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"Welcome to another edition of Convo Over Cigars. I'm your host, Derrick Andre Philemon. Let's talk about a story that is gaining a lot of attention. It's gaining a lot of traction, and I can see why. You guys probably remember the movie from 2009. It was an Oscar -winning film. It was called The Blind Side. It was a great football movie. I like football movies. I remember, I think it was Goldie Hawn. She played in the movie Wild Cats. I always loved that movie. But this particular movie was really, really good, and it was based on, a true story. This was about a rich family who basically adopted a young African -American man who was basically going through it. He was a homeless teen who was kind of being shifted through the school system and stuff like that. They basically adopted this kid, and it seemed like a great storyline. And I was like, why now in 2023 is this happening? It seems like now we're going to have to go back to the early 2000s and early 2000s and early 2000s and early 2000s. So, back in 2009, a movie was released called The Blind Side. It was the autobiographical story of a young man by the name of Michael Orr, played by Quentin, is it Aaron? Orr was a homeless black teen who was basically, he had drifted in and out of the school system for years. Then Leanne Tuohy, take in this young African -American man. They become his legal guardians. His tremendous size and protective instincts make him a formidable force on the football field. That's kind of like a synopsis of the movie, what it was about. Also with the help of his new family and devoted tutor, he realizes his potential as a student and football player. Now fast forward to 2023, Orr, a former Baltimore Ravens and Carolina Panthers tackle, alleged in a lawsuit that he never actually was adopted by the Tuohy family, not legally, as the blockbuster movie has basically shown. Orr claims he gave away the rights to his life story to 20th Century Fox back in 2007 without any payment whatsoever, and that he was missing profits from the John Lee Hancock 2009 film, which actually grows something like $309 million at the worldwide box office. And some are calling on actress Sandra Bullock, who portrayed Leanne Tuohy in the movie, which earned her an Academy Award to actually give back her Oscar. That's kind of a newer development in the story. So to be clear, Orr is saying that he was never legally adopted by this very affluent family, but they actually tricked him into a conservatorship and pocketed royalties from the book and the film, the movie, you know, affiliated with the movie Blind Side. This conservatorship, according to Sean Tuohy and his lawyer, Randy Fishman, was designed to make Orr a part of the family and also clear his path to Ole Miss University. Now, the NCAA would not have allowed him to be eligible immediately for the Rebels without it because the Tuohys were boosters of the program. Now, Michael Orr has claimed in court papers that the Tuohys tricked him into signing over his legal authority to use his name in business deals after he turned 18. The 37 -year -old claims they used their conservatorship to make millions in royalties from the 2009 film. The family's position is that Orr is basically trying to shake them down for about 15 million. He's basically trying to extort them out of money. That's what it looks like here. Why now? The timing is a little bit off. You wait until all these years later to basically say give me 15 million or I'm gonna basically throw dirt at your name. I don't know. It just seems to me that Michael Orr is in need of money and he's actually, this family did a great thing by adopting this kid and opening doors for him, obviously. And the thing that's really crazy about this story, the Tuohy family, these guys are extremely wealthy. They were wealthy before they adopted this young African -American kid. Very wealthy people and I'm not, I didn't necessarily look into their background, but they have tons of money. Multi -millionaire socialite type of people. So to come back all these years and basically say they use my likeness, my name to basically promote and endorse business deals and that kind of thing, I don't know if I'm buying it. I don't know if I'm buying it. I'm kind of waiting because I really don't know about this story. I've read so many different things. It could be true. Maybe they did swindle this kid. Maybe they did take advantage of his size and knowing that he would be a great athlete and you know, profit off of his name. I don't know. But my opinion, Michael Orr is just looking for a payday. That's my opinion. That's what I think. I'm going to basically be keeping an ear on these developments and we will do a part two on Convo Over Cigars. I'm your host, Derrick Andre Flemming. Everybody have a fantastic Saturday. Take care guys.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"leanne" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Top stories, good morning Leanne. Caroline good morning and thank you, Britain's will face the biggest squeeze on living standards in a century and lesser government delivers tens or billions of pounds of additional support than according to the resolution foundation think tank. It found real disposable incomes will fall 10% over two years and soaring energy bills drive inflation well into double digits and urge the next government to raise welfare benefits and line with inflation in October, the research now piles pressure on whoever is named the next leader of the Conservative Party on Monday. Now the Chinese city of Gwen do has locked down its 21 million residents forbidding them to leave their homes and lessen special circumstances. It's a bigger city to lock downs and Shanghai's bruising two month crisis earlier this year and China continues its COVID zero battle. The country's fast, western region has until now been largely untouched by the coronavirus and a top corporate news, the Credit Suisse board heads into key meetings in Singapore this week with members split over the magnitude of cuts at its troubled investment bank, sources tell us that one camp, including former city, dealmaker Michael Klein, has pushed back against an aggressive downsizing. Others are said to want more extensive cuts and update is due with third quarter earnings and that will be happening late in October. Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries and leann gerrans, this is Bloomberg
Workplace Perspective
"leanne" Discussed on Workplace Perspective
"Workplaces everywhere. Welcome back to our listeners and welcome to workplace perspective. Amy diehl and Lee Ann debinski, thank you for having us. We're glad to be here. I'm super glad to have you. Good morning. Happy to be here. Good morning. So before we get started, Amy land, why don't you tell a listener is a little bit about you and what you do, Leanne, let's start with you. I am the interim dean and an associate Professor of intercultural education in the school of intercultural studies at viola university here in Southern California. Wonderful. And Amy. Hi, I'm doctor Amy diel. I am the chief information officer at.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"leanne" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"With a Bloomberg's Leanne get rid of the one again And a good morning to you and thank you The Biden administration is considering whether to ban Russian oil imports without the participation of allies in Europe Sources say the team has not yet decided but that U.S. lawmakers are pushing for the ban on NBC's meet the press Secretary of State Antony Blinken said the U.S. and its allies are in discussions We are now talking to our European partners and allies to look in a coordinated way at the prospect of banning the import of Russian oil while making sure that there is still an appropriate supply of oil on world markets That's a very active discussion as we speak Meanwhile blinken also said that study steady global oil supplies would have to be ensured if such a measure were to be imposed Russian oil made up for about 3% of all the crude shipments that arrived in the U.S. last year Now Russia says it will reopen humanitarian corridors for civilians to escape the fighting in several cities after Ukrainian officials claim Moscow had violated a ceasefire intended to allow for safe passage The temporary pause and fighting this morning is to enable people in several areas including kharkiv sumi and Mario pole to escape safely Vladimir Putin warned over the weekend that any attempt to impose a no fly zone as president Vladimir zelensky has asked the U.S. and Europe to do would be seen as joining the conflict If you don't impose a no fly zone if you're at least don't give us planes so that we can defend ourselves then there can be only one conclusion You also want us to be slowly killed This is the responsibility of world's politicians.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"leanne" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"With the world's news morning Leanne Laura good morning and thank you The scale of damage caused by a massive underwater volcanic eruption in Tonga remains unclear with both Australia New Zealand sending surveillance aircraft to assess this situation The eruption on Saturday was so powerful was heard as far away as Alaska and triggered a tsunami that flooded coastlines from Japan to the United States Information on casualties in Tonga is still uncertain Now large door events can go ahead in Scotland again after a limit on the number of attendees was lifted It means sports stadiums can welcome back spectators but at least 50% of people will have to be asked to show a COVID path to get in from today booster vaccines are also required to make a pass valid and British tennis number one Cameron nori has crashed out of the Australian open in the very first round The number 12 seed was comfortably beaten by American rising star Sebastian corda and that was in straight sets and Rafa Nadal is through to round two Global news 24 hours a day on air and on Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in both 120 countries and Leanne guerins This is Bloomberg And surely Leon will wait a few more in Australia but thank you so much for the update including all of the sports news too Global bond markets under pressure this morning after treasury sold off on Friday That's really the big market theme this morning U.S. ten year yields closed at the highest since before the pandemic last week that is 8 basis points one spot 7 8% on Friday Bloomberg consensus and the market now pricing in more than four fed rate hikes in 2022 Joining us now is put your camera who's seen a European rate strategist at Toronto dominion bank Put your welcome back to the program thanks for being with us Seems like markets woke up quite late day on Friday to the hawkish fed turn Yes markets are sharp for MLK day Today but global yields are very much under pressure How much higher do they go do you think Good morning Thank you so much for having me Definitely the care message could be one in 2020 We have given that we would see substantial tightening of centrist path policy across both And it's not only in fed We are basically pricing for basis points in hike by eukaryotic when they have told us they will not be hiking rates I think the global coordination will be so strong that we would see parish move to continue Engage for fed if we are true that we do get free to poorly type plus QT We do expect tenure treasures to hit the highs of 2.5 basis points by the end of 2022 Two 50 by the end of 2022 That is an interesting call on the U.S. ten year What would two 50 on the U.S. tenure by the end of 22 do for U.S. equities So that's today tricky one because what we have seen is when the treasury do hit the 2% 11 you do see financial conditions that are tightening And if that's the case it would be hard to see stocks to rally that So I think right now stocks can still have a good run just given the fact that there is a lot of liquidity impact on the less as compared to what we had expected We could see a strong in the beginning of the year But I think the more we see tightening in the second half of the year note that it won't be just fed but it will be the other Central Bank to That's where we could see stocks getting impacted And that also is the reason why we are not looking for 50 basis points hikes but from because I think they do need to keep they are aware of the fact that they don't want the financial condition to tighten too quickly Yeah This perhaps the suggestion from Bill ackman and others of a kind of shock and awe idea that you get 50 basis point rise from the fed in March Well in that case where does that leave in your view European rates And we've seen European rates following the U.S. but the ECB tried to hold off on the idea of tightening How fast a run up how fast do we get to zero for Germany yields Yes I think with ECB no matter what ECP space we have such as we said we have such a strong rate that it's hard to keep a urinary anchored if we do see fed hiking So we are looking for points to touch close to 0% by the end of this quarter And we are looking for positive to return in the U.S. space with both ending social 30 basis points by the end of the year Indeed we could see point outperforming treasuries but they can not be the baddest from treasury How are you thinking about peripheral bonds then We've seen a little bit of muted demand softer demand for Italian bonds in a more in a most recent auction Is there a concern we may get a blow out of spreads when it comes to the peripheral nations or is the ECB on hand to cap those yield still So the thing is that right now you can sort of concern regarding politics with it adding presidential elections on the retail as well as strategy addiction So yes that has been adding suspense and then class we did have a lot of issuance coming from ETB when it comes to syndication So I think that's where we did see a vigor auction But that has been markets are getting a bit nervous So you could see some widening and press But I still don't think there's a fundamental change in how these spreads just given the fact that from a credit perspective the periphery are doing really well The impact has been updated by so many of the agencies just because the economic outlook better So that's why we are not looking for a big collapse or association to have big widening moving best But yes some winding on packages have ending in March While on the idea of political uncertainty the prime minister in the UK is under pressure to resign How does that affect markets guilt Sterling the FTSE spreads right now Is it just a very short term issue Or is there a bigger concern Yes I think yes we are a lot of party lockdowns happening So I think markets right now are not reacting much to the fact that so far there doesn't seem much evidence that Boris Johnson would have to resign but clearly we are not watching very closely to get the acquired number of letters of no confidence in the prime minister that could actually lead to a vote But I think right now even the conservatives didn't get much time to figure this out And I think so far it doesn't seem that bodice is being the case But again this week is very important and especially given the fact that we do get the official inquiry reports to as well So I put you from the geopolitics of the UK or at least the domestic policies of the UK to the importance of the U.S. dollar Are we looking now at a sustained period of U.S. dollar weakness I think generally we could see a bit of choppy markets because we did see big reaction at the end of the year So I think where we are not what we are looking at is more of a dream training and some consolidation in over after the big position that would take it Okay interesting Also we expecting big bank earnings more than this week Goldman Sachs included and some of the big banks expected to hit the corporate bond market after they report their quarterly results So are you expecting a big sort of dump in terms of more short dated bonds I think what we have seen over the.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"leanne" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Leanne guerin who's got all the world news that starting with politics here in Britain from taking paid political consultancy work as he tries to draw a line under two weeks of damaging headlines for his ruling Conservative Party the plan is a dramatic reversal from the prime minister's position which he ordered his MPs to block the suspension of a former minister Owen Paterson cabinet officer Stephen Barclay explains the aim of the government's proposals On a cross party basis through the leadership of the Speaker of the House of Commons we make clear that some of the practices we've seen are tightened up in the rules and respond to the public concern that's come to lighting recent days Meanwhile the opposition Labor Party says a proposal waters down its reform plan Now Germany is heading towards stiff restrictions on people who have refused to COVID-19 vaccine as authorities across Europe seek to reign in and renewed virus surge Europe's largest economy is grappling with its worst outbreak in the pandemic posting a record in infections and that was yesterday Island meanwhile is introducing some COVID restrictions as it gathered the grapples with higher rising hospitalizations too Bloomberg silene capco has more Prime minister mihal Martin says people should work from home where possible and cinema hi my name is Joe And I'm a home decor over spender I made a breakthrough I found HomeSense It's unreal So many brand names sofas I bought one It's okay The prices so low Lighting unexpected Rugs handcrafted Wall art eclectic I go back like every week No it's always different New unique decor Same great savings Every time you go to HomeSense stand out pieces outstanding prices Economics.
Dr. Jockers Functional Nutrition
"leanne" Discussed on Dr. Jockers Functional Nutrition
"New and so we've got to go through that process and realize i kind of delete out this old conditioning in my brain that that makes me fat because the research says that's not the case and so it's really the carbohydrates the elevations in blood sugar and insulin. That's what's causing these issues. He's making she's and those fats like you said create that level of tidy. Help turn on fat burning hormones. We get a lot of benefits there. And you're right like if we get the right. Sources of fat like grass-fed daughter for example. It's so rich in nutrients tons of fats all vitamin a vitamin d vitamin e. Cla all the really good stuff. And so we want to make sure we're getting those nutrient dense sources and fat really helps and you know you throw avocados on a salad increases nutrients order a salad like you were talking about so yes so powerful and so what sort of precautions. So now you know women are listening to this like you know. I'm really being persuaded to start on this. Keynote genyk approach. What sort of precautions should they take as they going with this. You bet so first off if you're pregnant or planning to be pregnant child with your doctor before you get started with kito If you have adrenal dysfunction or if you have disordered eating patterns or perhaps you have a history of an eating disorder. I would take more magenta approach and just start increasing. Your fat slowly play around with what carbohydrates are slowly decreasing it because we don't want to have an episode or anything like that So some challenges in some things to keep in mind. Because you're a woman trying kito is that depending on. How many carbohydrates you eat. Kind of your metabolic state. You're probably gonna deal with something called kito flu and it can throw a lot of people off if they just think tomorrow. I'm going to eat all of the and reduce my carbs and then the next day and feel like hot garbage in your badly dalian woman. She crazy be aware. There's a thing called akito flu and really what this is on my day to three or maybe of eating kito. You might wake up and feel almost like you have the flu or a cold sore and tired this very much like a detox of your body of just switching over to fat burning mode What i would recommend so that you don't experience this is have himalayan rock salt or sea. Salt with all of your meals added to your water. I really enjoy adding it to water with a little bit of fresh lemon juice and just drinking that throughout the day i call it kito lemonade. Bone broth is really great for the so. If you make bone broth great you don't. My personal favorite is can fire. They're awesome and they come in little tetra. Pak's heated up ago If it gets really bad perhaps maybe play around with insurgents maybe Just know that this is going to happen in the best way to Women the chance is to focus on nutrient density foods that have a lot of electrolytes so you're leafy greens and avocado a little bit of dark chocolate and focus on the nutrient density of your food. Instead of thinking like i made the mistake of how lil can. I eat to be successful. It's nutrients. Can i possibly pack into this meal. While maintaining a kito meal and by just keeping not at the forefront of your mind without even tracking or anything that could be beneficial instead of thinking. When i do kito. I'm sure guys chat about intimate and fasting on this summit or people hear about it. Don't think day one that you start kito. You should also be fasting fasting in my personal opinion as a woman should just be. Oh shoot. i didn't eat all day cool. I guess i'll have dinner now. Not forcing yourself to our go. Another hour if you're hungry and you might experience sleep issues and we're going to chat about sleep issues and carve-ups probably in a couple of seconds and to avoid constipation make sure you're drinking water water again if you're focusing on the nutrient density of your food. You shouldn't have a problem with fiber if if fiber isn't she for you things like Darkly flax nuts seeds those sorts of things. And i personally really enjoy magnesium oxide when you first get started on kito stay like keep things moving so those are some of the things that i noticed that women struggle with over and over and over and over and hunger. You're probably going to be probably more hungry because as you adapt a lot of women. crave more carbohydrates are just are hungry. It's up to you to decide if you want to kind of push through the hunger or just have fat. So if you're hungry. Just grab a spoonful of not butter or grab some coconut butter or little slice of butter with themselves on it just to reiterate that when we're hungry we eat fat and it should go away in a couple of days. Yeah those are really really great tips lan and my wife actually is pregnant right now and so. She's not doing kito while she's pregnant but she's doing lower carb. In general you know so. It's like lower carb higher protein getting cars from healthy sources. And i know we're gonna talk about that in a minute. We don't want to recommend it when women are pregnant because kito is fasting mimicking diet. And so you. While a woman is pregnant we want her body to realize. Hey it's time of abundance right where there's nutrient resources are are highly available which is a great time to bring a child into the Onto the planet so the body that but you know what after. She's finished with that on breastfeeding okay. Going through those periods of time where the body thinks for in kind of this famine. Even though you know nice thing about kito is we can still be eating on a daily basis multiple times a day in and get that experience And that's rate for all the reasons she talked about stabilizing insulin reducing inflammation body all these benefits. So that's that's another big thing for women in now is i. Don't recommend it off the bat or at least not making a goal while women's pregnant or breastfeeding although i would recommend somewhat similar nutrition plans for as lower carbohydrate than a lot lower than typical american diet and rotating in the right sources nutrient dense sources carbs. And so on as women. Her you doing this. And they're going lower carbon following your suggestions there. What are some signs that they may need a car. Up your big on that cycling out akito sis and and getting some healthy carbs vs and signals. They may realize it that's necessary yes if you've been eating low carb for quite some time or keno denic for quite some time some signs that you definitely need to adjust to carbohydrate intake is when you're hungry every morning that's a big one That's just your leptin. Ghrelin being imbalanced in something that can happen on a ketogenic diet Poor sleep quality. So if you've gone more than two days having a hard time falling asleep staying asleep and this is a new thing to you if you are car binging like if every week you just find yourself. Like face deepened a pizza. There's something happening there and it's not because you need more willpower if your hair's falling out if you're getting like massive pins and needles no matter how many electrolytes you eat if your progress has been stalled for. I would say more than two weeks. These could be signs that you need an adjustment and I would you know if i could speak to myself.
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"leanne" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"This fucking guy. It's like that's how you know, but I didn't realize I said it as much as I do until. Recently. Well, we're at that point in the show. Before we end, we like to talk about stuff we watch and have liked and over the last week or the pandemic or are there things like you're on the road that like what's your go to? What are you enjoying on? Okay. The other two, we love it. My favorite thing right now. Oh, I loved it, and I wanted it over and over when I'm lonely when I'm in the road and I'm playing, you know, I don't want to watch the knees. I don't want to know what the world burning down. I go to the other two. I enjoy white lotus because I'm a big Molly Shannon fan. And I thought might lotus was fascinating. Twisted fascinating. And I loved ten less so that's been swayed to launch. Fantastic. But the other thing that's my sense of humor. Have you seen hacks? Yes, a love tanks. Burn through that takeaway, though. Yeah. It's like HBO Max has gotten great stuff online. They really do. Other Q is by a recent discovery man. I get only recently binged at within the last two weeks. And then, like, I'm now like, what's the next one coming on? It's so good. I've been telling you forever to watch it. You're like, okay, I will. I will slow to. And y'all, nobody knows about my. And I tell people all the time. I tell my kids and they were like, oh my gosh. So fun 'cause I was a huge fan of baskets. Oh, you're not cans would watch it with me and they were like, you know, but I mean, I know Martha. From alston Texas. And a huge Louis Anderson van. Oh, he's transcended that part. It's so good, so those are the kind of shows I'm like , what are y'all watching? Give me something I can watch. You wanna go? I can strike because it's a pretty simple go, you go, Jenny. Well, do you know the same thing? It usually is. Well, like, there's nothing that it's nothing new. I just like, I am. It's the other two. And for me, the other one is What We Do in the Shadows. In fact, it's been so good. Do you know this show? No. Oh my God, it's almost like a documentary mockumentary style about some vampires living in Staten Island. And it was based on a movie that was done in New Zealand by Taika Waititi and Jemaine Clement from flight of the concords. Jermaine created the TV show here. And it is, it's beyond brilliant. It's so small. You think like a vampire show would be like, you know, all this big, it's so little stories about these characters fucking up. They're all petty and yeah, it's like you see some vampire coming out of a coffin and everything that's real dramatic. And it's like, who left the cup out on the table and did put a coaster, you know, it's like all of a sudden ruins like everything is just very small and petty and the jokes are really precise. So I've been watching that. I was very happy to see John Oliver back in the studio last night because I enjoy I enjoy him a little bit. And this is like it's a reluctant recommendation because I'm pretty sure it's not good, but it's brilliantly acted. And it's just so being fun, but is 9 perfect strangers on Hulu. Melissa McCarthy is so good in it. Yeah, I just, I would recommend it just for that. I watched it. Yeah, I watched the pilot of that. And I was like, I think I was wanting to watch something a little more fun because it was right before I was going to sleep and it felt like, oh, these people are going to like a wellness retreat? Yeah. All their different issues. And I was like, I've got enough. I don't need. Yeah, I mean, it takes a weird turn. I mean, it has a weird turn with like hallucinogenics like that, but it's like, but I don't know. I'm like, I'm swept up, so. Yeah. How about you? So what I just started watching was only murders in the building on Hulu. The time to see that. Okay, so that Steve Martin, Martin Short, and then Selena Gomez wisely cast because yeah. This is gonna go all these two old guys. We need like, oh, Selena Gomez, like a young, hot person, but it is, okay, the pilot, and I rarely laugh at pilots. Pilots are always like a hard episode to make funny. But they're in this building. It's a very, very upscale building. There's a murder, but these three individual people who live separate from each other are obsessed with a podcast that's almost like that serial podcast. And they begin thinking they can solve what happened. But you realize, oh, they also have these little secrets, each individual one. And so the pilot kind of leaves you with this cliffhanger of like, okay, this person didn't kill himself, did he not? What the hell's going on with these three? And her Martin shorts brilliant in it. He is. He's always brilliant, but yeah, he plays like Broadway director and Steve Martin plays him like washed up sitcom actor from the early age. Oh my gosh, y'all. Okay, I'm on fire because I'm yeah, give it a whirl. I think y'all both like it. Mayor from acetone, Easton. Oh my God, that was great. That was great, but the first episode I remember thinking, I can't do that. I need to get past it. Yeah, you had a muscle. You got to go back, Danny. You gotta go back. You gotta go back, and you'll pull through, and then you'll be hooked on it and you'll bend you'll be up all night. You'll order Jimmy John's. You gotta gummy. You gotta do it. Because it is wonderful. But that first episode. I know I heard that. I will. But I felt the same way too. I had the muscle through. And because it was like every Sunday Night, instead of just I bet if I was just me binging it, I probably would have bailed on it. Because it was every Sunday I was like, all right, I'll give it another. Yeah, I'll report back. What do you all think about the morning show with Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston? I'm looking forward to that coming back now. I really like that. I thought that was another one that people told me got better. I watched the first two episodes of it and was not drawn in at all. Personally. And I talked to a couple of people who also felt that way and then later came back to me and said, you have to keep watching. It was really. And so I'm going to those are the two shows I'm going to go back to. Yeah, I had a hard time starting it because I was a TV news producer. And I produced a morning show for so long and I'm like, I have a hard time watching something that I used to do because people get it incorrect. That doesn't happen. People don't say that or don't, you know, like you get like shitty about it and I was like, okay, let me get my ass off my shoulders and watch this. And I'm like, oh, they actually did a really great job. And it kind of they don't say it, but it's like it mirrors what Matt Lauer did. Yeah, that's why I heard. And it's really like, wow, they're just saying it without saying it. You know, like, oh, he's back in his house at the everything is exactly what happened with that scandal. So that's kind of yeah. It is to maintain honey that past night and day because I was fascinated by that whole thing. Well, definitely. A houses are like the penthouse that they all live in is also sick. We're Jennifer Aniston. I love a good set, a good, the wardrobe amazing. Yeah. I will check it out. But and so and you should all check it out, but what you should really check out is what's the website again Leon? Lee and Morgan dot com. So easy to remember, please check.
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"leanne" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"Your Instagram. So whoever's telling me that is full of shit. They're wrong. And you're also I told you those theaters look full to me. So I think I think you're doing, I think you're doing fine. Anything, so you have a script with this. I want to get to what you were up to now before we do our recommendations. But do you have a script that you're working on for the show media deal? Yes, there's I have writers and they have not pitched yet. But they have the idea in all that stuff y'all told about. I don't know all the arc. But they have all that, you know, episodes and all that. We've been working on it for a long time. And, you know, and they're darling, darling, I like the premise. You know, there's been times when I've had writers and I've loved all my writers, but I thought this didn't make sense. But I didn't have the guns to go. Yeah. And I think because I am from the south and from tennesse I was like, oh, a little bit. And then, but this one feels right to me, but who knows? Who knows? Is anybody watching television? Well, you know, it's watching in streaming form and maybe it's hard for network, but maybe you never know where there's a home, but I will say this, it's really good. The failures you had leading up to this is what you just said is very valid. It's like there were things you didn't like before that, you know, you would have gone along with and had those gone on and failed because you didn't believe like that would have been on like they can have all the ideas they want, ultimately, it's your face up there. It's your show. And you will take the blame. Without walk away from it. And so I think it makes you smarter. I think whatever you're working on, I have no doubt will be better because of it. Whether it goes or not. So that's my poly Anna. Thank you. Relate to that southern bank is like, it's hard to say, oh, I'm sorry. I should be grateful to be here. And I should say please and thank you for having me and send a thank you note to speak up because you're told to not do that growing up. You feel out of your element too. I'm sitting here. Every day I wake up. I'm just grateful, you know, a mediocre, middle aged white man, because all of this confidence and no one can. None in the south of my parents were like, no, you're going to do something sooner or later. We're just waiting. Like, we don't brag on our kids. Danny, you met my mom, you know? She barely acknowledges her. I'm like, you've never acknowledges your related. Shout out to corky. So that's a quirky. Anything else you are promoting? Are you like any cities you're going to be in in the next? You want to talk about? When will this come out? And I'll tell y'all. A guy? Puppy come out. It's actually coming out tomorrow. Oh my gosh. Well, then, okay, y'all get a lot of where I'm going this weekend. Columbus oh Ho, Thursday night. Wow. Which one is that September? 18. 18. And then I will be in Richmond Virginia on the 19th, and then I'm in Baltimore, Maryland on the 20th. And then the weekend. In Baltimore in a theater and I'm you know, okay. I don't know. And I don't know. They can look up Liam Morgan dot com. It's terrible. I'm 55, Jenny, and I'm launch my mind and I don't know where I'm going. Okay, and then the next weekend, this is one of those full circle things. I'm going to be in moontower, comedy festival in Austin Texas. And I'm used to dream about, oh, who owns getting to be in the moon tower? And they wouldn't have made come and clean the toilet. And I'm going to get to be in the moon tower comedy festival and then go on from there to New Orleans and Tampa. Yo, can you all believe they're having chows in New Orleans, but they are. They want to have them and earth wind and fire is going to be there around the time. I know. Well, we're going to link your website on our with the podcast. So people should definitely check you out. And you have to let us know when you're out here. And I am coming to Los Angeles and they're going to announce all these new dates in later this fall, because I have a hundred city they all across the United States. Wow. And so I've only had, I mean, I haven't even hit 50. So there will be more coming. And I'm going everywhere. And I expect the IP seats. These are going to be stretched across as great country of ours. That's amazing. I'm so. Thank you. I'm amazed too. I'm with you on that. I'm still like, that's still a dream to like, I mean, you know, for like a Texas person, like, oh, my God, that's so awesome. And you're like up there too. You're like headlining basically moon tower. I saw your because you know when they did the comedian's name's big and then they just Peter off and get small. It's like the first act that Coachella and then you get down to the bottom and it's like, yeah. You're neighbors that you grew up next door to or at the very bottom. I wonder, though, Janie, I thought all these Tom Segura and Maria bamford, even though I've met Marie and she was darling, but a years ago, but I think all the tale up it they're going. Who is that woman with those estrogen failed brands? In that maxi dress with that thyroid nodule, who is that? I bet they're like, where does she come from? You know? But I've been doing out there for 22 years, but I know I haven't. I would love to be Janie Johnson. I really want. Oh, I would love to be like Morgan. I would trade. We'll do a freaky Friday thing or something. I didn't fortune fame sir and she had me feature for her and Sacramento last weekend. Yes. And we were talking about you. I was like, oh, she's going to do the podcast. I didn't know your methodist because fortunate both are methodists. And we were discussing her. We should just wear acolyte robes when we walk out. Want to know, honey, I was in the youth and Bella champ and I did horrible things in the parking lot of the horrible, horrible. But we were in the country. There was nothing else today, so I now with everybody in my NYU. All right, and I love fortune, same store. And I think I met her years ago in alston, and I love her. And when she goes to him, his fortune doing me, and I know that's egotistic. Because I know that she probably know anything about me, but I think because she won't let me and she sit there with that, you know, a one piece by the suit on, and I think, oh my gosh, is that money? Is she doing? But I love her. I'm a big fan of hers. That's so fun that you got to go with her. You need to go with mainland. You need to go with me. Bring me along with her recording this. That's what this whole podcast was about. You were getting Jenny on tour with you. I had to come to that last night for like the first time I tried to do the I haven't seen, I don't think I've even had a clean conversation with you in fear. Oh, you have it. There's no way that you have. I know. So that's amazing. But I was like, I want to see if I can do it. I was with Jay Leno at flappers. I did. But, I mean, I said, like, hell, but I replaced it. That's okay. We just don't want to just you can sign stuff like that morning buddy talking about there. And I have to spell it paying U.S. as well. Well, okay, so whatever use that word, it's like, oh, that person's being like, I never talk about my own so I don't do that..
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"leanne" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"Guy for you and you know, but like, do you notice a difference because you're you're so funny and I totally get what Jenny is saying, especially when I think about you and me. I get through your stuff and I don't and then I realized, wait, are you guys clean comics? Because it didn't occur to me that you were clean because it's just so entertaining. And it's not like you're not talking about real stuff, but you just don't rely on it. But do you notice a difference like when you play a place like, you know, say you're in New York or you're in Chicago or you're in Los Angeles or do you notice differences between those audiences and traditionally like, you know, then when you're playing Nashville or Texas or is there a difference to those theaters or who's for me when I watch you? I think I told you this before recording. You offer a perspective that is so different from my upbringing, but it's also completely relatable. Link does the exact same thing where I didn't grow up with those sort of rules or mores, but like I've been in that position in a relationship. I've been to that concert as an old person and I'm getting a hear it from a completely different point of view. Is that what you find with people or yeah, I feel like it's no different. Wherever I go, now I use some colloquialism that people don't understand. And but I think what I talk about, I do have a thick accent, but I talk about things that everybody can relate to. Right. You know, the women when I did that lamp factory showcase, that was sultan's of comedy night. And we woke up and my producer saying, I don't know what does that mean? And I go, is it? My kids watch a Disney movie with Aladdin. Is that we realized it was Middle Eastern eye. Yeah. And I thought I was going to have explosive down and pass out. And it was all these, and y'all may not know these comedians. Gilda, the main Turk, gilda, it was basil the Armenian. Peter, the Persian, they all had a title like word of the laugh actor when they did it and it's like, it's Asian Wednesday. It's going to be Latina, whatever. I'm like, what is this? Book everyone a little bit everybody. But I put me in my Atlanta in that lineup before but not only showcased and it's like, did you don't realize it? But every day, was that all these little women from the Middle East turn felt and their pants had to prostitute their sail to their husband for children's shoes. They all feel the same way, you know? We realized that night. It was not , I'm not really a southern comedian. I don't talk about southern stuff, really. Well, like, you were talking about like Roseanne, everything and Danny actually wrote on Roseanne. Did you know mayak? I did not match. And that was gone. I think I was their season 5. Oh, okay. Yeah, he wasn't there long. I don't think. No one's there long. I was also not there long. But you heard it was not great place to work, but anyway gone. I was just like, Roseanne, when she did, you know, The Tonight Show, that first time. Yes. And it was like, that set, you know, and how hard is that to do? Here's 5 minutes, and we're going to go over and give you note after note, but she just it wasn't where she was from. It was that she just hit a chord with so many people and that I feel like is what you do. I mean, it's not just because you're because you, you know, people can relate to it. And when you say something on stage, I love the feeling if I go, oh, what I was growing up and I will say what my parents did and the whole place was like, thank you, you know. It's such a rewarding feeling. And I feel like every time I've Danny, I say one of the clips of the cheerleading competition. Oh my God, with the girls dressed up at the little girls as horrors. Daughter was like fucking for real gymnasts and you went to all that shit. I went to my daughter wasn't actual gymnasts and the difference between I used to say this to people. The difference between the kids who were in the gymnastics competitions and the ones were in the cheerleading, the professional cheerleading competition was the horror factor. They're both doing crazy stuff that's going to like my freaking daughter who was like, she was so competitive. She was like, pre Olympic stuff that God she heard her risk because she hurt her risk in high school. And it was like she was out of gymnastics for like one month. Finally got her period grocery inches with that fucking sport was doing to her and I'm sitting there. It was crazy. So I understand. Maybe I only did it. She didn't know how to tumble. But she could throw little children up in there and she's a strong as a meal. And so we were kind of like rockstars, but it wasn't because she knew what she was doing. It just she never dropped anybody, but yeah, that's a whole, that clean up because that was not on drama. My little social media guns put that when I put def Lampard and journey out and it was a spark. And I could fail it. I could physically feel something happening. And I said to my husband, we were moving a child into Manhattan into an apartment. And I said, this is getting shared a lot. And I think something's happening. And everybody just blowing me off, you know, grab that luggage and keep your mouth shut. You know, so and I need something was happening. And I send to my kids and their own wrong, but I said, do you want the answer? If you don't want it, I'll stop it. But you need to tell me, but it felt right to me that it was happening, but at the same time I've been through that whole fraud impostor. They're going to find me out. But yet it felt like it was supposed to happen. Right. It's been weird. It's been a weird listen. A lot of podcasts, the Matthew McConaughey. And not that I made the McConaughey, but he went through by it, and I'm trying to what are people? What does it feel like? Because all of a sudden, it was just like this. You know, I went from 25,000 to 1.3 million now. They tell me my Instagram's pedal. So but I don't know, to me, but during the pandemic, I think, I got the tour before the pandemic and I thought, well it's over. Okay, it happened and now there's the COVID. And then I started just doing little videos on the back pole where she talked about what I could and it grew even from my aunt. But I think people just wanted again as people just wanted real somebody just real, no makeup on, talking about what they cooked. But they're fun and they're not about home, you know? I think and when you have too many people telling you you're not doing your Instagram, it's your Instagram. There's no wrong way of doing it. To me, the most endearing thing is when a person you tweet what you want to tweet instead of tweeting to the masses and thinking you're going to get likes because you're going to go, hey, everyone else said about 9 11. You're like, yeah, everyone's sad about 9 11. Or are you just trying to get likes and retweets? You know? When you post everything is so genuine on.
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"leanne" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"Skunk is loose in the in the living room kind of thing. And he goes, and I don't do that. And can you trust me? And I said, yeah, so we took it from Nick at night. And I think it may have gone with us. I, you know, I don't know. And then taming land and then I knew the minute they said, yeah, we wanted the held on to it for 9 months, and I knew in my heart, they know what they don't want it. And I don't know what they're doing, but they don't want this. Yeah. And I feel like people are when I come out to LA and we pitch in meetings, I think people are fascinated by me. I think by saying, look at her like an animal in the wild. Yeah. Look at her and but I don't know if I don't know what is just but I know people who have had non nails and getting fine. You know, so. And just make sure you feel better. I now hate myself when I get my hopes up, but I just did I over the pandemic. I've got Kevin nealon and I wrote a pilot together for him. And it was like, and it's something like he's a lovely guy and we wrote, you know, I don't like most things I write. I mean, I'm very like I always think I'm a fraud. This thing we wrote together was absolutely. It's my favorite thing I've written in years really funny. Everybody loved it all the way through. I guess except the one person who could put it on the air were bought it and never got made. And honestly, I was talking to him the other day. And we're like, it's still hurt. Because it's like it really like, you know, it just in order to invest in these things and do all the work that you've done in Jenny. You've been through even through this. You know, we put our heart and soul to these things, and the only way you can do good work is to care and believe in it. The can't just do it like, oh, I don't care. I'm just gonna do it, because otherwise it's not good. Right. Like I went through a thing of like, okay, I just went into everything being skeptical because I have the most pessimistic mom who's just like prepped me for but to the point that I remember Danny, like you were telling me the first pilot I wrote, you're like, don't get like, you know, super, you explain everything. I'm like, I'm already going into this assuming it won't go. And then each pilot that I would sell every year, I started giving a shit even less and then at some point, I was like, maybe I should care a little bit. Because I think my work was starting to be effective where I'm just like send it in and I'm sure they're going to pass and who cares? But you have to like, you can't get your hopes up, but there's some weird line to care but not treat it like it's your baby, you know? No. Well, somebody tell me a long time ago when during my first one they said, it'll be easier to win the lottery. Then to get it on television. And that was a good way for me to look at it. I have always, I don't have it that way afterwards. And then Brian Dorfman who is without that consort and on Zion's in Nashville and all these clubs and hosting on states who are love. He's from Chicago, and he tells it like it is. And every time I go to Zion east and I would say, I'm going to television to you. And he'd say, it means nothing laying in it means nothing, and I would be like, why are you, you know, and why do you remember my dreams? And then now I get what he's saying. And then he said to me, before I got this tumor, he goes, lean, it's all about love. It's all about love performance. Look at Jim Gavin, and look at night, we're getting, you know, night has had television bales. One right after another. So I know the last thing that people who worked on that one, it was like right now, you know, he's the hottest thing, and it's like and he didn't get on the air. It's like it's like and right away, Jim Gaffigan like Danny and our huge fans. We know Jim and he's great. And I am such a huge fan of Nate. Yeah. Like, I mean, and with you and Nate and German and everything, it's clean comedy. It's not, you know, I have the compliment that I think you're so funny, but Nate you, Jim, you'll watch your whole special and you don't even realize it's clean. Because you're that good at just telling, you know, sometimes people are like, oh, I just watched a clean comedy show. You know, watching Nate and is that something that you always made at a point you didn't want to ever like. You know, I just, I think, because I was a mama and there was part of me that didn't want to say anything I didn't want them to say. But it was also I just don't, I think that way. I love, I love blue comics. And I'm a big fan of Amy Schumer, Dave Chappelle. Yeah. I mean, I can't go on a blind, but I don't mind that. I love that. It's just, I don't know. Just doesn't come for me. That's not how I feel honestly. Do you use language? No. You don't? No. And I thought I projected that owned Montreal. And let me tell you, my little mom and dad, they would never say anything ugly, and they would always say my great grandmother. We called big mom and she was telling me. But I would say, big moments say, oh, you don't need to use that kind of language. I'm just remember everybody. They were kind of my people were kind of superstitious. It was like methodist country methodist that. We forgiveness, you know, Jenny, it was about forgiveness. But it's like, hey, you're fine, you're good. You're fun, you're fun, but it was like, don't say ugly words, and there was no alcohol. Oh, no, that didn't work in my household. I say the same thing to my little fuckers. You know, when, you know, when they're not, you know, when they're not all fucked up on booze. I'll tell my daughters and say, what the fuck? You're acting like a couple little business. But if you two pieces of shit. Actually, my kids, I think in response to me, are more like you because the way to rebel against me, especially one of my daughters is she never curses. She's never had a drink and it's like, and I've done it all. Look at me. This doesn't actually 28 years old. But you know, whatever. Bill, Danny, I've done it all, honey. And I think that I think I was so, I've done it all. And I had made horrible decisions in the 80s. When I tell you I might not with all the Jewish boys at the university of Tennessee. Italian, I mean, I was out there in a club, honey, making horrible decisions, horrible, and I guess, by the time I had children, I just didn't want them to be going down the road and having a horrible memory like I'm in and vehicles. You know, I don't know. I don't know. But I remember Jewish men said the same about you. They said, look, I found the woman who would most piss off my booby. You know, like this was going to get back at my mom. When I showed this this tall blond hair, southerner. It's like, what better revenge? I wish I wish I met you then. I could have really stuck it to my mom. My parents actually, I grew up, they never curse ever. So you see how well that turned out for me. Maybe they should have just fired away like sailors and that would take a question like as an east coast.
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"leanne" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
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I'm telling you, Danny before you even start just opening the little case, you will be blown away. It's also beautiful. And the way you listen to music, you can control it. It has all different settings, all different ways, you know? There's podcast blues instrumental for pure mode. That's what I'll put in for all those things. There's a balance mode. There's a base mode and that's where I do my hip hop and my EDM because you know, I love to dance. I do know this about you. You know, there's also an all new awareness mode for when you need to your surroundings instead. They also, you're wondering you're going on a long trip? Are they gonna burn out on yet? Nope. 8 hours of playtime, 32 hour battery life, also a built in mic so you can take calls on your earbuds at the press of a button. This is what blows me away, Danny. Raycon started half the price of the other premium brands, and they sound just as good. It's like exactly the same, but half the price. Really? And even at that price? This is the thing. 45 day happiness guarantee. And I know why they can make that. They can make it a 500 day happiness guarantee. Who cares? You're going to be happy. So here's what you're going to do. Doing it listeners. Right now, you can get 15% off your raycon order at by raycon dot com slash doing it. Did I say that right, Jenny? I think you said bye raycon dot com slash doing it. And what's that going to save us? That is going to save a whopping 15% and that is buy raycon dot com slash doing it. You would be crazy not to be doing it doing it nation. Yeah, if you're doing an do it with raycons. And we're back. I'm going to turn off my camera for a second. I need to grab some water and I don't want you to see me dribbling all over myself. I will tell you while Danny's getting a drink that when my love of heart is like pure my sister and I like, we were like, oh, we wanted to be like Anna and Nancy Wilson my sister's name is Amy. I'm like, I want to play the guitar. I would take my mom's broom and go in the bathroom as a child and practice power kicks, or Nancy Wilson's power kicks. Okay, cut to, I don't know how many years later hart is playing at the Hollywood Bowl, Danny, Danny and I go to this concert and I have the video all set it to you, and what we're done, we could maybe attach it, but one of my favorite things was crazy on you. And you know, Nancy does that acoustic and she plays her heart out. And I know the moment that she's gonna hit that power kick. And I was recording with my phone, and I didn't even realize I did it until after the concert and went back to look. I'm recording her the whole time. And the moment she goes to do the power kick, it came over me. I had to power kick, too. I power kick, drop my phone, you know, like, kick, and then put my phone back up. So I recorded everything but the power keg. I missed the shame. The answerphone during the power kick. Yeah. So the one thing I wanted to record didn't record because I was feeling it so much that I had to go empowering. And then we had Nancy Wilson on the podcast and I'm like, okay, let me tell you. And one time, Nancy, you high 5 me at a concert back in 2005, but in Houston where she was just she tolerated us. He looked good. It looks good. She looks fantastic. He's gone. Oh, wow, you met her lowered at mercy. I've had her own. Oh, my God. We had her and we had Anne Marie on. And Murray. Yeah, the songbird? Yeah. From Canada? I wanted to cry. Yeah, she hit us up from what's Saskatchewan? Yeah, we're an international show. I don't know if you know that. We'll even go as far as a big deal. I knew it was a big deal. Yeah. It's a big deal. I want to go back to like this. I was thinking about you and I was thinking about like when you're talking about getting your deals because I think like both Jenny and I have talked about this extensively, especially like when Jenny first came here, I sort of reliving people's promises when you come here. And you're both like, so Jenny's from Texas you're from the south. But like even being from New Jersey, I think the thing that shocked me about Los Angeles the most was like, when I was in New York and New Jersey and the east coast, when something went, I wasn't going to get a job. I was aware of it. Like people said, yeah, it didn't work out this time. You know, it's like, okay, you know, keep trying whatever. But they were nice, but it was that. And in the south, I'm sure it's like, yeah, you prayed to maybe not that next thing. Out here, people like state to your we love you. You're the next. And if you're not from here, you foolishly believe that when people say we love you, this is gonna be a this is a done deal that that means that they love you and that this is a done deal. And so and it was bad for New Jersey and New Jersey's a little like more cynical, certainly than the south. What was that? I mean, did you I what was it like, did you go over and over in your head? Did I hear that wrong when that was happening? Was that a heart adjustment for Hollywood? I'm just curious. Or did you always just think maybe it was horse shit though? You always just have no at all. No, I was I thought the, especially my very first one with Paula Deen attached in Warner Brothers. It was Tom Warner. And, you know, ABC bought it before we could get out of the parking lot. Right. And I had had a showcase at live painter and I had done well on you. I'm done with one of those things in my career around thought Andrew's killed by it. And I thought I was on top of the world and people were calling and wanting to do interviews with me and all my aunt. And then one day they just call my God, what's on her? There's a writer's. And my husband bought me a doll with this old angle that's laying down here snoring. To help me get through it because was devastated. I thought that that was in it. And then, as a comedian, growing up, my damn stardom is a sitcom. You know, I want to be right Romano, Roseanne. You know, that was my journey. TML and then so that when that ended, I was devastated. I think I went into a clinical depression. I understand and then I got the second deal involvement Williams to create a Roseanne home improvement, make it night came after me. Yeah. They gave us money to shoot a poll at what happened with that, mat William said. You know, lean, I think this is more of like a kid's Disney.
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"leanne" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"Of views, I could not sell tickets and they would all say at the clubs, lover, she swayed. She doesn't get drunk, fight with people in the parking lot. But we should get and sell tickets. And so I honestly thought, okay, I know that my son and his wife are going to want to have a baby soon. And I really was thinking, I'm going to work at target. I'll go in the bag where they have the bedding and that looks fun. I'll put the band enough on the back and the funniest lady in the target bed department. I think I would heal, Danny, I really do. I would buy all of the bedding for sure. I love all their big and all their stuff. So a love target. So anyway, this last day chamber I sent my I was watching night borghese, Jim Gaffigan. I'm a huge fan. I was a huge fan of Jim Gaffigan. But Ron ring and really his social media is not, I mean, he's just got such a cult following. But anyway, I started watching what GM and knight were doing. And I said to my manager, I need to hire social media people. They've got somebody doing this stuff and that's the new newspaper and the new radio, the new you know, and people told me that 15 years ago, and I thought, that's witchcraft. I don't know what you're talking about. I hired these two little boys. I call them Lil Bowers are grown me in the gut babies, but are the same age or a little bit older than my boy. And it was just a fluke and I found these boys. And they started nice started putting out my clamps. And there was one clamp about maintaining my husband to see that Lamborghini and held by it, everybody looked at the concert. I wanted to break this came on. It was like, I asked Jenny to send me stuff because and I realized I had seen like you're in my cue and other things because I've referred to that Def Leppard cliff. Because I was like, yes, a lot of my friends went to old chella. I don't know if you've heard about old Jell-O, but I was like, all the old man. And it's like, yes, it's horrible. It just made me laugh. I love that. The most well observed thing was the idea of people standing up for a little bit and then just staying down really quickly. It's like I totally get it. When I first saw that clip, maybe I have to ask when that was because I went to that concert in Texas, that it was Def Leppard journey, heart performed, and Danny and I have a special love of heart. Yes. What's that's a whole other thing that we're obsessed with and anansi? Well, so we've had Nancy Williams. Oh, honey, yes. And now I have a beard about I went to saint Nancy and onion and Joan Jay at about two months after the death leopard and journey concert. So they were they were about, I guess that would have been about a year before COVID hit. Oh my God. Oh, so that was I saw that concert where it was hard death leopard journey, but journey with a new guy not with Steve Perry. And it was in The Woodlands, Texas, and I remember going in people watching people the whole crowd not realized that Steve Perry was no longer the lead singer and it was just like this wave of disappointment. Never seen before where once like that sounds just like him, but like, it's happening. And it will be a little bit more than just with all the energy in the world that I couldn't muster but I tried to. He had so much energy. But what you were saying, and I remember like, I watched that clip. And then I saw my sister. I was like, have you seen this? And my sister was like, Liam, we're seeing all of her stuff. We're gonna grow up and I was like, this clip, but she goes, yeah, when we were at the lobby bar before the concert where everyone was having drinks before, and that move, it was the whole bar that was like about to do it anymore. Glaring Def Leppard into the lobby bar before. And weirdly like Def Leppard is like the perfect choice of bands for that bit. I know it's true that you went there, but if I were just conceiving a bit like that, that would be the band, I would choose for that bit, probably. It was just, I don't know. It's just like, it was just like when I watched that clip and it reminded me of the other ones. I just thought like I would without a doubt bet on this woman and speaking of bedding. Oh that gets us to our sponsor. How's that for a seamless transition? Okay, we are back and better than ever. All eyes are on the grid iron as teams are back to start another football season and you know Danny is my favorite time. It is your favorite. It's like it's months of Christmas for you. As always, though, bet online is your number one spot for all the pro and college football action this season. With a new updated site and interface even more odds, props and contests bet online continues to be the number one source for everything football. I'm sure gonna head there. 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I put together a playlist of podcasts that suited the sounds from comedy, a little bit of a true crime and even a history of Sir Isaac Newton. You.
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"leanne" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"Did you have a showrunner attached? Yes, Katie, Ballard. Who had done a lot with mad men and yeah. And then so that didn't make it. And then I had one with naked knight with Matt Williams, it created Rosanna home improvement. And I had that one. And y'all, in between those things, I couldn't get arrested. I would have times when nobody booked me, nobody cared, I couldn't get work and then, but I had my children and then I'd get on the little tour with some other women comics and we'd do some good day, and then I'd get a television bail. And a Hollywood. And I'm like, to me, being in Knoxville, I think, okay, that's a sign. I've got to stay in there. So I've got to stay in it. So now I'm on my fourth deal. With Sony. This is so typical. I know the story. It's such a, it's so unfortunate, such a common story, though. We're somebody's big and then you're like, okay, and everyone's like pumping you up. And you're like, this is, okay, we're doing it. All right. And then all of a sudden you'll get an email that they just pulled the rug out from under you. Not a phone call. Yeah. And so now, with this fourth deal, I mean, I love everybody. I'm working with, but I don't take it seriously. I may not take it here. But you know, I just go, whatever, 'cause now I'm on the road. I'm on the road, you know, three nights away a weekend. Like three different states I've ever been in. Your kids are older now, so that also is like must make it easier to do that. Oh, Danny, is it not? I mean, those time and of it could not have been more perfect. And I'm telling y'all, I was about to quit. Really? I had okay, so I was barely getting anything. And, you know, 55 years old, this is probably I was 52, 53, and my manager saying these Mormon painful and Utah are doing this thing called drum bar. And he said, nobody, and it was one of I was one of the first people that did it and he goes, nobody will ever see it. Yeah. He goes, you'll make a couple of $1000. He goes, you got that gig. All right, get a load of this. I was going to be. The guy that always hires me. I love him. I'm a little berry. What hiring me today, the Chamber of Commerce? I was doing a Chang room commerce luncheon, how glamorous is that? I mean, barely Mike and any money. I honest to goodness those debut where people drink so much that and the luncheon, they gave me a mimosa. I had not eaten. I had to go sit on the toilet and put my feet on the ground because of the spring was in it. And then I ended go and do a lunch and I've gotten a really bad spray tan. Anyway, glued to salt like sandy had a horrible spray tan, took the shower and all the spray tank came off, except it was on my face and all my shoulders. I had a thyroid nodule that was popping out. And I'd gotten a little little choker from loft in the choker was like cocked up on this thyroid nodule. Anyway, I'm doing this by the way. Danny is so turned on right now. This is thyroid natural with a choker. So you're something this is the reason I love this podcast so much. I like this is like getting to know you. This is the most delightful story I've ever heard. I just like, I just want to be your best friend. Keep going. Everything you're saying is making me so fucking happy so go. I could actually just look at your face Danny. I know you well enough, and I know that you're just in heaven right now. This is the most joyful thing. First of all, I'm two years older than you are. And so I have my kids are about the same age. It's like I'm actually S three kids too. Yeah, so sorry. Had tan children, but now they're gone. They've grown up walked off and left me with their deity, but that's what we do. I wish I had one. But anyway, I was like, I don't have any. I have a grand baby. I've got my new grandbaby. And that baby is yummy is what I hear. Thank you. Oh, GNA. Same pictures. Just so. It's the best thing to ever happen to me. His name is Charles Wilbur. Get a load of that. How yummy is that? Wilbur. God. You're all right. I'm divorced when I was married my father in law's name was Wilbur and I just was like, oh, I could not get enough of you. Any opportunity to be like, Wilbur, I couldn't wait to call and talk to him. Will you wonder if they're calling him Wilbur? But he's 9 months old. Like, we all go, Charles Wilmer. We're a place with him. Okay, so I go out to so we went back to choker on your thyroid nachos. Luncheon. I don't care a loft jeans. I was fat as mine. I'm even fatter now though, but anyway, they said, bring a top that looks nice on camera. So we did things. They put me in a hotel. I mean, I'm not trying. I mean, I am talking about the job our people, but are staying in a motel. But I thought I was going to be ranked and killed anyway. I just was kind of mormonism is usually what happened. It was just like, I thought, is this what I'm doing? And my main nobody will ever see it. He goes, you'll get you'll get a good clip from it that you can use to get corporate work, you know, horrible, like when you have to do shows for me that make carpet fiber kind of work. Yeah. So and I had not worked enough to work on doing a special so I think it's horrible. I can't even look at it. I feel like I'm on vomit when I look at it. But anyway, they released that thing. And my clients, they start putting them on and they go low. Yeah. And everybody's like, this job are things drug or thing that gets more views than Netflix special. It was crazy. It takes that one thing. It's like that thing that hits and it gets there. And so that was the moment. And how many years ago, that changed things for me and how it did. I did get a lot of fun. I mean, I went from like, my Facebook page, I mean, know how it worked. Went from like 5000 to 25,000. My Instagram was pitiful, and I'd put up pictures of my kids. You know, I didn't know how that worked. I was watching Janney, what Jenny was doing. And she just killed me. Everything she put up about die. Her that pro. And then draw bar gave me because I've got an I love my husband, but he's tight, and she and he would say, oh, like, I've got three head shots in 22 years. He was like, you don't need spinning money on a website. You know what I mean? I don't know how I've stayed in this business because I haven't. But I'm playing toward it. But I got a lot of work. It was not fun work. I got low paying things. I was manager starred book in improvs and like Tampa Orlando and I could not sell ticket Jones. With that drummer, even with those millions.
Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"leanne" Discussed on Doin it! with Danny and Jenny
"Well, the revolution will be podcasted as they say. Thank you, Eli Braden for that wonderful song. It gets me every time. You know, there's something about it. It's like, you know, it's my national anthem. I mean, it really is. Danny, we gotta jump into this. I'm so excited about our guests. I am too. I'm always excited when I can bring southern folks on here, but this woman I am such a huge fan of. She is selling out arenas and she's currently on the big panty tour. Big panty tour. That was what I was gonna name my tour. Well can't, because it's already taken by the Queen of the South, Leanne Morgan. Everyone, take your tops off. So throw your big paint in these out here. Thank you. So much for being here. This is a big time comedian we got here, right? Big time. Like, way bigger than you and I. Oh yo. Honey, dio don't realize. I've been wanting y'all forever. Wow. My darling, y'all, thank you all. I feel like I need to come and clean your. Hair in the own because I'm kind of like a kind of outsider goober kind of comedian in the Hollywood New York realm and so I'm just so tickled. I feel like a cool kid at the cafeteria. I really don't. I feel like I'm getting to eat with the cool kids. For us, it's just such a privilege to see some of the little people we fly over and it's just like it's been really special and I'm getting so nice for you to acknowledge how important we are given that I don't even have functioning Internet that works. But Danny and I love all the people. We feed off of compliments. We deal with targets. It is. It's our food. It's our oxygen. But the humility is like, I see a arenas. You're like, you know, you're southern white Kevin Hart down there. You going in. Bananas. Stadium freaking tours. It's a piece of southern white Kevin. This is the greatest explanation. That's really only took 22 years, you know, 22 years of doing comedy. But I mean, like, that's amazing. I'm so intrigued. I have to know how you got started. You have to give us what so 22 years you've been doing stand up. Yes. But and when I say that, I mean, probably being in clubs and getting paid and all that, probably about 1920 years. But yeah, but I had three little children and was married and had three children when I got started. My baby challenge was 23. She's 23. She was about a year old when I thought, okay, I'm doing it. And I always knew it in my heart that I could do it. But I was from a little bitty country town and I didn't have the confidence. I didn't like to go out young like eugenie, go to LA, I could have never. I mean, I was scared to dance and I didn't know what the world. I'm gonna be known what today were to go. So I mean, I moved out to LA when I was 34. So I wasn't like, you can look like a baby. I didn't even I thought you were 43 years old. I'm 43. Oh, well, you're still a baby. But I thought that you would have gone out there at nighttime. You didn't know. I went to college and I was a television sports producer. I was a television news producer. And then I became a comedy writer. Because why not? So people take. But I always want to answer this question because just to follow up because you're like a new mom. I was just talking to another community about it. I saw a mom get up a new mom yet up at a little show I did. And not great, but it was like, because I figured, and I always like, that's gotta be hard. How do you was it like just open mics around the south or was it like how does it start with you? No, well, no, for me, I was my husband and I made it and he won't, I use mobile home business now in the good he also the Appalachian Mountains. This is true. You're from the south. We get it. You're from the south. You're hitting it really hard right now. Cue the banjo music. Okay, go on. Well, and it was in the foothills of that blanche mountains. And I started selling jewelry. There was no comedy clubs around. Right. Anywhere near me. But I knew in my heart, I was going to do it. My husband and I, before we married, came out to LA in which the comedy star war. And I watched comedians that night and I remember I just knew I could do it. But anyway, lighter years later I have my first buddy. And I start selling jewelry like, you know, women sell Tupperware. I started schlepping jewelry in east Tennessee and women thought I was funny. I would get up and talk about I just had a baby and so I talk about breastfeeding and hemorrhoids and stuff like that. I was like, basically, that's how you were working out your material. That's amazing. Yeah, and I had my demographic in every little living room and I would eat brownies and damp and I had a ball, and women started booking so far in advance that the company noticed and asked me to start speaking at their big funds. And so they're big sales rallies. And so that's why that's how I got the confidence. Women would say, you need to be a stand up comedian. So then my husband fast forward sales that business, we go to work. I mean, he goes to he's over south takes us for a big company, and we move to San Antonio, Jenny. That's what my mom's from. Oh, my God. I had a ball. I worked at K sent 12 there. Oh, my door. Well, the comedy club was that terrible comedy club in the mall. Do you remember? And I started out there and then and they were okay, Tammy wasn't that great. And so I started driving the Olsen to camp city comedy club, and that's where I got started. Yeah. And I've been on there for 18 years and they made me from opener to a handle on it for the first time in their history. And I believed in me and that was a big club that had a lot of connections to Hollywood and stuff. Yeah. So I started moving pretty quickly and got a television deal with ABC and Warner Brothers from own sitcom. When? Out of that, that was a lower. That's been 14 years ago. And the writer strike can't, and it just went and day in. And I went to a deep depression. And I drank dinner with something else big and I thought it was going to make it. That was, all right, let me tell you on land. Holland Dane was going to play my mother. Oh, my God. Stop it. And I think, I mean, it didn't go very far before the writers strike. Hit, it got vault about ABC saying I did. I did a showcase at the last factory..
Bloomberg Daybreak
Nightlife Industry Joins COVID-19 Vaccine Push for Young People in U.K.
"Get America's vaccinated continues across much of the nation. So far about 75% of adults have gotten a shot. It's a similar picture in the UK, where three quarters of adults are vaccinated. But deaths there are going up at London, in particular has had weak vaccination numbers. Now London officials are on a mission to get more shots to young adults. A large part of the efforts centers on the city's club scene. And Bloomberg's Leanne Garance brings us more in the special report from a club called Heaven. This is a soundtrack for Saturday night out at iconic Club Heaven, But I'm here on a rainy Sunday in heaven sounds just like this. That's because today it has turned into a pop up clinic offering doses of the Pfizer vaccine for anyone needing a first or second jab. It's midday, and only a few people was standing in the queue. I've been speaking to some youngsters who crawled out of bed and braved the rain to get a job. I had it booked by got Covid, so I don't have to cancel it. And then way so that was that you were hungry Done. And then this come up, and I'm like, Why not like I come so much anyway, I might as well come and get it done here. I guess so in brand for me when I think you do for the option. If you still want to do a normal life you need to carry on with society and how we are keeping safe to each other. If you don't want to have your vaccine, you can do your life but not socialized Heaven joins a long list of cultural spots that have turned into pop up clinics is now the first London nightclub to open as a center in the hopes of encouraging more younger people to get vaccinated uptake of the first dose among people aged under 13, England is still well below two thirds, but new figures show hesitancy among younger age groups has fallen. Moon
Remove the Guesswork: Health, Fitness and Wellbeing for Busy Professionals
"leanne" Discussed on Remove the Guesswork: Health, Fitness and Wellbeing for Busy Professionals
"I'm leon spencer. It is a beautiful sunny day out there and it's about that time of year. That certain brands start talking about the bikini body. When people start talking about getting back to the jim to get ready for the beach and all this kind of conversation and one of my major philosophies around health fitness and wellbeing fitness specifically is it's more important to be functionally fit to be able to do things and achieve things with your body as opposed to focusing on the aesthetic the aesthetic of your body and the aesthetic of fitness. Now is just a personal opinion. But i think he's a healthy one to have when you subject this kind of advertising so rather than gordon. This week i'm bringing to you. My texts talk from november twenty sixteen called. Why fitness is more important to wait and have a listen. Because i think it's a really really important message. Of course i would say that it had almost one hundred thousand views on youtube. It's a message. That i think is really important for you to have yourself also for your kids for your boys and girls growing up and anyone you think could benefit from a really objective perspective on what is most important in terms of fitness the aesthetic of it so have a listen of feel free to share this with anyone you think needs to hear it go on and brayton review on youtube a few joy the talk let me know what you think is well on this really really personal to me so sit back enjoy the next twelve minutes of my talk. Why fitness is more important than white. A two thousand and twelve study found that the average british woman spent seventeen years of a life on a diet. Seventeen years two thousand and thirteen study by the national institute of health research found that twenty five percent or thirteen year old girls regularly skip meals to maintain a in appearance. And if you thought thirteen which young to be on a diet studied by the professional association of childcare and early years from that children as young as three expressed dissatisfaction and concern with repairs on their body mirrors of ruining our lives and not about children at that has to stop now. Let me share with you a little story. A few months ago. I went to see a show called circa on london's southbank it features six acrobats male and female perform for about seventy five minutes and during the show you witnessed the most incredible feats of athleticism strength and bravery and when the show at finished something struck me actually had nothing to do with the stunts that i just witnessed it was to do with the acrobats physiques. Some of them are very outwardly. Muscular somehow to layer of fat over there abdominals. some of them even had poppy. Fat on there in is all very ordinary stuff but from people doing the most extraordinary things and it struck me. Then that we've got things wrong for many of us. The pursuit of a perfect body means we've forgotten about what's really important and that's the health of our bodies on the inside. We praise people for their skinny appearance. Ignoring the fact that potentially they've got their very unhealthy and restrictive. What if we moved our focus what we can achieve with our bodies rather than what they look like. What if we move to focus from fatness to fitness good. Physical fitness is important for many reasons. We know this. It can protect against injury and strengthen our immune system it also means we can play sport take part in daily activities with our kids and socialize in a really healthy setting. It also makes everyday things easier like shopping taking the stairs walking and not only do those everyday things become easier but we feel stronger and better equipped to try new things and that's partly because exercise can be very enjoyable but it can also take you into your discomfort zone. I think that's a healthy place to be. Sometimes i personally take myself into that discomfort zone in a big way three or four times a year. Because i think it makes me more mentally physically emotionally resilient when i became very fit my world literally expanded and that's partly because i used to exercise to help me through a very dark difficult time in my life in march twenty twelve. I was treated for alcoholism. An exercise became the very cornerstone of my successful recovery. Instead of drinking bottles of wine every night are used exercise to change. How i felt about myself so i couldn't overstate the power that fitness and exercise have for boating resilience. But also changing. How you feel about yourself and the world in a really healthy way. While i'm here. Let me debunk. Few myths around exercise. The first one is that you need a long time to exercise effectively simply not true. A fifteen minute. High intensity or hit workout is really effective as a twenty to thirty minutes. Fast cardio session so we're one before breakfast. Maybe it's more about the intensity and the quality of your exercise much less about the duration another myth. Is you need access to a gym or expensive gym equipment and again not true. Park one is hugely popular in the uk. For those of you haven't heard of park ron. It's a five kilometer run that takes place all over the country and parks and it's entirely free to sign up for. It's also very possible to effective workout in your hotel room or at home using your own body weight or furniture props and let's not forget. Our daily commute. Consider walking wherever you can. It's may take a while to get your head around but it requires approximately the same number of calories to travel one mile on foot irrespective of your speed so in other words you burn roughly the same number of calories you walk over one but the efficiency of course comes in how quickly you'll get your destination so walking a great way to strengthen your bones and joints maintain good heart health ambon calories so what's not to love and yes let's talk about that. We are obsessed with it avoiding fat in our food avoiding fat. In general fat we are told is bad and indeed fat is bad it can cause metabolic conditions and poor heart health and bc affects one in four children and one in three adults in this country so too much fat is definitely a bad thing but how we measure your body fat has come under dispute bmi which is a very popular. Method isn't as accurate as you might think. And its correlation with body fat can depend on your age your race and your gender so it's very possible to be slightly obese by these generic standards and still very fit. I'm arguing that might not be such a problem. While subcutaneous fat or an accessible particularly around the middle can be damaging to our health. What is more damaging is a lack of fitness. We need a certain amount of body fat. In order to be healthy. Studies have shown that people who have that healthy amount of body fat have great to life expectancies than those. Who don't now. I'm not suggesting we ignore the global epidemic which is the obesity crisis across the world. And i'm not saying it doesn't need actioning because it does now but what i am suggesting is that while the ap's assessing over our scales. We worry about how we control our wait. Are we depriving body valuable nutrients or even the pleasure of food simply to avoid being more active after all. It's physical activity that helps us to prevent cardiovascular disease. Obesity high blood pressure diabetes and even help systematic conditions.
The Dental Marketer
"leanne" Discussed on The Dental Marketer
"Anyway so we wind some resumes So we had one from a hygienist. She's relocated to the area temporarily. And so she would be available to temp if we need. Which is good because kobe. Someone has a sniffle. They can't come into work and under another assistant who Emailed us and we've hired her as a casual worker. So she'll be coming in to cover. Today is where other people can't make it or like if someone you know has to go in and get. Kobe tested or can't come to work if to isolate than shopping there. Well yes the going rate for hygienists dental assistants over their identities. I'm gonna say around fifty five dollars an hour assistant I'm gonna say probably around twenty five an hour okay. That's pretty good. Yeah because it's a thing here. I don't know if it's over there happening. Maybe we're we're having the hardest time finding people right an interview. Nobody's coming to interviews. I mean 'cause unemployment is pretty high here. i mean. They're getting employee benefits. Have you seen that at all a little bit over there. Not even a little bit. Yeah definitely like. I know in the industry. There is talk about a labor shortage. Right now. You know hygiene assistance or able to kinda like ask for a higher wage because it seems like. There's there's less people. But i think bert us and i haven't been a business owner for very long in like i'm not even really one yet up and running yet but so far we've had we've had a lot of people ask if they could work at our clinic so i think we're kind of like our specific area out of rural until we're in a little bit of a different position because i think there's people like me who have been driving you know they've been trained as dental assistance than a hygienist. They want married farmer. Obviously can't the Years and years. And now we have a clinic open for them like five minutes from their doorstep. So i think that's why we're kind of having good luck finding people at our with our neck. Yeah that's awesome so then you also mentioned that you already scheduling new patients House what are you doing for marketing. I know it's different over there right in candidate there's different yes loss for that rules. Yeah what are you doing so horrid just been really active on our social media so even even in twenty twenty during the code lockdowns. Before i even had a dental clinic. We were posting. We were doing contests in and kind of like talking to other local businesses in like partnering with them to do giveaways and stuff like that and really at that time like my goal was just to kind of help people get through ovid. I don't even know when we're going to be open if we're going to be opened but at that time it was just you know i wanted to see if there was something that we could do to kind of get people's minds off of it and you know it wasn't wasn't hard to these contests and i needed something to do. 'cause i wasn't working for part of the lockdown So we started off with that and now part while in partly because of listening to your podcasts. And some of the you know the making of podcasts. Just trying to post on social media as much as possible into see really transparent with people in you know showing updates about our our practice in help our. It's coming Yeah that's what we've been doing if you can recall the time where you were like. Oh my gosh. People are scheduling. Were you doing at that. Time was a specific giveaway. A post or anything like that now well again just because we were local to the area so my husband is fifth generation farmer so everyone knows his family at what kind of no no me default so a lot of people have just been asking like. When are you gonna open your practice. When can we book in. But i would say that probably not helpful to your listeners. Because they're not all going to be in that situation. I would stay on while okay. So i listened to the making of smiling plo and And i also feel like. I know ashley has a little bit. I just listen so much. I know that was kind of like a big thing where she posted when she was opening her practice on like there was like a big video about that where she she was like sitting outside. I forget how it was but she would like sitting outside her building and she did like a facebook live so i actually did something similar with our practice when we actually took possession of the practice on february i. I drove the building in. It's winter here so as dark outside. And i was sitting in my car and did a facebook live. Oh saying listen we know a lot of you have been wondering about when we're gonna open our dental clinic and it's happening now we've purchased a building and there's going to be construction in. It's actually moving forward. So that was. I think that was a big thing that received a lot of a lot of us From from facebook just being that like you know what i mean. I think that's a great thing where you're not okay. Get a professional photographer videographer. Do all that. You know what i mean. You're just like in the car and you're like oh my gosh. It really did happen. This is the building. And then you let the world kind of know about it and people are all congrats. You're mazing all can't wait right in the you build on that momentum a data. that's really elsa. i have a three year old. He's gonna be through. Friday into three month old. And i find up hosting just really kind of real pictures of me and my family Those are some of the ones that get the most. The most of us like not not like. Oh i'm a dentist in like look at what i'm doing in my dental clinic. I don't know if people can relate to that as much bits has just like you know having something where like my son is jumping on the bed in like singing songs about brushing your teeth or something like that. I find that those. Get a lot of a lot of like having your living your life. Yeah you're living your life and then people are like oh snap. That's why reality. Tv shows are like always on and happening in people. Want to be part of that. You know or view it so throughout this process and what's been you can recall since the moment you decided to. I guess do this till today. What's been your biggest either struggle failure pitfall. I think just the volume of what you have to do like doing at once. So working as a clinician like i have responsibilities to my patients that i've seen now in a different practice right so i've made should keeping on top of that that i'm reviewing all of their medical histories before i see them like making sure that i come into the opportunity prepared that i'm there for the patients that i'm currently seeing them writing the referral letters that i'm doing the clinch checks all that kind of stuff. The long drives don't help and then also trying to set up all of the management side of mike clinic. You know hiring employees in getting payroll setup Never done that before. I've also never really been an employee. So i don't even really understand how it works. Someone has to explain it to me all the hr stuff. I'm using a dental. Hr which i found from your podcast walsum and they've been amazing so far the and also just like being a mom you know Our son our second son was born in february. Like what twenty. Twenty days after we purchased the building after we took possession of building. So that was that was crazy like being in labor and trying to like email in between you in the word now not i mean maybe like the one that was like really really early labor but no i kind of game and focused when it came time by feel like. It's just it's crazy so.
The Past Lives Podcast
"leanne" Discussed on The Past Lives Podcast
"This is the cost lives. Podcast episode one. Six five nam yoho simon bound. I'm sitting here at the past. Likes what cost to investigate. Evidence demonstrates survival of the human soul. Look.
WBZ Overnight News
Boston Man Convicted Of Police Bombing Asks For Compassionate Release
"Officer officer and and the the severe severe wounding wounding of of another another asks asks for for a a compassionate compassionate release. release. WBC's WBC's Karen Karen Regal Regal says says it's it's because because of of covert covert concerns. concerns. Attorneys Attorneys for for the the now now 64 64 year year old old Alford Alford strangler strangler say say their their client client convicted of building the bomb that Killed Officer Jeremiah Hurley and severely wounded his partner Francis fully should be released because his heart issues make him more of a covert risk. Strangler did refuse the vaccine while in prison. His attorneys say their client was worried about how that would affect his heart. His attorneys also argue he has served more than enough trying for the crime of which he was convicted. But Hurley's daughter, Leanne, TN, herself, a Boston police officer. Well, the judge of a man who loved his job in his family officer fully son, Frank, a Boston firefighter, told the court of a severely wounded man with PTSD, he said of this compassionate release request. Alford Strangler chose his fate. Cameron Regal WBZ Boston's news radio. More
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Leanne Betasamosake Simpson Discusses the Inspiration for Her Record 'Theory of Ice'
"In many parts of North America. It's about time for the melt. Some people call it the spring thaw or the break up. It's the period of time when days get longer and warmer and slowly, lakes covered with ice start to crack up. I had never heard this before as the ice days. Frozen for so long and in Newfoundland, and it wasn't until they moved Ontario and I was sitting by a lake One time that I heard these massive cracks that sounded like rifle shots are like big pings. Scared me half to death, to be honest and those of the sounds that inspired this song. I stepped over a watery it just Hey, fellows, the canoe a car seat. Nice. She paddles to the edge to collect candles, Mr One drink. You should Jax well, it's still easier. The N V. Da Samo Se Simpson would break up. Leanne is one of the most renowned writers and scholars in Canada. She tells stories and poems and makes music. Often focused on her Inish nobby heritage and tradition. Lee and B to C. MOC. Simpson's new record is called Theory of ice, and it begins with that scene. I was just talking about the vice breaking and melting. And we richly end in Peterborough, Ontario. Hi. Welcome to the show that Tom Power How are you? Nice to talk to you. Congratulations. On the record. I really loved it. Thanks so much. You know what I mean about it being sort of scary when the ice cracks? I absolutely know what you mean. The sounds are almost otherworldly. How do you How do you describe him like thunder? Sometimes they kind of sound. I mean, they kind of sound like aliens are landing. I think that shotgun is a good metaphor for them. But if you haven't heard that sounded, so it's a really Really, really powerful, jarring sounds that ice makes. So Where were you When you were making this record that you were hearing those sounds so much. I had the honor of spending time on the shores of Blatchford like in the Northwest territories, both during break up and and freeze up. And those times air just phenomenal times of the year because they're such massive transformations taking place on the land and in the in the water. And so, hearing those sounds and watching this process of melting and freezing and melting and freezing. And eventually the lake moving from this this amazing skating rink, maybe two. Almost like a dram er, a percussive instrument with this frozen layer on top, and then ending up in this this beautiful deep sort of pool of water was something that really fascinated. Me and a whole bunch of different levels.
The Academic Minute
Leanne Dzubinski, Biola University Gender Bias
"Increasing body of research is demonstrating that gender biases are both real and costly to organizations and two women leaders. The problem is that researchers have not been able to determine just how harmful or costly these biases are because it is difficult to comprehensively measure them. The few tools that do exist tend to measure overt gender bias like harassment the respondents own bias or the respondents about gender bias in society. No existing instrument offers a comprehensive perspective of women leaders experiences and perceptions of organizational and individual level gender barriers in the workplace. That is where our research comes in using a sample of of women in higher education faith based community organizations healthcare law. My colleagues die created invalidated the gender bias scale for women leaders. This forty seven items scale measures. How women leaders experience fifteen different aspects of gender bias like male culture unequal standards lack of mentoring workplace harassment and salary inequality with the scale researchers and professionals now have measurement tool that can be used whole parts to assess specific gender barriers in different contexts. Historically one reason that efforts to understand gender bias have been hindered is the limited ability to evaluate the different aspects of bias now are gender bias. Scale accurately reliably measures a full range of gender bias factors which allows organizations to diagnose the amount and types of bias women perceive and experience. We sincerely hope that our scale will allow scholars to understand how gender bias is harmful to the health and wellbeing of women leaders in the organizations and consequently function as a catalyst for profound change. That was leeann. Have ski of University
Ric Edelman
Los Angeles Sheriffs: 2 Deputies Shot, ‘Fighting For Their Lives’ After Compton Ambush
"ABC is Leanne Souter Reporting from Los Angeles. You're
Podcasting Tips & Tricks with Lyndal Harris
A Podcast Launch Journey with Leanne Webber
"Hello had lawyer and welcome back to another episode of podcasting tips and tricks. I'm your highest Lindell. Harris and this podcast is to you by podcast. Va where we make the podcasting Jenny easier by offering a variety of done for you services. Tonight, we are back with another interview. I'm chatting Kellyanne. Weber who is the founder of the Founders Tame Business Mentor and podcast host liens mission in life is to support and encourage business owners to live the life of their dreams and nothing makes a heavier than seeing her clients. N. P. A.'s hit their goals and push pasta comfort zones. I'm actually a member of one of the ends found his tame mastermind groups, and she does like to see her clients hit their goals, and suddenly pushed prostate, comfort signs, and the reason I asked Leon on the show. Today is because I the and go through the launch journey of her podcast behind the business blinds, and I really wanted to speak to her about the process, so you can hear a personal journey from someone particularly if you're thinking about launching podcast, and you feel like it's a huge mountain to overcome both from the technical side of things as well as the emotional side of things. And what I love is Leeann pushed, pressed her comfort zone to launch podcast of Jerry, and so I really am looking forward to having this chat with her. Welcome to the in. Thank you so much for having me Sarghoda. I've been wanting to talk to you for a little while, but it's just been a bad getting around kidding it old book team but I'd love to start the conversation with you telling everybody a little bit about you your podcast and why you decided to launch a shy. I K-. Sorry as Linda mentioned I. Have a business called the founder's team and we've got about eighty members in there, and through running that I have seen so much comparison itis between tapes, so I've got lots of little small teams within the found distain and united people will look at each other and think Oh, my goodness and I will say the sentence that. That I absolutely despise shaves killing it whereas that right, what's happening in the background? And then I'm I'm talking to the person that someone else has said. Yes, she's killing it hearing all of the issues and the challenges, and all of the obstacles that she's coming in her business, and so I decided to launch behind the business blinds, and that is to really go. Deep with business owners and entrepreneurs to find out poets actually taken to get them to the place there at today. I love that because everyone does have a different story by comparison, audits is Oh it's it's horrible. You've just got to stop watching I. Know I've gone through three stages, and if I look at something I think Oh. Yes, or no, I love the name of the show Terry, because it explains it, you guys behind the business bonds, and you having conversations with paypal to help us understand that that has been a long journey for them to get to where they're at as well a lot of the times and congratulations on your launch. Because you did have a successful launch. She launched at quite high in the charts for the business category today. Yeah I got to number three in Entrepreneurship, category and number twenty three I think in the business category Yup. That's fantastic. Good on you. So was the main purpose of launching your shot to build your brand awareness for the found his team as well as building your authority and expertise as assault later in the spice. Yes I I've recently launched a personal brand as well because I want to get more into public speaking and mentoring and mar debating he pull my big goals to to be on stage in front of thousands of people encouraged them to. Take Action to what they want to achieve goals, so it was definitely to build that her snow brand as well as. Yet just kind of help members for the founders team. It was really for them. That's why I wanted to watch. US Take I. Love that so have you seen any benefits and tonight of of launching show because it's quite new, it's only a month with so, but we saw his goals in mind. If you seen any benefits, so. Yes so. I know this is advantage a metric. My followers have grown on instagram by about one hundred and fifty, which is pretty decent because I don't have a huge following I've also been asked to speak at a networking event and on a couple of podcast as well, and that's only after a month, so it's definitely hoping in. It does sometimes just help grow that audience, doesn't it? But the fact that you saying that? That the benefits of being asked on other podcasts, and being asked to speak because people can go and listen to your Shaw and say your style if they like. You're speaking style so congratulations. That's relief. That's fantastic now. Something I think I because I mean one of your teams is I. WanNa ask that question of when you launched your show a when you thinking about launching shy right back from the beginning. Did you have any challenges that you had to overcome yes? Well. Sorry I definitely struggled with my mindset, firstly right back in the beginning I struggled because I. Don't actually really listen to podcasts I. Know I am a widow are in S. I prefer reading books so I was definitely going through the impostor syndrome of off. Don't even listen to podcasts. Who Am I, too? Have A podcast also. Why would guests want to come on my show so those a lot of imposter syndrome, but then all sorry, and this is something that I struggled when I started, my business is I was really worried that I was. was going to waste people's time so I. Know How precious time as I nor that people listening are going to be busy business owners, so I was really worried that people wouldn't enjoy it. They would listen to support me, but no actually get any value from it. I was worried that not really any people would listen I was also really worried about finding guests.
All Things Considered
Supervised drug injection site in Philadelphia is almost ready to open
"Me a Philadelphia nonprofit says it is opening the country's first facility where people can inject illegal drugs under medical supervision yesterday a District Court judge ruled that the site does not violate federal drug laws NPR's Bobby Allen reports after a two year legal battle leaders at the nonprofit called safe house are ready to open their doors to the first official supervised injection site in America it's a facility where those struggling with addiction bring their own drugs and use with trained medical staff standing by to prevent overdoses it's been used in Canada and Europe and has been shown to save lives Randgold fine lead safe house we have the highest death rate of any big city in America the twenty nineteen death rate is expected to surpass twenty eighteen and with numbers like these we are compelled to last the decision was from a U. S. district judge in Philadelphia who found in October that the site safe house are proposing are more like a medical facility than what prosecutors have called a crack house the judge has now made his order final it's a blow for the justice department which sued to try to block the site here's U. S. attorney bill McSwain speaking a year ago when he and the trump administration first filed their lawsuit aimed at stopping safe house is our folks have good intentions but we think that this step of opening an injection site is a step the crosses the line he's not alone in believing this at a tense press conference today safehouse said their first facility will be in South Philadelphia that was a surprise to neighbors there Leanne Salah off wasn't pleased you blindsided us yeah thank you our children there is a lot says she doesn't want to live next to a site that will have a steady stream of substance abusers coming in and out pardon and you were speaking about gold find of safe houses says three to four people die from fatal overdoses every day in Philadelphia she says they're supervised injection sites are taking public injecting off the streets and into a medical facility we understand that your children should never have to walk over people publicly consuming and the goal is if it's not outside than inside studies have shown that injection sites do drive down fatal overdoses in the vicinity around the facilities Philadelphia health officials estimate that twenty five to seventy six people could be saved each year with the opening of the injection spaces former Pennsylvania governor ed Rendell is a big supporter but even in its hands twenty five months it's worth it supporters say will also serve as a way to connect with treatment housing and other social services Leo Beletsky is a health and law expert at Northwestern University he studies harm reduction efforts like supervised injection sites he says other U. S. cities are watching one of the key arguments against advocates has been that the law is not settled and you know the legal implications are unclear well that argument just suffered a setback federal officials say they are evaluating all their options under the law they have already filed an appeal safehouse has volunteers at the ready including Rendell the former Pennsylvania governor expected to escort drug users to the site early
Baseball Tonight with Buster Olney
What...Just...Happened?
"Dozo with Sunday it baseball's Jessica and does and Jess Wow that game last night was insane that's the kind of name I got to tell you do the post-game work and you go back to the hotel and you're staring at the walls in the hotel room wide awake because you have so much his rental in and I was what about you because eventually I did go back to sleep but you had to get up like three hours later to get up this morning yeah it was up at five and then you write everything and I know now I have such an appreciation for writers because I like to give all of because I know that everyone that I'm working with this morning didn't watch the game and so I basically the right everything that I feel like we're the highlights of things I want to get into all the stuff I need them to look up graphics Oh that's put me up until one two in the morning and the I'm upset if I walk into work and getting ready to go so I'm a morning person it's been the nights that like that's why I'm so excited about this game six because I'll tell you what there's been a couple of games this world series where I'm like fighting sleep in the sixth seventh innings. I've only got a few hours this one I mean buster there were times I was jumping on my bed in my hotel room liking the TV Blake I'm sure my neighbors the hotel do not appreciate I'm like come on the world series game six you should be watching it was it was a nutty gate for the most part we'll put it this way in the first five games the world series there was one lead change last night we had two plus all the craziness for that game distinguish itself from the rest of the world series and I've got a laundry list of stuff to get tune we'll get into all of what happened last night but let's start with this I thought you know Dave Martinez what an emotional night like he goes absolutely nuts during the course of the game we're in the seventh inning stretch and he looked down the field and all of a sudden I see Dave Martinez being restrained by one of his coaches and he's going after the umpires he winds up getting a in our life by the Japan and their life go ahead the one who's restoring him he's gotTa winds up being rejected first manager in twenty three years to be objected from a world he's game and then after the game you get knuckleheads like me going in there and ask you know the right questions about how he felt in that moment and what did you think about the call I Dave Martinez handled it perfectly because he's like you know what I don't WanNa get any that I don't want to talk about that and he said it respectfully he said I I understand but you know what it's all about game seven in so many words and that's exactly what I thought he should have done in that moment considering what the outcome was there was no reason for him to relive all the details game unless they lose like I feel like and not that you want to relive it anyway and you WanNa take the high road but there was a moment there and this is for the people who weren't watching the game live but when you're watching it live during the entire time empires had the headsets on that that the showing trae Turner in the out just the emotions completely I mean honestly watching the broadcast they were bleeping out every other word was coming out of that dugout because it was so much emotion it felt like that something we're gonNA WE'RE GONNA be talking about this moment for years because in that moment it felt like the nationals are gonNA lose this game and this is why it's GonNa be because of this so I think Dave Martinez would have been a completely different person had anthony rendon day income and hit that home run I think then he would have been a lot more but when you win the game and it's like why go back in blow up that entire call a hundred percent and that's what I thought was really smart by him to not go back and relive that because they won the game and they force game seven and game seven will be started by Max Scherzer who chess on Sunday comes walking stiffly into the interview room in front of reporters he When he was answering questions he wasn't turning his neck he was sitting in his wheelchair and turning the whole swivel chair to talk to reporters and he was so down he gets a cortisone shot which pitchers talk about is being such essentially a miracle drug and then yesterday when we walk into the Ballpark here in Houston he's in catching the outfield and goes to Intel's Day Martinez I'm ready to go and you get the feeling that this could be something that could fire or at the players I asked David about that before the game yesterday about you know whether or not the players might rally around this any mentioned that time when Max fouled the ball off he was on face broke his nose and the next day Texan picture instead I'm good to go and he started that day with the black is Dave said that got the players fired up I gotta believe tonight there'll be so much adrenaline Max on the mound especially because I mean from that press conference buster and and for those of us that know him he was devastated Leanne devastated on Sunday that he could not help his team and I felt like it worked in the reverse like he could not hide the emotion of how much he felt like he was leading his team down and because of that and not because that's the sole reason they lost by any means at all but I felt like the team reacted to his devastation and not just him not pitching the overall vibe that he was giving like I feel awful that I can't pitch in game that I'm supposed to I think it works in the reverse for game seven because he is battled on everything he can the cortisone shot I think my only concern was shirt tonight is we've seen in his starts in this postseason him go one hundred ten and plus pitches how much length can't he give this team now the good thing is you know Daniel Hudson Sean deal those two pitchers you can use anybody pretty much out of the bullpen and there is more options for Dave Martinez out of the bullpen but what we've seen is they need length from these starters how much length can shares her bring your stuff was just flat from the get-go the guys more pitches than anybody in baseball this year over four thousand he just he just didn't have it and I think it was because he he's tired at the end of a long year and right that's the question about Max tonight on the other side we're GonNa see Zach ranking who's also looked tiredness postseason and I would assume that he's he followed by Garrett Cole I talked to Garyk before game six and asked him about how his ability with game seven was something he was handling because of the flight on the day last turn it had a similar situation where normally I would pen on day two but since we were flying I decided to it settled in DC and throw my pen on day three which for this week sets up pretty much the same exact way and I felt really good last week on day three so I'm just taking the same routine did last week to prepare for the bullpen as I'm doing this week to prepare for possibly having to pitch game seven yes I think he's GonNa wind up pitching like innings four through six tonight what do you think yeah I think so I think this is something that you definitely see and I think just for the royalva nats I mean to be able to get to that grinky you know the point that they want to be able to do they're going to have to do it early and once they do that knowing what is looming in the bullpen and that's one thing opposite of the nationals is the astros have so many guys that they can go to and Garrett Cole who has been the ultimate throw down the hammer are you know for the scene the one point I have to make with Garrett Cole and I know we've seen it so much but the last time he has pitched in relief you go back to his freshman year at us Cla I went and looked at this against the ant eaters gave up a winning run I mean this is like I know it's liked onion cheek like it's been how long since he was a little frothy with the Bruins this is something that I do think fans that now we've seen it time and time again from Randy Johnson no Madison Bumgarner these star pitchers come out of the bullpen it's not as easy is it looks folks he's talking about it being similar to bullpen game he's never done it really he's never done it as a professional he's never done it with the Astros this is something that I think you definitely look for especially early on if he's coming in mid inning what what is he doing where's his heart rate because it's definitely different than than coming in just as the starter all right let's dig into game six last night we'll start with this golf clap or Stephen Strasburg watching that last night just reminded me of how I felt during the two thousand fourteen postseason watching Madison bumgarner where he seemed so in control where even when there were runners on base pitching backwards coming back and counts by throwing off speed pitches he was just absolutely composed and in the end despite the fact that Max Sherzer got up at one point in the sixth inning there Stephen Strasburg still out on the mound in the ninth inning what a performance the fifth five no yeah this amazing to me again Jose Altuva and I remember in the moment I sent this note to our producer in the moment I was like I don't know what's GonNa Happen in this game but to me this is the stories this isn't even the game like that fifth inning at bat it to Jose Altuve to me was the series why I mean you have a pitcher or a hitter up to bat similar to the Anthony Rendon in the first inning where all you really gotta do is put the bomb play take one of those breaking balls fine whole get to the grass score some runs and respond and felt like to all the guys in that order that's what he does I mean that guy can hit anything and Stephen Strasburg you'll get three pitches he started on what the
Marketplace with Kai Ryssdal
All the Reasons Things Are Going Very Poorly for WeWork This Week
"Let's begin. Shall we with a thought experiment. Imagine you are running a privately held company that is worth forty seven billion dollar based on the investments. You've gotten so far you need capital though money to grow so you start thinking about going public and people get really excited so you file the required paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission people start taking a real hard look governance structure and your business model and quicker than you can say Bob's your uncle. The bottom falls falls out your evaluation gets cut in half and then cut even more and then today you decide maybe going public right. Now isn't such a great idea congratulations congratulations. You're we work or more properly. It's parent the week company thinking was that the would be shared office space wonder canned was going to start trading in a couple of weeks yes but given the raft of bad headlines and a couple of recent high profile. IPO's than maybe didn't go so well see also Uber Cooler heads prevailed. Look there is a real question here given the headaches is all the money that companies can raise by going public worth downside risks marketplace's Justin Ho gets going we work is growing fast in the US and around the world but it's losing more than a billion and a half dollars a year and yet the company valued itself at forty seven billion in dollars in January J. Ritter at the University of Florida says the company's business model just doesn't justify that figure you know it's basically a real estate company that was trying into bill itself as a Tech Company at a Tech Company valuation two weeks ago we were slashed. Its valuation by more than Half Santosh Rowlett Manhattan venture partner says even that wasn't enough to satisfy investors people realizing bet no wait a minute. You just can't get a blank check anymore. Rows as part of the reason that that we work Uber and lift have stayed private for longer than other companies before going public that allows venture capitalist capture the lion's share of their growth but Kathleen Leanne Smith at Renaissance Capital says those companies are outliers compared to other recent. IPO's interests which is up over fifty percent from Peo- Shui the online pet supply company up over fifty percent renaissance capital runs an index of companies that have recently gone public and it's up thirty percent this year Smith says we work Uber and lift at the side. It's a good time for IPO's pastors are cautious about overpaying so we've had sort of a more discerning IPO market and better prices for investors. It's myth says the fact that we work as postponing going public is assigned. The market is working like it's supposed to in New York. I'm just in Ho for
UN News
Young social entrepreneur in India turns wedding waste into meals for the needy
"I'm an academy with you and us on a mission to feed hungry. Citizens young social entrepreneur in India, stack Ling, the food waste challenge there by rescuing food leftover from weddings parties in supermarkets, Padmanabahn Gopalan takes advantage of geolocation technology by allowing restaurants in individuals to log into his no waste food app where they can find the nearest community that can take their food instead of throwing it in the bin according to you, an estimates saving twenty five percent of the food currently wasted globally. Each year would be enough to feed. Eight hundred seventy million hungry people in so far, Mr. Gopalan, provided meals for more than nine hundred thousand you was in New York this week, taking part in the UN science, technology and innovation forum and spoke to you uses session gold. Why initiative, no food waste is an initiative that collects all this hopeless Ford from weddings, restaurants, supermarkets, and hall, sort of he even said this happening across the cities where there is a large. Twenty of untouched good quality surplus for being thrown into bins. So we have dollar technology and the application that helps to donate that to the nearest community need. So we have geo tagged all the hunger sports in the city like the people in need lake slums government hospital shelter homes, orphanages roadside homeless people temporary shelters all the stuff they are geo tagged and map. So if a if a person or restaurant or an industry logs into mobile application, they'll be able to see the nearest community, which they can share that, for instance, throwing it into the bins. We also operate a fleet of vehicles and volunteers, which helps us to bridge this gap of collecting and distributing the food. So it started in a place called mature in Tamil. Nado, nowadays working in fifteen cities, across south, India. Have you invested any foods or resources in making sure that people are aware of your initiative, so that they are able to reach out to you? That is a very good amount of awareness being picking up among the people. So. So people used to like they don't have any access to those datas of where they can go and share the food, even if they live in the city, they don't know where are people in need. So everybody speak about hunger, but they literally don't know where where this pockets are. So, that's when we wanted to identify them, and Geotech them. So there anybody like nowadays. Everybody's using technology on the other side like the people who while Guinness evens and everybody they're logging, and they just find the they see the data Hillary and say, anxious that this many sports are there in the city, which we live for more than thirty s so we work with all the, the particularly the food safety and channels authority of India, and they are organizing Multistakeholder meeting with the holiday caterers food industries on regular level, where we give to them. And also, we reach out on social media to all the wedding couples so they are aware of this service being offered, so they can close this on the weddings of throwing away. Lot of our students to dental school children as well was in a specific reason you gave up for this innovative idea creative solution to the food waste problem. So it's an interesting interesting journey, so I, I was doing my uniting graduation in an almond college so I happen to learn with lot of people from different backgrounds. So mostly from tribal, rural parts and few of us from cities. So everyone had a different value of food. So as working part time as well when I was doing my undergraduate. So then I was doing a part time classes to lot of school children. That's when I found out that this generation, particularly missed the value of the food is equal to some money, it's not an economic. It is beyond that, too. I thought instead of teaching science max, we should I teach value food to kids. So then whichever class, I go, I took a weighing scale with me. I used to wait how much food the kids throw in the schools and during the next day or something. Family. They'll be reading it in the, the assembly that yesterday, all of us western this many cages afoot today. We should try to reduce that. So then Ford standard kid came to me, and ask me a question. See there are a lot of food being thrown away last week, we had a housewarming function where we ordered for one fifty people, but only some one hundred people turned up, so we're can do that, for that provoke need to start something like this. So how many Xs meals have you been able to do need so far, the number of people who have been able to help, tow it as our around eight nine thousand meals that you have delivered through directly by us, and the, the eight hundred thousand but it's, it's more than eight hundred thousand meals that we have directly collected and delivered through frito vehicles, so we have on one hundred volunteers who collect meals, and deliver hand. There are also a lot of individual donations happening. Now, you are here in New York. Tell us a little bit about your experience participating. In the science technology innovation forum coming back to the United Nations actionable Ottoman goals. I strongly believe that technology and scale ability, will be the only solution to kill some local solutions. So this forum is a great platform for local restaurant loyal workers. Lakers for me. This is the first time in United Nations and frustration Moore. So every time I read about United Nations when Leanne my books, so here we are able to make the people from different cultures different countries coming together for a common cause. And we feel the energy of lake mindedness, among all the stakeholders here. So when I, I was given a chance here to person may Navision, so there are a lot of people who were able to connect to the problem of food waste and who are already seeking solutions for it. So we are all connected in this platform now. So it is definitely making this local solution to become global one. This platform is one that will make that you talked about skill ability. What are your plans for the future? So right now, the, the Soviet of hunger, mapping, we are done in fourteen cities, where people are using it to shut the food. So we are working on in to metro big cities, rest of all titrate cities. So we according to the data, what we have there is more amount of wood being thrown away stood only in Tyrone cities then tied into so we were concentrating more on Thailand cities in the coming years. So we'll be killing a initiatives to much more Tyron cities like the Mumbai, Kolkata, Bangalore Hyderabad and other places, and also create a more sustainable model current way of working now, we are shifting it into more sustainable model so that it will really become replicable and Francis solution for everyone to