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The Tennis.com Podcast
A highlight from Dissecting Djokovics Reign, Cocos Title & the 2023 US Open With Craig OShannessy
"Welcome to the official tennis .com podcast featuring professional coach and community leader Kamau Murray. Welcome to the tennis .com podcast. I am your host Kamau Murray and we are here with one of our usual suspects. We always have to do our Masters 1000 Grand Slam wrap up with Mr. Data, Mr. Analytics, Mr. Guy in the bunker with his pen and pad, Craig O 'Shaughnessy. Craig, welcome to the show. Pleasure to be here. Pleasure to be here. I just got back from the US Open. I was there for two weeks. It felt like eight. It's the most draining slam of all. It was a good tournament, some great matches. It's tough, I think way tougher to be there for the duration than any other tournament that there is. 100%. You survive. And the matches, the tournament goes so late and the process to get to and from the site makes it just a haul, right? And it makes the day just long. At an hour and a half to the front and the back of your day, in addition to sitting there watching matches and this thing. Before we get to Coco Sabalenka, because that'll take up the whole show, right? You and I normally, we dibble and dabble on the girls and then we dive into the men's. I want to do the reverse. I want to dibble and dabble in the men's because I don't think anyone's surprised about what happened because if we start talking about Coco and Sabalenka now, it'll just be the whole hour. So when you look at a whole two weeks, right, and I was there for the first part of it, seeing the energy, talking to the players, touching, feeling them, seeing how them and themselves A, were enjoying the atmosphere, sometimes a little too much, B, managing the atmosphere or C, trying to just control their bubble within the atmosphere. And I think that process probably, those three sort of situations probably cost Francis a further run, right, kind of getting caught in the matrix, right, absorbing a lot of atmosphere. And then Ben, with the experience of his family, his dad, controlling the atmosphere, probably had a lot to do with his long run. But I think the match that I think had the biggest impact on the tournament was definitely Novak versus Jerry. Did you see the match? What did you think when Novak left the court, down sucess to love, goes to the bathroom and looks himself in the mirror, what happened? Yeah, when he left the court, you know, it was, he's down two sets to love, Jerry's controlling the back of the court with his backhand, his backhand was the best shot on the court in the first two sets. But to be honest, even then Novak goes in, he's still the favorite, still the favorite down two sets to love. He's done it before, you know, it's one of those things where can your opponent play three blinding good sets out of five? Maybe not, probably not, when Novak goes in, you know, you just kind of reset, look in the mirror. He did exactly the same thing against Tsitsipas at Roland Garros, came out and just mowed over him in the last three sets, mowed over Jerry in the last three sets. It was a carbon copy, it's like Novak looks in the mirror and goes, okay, we've got that out of the way. Whether it's a combination of Novak being a little tight, playing, you know, a fellow countryman, it's a combination of early rounds being a bit tight. It's a combination of the opponent just playing spectacular tennis, but you can see right from the start of that match, Novak wasn't, his A game did not turn up right at the beginning. He was pushing, he was prodding, he was spinning, you know, just watching him play a thousand matches, you look at him and say, well, he's not there yet. And even after two sets, he's not there. But you know, sometimes for players, when you get down, it can relax you. It's like, well, I can't fall any further down this hall, I'm two sets to love down. May as well relax, may as well chill out, may as well believe in myself, may as well hit the ball, and Novak's the master of that. So I'm not so, I'm not surprised by the final result. And I think overall, it really helped Novak to play such a quality match and have to overcome some adversity early on. So I agree with you, very pivotal match for the men's draw. Well, let me ask you this, because from a coach's standpoint, when I see, when I see that type of performance, my mind goes to, it wasn't ready to play, right? When I look at like Francis and Ben Shelton, it looked like Francis wasn't ready to play. When I'm sitting in a coach's box and my player goes down 3 -0 or 4 -1, and they're like, deer in the headlines, don't know what to do, it was like, what was not clear prior to the match? You've spent a lot of time with Novak, Novak's got one of the best teams out there, he's the most methodical and committed to his regimen. How does something like that happen to a player who's number one, Jerry is Serbian, right? So you knew who you were playing, right? How did you come out not ready to play? I mean, is there a chance that at this big of an event, at this point in the event that he just wasn't ready or wasn't clear on what to do or from being close and inside, what do you think? Yeah, I think if you look back to Novak's seven matches, I think he will have a slightly different explanation for how he started in all sevens. You get all your ducks in a row, you watch the video, you talk to the team, you get the game plan, but at the start, it was like Novak, in that match, he may walk out there and sometimes he feels the energy of the crowd and it excites him. Sometimes you feel the energy of the crowd and you may go away a little bit and then come back. But I thought that he was attempting to work his way into this match, to start off even to let his resume do the talking early, let the other guy go away, let the other guy spray balls and it didn't happen. It just didn't happen. So all of a sudden, the opponent's not missing a thing, the opponent's playing at a much higher level than Novak was and you're just not ready for that. He's not ready for that. You're going to play a match like that. In the course of a season where these guys are playing about 80 matches, you're going to have these subtleties with how the opponent's playing, how you're playing, are you really ready, are you working yourself into the match, are you coming out guns blazing? And it was just a bad combination of layers for Novak where Jerry threw the first punches, Novak's tasting blood, and it took him a couple of sets to recover, but there was never any doubt in my mind that he would still win that match. And I think that's the oddest thing. I think the odds makers, after being two sets, Novak was still the favorite and I was like, wow. That's probably the first time that I've seen that, I'm not a better, but the odds makers were still favoring Novak. So let me ask you this. Another pivotal match in the tournament, I think, was TFO Ben Shelton. Yeah, I was at that match. I think we all knew Ben Shelton could play. I thought it was very impressive, him beating Tommy Paul, right? One of the things, and I don't know the reason for this, is when he beat Tommy Paul, the crowd, obviously they had to choose, both Americans, Ben and Tommy, but when Ben beat Tommy, I was a little disappointed that the crowd was kind of quiet, right? But we don't have to hop on that, but I do want to point it out that the crowd was eerily quiet after the win of that. But with him and Francis, one of the things that concerned me about Francis was in that New York environment, with all the celebrities, with all the kind of like, and I mean, first of all, we got to keep it going. More non -tennis people, more non -tennis athletes, musicians, entertainers, artists showed up to the US Open this year than I can ever remember. And we need to do that for the sport to grow. But you still got a tournament to play, right? And this generation who loves that, loves the attention, will have to learn to balance how much is too much, how much gets me off kilter, and how much gets me off track. And I thought that the day before the Ben match, you saw Francis with Bieber. I thought that that was a little too much and perhaps maybe took for granted that Ben would shit his pants, and he didn't, right? You know what I mean? Because when you get to that point in the tournament, when you are the veteran, you kind of expect the young guy to give you a couple, like, ah, if I just play solid, he'll know who he is, and the shock factor will cause him to make a few unforced errors or some bad decisions, and it didn't happen. And to me, that goes in the book of, Francis didn't look ready to play, and I think he'll learn from this experience on managing the energy, managing his energy, for that late in the tournament. But I mean, Ben brought it. What was your take on Ben now when you look at the stats, when you look at the 149 mile an hour serve, what is your take on him now having seen him play six matches? Well, the Tommy Paul match was really good. I liked how he managed the ability to say, okay, this is a ball to pull the trigger on. I spoke with his dad at the start of the tournament, and I mentioned possibly our discussion that we've had in other ones is that I think Ben's maturity is going to come from figuring out when there's one more ball that needs to be hit. There's just one more ball. And I think maybe I talked to you about it last time, but it goes back to me to the 2000 Australian Open final. Agassi beats Kefalnikov in four sets. Agassi's one in the world, Kefalnikov's two. Agassi goes to the post -match interview. Bruce McAvaney is interviewing there, and they're watching some film, and Agassi's just going, you know, Kefalnikov moves well, he lights the ball up, the surface helps him, and he throws this line in there, he goes in the middle, he goes, and he's only looking to pull the trigger one time in the point. So he's a really tough opponent. And that just has always stuck with me. And that's what I said to Ben's dad is that Ben needs to just go, I could pull the trigger on this ball, but it's not quite the right one yet. I could pull the trigger on the next ball. Literally, you could pull the trigger on every ball he hits. But growth, his his maturity, his tennis development and tennis IQ is getting better because you're hitting a ball that makes the opponent uncomfortable, you're hitting a ball that can extract an error, and you don't always have to hit the winner. So Ben's development is going to be predicated on one more ball in the court and making a better decision on when to pull the trigger. And I thought he did a great job in the Tommy Paul match and a great job in the Francis Tiafone match of not pulling too early. And then he went and played Novak and just everything went to hell in a hand basket. And it didn't. But that was, you know, I was for the Tiafone match getting back to that. You know, I'm watching at the start and the first kind of 10 minutes, it looked kind of even, you know, good decisions, both sides, good points, both sides. Francis was so quick coming to the net. He does such a great job of, you know, hitting a ball and he's already leaning on it, you know, with his short little backswing on the backhand. And all of a sudden he's almost leaning over the net, spiking these volleys. I'm like, oh, my God, this guy has figured out, you know, the only person I saw that really blew me out of the water with that was McEnroe, John McEnroe. He looked like he went through a time warp, whereas it takes, you know, all of us 1 .5 seconds to move from the baseline inside into the service box. But he goes through this time warp that looks like 0 .2 of a second. He's like, how does he get in there that quickly? Francis showed me that early on. But then the focus, the concentration, the locked in, the decision making started to erode at around the 10 to 15 minute mark, and he never recovered from that. Yeah. So you get Ben has Novak in the semifinals. And I think that Novak, I mean, just has this ability to you know, it's what I was it's kind of what Coco did. I call it cumulative pressure. And it is. I'm going to run the ball down, I'm going to make you hit an extra ball, I'm going to make you play one more ball every point on your serve so that later you feel it. You may not feel it now, but later you feel it. And that was an example of what I call cumulative pressure that kind of got to Ben. Yeah. What was your take on what Novak did to Ben or vice versa, what Ben did not do that match that he did the previous matches? Yeah, good point. That was that was a really fun match to be at the energy, the atmosphere, you know, the old guard, the new guard. You're exactly right. There was, you know, on that court in twenty eighteen, I worked with Novak to defeat Del Potro. And a lot of the commentators, when you go back and go through that match, they're like, Del Potro is dropping 135, 138 and Novak's putting it back in his shoes. And the commentators are like, how in the world is he doing this? Well, there's only one way that you do that is that you study Del Potro's patterns and you know what to say. When Del Potro needs a point in the juice court, he's going to and when he doesn't need a point, he's going to go, why? Novak's sitting there on it. And I felt the same thing is that Ben's dropping heat on especially on first serves. And Novak is putting so many balls back in play that you're exactly right, that it just kept accumulating and accumulating. The other thing that really stood out to me. That I don't know why is that Ben sliced so many returns, just this slow, just not even like a Federer kind of knifing, dark slice, it's this blocking slow slice that's not as good as Wawrinka's. It's not within a meter of the baseline. It's there was once he's just too defensive. So he's putting no pressure, no pressure on Novak because because he overdid the slice. Now, all of a sudden, he's got to deal with so many serves coming back and then the decision making. Then he starts, you know, the fingers kind of on the trigger, then he starts pulling it too much. And then, you know, Novak knows why this kid is potentially a real problem for me. But I've already figured him out about 15 minutes in. He's not doing anything against my serve. I'm doing everything against his serve and putting times back. I'm just going to press cruise control and take a nap for the next 30 kilometers. Yeah. And I think that was probably the one mistake and probably a tactic that was misinterpreted was, hey, if on his serve, put pressure on because you get racket on every ball, not to bunt every ball. Right. Because Novak is the is the history, the best returner in history, but he's not the best server in history. And he I don't want to call it vulnerable, but you will have an opportunity or two against Novak on his serve in a five set match. And I thought, Ben, with as great of a service he had, with as big of a service he has, he didn't take enough risks on the return gains and he didn't play. Correct. And when I say aggressive, I don't mean like crazy out of this world, we're winners, but controlled aggression. There was no reason Novak serving a buck 21, a buck 22 for you to block the serve back. You can have plenty of time to take a full swing and at least send a message for the rest of his career that your serve doesn't bother me. Right. Part of being a young guy is how do I apply cumulative pressure that may not work this match, but in three or four matches from now in the next semi? Right. Because you still got to go through Novak that shows them I'm not bothered by your serve and you better be you will be bothered by my serve. Right. And I think that was sort of a missed opportunity for Ben to take some cuts at Novak serve. And I think that set the tone for the match that allowed Novak to kind of steam roll.
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A highlight from The Mike and Mark Davis Daily Chat - 09/11/23
"There stars are in the southern sky and if ever you decide... If my research is correct, this was what the Madison Square Garden crowd heard to begin the show that Mike was in attendance for when he was in New York. I'm just watching guys play tennis, but this is what Mike did. I bet it was awesome. Mike and I were in New York City at the same time doing very different things. Wait a minute. Don't say Mike and I were in New York City. You created quite the drama by your refusal to spend even a second of time with me when you and your beautiful bride were celebrating your anniversary. Well, excuse me for not peeling away for schmooze time on an anniversary event. It took Peg Hudson to set Joe and me straight. Let me give you the backstory. Yes, there's always backstory. Your research is spot on. That was what they opened with. They all lined up across the front of the stage, including the great Vince Gill. Oh my God. That show was unbelievable. I mean, when's the last time you've gone to a concert and for two hours you hear the band just do hit after hit after hit after hit? Who can do that? It's not a long list. The Eagles can do it. And they did it. Opened up by Steely Dan. And in fairness, there's an example, three quarters of the songs, I don't remember it. I never heard of, but there's a couple of hits there for some of the great Steely Dan. And then of course, the Eagles with what was an incredible night at Madison Square Garden. But anyway, you're here, you're in town. I'm in town with Joey and Peg. We're seeing the Eagles and we saw a couple Broadway shows and I figured when Mark and Lisa go do stuff, it's Mark and Lisa time. And I should have known that. So I delicately said, hey, you want to get together for lunch or dinner while you're here? I mean, we don't see each other in person very much. And of course, as predictable as the sun rising in the east and setting in the west, oh, we're slammed. Thank you. We're very busy. We're very busy. We're slammed. We're a little maxed out here. We're maxed out. And so Joey and I got all up in arms about it Saturday night. My man, my man, buddy card is being revoked. We went to dinner at a place called Centurion, New York, and I had a table set for you and Lisa. I mean, we were in a private room on the 55th floor of one Wondervelt. I'm not kidding you. It was unbelievable. It's this brand new dining experience. And we had a room with a table of six with three of us. And I kept saying, gosh, what, how perfect that would have been for Mark and Lisa to have joined us. And Joey and I started bellyaching about your rudeness. And then Peg says, it took a woman to point out, are you guys high? Right. Well, she says, do you think they want to spend their anniversary weekend with you talking shop? And I said, well, first of all, we're more than just shop. It's not just work. We're friends. Exactly. There's all kinds of commonalities and tastes and the culture in our lives. And we're intertwined, of course, it would have been lovely. But it wasn't because you didn't give us the time of day. I know my priorities. Well, you're right. Okay. I mean, good for you. And I hope you had a lovely weekend. So what exactly should I have given up? Should I have, well, here's a weird story because we thought that one night was going to be at the Arthur Ashe Stadium for tennis purposes. And the other one was going to be at Elio's in the Upper East Side, the restaurant where I proposed to her in March of 2002. So which of those should I have cashed in, you know, go hang out with y 'all as much as wonderful as that would have been. I mean, is the proposal restaurant all that significant? Come on. Yes, it is. But here's what's weird. Here's the weird thing that happened on tennis day. Do you know how weird tennis is trying to attend it? If you want to go to the Cowboys and the Eagles on December 10th, you can get a ticket right now for the Cowboys and the Eagles on December 10th. But if you want to go see Novak Djokovic, which is what my bride wanted to do, because from 10, 15 years ago, we're watching Nadal and Federer, and she just loves these guys. And we have loved watching tennis together on the TV box. And I said, for this anniversary, I'm taking you to the U .S. Open. It's like, great, we'll go see Djokovic or other great players, Daniel Medvedev, the young Carlos Alcaraz, who may be the next Nadal. But if you want to see Djokovic, you can't. He's not guaranteed to play on a particular day at a particular time. You can nail down the day. We did not know until hours ahead of time that Djokovic and Ben Shelton, the American, would be the early match. And silly me, I thought, there's no way. He's got to be the late match. So I bought tickets to the late match at no small expense. But then all of a sudden it's like, ding, ding, ding. Nope. That is Medvedev. He'll be playing Alcaraz at night and beat him, of course, because it was Djokovic and Medvedev. And Djokovic won in the final that we watched last night. It was great. So here's what I had to do. I've never done this before. I'm a big fan of the secondary market. So I had these tickets on Ticketmaster. In the old days. You tell me you sold tickets because I was desperately trying to get tickets to go. I'm going to kill you. What? No. I wanted to go so bad. To the open? I wanted to go to the open so badly I could taste it. And I went on the secondary market. You know, God's been good to me and I have a pretty good living. I ain't spending $14 ,000 a ticket. Okay. You want to talk real dollars? I'm going to do this. I am going to do this for my bride. She doesn't do mink coats or huge jewelry. You know, she's just one of the million reasons I love her. We were in unbelievable seats for the night, for the night one in the hundred level, the loge level. And they were $1 apiece. ,700 $1 ,700 apiece. So $3 ,400 to put my wife and me in these magnificent seats. Then we learned, guess what? Djokovic ain't playing at night. He's playing in the daytime. So now I got to go get seats to that. But here's the thing, since the world expected Djokovic to be at night, that's why those seats were $1 ,700. The moment it was announced, I flip immediately to the day session, got the exact same seats on the other side of Arthur Ashe Stadium for $600 apiece. Boom. Then I sold, with my phone still in my hand, sold the ones that I had bought. Obviously, their price went down a little bit. So I didn't make it all back. But I essentially paid for the other ones with the sale of the first ones. It is a crazy modern world, man. It is a crazy modern world. And heaven forbid you would have said to your talk show buddy, you want a couple tickets to the open because I would have bought them from you direct. I wouldn't even know. Funny, I don't know how to transfer them to another actual human being. Well, there's a way. There's got to be a way. All right. I think there's enough about that. Here's my proclamation. If I come to Dallas for a weekend, I'll make time to see you and Lisa, okay? And I will find a restaurant with a private room and a seat for anybody you want to bring. All right. We'll replicate it, Texas. Let me share with you the sights and sounds of what I experienced this morning walking into work here at 111 Broadway in lower Manhattan. All the police activity as the commemoration, the bell is ringing, observing the moment the flight hit the North Tower. Twenty -two years, Mark. The moment you know well. Boy. You were in the Empire State. Sure was. And we're going to relive that today on the show as we always do. We're also going to play that beautiful faith -filled tribute called Silent Night that our friends at KRLA in Los Angeles made many years ago where God, you just don't believe it, but he has a plan and he is always, always with us, even in our darkest hours. So, you know, Axios had an interesting piece this morning about how young men and women enlisting today and joining the military. They don't have that sense of understanding or recognition of 9 -11. So many people became members of the military because of 9 -11. It was such a movement in this country and it was beautiful and it continues to be. And they're in their mid -forties now. Correct. You know, ish. And you think about, I mean, there are people of legal adulthood, 21 years old now, who were not alive for 9 -11. Absolutely. For them, it's not like it's Pearl Harbor or anything, but it's just something that happened before I was born. I got to wrap my head around that. It's interesting that I heard, that's a second time today, though, I've heard somebody say, well, it's not like Pearl Harbor. I really feel it is. Just to me, it's, maybe it's because of our age and, you know, we run around. Here's the crazy thing. You and I were both born less than 20 years afterward. Correct. After Pearl Harbor. So it was just something that had recently happened. That's right. Had a certain stigma and, you know. So I think about the people who joined the military on behalf of those who died on 9 -11 and fighting for our freedoms, fighting against tyranny. And Mark, I am stunned at the rapid way tyranny has come to our own governance. I read an article the other day in the New York Times. It's an opinion piece, to be fair. Trump indict Trump's indictments, the key players in the 2020 election effort. And Mark, they did one of these and I read it online, one of these comprehensive articles about how everybody who questioned in any way, shape or form the outcome of the 2020 election is a co -conspirator in the election denialism that is traitorous, that is traitorous, that's treason. Now, attack on democracy. Right now, never mind all the Democrats, including Hillary on down, who lined up in question the outcome of 2016. I guess that doesn't count. I'm sure the New York Times didn't do, you know, an extensive piece on this, but they've got everybody ensnared in this, Mark. Ted Cruz, Josh Hawley. We saw Lindsey Graham almost got indicted in Fulton County. And all they were doing was saying, what happened here? And exactly daring to inquire. And that has become a tactic of the left. And I think COVID, tell me if you agree with me, COVID broke the door open on this. If you dared question the vaccine or if you dared question the lockdowns, you were shut down. You lost your social media status. Some people lost their jobs. Look at the, look at all the airline pilots we lost because they wouldn't get vaccinated. And that kind of opened the door. And now it comes to the, to election integrity and the New York Times and people who think like them want to weaponize our free speech right to question anything. And criminalize it. And so your metaphor is apt. It absolutely is. And I hope it goes a similar way that the COVID extremism did. And that is that the pendulum swings. And now we have relative rationality, even though I did see in New York City, people walking around by themselves in Washington Square Park, wearing a mask outside. But not many, right? Not very many at all. Listen, I almost wanted a mask to keep away from the weed smell. I asked a New York City cop, what's with the weed? And he told me, he said, look, it's legal. You can't have enough where you're trying to sell it. You can't give it to kids, blah, blah, blah. But it's pretty, and I said, has it been a problem? He said, not really. He said, I don't like it either, but it's people doing, so, but not to divert. So your metaphor is apt. I hope that the pendulum swings, as it did with COVID, and I hope it does it maybe even quicker because the, because the Fauci's and the various other people who hit us with this have been proven so terribly, terribly wrong and corrupt so relatively quickly. I hope that can happen on weaponization of election. Well, Mark, there's reason to be optimistic. The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a lower court's ruling, huge win for free speech where this appeals court upheld the prohibiting government officials from communicating with social media companies. There was a preliminary junction. The defendants include Joe Biden, the U .S. Surgeon General, the Health and Human Services Secretary, and the courts are agreeing that it is absolutely unlawful for government officials to try to censor speech on social media. Of course it is. Well, it took a long time. Sure. Well, listen, justice delayed is justice denied. But that's the pendulum swinging. And I hope you, speaking of New York, I hope you saw the New York -based shrews over on The View Friday, Anna Navarro and the rest of them now complaining about the illegals in New York City saying they need to be resettled elsewhere. Anna Navarro and the rest of them on The View want to kick illegals out of New York. How unwelcoming. Oh, how well, how unchristian -like of them. But listen, I heard somebody say this somewhere else and it's true. People like Greg Abbott and others have called Eric Adams bluff. Yep. We've called their bluff. We've said, all right, you want to be a sanctuary city? Here's what it looks like. This is it. Welcome to Texas. Every day, the amount. Welcome to El Paso. And, you know, so golly, I hope the pendulum is swing. Great to have you back. It is wonderful to be back. Great to kick off a big, big week. I'll be in Philly tonight for a big event with Dennis Prager and Pastor Robert Jeffers. Faith and Freedom Coalition event. And then back here on in New York Tuesday and then back to Florida. So, OK, this is crazy. Mr. Acela corridor. You're in Philadelphia for an event tonight. I'm on the 115 Acela. I love that train. In the morning? 115 this afternoon. To get there. But where are you doing the show tomorrow morning? From Philly, from AM 990. And then taking the Acela back. And I have to admit, I'm not a big train travel fan. Yep. I like that Acela. Yep. Pretty cool. And, you know, I think I've got to be in first class just so I can, as an observer, experience what that first class experience must be like. If you're going to do it, do it. You might as well go up front, you know, and or actually in the back. Sometimes the first class on the Acela is on the way in the back. But I still like walking over to the cafe car and getting a hot dog. Kicking it old school. Absolutely. Yeah. Love it. Love it. Big week. All right. Happy Monday, my friend. Happy Monday. Mike Gallagher there for you on this very. I'm just. Think identity theft won't happen to you? Think again. There's a new victim every three seconds in the U .S., over 15 million this year alone. And many don't even know their victims. LifeLock alerts you to identity threats you could miss, even when you monitor your credit. If your identity is stolen, your dedicated U .S. based restoration specialist will work to fix it. No one can prevent all identity theft, but everyone can save up to 25 percent their first year at lifelock dot com slash Salem. Identity theft protection starts here.
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"Novak remains solid as a Customers rock. enjoy almost perfect power and competitive rates. A 99 .99 % Reliability rating reflects Novak's strong electric system and dedicated employees. They help ensure dependable safe electricity 24 -7. While other costs are on the rise, Novak's base rates among are the lowest in the region and are projected to remain stable. Novak, reliable power, stable rates, rock solid. Traffic and weather on the 8th and we go to Mary DePompa in the traffic center. All right Luke going straight into Virginia our new working crash interstate 95 unfortunately if you're heading northbound and no officials on scene so watch your mirrors we have a truck VDOT that just pulled in but if you're northbound 95 passing the Prince William way get to to the right to get by the crash people out of their vehicles which is very scary but you've got activity on the left but watch out on the right shoulder as well you can pass this not quite at speed which is a good thing but you are getting by okay so far we'll keep an eye on it just throwing out since is it early on a Sunday if need be those express lanes will point northbound as well but so far you're getting by the accident okay again watch your mirrors that's it for Virginia they had a work zone on the beltway had not gotten the all -clear on the interlube not costing you extra time but if you head north through they had been working along the left side for the overnight hours nothing else on the beltway crossing your big bridges on the the Potomac into either Prince George's or Montgomery County beltway was doing well but inside of the beltway was this new on the Baltimore Washington Parkway as you head northbound toward the beltway this was the first report of a vehicle fire watch your mirrors response is heading it should be between the good luck road overpass and the beltway and you might be starting to get that brake check but again keep your eyes peeled response heading also inside of the beltway in Hillcrest Heights it was Route 5 at Silver Hill Road Iverson Street the new crash may have officials on scene big roads in Maryland we're doing okay we're going straight into the district in Northeast a big trouble spot yesterday they are paving South Dakota Avenue southbound so so if you leave the Costco the southbound ramp that would take you between South Dakota and to get outbound 50 or eastbound on 50 that is closed for paving you are diverted at V Street if you'd make it that far so plan ahead plan early this morning Wawa has pizza it's freshly made it tastes great and you can get it late brought to you by Wawa now has pizza starting at 4 p .m. gotta a have Wawa married upon the WTO p traffic to 7 news first alert meteorologist Jordan Evans expect sunshine today with a high of 80 degrees lows tonight into the 50s tomorrow a few afternoon clouds to the high of 82 as
Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 18:00 09-10-2023 18:00
"Thank you, Kaylee. That was Bloomberg Sound On co -host Kaylee Lines reporting from our Bloomberg 99 .1 newsroom in Washington. And you can hear Sound On weekdays 1 to 3 p .m. on Bloomberg Radio. And that does it for this edition of Bloomberg Daybreak Weekend. Join us again Monday morning at 5 a .m. Wall Street time for the latest on the markets overseas and the news you need to start your day. I'm Tom Busby. Stay with us. Top stories and global business headlines are coming up right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com. And the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. This is Bloomberg Daybreak Asia for this Monday, September 11th in Hong Kong. Sunday, September 10th in New York. And coming up today. Vietnam Air closes in on a $10 billion deal with Boeing for 737 Max jets. Italy signals it will exit China's Belt and Road investment path. And Alibaba's former CEO decides to quit just months after agreeing to lead its cloud division. G20 final wording on Russian invasion of Ukraine. Biden says climate change threat worse than nuclear attack. Fauci says Covid cases will rise but doesn't predict major surge. I'm Ed Baxter with Global News. Novak Djokovic battling Daniil Medvedev in the U .S. Open final. I'm Ian Schwartzman. I'll have that story more coming up in Bloomberg Sports. That's all straight ahead on Bloomberg Daybreak Asia. On Bloomberg 1130 New York. Bloomberg 99 .1 Washington D .C. Bloomberg 106 .1 Boston. Bloomberg 960 San Francisco. Sirius XM 119. And around the world on Bloomberg Radio dot com and via the Bloomberg Business Act. Hi everybody. Good morning.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "novak" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
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Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 06:00 09-06-2023 06:00
"Interactive Brokers charges USD margin loan rates from 5 .83 % to 6 .83%. Rated the lowest margin fees by stockbrokers .com. Rates subject to change. Learn more at ibkr .com slash compare .com. Up next, we'll get the latest on the oil market with tighter supply potentially on the way for the rest of the year. Plus, is China cracking down on iPhones? Hour 2 of Bloomberg Daybreak starts right now. Broadcasting 24 hours a day at Bloomberg .com and the Bloomberg Business Act. This is Bloomberg Radio. From the Bloomberg Interactive Brokers studios, this is Bloomberg Daybreak for Wednesday, September 6th. Coming up today, oil trades near its highest level in 10 months, sparking more concerns over inflation. The Chinese government reportedly banned staff from using iPhones at work. The FTC may file an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon later this month. Mitch McConnell returns to work, but questions about the Senate Minority Leader's health remain. A convicted murderer who escaped from a Pennsylvania prison is still on the loose. Plus, Secretary of State Blinken has arrived in Ukraine. I'm Michael Barr. More ahead. I'm John Stash, Aaron's Forge. Wins for the Yankees and Mets. Coco Gauff, Novak Djokovic and Ben Shelton all into the U .S. Open semi -final. That's all straight ahead on Bloomberg Daybreak. On Bloomberg 1130 New York, Bloomberg 99 .1 Washington, D .C., Bloomberg 106 .1 Boston, Bloomberg 960 San Francisco, Sirius XM119, and around the world on BloombergRadio .com and via the Bloomberg Business Act.
WTOP 24 Hour News
Fresh update on "novak" discussed on WTOP 24 Hour News
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Bloomberg Radio New York - Recording Feed
Monitor Show 06:00 08-29-2023 06:00
"From our experts, you'll grasp the latest trends in the legal industry, helping you achieve better results. For the practice of law, the business of law, the future of law, visit BloombergLaw .com. S &P, Dow, and Nasdaq futures all higher now by one -tenth of one percent. Up next, we'll get the latest track on Hurricane Dalia. Plus, China comes in with more stimulus measures, including a cut to mortgage rate, so that's coming up in our 6 a .m. news. Plus, hour two of Bloomberg Daybreak starts right now. Chainz have a new plan to help you skip that doctor's visit. And Citadel comes through nearly 70 ,000 intern applications to find the next math genius. The NYPD says a family of four was found dead in a Manhattan apartment. Plus, the federal judge in the Trump January 6th case has set a trial date. I'm Michael Barr. More ahead. I'm John Stasch, Aaron Sports. The Yankees won in Detroit, the Mets lost to Texas, Coco Gauff and Novak Djokovic opening night winners at the U .S. Open. That's all straight ahead on Bloomberg Daybreak. On Bloomberg 1130 New York, Bloomberg 99 .1 Washington, D .C., Bloomberg 106 .1 Boston, Bloomberg 960 San Francisco, Sirius XM119, and around the world on BloombergRadio .com and via the Bloomberg Business App. Good morning, I'm Nathan Hager. And I'm Karen Moscow, U .S. Stock Index Futures higher, S &P Futures up a tenth of a percent or six points down futures.
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Monitor Show 05:00 08-29-2023 05:00
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The Tennis.com Podcast
A highlight from Craig O'Shannessy on Alcaraz Vs. Djokovic And The Lead Up to the US Open
"And then Iga, right, as we're heading to the U .S. Open swing. So Craig, thanks for joining us. It's my pleasure. I always love talking tennis with you. We kind of find that that nice ground where we where we dig in, not too deep, but we dig in and chat about some really amazing things that matter to winning and losing. So always a pleasure. Yeah, man, let me tell you, this has been interesting because we saw Al Perez barely be able to complete the match in French Open. Yeah. Then we see him come back and beat Novak in Wimbledon. Honestly, And. in dramatic fashion, I feel like, you know, Novak had his shots, but he didn't have many shots, you know, many chances to win, I should say, right. He had a little glimpse in the second, but he didn't really have many chance. So I'm curious to know what you think was so different about, you know, in the match between the French Open final and the Wimbledon final. Yeah, I was I was lucky enough I took my son with me. We spent the entire two weeks at Roland Garros watching everything. Then we went I took my son to Northern Italy. We did three weeks of camp up there with the Italian Federation and then two weeks at Wimbledon. So we watched a lot of tennis together. Let's start at Roland Garros, where he cramped after a couple of sets. You know, the moment got to him and, you know, we've got to remember he's still a young kid. He's he's accelerating at a pace we've probably never seen, maybe Rafa. He's doing amazing things, but he just wound himself up and made the match and the moment and the result bigger than it needed to be. And, you know, we've all been in that situation where you go out there and you want it so bad, but the nerves create tension in your muscles. And after a couple of sets, he seized up because, you know, the nerves got to him because of the tension got to him. And that was it. So unfortunately, that happened. But he learned from that. Winning queens was everything for him because that got him to a place on grass where he felt comfortable. So that that week there at Queens with probably five or six matches that he played was instrumental, really, really important. And then when we go to the Wimbledon final, he comes out flat. He comes out. Things aren't good. He goes down. I think five love. Not playing poorly. Novak was certainly on. Novak was up for that. Not playing poorly, but certainly not what we expected. And then hangs around in the second, hangs around, gets the crowd behind him, play some pretty good tennis, gets it to a breaker, is down breakpoint. And they get, you know, excuse me, down setpoint. They get into a regular kind of rally. The ball goes over, comes back. Novak's got a backhand. He'll make 21 ,000 times out of 21 ,001. And he hits this routine backhand. Alcreus hit this slightly deep ball. He took a step back. There's no problems. It hits the tape. I zeroed in. I took that in Darfish. I zeroed in. You know, if the net court is kind of here and it hits, it hits in the middle. And if it's half an inch higher, it dribbles up and goes over.
The Voicebot Podcast
A highlight from Generative AI News - GPT-5 Rumors, G3PO from OpenAI, Generative Google Assistant, Inworld, Meta, and More - Voicebot Podcast Ep 343
"This is episode 343 of the Voicebot Podcast. It's the 26th edition of the Generative AI News Rundown. Top stories this week include OpenAI's GPT -5 rumors, G3PO, the open source model, nWorld's big funding round, Apple, Google, Stack Overflow, and more. Hello there to all my friends in Voicebot Nation and the mythical realm of Synthidia. I'm Brett Kinsella, your host of the Voicebot Podcast. Today marks a milestone that we didn't anticipate and weren't actually tracking until a couple weeks ago. Since this is the 26th edition of the Generative AI News Rundown, it marks exactly one half a year of weekly news shows. We began this as an experiment on YouTube and then added it here in the podcast each week as a companion option for people to listen as opposed to watch. I wasn't sure how long we would do it as a weekly series, but here we are after you're down and the news just keeps coming. If value you these weekly news podcasts, please drop into Apple Podcasts or your favorite podcast player. Please give us a five -star review and a comment, let us know there or on LinkedIn what you'd like about Gain. Also, I'd welcome any comments about how to improve the show, I'd like to know what people think about it. I know a lot of people are listening or watching, but the more feedback we can get, and of course, we always like five -star reviews and endorsements. That's always great. Just let more people know that we're out here doing this every week. So thanks in advance for giving us a review or a shout out. I definitely appreciate it. If you would do that, you have my gratitude. This week's show was hosted by Eric Schwartz and me, you can listen here or on Voiced By's YouTube channel as I think you know. Also, if you ever want quick access to the story links, you can go into the description for the podcast or you can go to bit .ly forward slash synthetia and just find the latest game posts there in the list. This week's top stories include open AI rumors spread for GPT -5 and the open source G3PO model. Is this a response to Meta's Llama 2? We'll talk about that today. Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa are both expected to add generative AI capabilities in 2023. Could this finally lead to the blending of doing and knowing assistance? And if you don't know what that is, definitely listen. Really interesting developments on that front. The generative AI funding fountain continues to flow with news from InWorld. They raised a lot of money on a very large valuation. That'll be interesting to hear about. We also have stories from Meta, Texas sound generation, Apple, removing iOS apps in the Chinese app store, Google DeepMind with a new instruction model for robots, Stack Overflow, tentative steps. We'll see about what we think about that. News mobile app artifact has some celebrity voice clones and a bit more. Eric and I conclude the show with our weekly assessment of generative AI winners and losers of the week. Next up, open source LLMs, GPT -5 rumors, InWorld becomes a half a corn, Meta, Apple, Google, Stack Overflow, and more. Let's get started. All right, folks, we're back at Gain. We have GPT -5 on the docket today. We're talking about open source, open AI. We've got Meta with new text audio generation, Google DeepMind, Stack Overflow finally gets in the game, InWorld, a half a corn. Just so much going on. I'm Brett Kinsella, host of the Gain show. Gain stands for generative AI news. We do this every week and we've done this every week for 26 weeks, which I believe, if I do the math correctly, is one half of a year every week. And my colleague, Eric Schwartz, has actually appeared on this show more times than I have. Hey, Eric. Hey, yeah. It's been, yeah, I think we've each had one or two times away, but it's added up pretty quickly. Yeah, absolutely. Well, I know that I missed two very early on because I was in Europe, like one heading to Europe and the other because, of course, my flight was canceled and I have to stay an extra day. And then I just missed last week because, again, I was in Europe and my flight was canceled and I was on a plane during Gain. So it sounded like it was a really fun show last week. And I will tell people if you like to follow up with Gain, if you've missed them. So first of all, you can go to the YouTube channel and watch all of them. Just go into the live tab or go to the generative AI news playlist and you'll find all of them there. And normally I put these on Synthedia every week as well. But last week, because of travel and all sorts of other things, the real world got in the way. I actually did not post in Synthedia, our daily newsletter, the Gain show. So tomorrow I'm going to have both this week's and last week's in there. So you'll get two weeks. And what people like about Synthedia, a lot of people love to watch us here, which is great. We love you being here too. But a lot of people just like it because we put all the links to all the stories. So they just like have that as a resource. So you definitely check that out. If you're not signed up for Synthedia, just go to bit .ly forward slash Synthedia and join the newsletter. It's free. Sometimes it's pretty awesome. Sometimes stuff you won't find anywhere else, including some analysis we did this week. And if you are out there in LinkedIn land or YouTube land, give us a shout out and comment. Let us know you're here. We really appreciate that. And please give us a like on whatever platform you're on. Subscribe if you're on YouTube because that helps us for those crazy algorithms. Eric, we've had another really interesting week this week. It's August and we just came out of July, usually slow news, but not at all. So let's start out with the top story of the week. And that is GPT -5. Yes. You wrote about this. It's imminent. It's coming next week. Why do, why is there even a story here about GPT -5? We're just observing GPT -4, which is maybe the most competent, but the slowest of all generative AI chatbots. Yeah. It's kind of funny because GPT -4 came out early on, early this year and fairly soon after where people were already asking about, oh, is GPT -5 also coming? Sam Altman, CEO of OpenAI said they are not training it. He said there's no plans at the moment for training it. So people weren't sure what was going to, what sort of timeline there might be for the next iteration. But lo and behold, a couple of weeks ago, OpenAI went ahead and trademarked GPT -5 with the US Patent and Trademark Office for this file, the claim they haven't officially received the trademark yet. And suddenly there's a renewed interest and speculation. There's speculation that the training has actually begun and that it's going to be finished by the end of the year, that GPT -5 may be arriving sooner than anyone might've thought. And with the huge leaps in capacity and functionality from GPT -2 to GPT -3, GPT -3 to GPT -4, there's a lot of excitement slash broad rumor monitoring about what GPT -5 might mean and what it might do to what has already been a very fast moving industry. I like James Poulter's comment that it'll be GPT -4 .2673. Nice call there, James. Appreciate you being here. Shout out to Chris McManus, Michael Novak. Yeah, well, there is a little echo, but hopefully not too bad for most of the folks, particularly those who are listening after because this shows up on the VoiceBot podcast most weeks as well. OK, so GPT -5, great stuff. I don't expect any time soon. All the prognosticators said that GPT -4 was going to come earlier than it wound up coming. We got GPT, we got chat GPT instead, and then GPT -4 came later. They don't need to roll these things out more than once a year. People are still absorbing that. There's barely anybody using the large context window GPT -4, GPT -3 .5 turbo, really popular in the chat applications. I don't see this. I think really the thing that would make me believe that they're going to roll out GPT -5 sooner is if they needed a new foundation model in order to fix the GPT -4 latency problems. Way too slow in response times. Yeah, and it's worth saying that when OpenAI announced that they would start phasing out some of the very old models from their API and in favor of the more recent ones, and there was a bit of an outcry against that. So there's reluctance to let go of older models, let alone jump into something new. So they may not need to move quite as quickly as they might have thought in terms of making sure that their customers are happy with the models available to them. Yeah, and another reason why they might not be focused 100 percent on GPT -5 is apparently they're focused on G3PO. Thanks, Eric, for making some amazing generative AI art here for the Synthetia newsletter. But, you know, if you think about it, we had the memo of the Google, the very famous Google internal memo about Google has no moat. And essentially what that was is about an internal Google researcher talking about that Google OpenAI and don't have any technical moat and that the open source was going to take over because it could be cheaper, it's going to be more performant, all these other types of things.
AP News Radio
FRENCH OPEN 2023: Alcaraz, Djokovic on same half of draw; Swiatek-Gauff could be in quarterfinals
"Carlos alcaraz and the man he just replaced atop the rankings 22 time Grand Slam champion Novak Djokovic were placed in the same half of the French Open field in Thursday's draw and could face each other in the semifinals. The 20 year old alcaraz is seated number one at a Grand Slam tournament for the first time and was automatically placed in the top section of the bracket, Djokovic is seated number three. 14 time champion Rafael Nadal will be missing for the first time since he made his debut at the clay court major in 2005, play begin Sunday at Roland Garros. I'm geffen coolbaugh.
AP News Radio
Rafael Nadal to miss French Open with hip injury, expects 2024 to be last season
"Rafael Nadal has pulled out of the French Open and says that he expects 2024 to be his last year on the tennis tour. The 36 year old has a career record of 112 and three across 18 appearances at the French Open, and he won the most recent of his record 14 singles titles there a year ago. Nadal is tied with Novak Djokovic with a men's record 22 Grand Slam titles
AP News Radio
The latest in sports
"AP sports on time, the top two teams in the AP's college basketball poll were in action Wednesday, both won but in opposite ways. Number one Houston jumped on tulane early and rolled past the green wave easily 89 59. Number two Alabama had to go to overtime to overtake South Carolina for good, 78, 76. Brandon Miller who took the court amid a police report linking him to a fatal shooting year, Alabama's campus scored 41 points, including the basket that tied the game in the final seconds of regulation time. Hockey with trade rumors surrounding him, the Blackhawks Patrick Kane scored two more goals to base a four three win over the stars. The islanders also won by a goal. Russell Westbrook played in Los Angeles with the Lakers until two weeks ago, and now he will play with LA's other team, the clippers signing a deal on Wednesday. Novak Djokovic says he has asked American authorities for special permission to enter the United States to play tennis tournaments in California and Florida despite being unvaccinated against the coronavirus. I'm Tom mariam AP sports.
MarTech Podcast
"novak" Discussed on MarTech Podcast
"The martech podcast is a proud member of the HubSpot podcast network to find great business podcasts like this one, visit HubSpot dot com slash podcast network. From advertising to software as a service to data. Across all of our programs and clients, we've seen a 55 to 65% open rate. Getting brands authentically integrated into content performs better than TV advertising. Typical lifespan of an article is about 24 to 36 hours. We're reaching out to the right person with the right message and a clear call to action that it's just a matter of timing. Welcome to the mar tech podcast, and I hear everything production. In this podcast, you'll hear the stories of world class marketers that use technology to drive business results and achieve career success. Will on earth the real world experiences of some of the brightest minds in the marketing and technology space, so you can learn the tools tips and tricks they've learned along the way. Now here's a host of the mar tech podcast, Benjamin Shapiro. Welcome to the martek podcast. I'm your host Benjamin Shapiro, and today we're going to discuss how podcast booking campaigns create value for listeners and for brands. Joining us is max Novak, who is the founder of nova cast, which is a podcast booking agency for clean tech and SaaS businesses. Novak has carefully crafts podcast booking campaigns to increase strategic visibility, create awesome content. And of course, grow brands revenues. Yesterday, max and I discussed with her podcast booking campaigns are effective, and today we're going to continue the conversation talking about tech driven ways to get on podcasts. Today's interview is brought to you by E webinar. Webinars are great for awareness and they're great for nurture and they're also great for lead gen. But there's just one massive problem with scaling your webinar program. Someone always has to be there to run them. 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Check out some of Julian Jimmy's recent episodes, including mentoring across nations, the crossroads of mentoring and volunteering and LinkedIn for mentoring. So when you're done listening to the mar tech podcast, go over to HubSpot dot com slash podcast network or search for augmented in your podcast app. All right, here's the second part of my conversation with max Novak, the founder of nova cast. Max, welcome back to the martek podcast. Hi, happy to be here once again. Excited to have you back on the show and excited to talk about marketing channel that we both know intimately and love, podcasting. Yesterday we talked about whether podcast guesting campaigns are effective. And to me, the answer is, well, it depends what you're trying to get out of it. If you are going to put in the work to go hit the circuit in targeted podcasts, you can really make a personal impact on the listeners that could humanize your brand. If you're just going to go speak on one podcast that doesn't have to reach well, you can't expect great results, so it's a little bit of a volume play and a little bit of a question of who's delivering the message and what are they going to say. Let's talk a little bit about the process for getting on podcasts. Talk me through some of the technology brands can use to understand what are the good podcasts. How do they do their outreach and how do they secure guest speaking spots? I think the first thing that's important is not trying to over complicate it because you can get a lot of applications out there. I tried it all and now I kind of tend to keep it simple. So the first and foremost is really trying to get your messaging right. What do you want to talk about two or three topics will suffice right call to action, but really in terms of the tech driven ways is the way you want to research your podcast, you can do it quite simple, just go to Google, look it up, go to Spotify Apple podcast, you'll find it there. And once you find those, let's say, ten, 15 first initial podcast you want to be on, you can go to chart the ball dot com or listen notes dot com and there you will get already the first bits of data you want to know. So that's like how many ratings are there? What are the reviews? What do people say about this podcast where does it lie within the top ten, 5, 0.5% of the industry? What is it known for? What's the type of audience? What's the size of them, then you can go look it up for yourself just on social media. This LinkedIn, Instagram, are the most used than the websites, of course. And you can keep it simple. You can keep it there. The way you want to organize yourself, that's quite important. If you get sending out emails, you can get a lot of answers or none, but you want to keep that in a certain spot. So this CRM tools like HubSpot, which are great, but if you are just starting out I think a great way to begin is just accent sheets. Go on Google Drive, open up an excel, put in the name the data the email that's important. And that's it. You know what's your follow ups? Let's say after ten, 14 days is a good time to do a very short follow-up. Now to find the emails that can be a bit tricky. So you can go to outreach dot IO where you will find some emails, but first try to just go on the website of the podcast itself. You might find an email there for guest propositions or you'll find a question there. So if you find a questionnaire, please don't send these for podcast host an email because they get plenty and you want probably get an answer. Now, if you're out of options, what will tend to do is subscribe to the newsletter and we can answer that, but you don't want to be spammy because you won't get an email, try to personalize every single email you send out, try to do some research before sending them. And yeah, that's it. So let's talk a little bit about that. Your process for doing your research, you're going to Apple and Google and trying to come up with a list. You can get some data on the podcast through listen notes and charitable. Listen notes will give you things like a speaker score or basically a ranking of the podcast, which maybe that's a proxy for how big the podcast is, but honestly, podcast sizes vary based on their prominence. You're also going to charitable and seeing where they rank in the App Store. How much do you care about what someone's scoring is on listen notes or what they're ranking is? Does that actually tell you how big good or credible the
MarTech Podcast
"novak" Discussed on MarTech Podcast
"Beginning steps. Do you have a sense of how most brands are evaluating podcast guest and campaigns? What's the way that they're turning the number of ears or number of listens into actual revenue? Well, having a lot of conversations with CEOs founders and all of that in clean ticket sales companies. There's two or three questions they tend to ask first is how much effort they have to put in this. To meet like the 90 to ten rule, it's like you put just 10% of your time in it, which is having an initial conversation first, so I get a very good understanding of what you are all about and how you want us to represent your brand without any harm to it because that's important, not just sending out emails to any podcast host out there. And then also the investment, of course, how much written and investments can they get and then we get case studies that can get a little tricky because as a podcast booking agency, you don't get all the metrics of the podcast hosts right on the episodes they release. So there's some things who are measurable and there's also non measurable aspects such as authority, credibility, what you can measure is how much pieces of content did you put out there, where did you put them? How much views did you get on them from your website? But credibility isn't something you can measure quite easily. Time for a one minute break to hear from our sponsor, HubSpot. It's a new year, which means it's time to leave the past behind and refocus on what matters most. This year, my goal is to expand to publish ten daily podcasts. So preserving time, energy and resources has never been more important to me, and no matter what your 2023 goals are, I'm guessing that you probably need to refocus to. Pub spot is an all in one CRM platform that is a powerfully connected system that doesn't leave you with a time sucking cost of managing multiple point solutions. And HubSpot is easy for your entire team to use so they can focus on providing more value to your customers. To learn how HubSpot can help your business grow better and to get a special offer of 20% off eligible plans, go to HubSpot dot com slash martech pod that's HubSpot dot com slash martek pod that's HubSpot dot com slash Marta pod. When I think about podcast guesting, it's very much to me in the PR awareness building type activities. There are metrics that you can evaluate. You're looking at things like brand lift, awareness, you're looking at direct traffic if you want to get into some of the more quantifiable sources, but at the end of the day, this is about having people hear your content. So what is the most effective way when you get on a podcast to start to make sure that you're making a big impact? So the first thing I'll tell my clients is really like try to sell any conversation, not what you've done over your lifetime. People tend to want to talk about themselves and everything they've done and how difficult their challenges were. And once we shift the focus towards like, hey, try to really just give value of what you've learned to the audience and that might really interest them and that's how you will talk about your business, just like I'm doing now. So let's say we talk about how to not get spammy to podcast host to appear on podcasts. That would be my value. That's how you'd get to people saying like, hey, he kind of looks like he knows what he's talking about. Let me check his website. So that's the call to action. So when talking to onboarding clients, one of the important things is where do you want people to go after the listens to your episode? Because you want to convert, listen is into potential buyers if you're selling something, which is often the case. And then yeah, it's really finding the right call to action don't get people just to book a call because not a lot of people have the time. So is it just a link to a dueling din? Is it a link towards the free book or a template? So we'll really try to discover what is the best and easiest way for people to get there. Because people sometimes are always busy listening to podcasts, you don't want them to fit in a whole questionnaire. We just want a simple easy link. At the end of the day, when you're thinking about growing your business, there's a couple different stages you have to go through. You have to build some awareness. You have to have people understand what your brand is, what you're about, the products that you sell, you're doing nurture campaigns, and obviously you're doing your direct response and trying to get everyone to become your customers. Where do you see podcast booking being the most effective? Is it a top of funnel awareness builder? Is it meant to be a nurture activity or is it something that should actually drive direct sales? That's a very good question. Well, the way I put it is I like the fact that most of my clients already have a existing marketing campaign and the way I see it is that you can not just build a company and have a podcast guesting campaign. To me a guest in campaign will support a already existing and ongoing marketing campaign. So yes, it will help in creating brand awareness because you get to talk to new audiences in a very natural way and have very authentic way which people will obviously like and there's not a whole selling aspect inside of it and that's what's really is attracting to people. And then you can repurpose that on your social media, which will really strengthen your brand awareness and lead generation. So I think they really come well together because with podcasting, you kind of get the best of both worlds. You create content, you can create brand awareness, and you can speak your message in a organic way. You know, one of the biggest benefits of podcasting is that humanizes brands. Podcasts can not be executed by a brand. A podcast guest in campaign can't be executed by brand. It has to be a member of the organization and it's one of the ways to humanize what you're doing. The more you're trying to reach out to customers, reach out to prospects, the more that they want to understand the people behind the podcast, the people behind your brand, the people behind the products that they're going to purchase, and when you think about whether you should do a podcast or not, I think you need to think about how human your brand is. One of the biggest benefits from podcasting is that the people that are listening get to know you get to know the people behind the brand, not just the logo. And that wraps up this episode of the mar tech podcast. Thanks for listening to my conversation with max Novak, the founder of nova cast. In part two of this interview, which we're going to publish tomorrow, max and I talk about tech driven ways to get on podcasts. If you can't wait until our next episode and you'd like to learn more about max, you can find a link to his LinkedIn profile in our show notes, where you can visit his company's website, which is nova cast BE. That's NOVA, CAS T dot BE. And the special thanks to HubSpot for sponsoring this podcast to learn how HubSpot can help your business grow better and to get a special offer of 20% off eligible plans got a HubSpot dot com slash martech pod that's HubSpot dot com slash martech pod. That also a special thanks to E webinar, the leading webinar automation platform that turns any video into a delightful interactive webinar, with E webinar, you could run hundreds of webinars every month without actually being in front of a camera. And that means you can do webinars 24/7 and never miss a lead. Visit E webinar dot com. Dot com to see how it works and start automating your webinar strategy today. Just one more link in our show notes I'd like to tell you about. If you didn't have a chance to take notes while you were listening to this podcast, head over to Mark tech pod dot com or we have summaries of all of our episodes and contact information for our guests. You can also subscribe to our weekly newsletter and you can even send us your topic suggestions or your marketing questions, which we'll answer live on our show. Of course, you can always reach out on social media. Our handle is mar tech pod MAR TCH POD on LinkedIn Twitter Instagram and Facebook, or you can contact me directly my handle is Ben J chap B and js HP. And if you haven't subscribed yet, and you want a daily stream of marketing and technology knowledge in your podcast feed, we're going to publish an episode every day this year. So hit the subscribe button in your podcast app, and we'll be back in your feed tomorrow morning. All right, that's it for today, but until next time, my advice is to just focus on
MarTech Podcast
"novak" Discussed on MarTech Podcast
"The martech podcast is a proud member of the HubSpot podcast network to find great business podcasts like this one, visit HubSpot dot com slash podcast network. From advertising to software as a service to data. Across all of our programs and clients, we've seen a 55 to 65% open rate. Getting brands authentically integrated into content performs better than TV advertising. Typical lifespan of an article is about 24 to 36 hours. We're reaching out to the right person with the right message and a clear call to action that it's just a matter of timing. Welcome to the mar tech podcast, and I hear everything production. In this podcast, you'll hear the stories of world class marketers that use technology to drive business results and achieve career success. Will on earth the real world experiences of some of the brightest minds in the marketing and technology space, so you can learn the tools tips and tricks they've learned along the way. Now here's a host of the mar tech podcast, Benjamin Shapiro. Welcome to the martek podcast. I'm your host Benjamin Shapiro, and today we're gonna discuss how podcast booking campaigns create value for listeners and for brands. Joining us is max Novak who is the founder of nova cast, which is a podcast booking agency for clean tech and SaaS businesses. Novak carefully crafts podcast booking campaigns to increase strategic visibility, create awesome content, and of course grow brands revenues. And today, max and I are going to talk about whether podcast booking campaigns are actually effective. Today's interview is brought to you by E webinar. Webinars are great for awareness and they're great for nurture and they're also great for lead gen. But there's just one massive problem with scaling your webinar program. Someone always has to be there to run them. But what if you could run your highest converting webinar a hundred times every month? Well, now you can. With the webinar, the leading webinar automation platform that turns any video into a delightful, interactive webinar. With E webinar, you can run hundreds of webinars every month without actually being in front of a camera. Just create a video, set a recurring schedule and sit back while your prospects engage. And yes, you can still interact with warm leads in real time or later through email. That means you can do webinars 24/7 and never miss a lead. Visit E webinar dot com to see how it works and start automating your webinar strategy today. And since you're into marketing, podcasts, check out augmented, hosted by Julia Myers and Jimmy Edgar ten using humor and practical tips to dive into the mentoring movement. Helps mentors and mentees get further faster together. Check out some of Julian Jimmy's recent episodes, including mentoring across nations, the crossroads of mentoring and volunteering and LinkedIn for mentoring. So when you're done listening to the mar tech podcast, go over to HubSpot dot com slash podcast network or search for augments in your podcast app. All right, here's the first part of my conversation with max Novak, the founder of nova cast. Max, welcome to the mar tech podcast. Hive Benjamin pleasure to be here. We're excited to have you on the show. Thank you for calling in all the way from Brussels. We're going to be curious that is in Belgium not Austria. My mistake apologies for confusing your native country. We're off to a rock and start here, so let's talk about something that we all know and love. Podcasting. Obviously I'm a little biased and I think I know my answer is going to be. But let's hear it from you. Our podcast booking campaigns, an effective form of marketing. Well, yeah, I think you know the answer, but to me, what I've seen is, in the beginning, I used to do just podcast bookings. And over time, I saw that one, two, three bookings weren't very effective, so that's why I really started crafting, guessing campaigns of 6 to 12 podcasts just appearances and I saw that that over time was just way more effective than one or two parts guest appearances. It's like being consistent on your social media. Let's say LinkedIn, the more the better. But you don't want too much, you just want to keep the quality there. So you mentioned the Q word quality. One podcast is good, two podcast is better, a million podcasts is too much. That all seems logical, but not all podcasts are created equal. Is there a difference between being on one gigantic podcast or a series of smaller podcasts? Yeah, definitely. I'd say the engagement rate, the bigger the podcast, the lower the engagement or the more difficult it becomes. So smaller podcast often have a quite loyal audience because they feel they really know the podcast host, although that also tends to appear with bigger podcasts. It just gets a bit more difficult. The bigger the podcast gets. So I'd say it's very good to have more smaller podcasts if you target them well. You can have a very big podcast that can be perfectly targeted into your niche. I think it's just a matter of making it a thoughtful connection, not just looking at the size of the audience, but everything in between. So it's not just size. This feels very much like what we've talked about on the podcast with our influencer campaigns, where there is a difference between micro and macro and often when you're doing a series of podcasts or you're working with influencers, smaller the audience, the more engaged the more loyal, the more direct access to the host or the influencer, as the channel may be, that all makes logical sense. But on the flip side, there's a lot of manual work that goes into being on a podcast, you have to show up, you have to have the conversation, talk to me about finding the right balance between the show size and the amount of effort you put into a guesting campaign. You really the first thing I'd look at is after we make the page, let's say, is there a fee to appear on the podcast yes or no? And then it's really odd job to be like, hey, this amount is worth to appear on the podcast. Yes or no. Then there's a lot of things we try to take into account, you know, the social media salaries also, there is a newsletter, I've seen people with newsletters of 50,000 people who can have less return or revenue from that newsletter than people with news letters with 5000 people. So it all depends, and it's not a bad thing to just ask the podcast host, right? It's just having a conversation in the end, having the podcast interview itself. To me, is the easiest thing. Like we're having now, you know, I love talking about this. What takes the most time and effort is scheduling everything, sending out the email and researching the right podcast for yourself. And before that, there's also crafting the right messaging. What do you want to talk about? What do you want to give in terms of value to the audience? So all of those things to me are really a big part of crafting the campaign, right? That's like the
AP News Radio
Wild top Preds 4-3 on Hartman rebound with 21 seconds left
"The wild pulled out a four three win over the predators on Ryan Hartman's goal with 21 seconds left. I'm trying to get in front more. But the puck's got just been hitting the goalie and going to the corner and nothing's been sitting there for me. Like they should, but end up working. Hartman knocked in a rebound just 26 seconds after Nino nita writer tied the game for Nashville. Carell caprice off score twice and brand a new ham had the first goal for Minnesota, which won a regulation for the first time in 13 games. Tommy Novak and Roman yossi each scored for Nashville and assisted on nita writers goal. I'm Dave ferry.
AP News Radio
Novak scores twice as Predators defeat Panthers 7-3
"The national predators beat the Florida Panthers 7 to three in their inter conference matchup. Predators captain Roman Josie putted a goal and added two assists and his defense partner Ryan McDonough registered three helpers and a plus four rating. The predators are among the worst teams in the league on the power play, but Ryan Johansson says, when you get two on the man advantage like they did, it can help in many facets of the game. Right now for a power play to make impacts. It's huge and going out there with that swagger and bringing some juice to our club and so I hope to keep that going. Both the preds and the Panthers are on the outside looking in and need every point they can get as they desperately try to claw their way back into their respective playoff pictures. I'm Jeremy over
AP News Radio
Russia says it will cut oil production over Western caps
"Virtues announced, it will cut oil production by 500,000 barrels per day next month after Western countries capped the price of its crude over its action in Ukraine. Russian deputy prime minister Alexander Novak says, as of today, we fully sell all our crude output, but as we stated before, we will not sell oil to those who directly or indirectly adhere to the price ceiling in connection with that. Russia will voluntarily cut production by 500,000 barrels a day. He adds, this will help restore market style relations analysts say one possible Russian response to the cap would be to slash production to try to raise oil prices, gasoline prices would be higher at the pump as less oil makes it to the global market. I'm Charles De Ledesma
The Charlie Kirk Show
The Search for Meaning in 2022
"It's been quite a year and I want to summarize just some of the highlights Russia invading Ukraine. The Beijing Olympics, Novak Djokovic, Brown Jackson, the Canadian freedom trucker, truckers, the rise of the parents party overturning the mask mandate, roe versus wade being repealed. There was a lot of news where the items all throughout the year, but let's be honest. If you go back to some of the programs that we did earlier in the year, there was a kind of constant bend, a constant pivot towards the midterm elections. There were there was a lot of hope that was being put into the November midterm elections. 11 8. Now, it wouldn't be fair to say that it was all terrible, and that it was catastrophic across the board. But it was certainly a letdown. And I think a lot of you in this audience feel that and you see that. You thought that this would be a chance for us to reclaim the country that regular everyday citizens would be able to send a triumphant message and it just fell short. And it fell short in a very serious way, yes, we won the House of Representatives, the Senate we lost a seat in and so I mean, I look, I had this wonderful year in review that our team put together here, Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine, Ron DeSantis was one of the winners of this year signing the Florida parental rights and education act. Roe versus wade was repealed praise God, even though Republicans didn't know how to deal with it politically. August, of course, remember Biden raided Mar-a-Lago. I thought it was one of the biggest political mistakes. We did not talk more about that raid during the midterm elections. Elon Musk bought Twitter this year, which was a big deal, probably a bigger deal than the midterm elections that allow us to talk openly about the vaccines and lockdowns, hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin. That was a huge victory for liberty. I'll be very honest personally the sabotage and the ambush of Kerry Lake was a very and still is a very difficult thing. For me to move on.
The Dan Bongino Show
Kira Davis: Novak Djokovic Is Being Vilified
"It's so crazy how he's being so vilified The guy isn't He's not a risk You know he's had COVID he has these antibodies This whole conversation has become an international conversation and we're talking about a tennis player And what blows my mind is that the people of Australia are mad at him They're mad at him They're not mad at their government They're mad at him because they're saying well you're flouting our laws We have to be vaccinated here in order to run around freely which is insane But whatever we have to be vaccinated in order to avail ourselves of our human rights and you're not vaccinated but just because you're a big star you get to come in without following these rules They're mad at him Why aren't they mad at the government that has two separate systems For two tiers of people that's what blows my mind is that there are some people who are so hypnotized who are so I think I believe the term of this year is going to be mass formation psychosis I believe that this is like last year it was gas lining This year is going to be mass formation psychosis There is such a mob mentality going on around this that people are willing to blame individuals rather than blame the
Bloomberg Radio New York
"novak" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Financial difficulties Four time grand Sam winner Naomi Osaka won her first tour level match since September's U.S. open with a three said win of a lease cornet in an Australian open tune up tournament Meanwhile 9 time Australian open champion in the winter the last three Novak Djokovic has confirmed on social media that he has received a medical exemption from getting a COVID vaccination and will compete in the event starting on January 17th organizers of the torment had said every athlete would need to be vaccinated or have to be granted a medical exemption after a review by two independent panels of medical experts Finally after almost 19 months the Washington football team says they will be unveiling the new team name on February 2nd 11 days before the Super Bowl The team colors will remain Bergen the in gold I'm Dan Schwartzman that your Bloomberg world sports hot day Markets headlines and breaking news 24 hours a day As Bloomberg dot com the Bloomberg business app and at Bloomberg quicktake He's a Bloomberg business flash Good morning 13 minutes before the top of the hour and we are looking at trading in the Asia Pacific as we focus on that sector Asian equities are down this morning the MSCI Asia Pacific index is off about four tenths of 1% The last reading on MSCI China down about 1.6% for seeing heavy selling in China huarong it's fallen as trading resumed after a 9 month halt the asset manager is coming back into into trading after getting a state sponsored bailout civic becoming the big shareholder there now and Tencent Holdings cut its stake in Singapore's sea limited by selling $3 billion in shares that he owns and that caused sea to trade down 11% in New York where its ADR is trade The deal is also leading to some speculation that Tencent will sell down other of its holdings in its portfolio a vast holding of stocks like meituan to quiz show and all those stocks are getting hit pretty hard today Down around 8% or so was off about 6% Bloomberg intelligence says the Tencent controls of portfolio of investments were about a $185 billion That's what it was worth at the end of September China Mobile started trading in Shanghai that stock was benefiting there coming out from under sanctioned in China at least it can trade in China but it's also listed here in Hong Kong We don't quote that for you A couple of other notes North Korea appears to have fired off a ballistic missile and the Cosby is trading down 1.4% The offshore Chinese currency is fairly fairly strong here at 6 37 56 against the greenback yield on the ten year treasury 1.64% And that is a Bloomberg business flash Let's get news with that Baxter in San Francisco All right Brian thank you North Korea.
Cooper And Anthony Show
"novak" Discussed on Cooper And Anthony Show
"Except figured he would just like knock through it but he used to do that for living and he's a he was more powerful and really angry in the moment that when he was going through the door you know. Here's johnny like that thing. They actually had to get a really hard to cut through door because when he first did it he came like falling out of it because it was like paper like the crew man like the kool aid man like you know so this really interesting trivia about it then now when you look back and then there's little little things like Fuck ups at happen is a scene. Where like a lot of shit's going down. But you could see the boom guy in the mirror to stand here with the microphone. Cut that part out of tides at lunchtime yet. Covert and anthony. Joe plane to everybody who. Bj novak is b.j. Novak was one of the writers and stars of the office and He and mindy kelang were writing partners and they basically helped write a lot of now. The office obviously was based on the ricky vase. British the uk version but bj. Novak was like the head writer tasked with putting those scripts together for america. So he's you know he. He's very well respected. People love him. He's a really good writer and he put himself in it. He was also in the office. But he's more known as a writer than an actor but people do know his face he's been on letterman. Yes been on. tv shows. He people know who he is. Oh yeah for sure. yeah. I mean Yeah in the. He was on the office from the very beginning from two thousand five all the way till the end Twenty thirteen and he played Ryan and he was recently on the hulu. Show the premise. Yes right right. Which i think he also. Did you also right that as well. I don't know but many years ago but me hang on so to say you know. He's one of those. Harvard kids came from harvard. So he's a quirky weird. I don't know if you know anybody from harvard but from the specifically the writing and creative teams. That come out of my room started yeah. They're all like weird quirky brilliant and they all end up doing this like create this crazy. You know who they are like you find out their names because they end up being super famous and they all started at national lampoon thing at harvard and and all that so many many years ago somebody accidentally put a photo of bj. Novak on public domain. How what have. I don't know i think he did by accident. At some point you can go to a website and upload something that you can say you see anybody can use this for anything. So i guess he did it. Or his publicist or somebody. When he was in the office uploaded a photo of him and call the public domain. You can use it for anything you want okay so now. It's used all over the world so when bj goes to different parts of the world. He's on everything. His photo is on every store. He walks into like how there i am. Because he's there he's there you know like the gap selling sweatshirt like or solarge and it's like lipstick from. He'll walk in and see face paint. And there's his photo and then here's here's cologne. Somebody used it for that. He can't do anything about it because it's public domain right. So that's the hair clippers. There's this photo god photo. Can we use. Let's use that one. Okay here's another shaver. That one is that one over and over that same photo over and over and all these companies are using it and he he says basically i can go in and fight this because every time i turn around there i am but to me. It's just funny me that lipstick Thing in wherever it's one photo and they keep using it over and over to promote all kinds of things and you know if you know who he is and if he's famous like oh there's bj novak but it's good that he's making people aware because now they know that he's not endorsing a face paint or the razor or whatever. They just took his photo. Like it's a stock photo they can use. And i love that because when you go to the story like which razor should oh i'll buy. I know that guy he uses. The right is and you can do that. One photo was up looked public domain. That's the office was worldwide. So you know that there's people you know in whatever country who are like. Oh look it's the guy from the office for lipstick enclo- right alone get off the airport there. I am for popcorn. Love that he's not going to pursue it legally and i love it. He just thinks it's funny and he's telling us about it. That's i think that's super cool. He says i'm too amused to do anything about it. Back back to cooper you know. Here's something very interesting that you may not know about us. And when i say us. I mean the collective us all of us now. How many of you believe in. Ufo's show hands my hands up. Okay yes it is. How many people believe in ghosts hands up hands up. What about espn and espn yes. I believe in esp. Okay you guys all believe in espn espn. What about sure. Okay not Well it might be very interesting. We didn't ask you that sir. Thank you very much for that as well. Yes fires othman. Jupiter kavre have. I don't know what that is. Yeti okay you guys keep going be league interesting. Thirty four percent of people in this country believe in ghosts thirty. Four percents of pre halloween poll. That was done by the associated. Press about a third. A third of this country believes in ghosts Now here's my question to you. have you seen one. Have you seen one or have you felt one one on.
Bloomberg Radio New York
"novak" Discussed on Bloomberg Radio New York
"Playing at the well going to be playing at the Davis Cup Dan Schwartzman's got details Dan Absolutely Paul have a this the finals beginning next month 18 countries are involved both topsy to Novak Djokovic and second seated Daniel Medvedev have now agreed to represent their respective countries Serbia for Djokovic and of course rusher from Medvedev Spain is the reigning champions with the semifinals and finals of the event to be held this year in Madrid Sport is reporting that representatives of Barcelona's have reached out about the event this in Newcastle United as a 24 year olds on track to become a free transfer next summer While cam though is looking to extend them late the club may not be able to do so due to their dire financial situation Reports say that Manchester United boss Olivier Celeste is fighting to keep his job this after the 5 mils adult traffic deliver pull Sunday Sources say the former Inter Milan manager Antonio Conte is being considered as a replacement as players have begun to lose faith in solar shy Man united currently sitting in 7th place in the Premier League table 8 points behind Chelsea Kick off in about 30 40 minutes or so It's a good NFC matchup Monday Night Football Seahawks hosting the saints aluminum field rain showers expected throughout the game saints of three and two on the season Seahawks are two and four Jets rookie quarterback Zach Wilson is going to be out two to four weeks after an MRI confirmed that wasn't that suffered a sprained PCL in his right knee and Sundays lost to the Patriots Jets have sent a conditional 6 round pick to the Philadelphia Eagles for quarterback Joe Flacco depending on playing time it could move up vegan 5th round pick black actually started four games for the jets last year COVID news in the NFL packers star wide out Devante Adams has tested positive he could miss Thursday's game against Arizona Cardinals Meanwhile their defensive coordinator Joe Barry has tested positive he is expected to definitely be out Thursday for the packers Bears head coach Matt and Aggie has also tested positive He's going to have to show two negative tests 24 hours apart before being allowed to return I'm Dan schwarzman metro Bloomberg world sports.
The View
Restaurant Host Assaulted After Asking for Vaccination Proof
"Last night tourists assaulted a hostess at a restaurant for having the goal to ask reproof vaccination. Do we need the national guard to see people in restaurants at this point. I the woman is telling them i need to see vacs proof of vaccination which i believe is a law in this law and york city which is why not and that's where the tourists in texas. Yeah we'll do your research. That is the look as if you're not vaccinated you will not be eating endorsed. Tantrums are never okay. But the divide we're seeing with mass and mandates and vaccines and everything. How angry people get. It's bringing out this disturbing trend that people don't know like small businesses can't get insurance if they don't prove they're going to have mask mandates in and certain requirements and so people are taking it out on. This was a twenty two year old hostess making next to nothing doing her
Slate's Hang Up and Listen
"novak" Discussed on Slate's Hang Up and Listen
"You know another example the same phenomenon and then if you wanted to criticize seats for anything it should have been that. He basically trotted out some misinformation about vaccinations and being anti vaccine mean. The greek government came out and criticized him for his irresponsible. And a scientific remarks about definitely feel like conscious or unconscious sublimate and louisa. Just how much focus. There was on this dumb non controversy controversy during the us open. Absolutely i mean. I mean it's it's hard to know sometimes when you are a semi news and semi entertainment organization You know what kind of calculus is going into. That is that they don't wanna get in legal. Trouble is that they said comfortable. For whatever particular announcers is it They don't think it's gonna be good for ratings whereas you know something as dumb as bathroom breaks is kind of captured. The imagination of skeptical logically minded immature public. I don't know. I mean it's it's hard to say i mean i i think that I think that broadcasts have an ongoing tradition of blowing Discussions about a lot of these things. I mean i think you know. In the first game of the season. Chris collins worth referred to antonio brown's million dollar smile and some quote some off the field stuff you know referring to really serious allegations against antonio brown so. I think that that works needs to do a better job at you. Know facing This public information and it does seem that this is a sort of no go area. Which is is pretty inexcusable and needs to be addressed In some way either by ourselves or by the public the forces them to do it. I think as the season goes on with the saints in with winston This will be talked about more. I think this week one storyline of i start. They blew out. the packers. is maybe going to push things in the direction that we've been talking about but we'll see i mean i wouldn't be surprised if it needs to be ignored but someone at some point or a lot of someone's at at at some point argonaut address and we'll we'll see How he deals with it. How the team deals with it. The nfl deals with it but You know steph. One of the more notable results from week one is just how terrible the jaguars looked against tyrod taylor and the houston texans and there was a story that came out by jason lockenfora of cbs sports. Before the game even started. I think there was just about how urban meyer mr raw college man Is everybody hates them. they're already i mean. Maybe i'm exaggerating a little bit but you know wanting them to take the preseason games more seriously being mad that they lost them just seems like a really really bad recipe for for an nfl team steph and just kind of like almost a cliche of like how college guys don't succeed in the nfl just like treating the players like children etcetera yeah and the inability to recognize that these are two different businesses. Whenever a college coach comes in the nfl. Very frequently is kind of amazing. It's almost as if shockingly football coaches don't spend any time reading about anything else but their own teams and preparing for the next game and even after this game. The jaguars lost people that thought. Trevor lawrence was going to be an all star quarterback and all pro quarterback out of the chute were wrong. I mean this is still a untested rookie quarterback in a very different and more advanced league and after the game urban. Meyer said it's inexcusable. The things that need to be fixed three preseason games. You'd think we'd have that fixed. So that's something we're that we're going to do. I would guesstimate. You would not see that again. that's inexcusable. That sort of garbage will not go over well in the locker room and the fact that urban meyer doesn't recognize that these are grown up adult players and not college students that he has complete and total control over is if not surprising at least entertaining for those of us who can't stand the sort of sanctimony us bullshit. The college coaches spout. I think unhinged is one of the words that came up in the. Cbs report about him. But yeah i mean. Let's not forget that he's not like he had a reputation for really knowing how to treat college students. Either i mean there were there. Were roughly can look red flags for years. I mean i do think that one of the things that's interesting. That's come come out of some of these reports and also the first game is kind of you know incompetent. You can trace back to the coaching staff. I mean a lot of the you can talk about drop passes and things like that but you know there were there were there. Were penalized for illegal formation. Three times you know. I mean there i mean there's just i mean it's just it's just a kind of in the offseason. He had difficulties figuring out the nfl schedule. Sort of overriding people. I mean it sort of it is like a joke. I mean it is funny. I mean this is the guy who brought back tim tebow. You know. I mean it's like he's living his own like hard knocks life It didn't cut. Tim tebow however and i'm sure it was very very difficult decision for him in the staff. Let's finish by talking about. I think our favorite moment of the past week which was cam newton's forty-three minute what. Tmz described in a phrase. That still makes me laugh. Every time i see it a sit down interview with his dad laughed. I laughed in that interview cam. Newton said that his alra his hairstyle the way talks way addresses and the way he dances. The reason bill belichick cut him last month. The reason why they released me is because indirectly. I was gonna be a distraction. 'cause i've been the star without being started and this was how verbally or in my aura. Okay just my own. Patriots started mac. John's the rookie lost to the dolphins stephan. Was this. Tell us a little bit more about the sit down interview. The camden had with his dad. And would you say that this actually was kind of a display of self awareness on campus. Part i mean he seemed to be pretty candid You know he. He said that they that he thinks that he would have been cut. Regardless of the fact that he seems to not have been vaccinated and had to miss five days of practice for violating protocol..
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"After the game. How did the defense in the run game give overall shape to the way displayed out janus. We were prepared. One thing my trainer. He told me he said what. Are you saying. He told us to be prepared. I don't know if i'm prepared to to say what i what i feel about. That earlier. returns stephan suggests that his pairing with sean payton could be quite fruitful on the field but this is also a guy who has credibly accused of rape. When he was in college though he was never criminally charged in two thousand eighteen he was suspended by the nfl for three games after allegedly groping uber driver. And now my favorite team has put me in a position where i have to root for this. They don't have to. But i feel somewhat obliged to root for the saints and so here we are and it feels very awkward stuff. I'm sure it did feel awkward. Josh but these the dilemmas that we face as fans sports really do force us to confront with who we are as human beings flow within ours is up with life's most challenging moral unethical questions and you root for the uniform designs that we love. So i feel for you but also sean payton. Let's not forget was once suspended for a season for participating in an operation to pay saints players for injuring opposing players and now has a cameo in a heart warming movies produced by adam sandler about coaching. His kids middle school football team during his banishment. From the nfl. Which according to tmz we'll focus on payton's time away from his job and how he grew as a person because of the experience so we love our redemptive narratives maybe jameis winston can reflect on his past now and not throw three interceptions. While also throwing thirty touchdown passes as he did in two thousand nine hundred redemption ark for jameis winston louisa both on that broadcast and also in the coverage that followed like computer kings column on monday. It's about his redemption from having thrown thirty interceptions as tampa starter in two thousand eighteen and he talks to Peter king about What's the throw that he's the most proud of and he talks about. Oh was this. Throw where i threw. The ball wasn't one of the five touchdowns is when i threw the ball away. And i was like smart and didn't force it and potentially throw it interception and i mean maybe it's a little bit of a stretch but i kind of connect to that with what winston said after the hurricane and saying i wanna thank all the first responders new orleans and all the people on the ground right now. We're with you. We're going to represent you. I mean this is a guy who both in terms of like the football guy stuff and the field stuff. He definitely knows what to say and he is saying quote unquote all of the right things and that doesn't make it any maybe makes it even more uncomfortable. Does the guy who's like acting out the role of like sensitive. Smart star quarterback for beloved local franchise. He's well prepared. You know if we know anything about him he's he's well prepared. I think all joking aside. It's hard you know what do you what do you do with the art of monstrous men You know it's a it's an old question and in sports it's particularly difficult because It's not just it's not just the work but the compensation and everything that goes with it in the broadest sense of the word so yeah at the end of the day being sports fan is to be put in a compromise position but i also think you guys are right that that what redemption generally means sports or adversity generally means in sports has to do with dropped passes and not really kinda messed up stuff and and and that's where we find ourselves and i guess at some point we we made that mean that deal. I do think that people tend to be complex. And it's perfectly plausible to me that he actually cares about first responders and also did these terrible things. I mean that he's allegedly done. It wouldn't be the first time that a person has has done great things and done terrible things when it wouldn't be a first time that you know we've completed You know Skill and success with some sort of moral fiber But it's important to keep these things in mind and also You know. I think that we this is a sports podcast you know. We are able to make some distinctions between are the people be root for and the laundry. I mean josh. The allegations against jameis winston are from three years ago when he was in the league and when he was in college and the nfl is dealing with a contemporaneous case. Right now shawn. Watson did not play on sunday for the houston texans. He is facing these allegations from more than twenty massage therapists about sexual harassment and assault. The houston texans overcame that adversity beating the jaguars in game. One behind. Backup quarterback tyrod taylor. I mean louis ivan thinking just about how we talk about quote unquote overcoming adversity in sports. But also like what are the kinds of controversies. That hurt safe to talk about and in the open you had. Espn's commentators declining over six rounds to say anything about the allegations published racket. Magazine and slate. Against sasha's veira of accused of abusing and ex girlfriend. What they did talk about quite extensively was the controversy over. Stefan city passes bathroom breaks. And then there's like a. I can't remember which round was but there was this kind of joke that i guess it was patrick. Mcenroe made a joke catch on the on the court where he's like there weren't any you know bathroom breaks in this match and it was just all like fighting and blah blah. Which like. i actually need to stop you right there. Because i feel like stephanos depaz has gotten a really bad deal and like he's not doing anything that's not in the rules and the bathroom breaks. He's taking and it was just like these guys are like going really like deep and intense on this this very kind of safe controversy and there's the other one this like elephant in the room that nobody is even touching about are addressing and just the fact that the.
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"And i think her run to the final was even more difficult than than than route. O'conner wrote o'connor's was beating now sokha to top five players and other former champion to get there. So how does this even happen. I mean it was it. Just sort of coincidence serendipity everything falling into place for these two young women at the exact same time or is there something about the makeup of the of women's tennis today. That allowed this to happen. I think for one thing. Women sentences incredibly deep radical and. It said that anyone in the draw can win any tournament and she gives herself as is proof of that but at same time. I don't think that's quite true but it's pretty close to true. I mean there are just there at least twenty players who in any given tournament. you know. You're not shocked to see Walking away with the title and that's a testament to the tourist depth. I also think though that The crowd also did play a big part of it especially in fernandez. She no she. She really worked how to sort of collaborate with the crowd. I mean she harnessed their energy and use them really conducted them in this kind of masterful way and maybe that is was different this year And i do also think that there is a little bit of a sense of solidarity between them they also there was an eighteen year old carlos Who beat stephanos citizen. Incredible five-set match and emirati talked about wanting to to join their group. She was. She was pretty explicit about being inspired by their performance. And so. I do think that that was different. We've seen incredible runs from single teenagers. You know tech blasted her way to the french open title at the age of nineteen last year and a performance like dominant performance. That was noodle ask but but this was a there was a sense of movement. Here i mean there was a sense of a real kind of Something is happening in the sport. I mean i began at thinking being feeling pretty pessimistic about tennis. Feeling that it was in a bad place. I ended feeling. Just like honestly uplifted. And their success was a huge part of it and and they're sort of and the sort of sense that you know. I mean it's a cliche but you know there was just no outcome. That was going to be a bad outcome. They were at least for the moment. Whatever happened whatever was happening was good and it was good to just like. Let yourself feel that way. Once so one of the marquee matchups of the first round was sloan stevens versus madison keys. They played in the title Matched for years ago That's a testament to the depth of the women's field. And i didn't mention both of them are unranked at at this moment and they played really well. And if you watch the match and enslin. Stevens beat keys You're like madison keys win this tournament. I mean she has the the tools and she hits harder than probably anybody else. Maybe the site of sabah link in the field and then sloan stevens beats. Cocoa gov is the teen sensation of the tennis world at least prior to this tournament and sloan. Stevens looks like okay. She's probably she. she can win the tournament. Then she loses to angie kerber And then leyla fernandez. Beats andy kerber and Around prior to that. Leyla fernandez be naomi asaka and after that match osaka was just so distraught so down saying that even winning doesn't bring joy and she's not sherwin she's gonna play again and just the contrast between what osaka was saying and thinking and feeling and how these teenagers Were just processing. This entire tournament is incredibly stark. And you know back to the crowd. Asaka started at the us open in that match with maybe the most intense crowd experience. In at least that. I can remember though. Ben and the match where serena williams was getting into it with the chair empire and we all remember that and and know about that. And just i guess namhae-ho soccer has never really had that moment that these teenagers dead even in her great victory and i it. That's even more clear now and in this kind of contrast and even as there is the sort of joy and lightness and and happiness even defeat for somebody like leyla fernandez. It does feel feel bad for nemea. Asaka that she's is the place where she has a new hope that she can find the joy at some point soon. Absolutely i mean that was a wrenching moment and You know i i. I can't imagine how hard this summer was for osaka. And maybe moments over the past couple years. She's referenced i do think you know know. Misako has called herself shy in a lot of this experience has been obviously pretty hard for her. And i do think that we don't know what's going to happen with these teenagers. They did have the experience that she didn't get to how this where the crowd embrace them at the same time. Emirati kanu is is about to be a spotlight that that very few people in the world have ever experienced. And we don't know how she will. She will experience it and layla fernandez. Whatever else she is she is not shy but at the same time you know that she obviously took that loss very you know. She was smiling at a moments in the end. But she you know that was a hard loss for. She's obviously extremely competitive. And she's been very clear that her family has made incredible sacrifices to get her where she is and her whole life and her family's life is writing on her success on the tennis court. And that's also hard place to be in so i don't mean to be naive about you know where we're going to end up. I think tennis is one thing has become clear as tennis. A really hard sport and it's a mental sport and we're having all these conversations about mental health. But i mean is i hope finds whatever help and support she wants she's about to be hosting the met gala so she's not exactly disappearing from the public. I i hope that's fun for her or whatever she wants it to be so yeah i mean at some point. She needs to find the balance or help. She finds it all..
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"S. Open. Novak Djokovic sauces, Vera Career of one the 1st 46 Djokovic won the second 6 to 1 third 64 in that third set in the final game. There was a rally that consisted of 53 shots 53 shots two players head and he needed a moment We all did. 6264 at that point. Very. I've stayed alive with 46 win in the fourth. And now here we are. Djokovic has hit the afterburners. He's up 51 serving for the match there at Deuce. If Novak Djokovic wins, he is three sets away from history and completing the calendar slam. Winner will get Daniel Medvedev on Sunday. Medvedev earlier today straight, said the winner in his third career major final It'll be his second ever at the U. S. Sultan Baseball tonight endures the batter with one out. Nobody on pitch. Door drives one tour the right field corner, slicing down the line. It's deep, and it is a home run. It's off the foul pole down the right field line, and it's a homer the opposite way for Francisco Lindores. Plainer and as what they call WCBS Yankees take game unto me the Mets. Wow. Way to go. Kevin Mets take Game one against the Yankees tended three reminder. We have coverage of the final two games of this weekend series from feeding Citi Field Saturday and Sunday Saturday, beginning at seven P.m. Eastern, on a special 20th anniversary of 9 11. Then Sunday night. We're back on Monday after a week one and the Bears. That's right. The bear's face. The Rams will tell you how Matthew Stafford looks after his L. A debut, and if we got a First.
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"Top seed Novak Djokovic has kept his grand slam dream on track but not before seeing off a determined US open fourth round challenge from the Californian Jenson Brooksby the twenty year old wild cat entry dominated the early stages of the match before the world number one finally found his rhythm and paddle to a one six and then six three six two six two victory the took almost three hours was a good finish it wasn't a good start but on an old experienced specter the battle and I got that one and so I'm I'm pleased to overcome it the Senate next takes on the sixty eight Matteo Barrett teeny bad news for the other two remaining Americans in the draw Shelby Rogers and Rania polka buzz losing their fourth round matches I'm Graham like us
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"I felt fortunate in two thousand sixteen. Because you know like on the women's side you had stomping through and stopping kerber from becoming a gold medalists because the was absolutely going to do that. And then you had you know del po. Taking our novak in the in the first round the man had just won the and he wants a gold medal is the last thing he has to do when he's gone on the first round bitch so it was kind of like you know some even though real was super ugly there were a couple of very key things that that would have made it. You know fifty times uglier than happen but here we are five years later and it could be no ugly because now argue is way worse is just way. Worse is like the girl to say Legend we love you say is then wind from worse to worse. And that's what's happened on the p two this year as just went from worse and i was looking at. I was looking at his matches and novak inbetween australia and paris. Kind of play by say for the most part but it doesn't matter at all because he's one of the big titles yep he has not he. I'm telling you it's not played super well for the most part. Yeah and he has not. He hasn't had to. That's the big thing. That's north of the last three or four years to be honest since he came back. Yes absolutely and i tell people like he especially even in major finals that he's constantly winning. He is not really played his best tennis since that. The two i think two thousand nineteen australian open when he destroyed rafa like he. That was the last time he played like really great tennis finals in route save and he played. I thought he played pretty well. at a was the thing that they had before melbourne last year dainty wind up i thought he played really well to atp cup last year. That's probably last. I felt like oh like he's. He's playing. The level is high. Because i felt like all those matches where the level was really really high it for most of his matches. So that's the last time. I can recall him actually really playing well but even still. That's been a while. And that's not a slam i don't know but he's still winning everything i think he he played. I think he played on played in the australian open final year. Maybe the but medvedev was also just horrible. Was bad seriously all these other slang finals that he's one since that twenty maintaining australian open. You got that one nineteen wimbledon. It was five sets but that match with final set and twenty twenty. Australian open was that was like five cents against team And then yeah. The french open this year totally lost that match. I don't ever get over to mobile. I can't believe it. I was so like i was so excited. And i like i just i. I just can't imagine how you feel because for me. Like i'm not even that into depaz like and i was gutted gutted. Listen i have not felt like that after a grand slam final since like. I don't know when it's been a long time. It was exactly a the serena lost definitely not man's final. I know that i have ever been like not over. White man likes. Not since andy roddick.
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"Sports flag. Carrington. Novak Djokovic joins the 20 Slam club. Djokovic lost the opening sentiment Albertini but swept the next three to win at Wimbledon. Jugovic now tied with Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer for the most men slam titles of all time. Next month US Open you'll have a chance to not only win at 21st Slam but become the first since 1969 to sweep all four slams in a calendar year. Made responded would turn out to be 16 long guns, body armor and more than 1000 rounds of ammunition in a Denver hotel room. She alerted police who obtained a warrant and arrested four people on an illegal weapons charges. The hotel it's just two blocks from course Field site of this year's All Star game. Eighth floor room also had a balcony overlooking Denver's downtown baseball scores on this final day before the All Star break. Robby Ray is a no hitter through five innings for the Toronto Blue Jays. They're headed The Tampa Bay Rays. Three Nothing in the bottom of the sixth inning, the Orioles with a 21 late on the White Sox Austin Hayes with a two run shot in the first That's holding up into the fifth inning. Now the Mets a five spot in the first and they continue to lead the Pirates five to that game now in the fifth Ronald Tourists, a three run homer and the Phillies lead at Fenway Park 51 on the Red Sox Marlins ahead of the Ronald Cumulus Braves, 62 in the bottom of the fourth inning. Tigers Twins scoreless in the second same thing for the Yankees and Astros, the red to slim one. Nothing lead on the Brewers, Chris Paul and the Sun's own a too old lead in the NBA Finals, although he knows better than to take anything for granted from.
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"Army with his army. The dave is that we're going army and that was always supposed to be made for netflix. This is not a move that was supposed to be to the theaters transferred to net flicks. Is it right. That was snyder directly. Making a movie for nets likes wrong. I didn't do my research. On far as i know it was so at that just shows that netflix's putting in these huge hundred million dollar budget to make their own movies for their own netflix's studio right right. They just released their summer slate and they sort of made this promise to fans in twenty twenty one day. We're gonna have a new release every week and they whether it's whether it's a series or whether it's movie they have something releasing every week what's interesting about what they do is. They actually released in theaters a week before a really so i think they are now experimenting with the idea of what we have. These big movies that were making ourselves. We're not acquiring them big names. Should we try to theatrical model and has stuff go or not set our consumer where they're going to be like well hold on. I subscribe to netflix. Been been loyal. Now you're telling me. I gotta go see in the theater but it was only a week so i think it was those people who are zack. Snyder fans zombie. Movies was a big. You know big grand movie that a lot of warlike. What a week earlier and seed in the theater. Because i want to have that experience. And i'll probably watch it again on netflix week later. So it's not like it was like three months into theater before people in are starting to experiment with that the model and they don't see that being a problem anyways if you subscribe netflix's that's probably because you wanna watch it in the confines comforts of your own home. You're not so worried about the fact. That only i can watch. This movie is more like. I don't have to go out to do it so if you want to go see it in the theater. Go for who cares. I mean i could see. That doesn't bother me. I think a lot of people do net distance from reviewing netflix's movies quite often I think a lot of people what they do not necessarily seek out a move your net flex. Occasionally they will be willing. Oh i heard about this. we'll just turn it on. They see the new releases and they watch know what i mean and they just use the channel surf like they just surf through netflix's and they see a new like amy adams movie called women in the woman in the window. That came out of a hitchcock in a couple of weeks ago or last week and it wasn't a great movie but it was number one. Because why was the new thing annapolis nine on their home page and they turn it around but movies like army cadet that has level legitimate fan base will people will seek out that title grassing theater so well and his last that he did the remake for dawn of the dead which was amazing. It's one of my favorite movies even more so than the original dawn of the dead. So i think zack snyder zombie. Movie very much interested in seeing totally totally and he said this. A sequel are arming. The damage they know is its own thing but it really was like i. I actually watched it. They sent me a screener. And i watched it at home and i was thinking watching it like. I'm kind of doing this movie disservice by watching it at home. Because the spectacle of it and like i don't know if you saw a trailer thousand in vegas and you know the soundtrack with Dolby that's the other thing that we're seeing is that when people are going back. They're going back they wanted. They're seeking out. Link premiums theaters will be sound. The look if i'm going to be at home. I want it to be as opposite to being at home all all. Spend the extra money to be like in a coup theater. We'll send them people are booking these private watch parties where you can pick out a whole theater for like twenty people. Yeah smart superfund to like you. You know like two hundred starts out with two hundred bucks that like twenty people chip in and there you go to the bar and have have that order dinner now. It's a great night out but we'll see if it can be lucrative for movie theaters before because you know. Twenty people in the rate for these multiplexes have all these tiny little theaters. Keebler invoking up all the big premium theaters. They got these little ones. That are sorta the allergies. So it's a perfect thing right now woolsey so yes so armee of the dead. I'm going to just go each movie. This one interests me. And i'm looking forward to seeing this and you've already seen it earning. It's already in the theaters now. Okay but it's now it. Now it's on netflix. See zombies big. Dave or that's a good. That's a good mix. I'm i'm going for that. One zach snyder. So i'm in for that a lot of kick ass you like you. His snyder always has it his movies to always says kick ass women in their mataro is under nineteen entira. Thirteen taro. that took over for chris. Here's really cool thing about this movie. I didn't even realize when i watched it and read it afterwards Kristalina on you know. He had that whole he had like some. I think sexual harassment issue or something like that. He was actually in the film rolling removed him and charo film all her scenes opposite. Nobody and they digitally put her in the movie. A you would never know. And she was actually my favorite character. I was like opposite attendance. Fall in all right so that one is the theaters now but also in may twenty-first first netflix flicks Next big one. That was just a couple of them. Crew ella which is may twenty eighth disney. Of course. Tom krill the ninety nine. One hundred one asians cj. I'm telling you. I even though this is kind of set in the fashion world and you know i used to be enough business excited about this and was kind of like it is thomson kinda go to on you. Know it's like crew eligibile who glenn close played in her last live action hundred one donations. It's her prequel. Is her origin story. How she became evil where she came from. And i was like you know is probably not for me even though it would sound like would be me right like irl lead emma stone la la land hoping but it was amazing sleeper. Hit of the summer. I love this movie. And craig the less the if this tells you anything. If you'll saw i tanya tanya lerman course those great he's also directing a tommy lee in pamela anderson series. Okay on mike tyson series so he kinda gets the hump behind the lake infamous and notorious and they kind of like the the evil and he puts them as the lead right so so well even with disney. I actually talked about moving. He told me that the disney executives said we disney tight relieve wanted to feel like there was a a a disney movie or somebody. Just got to rebel against all the disney tropes stereotypes. This is that movie and he said we would show them stock that we were sure they were going to be like no. We can't put movies on disney ass and they really go for it so he kinda has an edge to it and it's but it still feels like an is also we haven't been in the theater anything kinda has that spectacle feeling like. Aw they spend money on if it almost looks like a tim burton movie just the character and the the field at the vibe of it. Wait wait in huge. Tim burton fan. And i loved it. So yeah it definitely has that that. I think they've been doing a great job with their live action. Like i love the latin because i think they got the right direction they got the i ritchie. Who's kind of role. Kind of cool directory is married from.
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