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America First with Sebastian Gorka Podcast
Dr. G and Mr. Reagan Discuss the Lead Actors in "The Karate Kid"
"Here, karate, same thing. Either you karate do, yes. Or karate do no. You can't do queso. Just like blip. Understand? And understand. Just like grape. Let's talk about these two actors. The lead in the supporting actor, a Pat Morita actually got an Academy Award nomination for this movie. A guy who'd been known, oh, I got to send you some of these images. We'll talk about these a little bit later, but talk about the double play. I actually think Ralph's performance is very solid. Talk to us about Ralph talk to us about pat. Oh, it's perfect casting, isn't it? Yeah. They said, oh, we need a genuine authentic Japanese actor to play this. Let's get an American born dude from California who was unhappy days. Yeah, that's perfect. Somehow this guy, I mean, this is all phony. His accent is phony, but he does such a great job. I mean, it's really masterful. And like I said, they picked the best guy for Daniel, really because he does have that touch of awkwardness that I think makes him very relatable. These days, they want to cast you as either like Asperger's level nerdy or they want to cast the hero as certainly better than anyone else ever in the history of the world. And it's probably going to be a black lesbian. But she's going to be amazing. So I've got a genius. But back in the 80s, they realized what the best person to play the lead in most movies is the average guy. Let's bring in somebody who's average. She's got a little bit of problems. But here was the magic about this that I don't think really people recognized at the time, but looking back, I think people have recognized a little bit more. I certainly did watching this time. This is actually a father and son movie. Of course. This is a movie because you think of it as like Obi-Wan Kenobi or even Yoda, right? There's obviously hints of that. When I was a kid, that's kind of how I viewed it. But looking back, I realize Daniel did not have a father.
Monday Morning Critic Podcast
"morita" Discussed on Monday Morning Critic Podcast
"It's on the Centennial collection, which I was I think 2008 or something. And they probably have used it for further issues. But if you go to YouTube, you can check it out. And I'm interviewed with that several people are interviewed from mana about that. And they also did they allowed us to talk about the history of young things. And the history of Asian American portrayals in the movies, including Star Trek, and what was positive with George the king. Yeah. It's really well done. And they really illustrated with a lot of movie clips and stuff, but yeah, that's what's ridiculous about it. Have your paths ever crossed and the only reason I'm going with this question is because I feel like George is a big advocate, I think he grew up in one internment camp. Have you guys ever had discussions of your pads over cross? Because you're very similar to what you're doing as far as your career. Have you guys ever spoken? Oh, no, a lot of times. I mean, I interviewed him twice in 85 and 86 for magazines. And I've seen him at Congress's events. He's very, very positive. Yes, super popular. In fact, I would see him at an event and he would start talking about a column I wrote. And I read my column. Well, of course, why would I reach a column? Of course I read your comment. And he's given me quite a compliment as being a good writer. And but yeah, we've honored him. Mona used to have awards dinners where we give praise and awards to people who put Asian Americans and starring roles. And we gave him a lifetime achievement award. So yeah, he loves us. Yeah, super passionate. Yeah. When you stood back and you watch more than Miyagi as a fan, which is for those listening or watching for the first time, it's about Pat Morita's life. I think it's both in and out of The Karate Kid. What was your take on the entire documentary guy? It was sad, it's like, here's where you separate the man from the art. Right. And so Pat Morita was, he became an alcoholic and that's how he died. He couldn't control his drinking and he became physically abusive with people around him. So he really went like that. Right. So I can just say, I'm thankful for how he persevered. He had a bad life. He was in the hospital for the first ten, 11 years of his life because he had a physical ailment. And when they let him go, what did they put them? The concentration camp. What kind of life does that? You know what I mean? He couldn't even he couldn't move. He had a spinal problem for the first ten 11 years. And so he had a rough life, but he gave us Arnold on happy days, which was the number one show back in the 77 78. He got, he got his own TV series at O'Hara in 87, shortly after The Karate Kid movies took off and he gave us mister Miyagi, which is like one of the most beloved characters in pop and pop culture. I'll tell you when I saw I was in Glendale where I lived in California. And I went to see Karate Kid part two. And I looked around before movie star and looked and it's mostly white audience. And so the movie starts and they put Ralph Macchio's name and everyone's a big cheer, right? Pat Morita's name came on. The place when batshit crazy and I went, I went. I did that. Like, they love this guy. Yeah. I mean, okay, look, it was a stereotype character. It was a martial artist. He speaks with an accent. But his story from the first movie, which I had the honor of being able to talk about in the documentary where he drunk and he's having a celebration with Daniel son Ralph Macchio. And that's the only scene where we see his backstory where he fought in the 104 42nd regimental combat team, which is made up of Japanese Americans doing World War II and his wife was stuck in one of those concentration camps, pregnant with his son and no doctor came to help. And so she died in childbirth, and he's like, and he's saying, land of the land of the free home of the brave and in a very ironically and he just there's no doctor come, no doctor Cobb, and he just he just goes back into Benny just kind of like those us off and you go, oh my God. Yeah. This is what this guy went. And that scene, they were going to cut it out because they said, you know, we're going toward the big championship karate tournament between Daniel and Daniel and Johnny Lawrence. Johnny Lawrence, thank you. And this scene takes us back down and it doesn't further the plot. But thank God they put it in because that's what got him this Oscar nomination for best supporting actor because you saw the good of this character. He doesn't talk about it in the regular day, but this is the pain, he takes with him, now it's just an amazing scene that he did. Yeah, and I wonder if Patton real life and mister Miyagi on screen didn't share some of that pain, right? Because in pat stand up in the documentary, he does stand up, but a lot of it, I don't know if it's driven from pain because one of his jokes was I haven't felt this good since December 8th. So he jokes about Pearl Harbor. He's trying to. And I wonder how much of that stand up. Because stand up comedians can sometimes be very angry people and they come from a place of comedy comes from a place of anger. I think at times. So, you know, I wonder how much of that was real. And I'll tell you this, the one thing you're telling me about the reaction. I totally believe that because he was a father figure to not just like Asian kids in Asian American, it's like everybody. Everybody who needed somebody, Patton Reed or mister Miyagi was that guy. He was the best friend. He was the father figure. He was the man that provided guidance. Like, I mean, I'll never take this poster down ever. That man, that man has, I mean, I get emotional talking about it because I just feel like what he's done for people is just, I don't know, the documentary's great and just his life work is just beautiful. I totally wish I was there to watch that. I would have loved seeing people give pat the doo he deserved. You know, I got to meet him once. There was a roast for George Takei and pat was one of the people who went down and made fun of George Takei. And afterwards there was like an after party and we were eating food and stuff and walking around. And I saw paths. I went up to him, I told him where I was and I said, for what it's worth, I want to tell you, that scene you played in Karate Kid, in my opinion, is the best scene any Asian American has ever played, because it spoke to our history, it spoke to our pain. And it just kind of looked at me but thank you. Yeah, yeah. It took me, I think, to get older as an adult to appreciate that scene. Because he's lost his entire like, I don't think I connected as a kid. He's lost his entire family and he's talking to the one person. He views as I want to say like a son maybe. Like, I mean, it's like a son. It's like a father son relationship. And I love it. It's like one of those tropes
Monday Morning Critic Podcast
"morita" Discussed on Monday Morning Critic Podcast
"Right by it. Is that a fair statement? Yeah, they're getting bigger and better at it. I mean, I wasn't mad at marvel early on because I think it was the first Spider-Man movie. Where they had a Chinese woman outside of skyscraper, playing the violin and singing with a Chinese accent. Spider-Man Spider-Man does whatever. You know, from the 60s, the cartoon show? Yeah. Only Asian person. You see with any speaking role, and it is, again, for comic relief. So that's like, I was like, here we go again. And I think the edited out because I bought the DVD recently and it's not there. But that's the kind of crap we initially went through. You know what I mean? So things have gotten better. And of course, the Oscars now with everything everywhere, all at once, sweeping the Oscars. Yeah. I'll tell you something. To me, perhaps the most moving part of that whole night was when Ariana de boss was announcing the winner for best supporting actor. Now, I've never seen this happen before. When someone opens the envelope and it's a winner that they like. Or they yeah, it's happy. And she's a kiwi Quan. You know, and she was like choking back. She was emotional. Yeah, I saw that. Oh, she broke she went. Yeah. I will. Oh my God. So that tells me, she wanted him to win, she was rooting for him. It meant something to her that this guy won. And to see people support us this much, to want us to and to relate with us. That's all we form mono four. We wanted to have Asian Americans be relatable as not other these weird people who look different from us and are not assimilating, but for them to relate with us to care about us. That's all we started this group for. Yeah. And so it was beautiful. A beautiful moment. And Michelle Yeoh and keke, just they said universal things that anybody can relate to and they're acceptance speech. You know, I mean, Michelle said, don't let anybody ever tell you, you are beyond your prime. You're past your prime. I mean, of course, women went crazy because they always hear that. But making it men can identify with that. And kiwi to say, look, I was a boat person. For one year, and now I got to the Oscars, just like, that doesn't happen except in the movies. It's like, it only happens in America. She goes, he goes, this is the American Dream. I mean, how can you not feel something? Yeah, I'm so happy you noticed that because I was rewatching it today. Yeah, and it wasn't like a fake reaction guy. I was like, if anybody listening or watching watch that award being hand up, she is like, it was almost like a gasp it was like, she was so happy and genuinely thrilled for him. And he was in his speech, he was talking to her. He spent the year as a refugee, I think, and it was just a very like, I mean, everyone loves him because of who he is because he's just a good man, right? But the idea that now, I don't know, it was just a beautiful moment. I was very happy for him and a boatload of other people. It was just so when you look back, are you happy with what you're seeing now? Are you happy with? I mean, we're not perfect. We're not in a place that's ideal. I don't think, but we're in a better place than we were in 92, I would say. Yeah, I mean, I think those of us who grew up used to jokes about the way we look, the way some of us talk, the eyes, making Kung fu noises, that kind of stuff. The more you have Asian American celebrities that people relate to and care about, the harder it is for anybody to do that and get away with it. So that's what's changed in the last 30 years. What was cool was like when you have Sandra Oh being the co host of the Golden Globes and she was able to make fun. She said, you know, Crazy Rich Asians is the first Hollywood film to feature in Asian cast since aloha. Which was like one of the most whitewashed films and we went after we went after Cameron Crowe and issued an apology on his website and Emma Stone issued an apology and she says, I get it. I get it. I'm learning. Yeah, Asians don't get a chance to try out for these roles and I played a half Hawaiian Chinese person. I get it. So Sandra Oh says that from the dais at the Golden Globes. And Emma Stone's in the key sitting at her table and she goes, I'm sorry. That was beautiful. Because now you have Sandra Oh, people love and respect. She can make a joke and say, that was ridiculous and Emma Stone has to say, I'm sorry. Beautiful. Yeah. Yeah, it was. I was thinking today about how many Asian American or Asian actors have really impacted my life as a child, now growing up. Certainly I should certainly in there. There's so many we're going to talk about this in a moment, pat would be in. I mean, there's just so I was just rattling off name after name after name. And the way they have moved me and the way the foundation that Asian actors and Asian American actors have provided, like when you start counting, they've had such when given the chance I've been just fantastic and providing a foundation, not just in my life, but so many people. So many people, you know? So what you're doing is I'm not going to patronize you and say it's admirable, but thank God for your work over the years. Thank you. Thank you. Yeah. Comment on 31 years. Yeah, well, you're still kicking, but that's for sure. And I loved you and I told you this at the beginning of this even more than Miyagi. I just wanted to touch upon this a little bit. One of the things I love that this film does, by the way, another underrated actor in more than Miyagi as James Hong, who was also I think at the Academy Award or Golden Globes who's a phenomenal actor. John, the insanity of John Wayne as Genghis Khan. I totally forgot about this and then they brought it back is insane. It's insane. Breakfast at Tiffany's also same thing and the tea house of August moon was many people don't know about because it's an older film. Even older than I think John Wayne's films. Are we starting to see less and less of this guy? I mean, because I mean, I know we're a little as a society we're a little more aware. But when you look back, it is cringe. It is so cringe worthy some of this stuff. Like, people have been seeing it for years, but when you see it with open eyes, it's like, wow, it's just the ones you're referring to is what they call yellow face where white actors will put on makeup to pull their eyes and darken their skin to play Asian Asian characters. And they wouldn't even allow us to play ourselves. So it's like, well, what do we get to play then? I mean, it's like, if we don't get, we're only going to get typed gases, the Chinese waiter, the Kung fu master, and then when there's a big character in the movie, it's going to go to Marlon Brando, and he's going to pull his eyes. It's going to go to John Wayne. So it was like, it was just a mess in the late 50s, early 60s, you know? Yeah, Mickey Rooney's was the I thought was the most offensive because it was the look and it was like this ridiculous like behavior over the top exaggerated. I thought that was breakfast. I mean, people love breakfast at Tiffany's. For that reason alone, I can't like the movie. I mean, it's just ridiculous. It's just such a terrible racist caricature. I don't know. It's terrible. A few years ago, there are credit Paramount Pictures allowed us to have 17 minutes segment, a DVD commentary about what was wrong with that character. And
Lakers Nation Podcast
"morita" Discussed on Lakers Nation Podcast
"You can pay me $700 million to each other and they'll change money. 700 million is you can name the building, whatever you want. That's that kind of money. Yeah. Like, I saw so many people complaining, like, why would the Lakers and Staples Center do that? And I'm like, there's 700 million music for them to do. Exactly. Crypto dot com arena. That will take some time to get used to, but if we just start calling it the crypt. It's the dot com dot com. It's everybody. Right. That's certainly it. Crypto morita. Yeah, even if you just said. So many different names, but no, I got to throw the dot com in there because we need to know your website. All right. So I'm also going with Carmelo Anthony. I think it wasn't just the fact that he hit those threes. They were timely threes, and he was talking to the crowd after he's hitting him, right? He's running down the floor. Check out the crowd, yelling at him, all that kind of stuff. That I think was it wasn't quite the emotional uplifting effect that Russell Westbrook had, but it was kind of along that line like Carmelo saying, hey, I know we're down, but we're coming back, guys. We're gonna get this role and the rest of the guys start getting picked up too when Melo is knocking in those three. So I think it's clearly Carmelo Anthony. I believe if we were to keep track of this, he would be winning on the season in terms of next man up awards because he's gotten so many of them. But there's nobody else to go with, although I will give an honorable mention for Dwight Howard who shot the three better than Carmelo Anthony did better than anybody did because he shot a 100%. Two for two of them, not just one for one, two for two from three, and people are, you know, people always make the comment. Oh, I saw Dwight make some threes in warm ups. Can he you know, is he gonna become a stretch stretch center or whatever? He actually can make them. He can. It's just not part of his NBA repertoire typically, but he can knock them in somewhat regularly. I don't know if it's enough to where you would like scheme that in, but if he's open, he can shoot them and make them. You know at what point does it stop becoming a meme and they do let Dwight take in game threes when the game's not a blowout? Because, you know, the two he took today were actually in rhythm within the flow of the possession and it wasn't like the Lakers were out of the game..
Bloomberg Radio New York
"morita" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"The U.S. is turning the corner when it comes to COVID-19 speaking on CNN State of the Union the chief White House medical adviser believes the numbers will continue to improve in terms of case counts in 7 day averages and he added that outdoor Halloween activities should be safe You can get out there you're outdoors for the most part at least when my children were out there doing trick or treating And enjoy it Fauci said cases still need to drop dramatically before states can drop mask mandates and other protective measures Facebook vice president Nick cleg says the company is doing research to make their products better for mental health but they can't change how humans think speaking on CNN State of the Union clay said the company is working on multiple things that make Facebook and Instagram a better place for a teen's mental health and police in St. Paul Minnesota are investigating a mass shooting in a downtown bar today a woman in her 20s was killed 14 others wounded at the bar on west 7th street shortly after midnight I'm Brad Siegel And I did these Pellegrini and the Bloomberg newsroom Facebook doing some explaining today That's up to a former employee came forward and blew the whistle on what she said were The social media platform's algorithms designed she said to harm children stoke division and weaken our democracy Facebook vice president of global affairs Nick Clegg saying today that Facebook is about to launch a new program to redirect young people away from harmful content If we see that a TRR system see that a teen is dwelling on content that may be correlated with something that's not good for their well-being We would nudge them to look at other content And Clark also telling ABCs this week heard here on Bloomberg radio It's all about tweaking the content And Clegg says people all over the world are telling Facebook they want to see more Friends and less politics Health officials warning about a so called twindemic to possibly severe flu season on top of the coronavirus pandemic doctor Julie morita former White House COVID advisory board member and vice president of the Robert wood Johnson foundation says vaccinations are key right now It's critical that people get vaccinated with the COVID vaccine We have this moment right now Where disease rates are coming down things seem to be a little bit safer We can't really let our guard down and morita also says Americans can get a flu shot in any of the available approved COVID vaccinations at the same time Star Trek actor William Shatner now set to blast off Wednesday on a Blue Origin rocket for a sub orbital trip to space He's the oldest person ever to make that flight And that flight is we've been reporting is being delayed by a day to Wednesday because of the weather Shatner says he's nervous but ready I plan to be looking out the window with my nose pressed against the window One thing I don't want to see is a little gremlin looking back at me Global news 24 hours a day on air at hum Bloomberg quick take powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than a 120 countries I'm Denis Pellegrini and this is Bloomberg Broadcasting from the financial capital of the world Bloomberg 11 in New York To Washington D.C. Bloomberg 99 one to Boston Bloomberg one O 6 watt To San Francisco Bloomberg 9 60 to the country SiriusXM channel one 19 and around the globe the Bloomberg business app and Bloomberg radio dot com This is Bloomberg businessweek All right so by land grow a bunch of marijuana welcome and tourists and then repeat That had been the plan for some of Canada's biggest cannabis producers to him Well it turns out their country's complex regulations around the drug are dashing hopes in a burgeoning industry For more on a piece that you'll find in this week's issue we turn to our editor Joel Weber also Bloomberg news Toronto bureau chief Danielle bokov I went out to do this story in the first place Because I was pitched by a PR firm that represents some Ontario growers And they had written to me about these kind of dreams that some of the producers in Canada where pod is now legal had in terms of ways to actually sell cannabis from their farms And I thought this was really intriguing because the idea is kind of lovely right They're talking about sort of leveraging things like wine tourism maybe even poaching some of those tourists and you get this sort of idea that what you're going to see is people traveling along these sort of quiet country roads from vineyard to apple Orchard to pot farm sampling Ontario's bounty and it just turns out that that's not what is happening Why is that exactly though I mean I mean you paint a really nice picture of what you could actually do It's exactly like being out of winery right It does but some instances Danielle you write that the people who work at these facilities can't even sample their own product Yeah there are so many rules in terms of what they're not allowed to do in the way they have to do things So I mean let's start with what they are allowed to do which is if they get the correct licenses and amendments to their licenses And it is a very long and bureaucratic process then they are legally allowed to sell some weed on site In a very convoluted way So technically what they actually have to do is they have to route some of their product through the Ontario cannabis store which is the government regulated buyer so that the government still gets its cut But they can do it without it actually leaving the property So that's great It means that they don't have all the shipping costs and all of that But they can't take people on tours of the field because they're worried about contamination that can't offer sampling They can't serve food they can't serve wine If they do open a gift shop you mentioned the windows have to be blacked out because they can't risk they're being a minor in the parking lot who sees inside So you're not kind of talking about a roadside stand selling eggs You're not going to see patios with tables and umbrellas set up Yes there's not much left when you take all those books But we all just have smoke a little bit and let's figure out these rules and make it all like why can't.
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"morita" Discussed on Podcast RadioViajera
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710 WOR
"morita" Discussed on 710 WOR
"And, um, the reason that we talk about, um, losing the visceral fat is because Um, when you lose the fat and not the water, you are actually able to see size differences, right? So I always like to talk about people losing in that first. Like you said 10 to 14 days when you're losing the 7 to £10 to start talking about clothes. I am I've got what? Four minutes left. You wait until the end of the show Taiwan close. I had a lot of other stuff to talk about today. Why not talk about close? Talking about clothes is important. Um, I like people that Come in and complain about getting a new wardrobe because I don't think that's a valid reason to complain, um and much money to spending on new clothes. Again. I don't think that's a valid reason to complain. I think shopping makes people feel great. I think that, um, feeling like you are back in high school again because you're able to borrow your daughter's clothing. That is great When the women are saying they're going into their daughter's closet to put on a not so great for the teenager, great for the mother, um, you know, but we've seen more and more men actually come in and say, Hey, like I haven't been this size since college. I haven't been this size since high school. They also going into their daughter's closet to put on The class. I'm sorry, everyone. I don't know that we're allowed to talk about that joke days about that very sensitive, very sensitive but anyway, so whether you're going into your daughter's closet or your son's closet to put on the clothing that you could fit into 20 years ago. We're not judging it's all good job. Good job doesn't matter Doesn't matter whose closet you're going into. Good job because that means that you and no closet jokes right now and you have achieved your goal you have achieved. Uh you know, we have helped you to achieve your goal by personalizing the supplements that you need in order to balance the hormones in order to get you, um Absorbing water the right way to get you to lower your medications to, you know, feel great again. That's really why we're here. That's what we've done for years. Uh, we, you know, our program is contractually guaranteed, Which is why it is so successful because we are invested in making sure you are successful and by the way, the people that are The most successful is The people who are constantly bothering their personalized health coach or doctor. You know, it's the ones that you hear from all the time that are usually down the most weight, the most visceral fat, um and are, you know just thrilled. So don't fall off, You know, definitely keep up with the appointments and talking to everybody, because that's what makes it great. What's cooler is you know you can buying or buying new clothes is cool, but also fitting into your old clothes. So you don't necessarily have to buy new clothes is also cool. Yeah, giving people another option, Victoria Uh, 24 lost £20.6 that's great and fits into her old clothes like new Well, you know what's great about that is that you can actually go and clean out your attic. Yeah, you can go You can find in the start and the styles keep going on. The styles are totally coming back, coming back around the bell bottom jeans and all the fringe. I mean, we're always going back to the twenties. Now. I don't know. Maybe you can go find your grandmother's old clothes. Not even your own. Well, now, let's say that we look at the look at what's happening. All the tide. I This is like we're traveling way back in time. I mean, my daughter like wants to wear all tight end clothing. All of a sudden, I don't even know Where is this coming from? She looks like some sort of a Now you can pretty much unicorn you can wear. Everybody's every could just anyway, so, Yeah, so the it doesn't It doesn't really matter. But, yeah, I mean, so, uh, Where's my? Where's my biggest winners? Here we go. Uh, so, Tom. Awesome in 40 days down, £48. And was on two different blood pressure medications. And so the doctor obviously is taking him off has taken him off one during the program. Now the other one is at a quarter of a dose that he's taking every other day, and Doc is monitoring his blood pressure. And more than likely will start taking them off that stuff that stuff as well. And I love it when people do. I love it. When people do the program together, Maria and Antonio, uh, he's down. She's down £21 in 40 days. He's down £34 in 40 days. They, uh, both feeling energized. They walk together. Now I go outside and walk together. Morita is using her inhaler last which is fantastic. So no shots, no hormones, no surgery, no prepackaged foods. We're going to monitor you. You can go to n j diet dot com Only $27 for a.
The MMQB NFL Podcast
"morita" Discussed on The MMQB NFL Podcast
"That's that's that's the store there shopping out right now and to tough store to be in on september tenth our guys we are back at it. Monday morning we're going to re recapping sunday action as we will all season so i don't know i think we're i think we're done ripping connor for the browns stuff. Reo what's going to be really interesting. Is what if the browns due in this. So this is. This is exactly what. I was just going to bring up. So i'm gonna have to do. The actual printed prediction is that they will lose to the packers in in the super bowl but now if they win the super bowl like it's just going to be so much worse and so theoretically i'm rooting for them to now. Not even make the super bowl To validate the prediction. Because now i just want it all to go away. I'm you know you on the controversy to be over. I'm like Did you ever see the. The stephen glass movie shattered glass. You know that one Haven't seen it. But i know it. The plagiarize guide the new republican like. Everything's his back's against the wall and he's just hoping the whole thing's going to go away like that's kind of kind of where i'm at now and so like maybe the browns. Just don't play this season. And then it just lets me off the hook for everything you know like like kevin kevin's defence. He's like we're just not gonna play in twenty twenty one focusing on any to and then i can then i then i just have another shot to get it right so all right. We'll see how that plays out and we will see you guys on monday morning. The qb monday morning nfl. Podcast is jenny. Frontiers connor or nb gary gramling. We are produced by shelby royston. Si's executive producer. Podcast is scott brody and thanks as always to senior podcast producer. Dan bloom dan. Know you listen to the show. Every week mark morita is emeritus editor of the is the founder of the mtv nfl..
The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"morita" Discussed on The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"His baby. Sean don't work on september. Exactly what's the date. The third party day. I've been just been. I just wanted to know that things on deck with this. Yeah the most. I don't wanna come in here on september the third in this just letting go now. It's you pick the day you wanna chair. And that's it says we got this. We got this show. Don't worry about let me know how everything course. Wow rich best just pop. Don't they become good. Because gonna be declaration the room just like you like sean right whole bunch of declarations all over making fun of me. I would never the nerve. You need access we see. Rony say hey krystal. Good morning morita. Chocolate thunderstorm means is in the building. What's up girl these guys. Hey diese She's from the ultimate escape. You of course allies. What's up horatio. Good mornin jamais Will do is here. want it. Shut out to jackson. L. darlene in the building industry the chat chat remember the week. Hey chat room gamble longer than that is crazy rhetoric showing wmd's and say where are you at today. You don't even now He's looking at his message. Guys listen listen to me boy. Oh hyun sure you dylan's so down you. You ate all the names already. Well truly appreciate you guys first tuning in and you wanna make sure you follow us on social media. Apricot i was gonna say the sean every morning show featuring the wakeup team. Which is our business page on facebook that we broadcast from every day. You wanna make sure you like amp. We also have a group page on facebook. The sean harvey show feature in the wake of team group. The group is in. Make sure you ask yourself invite your friends. I believe we're up to forty four hundred people. Now let's break five thousand by the end of the year so definitely more people were also Iheart radio platform or currently on youtube. Live subscribe to our channel youtube. You'll see all of our videos on their shot at the tiny lynette. Where also on Yeah that's everything instagram's on every morning show like this video on wall. Thank you so much. Anyone do one quick news story. We're going to do that. And then we're gonna get outta here. I'm not araya's plaza tonight that's fifty bradford place newark downtown. Newark along Men stevie nicks is playing music. And look they don't know bam get it together big bro. That's why say i'm free. Plays different. I'm from the hood from the exit. Px they comedy. The hood right be my type though about the crowd. Hook crowd loved me. So it's all good like i'm not in their home country club when so the hood. So that's where we had a rise. Loud fifty bradford place newark new jersey. I'm in the building trying to swinging these jokes tonight in newark in the hood garcia ham. If you're out there support mermen marquees bumper to bumper man bumper to bumper marquees. You we're in atlantic city last weekend. He's the promoter that good dude so come on up. I'll post it on on all pages. I assume some hours allow all the way. We're going to play your music scene about what we do here up. Two thousand copays. Cj real quick front shop in eugene. Hey to what the double ny back south to the why can't jail. She got four magic. Let free just gonna give one story because you can't talk. Yeah i'm not gonna technically read it. But i'm going to get like a synopsis of it because i last night. I thought this was really crazy. Spirit airlines had riots break out in their puerto rico gates and florida spirit airlines american airlines. They were having a lot of flight cancellations they. They cancelled over half of their flights. Yeah do do not only weather but scheduling issues with pilots. They have too big of a schedule and not enough people to fly the planes spirit airlines with dealing with this over the weekend but by yesterday they were supposed to have this all under control. Flights were to resume Vase at spirit airlines had cancelled two hundred seventy seven flights representing forty percent of its schedule. One hundred and fifty nine flights have been delayed representing twenty percent of its schedule. Spirit airlines because of their ultra. Low cost carrier does not have inter line agreement with other airlines. So when delays and cancellations happen passengers. I left to find their own other flights or lodging. Like like how we got our i sold and delta or jetblue is like real pitcher up. We're gonna put you up. Spirit doesn't have that because their flight is just the ticket so when they have these delays minds you. Some of these people were looking to get home from when they were stranded from two days before riots broke out. it was tweeted. That passengers were breaking computers attempting to break the jap bridge door. And our assaulting gate agents swat team was called to take some people away in orlando fort. Lauderdale and spare agents were encouraged to change out of their uniforms in order to leave safely. Hold on hold on hood imposed on. Hold on hold on. Hold on. Hold on hold on this. Is the deal the deal this dale how these people if you fly security. You ticket is only fifteen dollars. You think you're gonna give for fifteen dollars. You get a ticket. I felt victim to that one time. They couldn't get out of las vegas. The plane was in who took eleven o'clock at night plane right on a week night. The come back home. I was in las vegas rice. Any the plane where we're supposed to take off at eleven eleven o'clock to come back here to philadelphia in las vegas. The one plane the plane had just left philadelphia to come to the.
NewsRadio KFBK
"morita" Discussed on NewsRadio KFBK
"ABC is Rachel Scott's in Cornwall, England. With more on today's agenda at the G seven Today, President Biden is hoping to use some of that good will to convince our allies to take a stand against China's growing in Influence around the globe. And we're also learning more details about the president's meeting with Putin that will be next week. They will come face to face in two separate sessions, and then the president will hold a press conference alone. Oh, President Putin said his country's relations with the U. S are at the lowest point in decades ahead of that meeting Wednesday in Switzerland. He also said President Biden is radically different from his predecessor, Donald Trump. ABC s chief White House correspondent Cecilia Vega has more sources in the White House said that the president is exactly what he has to do with this meeting that he's got to be firm and tough in the message that he delivers. And people who are familiar with the briefings that the president has been has received say that he has been in heavy prep sessions since the end of May that he's getting at least daily briefings heading into next week. US. Continues to lift Coronavirus Restrictions Businesses in California can end their capacity limits on Tuesday Under an executive order signed Friday by Governor Gavin Newsom. There is concern over the so called Delta variant. It was first spotted in Indians responsible for 90% of U. K cases. But Dr Julie Morita notes that even though it's been found in 29 states, I think what reassures me those. There's evidence to suggest that those people who are fully vaccinated are protected against the Delta, Various Authorities in Austin, Texas, looking for a suspect after an overnight shooting in the city's popular sixth Street area at this point that we're aware.
The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"morita" Discussed on The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"That she says. Because i have been showing you yesterday city one time. Yeah like once this week. Since we've been they'll do that they'll do that show out and all the day's once a you let a girl you wanted go. Oh i got why you. Why are you wanna do right. Depend love to bring up old stock instead. We go gone every day thousand times right. It's just that one time wale later. Hope you like that prentiss always bringing the show. I'm trying to tell you told but jessica wilcox here. Hey jessica jessica on went to work already. Hey i got the shaw be x in the building. What's up with sean. Good morning to you. Oh yeah leshan. Hot sauce. A little gift i like that. She gave him a money clip. So you a you either so cute together. But she's taking pictures of a hassle twice leap into she's posting. Pictures worked so hard he's always going to be a props. Anyone i sleep is a very disturbing looks peaceful. When he's sleeping is closed like it's not a crazy picture. Look like his is closed along. Blink hold on. Let me 'cause leshan we're both on lebron's we actually went to the same junior high school together in a few years before you did. Obviously because i'm older than you. And we both in the bronx our beloved x. We even call you sean. Be excellent be next being next to be extra assistant to me. You love high source. Hustlers love you. And i think it's a great. This is a great combination and you are the best thing that's come into my friend. My brother has have a brother any. At least i don't know where he is town over the next town over. I don't have a brother bahasa my brother right if that's off feel about hustle. The sean Okay stop the stop. Two pitches him sleeping mnuchin. He's not he's not going to say he's not gonna said you probably did not necessarily he's not gonna he wants to but he can't he's like the line and was the wizard is again which one was current now because i know now leave fees guess we saw. I want you to free frame from this hot sauce. Sleepy pitchers if you don't mind you have that strong desire to post on social media. You have every right to follow. And i love you to death when everything that you pose and the life that you're living in which you go through each and every day thank you like. My facebook page is actually lame. Compared to yours. I get that. Can we take what they call it. A snooze right. Yeah okay sean sean. I need you to take a thirty base news of for taking pictures of hot sauce snoozing thirty days let them sleep in peace. Let him rest. I know he's tired. And i know you love him and i love you for loving him and we all love you in the group. I need you to stop taking pictures of my beloved brother for thirty sleep. I'm enjoying the pictures. Leshan beauty by is actually saw the game strong mom game strong this joint and i g hey girl. Good morning mom games wrong. That's right girl. My gave it with girl that right. That's what it is mob. 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Up cam danielle. Thank you for being a grown ass woman. I appreciate you for clarifying the whole bind situation. And god bless you. Thanks for calling in to stay away from the dirty. do rags. Ooh roddy birds. What's that writing good morning. Morita chopped the senate in the building. What's up girl sir. Prince bane is he and tunisia finale. Mortar thank you for watching girl. Hey three states you tatyana sethi. Hagar welsh is in the building. Hey welcome luckily show who great way of pronouncing the name job. Thank you jim. Doll is here on morning. Diane hall said a diane hall is in the building. What's that diane close tan washington's here. Hey brian these sites in the building. What's up dawn smith. Hey darren jackson is here. Hey era good morning. You're dj. Truth is here good morning. Truth over here is gene. How are you gotta be nice. I mean he'd be posting stuff he'd be asked. If your name is dj truth you better be good dj own. I've never heard of them. 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Morning Edition
Snow, Ice and Bitterly Cold Air Blanketing Much of U.S. Cause Power Cut Across Texas
"That winter storm hitting much of the middle of the country reaches down to the Texas Gulf Coast, bringing with it heavy snow ice and bitterly cold temperatures. Whether it's causing power problems more than 2.5 million Texas customers reported without electricity this morning, Bret Jaspers is with member Station K E, R A and Dallas he reports the state's grid operator is started rolling blackouts to conserve energy, The Arctic air has swept significant Snow and ice and extremely low temperatures into a region unaccustomed to this kind of weather. Forecasters say wind chills in the Dallas Fort Worth region will be colder than 10 degrees below zero. Hundreds of flights have been canceled, and officials are telling people to stay off the roads. Flavio Morita of Dallas said he doesn't have much experience driving in these conditions. We drove once and Colorado through the Rockies during blizzard. So that's as much experience I've had. So Yeah, pretty concerned the White House has declared a federal emergency so agencies can coordinate their response. I'm Bret Jaspers in Dallas National Weather Service has posted winter weather advisories from Texas to Maine for heavy snow and
News Radio 1190 KEX
"morita" Discussed on News Radio 1190 KEX
"That's the number one thing that we get calls for during cold weather at Triple A batteries die in cold weather, So you want to check your battery? Check all your fluid levels, including antifreeze transmission, fluid, brake fluid engine oil. Go around the car, turn on all the lights and make sure that they operate properly from their headlights to your brake lights your tires again. You want to make sure that you do have traction. So Inspector tires easy tip. You want to make sure your tires have enough treads. So stick a quarter in the tire. And if you can see the top of George Washington's head time to start thinking about replacing those tires and as you mentioned mark, windshield wipers and windshield wiper fluid. You know Nothing's more annoying. When you're driving around on a snowy day and you get all the spray on your windshield and then darn it. I'm out of fluid. I can't clean my windshield. That's something that's real basic, but it really does add your safety on the road. And then if you have an electric vehicle, try to keep it charged up before you head out and keep your fuel tank. If you have gas or diesel, keep your fuel tank at least half full. And that way you've got enough range in case you do get stuck or encounter long delays. All right, Then, if you do get stuck in your Triple A member, can we call? Yes. Say we you can call But you know, the thing to keep in mind is that we are very, very busy during snow days, eh? So you'll probably have to wait a little bit. We do prioritize all of our calls based on safety. So if you are in a dangerous situation, we will get to you first, if you if your car is stuck in your driveway and you're in your house sipping hot cocoa You may be at the bottom of the list, and, you know, we just want to be really up front and honest about that, Where we we help the people who are in dangerous situations. First, Marie Dodds of Triple A with the primer on how to handle yourself behind the wheel when the snow starts flying a little bit later on. Let's hope that everybody heeds your advice. If you want to learn more. Where can we go? You can go toe 88 dot com slash winter prep. We've got all this spelled out for you everything from how to put chains on to what you're But the what to put in your emergency driving kit. Listen, I put chains on my car for 25 years and every year it's like I'm starting fresh again. How does this work really is it really is which which Hook goes where And what's this big rubber band and Morita's Thank you so much for spending some time with us today. Hey, stay safe Market has always thank you for having me, my friend. Lyrics inspired by state farm. Surprisingly great rates, but my race like that great like that drive safe like that I saved like that straight up.
KFI AM 640
"morita" Discussed on KFI AM 640
"O S t h d to Los Angeles Orange County live everywhere on the car, radio ass Dynamite founded a home. I'm caught it. Stefanie in life from the Ko Phi 24 hour News room neighborhood in Glendora has been evacuated when some old sticks of dynamite were found inside our homes basement. This happened yesterday on East Bennett Avenue. What about 20 sticks were found. Sheriff's bomb squad destabilized the explosives so they could be burned. Evacuation orders were issued for the neighborhood as a precaution. Everyone was able to return home before eight last night. Medical officials say contestant on the TVs series wipe out died from a heart attack. Michael Pereda suffered a medical emergency on the set in Santa Clarita on November 18th and was treated by on site medical personnel. Morita's died The following day at a hospital, the 38 year old contestant had a heart attack from an undetected coronary artery disease. A toxicology report also shows Paradas had no drugs or alcohol in his system. At the time of his death, all contestants undergo a medical exam before they are cleared to participate, and the obstacle course. Syriza's state and county crews are looking for a skier lost in an avalanche. This happened near resort in Utah on Saturday. The summit County sheriff's office is the skier and a friend took off to ski. In the back country when they triggered an avalanche. The friend attempted to save the other skier buried in the snow, but had to leave because of the avalanche danger. Lieutenant Andrew right, says the odds aren't looking good. We can presume that the.
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"morita" Discussed on 77WABC Radio
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Weekend Edition Sunday
Diplomats Return To State Department As Biden Administration Begins
"The new administration is also promising to rebuild the State Department. They've brought back some diplomats who were forced out in the early days of the Trump administration to help But there are big gaps to fill as NPR's Michele Kelemen reports and Morita tourist served for a decade in the foreign service until she quit just over a year ago. She says she was just too frustrated with the Trump administration, pulling out of international organizations and sidelining career diplomats. At the time I was serving at the U. S mission to the U. N So had a front row seat to this isolation. So you know from the Paris accords, so leaving the Human Rights Council and also just the day to day sort of instructions. We were getting really to treat. Many of our allies like anniversaries were engaging with them and dialogue. We were bullying our way through for Chris Richardson. His concern started when Trump ran for president talking about banning Muslims from coming to the U. S. Have been horrified by that, and then he got elected and you know we did this to send cable against it. But my issue was is that after the dissent cable came out, we all kind of just moved on to the next outrage. But I never got over that outrage. Richardson and immigration lawyer left the foreign service in 2018 and got involved in lawsuits against Trump's travel ban. He even wrote in affidavit that made its way to the Supreme Court. So for me I felt that I needed to get out there. I needed Teofilo and I needed to stand up for American principles because I thought that then President Trump had gone so dangerously astray. From what our values and what our character is. As a country that I needed to make a stand. Biden has reversed the ban and has talked about the need to rebuild the State Department. Richardson, who's black. Says the problems that state are deeper than trump. He's worried about the lack of diversity. Tourists whose Puerto Rican agrees. We're facing a huge diversity deficit and a brain drain at the State Department. So I do think it's important that we look back and see and try and recruit those who have left to come back to show that, you know. Actually, this is not how the State Department typically runs President Biden has brought back some divers, former foreign service officers tapping Linda Thomas Greenfield to be the next U. S ambassador to the U. S. And as Rose, a A to be an undersecretary of state. Those are political appointees. There are stricter rules about bringing career diplomats back into the foreign service and 35 year. Veteran diplomat Tom Countryman says the secretary of state has to be judicious in combining Promotions for those who have labored in the vineyard under very difficult circumstances the last four years. As well as bringing back those of exceptional quality. It's gotta be a mixture of both countrymen was among those forced to retire at the start of the Trump administration. He encouraged other career foreign service officers to stay saying a foreign policy without professionals is an amateur one. I'm happy that their hard work and their patriotism will again be respected. Rather than denigrated by the White House. At his confirmation hearing, senators question Tony Blinken on how he will overcome the partisanship of Mike Pompeo is 10 Year at the department. It's not simply a matter of bringing people back filling the slots there no empty Is making sure that the best of our ability we're building a workforce that has skill said To deal with the incredibly complex challenges we're facing that are very different. Then the challenges we faced in previous generations. That means experts and global health and climate and technology, he said. He also vowed to focus on the department's diversity deficit and get back to its non partisan tradition. Michele Kelemen NPR news, the State
X96
"morita" Discussed on X96
"Us if you really want to get at us. Bill the next 96 dot com. Yes, Pena. Before they excuse us Ex. Excuse me again about happy days. Arnold didn't die. Leave. Didn't Pat Morita die know, For one thing, Pat Morita did karate kid after him days. But no Arnold got married in season three and left the restaurant to Al. Oh, Did he so he should die in real life. So why Pat Morita leave the show. Right? I don't know. But he didn't die because karate kid was after happy days. I would have thought the only reason to leave. Happy days was dying. I don't know I'll do a deeper dive independent, but his book, It's all in the book. I'm sure I imagine that he felt like he wasn't being used properly on the show and left. I think that that might be all look into it. That would be my guess I did. I did. Just do do Google. Oh, here's why I Googled Why did Pat Morita leave happy? What did it say? He left happy days. Star as inventor Taro Takahashi on his own show. Mr. Mr Keith. Well, I don't know. It just says the sitcom was replaced on Saturday nights and was quickly can miss that for a month. Was it Mr Tien Tina? I think so. I think that's the show. He got his own show. All right, and it lasted a month. We'll look up Mr T and Tina. I think that is OK, because I was pre That was pre Mr T. From Rocky. Different Mr Down. Excuse me, all right. When the snow starts to melt the flowers and trees bloom and the grass turns green the soccer balls start again to a bowl on the pitch every week from early spring. Too late Fall your real Salt Lake takes the pitch to battle rivals. It's ourselves and the Colorado Rapids on a beautiful Saturday evening in Utah. International heroes. Today's opponent is Carlos Panel and his L A. F C and our most refiled foes. Soccer fans know there's no love lost between RSL and Sporting.
X96
"morita" Discussed on X96
"Arnold didn't die. Leave. Didn't Pat Morita die know, For one thing, Pat Morita did karate kid after Happy days. But no Arnold got married in season three and left the restaurant to Al. Oh, Did he say he should die in real life? So why Pat Morita leave the show. Right? I don't know. But he didn't die because karate kid was after happiness. I would have thought the only reason to leave. Happy days was dying. I don't know I'll do a deeper dive independently, but his book, It's all in the book. I'm sure I imagine that he felt like he wasn't being used properly on the show and left. I think that might be all look into it. That would be my guess I did. I did. Just do do Google. Oh, here's why I Googled Why did Pat Morita leave happy? Didn't say he left happy days. Star as inventor Taro Takahashi on his own show. Mr. Mr Pete. Well, I don't know. It just says the sitcom was replaced on Saturday nights and was quickly cancel that for a month. Was it Mr T and Tina? I think so. I think that's the show. He got his own show. All right, and it lasted a month. We'll look up Mr T and Tina. I think that is OK, because I was creating That was pre Mr T. From Rocky. Different, Mr Down. Excuse me, all right? Traffic police chicken Excuse me. Let's do some traffic crash westbound California Avenue at Redwood Road in Salt Lake. That ceiling when you dots telling me about what are you telling me about if it's safe for you to Texas 33986 Alright, Boners Round one coming up here. Are the candidates you will consider Number one. Well, now your life is less valuable. Former candidate number two I was lost. I didn't mean to bring a gun. And Boehner, candidate number three If you're dumb enough to believe this. You should You shouldn't be running the risk of procreating. Anyway. It's you shouldn't I missed on his belt? But I don't know if was corrected on the website. But if you're dumb enough to believe this, you shouldn't be running the risk of procreating anyway. All right. Around one of your boners and big boy news coming up after these x 96. It's donkey out there and.
MyTalk 107.1
"morita" Discussed on MyTalk 107.1
"Up a 10 30. We've got the college of pop culture knowledge, so stick around for that you could win a fabulous prize. In the meantime, there's AH There's some documentaries. Docuseries coming. Ah, lot of stuff is ah is coming out. This'll on vulture dot com Today. It was just months after the 2018 point almost three years ago, the drug overdose that threatened the life of Demi Lovato and just a couple of months after that, she had tweeted out. Someday I'll tell the world what exactly happened. Why it happened and what my life is like today. When now, more than two years later, she is preparing to do just that. With this new YouTube docuseries Demi Lovato, dancing with the Devil is going to focus on her overdose its aftermath along with her career since that event. And they say that she's going to open up about every aspect that led to her nearly fatal overdose and 2018 and the Awakenings in the aftermath that she's had since then. It's a four part Syriza's Skinner premier its first two episodes. On Demi Lovato's YouTube channel on March 23rd with new episodes the other two episodes to follow on March 30th and April 6. She has talked about her struggles before with addiction in a documentary. Simply complicate. Simply copy complicated back in 2017. Not long before her overdose of 2018, you know, but I think that this will be interesting. And I think any time you know of someone who has struggled with Addiction and And then gets clean. You hope you're looking for signs. Tol think that this time it might be different, right? And I think that's what everyone is hopeful for, and maybe talking about it. And getting really honest is is The cathartic for her and healing and will spur her into even bigger and better personal development can use. What did you say it comes out? So the first two episodes will come out on March 23 right on her channel. So if you follow her subscribe to Demi Levanas YouTube channel That's where it will be, and then shall stagger the final two episodes in this four part series. Those coming out March 30th in April 6th okay? Cool. I will watch it for sure. Because I watched the first one. Yeah, I think I will watch it too. I'd be curious to hear her say that, And I like that She is Producing it. It just it feels it feels like you know, she'll be honest. We've talked before about if you have a bio pic isn't Mariah Carey. Isn't she isn't Mariah carriers of Madonna, Madonna, and she's doing her own. And then you just wonder if they'll view if you do a bio pic. Will it be a little bit more rosy? Because that person is involved. The other side of that coin is if it's an unauthorized bio pecker biography. It can get slanted in an entirely different way, of course, But I would hope that the way that this is that it's not a bio pic that it is a docuseries. I would imagine a lot of them me talking right to camera. And when you go through Rehab. And you, like, go through a a A or whatever it is. Honesty is something that they really preach. You gotta be honest with yourself. You've got to be honest with everyone around you. And so I say all that because I think I'm hopeful that she'll have a really honest, sober account for people of what happened. There's a lot of young young women and young men who look to her. And so maybe they'll learn. Maybe she'll keep a person. Yeah, from potentially Od'ing, You know, absolutely. Married so that we have Demi Lovato that coming out March 23rd. Meanwhile, Everybody is talking about Cobra Kai. I still have to start that me to need to do it. I've only seen one episode I remember the first episode. The pilot was gritty and cool and interesting, and people said Season three was the best it moved from YouTube over to Netflix. But if you've been shitting need more, there's a new documentary coming out, and it's called more than Miyagi. And it's all about the life of Pat Morita in his life beyond the Karate kid. Oh, that's cool. Yeah, and it's only 89 minutes long on its apparently made by a super fan of karate kid. And, uh, they talk about us. Happy days experiences, and then they talk about Of course, what he did with the Karate kid know that, But they explore his life outside of the role that really he became known for foreign above all others, which is as Mr Miyagi in the karate kid. Movie franchise so more than me, Auggie. I believe coming out. In, uh Fair, beautiful. Ah! On what streaming service. Yeah, That's a great question. Do you use Apple news? And do you find that it is not good? Yes, very difficult. I started I just started believing it because I get it in my inbox. I can't scroll when I go to scroll. It takes me to an entirely different pain, Right? Don't worry, we could go somewhere. Okay. Here's what I'm gonna watch today. On there is a documentary on HBO. Max called the event. And it is about Wolfgang Puck's catering. Being responsible. You know, for some of the nation's mode, most legendary like entertainment events, corporate events, cultural events, So it's a behind the scenes and inside. Look at these lavish affairs. Um, it's Wolfgang and members of his catering team. And they show you every step of their execution process. And each episode. Oh, so it is a docuseries is going to feature a different high profile events. So we're talking behind the scenes at the SAG Awards We're talking about an HBO was West World Premiere Party. And it They're going to offer access to trade secrets. A look at the creative development. The planning the you know, just basically the scope of running this huge world renowned catering company. That's pretty cool. I wanted I I watched the trailer and it looks really, really good. Really good. It feels like you can't miss right now with a food show, too. Right. She put a food show on and people are just gonna Pardon the pun, but the eat it right out there. We're just sitting on our couch is you're gonna love it. I was invited into the Beverly Hills Hilton Hotel drop Yep. Prior to the more like this.
TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"morita" Discussed on TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"A new strain could dominate the country by the end of March. Dr. Julie Morita, executive vice president of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, and a member of President elect Biden's cove in 19 Task Force on ABC is Good Morning America. There's things that we know about the strain. It's more easily transmitted that it's easier to catch. But what we don't know and still remains uncertain is how treatments are affected by this variant, and how the prevention vaccines preventative vaccines, will they work as well? That work is being done right now to look into that. Meanwhile, Americans demand for vaccines is far outpacing supply as many states scale back distribution plans, and several governors accused the Trump Administration of lying to them about the availability of doses and security is tightening around Washington, D. C. The announcement now that Bridges into Washington from Virginia will be closed from Tuesday through Thursday morning. This is ABC News. The National Rifle Association could be leaving the state where it's been incorporated for 150 years. ABC is Aaron Qatar. Ski has more the N R A said it is dumping New York where the regulatory environment is corrupt and political. It filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, and we'll see court approval to reconstitute itself in Texas. The New York attorney general's office sued the Nara, its chief executive, Wayne LaPierre, and three other current or former executives for failing to properly manage $64 million. The N R A filed a counterclaim call. Was suit politically motivated. And at the time President Trump suggest to be an IRA relocate. Aaron get her ski. ABC News New York and rapper Pitbull, also known as Mr Worldwide, is coming to NASCAR as part owner of the new team track House Racing Track House made the announcement on Friday on Twitter in a statement, the Grammy winning artist says he's been a longtime fan of NASCAR, which she says isn't just a sport. It's a culture tract House racing will debut at the Daytona 500 next month. Uni Han ABC News Right.
All Things Considered
How Do You Distribute A Vaccine To Suspicious Citizens?
"Corona virus vaccine to millions of Americans who may be suspicious of authority or on the fringes of society. Especially when those people are among those most at risk of covert 19. Dr. Julie Morita has been thinking and writing about these problems for months as Chicago's former health commissioner, and now she'll have an opportunity to shape these policies on a national level as part of President elect Biden's covert response, team Doctor Marina Welcome to all things considered. Thanks for having me, Ari. Well, let's start with this question of how you build confidence in a vaccine when there is so much suspicion and disinformation circulating. What do you think needs to be done right now, even before vaccine is widely available to the public. I think it's really important for people to have ah, sense of what's happening and what's been done so far so very clear and concise and consistent messaging about the vaccine development process. Venture manufacturing process. The approval process is So that people have a sense that we're not doing this blindly that The vaccine development that's happened with the co of vaccine has been fast, but it's built on decades and decades of experience in making vaccines and distributing vaccines as well. When you're Chicago's chief medical officer, you were involved in distribution of the H one n one vaccine around the city. What did that experience teach you about how to address hesitation, especially And marginalized communities. And are there lessons there that you think the incoming by the administration can apply nationally? I think we learned a lot of lessons through the H one n one pandemic in 2009. We were working frantically to get vaccine providers lined up to actually make the vaccine available, and we also hosted vaccine clinics and communities that are typically underserved. The weather physician accesses a little bit more challenging. And what we found was that these mass immunization clinics that we hosted in some of our communities of color. The turnout for the vaccines was lower. And so at that point we started reaching out to community organizations, Faith based organizations to have them help us understand what was going on in the community. Why weren't they turning out for the vaccine? Why weren't they getting vaccinated? It would have helped US organizations that are already in touch with members of that community. Right. So we were we had organization that we were already partnering with. We reached out to them and ask them to engage with us again, and it worked to some extent, but without we didn't get the success that we were hoping for, and so building on that experience in non pandemic times, the Health Department and our partners worked established relationships on ongoing time. Between pandemic so that we would actually have these relationships and could really rely on the information from those community groups to inform our planning for future pandemics. The current health department is actually tapping into in relying on those relationships now to really help to get the information to the communities and understand what their questions and their concerns are. Interesting, But let me ask. There are real questions about vaccine safety. I mean yesterday, the CDC Immunization Advisory Committee recommended to give the first round of vaccines to health care workers and residents of long term care facilities. But there has not been a lot of research into the effectiveness of the vaccine and the safety of the vaccine in the nursing home population. How can experts be sure that it is safe for them? So the information is being evaluated, but it will be evaluated by FDA to look at the safety and efficacy to understand who the study populations included. Information that I've seen so far suggested the vaccines how are safe and effective in a wide range of age groups, a wide range of races and ethnicity and someone that information's fully evaluated by the FDA is advisory committee. Next week. We'll have additional information to really inform the recommendations with CDC or the C I. P did yesterday was really make recommendations in anticipation of these results. But they can be refined based on what the FDA and their advisory committee actually determined. Now the CDC is reputation has taken a hit during this pandemic. Guidance on testing and school re openings has sometimes been influenced by political pressure. So how do you think a new administration can restore confidence in the agency? So I think one of these like when I think about the vaccines situation currently, the key thing to keep in mind is that the E C. I P is not. It's the independent group of physicians, scientists, public health officials who come together and really review the data River to review the facts, review The evidence and the makeup, eventually Advisory Committee that's the advisory committee and they make recommendations to CDC. And then CDC that makes recommendations and buy a large those recommendations of the pipe makes the CDC usually fit makes us well. And so we'd be looking for after the recommendations are made by a CFP. What a CDC actually say is their alignment. Is there agreement with what A C I P s saying as well. Now, as you know, distribution of the vaccine is going to be handled by the states. And a couple weeks ago, I spoke with the head of Maine's Center for Disease Control and Prevention, Dr Nirav Shah, and he told me his state does not have enough money to build the infrastructure required to make sure everybody who needs it gets the vaccine. Here's what he said. We at the state level are ready to receive the baton to have that baton pass to us to begin the vaccination process, but without proper funding. It'll be like putting up a tent poles without having the tent. And he said, This is true of many other states, too. So Dr Marie to do you think the federal government is ready to provide the money that is going to be necessary? I think it's important to provide the adequate resources to public health What I've seen in the past in public health emergencies during my 10 20 years, the Chicago Department of Public Health Was that there would be large Pulis's of funding that would come to public health agencies of the state and local level during a crisis and then shortly after the crisis, But then the funding would actually go away. And so public health infrastructure really has suffered over time, and there is a need There's a strong immunization system that's in place, but it has to be enhanced that it has to be strengthened so that actually, people can actually get the vaccine in an equitable fashion. That's Dr Julie Morita. She is executive vice president of the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, which is a thunder of NPR. Today. She was speaking with us in her personal capacity as a volunteer for the Biden transition Teams. Coben 19 Advisory board. Dr Morita. Thanks for your time. Thank you. President
Bob Sirott
Former Chicago health commissioner named to Biden’s COVID-19 task force
"Announced his covert 19 task force yesterday. 12 of the 13 positions have been filled with doctors. W G A NEWS nation national political correspondent Dean Reynolds. Mr Biden held a call with his new Covad 19 Advisory council, chaired by Dr Vivek Murthy, a former surgeon general under President Obama. David Kessler, a former FDA commissioner, and Dr Marcella Nunes Smith of Yale University. The purpose of This is to let you know what we're going to do once worn in. And so there's a need for bold action to fight this pandemic. We're still facing a very dark winter. Chicago's former public health commissioner is among the experts joining that task force. Mayor Lightfoot have plotted Dr Julie Morita's selection. Dr Morita obviously knows the city very well. She's a national expert. There's already been some communications with her. Marina was a staff member at Chicago's Health Department for 20 years, she served as the city health commissioner from 2015 to 2019. Also on that task force. Former Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel older brother Dr Ezekiel Emanuel. He's also been named to that new board. The FDA
Chicago's Afternoon News
Biden Transition Team Has Chicago Connection
"Chicago connections and President elect Joe Biden's Cabinet and transition team. One of the names being batted around former Mayor Rahm Emanuel. Mayor Lightfoot was asked about Emmanuelle possibly being tapped today. I really don't have any opinion about that. Former Chicago Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr Julie Morita has been appointed to Biden's Corona Virus Task Force fighter
Tips for Travellers Podcast
8 Things You Can Do For Free on Norwegian Encore
"Are the eighth things you can do? Completely for free on board Norwegian uncle. I'm Gary. This is another of my tips for travelers Norwegian and cruises and encore of you huge amounts of choice on the cruisers. But not everything is for free talk about eight incredible things that you can do without to paying any extra money above your cruise fare. Starting with this one you can go and see Broadway. Production shows of incredibly ably high quality on original call. They have the multi award winning show. Which one Tony's also on awards in London West End Kinky deep boots? It's a full ninety minute. Production and it is really top notch the other phenomenal production. which you can see for free is called the choir Of Man I was very skeptical about the show. Went in had a great time. Incredible talents phenomenal voices. reimagining the songs that we all know. Lots of contemporary tapper songs really beautiful story so those are all included within your completely and utterly free to go to and I definitely strongly recommend you go and see the big production shows. The second thing is there is a huge amount of live music around the ship that again is all included within your fair. The first of those one of the most popular is in the cavern club. This recreating the Liverpool Club where the Beatles were founded and there's a Beatles tribute band and that play in here twice a night and they cover all the greatest hits from different phases during their career. It's hugely popular and really good fun. ANAEROBIC Beatles fan but had a great each time in there with this band dotted around the ship. There's lots of other live music throughout the evening and the once check out our in the district Brew House they they have a Singapore to sing alongs in the sugar cane Morita Latin music but a dancing. And then you have a house band entertaining in the different lounges. Just around the ship and in the main atrium the actual music is completely free. If you WANNA have a drink while you watch you pay for your drinks but the live music completely free and included you can also then for free go and have a great evening of comedy so in the Social Club they they have a comedian on various times during the night and the late evening that becomes the nightclubs. He can laugh your head off and dance the night away until really late again and if you want something to drink you pay for that but the actual entertainment the DJ and the comedy completely free access to pretty much. All the facilities on board is included. Clued there a couple of exceptions but one of the things that is included. That is phenomenal. Is The waterpark. There's two water parks one which is for adults and people of all ages and then as a kids Akwa Park in the adults park. You have to multi-storey high thrill rides the first of which is called the the Akwa. Racer these are Tanimoto slides and then you have ocean loops which extend right Outta the side of the ship. You wish of the side of the ship and you go through a double double loop down on the pool deck. You have the kids Akwa area where there's lots of cascading water and lots of fun for the kids get of course. The use of the pool is all included within the fair. But the waterpark one hundred percent included the fifth thing you can do for free. Just go and watch the go kart the speedway that way. If you want to take part in a go kart you do have to pay for that but you can go and watch the thrills and perhaps the spills up on the two level go kart race track crack. The uncle speedway it's larger than the ones on the other ships of a similar size. There's a great viewing area right in the middle of the track and it really is huge amount of fun one. If you want to go on the go carts do pay. It's at the time recording. It was nine ninety five four one circuit. You can also buy a day pass or a entire Haya cruise along party which gives you unlimited rides. So a day pass was twenty nine ninety five per person and it was just under two hundred dollars for a full weekly pass Oss. If you're into laser tag there is an open air course. which is the lost city of Atlantis? And you do have to pay to take part in that again. It's around about nine hundred five five per person for a game and you can buy weekly and day passes to play laser tag. There's no way that you can actually watch that particular activity activity. You're also head down to Galaxy Pavilion and watch people. On the simulator is these are sort of multidimensional forty rides so people are wearing the virtual reality goggles. You can go watch. People take part in these various activities. If you do want to go any of the rise that does include extra cost being silly go down and look at everyone making themselves sometimes on those particular rides also that there is a video arcade which again is a pay per play. This is a great space. And there's lots lots of things to do here but again you can what we were playing. But you can't take part without paying the critical thing to do in terms of all those activities which I would strongly recommend you do is go and watch the speedway encore and the various racist. It's really good fun. The good news is that full free other words included. Within your fair you can eat eat for twenty four hours of the day now. There's a couple of key dining options that are included within your face so you have three main dining rooms which accord taste. Say That and the Manhattan Room. They all have the same menu so it really depends on which of the decor or the venues. You prefer breakfast lunch or dinner and these are very beautiful rooms and you can go in there and have a full multicourse meals. The other restaurant which is included within your fair is the garden Jordan cafe which is the buffet restaurant. I relied us as a buffet restaurant. They had all sorts of different stations. For example at lunchtime you could have a stir fries you can have a past the station. There will be a pizza station to be a burger station and again breakfast. You'd have all sorts of different types of stations. There have lots of desserts and you can have huge amounts of food up there in the gone. Kevin that tends to be open for breakfast lunch and dinner. You'll only find though at some parts of the day you can go up and get some free teas and coffees juices and various snacks. All the specialty restaurants. You do have to pay extra to go to and there are a lot of them however there is one of the special restaurants that is included within your fair and that's the local local has comfort food. So you've got hamburgers hotdogs efficient chips and this is a great space to go. It's open twenty four hours a day. You can have comfort food getting you pay. If you have drinks you're GONNA have to pay for your drinks and and it's ridic- great location and you can look down onto the my nature him at rate meaning point but that is all included within your everything else. There is some charges so for for example in room service. You do pay a service fee which at the time a recording was seven dollars ninety five per order if you want to go to any of the special ed to restaurants of which there are at least nine of them or you want to go to any of the other food and beverage outlets like the starbucks bake shop or the ice ice cream shop. You do pay to go to those so the free things are your main dining rooms the buffet and the local the next one is great. Particularly sleep for parents or multi generational families travel together. Is You can leave the kids to play all day be looked after all day. And that's only could the fit so it's free. They have three phenomenal kids clubs and these really are huge big space and they can cope with hundreds of kids in the peak season and so for example at the peak time like Thanksgiving they could have literally almost a thousand kids being looked after by these various kids clubs. So the key ones that that you need to know about our first of all guppies guppies is a largely unsupervised space for very young toddlers where parents can go and play with their toddlers and there's all sorts of things to do that the next one which is one of the most important ones of all and the most popular ones of all and the biggest of all is called the splash academy it's not water's just to nine. This is where kids from three up to twelve will be able to go and play and the divided into different age groups. Then you have entourages which is for the teenagers so that's from thirty up till seventeen. That's only within the fair and your kids can spend all day the only thing you would pay for the main kids club the splash academy that closes at lunchtime for an hour and a close in the evening for an hour. Now if you want to kids on Portes to be supervised visor and taken to meals your pay the time recording six dollars for lunch six dollars for dinner so the great news is as a parent you could go on an excursion and your kids would be supervise and you'd literally paying six dollars but the actual supervision out of mealtimes totally free included within the fair after talking about the ability to each twenty four arouse a day and the huge amount of food options. You'll be pleased to know that there's another thing that you can do for free and that's go to the very large fitness center so all the Cardio Cardio equipment all of the weights is into your face free to use. Once you start looking at classes you will pay for classes so but you can get a good workout. You can really really exercise and burn off any of those extra calories to then go back to your twenty four eating also on board. There is running track around near the pool deck as well so again you can exercise all included within your
Monocle 24: The Menu
The Rise of Portuguese Gastronomy in Britain
"Opening of the Hawaiian Bar Restaurant Bar Dole rowing London. Three years ago was a milestone for Portuguese greasy and in the British capital both critics and the public loves to the place and also Monaco showed its approval by including Doro in our fifty best restaurants list now. The success story continues us the founder Max Graham and his team prepared to open their second and location. This timing London cece waterbed as I'm then to look back at the past three years to talk about the new location and the revival of Portuguese. Food Food in Brayson Max. Graham joins me here Madari House Studio One Abbey early. I actually opened a pop restaurant back in two thousand fourteen in in Greek street. I was walking my family business. which is Churchill's put company that makes wine imports in the valley? So the d'oro has always been very much in my blood in my upbringing childhoods but really walking for Churchill's when I opened the pool house which was really focused. It was more of a marketing stunt than anything else that was a pup restaurants pop up wind pool bar and we showcase folio of wines and ports in some very very simple produce driven sharing boards and yet during that period. I think I started eating out in London particularly in the Soho area and I just realized that Portuguese foods was very badly represented. I mean a lots of Portuguese restaurants in Stockwell and I absolutely love those restaurants but there are different Soda Portuguese restaurant and you know I was really at the time. I'm loving bar. Fina unloving Morita on these concepts. That were really showcasing. Spanish cuisine in such a contemporary outwards. Outwards way I'm really engaging with Londoners. I'm getting them excited about gastronomy from abroad and I just felt. Portugal wasn't doing that in in London at the time. So you decided to fix that. Yeah I mean I. I started the process of putting together. Ideas Footballer on that culminated in the the opening in two thousand sixteen in between then others opened up some Portuguese restaurants. Nunu Open Tabatha and you know a few years ago. It was great that was about three three of US laundry. No Tobacco really pushing Portuguese food and of course like I said. There's lots of restaurants in stockwell London that really lead. You backed Portugal Assad way which is a sort of nostalgic way. I think it's interesting that you mentioned that before. You launched Bhadra you. You felt that Portuguese food wasn't particularly well represented in London for example. What do you think that was? I don't know maybe London wasn't ready when I was much younger. That was a restaurant on the Kings road called Tuba. It was a Portuguese restaurant. And you know they were showcasing Portuguese food and I don't think think it just didn't engage with London's at the time you know this was about fifteen years ago and I just think potentially Londoners the appetites it's for new experiences. New Cuisines has just snowballed and London just hungry for new concepts particularly when they're showcasing acing cuisines that are less represented. I think that comes in tandem with the fact that Portugal has just been having such a surge in tourism such exposure over the last five years. I mean Portugal. Now the past five years it's just a completely different country. I mean when I grew up importer. It's just so far away from what it is. Today I think in Portugal there is such a wealth of culinary Marie on wine tradition. And I think that these experiences already being heightened and I just think London it is now more than ever probably quite excited to engage with Puccio before we talk about your second restaurants. You're about to launch. Let's still talk about well. Well the first module has been like how strong of a vision. Did you have in regards to the menu as you mentioned you. Spent your childhood impose import. So did you have very strong. Opinions on wall belongs to the menu. And what doesn't so. We actually run a pop up in Puto for the summer for two months with my head chef at the time and we really use thoughts time to brainstorm ideas to travel around you you know. I'm I grew up in the north of Portugal so I'm very familiar with the northern cuisine. But what's so special about Portugal. I'm what's been so special about. The last three is building Baltar is really engaging and learning about those other regions which also rich in culinary and gastronomy but yeah at the time that would favorites from childhood's that were also dishes that we thought had identity which was very reimposed since a lot of the Times a small plates Portuguese concept. You know that's not really traditional. You have petit scores which are sort of small plates. It's butts traditionally wouldn't eat like that in Portugal. It's more about largest sharing dishes and so so you know I was conscious that I didn't want it to just mimic another Spanish tapas restaurant. I really wanted those decisions. And those menu items to speak the identity of Portugal's Strana me which is very much Atlantic driven and you've done a good job. Let's remember that was just a couple of years ago when we ranked as one of the world's what's best restaurants here US monocle very very generous and wonderful knowledge. You're very welcome now. You're opening your your second restaurant in the city. How much could you tell us about that? How different or how simulates the second body raccoons be compared to the first one so I think at London Bridge we? He was slightly limited in a way. By what we wanted to keep the menu short to the point we rotated every every season. There are some dishes that just don't move because they become so popular. That can actually sometimes be quite limiting when you wanting to show off a another hundred dishes that you've come across crossing excited about. I think that's really what the policier in Hof has been. What's been great about that is that we have just really been exploring? During Portugal's different regions different Tad was different recipes. Different Cultures and I think that our menu in the city just gives us a really great opportunity to scratch a little bit deeper about what Portuguese food is. What are those star dishes? By the way that are very much in demand. People may find from both restaurants. Well I think the Buccleuch Bras is one that has been a bit of a heritage buckle. Er Brash is shoestring potatoes very very thin chips which is gently scrambled with eggs and the so-called which we rehydrate for forty eight hours Solved with some olives lovely dish it should be very creamy and it's it's a real comfort food dish and I hope that that will be something that people enjoy in the city as much as they have done in London Bridge. But we're also taking some really exciting new dishes working on this lovely ill dish from the IRA Rawda which will be Friday deals with a Byron source which is really traditionally used on suckling pig. So it's a a white pepper black pepper golic source but it's great on the Friday deals as well how much you still have to be discovered from Portugal. Something the world hasn't quite goes familiar with yet. Every time I go home I think the world has discovered it even more so than the last time. It's just every time there's more people. It's a great points at the alignment with this buzzer tourism but also the locals really embracing the tourism. I think as more and more people go to Portugal. It also drives the experimentation of the chefs impeachable. So there's a wealth of traditional food as a starting point. You've got this book which is all a Bible. Maria alluded Vest who literally has written down all of Portugal's star dishes but then you've also got this generation of chefs Jeffs that went away from Portugal. Who have started coming back on bringing with them? A huge amounts of technical expertise on the taking these very traditional recipes on expanding Portuguese food is expanding those boundaries and considering how reached the Portuguese culinary culture. Do you think there are many dishes and many ingredients. The world has been discovered yet. Something you struggled to find from outside of Portugal I think Portuguese food is obviously hugely driven by the Atlantic. One thing that is very very hard to compete with even though we're in Ireland is the rich miss of produce on fish that you got on the coast of Portugal. You got wonderful. CARBONARA is down in the all. Gov You get incredible perception. which is a goose? Bonna cool on the north coast particularly something like Incredibly Hard Oughta find elsewhere. Something I'd love to put on our menu but it's just one of these ingredients. That's better left for Portugal and better enjoyed when you go visit. I mean there's a lot of dishes that we thought about putting on which would definitely challenge. I think people's perceptions but I mean you've could be the which is made with chicken's blood and you know and there's a lot of tripe and offal dishes in the north of Portugal which I think maybe will hold off from on the next restaurant where probably gonNA play a little bit more safe than that but maybe As a special once in a while maybe one day as we mentioned already. You're just about to open. Open your sick and restaurants in the city. What about after that? Do you have any longer term plans. Walt may happen after that. Yeah I mean. We now imports about fifty percents of all winus. Direct from Boutique produces in Portugal. One thing I've really liked to develop more of a wine shop Pango and also we bring in a lot of cheeses and shall coutries would love to develop a mercer which is a deadly concept. I mean the sky's the limit. You've got punch bakeries. which would be great to get involved in but Baldur in its core concept I think I think it definitely has potential insult to grow to one team or sites off to this Max Graham Phone Giraffe Bar Douro and the new restaurant in London's broad gate opens later eighty two this month
WBZ Midday News
Trump impeachment inquiry: highlights from day two
"Will testimony in the impeachment hearing before the house intelligence committee resumes behind closed doors today yesterday's public hearing featured emotional testimony by the former US ambassador to Ukraine we get more from CBS is Wendy Gillette during the second day of public impeachment hearings lawmakers heard from former Ukraine ambassador Morita Bonaventure whose recall by president trump it was pretty clear that a decision had been made by the president implemented by the state department that I had to leave Ukraine but I you know I I would hope that there will be more public support many Republicans have been frustrated by the hearing CBS's Nancy court is the frustration on the part of Republicans was with the fact that the chair of the committee Adam Schiff unexpectedly gaveled out the hearing as soon as all the lawmakers have had an opportunity to ask their questions and so Republicans had been saving some procedural motions that they wanted to make the railing against that this process that they say has been so secretive another closed door hearing is being held today senior White House budget official mark sandy is testifying CBS news update I wanted
Correspondents Report
The new 'troubles' in Ireland
"Now on assignment in Northern Ireland. European correspondent Bridget Brennan went to take a look at an uncompromising new generation of Republican terrorists calling themselves. The new IRA the group has claimed responsibility for a car bomb and a string of hijackings in recent weeks. So what motivates them when so many across the island of Ireland a craving a lasting peace? Bridget. Brennan spoke to a young Northern Irish academic who spent the better part of a decade finding out peace in Ireland peace across these islands is a precious thing is the thing that we in the U K, this Bain fees and constant debate about what brings it could do to that hard fought pace processing Ireland and Northern Ireland. And there's a phrase you he quite a lot win talk of Briggs and Bill I in borders crops up, and it goes something like we all remember the dark days of the troubles in Northern Ireland. I actually don't remember much about the troubles. I was in primary school. When the Good Friday agreement was signed. But when I was in Northern Ireland recently, I realized of course, it spoon. Deep into the sake of people about my age there, even if they were only young when the conflict stopped. It's the reason why I sought out Dr Murray mcglinchey, she was absolutely fascinating to speak to she's a celebrated young Akkad from Bill Fosse. She's become totally absorbed in the history of her home. I remember when I was starting at we have family in Dublin, I left here in Belfast, and we were returning after a visit to family in Dublin we were returning to Belfast and our busts my moment. I was on a bus that was hijacked when we were taken off at gunpoint and the bus was used to block the road. It was at the time of the Drumcree disturbances. And so things like that really did have an impact and left me with a lot of questions about what was going on around me. And I wanted to make sense of it. And then and ladder years in two thousand nine I went along to a meeting. And Kleinert monastery that Chen fan were holding. And that was a public meeting about whether or not to join the PS, and they were trying to persuade the community to join give their support to the PSA. And I and I sat in the actual church of the monastery listening to this. And I saw you know, some there was a bit of a break owed at the back of people saying that their son didn't die for this or or just express opposition to the direction. What Xinfei and we're moving and. You know, it really picked my interest. Morita ease the perfect person to speak to if you want to know more about the so called dissident Republicans, these a hardline Republicans scattered across the island and Maria did about seven years of research into them republicanism is historically difficult to reach community. You know, we can't simply consult are a meeting minutes, and it was very important to me to actually quite and speak to Republicans on the grind. So I interviewed ninety three hundred Ireland, and I also went to feud some current prisoners Mugabe prison, and so it was a long process, and it was a times of difficult process because it did bring the attentions of the security services by that. She means you stopped and searched while riding her new book unfinished business, she been hanging out at some Republican events which caught the eye of some of the security services and her work also to inside prisons to talk to dissident Republicans who. We've always rejected the peace agreement, and I love the process of going around and really getting into the psyche of what people think, and I one of those moments probably was going to end demagoguery prison at which is based just outside Lisburn here in the north of Ireland. And that was my first time in a prison. And I went in not you know, as an academic. But I went in with the other families on a regular visit to see the prisoners. And what was remarkable? There was that the families of these prisoners had actually given up their visit for me to win. Now, given they only get a limited number of those felt that was quite remarkable. So when I went through the same process that the families and friends go in visiting their relatives. And so the process involved at one point sitting dying the drug dogs walk in arraigned to which all seemed very surreal and before I was then brought onto the Republican Landon in the prison. I asked Marie sir of couse about Brexit him with a she thinks it's been a motivator for these groups in some of these hardline Republican groups like the new IRA. But I mean when you look at what people term dissident Republicans, there are techy letting traditional Republican ideology and principles. So if. You stand around gravesites at art in today at some of their events, you'll hear the Republican ideology and message that you would have heard in the seventies or eighties from the mainstream shin Fiene movement. So for them it's very much about traditional republicanism. And we've even them we've heard speculation recently about Brexit. And are we seeing the increase of republicanism in the wake of Brexit? And I mean, Republicans are very clear that their position isn't a response or reaction to Brexit. But rather Brexit is seen as an opportunity to be exploited. Scary thought Europe. Correspondent Bridget Brennan with that report.