17 Burst results for "Lacey Moseley"
ICYMI
"lacey mosley" Discussed on ICYMI
"Awkward. Like the awkward like, oh, well, this is not what we agreed upon. Yes. But we're talking, we're talking about scam scams. I'm taking your money scams, right? Oh, totally. I mean, I think they're all in a continuum because we talked about earlier, like with Mike cam and stuff. That definitely is more of the misleading who you are versus just trying to steal from you. And so yeah, I think they're all sorts of those have been going on for years. Ever since we got social media, people have been using it to pretend that they are other people. And I've been getting asked for iTunes gift cards on grindr, since I joined it. So like, I get it. Okay, so let me ask you what pictures you're using because what if you just look rich? Oh, okay. Wow, I love the idea that I might look rich. Multiple people are asking. I would say I would say like maybe I know that's like correlation versus causation. But what if the picture you just look extremely, very, very wealthy in your profile photo? After the pod, we can look at my profile and figure out what photos I shouldn't be using. Anyway, these scams fall under the larger umbrella of romance scans, which we've definitely talked about before, the tender swindler is classic example of that. And according to the FTC, $547 million was reported lost in 2021 due to romance scams. And that's up 80% from 2020. And adds up to a total of $1.3 billion lost in the last 5 years on these alone. And of course, like this is just a small subset of them. The grinder scams in the gay scams like this, but this is a problem that everybody's dealing with. And it's unnerving. And in doing research for this episode, one of the first things I came across was a post from the AARP warning about sextortion scams on dating and hookup apps. And that was a bummer. When I was at home for the holidays, I was watching the local news, and it was like, I think there was a local news story of a woman that was like, oh, I fell in love with a man, and I sent him $30,000. She's older, obviously. And I'm like, and then I immediately looked at my mom and I looked at my dad and I was like, I can not let these people scam. Heaven forbid that something happens when my parents and one of them has to start dating again. In their older age, I can not let them get stamped like this because these people just throw away a life. It's like the same kind of story. It's like Facebook Messenger or someone on Facebook and then it's just like you have an older person wiring them like $80,000 and liquidating their savings and you're just like, well, this is super depressing, 'cause there's nothing that can be done about it. But it's also like to the other things depressingly is like older people are lonely. Yeah, really lonely. And I listened to scam got us a lot, Lacey Mosley, host of that show. Was a guest on our pod and she's always telling listeners to call your grandparents. Check in on them. Because scammers definitely are calling them and checking on them if you're not. So that's such an important thing to remember. But the thing that really gets to me is thinking about this in the specifically gay context is like all of the older gays who don't have these family support systems possibly. Like they don't have these younger generations that are related to to offer that support. And so I just worry about them even more. Yeah, I mean, I hope my nephew checks in on me. Because there's not going to be anyone else. Yeah, I'm definitely going to be telling my sister's kids that they've got a job to do. I would just be like, just sign me out of my thing, right? Like at some point, just like sign me off of the Internet. Let me just watch Golden Girls in my old age. Take me to a little bar once in a while. I don't need because it is terrifying when you think about what were the numbers you were putting. Those were in the billions. It's not just like people are making a killing off of this. And that's so insane. I mean, not that I would, not that I would know anything about killings with our adrenaline salaries. Right, Alex, if only we had fewer scruples. We could get in on this. Anyway, so these dangers don't just exist online. They are very real world dangers too. Something that I think would be important to talk about is the string of robberies and murders of gay men, this past year in New York City. Right. Just this past weekend, my friend was like, yeah, this happened to one of my friends at the eagle, a bar in Chelsea that is very, very famous. And I wouldn't say that it's particularly any, I don't know. I wouldn't consider it a violent or a place where people get robbed or people get their bank account straight. But I mean, isn't the whole scam right is it's someone gets super drunk. They're slipped something or someone in this case. There's this rash of gay men that basically it's all a very similar story. It's like they go out, they're having a great time. They go home with a couple of strangers, maybe once or maybe two strangers. And then sometimes they wake up and it's like all their bank accounts have been drained. And it's like they've been all venmo'd out or Zelda. And then us a couple of cases, I think there's been a couple murders. There have been. Julio Ramirez and John umberger are two gay men who are murdered last year by these men committing these crimes. And it's very sad and heartbreaking to lose them. And especially because these are, these are all bars that I'm so familiar with, and that I know all of my Friends are so familiar with. And so it's terrifying to even think about, but also like where else are we going to go, you know? Right, and I think a little bit of it is just like you kind of, for me, I want to know who's doing it, and it's just like, is this just, is it just, is it a ring of people? Because there's something kind of insidious about if this is gay men doing this to gay men, not that it would be okay in any other instance or some kind. But it's like the whole idea of like, it's like, are we a community? Is this that? I can't believe that someone is doing this to our community. It hurts even more a little bit. If you, if these perpetrators are gay men who are taking advantage of it. But I mean, the whole idea, and I was talking about this with someone else, what they're doing or what's happening in New York City is isn't that different than what happened in hustlers, right? Like when the famous J.Lo movie that was based on a New York mag article of these exotic dancers who were drugging men and then maxing out their credit cards, stealing stuff in their bank account, and then letting them go. And then being like, okay, well, we took all of this money. And I think the whole idea there is that they're both inherently the same scam, but there's something worse when the victims are you're scamming up. Yeah, yeah, right. I think in hustlers. I was talking with my friend. I was just like, I don't know why this one feels so much worse and I'm like, yes, obviously the body count and people are dying. But it's just like there's something that feels so gross about this. And what is happening to gay men in the city and it's happening like weekend after weekend? Yeah, and I was reading one story that they quoted one of the men who experiences and he said that he didn't even realize he didn't even think about that this could happen to men that like he knows that women are so aware of this and that it's not a thing that men necessarily
Forever35
"lacey mosley" Discussed on Forever35
"Sounds good. It's hosted by Molly Lambert, who is a really smart and funny writer here in Los Angeles, who's written for every publication you probably read. And she, yeah, she put together this really engaging podcast Heidi fleiss and it's one of those, not like everything you thought you knew about Heidi slices wrong, but there is a lot of background and context that I just had no idea about. And also, I love a deep dive into kind of CD 80s LA. You know? But like rich 80s LA. Delicious, so fun. There's like a fantasy element to that even when it's real. Totally. So I am enjoying that podcast. So I recommend it if you're looking for, I think it's ten episodes. It's a short, a short podcast. It's not one of these podcasts that you're going to commit to for years and years like forever 35. You listen to it and then you're done. But I am enjoying it, so I just wanted to put that out there as a recommendation. I have another one to throw into the pile. Okay, let's hear it. Scam influencers. Oh, okay. Which is hosted by saatchi. I forget their last name. Cool works at BuzzFeed such cool. Posted by saatchi cool and Sarah hagi, and a friend of the pod Sarah any produces on it. And it's really good. Can I ask a question? Yes, Dory. How does it differ from, say, scam goddess? I haven't listened to a lot of scam goddess. It's scams in the digital influencer space. Okay, so it has a specific focus. It has a fluency focus, which I love, I love influencers scams. Totally. Modern scams. We've got our scam of the 80s. And I love a modern scam. And the nice thing about scandal answers is it's like three episodes per scam. So kind of similar to what you were saying. Oh, okay. Yeah, yeah. You don't need, you're not in it for the long haul. Right. And also you can dip in and out. You don't love one of the scams that they're talking about. You can just use it to a different one. Yes, exactly. So sometimes people ask us for our podcast Rex. And I don't think we planned on sharing today, but we've got three. Yeah, there you go. Look at us. Should I be listening to scam goddess? I don't listen to it regularly, but I have enjoyed the episodes that I listened to. I really the host lacy Mosley, is that her last name? Yeah, Lacey Mosley, who's an actress. She's so funny. And she's a great host. So I do really enjoy listening to her. My friend, I should say if we're talking about scams, my friend Katie also hosts a great spam podcast called scam wow. Oh, what's the premise of that one? She digs into all sorts of scams. She's a scammer deep diver. She's very knowledgeable about it. And I really appreciate her punt ShamWow. The play on ShamWow in her title always makes me laugh every time. I think about her podcast. I wonder what the next what the next scam. They were like true crime podcasts. Now I feel like we're in like an age. We're in the age of the scammer, right? There was like inventing Anna on Netflix, there was, there are all these scam podcasts, like what's gonna be the next thing. Well, I mean, you are the journalist who originally wrote about the hipster grifter, one of the late aughts, most iconic scammers. Yeah. And now she has a deal with Mindy. She's a deal with Mindy Kaling. I mean, how wild is that? If you could travel back in time and be like, hey, don't worry, everybody, this person who scammed the world this could have a development deal. I know. But what? You know? America, right? Oh, America. What a place. Well, listen, shifting gears a little bit. I like what I'm hearing from you that you are moving your body every day this month. Okay, so this was inspired by peloton instructor Robin arzon, our zone. How do you say her last name, our zone? I say arzon, Robin arzon. Okay. This is inspired by peloton instructor Robin arzon, who I guess has done this kind of challenge before I think she did it in December and it's not like an official peloton challenge. It's not like in the app or anything. She just, I think she just announces it on her Instagram. And it's basically just like you move the challenges to move your body for 30 minutes or three miles a day for all of June. And I really, this really spoke to me because as we have been discussing on this show, I've been feeling a little bit in body movement rut and I liked the idea of just like, you know what? You just got to move your body. It can really be anything. There's no pressure to do a program or reach a goal. It's just like this is it. And so I was like, you know what? I can do this. So I'm doing it. And we're on day three. But I've done it. I've done it every day. So I'm three for three. And what has been thus far your three movement selections? Okay, so the first day I did a 20 minute strength class on the peloton app and then a 20 minute yoga class. For a total of 40 minutes. Wow. Overachiever. And then yesterday I had my group tennis class, which was an hour long, so that was my thing for yesterday. And then today I had a tennis lesson. That was also an hour long. So that was my thing for today. I love it, Dory. Well, thanks, Kate. You know what? I like that it's half an hour. Half an hour feels doable, but you can still get something done in half an hour and feel good. I don't have to like rearrange my day to get it in so I'm like, I'm feeling good about it, feeling good about it. Story? Proud of you. Happy thank you. Would love to go on a gentle hike with you if you want to make an activity. We could do that. Can we do that? Yeah. Let's go on a gentle hike. I would love it, should we go to runyon and really look for the celebs? Runyon does not feel gentle to me. It does. It also has no sun coverage. No sunglass on coverage. Parking is a nightmare. It's such a scene. It's just like walking up a sidewalk essentially. It doesn't feel like you're in nature, really. The strange thing about this city, like if you've never been here and I hadn't really been here until we moved, is that it's very hilly, which I didn't realize. We have mountains. And so just all around the city are hikes basically behind apartment buildings. And if you've never heard of runyon, it's.
WABE 90.1 FM
"lacey mosley" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"Insulting them more Your last story of a sorry excuse for an apology comes from faith saley It is hard work writing a book You have to sit for chunks of time without checking social media and use your words That was too much for author Jimmy Bello who recently lost her book deal Bello's novel called the leaving is or was the story of a young black woman dealing with an unexpected pregnancy But Bello confessed to having quote borrowed other writers descriptions of being knocked up So this week Bello penned a 4500 word essay called I plagiarized parts of my debut novel here's why But here's the kicker It turns out she actually lifted parts of her apology from a real website called plagiarism today which led to plagiarism today publishing the headline plagiarism today plagiarized in plagiarism atonement essay Because apparently Bello is a human escher painting of plagiarism All right here are your three stories of an apology gone wrong From Peter gross a husband who screwed up his anniversary keeps trying to make it better and just makes it worse until we end up with a conflagration From Lacey Mosley people trying to apologize to Arby's for making fun of them all these years and only once again makes Arby's feel even worse than it did or finally from faith salient author who attempted to apologize for her plagiarism but ended up plagiarizing her apology which of these is the real story of an apology gone wrong.
Scam Goddess
"lacey mosley" Discussed on Scam Goddess
"Oh yeah. Wouldn't you wanna do drugs if you're in that predicament. Like or if you were a drug addict and you need it to survive like what the fuck do you care. it's either you give them money for. It's still they still need money. And why is it and that is something that we all need to decolonize from our brains. Is this classes system. That's keeping us all down that if you are if you have a little bit more money than an in house person you now get to decide what that unhealthy person does with the money that you give to them. Do you absolutely unhinged there would be if you gave an unhealthy person like twenty dollars and you came back the next day. And why would you do with that twenty. Let me seats. Let me see the fruits of their. Yeah let me so you have your gimme a smile. Like give me a smile on my god. Yeah it's yeah go for it should be given is because honestly like why. Don't we just not talk about. If gofundme defies out go is trying to establish themselves as a legitimate platform for cowed funding for liberated. Admit they wrote ability yeah. I'm sure that they're like oh if we don't do this they'll all of our stuff could be scams like i i get it. It is a weird place though. It's a it's a weird like a gray moral kind of like. Yeah yeah but also should here. This is your fall like he should've just got half of money. Two hundred thirty four thousand dollars should have gone that. Peggy jo- done that joan Pills real bitch. Yes he would have never done that. Man peggy joe was alive during go fund me man. Oh we would stand up absolutely but guys that brings us to. The end of this episode. dams was fine. James's song good talking to you. What a blast. What a blast lacy it said so good talking to you. It's a mischievous been man. This is just fun for me like i. I forgive people are going to listen to this But i think it'd be fun for you guys to i know but James always asked. Where do you want to be found. you can try. You can find me on twitter or instagram J. mas- eleven eleven. I also would encourage you to check out. The instagram of the comedy co l. a. which is A workers cooperative comedy theater that we're currently starting a group of us In a steering committee and we're looking to start theater that that pays comedians and You know gives comedians agency over the conditions which they perform and allows them to be a part of the direction of the theater so Full check it out. Thank you for doing this work. Because that's been one of the real thing. I was sad about for young actors like not having the community that we had coming out. And say my first improv teacher. Lord chen wrote florida. Girls and james was on improv. Team with her in like she like you know we all ended up in her show in some capacity. You on the writer side in onscreen in me on like you know like and that was because of the community that we had where we can meet like minded people and come up together and work together so thank you so much for joining that. James really really drop that instagram name. One more time for the folks in the comedy co op the comedy co op. Ya yeah guys as always scam. Got his pod jimoh dot com to your friends and family. Just make sure your scams retired because we don't want what yes. Fuck up your bag if you wanna find us online scam got his pot on all platforms if you wanna find me. The ivy l. a. d. lacy on all platforms guys. All my shows extreme right now. Any florida girls. I'll show max black lady sketch show on. Hbo mags all. The max is honey and then all the episode carly on paramount plus. So if you wanna bench. They're all out there now. congregation taken off from peggy. Joe and rob ask for what used to serve. stay scheming. this has been an ear. We'll production in association with team coco scammed out of stars and is hosted by me lacey. Mosley aka scam got it is produced by judith cargo engineered by marina east and research by kaelin brandt. Stay scheming at target. Your dollar goes further. You'll find great deals and low prices on everything. Your family needs like a two liter bottle of coca cola soda. Just one dollar and eighty nine cents. And that's just the start at target. The low prices never end. Prices may vary..
KQED Radio
"lacey mosley" Discussed on KQED Radio
"Is Wait, Wait. Don t tell me the NPR news quiz. I'm Bill Kurtis. We are playing this week with Maeve Higgins, Luke, Burbank and Lacey Mosley. And here he is host so nice. They named him. At once. It's Peter Sagal. Thank you, Bill. Right now. It's time for the wait. Wait. Don t tell me Bluff The listener game called one Triple eight. Wait, wait to play our game in the air. Hi. You're on. Wait, Wait. Don t tell me Hi. This is a track of Villa. Hey, Derek. How are you? I'm well I'm well excited to be here. I'm excited to have you. Where are you calling from today? I'm actually calling from Atlanta. Georgia. What do you do in that fabulous city, The capital of the south? I'm happy to say I mean, architect, part of the illustrious 2% of blood architect in America. Oh, wow. Can you can you tell me like, Tell me your favorite building. So I think my favorite buildings. It's actually a smoothie spots, and it's owned by a young African American sister and her mom and they are the cutest two in the world, right? Well, that's a that's very nice, But I'm sorry. The correct answer was the building that looks like a giant basket in Ohio. Thank you for playing. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. It's great to have you You're going to play the game in which you must try to tell truth from fiction. What is the topic Bill? It's elementary school. Dear Watson, childhood filled with snacks, snaps and unsolved mysteries. This week, we discovered the answer to a mystery from childhood that has been plaguing at least some of us for decades. Our Panelists will reveal what mystery was finally solved. Pick the one who's telling the truth. You will win our prize. The weight waiter of your choice on your voicemail. You ready to play? Ready to go. All right. First, let's hear from Luke Burbank. If you're a parent with kids of a certain age, you've no doubt experienced the psychological torture that is the baby shark song. But where did it come from? And why would someone write a piece of music that causes fantasies of steering Your Honda Odyssey into oncoming traffic? Well, according to this week's L A Times. The song was actually created by the government of North Korea back in 1958 as a propaganda tool, praising the dear leader, Kim Il Sung. This is, according to a recent lawsuit filed by North Korea against Pink Fong, the South Korean company that released the popular YouTube version of the song in 2015. According to the suit, the original words were Kim Il Sung. We love you. Yes, we do. Kim Il Sung. We love you. Yes, we do. Kim Il Sung According to the suit, which seeks damages for copyright infringement. The song was actually played in North Korean daycare centers and sung at Children's birthday parties up until the late 19 nineties when then leader Kim Jong Il outlawed it, saying, quote. Even by my standards, making people listen to this song over and over again is cruel and unusual. Uh, it turns out the origin of the baby Shark Song was as a North Korean piece of propaganda..
WBEZ Chicago
"lacey mosley" Discussed on WBEZ Chicago
"Chicago. This is Wait, Wait. Don t tell me the NPR news quiz. I'm Bill Kurtis. We are playing this week with Maeve Higgins, Luke, Burbank and Lacey Mosley, and here he is. Host so nice. They named him at once. It's Peter Sagal. Thank you, Bill. Right now. It's time for the wait. Wait. Don t tell me bluff The listener game called one Triple eight. Wait, wait to play our game in the air. Hi. You're on. Wait, Wait. Don t tell me. Hi. This is, uh Kabila. Hey, Derek. How are you? I'm well I'm well excited to be here. I'm excited to have you. Where are you calling from today? I'm actually calling from Atlanta. Georgia. What do you do in that fabulous city, The capital of the south? I'm happy to say I mean architects, part of the illustrious 2% of blood architect in America. Wow. Can you can you tell me like, Tell me your favorite building. So I think my favorite buildings. It's actually a smoothie spots, and it's owned by a young African Americans, sister and her mom. And they are the cutest two in the world, right? Well, that's that's very nice, but I'm sorry. The correct answer was the building that looks like a giant basket in Ohio. Thank you for playing. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. It's great to have you. You're going to play the game in which you must try to tell truth from fiction. What is the topic Bill? It's elementary school. Dear Watson, childhood filled with snacks, snaps and unsolved mysteries. This week, we discovered the answer to a mystery from childhood that has been plaguing at least some of us For decades. Our Panelists will reveal what mystery was finally solved. Pick the one who's telling the truth. You will win our prize. The weight waiter of your choice. On your voicemail. You ready to play? Ready to go. All right. First, let's hear from Luke Burbank. If you're a parent with kids of a certain age, you've no doubt experienced the psychological torture that is the baby shark song. But where did it come from? And why would someone write a piece of music that causes fantasies of steering Your Honda Odyssey into oncoming traffic? Well, according to this week's L A Times. The song was actually created by the government of North Korea back in 1958 as a propaganda tool, praising the dear leader, Kim Il Sung. This is, according to a recent lawsuit filed by North Korea against Pink Fong, the South Korean company that released the popular YouTube version of the song in 2015. According to the suit, the original words were Kim Il Sung. We love you. Yes, we do. Kim Il Sung. We love you. Yes, we do. Kim Il Sung According to the suit, which seeks damages for copyright infringement. The song was actually played in North Korean daycare centers and sung at Children's birthday parties up until the late 19 nineties when then leader Kim Jong Il outlawed it, saying, quote. Even by my standards, making people listen to this song over and over again is cruel and unusual. Uh, it turns out the origin of the baby Shark Song was as a North Korean piece of propaganda..
KQED Radio
"lacey mosley" Discussed on KQED Radio
"NPR and WBZ Chicago. This is Wait, Wait. Don t tell me the NPR news quiz. I'm Bill Kurtis. We are playing this week with Maeve Higgins, Luke, Burbank and Lacey Mosley. And here he is host so nice. They named him. At once. It's Peter Sagal. Thank you, Bill. Right now. It's time for the wait. Wait. Don t tell me Bluff the listener game Poland. Triple eight. Wait, wait to play our game in the air. Hi. You're on. Wait, Wait. Don t tell me. Hi. This is, uh Kabila. Hey, Turk, How are you? I'm well I'm well excited to be here. I'm excited to have you. Where are you calling from today? I'm actually calling from Atlanta, Georgia. What do you do in that fabulous city, the capital of the South? Happy to say I mean architect, part of the illustrious 2% of black architect in America. Oh, wow. Can you can you tell me like, Tell me your favorite building. So I think my favorite buildings. It's actually a smoothie spots, and it's owned by a young African American sister and her mom and they are the cutest two in the world, right? Well, that's a that's very nice, But I'm sorry. The correct answer was the building that looks like a giant basket in Ohio. Thank you for playing. I'm kidding. I'm kidding. It's great to have you You're going to play the game in which you must try to tell truth from fiction. What is the topic Bill? It's elementary school. Dear Watson. Not childhood filled with snacks, snaps and unsolved mysteries. This week, we discovered the answer to a mystery from childhood that has been plaguing at least some of us For decades. Our Panelists will reveal what mystery was finally solved. Pick the one who's telling the truth. You will win our prize. The weight waiter of your choice on your voicemail. You ready to play? Ready to go. All right. First, let's hear from Luke Burbank. If you're a parent with kids of a certain age, you've no doubt experienced the psychological torture that is the baby shark song. But where did it come from? And why would someone write a piece of music that causes fantasies of steering Your Honda Odyssey into oncoming traffic? Well, according to this week's L A Times. The song was actually created by the government of North Korea back in 1958 as a propaganda tool, praising the dear leader, Kim Il Sung. This is, according to a recent lawsuit filed by North Korea against Pink Fong, the South Korean company that released the popular YouTube version of the song in 2015. According to the suit, the original words were Kim Il Sung. We love you. Yes, we do. Kim Il Sung. We love you. Yes, we do. Kim Il Sung According to the suit, which seeks damages for copyright infringement. The song was actually played in North Korean daycare centers and sung at Children's birthday parties up until the late 19 nineties when then leader Kim Jong Il outlawed it, saying, quote. Even by my standards, making people listen to this song over and over again is cruel and unusual. It turns out the origin of the baby shark Song was as a North Korean piece of propaganda. Your next story of an undone who done it comes from Lacey Mosley. Millennial super fans of that friendly, milkshake loving purple blob grimace from the McDonald's mascot lineup, lost countless hours of much needed sleep over his origin. Was he an alien? Abbas experiment? What? We love him any less. If we knew the truth. Now the mystery is finally solved. But instead of closure, we've got questions. McDonald's franchise manager Brian Bates, from Windsor, Canada, spilled the beans this week, Quote. He is an enormous taste, bud, but it tastes but nonetheless. But does he speak for Ronald? Himself? Well, just the other day, the company teased us by tweeting. It's always what is grimace and never How is grimace as we await for an official confirmation we're left wondering, did base No. Too much respect too soon. If grimace is indeed a taste buds, can he taste you by bumping up against you? And also there is many as 4000 taste buds on a single human tongue. How many more of them are out there? The grimace revealed to be a large ambulatory taste bud with arms. Your last story of a mini mystery solved comes from Maeve Higgins. Children are notoriously small and lazy, and most cannot seem to hold down a job. So how do they afford those push proper bubble things? They all have the tooth fairy. That's how She has been bankrolling kids lifestyles forever. But why is she alone in that Children have forever asked. Where are the others? You lose a tooth. You go to sleep. A fairy leaves you some sweet, sweet, spongy licks. Shouldn't there be a number of other fairies like haircut, fairy and nail tipping? Very even a poop fairy? This weekend, a press conference that stunned the world a woman claiming to be the tooth very revealed that long ago there actually had been a nail clipping fairy and a poop fairy, but that she had murdered them. She then revealed the good news. She would be expanding a woman claiming to be her spokesperson later clarified that the Tooth fairy is hiring a number of apprentice fairies. Applicants have to be invisible. They have to be very quiet and able to fit underneath hair salon doors are in the case of the poop very able to swim up toilet pipes. All right, So here your choices Derek from Luke, It turns out that that baby shark song that nobody can get out of their heads and kids cannot get enough of Was designed to do just that by North Korean propagandists in the fifties from Lacey, the grimace that part of the I don't know McDonald's family of mascots. We don't know what it is, but it turns out all along. It's been a taste, bud or from Maeve. The Tooth Fairy murdered the nail clippings Fairy and the booth ferry. Which is why you don't get Spandau Alex for your nail clippings or your poop. Did I get that right, Maeve? I want to make sure I summarize the story from The New York Times. All right, New York Times, all right. Which of these is the real story of a mystery solved? Yes, I'm gonna go with fun. Do lick. Alright. Alright, man. I admire your spirit, Derek. I do If you're if you've chosen Maeve, then that's what you're going to go is well, to bring you the correct answer. We spoke to someone who was closely involved in solving this mystery. Grievous is a taste bud. At least that's what he's telling us. It is that was Peter Ducky's, A CBC radio host whose interview with the McDonald's manager revealed.
KQED Radio
"lacey mosley" Discussed on KQED Radio
"And WBZ Chicago. This is Wait, Wait. Don t tell me the NPR news quiz. Hey, there, Chicago. We build this city. We build this city on rock and roll. That I'm Bill Kurtis and now a man who is feeling great after getting his booster seats, it's Peter Sagal. Thank you, Bill. And thanks to the live audience we had a couple of weeks ago, but I'm still not ready to let go of Later on, We're going to be talking to Anthony Perez ski known as the Food guy on Queer Eye, who has a new cookbook out with tips and tricks for the home. Cook like how to chop vegetables with nothing but your fantastically sharp cheekbones. But first we want to hear what you've got Cooking. Give us a call. The number is one triple eight. Wait, Wait. That's 18889248924. Hi. You're on. Wait, Wait. Don t tell me. Hi. This is Kevin Gordon from Eugene. Oregon. Hey, how are things in Eugene? Great little bit smoky with the wildfires. Yeah. What do you do there? I'm elementary school Principal. Oh, my gosh. Nothing like running a school during a global pandemic. It's the best I was about to say A. I am responding at least emotionally with the same kind of awe that I would for meeting like a frontline soldier. You guys have been bearing the brunt of it. Are the are the kids showing any sign of like little lingering effect of having a year off to like they keep trying to reach out and and mute their teacher with their, you know, just reaching out in the air a little bit. Yeah, there's there's a There's a little bit of technology hangover and, you know they're navigating being live and in person. Yeah, I can imagine. No. We can see you. Please don't pick your nose like that. Well, actually, they're kids. They will for sure. Kevin. Welcome to the show. Let me introduce you to this week's panel. First up. He's the host of the overly personal podcast, TV T l and the public radio variety show livewire. It's Luke Burbank. Hey, Kevin. Highly next. She's host of this scam, Got his podcast on ear Wolf and in the cast of iCarly, It's Lacey Mosley. So sorry you have to wear pants again. Everything's in person now. And finally, it's the comedian you can see off Broadway this fall in Autumn Royal at the Irish rep. It's made Megan's Kevin. Hi. How are you doing? I'm OK. Thank you. All right, Kevin. Well, you're going to play Who's Bill this time? Bill Kurtis is going to read you. Of course. Three quotations from this week's news. You knew that If you correctly identify or explain two of them, you will win our prize. Any voice from our show? You might choose for your voicemail. You ready to play? I'm ready. Here we go. All right. So are we. Here is your first quote. First they think you're crazy. Then they fight you and then you change the world. That was the catchphrase of Elizabeth Holmes, the woman currently on trial because what company Didn't actually change the world. I want to say Here, you know, So you're sure close enough. It was It was fair enough. Or.
Yo, Is This Racist?
"lacey mosley" Discussed on Yo, Is This Racist?
"Why are you talking about this but not talking about And it's like. I mean the reality is that didn't cross my mind. And that is you know. Whiteside is built into that yet. Just have a question why are you. Why do you have to know about this man. I've never heard of him until you brought him up because racism podcast. Yeah i guess that sort of thing. He is an la person. I believe or you know you heard of every bad man. I'm sorry. I don't know what this tweet said. But i'm annoyed on your behalf because the the idea that we know about every bad thing that's happening is fine. Yeah i it's. It's just a thing where i was like. Yeah needing well sort of this accusing me of being racist for being insufficiently covering this other. We're not the news. The other part of it is. I'm pretty sure. I did actually re tweet something about this. Whatever it's not. The news on twitter is sure as fuck not the news. Otherwise you've got to get rid of all of his garfield t off there. It also resorted to me better. Not be the news. Good god trouble. It was a very thing so but at the same time. Like i don't know i guess i'm sympathetic to this person. I find them annoying but and wrong in their focus but not wrong in their outrage. I guess doesn't weird place to be. I suppose that's just so weird anyway so you you mentioned the baby. You made a joke about him. I mean just the debate jokes were pretty fire this weekend and obviously there are bigger issues and there are homophobes everywhere. So do baby is rapper. He made a bunch of homophobic comments at rolling loud miami. I guess it's a festival or a thing He shouted a bunch of just re truly ignorant shit. I won't repeat on stage. And then instead of like he. He gave some backhanded fucking apology. Who's sorry i'm i'm a free person. You wanna be free just like me. Sorry i have offended. You're whatever so stupid. And then he got from a bunch. Shitty golf from austin city limits from lollapalooza And then he released a quote real apology. Saying i'm sorry to the lgbtq plus community. But but he's still couched it in like paragraphs of like social media just attacks you before you have a chance to learn and educate yourself and it's like bitch you trying to learn to educate yourself you literally said sorry i'm a free dude or whatever So lacey mosley had a great tweet. just said Do baby really hate fumbled bag.
Scam Goddess
"lacey mosley" Discussed on Scam Goddess
"We we gotta. It was a space crater. It was a joint. It was asked so if you could just give us more time one small step for man. Yeah yeah they run back mankind. Yeah this time don't ad-lib at the like we just wanna keep a short so we sent just say the line just as online guys that brings us to the end of a fantastic episode. Clark was so amazing meetings a blast. Thank you for having me lazy. I'm loving all the work that you're doing. Were completely unhinged and everything you do and it's such a pleasure to watch thank you. Thank you for being here. Thanks donating your talent and making me cackle. I needed that today. We always ask them this. Podcast where do you want people to find you. I'm atmosphere clark more on all platforms and my podcast is soul bombed by clark more. It's you can find it wherever you get podcasts. And we're on high. It is right now but we have a backlog of tons of really great interviews with people and we'll have to have you on day soon once we're back back from our little summer break so i love that take a summer. Break a break. My you know you're working so hard you should go in the european vacation model of. I'll see you in september o. That sounds lovely right. I might have to start. Getting a little european ukrainian. Okay gomez vacation but guys congregation as always wanna snitch on your friends. Apparently just make sure your bags retired game got his pine. Go dot com the black lady sketch show streaming now on hbo. Max all episodes. I carly's releasing every single thursday on paramount plus get into everyone find me the ib delays on all platforms congregation. Stay scheming this has been an ear. Will production in association with team coco scammed out of stars and is hosted by me lacey. Mosley aka scam. It's produced by judith. Cargo engineered by marina east and research by kaelin. Brandt stay scheming..
Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!
"lacey mosley" Discussed on Wait Wait... Don't Tell Me!
"Listen and subscribe to fresh air from whyy an this message comes from npr sponsor. Discover discovery matches all the cash. Back you earn in your credit card at the end of your first year automatically with no limit on how much you can earn. It's amazing because of all the places where discover is accepted ninety nine percent of places in the us the take credit card so when it comes to discover get used to hearing yes more often learn more at discover dot com slash match twenty twenty one nilson report limitations apply from npr and wbz chicago. This is wait wait. Don't tell me the npr news glitz. I'm curtis playing this week with karen. She lacey mosley and bobcat goldthwait and here again ensure a host. Who for eleven minutes. This week move one spot up on the richest man on earth list. peter sagan. thank you out. it's time for the wait. Wait don't tell me the listener. Game cohen triple eight. Wait wait to play our game in the air. You're on wait wait. don't tell me hello. I'm maggie from swarthmore outside of philadelphia. swarthmore i know it. Well i understand. There's a small college of some kind there where people can learn a trade or something like that. Yes what do you do. There is worth more. Actually i work In another place outside of philadelphia. Doylestown where i'm a hospital chaplain. Oh my goodness homema- mirth drains for me. Well if i can be sincere. You're doing very important. Work ended as much appreciate it. Thank you well. It's nice to have you with me. You're gonna play our game in which you must try to tell truth from fiction bill. What does maggie's topic deny everything politicians have secrets for example. Did you know that under ted cruz is beard..
NEWS 88.7
"lacey mosley" Discussed on NEWS 88.7
"Is Wait, Wait. Don't tell me the NPR news quiz. I'm Bill Kurtis. We're playing this week with Lacey Mosley. Helen Hong and Adam fell over and here again is your host. Who's a good boy who's a good boy, Peter Sagal. Thank you, Bill. I think right now it's time for the wait, Wait. Don't tell me Bluff the listener game Call one Triple eight. Wait, wait to play our game on the air. Hi. You are on Wait, Wait. Don't tell me Hi. This is Kelly Clarkson. Kind from Sioux City, Iowa. Well, blue bunny Capital to be honey soon be, honey should be, honey. That's great. So, what do you do there besides promote the good city of Sioux City? I am a leader, chef at a senior living facility. No, I'm gonna ask you because there are cliches we have indulged in them about senior citizens food about, you know, getting their Jell o it for 45, right? Can you tell me? Can you tell me that this is not true? And that they're in fact have discerning palates who demand the best of you as their chef. Well, our senior living facility is kind of high in so I do cook things better than Jell O. Have you? I'm very actually, I'm kind of curious about this. Have you ever tried something? Like other gonna love this And like they do, like, know what is that? Yeah, I did. A package to shoot is like a French cooking technique. And you put the fish and wax papers and then they're like, So what do we do with this? How do we open it? What is this? A lot of good seniors at a lot of wax paper that night. All right, Kelly. It is great to have you on our show. You're gonna play the game in which you must try to tell truth from fiction. So what is Kelly's topic? Get me out of here. Today's Bluff game is on a theme that's gonna be difficult for anyone in this world this year to emphasize with, but try to stay with me. We're going to hear about what it's like being stuck somewhere unable to get out. Our Panelists are going to tell you about a story. We saw somebody desperate to escape this week in the news pick the one who's telling the truth story will win our prize. The voice of your choice on your voicemail. You ready to play? Yes, I am. All right. Let's hear first, then from Lacey Mosley Wesley Conover, A 36 year old, self proclaimed hipster Dad found himself in a troubling ordeal when he violated Disney's ride protocol by entering a restricted area on the Pirates of Caribbean ride April 16th 2021 in the attempt to impress his Children on their bi yearly visitation. The 36 year old father of two climbed into the Pirates break prison cell on Lee to find himself trapped there. His cries for help for so convincing. He was mistaken as a new, exciting feature on the ride and became an instant hit. Molly and Stephen Nolan, a couple from Kentucky, exclaimed. We Love the updated, parted. Look, We've never seen a pirate in Birkenstocks and a T shirt for the national, but his beard was really piratey and the way he yelled out. Seems so Real Wesley was such a hit. He remained trapped on the ride for two days before parents alerted Park authorities when they saw a glimpse of a hipster Jack Sparrow crying on the ride. Disney declined to comment, but an unnamed source did reveal that the company is currently brainstorming. Waste incorporate trap single fathers into their ride experience after the success of Wesley's or deal with a man climbs into the cell and the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disney World and get stuck there and gets And mistaken for a real animatronic pirate. Your next story of someone who shall be released comes from Adam Silver. Vladislav Ivan office. Finally a free man. But for the past three months, he has been held on an island against his will, without a phone trapped On a Chinese reality TV show. See he was working as a translator when the offer came in. Would Vlad like to be a contestant on a show that would ultimately put together a K pop style boy band, Vlad was bored. So he agreed, but soon regretted the decision. And then he found out that if he walked off the show, he'd face a hefty fine that he couldn't afford And so glad said about trying to be voted off The show. He did lame rap, says his fellow competitors pranced and crooned. He begged viewers not to vote for him. Don't love me, he said. Please don't make me go to the finals. I'm tired. Chinese viewers loved him. He became an Internet sensation with legions of fans who just wanted more of sad Vlad and so for three months episode after Episode, his fans voted him forward, prolonging Wladyslaw Abs, misery and captivity. It became an international incident with Russian bloggers begging the Chinese to stop voting for him. It's not funny anymore. Let Vlad go home. Actually, he made it to the finals on which he ate a lemon and frowned at the camera and asked to go home. Finally, he got his wish and found himself mobbed by fans of the airport as he headed back to Vladivostok. He now has a huge Internet following forever to be known as the man who, when life gave him lemons. 8 11. A man finally escapes from the Chinese reality TV show on which he is trapped, trying to not be put in a boy band. Your last story of somebody who's got to get out of this place. If it's the last thing they ever do comes from Helen Hong, Ah, solo adventurist wrapped himself in a world of trouble this past weekend when he zipped himself into a tight fitting mummy sleeping bag and couldn't get out. Outdoor enthusiast, Kale chips that scale with the sea in ships with two p's Thank you was camping alone in Colorado when he settled for the night in his very snug brand name, knockoff Sleeping Bag After struggling with the sputtering zipper for a few minutes, it violently zipped all the way up, breaking the zipper handle on its way. The bag was so tight I couldn't move my arms at all. Exclaims Mr Chips. That's the last time I buy anything from scattergun eah, It's nothing like Patagonia. After hours of pulling, pushing and even biting at his constraints, Mr Chips vantage to Caterpillar shimmy his way to his backpack to extract a jar of peanut butter, using his jaw, teeth and muscles he never knew he had in his tongue. He finally succeeded in opening the jar of Skippy and smearing peanut butter near the seams of the zipper bag. It took half a day of lying absolutely still. But eventually a family of chipmunks took the bait. The toothy little rascals chewed up the peanut buttered seems just enough to allow Mr chips to tear his way to freedom. With reverence and gratitude, Mr. Chips reports he'll never sing the Alvin Simon Theater song the same way ever again. All right, here are your choices. Kelly from Lacey. You heard about a man who got stuck in the Pirates of the Caribbean ride specifically the jail cell when he climbed up in it, too. Impresses kids from Adam Filbert, a poor Russian guy who got stuck on a Chinese TV show where they were creating the next Big Boys band, and he desperately tried to get out of that, or from Helen Hung. A man who got stuck in his mummy sleeping bag. In the wilds of Colorado on Lee to be rescued by some ravenous chipmunks, which is the real story of a desperate escape in the week's news. I think it's the second one, Peter. All right, so you've chosen Adam's story of the poor Russian guy who got trapped in a Chinese reality TV show. Well, to bring you the real story. We spoke to the reporter who brought this to our attention, even as he begged them to vote him off. They kept Keeping him on the show, passing him on to the next round. That was table Armas. He's a reporter for The Washington Post, who wrote about the poor Russian guys stuck on the Chinese reality show. Congratulations, Kelly. You got it right. You've won our prize. And you wanna point for Adam. Thank you so much for playing. Thank you. It's been great. Thank you so much. Kelly, take care. Bye bye bye..
WBEZ Chicago
"lacey mosley" Discussed on WBEZ Chicago
"Is Wait, Wait. Don't tell me the NPR news quiz. I'm Bill Kurtis. We're playing this week with Lacey Mosley. Adam fell. Burr and Helen Hong. And here again. Is your host reminding his parents. This is technically a real job, Peter Sagal. Thank you, Bill. In just a minute. Bill pays Oman's to the Great Pharaoh Rhymes ease in our listener. Limerick Challenge If you'd like to play, Give us a call one Triple eight. Wait, wait. That's 18889248 94 right now Panel some more questions for you from the week's news, Adam because of a shortage of rental cars. Apparently many tourists in Hawaii are driving around. In what Um, a vehicle crudely fashioned from coconuts and a bamboo in the manner of Gilligan's Island. That would be great, though. Yeah, I'll give you a hand. It's great. You can head to the beach. You can go up to the volcano. You can help locals move. Vans, moving vans trucks They're driving around in moving vans and trucks. What during the 10 grand still rent those exactly what During the pandemic, many rental car companies actually sold off their rental fleets because they say, we thought everybody was going to die. So now we're taking vacations again, and there aren't enough cars. They're very hard to find when you can find them. They're very expensive in Hawaii. A small car is going for 800 bucks a day. And then when you get there that he pressuring you to upgrade the one with wheels, so people are hacking the system because even though the rental cars are very expensive, you can rent a pickup truck or a van from a moving company or U haul for much less money, So that's what they're getting to drive around in their vacation. People are going to Waikiki and a U haul. Yes, they are. And look, I just want to say to people they're doing this. It's none of my business, but I've done it both ways. People. And it is totally worth the money to hire professional movers to pack and carry you to the beach. Yeah, I was gonna say if you're you know, most U hauls only have seating for two in the front cab. So if your family of five what did they just throwing the kids in the dog? Exactly? You know absolutely Uh, Helen. York magazine. Professional athletes are happy that fans are allowed back in the stands, but the play by play announcers or even happier because now that fan's air back, they'd no longer have to worry about what Play by play announcers. Um they had to eat all the hot dogs. No, give you a hand. It really got dangerous If the players could ever figure how to get up to the press box. Oh, like when? When they would like, say, snarky, horrible things about the players. The players could hear them exactly.
WBEZ Chicago
"lacey mosley" Discussed on WBEZ Chicago
"This is Wait, Wait. Don't tell me the NPR news quiz. I'm Bill Kurtis. We're playing this week with Lacey Mosley. Helen Hong and that him Filbert. And here again, is your host who's a good boy Who's a good boy? Either single Thank you Bills. Thank right now. It's time for the wait, Wait. Don't tell me Bluff the listener game Call one Triple eight. Wait, wait to play our game on the air. Hi. You are on Wait, Wait. Don't tell me Hi. This is Kelly Clarkson. Kind from two city, Iowa. Well, blue bunny capital to be honey soon be, honey should be, honey. That's great. What do you do there besides promote the good city of Sioux City? I am a lead chef at a senior living facility. No, I'm gonna ask you because there are cliches we have indulged in them about senior citizens food about, you know, getting their Jell o it for 45. Can you Can you tell me? Can you tell me that this is not true? And that they're in fact, have Discerning palates who demand the best of you as their chef. Well, our king. A living facility is kind of high in so I do cook things better than Jell O. Have you I'm very actually, I'm kind of curious about this. Have you ever tried something? Like other gonna love this And like they do, like, know what is that? Yeah, I did. A popular shoot is like a French cooking technique. And you put the fish and wax papers and then they're like, So what do we do with this? How do we open it? What is this? A lot of good seniors at a lot of wax paper that night. All right, Kelly. It is great to have you on our show. You're going to play the game in which you must try to tell Truth from fiction. Bill. What is Kelly's topic? Get me outta here. Today's Bluff game is on a theme that's gonna be difficult for anyone in this world this year to emphasize with, but try to stay with me. We're going to hear about what it's like being stuck somewhere unable to get out. Our Panelists are going to tell you about a story We saw of somebody desperate to escape this week in the news pick the one who's telling the truth story will win our prize. The voice of your choice on your voicemail. Are you ready to play? Yes, I am. All right. Let's hear first. Then from Lacey, mostly Wesley Conover, a 36 year old, self proclaimed hipster Dad found himself in a troubling ordeal when he violated Disney's right protocol by entering a restricted area on the Pirates of Caribbean ride April 16th 2021 in the attempt to impress his Children on their bi yearly visitation. The 36 year old father of two climbed into the Pirates break prison cell on Lee to find himself trapped there. His cries for help for so convincing. He was mistaken as a new, exciting feature on the ride and became an instant hit. Molly and Stephen Nolan, a couple from Kentucky, exclaimed. We loved Updated, parted. Look, We've never seen a pirate in Birkenstocks and a T shirt for the national, but his beard was really parity in the way he yelled, Hell! Seems so Real Wesley was such a hit. He remained trapped on the ride for two days before parents alerted Park authorities when they saw a glimpse of a hipster Jack Sparrow crying on the ride. Disney declined to comment, but an unnamed source did reveal that the company is currently brainstorming waste incorporate trap single fathers into their ride experience. After the success of Wesley's ordeal, a man climbs into the cell and the Pirates of the Caribbean ride at Disney world and get stuck there and gets Then mistaken for a real animatronic pirate. Your next story of someone who shall be released comes from Adam Silver. Vladislav Ivan office. Finally, a free man. But for the past three months, he has been held on an island against his will, without a phone trapped on a Chinese reality TV show. See he was working as a translator when the offer came in. Would Vlad like to be a contestant on a show that would ultimately put together a K pop style boy band? Lad was bored. So he agreed, but soon regretted the decision. And then he found out that if he walked off the show, he'd face a hefty fine that he couldn't afford and so flat, said about trying to be voted off the show. He did lame rap, says his fellow competitors pranced and crooned. He bet viewers not to vote for him. Don't love me, He said. Please don't make me go to the finals. I'm tired. Chinese viewers loved him. He became an Internet sensation with legions of fans who just wanted more of sad Vlad and so for three months episode after Episode, his fans voted him forward, prolonging Wladyslaw ABS misery in captivity. It became an international incident with Russian bloggers begging the Chinese to stop voting for him. It's not funny anymore. Let Vlad go home. Naturally, he made it to the finals on which he ate a lemon and frowned at the camera and asked to go home. Finally, he got his wish and found himself mobbed by fans of the airport is he headed back to Vladivostok? He now has a huge Internet following forever to be known as the man who, when life gave him lemons he ate 11. A man finally escapes from the Chinese reality TV show on which he is trapped, trying to not be put in a boy band. Your last story of somebody who's got to get out of this place. If it's the last thing they ever do comes from Helen Hong, Ah, solo adventurist wrapped himself in a world of trouble this past weekend when he zipped himself into a tight fitting mummy sleeping bag and couldn't get out. Outdoor enthusiast, Kale chips that scale with the sea in ships with two p's Thank you was camping alone in Colorado when he settled for the night in his very snug brand name, knockoff Sleeping Bag. After struggling with the sputtering zipper for a few minutes, it violently zipped all the way up, breaking the zipper handle on its way. The bag was so tight I couldn't move my arms at all. Exclaims Mr Chips. That's the last time I buy anything from scattergun eah, It's nothing like Patagonia. After hours of pulling, pushing and even biting at his constraints, Mr Chips managed to Caterpillar shimmy his way to his backpack to extract a jar of peanut butter, using his jaw, teeth and muscles he never knew he had in his tongue. He finally succeeded in opening the jar of Skippy and smearing peanut butter near the seams of the zipper bag. It took half a day of lying absolutely still. But eventually a family of chipmunks took the bait. The toothy little rascals chewed up the peanut butter scenes just enough to allow Mr chips to tear his way to freedom. With reverence and gratitude, Mr. Chips reports he'll never sing the Alvin Simon Theater song the same way ever again. All right, here are your choices. Kelly from Lacey. You heard about a man who.
KQED Radio
"lacey mosley" Discussed on KQED Radio
"And making her debut on our panel. It's the host of this scam. Got his podcast on here. Wolf in a commentator and ABC is the con. Say hello to Lacey Mosley. Oh, Natalia. Welcome to the show. You're going to play Who's Bill This time? Bill Kurtis is going to read you three quotations from this week's news. If you can correctly identify or explain just two of them, you will win our prize. Any voice from our show you might choose on your voicemail. You ready to play? Yeah. Alright In Italian. Your first quote. Is a tech CEO, describing his management technique. I constantly remind our employees to be afraid to wake up every morning. Terrified. Well, that philosophy worked out well for him. He was stepping down from being CEO of his company. He is the world's richest person. Who is it? Just days. Oh, yes. Jeff Bay. Zoe's Jeff Beijing's is stepping down as Amazon CEO. He will now be executive chair, which, coincidentally, is the last thing I ordered from Amazon. He apparently was feeling, you know, restless and bored. Sometimes it feels like there just aren't any industries left to undermine. What does he want him to be afraid of? Not making him enough money that's like no. He actually wrote that in a letter to his board back in, like 1998, when he was just starting out when he was just destroying bookstores, as opposed to the entire retail sector. And apparently, what he meant was he didn't want them to get complacent, right? He didn't want them to this rest on their laurels. Sure, I feel like a man he didn't wanted. He wanted them to count how long it took them to use the bathroom because somebody's watching dead agents watching. I have such doubts about this step down. This is like when Putin wasn't president anymore and write other guy Dmitry Medvedev was president and food was like I'll just sit over here. You could do it. I'm not. I won't be secretly writing everything. Also, it feels like a setup. So now whoever does all the evil stuff basis won't be in the news anymore, will be his face. It'll be whoever his fall guy is, well, his fall guy His name is is Andy Jassy, and I hate just sounds like a fabulous Broadway choreographer. Doesn't It's Andy Jassy. Everybody give me some more to do things. Jessie has gonna be jazzy hands. That's what he's gonna say. I want all my employees to be constantly thinking about Jesse. Do you know how much he's worth? He is worth somewhere in the neighborhood. Of $110 billion last I looked, but I thought it was 1 95. I mean, it could have easily gone up 85 billion times. We've been talking E. No, I can't. I can't count. I mean, I got on Tic Tac and someone did it with rice. And I was like, Oh, that's of Rice. He has a pile of rice. All right. Here is your next quote. It's from someone coming back to their job after a long furlough. Was rusty. That person was one of many in their industry, saying they forgot little things like where the windshield wipers are and how to land. What's the job? Pilot? Yes. Pilots, a new report says Airline pilots are reporting a lot of mishaps and flying errors due to rusty nous. From covert 19 furloughs They haven't been doing in so long. They've forgotten how It is so nice, though, to have something to worry about flying other than catching coronavirus on the plane. Recent flight records indicate that pilots have made mistakes like forgetting to release the parking brake or not activating anti icing systems. So far, it's been all pretty minor stuff, but you should definitely worry if you're on the flight, and the pilot comes out and asks, Is there a pilot on this plan? E hope? Flight attendants Having gotten rusty, though, at you know, making you feel guilty, asking for, you know a refill when they feel like half your cup up with soda, and the other half is bubbles or Asking for another bag of pretzels. I hope the perfect lot of them were hopefully being rude in their spare time. Yeah, they've been practicing their scorn at home. I don't know. We could say we got rusty of things. If I get pulled over, I'm using them like I'm so sorry, Officer. My speed skills got rusty. I was going 80 in a school zone. Oh, sorry. I forgot you were supposed to run over people. It's been so long. Natalia. Here is your last quote. Do that work. Apologize to no one That was the New York Times encouraging people to just give in. And do what? When they get sleepy at work, take a nap. Yeah, take a nap. Napping is good for your turns out. He knows five minute micro naps actually help your mental acuity. Try one. The next time you're driving isn't zoom business.
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"Don't tell me the NPR news quiz. I'm Bill Kurtis. We're playing this week with Lacey Mosley, Faith Salie and Peter growth. And here again, is your host. Representing 50% of the Peters on this week's show, Peter Sagal. Thank you, Bill. Right now. It is time for the wait, Wait. Don't tell me Bluff, the listener game calling Triple eight. Wait, wait to play our game in the air. How you are on. Wait, Wait. Don't tell me This is John Schmidt, originally from Wichita, Kansas. But calling in from Beautiful, snowy Chicago, Illinois. Welcome to Chicago. When did you move here? So I am a graduate student in public policy at the University of Chicago. So I've been here about a year and a half. So are you gonna be? Do you plan like being a politician or a high paid political consultants? Something like that? I would say no to a politician, but I paid political consultant doesn't sound half bad when you say it. Well, good luck with that. And welcome to the show, John, you're gonna play our game in which you must try to tell Truth from fiction. Bill. What is John's topic? Stay safe out there. PPE personal protective equipment, still very much a part of our lives. We wear it everywhere except over our noses. For some reason, our Panelists are going to tell you about a different surprising use of personal protective equipment. In the news pick the one who's telling the truth, you'll win the weight waiter of your choice on your voicemail. Be ready to play, but first, let's hear from faith sailing. Earlier this week, Allegheny General Hospital in Pittsburgh received a massive donation of PPE from a masked man dressed in Elizabethan garb, calling himself Shakespeare in a shield. That man is also known as John More Han, head of the theater department at nearby Point, Park University. But why did this professor even possess 750 sets of hospital grade protection gear, which he calls rehearsal garments turns out more hand teaches a class called articulation and projection. Wanna one in which every student must perform a Shakespearean soliloquy with the goal of enunciating as vigorously as possible. The rest of the class as audience Dawn's face shields and medical isolation gowns to protect them from the flying spittle that comes out of the actors mouths as they act very, very hard and loud. It's like being in the splash zone at Seaworld only with saliva. I call it diction juice, more hand chuckles. I always say the wetter your audience, the better your performance College theater department. Uses Peopie each protecting themselves from each other's spit. While performing your next story of Peopie in the N E. W S comes from Lacey. Mostly the Foo Fighters are set to release their first new album in four years and getting here has been a journey during the recording of the album. Several members of the band sustained injuries, which can only be described as Metal, neck, rock and roll elbow and mosh pit secretions. 52 year old frontman David Girl suffered the worst of it. Ah quote I had banged forward, bumped into the mic and knocked a tooth clean out. I was shredding my face off and literally part of my face came off after multiple short stints in the ER and the Denny's early bird all you can eat buffet. The band has become aware that their fans might not be able to physically handle their music anymore, either so in anticipation of their fans desire to thrash rock out and.
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"lacey mosley" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"Hey, Marjorie Taylor Greene. Forget about the deep state worry about the deep boys. Bill Kurtis. And here is your host a man whose middle name is not danger. Peter Daniel Siegel. Thank you, Bill. And thanks as always, to our fake audience, And frankly, I'm getting so reliant on that Now I play the rip laws when I successfully get dressed every day. You know what we need right now? Some shaggy affability, Which is why we're delighted to be talking to actor Owen Wilson later on in this show, but right now it's your turn to crash our little party. The number to call is one triple eight. Wait, Wait! That's 18889248924. Let's welcome our first listener contestant. Hi, You're on. Wait, Wait. Don't tell me Hi, Pierre. This is not my idea of tomato calling from ST Paul, Minnesota. Hate to tell you I happen to love ST Paul's one of my favorite places. I lived there for a while. Or at least in the area. What do you do there? My high school choir Director. Oh my gosh. I love music teachers in general, and that must be something that's rather difficult these days because you can't get together, right? Wow, we're online. But we're making it work Mia concert last week that we've all virtual. I think I aged about 10 years, but we're still thinking bed. Well, thank you for doing that important work. Italian. Let me introduce you to our panel this week. First up. It's a contributor to CBS Sunday morning and the host of the new podcast real good from stitcher, its faith, sailor. Next. It's a writer and actor who could be seen in season four of search party and currently streaming and HBO. Max. It's Peter Growth and making her debut and our panel. It's the host of this scam. Got his podcast on here. Wolf in a commentator and ABC is the con. Hello to Lacey Mosley. Hey, Natalia. Welcome to the show. You're gonna play.