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The Breakdown with Bethany
Tara Clark Shares How 'Modern Mom Probs' Was Born
"You created Modern Mom Probs. This is like sort of like the premier destination for moms and on social media who was like, want to laugh and like feel like scene and all of that. And I know you mentioned your background, you know, with Nickelodeon, Nick Knight and Nick Jr. But tell us how Modern Mom Probs got started. Sure. So as I mentioned, I was at Nickelodeon. My son was born at the end of 2012, and I decided to stay home with him full time. Actually, full disclosure, I wanted to go part time at Nickelodeon and they said it's all or nothing. And so I said, OK, then it's going to be nothing. And so I made a very hard decision to stay home with him full time, because living in New York City, there's a certain pressure that you feel to go back to work right away. Yes, I live in New York City. I know that's why I'm saying that to you. Like, I know, you know. there And so was this pressure that I was like, well, of course, that's what I'm going to do. That's what we all do here. That's what all of my peers have done. That's just sort of the I thought the expectation. And so it was a really challenging decision for me to say, you know what, the cost of child care is through the roof. And I just decided financially it really wasn't worth it. And I wanted to spend time with my my one and only child. So that's what I did. OK, so then fast forward to early 2016, it was February of 2016. I had the idea of starting an Instagram account about parenting. And I remember distinctly telling my friends and family, I'm going to start an Instagram account about parenting and I'm going to monetize it. And they were like, what? What do you mean? And I was like, no, no, no, it's going to be a thing. They're like, that's not a thing that I like. Actually, it isn't a thing. You're just like making that up. And I was like, no, I'm not making it up. It's a thing. I'm going to make it a thing. And I so launched NYC Mom Probs, and I was talking about problems that are inherently New York City based. And I know you'll appreciate this, Bethany, because it's like taking your stroller down the subway stairs or on the bus or getting into private like nursery school, like all the different craziness that we deal with in New York City as parents. And so I had an account sort of making fun of that. Actually, at the time we were living the Upper East Side and there's the Upper East Side Moms Facebook group. And that is really what led me to want to start an account lampooning everything. I need to see these. I probably followed you back then. It's not ringing a bell, obviously, because I have such a long time ago. I got to see these old ones because I'm sure I'm laughing right now, because, yes, I grew up in New York City when I was I was working retail, very pregnant with my first. My first was also born in 2012. And I remember on the Upper East Side, I was working retail and women would come in and be like, where is he going to preschool? I'm like, he's not out of my body yet. And they're like, oh, well, and they would give me the look like, all right. I was like, but that's New York City is wild. It's wild here. I love that you have such a parallel experience. I know that this is a true story. We had signed my son up for daycare before he was born. Which is, but you were right on track as far as New York City is concerned. I was behind, but you did it. Yeah, that's you're right on track. I did it. And so it happened to be across the street. We were actually very lucky. We lived at the time we were on 96th in Lexington and there was a preschool across the street that I could literally see the front door from my apartment building. And so, yeah, he went there for actually 18 months. So, I mean, I'm totally going off on a tangent now. But I was home for a while and he was still going to daycare. And then I got a job for a few months and I was like, you know what? This isn't for me. So I left that job. And so that was the story there. But yes, we had signed him up even before he was born.
How to Live A Fantastic Life
A highlight from 220: Dont Get Caught up in Scams
"Dr. Alan Laika here and I'd like to welcome you to how to live a fantastic life show where we will be discussing the important aspects of your life. We hope to inspire you to live the best life you can get out of your comfort zone and explore the awesome world around you break through your barriers take inspired action use the difficulties in your life to achieve the best version of you. Ladies and gentlemen today I've got a very special guest his name is Chris Parker a Southern California native he lives just outside of Disneyland and has been connected to technology websites and internet addresses for 25 years. In the year 2000 he launched what is my IP address dot com you know back then this was a very new field but today it's got over 9 million visits a month which is huge. Chris realized that as technologies advanced individuals and businesses were falling victim to scams and cyber crime and I think a lot of people have been scammed in their lives and would like to basically become of it so Chris has developed as a website to help this and a podcast to help this but his story is intriguing and amazing so welcome Chris. Thank you for having me on the show Alan. Thank you so much for being here now tell me how did you get to where you're at now hi tell me your story. So the story starts with working for a company and we need to know the IP address so we could send files to one of our partners back in the early days of the internet back when it was Lycos and AltaVista not Google for searching and we couldn't find an easy way to figure out our IP address and ultimately we figured it out and I thought you know I have an internet connection at home I can go ahead and start up a little website to do that and I did that and over a number of years it grew from just random people visiting to me adding answers to frequently asked questions became a hobby became a site hustle and ultimately it became my full -time job. Wow that is pretty amazing you know here's something that started as a very simple concept but we got to remember back in the early 2000s the internet was very difficult I mean we had dial -on connections back then we had we couldn't get on like we do now so that was a lot of foresight so how did you have the foresight this was going to go someplace. I wish I could say that I had this foresight of the future and I just knew exactly where the internet was going but that was actually not the that was not the case it was just a solution to a problem that I was having I found the solution and I made the solution available to other people which I think is a lot about what the internet has historically been is you know here's information here's solutions here's questions and here's answers and we're just going to make it available to people for free. Yeah and I think that's true and that is largely what people have done but of course when you offer something for free there's other ways to make money off a site as well like there's advertising and things like that that allows you now to turn a site into something that is a money generating site. Yep and that's exactly what I did originally started back using Google AdSense when they it's been a fun journey of learning how to monetize a site and learning that people coming and looking for IP addresses aren't necessarily looking to buy stuff in the moment but over the years and as people have become more interested in privacy and security there's all sorts of privacy and security products that we can recommend to people and we get a little bit of commission when people buy that and it's great because then I don't have to charge for the site. Yeah that is huge and the big thing you started to realize is privacy, security and scamming is a whole business unto itself because there's so much of problems with that going on. Yeah I mean I think a lot of us think of scammers as some guy sitting in their mom's basement in a hoodie trying to take advantage of people and really in the last couple of years it has become crime syndicates and big business not big business in the sense of that we think here in the United States but there are countries where they have set up call centers where there's a hundred people employed carrying out scams against people and while we think of that as like oh my gosh they're taking advantage of people I think they're looking at more of like I'm providing my family food but it's become business they have performance improvement programs when the scammer isn't bringing in enough money they've got the supervisors listening in on the calls and coaching them in the way that maybe a call center here in the US would do that when they're selling computers. You know that's so scary of how they've turned that into a big business on something that's so nasty and so takes advantage of people's it just is a terribly nasty thing to me Chris. Yeah and it all starts with exploiting a lot of it just starts with exploiting our brains whether they're calling us texting us emailing us or in the old days sending us a fax they're working to exploit the mechanics of our brain by using the urgency emotional triggers authority to our circumvent normal red flags that we would put up and that gets us to in a state of like oh I need to take care of this right now and we pull out our credit cards we log into our bank accounts and we give people things that we wouldn't normally give them. Yeah you know it's and it comes surreptitiously you know when I used to be a doctor in my office I had staff that used to do a lot of the banking for me and a lot of the things with that and one day we couldn't get into our account properly and another page came up and so my staff member that was doing this thought this was strange so she went to the bank and the bank said oh that's okay just put your information in there and sure enough 20 minutes later money started going from my account. Now we had to raise Cain and argue with the bank and so on about getting our money and finally it had to go to the highest echelons before they reimbursed us for this but it was it was terrible because even the bank was sucked in by it. Yeah the good thing is banks have definitely gotten much better about it. A good story I have is that my wife is from Singapore and as with a lot of the eastern culture customers to send money to parents and family members for holidays and whatnot and the local bank that I work with didn't do international transfers and so I went down to my local big bank that would do international transfers, deposited some money, waited a couple days for it clear, then set up a wire transfer to a family in Singapore and the next day I got a phone call from the bank saying hey we noticed you just set up a bank account and just started sending money to someone overseas. How do you know this person? I'm like oh it's my wife's family. Well have you met them? Like why are you sending the money? Are you sure it's the right account? I was kind of annoyed with the process but at the same time I was delighted the bank was actually watching out for people and rather than just saying you want to send money go ahead and send it, they're actually starting to act in the interest of consumers and call and ask questions which is a really good thing to do when you think you're part of a scam, ask questions. Well that's huge and I think people have to realize that sometimes people come up with these barriers to getting things done but it's in your best interest because scams are terribly common. Once I was talking to one of the people on my credit card and they said one out of four transactions is a scam transaction. That was scary. Now I'm sure it's improved since that time because they put more protections on credit cards and things like that but could you imagine trying to do business when one out of four is a scam? That's why they charge such high fees to everybody I guess. It's horrible to think that there's so much scams going on and the unfortunate thing is the day that we're recording is there's one set of scams and even if this episode airs a week later there's a whole new set of scams that have come out that are different. Yeah exactly and it's scary. I mean all of us have seen the African scams of somebody writing you and they want to move money from one account to another and they need you to help them. I think the biggest problem there is you have to question why they're asking you if they've got this huge amount of money. They certainly shouldn't be randomly reaching out to you or you have this long lost uncle over in Europe that is wanting to give you money and stuff like that. Why is he giving me money? Doesn't he have any family there? They've heard great things about you online and know that you have noble character. There's a playing to your ego. You look at a lot of the things. The first tip -off I think is they're spelling mistakes in a lot of these and that to me is always a big tip -off or it's bad English or the person's located in Nigeria. Those are big tip -offs to me. The interesting thing is that I've heard from people that have done some research on this they have found that in some cases the scammers are intentionally bad using English and you and I would sit there and go why in the world would they be doing that? That just makes them easier to identify. The whole point is that you and I look at it and we see the bad English and we are immediately gonna not fall for it. If we ended up getting on the phone with the person and starting to communicate we would probably figure it out pretty quick that oh this is a scam and they've now wasted their time dealing with you and I. They're trying to get people that are looking beyond the spelling, not thinking about it, not being critical. The people that are essentially letting themselves be more vulnerable and that's who they're targeting not you and I. Yeah for sure. I don't know if that's true. I don't know if that's true or not but it's something that I still will always be leery if a person doesn't take the time even to put the proper English together. Yes yes as we should. As we should you know again these programs are everywhere to give you the proper grammar so why shouldn't you be using it you know? Yep but still I mean I've received emails that look that look so much like they came from my bank. The English was perfect, the formatting was perfect, you know everything except without an appropriate account number or without an appropriate name and it was a number of times where it's like oh let me call the bank. I'm never going to click on the email but let me call the bank and they're like no we didn't send you that email and I'm like wow that's a good one. Yeah and in Canada we keep getting these scams that there's that there's this is the police calling because you violated this law or this law or you know you this is the internal revenue service phoning because you violated this law and those you know sometimes I'll get five or six calls a day from phone numbers in around my community or in my community with these things and I can picture how an older person can totally be scammed by this. Yep and again it it triggers back into what we were talking about before there's that urgency of well if you don't take care of this right now you know the cops going to come knocking on your door and take you away and I'm an official of the government so you need to listen to me it's the authority the emotion the urgency and it just pushes us to comply we're wired that way for in society. Yeah I think that's huge that people have to realize that there are things that happen and that a lot of these scams are based on the fact that you have to be very very of aware the situation and you have to be susceptible to it so don't let it happen. Yep it's always one of those things you know when someone is urgent slow them down if they're a legitimate bill collector or it's a legitimate issue they'll slow down and wait with you you know talk to family members get someone else's opinion before you ever give anyone else money. Yeah ask always and and I think people are a little bit leery of asking because they don't want to be embarrassed they don't want to be ashamed by it but I think that's how you you make a lot of headway and you truly keep yourself out of trouble or you be at least become more knowledgeable about things before before you move forward. Yep and there's there's definitely within like the romance scams is when they start building up a relationship they actively work to separate their target from their family and friends they will they'll start saying well you know they they don't want us to be together that they don't understand us they don't have your best interest at heart and they actually work to distance their targets away from their friends and family. Yeah I think that's that's true and as you said the very fact that they could have a room full of people that are listening into the conversation and making sure the supervisor's checking about it is is a scary prospect because that is is the same thing that happens when a timeshare salesman is trying to get you to buy a timeshare. I was just at one of those presentations recently and I do own some timeshares that I love and they wanted me there to upgrade my knowledge on the timeshare well it had nothing to do with upgrading they wanted me to buy more points and so a lot of it came down to knowing where they were going with it before I even signed on the line because you know first you say no to one and then another person comes in you have to say no to another person and then another person comes in and you got to say no to the third person. I mean they try to wear you down with all this until you finally say yes. Yep and I don't want to say that necessarily that timeshares are a scam but like the techniques the scammers use they're the same techniques that that are used in sales they're just used to so much of a degree more than sales organizations would use. Yeah I think that's true and I think people have to realize that we're all susceptible under the right or wrong circumstances for that to happen. For example if you're stressed you're going to let things happen if you're doing things quickly things are going to happen so you have to realize that you're you can be more susceptible and remember if somebody is offering you a true value something they'll wait for you to come on they they're not going to insist that you buy yesterday you know. Yeah one of the stories that I've heard that kind of agrees with that point is that it used to be that con men would look through the obituaries to find people who had a relative who just died knowing that they're an emotionally fragile state and they would go after them with their con knowing that well they're already they've got so much going on their emotions are already so spent they've got a way in where they can take advantage of someone. Not so much these days but they're pretty evil in a sense. You know and it's true I remember one of those scams was when somebody just passed away back in the 20s somebody I forget the name of the movie but the the person would come up and say oh your husband ordered this bible for you and it had your your name in it and you need all you have to do is pay here you know and and you know totally a scam but you know based on people's emotions and guilt. Yep and also that like well I want oh gosh there's this positive memory my my loved one was doing this for me how could I not pay for it? Yeah and and that's where the scam comes in because you're willing to accept that you're willing to accept that would happen and I know the movie was called Nickelodeon by the way so interesting concept and interesting times. Definitely not a kid's show. Definitely not a kid's show. So so Chris this show is called How to Live a Fantastic Life Show. How do you um let's put it this way how do you live a fantastic life in view of the fact that there's so many scams going on out there? I think part of it is you know doing the podcast that I do that you know I've been in business my company makes enough money that I can afford to run a podcast and educate people on my own dime and trying to think about other people. From a Christian perspective you know one of the things that wrestled I've with in my business is praying for my business to do better. I always kind of felt like oh that just that just doesn't feel right you know praying praying for my business to be more profitable yeah I want to help people okay and so my wife and I talked about it and we we started we kind of changed the paradigm in the sense that hey we want to give to we want to give a set amount of money to charity and in order to do that we need to pray for the business to be profitable in order that we can help other people and so I think for me that's been kind of one of my that perspective has been kind of one of my guiding lights is is looking at you know part of what makes me happy and what helps me to have a wonderful life an amazing life is giving to other people and helping people around me. I know that I've you know whether it's the resources that I've earned that I can give back or it's the knowledge that I've learned about scams that I can help that can share with people and give back to me that has really that helps you know helps me sleep at night helps me to enjoy what I do when I feel like it has an impact more than just for myself. That's huge now here is the flip side of that question you know we've got a lot of listeners out there and they are wondering how they can have a fantastic life in view of the fact there's so many scams out there. I think it ties back to that like we don't want to live our lives paranoid we don't want to be afraid that every knock on the door is some bad person every phone call from a number that we don't know is someone trying to steal money from us I think it's just a matter of being aware that those things are out there slowing down and you know not getting flustered when things happen you know we don't have to there's no social contract saying that when your phone rings that you have to answer the phone and have a conversation with it if it's something important they're gonna leave a message same thing with someone showing up at your door you know there's we don't we don't we've created a lot of social contracts that make us feel obligated we don't need to be obligated to those things I think we want to take care of people we want to be around our friends and family and I think that's part of it is just not not letting ourselves get caught up in the scams.
AP News Radio
Drake Bell is "considered missing and endangered," say Florida police
"Actor Drake bell has been found safe after authorities in Daytona Beach, Florida said he was missing an endangered. And marches are a letter with the latest. Daytona Beach police say Drake bell was in touch with officers and is not in danger. Hours earlier, police had said he was missing and had asked the public for help in finding him. Belle had last been seen near a high school Wednesday night. Police did not give details on why they were investigating Belle. His representatives did not return requests for comment. Bell became famous as a teenager for the Nickelodeon series, the Amanda show and Drake and Josh.
AP News Radio
'Drake & Josh' actor Drake Bell declared missing in Florida
"Actor Drake bell has been declared missing in Florida. With the latest. Police in Daytona Beach say Drake bell was last seen Wednesday night near a high school. Bell, whose real name is Jared Drake bell has been declared missing an endangered, a police spokeswoman says no other information can be released because of an active investigation, bell's representatives did not return requests for comment. Bell became famous as a teen for Nickelodeon's the Amanda show and Drake and Josh. He pleaded guilty in 2021 to child endangerment, relating to a 15 year old girl at his 2017 concert in Cleveland
Paul Vato Presents: A Celebrity Centric Podcast!
"nickelodeon" Discussed on Paul Vato Presents: A Celebrity Centric Podcast!
"Bouncing. I love it. I love it. What would you, if I were doing my life story as an animation, how would you play little Paul vata? Do you have a vision? How do you build this voice? I know. That's on the fly. Gosh, I don't know. I think I would do a very well articulated little boy voice just someone maybe a little more, I can't think of the word right now. But I don't know what I would do vocally. I'd probably think about it for a long time. I try not to jump into voices unless I'm forced to. And I give it a lot of thought. I like about the process, which is also what you do, I'm sure, you know, when you're doing a stage acting or camera acting, so that's wonderful to know that there's also this process for voice. Now, I know that you also connect with your fans and followers. You're on a few websites where people can actually buy your autographs and things like that. I think one of the most jammy, can you tell us a little bit about that? Yeah, if you go to my Instagram, and you go to the link in my bio, it'll take you to my link tree, which has all my links for things like I have my Jimmy account where you can go and buy a shout out. So I would just, you would be like, hey, my sister loves your show. And it's her birthday. Can you do Lila's voice and wish her happy birthday? So that's really fun. I also do extremely, which is an autograph autograph signing site. I usually set those up, like on this date, I'm gonna be signing autographs, and you can watch me sign it live. But people also just go and buy my autograph kind of randomly and then it gets sent out anywhere in the world, which is really cool. Extremely is an awesome company. So yeah, those are some really great websites that I work with. Wonderful. That's great that you're accessible to your fans and all that. So that's wonderful. Do you do cameo or anything like that as well? I haven't done cameo yet. I would like to. I need to look more into that. But that would be fun. Cami is awesome. I think that they would pick you up instantly. So I'm sure if you just submit or I might have sort of a contact just the person that got me on there, but so I'd be more than happy to pass on your info to them. Because I think you would do well on cameo. Thank you. I appreciate that. That's awesome. Yeah, I mean cameos awesome. So that's amazing. And you're doing cameo in those fantastic. If I can do it, anybody can do it. And not true at all. Thank you. So what any upcoming projects? Anything in the pipeline that we should be looking for? Well, more big need is going to be coming out around the corner and pretty soon it'll be streaming on Nickelodeon, so it'll be more accessible to everyone, which I'm really excited about. I am working on a secret project that I can't talk about right now, but that's how things go. And more miraculous is coming. If you are a miraculous fan, I can't tell you anything about season 5, but you know, we're all, we're all anticipating Lila to come and mess things up a lot. So let's just see if that comes to fruition, shall we? I love it. Thank you. Well, I hope that when you can talk about your project that you would come back and see us and maybe we can break it here or at least help promote it after the fact. So, you know, of course, I'd love to have you and it's just great to learn about an industry that I do enjoy and I've done voice-over work, but I'm not into it as much as you are so that's fantastic. And thank you for being so generous with your time and your advice. Thank you so much for having me. I really appreciate it. This has been so much fun and I am honored that you asked me to come do this. It's amazing and I'm a fan of your show. It's awesome. So thank you so much. You're very welcome. Thank you. Thank you so much. If somebody wants to get into and then I think we're almost done. I don't know how much time you have. I know that you're very busy today. So I don't want to take up too much of your time. But I think the question that people always ask, how do I get into voice-over? Or how do I do this? And if you have a short and quick answer, great, if not, we can always do another show based on that. But I have a feeling that most actors, whether they're either have no idea because they're not actors or there are actors looking to get into voice-over. Could you share a little bit of advice on how that can happen? And then we can go to final thoughts and thanks and all that. Sure. Well, I mean, if you're not an actor and you're interested in voice acting, then the first thing you should do is study acting because it's a really key component. It's the second word, voice acting. And I think people forget about that. They think it's just making funny voices and it's totally so much more. So if you really are interested in voice acting, even if it's not animation, you want to do commercial work from home, you know, living in Ohio or wherever you are, you should definitely take an acting class and start honing your craft before you use in voice-over as another skill set on top of that. But acting is, of course, the foundation. And then if you are an actor and you want to get into voice acting, then I would say take a voice acting class. I know that sounds very simplistic, but you have to spend time on the microphone. You have to spend time hearing yourself, you know, you have to realize you don't have anything else to work with. You don't have facial expressions or body language, so it all has all the energy comes through the mouth and you may be an amazing on camera actor, but it's another skill to be able to put all that through the voice. So take a class, get comfortable with a microphone, get comfortable with how you have to make subtle differences with speaking so that you don't blow out the mic. And then just read out loud at home. That's the best thing that could tell anyone to just improve. Not only as an onstage or on camera actor that's gonna improve your cold reading skills, your audition skills, but as a voice actor, just read, just read out loud. To the walls. Thank you. Thank you very much. I never realized the importance of that, but I've heard so many people say that it's just a matter of reading, reading to yourself, reading out loud though, you know, spending the 15, 20, 30 minutes a day, reading. So that's something that I've added to my repertoire, if you will. So thank you again, Lisa. Thank you so much for sharing. Are you working today? Today? Or is there anything going on that we should know about? Are you
KFC Radio
"nickelodeon" Discussed on KFC Radio
"Nickelodeon. Little concerned about the crossover interests. Let me just say this since the boys came up i think that plays in the weird word only fans to i if you show your feet and then there's also talking in that voice. I'm just saying we're gonna pay triple. Oh my god what are these men. Want fucking middle school or feet sick. It's obviously it's perverted in an perverted. But this one. I never latch. I'd like all the like barely team barely legal. Bourbon say that anymore because it's clean their shit up a little bit they they don't like say barely or whatever that walked up exist racism. Ponytails never got that and i never got how it was so popular. If that's like some deep dark that your shameful okay but like front and center front page. Everything was barely legal tales. We made a way more brothers and sisters. Now let's get on the insects about this baby shit but the thing i don't get at all it doesn't do anything for me so i learned about it couple of weeks ago. So like your brain all the wrinkles along your brain. Have i swear to god truth wrinkles on your brain starting wrinkles on your brain like you have certain. Why are you talking.
Exponential Podcast
"nickelodeon" Discussed on Exponential Podcast
"I've done another one where i have every six weeks. They kind of open whiteboard. What do you wanna talk about pastures from all around this area. Come how can i help you type of thing but what it starts with it starts with something along those lines where you just get together and like each other. I think the mistake is to try to do projects together. Because here's the problem. This is personal opinion. I might be dead wrong. But i've always felt like like for instance we amassing we can to serve as enhanced for i don't know years and years Every couple years week closed down the church the entire weekend go out and forty eight hours will do as much as two million dollars worth of biddable work and that can be man hours. I mean massive massive stuff and so we'll church and community wanna come along as we say no. We don't want to do it together. But we'll help you do yours because if we have a combined service or something together we all sublimate our identity and we almost become like the old school if you're seeing nickelodeon or whatever lone ranger show where he wears a mask. All day long drives saw rides off in the distance people who was at mass map..
Rock N Roll Archaeology
"nickelodeon" Discussed on Rock N Roll Archaeology
"And I was lucky enough to go to one of the games they had all these little. He puppets and stuff on sticks and why have time be by the fall. It was just everywhere i guess. 'cause paramount owned nickelodeon and i think there were just carpeting. That music did with the movie and stuff on nickelodeon four months to so every child in the united states was catching onto. It now became a nursery school song to right. It's like a baby shark phenomenon. It was like a baby shorts and on type n and the songs not bad. You know it's like a really fun. Danceable thing so i don't know just took off seen happy with another song since well. You also directed another song that who would have expected.
Adulting Like A Mother Father
"nickelodeon" Discussed on Adulting Like A Mother Father
"Too daunting like a mother. Father i will also add that. An addition to a sitcom or even in place of a sitcom. This is like my. I don't know if i speak about this often. But like i would love much. Like i was kind of in the nickelodeon circuit where i'd be on various shows of nickelodeon and just had a great relationship with them with love to get in with hallmark. You said that a number of times. I just the reason. Why is because like nickelodeon. I love doing content. That's family friendly. i i love it. I like appealing to just that wholesome guardians. what is it about. It feels safe. I like. I'm in a different phase of my life and i think things changed when i met you. I had a couple of experiences where you know. I had to do some things that were uncomfortable for our relationship and not do anything crazy but like any sort of intimate scene or relationship like it brought on some conversations in our relationship and i didn't love the way that fell and because i value what we have i value our family and i want to also be on programs that you know our family like i wouldn't be embarrassed for our kids to watch And to be honest. Like i'm not a viewer of a lot of things that i wouldn't be on right so i personally i enjoy. I don't know. I enjoy just like happy. Shit man. I want to provide happy shit. She loves happy. Shit goes i. Just i love it. I don't know what the especially in the last couple of years. Especially just having two hundred two and just feeling like i said spread so thin i want when i check out. I want to be consuming things that take my mind too. Good place sure are.
Z104
"nickelodeon" Discussed on Z104
"On Nickelodeon. Like Drake and Josh, Victorious or iCarly. There's one man you have to thank his name is Dan Schneider. He's a former Nickelodeon producer. And he's also really, really creepy. If you really want to go down a Twitter rabbit hole, which, actually, I know you love these look up the name Dan Schneider, and you will find people making gross accusations about this producer. Who had weird crushes on some of his stars, including, You know, uh, the stars of iCarly and victorious. Um, Anyways, there are enough people that have posted videos about this, by the way in it. I guess. This Nickelodeon producer has denied rumours that he was a creep who had a foot fetish with some of the kids on the show. So people have been piling compilation videos of shows like iCarly, Drake, Drake and Josh Victorious. And there has been a lot of weird scenes with child actors showing their feet on these shows. In a new interview, this producer said the comedy was totally innocent, He said the reason for the scenes is because kids find feet to be funny. He added that he never attempted to sexual Isis actors. Dan left Nickelodeon by the way in 2018 after 30 years because of claims of abuse from ex staffers and alleged inappropriateness with child actors now human resources. Nickelodeon has investigated these claims for years and has never found any of them. You need to be true. But this could be years from now one of those things where one person comes out and talks and then 30 of them, Del. Yeah, I'm looking at pictures of him now, and some of the photos he's taken with, you know females that he's worked with. Our little inappropriate like they shouldn't be laying across your lap like that. Oh, no, You shouldn't be cradling them like baby. Yeah, it's kind of weird. But anyways, yeah. So the next time you're watching an old episode of iCarly or Drake and Josh and you see a scene with feet just now because the creepy producer wanted it in there. Yeah, Yeah, kids think feet are funny, but, yeah, they think Butts are funny. Q. Showing everyone but on the screen help, I think if you could have got away with it, maybe I don't Anyways, There you go..
KPRC 950 AM
"nickelodeon" Discussed on KPRC 950 AM
"Taking a gulp of What a Burger T is What I was having. There's an iced tea I got from what a burger today Mostly because what a burger is the perfect combination of Texas and Chicago. Hey, shut up, man. That's offensive. Yeah, I agree. I'm sorry. That was uncalled for. Hey, Happy birthday. Today It is easy. Top drummer Frank Beard. France has turned 72 good for you. Happy birthday, Frank Beard. He's the only member of the band who doesn't have a beard. That would be kind of like if There was a perfectly healthy guy who joined Motley Crue and his real name was Frank Hepatitis. All right. Hopefully you've got a cheap laugh out of that. But also the reason I can tell jokes like that on this radio show is technically this is a radio show for adults, right? I'm sure you all know that. This is we talk about mature issues on this show things like war cartel violence, kidnappings. Political controversies, sex scandals. We can tell things we could say things like Tele Hepatitis joke. Not that hepatitis is funny. It's not, but even still, that's the kind of thing you expect to hear on this radio show. You don't expect to hear that kind of talk on Nickelodeon. John Multi today reporting at Breitbart that there is a CBS, Viacom produced Child grooming campaign via Nickelodeon, and it's not going well for the ratings. You guys may have heard about this. I'm not in that. Wouldn't have watched this unless one of you guys someone pointed this out to me, and that was how it caught my attention. We all know what Nickelodeon is right now and to explain that cable TV kids network. It's think it's been around since the eighties. I watched it when I was a child. Nickelodeon is a cable network of the I guess. Once upon a time. It was entertaining two Children. Now what they do is they aggressively look to prematurely sexualized kids. And it's not going well for ratings. I guess maybe pushing adult sexuality on the young kids network probably wasn't such a good idea. In retrospect. But it kind of makes you wonder what's going on behind the scenes with the executives at Nickelodeon that brought this creepy content to air Alright, I'm being kind of vague here for a reason. Let me explain what's going on over the past few years, Nickelodeon Which is owned by Viacom, CBS. The same company that had one of their executives have a major sex scandal. Not long back during the The me too. Movement, right? Has repeatedly attempted to propaganda is in sexual eyes. Mostly prepubescent kids, Right? Generally nickel. If you're a teenager, I think you watch MTV. You don't watch Nickelodeon. Nickelodeon is for kids younger than 13, probably even younger than that, and I guess what they're doing is sneaking a doubt sexual content into this channel. There's a show called Blue's clues and you I remember Blue's clues as a kid. I guess they changed the name or they've updated it and One of the things they talk about on the show is gay people being a homosexual? I'm I'm I'm a freedom guy. I'm a liberty guy. I think if you're a fully grown adult, you should be allowed to be gay. You should be allowed to get gay married. These aren't really controversial opinions anymore. Maybe they used to be, but I think that my opinion on gay marriage and gay rights is pretty moderate by today's standards. But it's it am I could am I some far right zealot for thinking we shouldn't teach little kids about gay sex. Why do they need to learn that their little kids learn math? Learn the alphabet you can learn about. Regular sex and gay sex later on, I mean, hetero sex, right? Sorry. If that offended you, there's another popular show SpongeBob Square pants, where they talk about bisexuality and trans sexuality. Um, I didn't know that. I don't never watch the show, but it was brought. It's not just okay to be clear. It's not just sponge Bob Square pants. The Adventures of core. Another show called Henry. Danger. Um All listed in this report. I just looked at embracing a dealt politics a dealt sexuality. And It's almost kind of evil to do this to kids. There's nothing more evil than the defilement and shattering of innocence. Guess Nickelodeon's been doing this since 2015. I'm surprised. I don't remember anything like that on the network. When I was a kid today, Nickelodeon's not even trying to hide its agenda. Here's what I'm about to play for you. It might sound like a quip from a John Waters film. It's not This is Nickelodeon. This is actually what they do on their show. Hang on other on the prize, like he's a symbol in the sky high and I'm proud to be me every time that I see that prize like waving hi red beans life Because living.
Minority Korner
"nickelodeon" Discussed on Minority Korner
"It was like we're just kinda off to the point where actually some of their since the same creative the guys who created the mtv logo or the same folks. That did the nickelodeon with the orange. Like splat and talk about it a lot. Is that like a. It's like doing weird things on nickelodeon and it's like oh yeah like rugrats. It was they were drawn their hideous and the woman was like she wanted. The babies are not cute when they first come out like so. That's why all the babies are like really ugly and like you know. They think they can get away with like reading. Stimpy like it was just like this was not disney. It was doing something completely different and it was mostly just women and really artistic people behind the scenes when you watch the documentary like oh this all makes sense. This is what i felt like. This is what i thought. I was watching and now full circle moment right like no. It was not any worse so great to just learn some of the history too. That's why always. I love documentaries. So like i love just getting you know like more insight into the creation of things and to see to see the origins of of that and how it evolved. And you know they're here now. They're here now still. They had a prime time. I feel like you know it definitely. Oh yeah it was ninety s when that woman. When she was in charge of it. I would say because she was there for fifteen years and i think when she laughed it just it. It's not the same as it became more. Corporate is once they shut down nickelodeon studios because they had like a nickelodeon studios like completely jet. I always wanted to go but being in california. I'm not my family's not gonna fly us all the way over to go. It was like east coasters thing. We always wanted to go so bad or on wild and crazy kids or like beyond legends of the hadn't temple. I would pretend like. I'd be watching the temple and pretend like okay. I'm with the blue barracudas today. I gotta get over this lava or got to get into the temple doj who kidnapped me see okay so you kind of look at that hunky man. But don't don't get me. And i felt so bad for those poor traumatize kids and legends. Didn't temple kids. Rarely one that fucking competition because it was so you to earn enough time to go into the temple of didn't get three minutes. Forget about it. They're like no. You only have a minute to go find the three pieces of the missing monkey statue time. And then some guy would come out and kidnap yet. You know made it impossible impossible. It was so. I like once saw somebody maybe went. And then you had to like tag your partner to go in it just was. There was a lot of a lot of things. But you learn something to topple. There'd be like a history lesson of that day. The mystery of queen khalifa. What was the large stone talking olmec. Oh man yes mac. Yeah oh my gosh..
Mike Church Presents-The Red Pill Diaries Podcast
"nickelodeon" Discussed on Mike Church Presents-The Red Pill Diaries Podcast
"Nickelodeon makes two three three minute. Long video sing along that features. A trans vest tight. A drag queen directing the prayed the parade. Would you like to hear the song if you go to. The federalist joy pullman has a couple of songs there I have it posted and published in today's pile of prep couple of things to know about the transvestite lunatic that screaming all about. Oh look here. They come mom and dad mom to by two all they come the. You'll hear this three by three. Three mothers. And then four dads. It goes all the way up to nine before. The video finally runs out n. P. is phillip fried. Why are they promoting the sodomite agenda such vigor. Now ladies and gentlemen that's a question to ask we have a story here from wpg dot com president biden. Sorry regime leader biden issues. Proclamation recognizing june as pride month. Can i ask a question. What was the sand that got satan and the three billion demon souls. god created kicked out of heaven. you time starts now raja. best of luck. What was the saying that got them. All kicked out of heaven. Not a trick. Question jury earn enough of that. Pride was the sin that is the original sin caused the fall of man. Thanks adam in the garden of eden. Pride now look in both instances in entire How should i say this survey. Say wrong get correct. Correct persson's correct correct persson Because an entire species are race of creatures known as angels not all of them but the ones that through win with For causing them all to be damned to eternal flames and damn nation. That's how powerful one act. One of pride is you're gone. You're kicked out of heaven forever. And you're sentenced to the lake of fire. The center pride committed by man against god and against his handiwork which is man's his creation is such a grave and mortal offense then god uses it and used it to justify changing paradise into the full fallen earth that we live on the important to put these things in perspective. I think what does.
Mike Church Presents-The Red Pill Diaries Podcast
"nickelodeon" Discussed on Mike Church Presents-The Red Pill Diaries Podcast
"Families marching four by four. Now wait a minute. maid us. o'connell please don't you be pleased. No you don't get any ear bleeds. They're playing this three year old. They're broad casting this and you wonder why wonder why we insist that it is of utmost importance. It's not enough to withdraw your consent. It's got to be done. We have to make an construct the alternative whatever that may be. Maybe it's no television. Okay fine turn it off. i agree. Maybe it's people men and women of christian good wha christian men and women of goodwill maybe make an alternative children's network or children's our series children showed you might even just have to go back into You know rebroadcast romper. Room and old episode of captain kangaroo adults out there are screaming for ear bleach because your intellect is going wrong wrong wrong wrong. Wrong wrong wrong. Wrong sin sin. Sin zinzan's engine. What do you think is happening to the tender beautiful as corruptible little souls and analytics of three year olds dude..
CRUSADE Channel Previews
"nickelodeon" Discussed on CRUSADE Channel Previews
"Families marching by poor. Now wait a minute. Maid o'connell please. Don't you be pleased. No you don't get any ear bleeds. They're playing this three year old. They're broad casting this and you wonder why wonder why we insist that it is of utmost importance. It's not enough to withdraw your consent. It's got to be done. We have to make an construct the alternative whatever that may be. Maybe it's no television. Okay fine turn it off. i agree. Maybe it's people men and women of christian good wha christian men and women of goodwill maybe make an alternative children's network or children's our series children showed you might even just have to go back into you know rebroadcast. Romper room and old episode of captain kangaroo adults out there are screaming for ear bleach because your intellect is going wrong wrong wrong wrong wrong. Wrong wrong wrong. Sin sin sin zinzan's engine. What do you think is happening to the tender beautiful as corruptible little souls and analytics of three year olds dude..
Z Morning Zoo
The 'iCarly' Reboot Trailer Is Here
"Of four starts Wednesday, Wednesday this week with the show that Okay, you can admit it. You watched iCarly when you were growing up. It's been over almost a decade since iCarly signed off and the reboot is officially on into the new iCarly. Wait. This is your moment to shine. You need to be a Trailblazer like an effortless trouble. Laser like I just got out of bed was all hoops. I just blazed. The trail just needs some arm candy of your own, and I have the perfect guy. We saw the first trailer for the reboot of iCarly, which I believe is in June. 18th will be the career and Paramount. Plus And what did we see? While your favorite iCarly cast members are back there a little bit older, but you will get to see them do things. He didn't in the original show, like drink alcohol and date each other. It's not exactly going to be Melrose Place or gossip Girl. It's still kind of looks Nickelodeon e good when cute, but if you watch iCarly growing up now you can watch them growing up June 18th Paramount.
Charlie Parker
'SpongeBob SquarePants' episode pulled by Nickelodeon over coronavirus 'sensitivities'
"Who will get this? Nickelodeon is pulling an episode of SpongeBob Square Pants over similarities to the cove. It 19 pen. Temic. The episode, quarantine crab involves an outbreak of the clam flew, forcing everyone to quarantine inside the Krusty Krab. The network says the episode was shell because of sensitivities over the real world pandemic. Well, the two winners of
GardenLine with Randy Lemmon
SpongeBob SquarePants pop-up restaurant, bar and hotel coming to Houston
"The Hilton America's Houston hotel is going to be featuring a sponge Bob Square pants themed, pop up restaurant hotel and bar later this month called the Rusty crab experience. Some of the hotel rooms are going to be redecorated to look like the Nickelodeon underworld bikini bottom. That's going to be running the 26th through April
News and Perspective with Tom Hutyler
ViacomCBS launches Paramount+ streaming service
"A newest streaming service debuts today. Details from ABC is Jason Nathan's and Goodbye, CBS. All Access Hello, Paramount. Plus, if you remember the 40 million commercials during the Super Bowl, live on Mom, Paramount, isn't it glorious CBS streaming service Is rebranding itself and adding a ton of content starting today, combining the forces of all the CBS Viacom Paramount Properties. Think CBS but also MTV comedy Central Bt Nickelodeon in hundreds of movies, all in one place exclusive content, including a new version of MTV's The Real World will also be on the APP. Starting today, Paramount Plus will cost five bucks a month with adds 10 bucks without
Armstrong & Getty
CBS's rebranded Paramount+ streaming service is finally available
"Goodbye cps all access. Hello paramount plus if you remember the forty million commercials during the superbowl on paramount. Isn't it glorious. Cbs streaming service is rebranding itself and adding a ton of content. Starting today combining the forces of all the cbs viacom paramount properties thinks cbs but also mtv comedy central bt nickelodeon and hundreds of movies all in one place exclusive content including a new version of tv's. The real world will also be on the app starting today. Paramount plus will cost five bucks a month with ads. Ten bucks without
The 3:59
Halo TV show will air in 2022, alongside Star Trek
"So viacomcbs held its big investor presentation paramount plus which is rebranded and rebooted version of an existing service called. Cbs all access. What did we get yesterday yesterday. There was this three. Plus our event designed to unveil the scope of paramount plus says this revamped version of cbs. All access in a kind of inauspicious. Start this event that was supposed to talk about how the company is going to be really competitive and streaming ended up starting half an hour late because they were having problems streaming so that wasn't a great place to start but generally the main focus last night was squarely on programming all the titles that they're going to be creating the originals the exclusives movies and shows that they're going to be leading into sort of cbs's stable of networks and brands and intellectual property in order to hopefully they hope draw new subscribers to service that has been around almost since the very beginning of services like this. Yeah let's take into that. Because cbs all access has largely been known for shows like star trek discovery and well star trek card and star trek. Lower deck's star trek. What else are we gave from paramount. Plus it how does it differ from. Was he this. All access had been about the last two years. Generally i would say that. The basic proposition of paramount plus is pretty similar to cbs. All access some of the things that make. Cbs all access a little bit. Different from other streaming services is baked into ciba's access. You get a live feed of Your local cbs channel most streaming on demand streaming services. Don't have both. I kind of live and on demand element integrated within them. That doesn't really change paramount. Plus the things that are going to be changing. Like i said it's really about how they're trying to expand people's concept of what's this entire company a includes and so what that is that they're going to be making a lot more originals based on things from comedy central and tv from nickelodeon there's going to be a rugrats boot and an entire new studio dedicated to avatar the last air bender Universe shows in shorts and movies and they're going to be leading really hard into the paramount. Pictures movie studio that the company also owns. They're going to be reviving some franchises from that movie studios past and they're also going to be bringing a few of paramount pictures new theatrical movies to permit plus to stream earlier than would be normal. This is nothing like hbo. Max streaming every single warner brothers. New movie the same day as it hit theaters but subscribers to promote plus a will have the opportunity to stream movies like quietly to the new mission impossible mission impossible. I think at seven on the of subscribers will be able to stream that basically a month and a half after those movies hit theaters. So for example quiet place equal you'll be able to stream in november. That's not as aggressive as as some other services but it does change the proposition. Little bet from what people were used to. Cvs all access right and so. Let's get some details. How what is the service actually launched and home was the cost and did it does it differ from. What's he has. All access was charging. Yeah well this is something. I was kind of surprised that this is going to be such a confusing transition. What's happening is in one week on march fourth they will essentially replace. Cbs all accesses premium tier with paramount plus in a launch on the fourth in the us and across countries some countries in latin america as a ten dollar a month subscription. And that gives you everything on the service. Add freight then in june going to widen paramount plus to be sickly launched a cheaper ad-supported limited tier. That's five dollars month so that's comparable with similar tier that's already on. Cbs all access. So both of the services have these kind of like cheaper ad-supported tears and premium more expensive inclusive tears but ammo plus is going to be rolling them out in. This staggered way which is going to create some confusion for current subscribers and also perspective subscribers know. There's going to be period of a few months where there's going to be multiple apps that have the cbs name in them was have the paramount name in them. And it's going to be hard. It's not as simple proposition for consumers to figure out what they wanna get and where they can actually get it with all those moving parts happening at once so we saw out some difficulty with. Hbo max when hbo max launched last year when they had not only at hbo max as an app out in the market but hbo go and hbo now still existed as made that transition. That was a really bumpy road for them for a while. Because of consumer confusion now add in the element that there is not only just like. Hey there's one subscription it's one price none of that change now. Add in the fact that you've got to tears which launches at one time one of which doesn't launch until another time and those things have different. They unlock different. So it does seem like it's setting up a really a really bumpy transition for them to
Esports Minute
Team Liquid Collabs with Naruto
"It's a bit of a slow news day in these Sports as America celebrates The Unofficial holiday that is the day after the Super Bowl but there's no apparel collaboration that e sports fans are stoked about first a few thoughts on the big game besides Brady winning again which is absolutely absurd we saw him or big gaming personalities intertwined with the game this year off nadeshot appeared in a commercial for Rockstar and last year we saw ninja and fortnite World Cup winner Booga appearance Superbowl commercials as well in the stands ninja and dr. disrespect were featured with cardboard cutouts at home Here's game. The NFL is clearly aiming at a younger audience. They streamed previous playoff games on Nick and on Twitch in this game. They brought in Nickelodeon slime cannons for part of the broadcast, but they didn't do a tire simulcast on Nick like they did with the previous games the legal keep tapping into gaming influencers and channels with the goal in mind of capturing younger audiences think they're realizing that just a focus on Madden isn't should be enough of a gaming push the NFL could look towards e Sports organizations for how to connect with their target audience clearly Team Liquid has their fingers on the pulse. Anime is huge with Gen Z and Naruto has been popping over multiple generations and multiple series liquids new clothing line with the popular anime is going to sell absurdly quick the shop will open up on February 12th at 2 p.m. CT. And if you want some of the collection you'll likely need to be online at that moment exactly or close to it liquids ongoing partnership with Marvel has also been very successful, especially on the merchandising side. There's clearly a huge opportunity for home. organizations to pair with other popular media when looking to expand their merchandising operation while Brands like thieves and FaZe Clan have built up streetwear with just their logos collaborations are a large part of how they got their liquid is taking a little bit of a different path with their merch strategy but it's one that is also working well and I'm sure this collection is going to be a huge
Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"nickelodeon" Discussed on Xtra Sports Radio 1300 AM
"City in the F C championship game. We get you set for the game, starting at six Eastern Re Pacific with JB and the guys on the NFL. Today it is the H C championship game Sunday on CBS. We got Course, we're still waiting on an update on Patrick a home status. He was supposed to practice today. Now, just because he's practicing if he practices does not mean these clear the protocol. You're allowed to practice on a limited basis, even while you're still in the midst of the protocol. So we have to wait and see there who you got. This. Each tweet is from whisk. Oh, sports fan quote. Did I Just hear an F bomb. CBS Sports Network. The heck is this Nickelodeon? But here's the thing. You know, I normally say at this time that this segment is never not worked still true. The second didn't work. It didn't end well, but it still worked. Now when I am curious about we did actually have a so called zookeeper moment during that call, Right? Remember the zookeeper, the guy who got lost himself the zookeeper. He was setting up this amazing story that we don't want to know how it ended. Now I've got an idea How that story is. How are you? Hey, Jim. First time long time, But we got to go with my real name. The zookeeper dude. Awesome, Zookeeper. Good gloss. Where'd that come from? Out of Buddy's wedding. Because I care without came from. You could hear me. Aziz, Alvin, phase me out like I care where that came from. I don't care. He self glossed. He got run. So I kind of set him up for that. But then, in the ensuing years, a lot of you have been all Hey, Rome. Why did you run that guy like that was gonna be an amazing story. Personally, I've got an idea of how that story ended. I didn't need to hear it. But a lot of you have always said Why did you do that? How did you do that guy like that? That was gonna be a great story. I want to know why that guy's a zookeeper. Why? Because He's self glossed. That's why anyway. This caller during this beef last segment from Oregon. He was It was Justin. Jason Jason from Oregon. There was a zookeeper moment of that because homeboy was spinning quite a yarn. He was telling a crazy believing story. I mean, this is a wacky story. And did not get a chance to finish it because he snapped and went with that four letter bomb or nine letter bomb or 13 Letter bomb or where that bomb was. But think about this, like back this up for a minute. Listen to this story, quote beef that this guy was telling before we had to run him. Jason in Oregon. You made it in. Jason. What is your beef? Dude, My beef is with Washington County. Dude, my frickin ex girlfriend's boyfriend held me down while my fricking ex son in law beat me in the face with a stick. No, it's a lot of sleep going on there. I don't like that, like you're not a very good, just kind of curious was holding him down. Who was beating him with a stick. Why.
Sports Talk 1050 WTKA
"nickelodeon" Discussed on Sports Talk 1050 WTKA
"Allowed to watch Nickelodeon and you're only allowed to watch. Disney Jr. This is why we only let you watch and be and Mayberry, R F K and Nick There's an F bomb. All right, let's go. Cordell Patterson walked up BLEEP. My guy needs like, all right. Mommy, I love the Nickelodeon Regards, Old man writ. Hang a nickel tow. Watch a silent movie. Hmm. And b M m G off and be. Mm yeah. Where'd I leave that roll of nickels? Bring it on. Your room. I thought the NFL and Nick was idiotic. And I saw my girls ages two and four catch highlights from that broadcast. Their jaws dropped. They were absolutely riveted, watching SpongeBob and the slime. I wish every game was on Nick so I could park them next to me and keep them quiet case in New Hampshire Well said. That's good. That's good. So that serve that purpose. That's a win right? If you had your little girl's captivated like you sat him in front of the TV. That used to be when Logan never was that kid. Why? Because somebody put a phone in his hand early on, But Jake is of that age, where we had to sit him in front of videos like there was no way Jake was going to eat unless Blue's clues was on. Baby Einstein. Whatever took back in the day, so I'm that's pretty cool The case you could sit his old girls next to him to watch football. You imagine if they didn't get that dog involving the Bears. If they got a good game, like what they got last night's game, how much slime there would have been? Can you imagine how much SpongeBob there would have been? Wrong. SpongeBob and football. The two greatest things ever put into one. Thank you. God. Regards, Garak. Well, that's what I'm talking about, Baby. SpongeBob and football. The two greatest things ever put into one. That's what I'm talking about, Baby. That's what I'm talking about..
KLBJ 590AM
"nickelodeon" Discussed on KLBJ 590AM
"I knew it. There's some people out there tired of the issues. Usually the stick to the issues. Crowd gets mad at me if I stray from the issues, so I got an email. I can't believe that you're not talking about the Pittsburgh Steelers Humiliating defeat last night, but a Cleveland Browns? What do you mean? You can't believe you think that I would broom this other stuff to talk. They lost four in our last five. It was the most predictable outcome. I could have given you yesterday. Didn't I didn't predict the game. But I publicly but I did privately. There was no way that Steve is gonna act ever since hard knocks. Training camp in a Cleveland Browns Lately, I've been fascinated with this Brown's team. I kind of like him. I'm not disappointed. They want it all coach on on the bench because of covert 19 all these players, But look Folks. It does demonstrate that there are people out there that want to do. This stuff is getting too oppressive, and it's too frightening and too scary. Yeah, he was. He was crying. He and more keys. Pouncey were crying, the hope. That was a devastate that that was just that was that was humiliating. Embarrassing. It was it was And the fact that it was clean, But what? I have to take one thing, did you did you? Just one departure from the issue is that we'll get back to it. Yesterday afternoon, I watched the Bears and New Orleans saints. I watch that there were two feeds. There was the straight CBS feed. And then the NFL is trying to expand their reach to the younger age demographic, So they had Nickelodeon Did you watch? Did you see the Nickelodeon? It was the funniest thing in the world. I enjoyed the hell out of it. Every time there was a touchdown, the end zone got slimed with green slime. The player that scored got slimed with SpongeBob start types types line. I mean, the graphics were odd, weird colors. They had this young Sheldon pop up explaining rules to young people don't know football. But I have to tell you something. I watched a guy The guy doing play by play on the Nickelodeon feed was a guy named No way. Eagle and he's the son of I am Eagle Eye on the Eagle has been doing play by play for CBS, NFL and other sports for years and I didn't know he had a son. But this guy was so good. Noah Eagle. It was. It was just so good doing play by play and everything else. Nickelodeon was He ran a three person booth, and then they had a couple of people down on the field that they had to get into the broadcasters. Well, it was the number one trending topic on Twitter. Yesterday afternoon, the Nickelodeon feed and broadcast of the Bears Saints game, which was the middle game, the four o'clock game and I'm telling you, this this guy, you know, I'm a broadcasting person, folks, and I noticed these kind of things. Um and I'm fascinated with generational change because you can't stop it. All right. It's on the march It happens. And I'm just I'm so glad that that CBS decided to do this and the NFL permitted it. Um, because it was such a start over on CBS City of Jim Nansen, Tony Roma, They're buttoned up in their suits and ties. And it's the epitome. It's the epitome of corporate professionals. Over here on Nickelodeon, the Nickelodeon feed You can't find a tie. You can't find a sport coat. You can't find a standard color. You find them make when they kick a field goal. They put SpongeBob Square pants face between the uprights of the goalpost, and they have the kicker trying to put it in the guy's mouth. You would never see CBS doing something like this one. But they allowed it to happen on Nickelodeon to try to bring the game to younger Democrat But I'm telling you this this this young man in the holiday is But the son of Iron Eagle? No. It was so good at play by play. Um and it was the first time I never heard him. Use the radio voice. I just found out of a Los Angeles Clippers of the MBA. Anyway, Let me get started on the phones here. Easy in Raleigh, North Carolina, was at the speech that Trump gave in the capital. Welcome. Great to have you, Izzy High. Mega did us the Russian the pleasure to speak with the After 30 years of listening to you when we get to talk to you, Thank you. So there's a fellow believer. I'm praying for you. Look, I just wanted to Yes, you're right. My wife and I were there for the day's events. And I just want to suggest to you one reason, perhaps why they're shying away from playing the audio of his speech. And it was because, in my opinion, my wife's opinion made those around us. It was flat. It was It was sort of dull. We were expecting a lot. I've been to a lot of trouble. It was flat. You mean uninspiring? I was it was uninspiring. In fact, the point where we and several others, actually, this don't throw stones at us. We actually left a little early. Okay, Well, what do you want to hang on his because I got limited time here, So I want to focus you. What were you expecting? We were expecting first of all new information, which none was given. And secondly, you know what we've been the other trump rallies were expecting him to be more energetic him. You know his his tone was almost concessionary. In a sense in the crowd wasn't buying in at all. There was none of that. We loved you in the four more years stuff. Well, you know in your It did look weird. I I I saw a little of it. Trump looked like he was behind a bunch of security glass. And I couldn't figure I make. I know he was on the mall somewhere it could, but I didn't. I never saw a picture of Trump with the audience. Now, maybe there was one. I didn't watch it long enough to see but it looked like there didn't There wasn't an opportunity for there to be of You correct me if I'm wrong here that didn't look like there was an opportunity for a physical connection. Trump and whatever audience there was there. Is that right or not, you're you're spot on with that There was a small group of people close. But then there's a great divide where the rest of us were able to be with mega. You make a trial of the you know the Jumbotrons. And so that also added to the sort of dullness of on inspiration. If anyone get inspired by that to do anything, I wonder, and you know, we'll just make this last point. We left early. So we were some of the first people to arrive at the capital from the lips speech in all of the players who were involved in the pushing into the capital..
103.5 KISS FM
"nickelodeon" Discussed on 103.5 KISS FM
"Watching Nickelodeon. Yeah, I enjoyed it. I wish they'd all be played on their alright, Shelly. What's coming up today Noon to three Chauvet Shelly program. So I heard you mention this. But I too must talk about these sex in the city Reboot. I'm very excited about this. You guys didn't seem too excited. No, I am. I'm ready. I need it. We need it. You ready? Yeah, I needed to. I needed to still talk about that and then also money. Yeah, 1000 bucks. I was trying to think about shows that I used to watch that I would be happy to see come back, and I just don't I don't know, you know, breaking bad. I love that show so much. I didn't love the ending. I'm glad that that it's over. They, you know they did the prequel. You better call Saul. That's been really good and totally different, Which is why I think it's good because it's not. You know, they're not trying to. I don't know. Be breaking bad junior or something. And then the breaking bad movie film thing They did I That didn't like that at all. You know, someone should have messed with us. I'm trying to think of shows that I used to watch it. I wish they would bring back and I just I don't I can't think of any is there show that like you're wondering where the characters would be now, because I mean, this is a whole different vibe for sex in this, we'll use like Nip Tuck. They're both probably dead if they were still alive because they were running hard on the 2000, so I don't think they could bring that shit back. And now whenever I see old nip Tuck episodes it's so corny now like it's so corny, but I used to love that show. But now what about you selling there? So you want to see come back. Um e think for a while. I did think like, oh, saved by the bell or full house because I watched those religiously growing up, and then they kind of did bring saved by the bell back, and it's terrible. Um So I'm throwing off now that I know that Bob Saget is kind of a pervy comedian like he can't. He can't be the dad anymore. Like he can't. Yeah, You don't know Herbie. What? You didn't know that. Christy, go look at Bob. Saget. Go look at Bob Saget Stand up. It's all sex and pervy stuff, which which is? You know, Some people think that's funny it and maybe it is I just now I can't be the dad anymore. You can't be like a grandpa. So I can relate to it.
CBS Sports Radio
Nickelodeon NFL playoffs: Wild Card game schedule
"NFL wild card weekend continues and in 4 30 eastern 1, 30 Pacific things they're going to get Wilder. When CBS and Nickelodeon team up for a special presentation of the playoffs today, the NFL wild card is on CBS and Nickelodeon. I believe I heard that It's SpongeBob sports pants that's going to a pre game show. I wonder if there's going to be any slime. I wonder if we're gonna be like you can't do that on television. All those things I think are going to be available to you, as the Bears and Saints will have their game broadcast. On Nickelodeon.
WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"nickelodeon" Discussed on WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"For games in times this weekend. The NFL Is on CBS and Nickelodeon. Not just on CBS. They're the only place you could watch Bears and saints. You can also Washington, Nickelodeon. If you would like. I don't know about you guys. I'm watching it on Nickelodeon. That's no disrespect in Jim Nance. No disrespect towards Rome. O R. Tracy Wolfson. They do a fine job. I'm sure I'll watch them call games again this season. The NFC championship game. CBS has the Super Bowl this year. There's a lot of big games out there, you know. But I'm watching it on Nickelodeon. I don't even know who's doing the call on Nickelodeon. I'll be watching it, Nick. They could have you doing the call of the game. Signed me up for it. They have something they could have you on the call doesn't matter. All I know is if they don't slime, the winning coach that all of this was for nothing. All of this was for nothing. Sean Payton. Matt! Maggie, If you don't get slimed at the end of this Then why do you even have it on Nickelodeon? I really hope they don't let me down here like have you ever been really excited to go see a movie or really excited for a CD to come out or you go to a concert? You know one of those experiences. And then once you get there, you're like this is it? Like I got all excited and hype for this. Like Why Part of me wonders if that's gonna happen tomorrow with the Nickelodeon broadcast cause I have built it in my mind like it's going to be the greatest broadcast of a game of ever seen in my entire life. That's how I've built it up in my mind. Maybe it's just the fact that I'm such a Nickelodeon kid and I love Nickelodeon so much. They should have put me in charge of it. I don't know who's in charge of it. But I know for a fact, they don't love Nickelodeon as much as I do. Even the person and Nickelodeon who could be in charge of they don't have the same level of passion that I do. I'm telling you, I'm digging in the crates. I'm getting Tommy Pickles on the broadcast. I'm having the Wild Thornberrys on the broadcast. We're really making this a Nickelodeon experience. Nickelodeon experience If I'm hosting it, I mean, hey, Arnold's going to chime in and let us know what he thinks about the play. I'm making this a game broadcast to remember. Even Sean Payton is getting down with it. Listen to what Sean Payton had to say about getting slimed. I would only enjoyed being slimed if we won. And I would be willing to be slimed if we want whatever that means. Will officially volunteer to be slimed if we went Thank you. Perfect. Perfect. I don't know who I need to talk to Cam Jordan. Marcus Williams. I don't know who I need to talk to. You need to make this happen for me. You need to make sure that this happens. This was all for nothing. Putting the game on Nickelodeon was for nothing. You just should've left it alone. You should have never got people like me excited like I don't even know if kids are excited about this. I'm imagining they are but there's some kids. It's going to turn on the game. The more on Nickelodeon say Hey, where's my avatar? The last bender? I don't wanna watch this. I get that. What I'm saying. Do it for the kid who does love football doing for the adults in me that wants to go back and appreciate it. I haven't had reason to turn on Nickelodeon in 10 years. What about watching this channel Four? I'm out of the demographic. They've given me a reason. Don't blow this for me. Don't you mess this up for me? Viacom? Don't mess it up. You could test that tomorrow. Bears and Saints. Let's talk about the Seattle Seahawks right now, and they find themselves in an absolute dogfight. Cat fight against the Los Angeles ramp, So Seattle is losing 20. 13. The Rams have the football third and two from the Seattle 19 in his 14 minutes left in the fourth quarter of this game. There's a couple of things, but let's talk about it from the Seattle perspective before we talk about it. From the rains perspective. The early part of the season. You could not play offense much better. Then Seattle was doing it. These are the first eight weeks of the NFL season. I can't even give you the first nine. For Seattle. Scored 38 35 38 31 27 34 37 34 For the 1st 89 weeks of the season, Seattle was piping hot offensively. And it's something she changed with the offense. I mean, the last five weeks, 17 now beating the Jets 42 3. That is don't really proved to me anything because the Jets We're awful this year. But they scored 17 against the Giants and lost. They scored 20 against Washington. They scored 20 against this Rams team a couple of weeks ago and last week against San Francisco. They scored 26. This offense hasn't been high flying. This offense hasn't been the overpowering offense that we saw earlier in the year. Mean Russell Wilson from the numbers has been bad this year. No, I haven't had my full attention on it, cause I'm toasting this radio show, but I've had an eye on it. Seven of 1910 yards. He's been sacked three times there even running the football effectively. They're running the ball. 20 carries 105 yards. Chris Carson has 13 for 74. So they're running the football effectively. They got a big pass play in the game with DK Metcalf of 51 Yard touchdown. I just can't get anything going offensively, and I know that Seattle Excuse me. The Rams have one of the better defense in the NFL, if not the best defense in the NFL, But they shouldn't be this good where they've put complete shackles on Russell Wilson complete shackles on this offense, and they're up double digits. I mean, we all knew that the Rams quarterback situation in this game was not going to be very good. Walford started the game he left with an injury. Golf is in the game. Golf is playing as we would expect. He's been terrible and he's really injured in this game. You would think this would be a prime opening in spot where Seattle could really flex the muscle really dominate here and their offense is let him down. That's simple..
The Science Show
Childrens book helps to discuss the environment with children
"We begin briefly with a message from the moon from a dog. One you know. Yes i dog on the moon. A friend of johnson. Greens of blueprint fame. I orchestra and a graphic book called the carbon neutral adventures. The indefatigable enviro teens and it is a mixture of fun in fact. Isn't it dog. yes. I wanted to talk not just about what climate change is because i think a lot of people understand that over and this is a book for ten to fourteen year old so i did want to explain what climate changes but almost more importantly i wanted to talk about. Why climate changes and what happened. How it happened and why it's still going on and why it's so hard to do something about it because that if you think about it logically which clearly a lot of people. It doesn't make any sense at all. No you actually summit up marvelously on page one hundred eighty and you say in fact if you imagine the person talking to you. This dog is in fact. A sort of modern version of the mad towed in a speedboat saying the planet is being ruined so wealthy adults can have second jetski. I don't know whether to be scared or sad or angry or something else. I just wanted to the all. Does that sort of sum it up. Yes it does because we talk a lot about the legacy that we're leaving young people and we're very apologetic and for all the grades in the world but we do talk about how they're going to have to fix it and that's just simply outrageous. Not only that we've trashed the planet so badly but also that we're now starting to talk to young people in terms of how it's their job to take care of it and win. Of course i say we. I mean the vast majority of humans on the planet because a lot of the decisions are in the hands of regular folk. But we do have this kind of desperation expectation that people will come along and put together something that we haven't been able to do and that's not really fair now. It isn't but you see in the book your referring to someone who looks like greater but she has a different name what is the name. Cordelia pine kind with it or gardenia. Pine cone is one of them. And that's the most wonderful name. I've come across in a long time. I wanted to put greater in the book infected. I tried to contact her and say would you read my book and write a forward and she didn't get back to me and that's okay 'cause she gets four million emails a day. Yes exactly so. I totally understand that. She wasn't available but it was really about being able to say someone like greater is doing this and we can't all be greta but she's in fact just one person who's doing the same thing that we need. Millions of young people to do now. There are lots of really good scientific references there. But there's one puzzled me. It's fairly long so let me actually read. What's here in the book. It's about piece of technology and you understand very well so far that when it comes to technology. I haven't a clue what's going on anyway. It says the d. foof elisa solar powered vacuum matic vowel sucks up all the nearby poop. Poison foof and flange through the hyper magnetic recycling filter to remove all the bills. Then it's passed at light speed down the anti-gravitational spewed out to be flogged. Back ended home in front. That spits the remains out the plumping shoot into a bucket. All that's left behind is a few nuggets of nickelodeon and you won't believe this. All the bandicoot of the workshop thought. This was hilarious because nickelodeon is a previously unknown form of completely renewable energy that is hugely powerful and totally clean how. We laughed and laughed now in three words. Could you summarize what have just read letitia. The inventing warburg come up with no. I can't not three words there. That's one of the superheroes in the book is leticia who was a genius. Science one bet and she invents all sorts of different machines that do different things with the that work in the mic workshop underneath a headquarters of the environs and the default elisa machine that latisha invented and it removes what they call the poison off which is in fact the in the greenhouse gases. And we know that that carbon isn't infect poisonous. But you just wanted in the right places in the right quantities. The default removed the poison for from the atmosphere. And one of the things. I realize with this wonderful invention which they start trying to deploy around the world. Is that even if you do in fact remove the carbon from the atmosphere. There's still a lot of other problems and difficulties that are going to be solved and it really trying to talk about how chafe nickel solutions to. Climate change are important but they're not infect the answer indeed and where is the island on which this otx. it feels like tasmania. But it isn't is it. It's not a nickel knows. Island is one of the places. I visit with. Captain snoot hall. Who runs the secret. You refuge the and suggests that if they really want to understand what climate change is that need to go on a perilous journey across the waterfall. And are they need to go and talk to the great nipple and the great nipple is a creature who lives at the top of the haunted volcano and explains climate change to them in
Geek News Central
ViacomCBS Strikes Distribution Deal With Hulu
"Comedy. Central mtv and more are coming to who lose live tv service. No those channels are really important. To me. In the scrutiny. Fourteen more though there's going to be under expanded should be dea. Fourteen more viacomcbs cable networks are on the way hulu plus live tv in the form of et comedy central mtv nickelodeon paramount networks. Vh1 cmt nick. Junior tv land bt. Her mtv to nick toons teen nick and mtv classic. Cbs cbs sports network and the cw the smithsonian channel and pop tv remain on. Who is part of the deal. You'll be able to add a showtime as a premium options. Well
WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"nickelodeon" Discussed on WFAN Sports Radio_FM
"The Cardinals and Dolphins not included because they lost yesterday. Arizona 18 7 to the Rams in L A. And Miami 56 26. In Buffalo. As for other non playoff teams now about the future, which might mean a Matthew Stafford lions divorce officer can't speak into the future. But I don't think about it the moment obviously just This point, we couldn't get a win today. Stafford has two years left on his contract but is tradable. Maybe he wants a fresh start. Or maybe Detroit does as well as they look for a new GM and head coach. The Jets have fired out of base. I'm only mentioning this for the name involved. The Falcons, reportedly asking for permission about their GM job to speak with Colts College scouting director Morocco Brown. I don't know much about his resume, but a guy named Morocco, Brown needs to have a high profile NFL job as soon as possible. Yeah, That's a great name. Wow. So When it comes to this Nickelodeon broadcast. What are we gonna ask No eagle about later on in the week. Like if he's gonna get slimed, or if he's got a No, like all of his Nickelodeon. Cartoon references. Focus. Are you watching Nickelodeon these days? No, we have not. We have not jumped in the Nickelodeon pond, Justin with the bogus kids. Plus, I didn't have cable until, like high school growing up, So I missed all of the Nickelodeon thing that happened that I should have been watching as a younger kid. So like Nickelodeon. Means almost nothing to me outside of SpongeBob and slime. So that's interesting because I didn't get I didn't get cable until freshman year in high school as well. But it was because we were in such a rural part of my town that the cable didn't extend as far as we were. Yeah, it wasn't my problem. Yeah, you were like in the middle of queen. So why didn't you have cable? So this is actually strangely dramatic story like you for whatever reason they couldn't. Or they wouldn't put poles down like the sidewalk to carry the cable wires. The only option is to put it on the back of people's house. I grew up in like connected brick housing. And there were people on my block that refused to let the cable company put the wires on the back of their house. So everyone around us had cable. I just have to go around the block to my aunt's house to watch Ranger playoff games in the 94 Stanley Cup run because I couldn't have MSG in my house because of crotchety old neighbors that wouldn't let the cable go on their house, so not until, like direct TV was a thing. We could put the dish on my roof that I have cable. Wow. So it wasn't even your choice that you just have to deal with all these other households, man. How about that? The odds that me and bogus didn't have cable until we were in high school. And are now part of the mainstream media's is quite ironic, actually groping overcome a lot. Yeah, that's a good point. Yeah, but you know what I mean. To the two of us would probably be Instead of the two smartest on the show. Oh, yeah. You're so smart because you never watched episode of Rug rats take a lap. Let me go back here on the show, Mike McCarthy watched a lot of cable growing on your food. And yesterday D, a CBS sports radio. A.
The LEADx Show
The Startup Story of Netflix | Shaun Cauthen
"And then that's why i'm voting for now that's a that's going to be like. What the heck did we say. We just missed that cold cut. Sean so i i mentioned were talking mainly for forbes. We're gonna take this audio. Put it out as a cast as well and I want everyone who's listening and stuff to to know that this is kind of interesting. I mean i was just decided. I'm going to watch a documentary. While i'm on my treadmill and so choose brand new recommended for me net flicks versus the world on amazon prime which reading from imdb the story of how a tiny broke silicon valley startup slew giants of the movie rental world warded off amazon and forced movie making and distribution into the digital age. And i was blown away by it. And i mean like who made this thing and then i said who shone coffin and i want to make sure i don't forget so i i learn a little bit about you from your website. Texas movie director dot com. I then started stalking you on twitter. Where you're handle is dude versus movie. And that's a dude. Vs movie and i reached out and said hey man. I'm a fan from a couple of angles a the netflix's story but also what it's like to be an indie moviemaker these days. Do you wanna talk and you were nice enough to say yes. So welcome to the cast. Thanks for chatting for forbes. Thanks for having me. I mean when you reached out. Like i've i've actually used twitter to reach out to people that watch the movie. So it's it's interesting to talk to people from like south. Africa are vancouver or across the pond in england. Because you know as a you know Independent moviemaker here in austin texas outside of hollywood itself. It's it's cool to have your work seen around the world expr- especially when it was a. It was a tough hill to climb so to speak to get the film ned. Well we'll get more into that in a second but so how. How did you get into the movie making business. What's your back when you look like a pretty young guy so to have something like you know out there like this seems pretty. Cool my Camera must be doing good things for me. 'cause i'm i'm thirty seven i have Four children and they definitely make me look tired. all the No so i I went to i. I went to college here in austin at university of texas to become the next you know mcconnell. Hey no no. I'm a texan. So i wanted to university of texas to get a film degree in the graduated I worked on a few independent films. Here in austin and then started working for tv on a show called room raiders. The basically someone would go through three different rooms in based on that they would decide who they went on a date with So yes oh. That show ended up getting canceled. But i moved out to la. And i did a celebrity interviews and red carpets for a platform call cannot lose which is a european station and i worked for the spanish version of that and so i was out there in hollywood for bed and and most most people in la will attest to this. Like you're not going to own a house in l. a. Unless like you're like a millionaire. You're hitting a big. We decided although i loved l. a. in i loved what i did out in la. I wanted to move back to texas. I could actually own a house tonight. And i ended up back out here but i always had the desire to kind of a make movies and like i said before having poor children young girls madeta girls In my wife having a successful career herself documentary as is what you can do. Is you could go fly somewhere for a week. Flight home to be with the family and everything so That's that's what i did in the first movie i worked on. There is a couple of guys making a trying to raise money to make a documentary about nickelodeon. And i grew up in that nickelodeon like i loading kid like. I didn't have the disney channel nickelodeon so it was definitely something that i was like. Well i'm used to interview in celebrities in such such like that. So i can jump onto this project and help them because Interviewing people for movies. Like tom cruise and will smith and everything. I knew the nickelodeon people weren't going to be above that level. So i was are used to working with a high profile tile talent so i came on there I helped shoot. I helped edit. And i helped produce and then at the end of that. I was looking on the next project i wanted to do in the book and i don't. I don't read a lot. Because i'm always jumping from show to show or working on different cell for spending time with my family but i read this book. That's called netflix. That epic battle for america's eyeballs which gina keating wrote. And it was. it was about netflixing their origin. That would be a great documentary. So i reach out turn. I was like hey. I'm starting my next documentary. I would love to interview you. She said why Actually started my documentary Maybe we should team up. And so that's how the the movie started.
Talking Tech
Cut the cord for $10? It can be done
"Cutting the cord used to be a great way to cable TV and save lots and lots of money. Then the big companies jumped in and muck it up. In two, thousand, seventeen youtube came in with a sweet offer most of your favorite cable TV channels, no equipment rental contracts it just thirty five dollars monthly since pretty great right? Well, that didn't last long in two, twenty, twenty, the platform raised its rates to sixty five dollars monthly. So this week when t mobile said it too had a cutting the cord package for ten dollars a month while I was all ears. The plus if you like channels like AMC HALLMARK MTV Nickelodeon, you'll love T. mobile's vibe offering because that's all it costs one Alexander Hamilton. But if you want Dvr they'll cost you an extra five dollars monthly and if he can't live without sports news and some local channels like NBC, ABC and Fox that's forty dollars monthly Oh, and you need to be a subscriber to t mobile sprint for rising in a t and t customers are not eligible. The point is that t mobile is come closer to the great dream of Ala Carte TV which customers have been dreaming of yours why do I need to subscribe to a bloated cable TV bundle with all those channels that I don't want? So how does it compare to the rivals? Let's take a closer look Filo. This streaming service that specializes in entertainment sand sports and news had been the lowest price of the Cable TV alternatives at twenty dollars monthly it offers twice the number of channels is vibe with channels like discovery, a an animal planet that you won't see with T. Mobile and no charge for dvr. Sling rates start at thirty dollars monthly but signing up can be confusing. With some channels offered in a blue package, which includes CNN Anne and others and orange ESPN for thirty dollars monthly plus five dollars for Dvr service from there you've got at and T. now in Hulu with live TV at fifty five dollars monthly or Youtube TV and Fubo, which specializes in sports at sixty five dollars monthly meanwhile that more expensive t vision from. T.. Mobile, which sells for forty dollars does include NBC ABC and Fox local channels. No CBS. That's one more network than is available with sling, which only has the local NBC and Fox Channels, and unlike sling t vision bundles all the sports and news into one package. Meanwhile speaking of cutting the cord have you heard that Netflix's also planning to raise its rates? The most popular plan which leads subscribers watch in high Def on two screens at the same time has increased by a dollar to fourteen bucks up from twelve ninety, nine monthly for new subscribers while the premium plan which a sixteen dollars which lets you watch up the forest green's with ultra eighty will now cost eighteen dollars time to cut this court to
On The Edge With Thayrone
Nickelodeon held its ‘Kids’ Vote’ presidential poll. It was attacked by bots, the network says.
"Even a mock election isn't immune from election interference as bots attack an annual poll for kids Nickelodeon removes 130,000 bought generated votes from its mock kids pick the President Pole over 90,000 participating in the informal survey from October 20th to the 26th Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden, winning with 53% of the votes compared to President Trump with 47% Nickelodeon says This is The first time a coordinated bought efforts has attempted to interfere over the last eight election cycles, adding, Though kids are not of age to vote kids pick the president is a platform for their voices do count, and they deserve to
Colleen and Bradley
ViacomCBS to rebrand CBS All Access as Paramount Plus
"Almost networks are trying to get a spot in the streaming space, and CBS is no stranger. They have CBS all access right now, but now it's getting a rebrand. So if you have CBS all access The new name is called Paramount. Plus, it's going to be right. Keep to keep track of home. Keep her dance card open. But now Paramount Plus is going to be re branded in 2021, so you'll still have CBS all access. Through the end of the year, There were five new original shows, including a new version of Behind the music, So that's kind of fun. Rumor that sighting one show. He's also going to be a 10 part limited, Siri's about the making of the Godfather and a re launch of the Siri's the game. It's also going to feature content from Nickelodeon, CBS, MTV comedy Central and other Viacom Networks. They're actually getting a lot more than what you get right now. A CBS all access Okay, Well, don't you know you'll have to pay