much kostic. I use some people mentioning that. They are guilty of not remembering to carry their cloth grocery bag to the grocery stores. I mean small little things but you know it's something like you said the other piece that was curious to talk to you about.
Konfus
"kostic" Discussed on Konfus
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No Agenda
"kostic" Discussed on No Agenda
"Cliff clue does beg the question. What was that clip about. Well i think the clip was about. It was like dessert at a good restaurant. I'm going to tell us a little story. Okay there used to be a place. In san francisco called mosses and i eat during number tons of was considered the best restaurant san francisco for a while. He was guy came out of new york. I is a famous japanese. French chef and i ate there but the food was never that good but the desserts were so spectacular. That that's all you remember. You always remember the last thing and this was tested again in beauty pageants the would as as the pageant goes by. Can you can do this and watch this yourself as the pageant goes by the judging gets less and less and less rigid and so the girls who come late in the pageant get higher marks than the girl who especially the number one contestant she always get screwed And so whatever comes at the end is all that really matters. And that's what was proven in a restaurant review and proven beauty pageants and what was at the very end of that. Report is all that mattered with was don't get. Don't get astra zeneca well. This is tricky marketing. I have to say that's high end. So this so. This theory was used in In beauty pageants no it was. It was noticed. were never theories that were implemented. These noted i think it was purposely implemented restaurants because they knew blue somebody away at the end of the meal that go away with all. What a great restaurant. Right beauty passionate thing was an observation By using statistics. Well explain this as your dessert. Then tonight history made at the pageant now for the first time ever a transgender woman has been crowned miss nevada usa. Anthony action news anchor. Jackie kostic spoke with the winner and finds out what this win means to the lgbtq community. It's amazing because it's pride munt and it's the fifty second anniversary of stone law. So this is this is what it's come to. What what a sad day. What a sad day for women. Women are getting screwed over by this whole. And by the way i don't i don't care really for beauty pageant. That's all that. Is you know so i really don't really don't care as like would judging women based upon how they look the. It's it's a it's a. It's an anachronism to the wo- culture that somehow has been made relevant by changing this one aspect of it quite that great duty pageants should be completely banned looking at an equity and and and men and women and but no instead were doing this too. I'm fine. I mean i i look at this woman. Women's sports should be banned. But no no. We're gonna have many so i have no problem with that at all. I i will have my wing complain about it this way. Women's sports have been handled is that they lost. The women had a number of women specific sports that have been somewhat either completely marginalized kicked off or or just banned from being played anymore and one of them was called six six man. Basketball women played it and it was a former basketball. That was fascinating that was for women and it was played mostly in the midwest. It's like an obscure sport. Now where you had essentially an offensive team in defensive teams so the three people would play in the front court three people in the back court and they would never cross over the mid line. It was fascinating former basketball. But because it was women's didn't fall title nine or whatever they're using the change things. I don't know i just personal grudge. Can we go back to covid. Yeah we'll we'll revisit this topic later. Yes let's go back to cohen. Let's go to brazil. Update okay yes. It's it's always good to bring in some something from a foreign correspondent is called sheep dipping in brazil covid nineteen which is killed at least five hundred sixteen thousand people caused. Life expectancy declined an estimated one point three years and twenty twenty a stark finding in the country where the second worst death toll after the united states. Thanks they have to hound. Brazil run by this. Of course we have is trump and trump of the south. Of course is yes. They're going to ruin him. Indonesia's go there and see what's going on as the delta variant threatens to hamper covid nineteen recovery efforts around the world. The red cross is warning. Indonesia on the edge of catastrophe has health system struggled to keep up with the influx of patients. This is a nurse in jakarta cases. Were dead on arrival because of a lack of beds what you hear that. Wait a minute what the here. The end pieces were dead on arrival because of a lack of beds so the poor people were dead because they had no beds no worse than that dead on arrival. Yeah because of the lack of beds so how does that work. So they came in numbers died on. The ambulance is dead. Now i am. I think i can explain it. You have to be pronounced dead before you're dead. So they show up. They come into the hospital. They're waiting. They're they're dead and then they check say dead. We didn't have a bed So then it's a lack of beds. I don't know it's it's amy. Why are you at. Where are we even talking about it. It wasn't her talking with some rip snorter. It's her reporter dead on arrival. Did on arrivals dead on arrival beds bed. Yeah yeah this. The kind of reporting get from democracy now. A lot of cases were dead on arrival because of a lack of beds. I don't know what they meant but it sounds pretty lame. Check in with team halo over on tiktok as you know the Jen psaki hosted Tick tock stars at the white house for a briefing taking pay. No this yes a page from From president trump. Only you know he got Bloggers and youtubers and maybe some podcasters. Let's see Happening soon jen psaki in meeting with internet stars for the first ever social media briefing. Yeah but see among questions about poverty reduction immigration and making life better for teachers sake in the internet stars. Bantered about lady gaga..
No Agenda
"kostic" Discussed on No Agenda
"Cliff clue does beg the question. What was that clip about. Well i think the clip was about. It was like dessert at a good restaurant. I'm going to tell us a little story. Okay there used to be a place. In san francisco called mosses and i during number tons of was considered the best restaurant san francisco for a while. He was guy came out of new york. I is a famous japanese. French chef and i ate there but the food was never that good but the desserts were so spectacular. That that's all you remember. You always remember the last thing and this was tested again. In beauty pageants the would as as the pageant goes by. You can do this and watch this yourself as the pageant goes by the judging gets less and less and less rigid and so the girls who come late in the pageant get higher marks than the girl who especially the number one contestant she always get screwed And so whatever comes at the end is all that really matters. And that's what was proven in a restaurant review and proven beauty pageants and what was at the very end of that report is all that mattered. with was don't get. Don't get astra zeneca well. This is tricky marketing. I have to say that's high end. So this so. This theory was used in In beauty pageants no it was. It was noticed. were never theories that were implemented. These was not. I think it was purposely implemented at these restaurants because they knew blue somebody away at the end of the meal that go away with all what a great restaurant right. Duty passionate thing was an observation By using statistics. Well explain this as your dessert. Then tonight history made at the pageant now for the first time ever a transgender woman has been crowned miss nevada usa. Anthony action news anchor. Jackie kostic spoke with the winner and finds out what this win means to the lgbtq community. It's amazing because it's pride munt and it's the fifty second anniversary of stone law. So this is this is what it's come to. What what a sad day. What a sad day for women. Women are getting screwed over by this whole. And by the way i don't i don't care really for beauty pageant. That's all that. Is you know so i really don't really don't care as like would judging women based upon how they look the. It's it's a it's a. It's an anachronism to the wo- culture that somehow has been made relevant by changing this one aspect of it quite quite that great beauty pageants should be completely banned looking at an equity and and and men and women and but no instead were doing this too. I'm fine i mean i. I look at this woman. Women's sports should be banned. But no no. We're gonna have many so i have no problem with that at all. I i will have my wing complain about it this way. Women's sports have been handled is that they lost. The women you know had a number of women specific sports that have been somewhat either completely marginalized kicked off or or just banned from being played anymore and one of them was called six six man. Basketball women played it and it was a former basketball. That was fascinating that was for women and it was played mostly in the midwest. It's like an obscure sport now where you had essentially an offensive team in a defensive team. So the three people would play in the front court three people in the back court and they would never cross over the mid line. It was fascinating former basketball. But because it was women's didn't follow title nine or whatever they're using the change things i don't know i just personal grudge. Can we go back to covid. We'll we'll revisit this topic later. Yes let's go back to cohen. Let's go to brazil. Update okay yes. It's it's always good to bring in some something from a foreign correspondent is called sheep dipping in brazil covid nineteen which is killed at least five hundred sixteen thousand people caused. Life expectancy declined an estimated one point three years and twenty twenty a stark finding in the country where the second worst death toll after the united states. Thanks have to hound. Brazil run by this. Of course we have is trump and trump of the south. Of course is yes. They're going to ruin him. Indonesia's go there and see what's going on as the delta variant threatens to hamper covid nineteen recovery efforts around the world. The red cross is warning. Indonesia on the edge of catastrophe has health system struggled to keep up with the influx of patients. This is a nurse in jakarta pieces. Were dead on arrival because of a lack of beds what you hear that. Wait a minute what the here. The end pieces were dead on arrival because of a lack of beds so the poor people were dead because they had no beds no worse than that dead on arrival. Yeah because of the lack of beds so how does that work. So they came in numbers died on. The ambulance is dead now. I and i think i can explain it. You have to be pronounced dead before you're dead. So they show up. They come into the hospital. They're waiting. They're they're dead and then they check say dead. We didn't have a bed so then it's lack of beds. I don't know it's it's amy why are you at. Where are we even talking about it. It wasn't her talking with some rip snorter. It's her reporter dead on arrival. Did on arrivals dead on arrival beds bed. Yeah yeah this is the kind of reporting we get from and marcus. Now of cases were dead on arrival because of a lack of beds. I don't know what they meant but it sounds pretty lame. Check in with team halo over on tiktok as you know the Jen psaki hosted Tick tock stars at the white house for a briefing taking pay. No this yes taking a page from From president trump. only you know he got Bloggers and youtubers and maybe some podcasters. Let's see Happening soon jen psaki in meeting with internet stars for the first ever social media briefing. Yeah but see among questions about poverty reduction immigration and making life better for teachers sake in the internet stars. Bantered about lady gaga..
No Agenda
"kostic" Discussed on No Agenda
"Cliff clue does beg the question. What was that clip about. Well i think the clip was about. It was like dessert at a good restaurant. I'm going to tell us a little story. Okay there used to be a place. In san francisco called mosses and i eat during number tons of was considered the best restaurant san francisco for a while. He was guy came out of the new york. I is a famous japanese. French chef and i ate there but the food was never that good but the desserts were so spectacular. That that's all you remember. You always remember the last thing and this was tested again in beauty pageants would as as the pageant goes by. You can do this and watch this yourself as the pageant goes by the judging gets less and less and less rigid and so the girls who come late in the pageant get higher marks than the girl who especially the number one contestant she always get screwed And so whatever comes at the end is all that really matters. And that's what was proven in a restaurant review and proven beauty pageants and what was at the very end of that. Report is all that mattered. was don't get too. Don't get astra zeneca well. This is tricky marketing. I have to say that's high end. So this so. This theory was used in In beauty pageants no it was. It was noticed. were never theories that were implemented. These was not. I think it was purposely implemented at these restaurants because they knew blue somebody away at the end of the meal that go away with all what a great restaurant right. Beauty passionate thing was an observation By using statistics. Well explain this as your dessert. Then tonight history made at the pageant now for the first time ever a transgender woman has been crowned miss nevada usa. Anthony action news anchor. Jackie kostic spoke with the winner and finds out what this win means to the lgbtq community. Amazing because it's pride munt and it's the fifty second anniversary of stone law. So this is this is what it's come to. What what a sad day. What a sad day for women. Women are getting screwed over by this whole. And by the way i don't i don't care really for beauty pageant. That's all that. Is you know so i really don't really don't care as like would judging women based upon how they look the. It's it's a it's a. It's an anachronism to the wo- culture that somehow has been made relevant by changing this one aspect of it quite is a great pageant should be completely banned looking at an equity and and and men and women and but no instead were doing this too. I'm fine. I mean i i look at this woman. Women's sports should be banned. But no no. We're gonna have many so i have no problem with that at all. I i will have my wing complain about it this way. Women's sports have been handled is that they lost. The women had a number of women specific sports that have been somewhat either completely marginalized kicked off or just banned from being played anymore and one of them was called six. six man. Basketball women played it and it was a former basketball. That was fascinating that was for women and it was played mostly in the midwest. It's like an obscure sport. Now where you had essentially an offensive team in defensive teams so the three people would play in the front court three people in the back court and they would never cross over the mid line. It was fascinating former basketball. But because it was women's didn't fall title nine or whatever they're using the change things. I don't know i just personal grudge. Can we go back to covid. We'll we'll revisit this topic later. Yes let's go back to cohen. Let's go to brazil. Update okay yes. It's it's always good to bring in some something from a foreign correspondent is called sheep-dipping in brazil. Covid nineteen which is killed. At least five hundred sixteen thousand people caused. Life expectancy declined an estimated one point three years and twenty twenty a stark finding in the country. Where the second worst death toll after the united states. Thanks they have to hound. Brazil run by this. Of course we have is trump and trump of the south. Of course is yes. They're going to ruin him. Indonesia's go there and see what's going on as the delta variant threatens to hamper covid nineteen recovery efforts around the world. The red cross is warning. Indonesia on the edge of catastrophe has health system struggled to keep up with the influx of patients. This is a nurse in jakarta pieces. Were dead on arrival because of a lack of beds what you hear that. Wait a minute what the here. The end pieces were dead on arrival because of a lack of beds so the poor people were dead because they had no beds no worse than that dead on arrival. Yeah because of the lack of so. How does that work. So they came in. Numbers died on. The ambulance is dead. Now i am. I think i can explain it. You have to be pronounced dead before you're dead. So they show up. They come into the hospital. They're waiting. They're they're dead and then they check say dead. We didn't have a bed So then it's a lack of beds. I don't know it's it's amy. Why are you at. Where are we even talking about it. It wasn't her talking with some rip snorter. It's her reporter dead on arrival. Did on arrivals dead on arrival beds bed. Yeah yeah this is the kind of reporting we get from marcus now. A lot of cases were dead on arrival because of a lack of beds. I don't know what they meant but it sounds pretty lame. Check in with team halo over on tiktok as you know the Jen psaki hosted Tick tock stars at the white house for a briefing taking pay. No this yes taking a page from From president trump. only you know he got Bloggers and youtubers and maybe some podcasters. Let's see Happening soon jen psaki in meeting with internet stars for the first ever social media briefing. Yeah but see among questions about poverty reduction immigration and making life better for teachers sake in the internet stars. Bantered about lady gaga..
Pod Save the World
"kostic" Discussed on Pod Save the World
"What he's been part of this collision He's been speaking out against racism. Israeli society and bigotry and saying things that don't bring us together are things that we shouldn't be doing Which actually doug tells a lot sort of things that you can see how they in the end gone along One of the interesting things about said was that he was courted. By netanyahu offered him the moon Also the trying to get them into his coalition. it didn't work for two reasons One was that the racist that netanyahu also wiped it to the knesset yellen said no no no what part of our manifesto do not understand. We are racist. We will not sit with an arab party in the government. Sending get both to sit there but the second reason was that Abbas said. I think he offered me a little more than the coalition coalition. But i didn't believe he'd give me whereas these guys. I trust these guys will actually deliver knows that he has to deliver. I think for the community israel if he wants to maintain this alliance hoisted by your own petard bb. Well we look that that that future prospect you describe there of a more diverse more representative government is is really an exciting one But let's talk about bb So there's this vote. On sunday. Ben and i talked a bit about earlier. It was unbelievably acrimonious. You had members of parliament who were netanyahu. Allies booing neftali bennett. Your lupi ended up not giving a speech because he said he didn't want to embarrass his eighty six year old mother who had travelled down for this event You know people are getting ojected from from the room. It was a mess and then being. Yahoo gave this speech where he just sort of like. Burn down the place talked about all the times. He gave the middle finger. The united states and told american presidents specifically barack obama to go fuck himself which you know to be Reinforced all the reasons. Why i think that american presidents should be willing to criticize. Who by digress. But so netanyahu's not going anywhere right. He still a member of parliament. He's gonna try to clause way back into power. What did you make of this. This scene in this closing message about like sticking it to the americans and blah blah blah. I mean is that an effective message. Israeli politics that race be seen. I don't actually think that particular messages. I think that's something that's really important andrea score that has been saying over over israel unlike america parliamentary democracy. That's why you have to pay like when he doesn't just go away right. He becomes the leader of the opposition. And that's a you know. A very powerful bully pulpit. Let's all right He is at a political leader now. Still in israeli is just a different political leader. You know when foreign dignitaries comes they're gonna visit him to and just like you to understand the card coalition. It's a parliamentary democracy and say coalition. And so you can look at the guy who's in the front like better but you really got to look at all the people behind it. Right and those are like senator and left wing ministers and that tells you what benefits freedom of action. It's but to return to the now. He definitely was trying to solve the earth between the american government and the new israeli government Because it would actually be quite bad for him if they started getting along better because he said that what's necessary is sort of partisan kostic of approach. That he's taken and that. I did this because it was necessary for social security and its survival and so on and if it turns out that that's not true right and it turns out that these countries can't get along. They can compromise a little. Bit right and sky does not fall right. That's a real rat rebuke to and so. He doesn't want that to happen. Something else that. I wonder if we'll see him. Try to do is also see him. Try to solve your between the new government and the republican party which has been very closely identify with your now particularly during the trump years. And they're seeing their guy go out of power and so what does he. What message does he said to them as you say well you know you need to support israel no matter what government is empowering. You should like work with this government or doesn't it tell you who say well you know they're going to be gone soon off the top of this government. It's pretty fractious already. And then i'll be back right so you know they're pretenders. Don't really pay attention to them and again being probe is being pro israel. That's sort of message right. And it's going to be interesting to see which of those messages resonates more. Whether it's being pro-israel means being pro. Who's empowered who is rallies have chosen right versus being pros being probaby which those republicans stakeholders choose And we started. We seem both but we've seen some republicans already congratulate new government and saying we look forward to live with you and then we'll see people like matt gets tweeting That you know this whole government is just united by and they're going to you know persecuted y'all but he's going to be back because they don't have anything holding together. Which is something we should talk about right around with all this factor stuff right so we're going to see that break. I think the republican party see how shakes out matt. Gaetz is price should worry about his own prosecution and not a that. This government is going to try to railroad. Netanyahu what there are all these corruption cases against bb netanyahu and by the way like on this broader point of trying to drive a wedge between the us in israel. I was struck by netanyahu's tone as compared to your lupita like republicans and democrats are when they talk about the us commitment to israel. They really do mean the country. And they don't mean to the man. Bb netanyahu unless you're currently living at mar-a-lago but i don i. This is not a bad. I would take if netanyahu but digress so the corruption cases. Bb tried to pass legislation to protect yourself from prosecution. Seem like maybe one of the reasons he was clinging to power so desperately does his ouster From the prime ministership changed the process. Or the timeline for any of these cases at all cata data work. Yeah so is independent. Judiciary this cases of the system and Basically there is nothing that anyone's going to do to affect it. It's going to move at the pace is going gonna move. There's a tremendous amount of documentation because there are multiple cases there's years and years investigated materials and very good players. Who are betting everything and squeezing it with an soliciting could drag out for years which is also part of. Because he's like okay. So this is a setback for me. But if i can get this government to fall can always come back into power and then we're back to work And so this is far from hitting his from his perspective. I don't think he's wrong. This is far from over And it's also why did a lot to sort of de-legitimize government attack it's Boniface but in the end he handed over power. Did not try to you..
My Marvelous Year
"kostic" Discussed on My Marvelous Year
"Like with a couple of deadpool movies and a whole history of deadpool comics in like deadpool in cable which was like one of my favorite series. They ran for a little while. Yeah it was a wild because the guy was just like in this book was anonymous. Basically he was just another like costume person to fight and oh he has some weird powers that were definitely gonna talk about later but not right now. He's focused exactly dude with a healing factor. That can take a punch like. That's yeah he did that very well. I think in this but yeah it was. It was weird seeing it. Because we're so attached to deadpool nowadays earliest. I am like you know better worse. Those movies have just one pretend to be into it. Deadpool fan Yeah no. I hear that zach. This is your first experience reading a deadpool comic. I wanna say is that correct. I love at least yeah. And i haven't read that much more. I've read like an issue here. They are but i have not dived into deadpool. I think the most. I've read is the like sit like nine hundred ninety nine series like in the marvel knights era. I think that. Joe kelly's run nine. Yeah sure that really becomes deadpool. I think in the wait. A lot of people think of them Which won't spoil anything obviously but like okay. What did you think then of of this issue which you know again like big picture of very much fits into the progression of post extinction agenda. So that's the that's the crossover event that we covered at the first part of nineteen ninety one that that the positive way of reading it in terms of characterization i think is extinction agenda in what cable saw on june osha. Really changes him because he goes to the island that is all about enslaving mutants. They bear like them in the x. Men and all the mutants that are there they barely make it out right. They all like one of his soldiers. Rain sinclair's turn into a mutate. One of his or one of his students. I should say is another student warlock. He's he dies. Another kid died on the nubians. Watch things are going badly for professor cable. So his reaction to that is to transition out and say all right forget it. It's all war all the time we need to get these kids into soldiers and that idea. I think kind of works. And that's kind of the backdrop of these three issues but all right. I'll toss us ac. What did you think of comic. And what did you think of cable transition. And also like the introduction of deadpool here Deadpool asserted deadpool Did i don't think he would make much of an impression. If i didn't know him already and already primed to know that like this is not the dead pool that he becomes so it was kind of expecting it. It wasn't like disappointing. Because i already expected that It's fine. I'm i'm not that invested in lie-filled bill kostic characters yet cool cost although we have to talk about it when we when life else sent. Fabian nikki asia the artwork for deadpool and was like here's a new character um introducing negi as wrote back and wrote this. Is death stroke from teen titans.
Capes and Lunatics
"kostic" Discussed on Capes and Lunatics
"Even i guess you as well the mica the ultimate universe's version of raid as pretty deadly Saw yeah i'll i'll stick with him then. Easy called the micheals account remember. He's got another name where he was at long island like But yeah he he's interesting side which it is for me obvious ones aside. I'll set him as full favorite feeling five at tame on have to goes for they the new fantastic full wound ryan gush rod hulk a remember did it was who will this by adams. That's all i remember was a gush on a hoc. Wolverine and the person doesn't matter just beyond yet they were recalled team. I'm just going to decide that you know favorite artists and stuff. There's there are many. I mean jeez John salvi simonson did a great apply. I would have to but in that nones ryan was just fantastic. So i'm gonna give it to him Favorite writer would have to be between other side outside. Disturbing was pretty good. Electees run But he is well is right up the with more recent run. What are the ones where. What other top. Each were their favorites out by moment. Actually here by five story amendment. I'm gonna say a moment and mulligan scientists. Because i recently read it again at the end of issued to It was an issue. Way the scrawls in the fantastic four trying to get them into trouble And yeah long story short. I one of the skype kinda with the rest of the scrawls Incidentally because raid goes on board the ship pretending to be scroll disguised as raid. And he convinces the scroll lleida. That is so dangerous. Giving him pages of tales to astonish jennings history of little comic book panels of monsters south of pretty funny but my favorite moment would have to be towards the end way. The scrawls can say the fate the three scrawls which captured and punished Did not send back into add. Spice the punished for the rest of their lives raid hypnotizing them and they transformed because i can transform into anything Into three cows at amer to the opinion so punishment so the story. He'll munching gross in the in the fantastic fully. All at once came back. And then john byrne rush punishment. I'll leave that up two years. But i thought that was quite tiny Cheeky anyway. I can't think of any other topics of the favorites. That you've mentioned but that's kind of a summary. May i love the fantastic four again. I'm think the defining quality is is this family. You know the the the dynamics is well and contrary to what liu says. Well i think the fight for thank kostic as well by. I'm i can't deny that yet. The family dynamic is what makes him so interesting. Dan slot does that very well. Although i haven't read the the lighter mauritians But even the previous runs just that dynamic Because you've got you've got a husband. Wife you've got brother systolic Got best friend ben. Grimm and rates are. There's only a different relationship on Compactly summarized in the group. So i think that's really great But yeah. I'm very happy with patrick. Pessimistic sixtieth hyping. To do a good raid. Get more epic collections. The phil philadel- allowed And and Read about you. Know the master plan of doom and coming of galactic out the first appearance of the circle which was christ as well That was a good one earlier on But yeah that's cool adam. yeah. I'll be listening intently for all of your favorites as well Are really interesting to know what your favorites moment stories because many All leave it at that. And yes that does cole thank you. Thank you ray. By the way he did mention the hulk he did not mention spider man. Okay you forget spiderman ray because man if you're not white robe workman mention that. I really liked to matt fraction. Our team i did. I'm surprised that she was on my list. Yeah because i love what they did and technically it's f- astra n- not the fantastic four run. So but that's my so head to credit creative team to honor for that. That would be them. Because i did love. I love monica prince of magic. Just calling eddie dabbler. Tv's calling duma drop out and it just tell them 'cause target he's an easy target but the f. f. Probably one of my favorite very asians on the fantastic for the future foundation book. It wasn't fantastic. Four bucket was the future foundation. And that it also possible the moloi and you know a bunch of other great characters all the kids with scott lang in this thing and then those to not having relationship later on was always a weird thing but you know he's he's a mess to start with this thing she's a rockstar and but yeah it was. It was just a great run. And they can't. They can't have their movie property. Getting involved with a fantastic four gear. Do who wasn't yet owned by disney so amity watching in the future in the future foundation are i'm caught. I'm cutting it there and picky charge. Dammit time oh i talk too much anyway. Send us your thoughts just like ray. What are your favorite fantastic for anything because hey still still sixtieth year. Email landscapes at gmail.com or. Call the voicemail. Six one four three eight two two seven three seven six four thirty eight capes and remember to follow pixel facebook. twitter instagram. find this. Youtube channel cbo Fires is rolling the packer head. Links to the patriarch links emerge lakes to everything gala. one place. that swing tree l. a. n. t. r. e. e. slash at lunatics. And here that please support our sponsors. You can hear that college dropout. Boom and crystal clear. Hd quality audio quality with tweets audio of course out some headphones come on people coupon code. Checkout a ans. Enough goal some hunter killer road southgate upon checkout right. 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Horizon Talk Radio's podcast
"kostic" Discussed on Horizon Talk Radio's podcast
"Italica michael jackson's at tonight matthew. I won't through the whole by the welcome to the show mauri. I put it out some of that. Right yeah tankers. Months sounded good to me. Y'all not sort of into the funding of the the english american canada australia. It's not so bad. But trying to the european languages like finland sweden especially the nordic countries and then and then the german country. It's very hard for people well. No that's fine lettuce really hard. Language might claim to fame is mentioned when a. Come onto the show. If i been somewhere. The money guys helsinki. When i was younger probably before i was before i got my said sometime late. Eighties early nineties. I haven't actually been since which is annoying him But when i went on a european tour of your by ryo and it bought me to their the sweden finland ferry. And then when all over shipment as much as i could because i just like the cold countries because of snow and rain devon yet types to do the big one though the sweden to naff rick norway or is it no way so i know nobody never know nobody. I am trying because it's a very special area. Yeah trying to. I'd even yet is sweden. Finland is the i like code. But i don't like to cold and of finland's reminds me of the gateway to russia in a way so it tends to get more codes that way. Yeah so after chair south up with myself up with medicinal and then maybe a music. Yeah you control what. What made you choose. music in. The first place was after the relationship. Bow down before. Well i've been doing music for twenty five years now so i've been doing it always but this solo album came kind of when my life changed a lot so these neo kind of falke song started coming out so i decided to make a solo album because previously had done like metal music. So it's really different from that so kostic more music. While have you played any webs of life Before the pandemic while are you planning after Planning after i didn't have the chance to play this solo album stuff live yet. I played last couple of private so Before the whole thing started. But now i'm just waiting things to open up so but before i played like i conduct like five hundred showed with different than wow. It must i dunno. I mean imagine. If i was in a band would it be better with a band. Because you've got everybody helping you with the music and the vocals may be or is it better on your own. I mean i guess. It's a bit like bus tickets. Five boasts is more expensive than the one bus. Being on your own. You can please yourself. You don't have to confirm with the rest of the band. You know the the People flexible but then you lose the support of the vocals instruments. I guess one of them. It's one of funds his solely singers. Yeah well. I kind of like both ways of working when working with the band two. There's the social aspect and the interaction between musicians and when you do solo stuff. You're just by yourself so you don't have that interaction between different instruments and play instruments by yourself after you recorded the vocals guitars and when you play live you're always always on your own so but maybe i add some musicians for these on the way so it was fun to play with other people and you probably have to make your own. Coffee is yeah. Now you can do by so i mean you. Most people do say they do their solo stuff in they they do. The bounced off as well so cushion used to playing with different bands. I guess for you. This is easy and now abundant. It's because if you want to know that yeah yeah. That's good thing to write your own song lyrics so makes things easier kind of by the way one of the pictures out. Just it reminds me of probably the little bit of Did do news nice now. Event the farthest Magic about a father in finland when is no snow. It's truly beautiful in the summertime. We made this. Love will prevail music video last july. Think and my daughter was two years old on that one test yesterday. She turned three years bile. Yeah clearly have been mcbain. Good now they say terrible twos but but in the freezer. Getting better behaved yeah. I don't know he's so great and it's a big experience for me to become a father at porty and it has really affected my music writing as well. Kind of opening up new doors in life and making a tink of things like in a different way forty When she becomes eighteen you been almost a pension of severe. He has scabby that wii. But in another way you'll have more experience to give her now forty that she can learn from and then later on michael own judgment mistakes or happiness I love these photos. You that when you in dark looms and and some of them like deserted properties may not be but they look like they are. Yeah there was one where we thought this music video for the title song. Dreams of a middle aged man. There was this burnt house so it made really nice like black backgrounds for the music video. And the bdo where i am in with my daughter rates also saw tina burnt forest was like a huge area forest burnt in norton finland so sheltered there just seen when you have videos them poison woman. Yeah that's s lyric deal. Very.
WGR 550 Sports Radio
"kostic" Discussed on WGR 550 Sports Radio
"P.m. through the playoffs. TJ, It's Howard and Brayton. Good morning. How you doing? Hi, guys. How you doing? Our We've done this for a long time. So it's just more more good news. You probably you know, you used to actually come on with us. When the sabers were playing playoff games you might not remember. But I do remember. I remember that. Yes, that was a long time ago now. So what are your thoughts as an outsider, so to speak from a national perspective on the stuff that happened with Michael this weekend? What's going on up here right now? Well, it was, uh, minutes surprising right that a player was so out, spoken publicly about the situation, but it just goes to show you where Relationship is right now and also our baby. Will you read up on what the discussion is about this injury and how you know he wants to go about treatment. I mean, I I understand the concern of the team. And I also certainly understand the player wanting to do what he thinks is right for for his body and his career. So this is this is Putting unique and understandable, I think on both sides in the C B. A, uh indicates that the team does have more say these days with the changes in the TV over time. They have a little more say on these matters, or maybe a lot for say. And he's got his show. What I think this is a really unique and difficult in past, and I'll be curious to see how that part of it is results. But there's been a lot of water under the bridge between Jack Eichel on the Buffalo sabers. I don't tell you guys I go all the way back to the very, very start when? At the draft lottery, Tim Murray, who was then the GM of the Sabers, uh upon The results, becoming official and the sabers getting a second pick. Don't do it, like just be upset about the process. Instead of welcoming the fact that likely we're going to end up with Jack Eichel. And I think if I was cycle at that time, I would have been why this wasn't the response I was expecting. So right from the start. It seemed like You know, there's been some challenges in that relationship I wanted. I'd like to ask you get your thoughts, You know if they trade and what the market would be like, and I think either way, EJ This was a discussion that was trending the way the season was playing out because again another losing season last overall, another coaching change, and I think no matter what I call would have been asked been asked by the media. Do you want to be here and deal with this anymore? But You know the injury situation and what he said about the disconnect just added another layer to this discussion. So having said all of that, if the sabers to decide to trade Jack Eichel this off season Factoring in the injury situation. What is the market for Jack Eichel? What would it be like? Well, I think the biggest thing is the injury right and what the medicals are and how how comfortable in the routine would be in the making that move, so We know what he is the player. I mean, he's still a young guy. He's a big man. When he's healthy and going. He's one of the top offensive players in this league. So and he's a settlement. So I think a lot of teams would Would certainly be willing T O pay a lot to get him. I mean, I I could imagine if you're in Anaheim. Let's say, you know, maybe you'd be willing to give up Trevor's egoist and maybe another. Good defenseman, maybe a good defense and what secrets And then maybe a kick The fighting on the medical this year in l A. I mean, maybe you willing to trade acquitted by field who was second overall text. Last year, and I'm not a couple of other good young prospects on draft picks together. I mean, this is a significant significant player. And if you're the buffalo sabers, you've got to get You've got to get some serious absence in return, and if you're going to do this process and again if the medicals are favorable and the market in that, you know when there's not a concern that he's not gonna be able to Play at the highest level. I would think you were going to be able to create a pretty good auction amongst teams that have ah lot that would be willing tol big, quite a bit to get his services. We're with EJ erratic from NHL network EJ to the Stanley Cup playoffs. First round Syria's air all set Now Is there a most interesting syriza or maybe even a couple seriously. You look at and gold that it's more intriguing than the others. I think they're all pretty darn good job this with longing, you know, like from a friend in my own home. From my personal standpoint, I think Toronto or Montreal plane is kind of cool, because I mean, I mean, we're having them on my fight Table Hockey Ronald Monkey on the old metal players, right? Not the plastic players, the metal players. That's right, 100 years ago when I had that, you know when I had that table hockey, he was Toronto, Montreal, and we don't see that too often. So that's kind of cool. I think the battle of Florida I mean, there's a totally different thing. You have all the Lord legend of original six teams in Canada, Montreal and Toronto. And then you have the defending Stanley Cup champion Tampa Bay Lightning and the kind of upstart Florida Panthers first time that those two teams are getting together in a playoff series. I think that's gonna be a lot of fun. It's gonna be I mean, they go after each other, Pretty good and Pamphlets, guts and challenges. I think with some guys that are probably not 100% healthy. Going into the postseason and Florida. It just seems like you know, they get an injury. They gave move guys in and out. Seems like no problem. They just keep rolling along. So you know that's a good one. And that same division. Carolina E mean, that's a team. Good. This is maybe the year they go on, maybe get to a Stanley Cup final. Maybe when the whole thing never really good group, but they're playing Nashville and Nationals been is probably as hard as anybody over the last 68 weeks of the season with a goaltending performance from the UC sorrows that she kind of reminiscent of God you know you got from you was the dominant Kostic. I mean, 9 41 save percentage from sorrows. Over his last 22 23 Angels. Pretty impressive. And you know, when you go out West, you got Vegas and Vegas and Minnesota, which they just had a great year. Minnesota always seems to have their numbers. So how that's gonna play out and, you know, then the East, you can probably flip a coin with those two matchups. Boston and Washington starting tomorrow night. More evening on NBC after the after the Preakness and Charlotte against his former team rooms look good now after the trade deadline acquisition, so I mean, there's a lot of good serious and a lot of good story lines. Want to sneak ahead to the second round. If you don't mind because look up here. I'm not people don't root for the Leafs. Not surprisingly, in Buffalo. I usually enjoy watching them flame out in the first round against Boston, But I gotta tell you from a from a hockey fan standpoint, EJ. I think one of them if it happens. One of the best Syriza in these four rounds could be Toronto and Edmonton Matthews and make David in the second round in that'd be great for the sport. I agree. I mean, I think that would be awesome for the sport to have those that kind of star power. One head to head and also, you know, Think about it. You have Dr Seidel and you have much smarter and I have you know you have this storyline and Joe Court. Who's you know the ancient Joan Thorton still trying to understand like up there in Toronto, and so You know, there's a lot of good Not a good story lines there as well. And that would be fun to watch those guys go head to head in the 17 serious way. Got we never really had that when you go back Into. You know, the earlier and I'm guessing to the time of Gretzky and and the mule there. Those guys never really crossed past in a playoff series. So we lost out on that we've had Crosby and Ovechkin. And that's been fun to watch. And so now the possibility of a Matthews me, David and because of the uniqueness of this season, where we could get that Whereas down the road, it will be less likely because of the fact that astronomy believes obviously you're in the Eastern Division and the Eastern Conference and the You know when the editorials in the Western Conference more from NHL networks EJ erratic when we return your listening to sports talk Saturday, right here on W G R.
Museumspodden
"kostic" Discussed on Museumspodden
"The mailing the playoffs. And y'all says argue that it should manam or stop all get something long than sushi must be. We lost again. So so why does it. Have name sean. Paul mitchell blue living organism collusive at the coca torn the. You're stealing about costs. School year on air. One salesman subsidies stover summoning all the way down. Soon we still have. Every several four lamelo solved of house clung and some ivan have set the most offensive of smart people developing alevi harbor. The gopal producer them off to them before opening or did detect dot com smallness on behalf could use some relevant for no score back. We young the sitting. Sco people can four so puts me in from wound or couldn't stop or question when you tonka opening and manning it about a day via the low screen also says to go belly cups more law or habu gain olga thing. You'll get the little cobb blue Shoe fisk or this sure. It's good to some of the all of more and scholar. Shell la la formula the same. On whom have stealing but thank you hard up. That's nottingham and even that concert who were blue kite the years harvey also didn't come this time to cut off that ooh on lake frenetic cobbler. They have some woman's go blue made and house. The gap secular the deck may only marin need ireland. Sure marks they have some awesome influence then hav nor should know some horrible noga and fiscal year in a dorm. And let's all shuna. Mark made us group of coastal air. The hawks knowing him the culture not fiscally who rooms then fiscal fund liquor stores hobos. Now move of escape fiscal into fiscal this many so be still stuck the lumina comparable sale. I'm gonna take me and stuff so the end of this sort for nobody's dying in a family stood is giving nine flew off real dog. War starve scary. Movie article you to target for the house car about a kostic awesome money. Either we eat hundred thousands of arm. I mean talk nickel. Meanwhile put into a savvy which skopje says the shoe of the hall of or how haldeman modell and some and young the hall bussan mazdas l. cement and saw very massive fees donald heavenly michel off the whom and haldane would data in haul mode and fuel modell orbit today oklahoma megan some circuit diego on the harmful sick of e saw store up the sunday arrogantly yesterday miscall lost control over stuart like going over one monitor. Sure she never associated with various an all set outside air steward emission for fifty five points only one to stop them storming for four effect of and not to be as valuable skim warrant. Anthony melania fifty you on and cubic and depressed to be a fiscally on oil and they have some on in stunned. Mayor inaugural chew mathematical dot. Com mocks her to the hottest auditory. Learning are also harder and become saw the issue shoe how percent of loon math to our percents skull office hours prostate prostate trudy meddling in casinos. The tactic known cirque on command. You can store valletta story on murphy of the mayor of his fisk insomnia for talking. Richardson awol two more cool. How soviet custody visa lithium couvert mung. And i'm like defend star..
Fallacious Trump
"kostic" Discussed on Fallacious Trump
"Many people amass squad is trump is a new term more and more hearing that term more and more. I didn't come up with this. But what it means is great deals. Great trade deals great. Ones not deals what we give away everything jobs money so he did say that he then went on to talk about the. Us thing that he replaced nafta with which was almost identical brilliant and yet nafta somehow the west dale ever and us mci was. The best is all so you think number to israel but now i'm thinking number one because he would use the word accord i think because he just likes us synonyms. Yeah i'll stick to number two. I think is okay. I hate it. I can't go on a number. Two is real handed. The new administration what everyone is now calling a modern day medical miracle. Some say it's the greatest thing to happen in hundreds of years. Hundreds of years to vaccines produced record is on the way hundred zero. We'll ignore the parallel vaccine invention of widespread antibiotics really. I did it. No even specifically talking medical stuff says the greatest thing to happen freely and my goodness. Wow and of course it has to be said that the he goes on again In this to to talk about how you know only he could have made it half an under any other president who would have taken five years and things like that and the five vaccine to no money or help from operation warp speed and was the first vaccine to be produced so well isn't that so brilliant. The trump administration agreed to buy some doses of the fis vaccine if it worked. But that's all they didn't get any help with development or anything like that. The vaccines came. Yeah they did come significantly quicker than any vaccine for something has ever been created before but because this is a global pandemic. Yeah exactly yeah. The international assets as scientists stopped working on what they were units started where this say has a tendency to speed stuff up and yes you're right. The statement number one was was fake. News i made that up. It was a good one. it was a good one. The denisa similar did you wack on a similar he yet. I mean he did complain. That biden's back into into the paris climate echoed because he would I'm a bit ashamed. That she's i. The i called him biden in that quote instead of sleepy. Joe i think maybe that would have hit davey antedated. Then i don't know maybe that might have been to too many trillions. I want you to feel put out. So i'm sure this is also a fluke. That was brilliant one. Congratulations so don't think key so much. She alum be keeping an eye out for about two recent ones. Maybe i'll rush up militias. Well yeah. he's he's getting them a bit here now. i think we'll see from kostic. Thanks for having me the.
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"kostic" Discussed on WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"Seven Pacific on the ever expanding CBS Sports Radio network, hundreds of affiliates nationwide and north of the border. In which you could listen to us Also, you could listen to us on Sirius XM 206, which is awesome. I was just listening to the guys after us yesterday on Sirius XM 206 clean feed love that. Also, you can check us out by streaming us on your phone. Use the CBS sports apathy of the old version. If you've updated recently, you might not have that link anymore. They said they're gonna update that of the next update Whatevs. So if you do have the newer version, you could use radio dot coms app to stream us there or simply go to our website, CBS sports radio dot com. And you can easily click. Listen live there. So coming up this hour here on the D a show In 20 minutes. We are stunned to a news and in 40 minutes we have just An epic deep dive done by one of our loyal de aliens on something that is very, very mother. Ship centric, which is Peter Schwartz is Super Bowl spread. We spend a lot of time talking about Schwartz, and he doesn't know it. Yeah. WeII spent a lot of time focusing on his ridiculousness, and I don't think he knows that either, probably because he has blocked us all a social media. But The deep dive done by one of our listeners is truly truly greatness. It is like Watching Bill Walsh draw up a West Coast offense, so I want to get to that in honor of that coming up here later on in the hour. Also in two hours from now, Camille Kostic is going to join us. She is best known as a cover girl for a Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. Yes, she was on the cover. Not long ago. She's a model. She's a TV personality. She's too good to be part of a new TV. Syria's well the new cast of an old TV series wipe out So Camille is going to join us. She's also the love interest of drunk. She was at the parade the other day, the boat parade, so we'll get a firsthand account of the boat parade from Camille Kostic coming up here in two hours from now. But first I want to talk a little college football because we have John Garcia join us on the show yesterday, and John has been covering recruiting Think Maura than a decade I say, I think because I was I was following John's recruiting. Think back and a way to know nine. Either way, it's a decade or more. So he is It really well connected in the circuit for a while now, and he is the director of Sports Illustrated's Football recruiting. So the guy has tied. The guy has boots on the ground. He has seen the whole evolution over the last decade plus And you got to remember that one thing really truly did change dramatically for high school kids in college kids over the last decade that is social media. I know that my first Twitter My first Twitter handle. I opened up a Twitter account. Not that I've had multiple Twitter handles back in 2000 and eight So most of these high school kids have only known well. All high school kids have only known having Twitter. And having instagram and having social media. Facebook is for old fogeys. But you know they're using this and they're using Tic tac. They're using Snapchat. And before 9 4010. That was really not the case and so social media's become such a unique part of recruiting because Kids in high school or on social media all the time. So this is how you reach them for programs, coaches recruiting coordinators. This is how you reach them. Also, this is how fans reach them. It used to be that fans couldn't reach a kid unless they saw him around town. Then it became well, you could try to email that kid. Or you could, you know If there was a way to connect with him on on the Internet. You could try to do that. So they were inundated by things like that. And then social media came, and fans could just easily at mention this kid. Oh, bull boom! Get in there. Direct messages were just hit them up constantly on Twitter. And so now kids became bombarded by the outside influences. And John was telling us yesterday that because of this Young people, young athletes. The ego now in the celebrity house way more than it ever was. Because all day long you're fielding Fans. Alumni hitting you up. Said You got to come here. You're our savior. We need you. We could win a championship. All this type of stuff on top of the media. Being able to constantly contact them. You know, I know that from a recruiting standpoint back, Let's just say 8 4009 before kids may have had a Twitter account before Instagram was a thing. You were trying to find their phone numbers or their email addresses, and you were trying to contact them through the high school going through their football coach of their football department. And asking to email them or asking for their phone number and hit them up That way. Their cellphone number, try to text them Now there's no need. You could just at mention this kid or D m him. Constantly asking for what? Your update. Who are you? Leaning towards? Who's your favorite? So because the crush of attention kids changed kids changed. One thing that didn't change that. Kids want to be part of a winner. And we thought that maybe the college football playoff would spread that out a little bit. Spread the love because it used to be only two teams play for a championship. The BCS model shows two teams they play. Now there was a least four and there was a pathway you would hypothetically say into the final four. College football playoff for at least all power conference teams, right? What we've seen is the same for five teams in there every single year. Obviously, it's Alabama. Obviously, it's Clemson. It's usually Ohio State's It's usually if it's not, there's an L s u in there. We've had a Notre Dame in there, but you know, it's a pretty short. We've had a Georgia and there was a pretty short list. Of the schools of the teams, Oklahoma that you know you put in there. Had John Garcia was saying, Actually, the college football playoff Has been.
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"kostic" Discussed on KNBR The Sports Leader
"So coming up this hour here on the D a show In 20 minutes. We are stunned to a news and in 40 minutes we have just an epic deep dive done by one of our loyal de aliens. On something that is very, very mother. Ship centric, which is Peter Schwartz is Super Bowl spread. We spend a lot of time talking about Schwartz, and he doesn't know it. WeII spent a lot of time focusing on his ridiculousness, and I don't think he knows that either. Probably because he is blocked us all a social media. But The deep dive done by one of our listeners is truly truly greatness. It is like Watching Bill Walsh draw up a West Coast offense, so I want to get to that in honor of that coming up here later on in the hour. Also in two hours from now, Camille Kostic is going to join us. She is best known as a cover girl for a Sports Illustrated swimsuit issue. Yes, she was on the cover. Not long ago. She's a model. She's a TV personality. She's too good to be part of a new TV. Syria's well the new cast of an old TV serious wipe out So Camille is going to join us. She's also the love interest of drunk. She was at the parade the other day, the boat parade, so we'll get a firsthand account of the boat parade from Camille Kostic coming up here in two hours from now. But first I want to talk a little college football because we had John Garcia join us on the show yesterday, and John has been covering recruiting Think Maura than a decade I say, I think because I was I was following John's recruiting. Think back and a way to know nine. Either way, it's a decade or more. So he is It really well connected in the circuit for a while now, and he is the director of Sports Illustrated's Football recruiting, So the guy has ties. The guy has boots on the ground. He has seen the whole evolution over the last decade, plus And you got to remember that one thing really truly did change dramatically for high school kids in college kids over the last decade that is social media. I know that my first Twitter My first Twitter handle. I opened up a Twitter account. Not that I've had multiple Twitter handles back in 2000 and eight So most of these high school kids have only known well. All high school kids have only known having Twitter. And having instagram and having social media. Facebook is for old fogeys. But you know they're using this and they're using Tic tac, the using Snapchat and Before. 9 4010. That was really not the case. And so social media has become such a unique part of recruiting because Kids in high school or on social media all the time. So this is how you reach them for programs, coaches recruiting coordinators. This is how you reach them. Also, this is how fans reach them. It used to be that fans couldn't reach a kid unless they saw him around town. Then it became well, you could try to email that kid. Or you could, you know If there was a way to connect with him on on the Internet. You could try to do that. So they were inundated by things like that. And then social media came, and fans could just easily at mention this kid. Pull, pull, boom, get in there direct messages or just hit them up constantly on Twitter. And so now kids became bombarded by the outside influences. And John was telling us yesterday that because of this Young people, young athletes. The ego now in the celebrity house way more than it ever was. Because all day long you're fielding Fans, alumni hitting you up saying You've got to come here. You're our savior. We need you. We could win a championship. All this type of stuff on top of the media. Being able to constantly contact them. You know, I know that from a recruiting standpoint back, Let's just say 8 4009 before kids may have had a Twitter account before Instagram was a thing. You were trying to find their phone numbers or their email addresses, and you were trying to contact them through the high school going through their football coach of their football department. And asking to email them or asking for their phone number and hit them up That way. Their cellphone number, try to text them Now there's no need. You could just at mention this kid or dm him constantly asking for what? Your update. Who are you leaning towards? Who's your favorite? So because the crush of attention kids changed kids changed. One thing that didn't change that. Kids want to be part of a winner. And we thought that maybe the college football playoff would spread that out a little bit. Spread the love because it used to be only two teams play for a championship. BCS model shows two teams they play. Now there was a least four and there was a pathway you would hypothetically say into the final four. College football playoff for at least all power conference teams, right? What we've seen is the same for five teams in there every single year. Obviously, it's Alabama. Obviously, it's Clemson. It's usually Ohio State's It's usually if it's not, there's an L s u in there. We've had a Notre Dame in there, but you know, it's a pretty short. We've had a Georgia and there was a pretty short list. Of the schools of the teams, Oklahoma that you know you put in there. Had John Garcia was saying, Actually, the college football playoff Has been counterproductive in spreading out the.
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"kostic" Discussed on Horror Fictional and True Stories
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