20 Burst results for "Phil House"
ESPN FC
"phil house" Discussed on ESPN FC
"I liked a light this spirit of the players and all the players have been very, very good in that matter. Yeah, and what a sense of relief for Graham Potter. Well, yeah, unbelievable. And I think that we may be talking for Chelsea a bit down. I'm not sure we do in other purpose. Frank tried to make it a bit up because you play against Dortmund. You haven't lost a game in 2023. This is a game who is at the moment challenging buy in. Yes, there was a key moment when Julian Brown, maybe the best player in this year. Was injured and had to go off after 5 minutes. But if you saw the draw for Chelsea in the state have been in and they're playing Dortmund, then you may argue that they were the best team endorsements. They're coming home, are still going to turn it around, they created chances, there was something about their attitude I like. And I am with Frank. I think that hobbits had a great game. Not only did he have the courage to make it twice. I mean, he's a big game player, you may say, after scoring the winner in the Champions League Final. But it's also the way he kept the ball for them when it was needed at two zero because after the penalty Dortmund came into the game, they had some good chances that we spoke about, but this is a great way not only for grandpa. This is a great win in the Champions League when you over two games, you are knocking out Borussia Dortmund, a great performance by Chelsea football club. See this is one of the frustrating things. If you're a Chelsea fan looking on, is that you see how that's having this kind of game, you see cooler ballet having this sort of performance could corella and others. But it's not about doing it once and once in a blue moon. It's about doing it consistently. I suppose that's two inch now back to back. You got what Leicester Everton villa. I think in your next three matches. Yeah, but it's a possibility now, isn't it to get things? But they're setting in the middle of the table. And that ain't good enough. But what I'm saying is, is this where the tide turns? Do these two results? This is Liverpool all over, isn't it? You know, is that thrashing of man united where it turns for them? Can they go on? We thought no. What jokes is going to pitch up from here on in. I think green Porter will be hoping it's the one we saw tonight and in some sense. In Germany. He talked a bit why, I think the occasion was one of the reasons why such a big game Champions League, you know, Phil house at home behind so I think that was part of it and also that you
Winsidr WNBA Show
"phil house" Discussed on Winsidr WNBA Show
"Maybe Minnesota is a little bit high at four, but I just history has shown us this is a franchise that is run by Cheryl reeve with Sylvia fouls at the anchor. You can never count them out. They're going to find ways to win games. They're going to find ways to be in contention. Time and time again. 100%. I mean, with Minnesota, the interesting confusing concerning aspect, like you said. When it comes to Minnesota, especially this year, I really have to check myself. Am I being extra harsh because I'm from there? Am I being extra attentive? Because I'm from there. At the end of the day, like you said, you have the best center arguably in the history. You have the best coach arguably in the history. You have an angel McConaughey who really wants to win a ring and has shown over the past few years, even coming back from injuries she I mean, obviously the assumption is she can bounce back like she did last time from the knee injury and hopefully have a productive season. The question mark for me is, you know, it's the bookends. It's okay. After sill, dantes is still not 100 I've heard. The last report I saw. So what's that going to look like? Because right now, she's the only big on this team that can shoot. And then are you going to be playing a lot of small ball with maybe putting angel to the fore, gone to set the 5, or still at the 5, or there's going to be a lot of combinations, then you've got the question, the pointer. Obviously, they declared in solve some things, but crystal dangerfield. Are they going to keep Yvonne Turner? Are they going to keep Rachel banham who's a fan favorite? There's a lot of questions. Obviously, in my opinion, is that they're in a tough situation because the Natalie John would contract, but also just look at I'm not in the conversations or discussions that happen in roster movement in salary negotiations. But if you ask me, if I look at leisure claritin, angel McCall tree in Sylvia falls contracts, that is one 30 90 and 200. I feel like I could have skimmed off enough that I would save 72 K to save me some space for one more roster spot. We talked about this before. Obviously, share a read as much smarter when it comes to this stuff than I, but you have to wonder how much that Natalie John will contract is really going to hurt them in their ability to foster a deeper roster because Kayla McBride isn't coming for a little bit. Some other players, I know crystal dangerfield's not even in the country yet. So the early on in the season, having key players like that not there, yes, more of the players were there. This camp, the normal, but this is going to be a tough start for this Minnesota lynx team. The question is, how do they weather the early storm? And then what do we see throughout the rest of the season? But I do think talent wise, you have to put them in a top 6. All right, Rachel, dangerous. I think the success of Minnesota. This is an opportunity for KLM McBride, aerial powers, and Jessica shepherd, to step up. They all have to play well. But there's an opportunity for two, if not all three of them, to elevate their play this year, which I think I personally believe is more than possible. I'm a huge fan of shepherd. I mean, I'm just like, this could be a really big summer for her. In my mind, that's just that's just kind of my opinion. Those three players, you know, I think that you can be because clarendon is a great fit with this roster. I think it's a phenomenal fit. We know what Phil's house is going to bring. Those three players you're looking at. I mean, you could throw down to send there too because we all know. I mean, we stock a couple of years ago what she's capable of bringing to this team. But those three players have got to elevate their play and have a phenomenal year. Yeah. It's as simple as them, it's as simple as that. I'm just going to run through the different tiers and then we're going to touch on two more teams. Dangerous but not consistent. The mercury sparks, liberty and wings, bottom of the barrel dream and fever. The two teams that I want to touch on briefly is the mercury and the sparks. Now, the mercury in my mind, you can't say they're a step behind. They lost their best player last year. They wouldn't make the run they made. Literally, Rachel, we talked about this everybody thought I was crazy when I picked the mercury from early in the playoffs to go to the finals. Everyone was talking shit about me, but I was right, okay? Because Brittany griner was playing MVP level out of her mind basketball. When she was doing that, it didn't matter what the rest of the team did. It covered up for dieter os horrible Swiss cheese of defense. It covered up for Skyler diggins Smith just struggling through at different points during the postseason. And other players obviously. Sophie Cunningham had a crazy good game. Bria Turner had a really good game. There was other players who were doing important things. But at the end of the day, it really came down to Brittany griner just putting the team on her back. Now, obviously bringing Tina Charles is still a star studded team, but DNR is a pastor brought. She's ring chasing at this point. Hated her love it. That's what it is..
WNYC 93.9 FM
"phil house" Discussed on WNYC 93.9 FM
"And he was also larger than life A phrase I have seen used in almost every story and every interview I've read about him But really Andre was larger than life He was a 6 foot 6 queer loud black man who towered Literally and figuratively over the fashion world Usually while wearing a very dramatic cake But this is not a shirt to sleep in okay This is a shirt to go to Carla Phil's house In ramat two in central bay to have lunch on the terrace Then you change at night into another color Perhaps in silk This is not a night shirt Don't get this mixed up with a grand papa night shirt Not at these prices Andre's story is kind of a fairytale He grew up in the Jim Crow south He discovered Vogue magazine and segregated Durham North Carolina At the public library when he was just a kid And that changed his life When I was ripping pages out of Vogue putting the pictures up on my wall in my room with thumbtacks and I just had a room wallpaper from head to ceiling floor to ceiling with images from Vogue Flash forward a bit Andre goes on to become one of the most defining and recognizable voices in fashion for decades He also had a master's degree in French literature I know Andre was poetic He was lyrical He was dramatic He had impeccable taste Better than mine and yours too But above all he.
WABE 90.1 FM
"phil house" Discussed on WABE 90.1 FM
"Many forms it could be a flower It could be a gesture It could be so many things so many things Andre was a fashion editor Most notably at Vogue magazine And he was also larger than life The phrase I have seen used in almost every story and every interview I've read about him But really Andre was larger than life He was a 6 foot 6 queer loud black man who towered Literally and figuratively over the fashion world Usually while wearing a very dramatic cake But this is not a shirt to sleep in okay This is a shirt to go to Carla Phil's house In rematch well in central pay to have lunch on a terrace Then you change at night into another color Perhaps in silk This is not a night shirt Don't get this mixed up with a grand papa night shirt Not at these prices Andre's story is kind of a fairytale He grew up in the Jim Crow south He discovered Vogue magazine and segregated Durham North Carolina At the public library when he was just a kid And that changed his life When I was ripping pages out of Vogue putting the pictures up on my wall in my room with thumbtacks and I just had a room wallpaper from head to ceiling floor to ceiling with images from Vogue Flash forward a bit Andre goes on to become one of the most defining and recognizable voices in fashion for decades He also had a master's degree in French literature I know Andre was poetic He was lyrical He was dramatic He had impeccable taste Better than mine and yours too But above.
They Called This a Movie
"phil house" Discussed on They Called This a Movie
"But you know. That's not the the crossover this world was gonna. It's gonna get. I guess no because that was. That was my first thought about that. I remember when i watch this for the first time. So cool they make those. Little nets can play soccer on the beach. And now as i've gotten older. I'm like that would be just annoying. Why are those kids playing soccer on the beach. I've gotten hold dumber. I went to ocean city maryland. And i brought my baseball glove and i felt so self conscious playing like throwing the ball on the beach and it was pretty much empty. There's very few people on there. Just felt super self conscious at the ball. Get away and we would look like those jerks if what are these guys doing throwing a baseball on the beach. You know it just ruining. Everyone's time. And i i couldn't be comfortable and i couldn't have fun doing something that i've always enjoyed doing. I wouldn't recommend it. Yeah yeah the last time. I remember point anything on the beaches when at you and i were on the windiest beach. Ever been on trying to throw a football to each other and north carolina Yeah i couldn't. I maybe west coast beaches are different. I don't know. I could not imagine playing a sport on when a jersey shore be. I don't know where this movie takes place because there's debutante balls and for some reason. She has a southern accent. When she's boy. So i assume this was the south. Maybe got allina. Yes so yeah. Pepe sides that before we get into this week's movie gentlemen. What have you watched this week. I've kicked off spooky season i've Going full tilt now watched the twenty eighteen halloween remake. Or it's not the remake right it's the sequel to sequel sequel. So i watched that not bad. Not bad definitely leaves me wanting to see the halloween kills movie. That comes out soon. I'm sure we'll check that. I watched that started watching midnight. Mass on net flicks the same people who made haunting and phil house and the bligh manner. Jeff and good So far it's really good. A friend at work recommended this to me and a told me that Hamish linklater is the mvp of this. This series and i have to admit it pretty good. I think he has delivered. Strong performance go is so i would recommend checking it out is hamish linklater. The the priests the young priest is the priest. Yes he is very convincing. He gives rick few sermons at our. I'm not a religious person. You definitely feel as if this person doesn't think it's bullshit you know it's very very good stuff and if you enjoyed the blind manner if you enjoyed haunting pill house i like how each series so far has kind of focused on different aspects. This is more of religion. And i've always kind of thought. Religion is a pretty fast anything. I'm not again. I'm not super religious but religion has kinda. It's moved the world obviously so seeing how they kind of dive into it. It's interesting so i i would absolutely recommend. Yeah i've i've watched two episodes. I think so far two or three or two and a half maybe good. I like it so far. Yeah he's really good hamish linkletter from the new adventures of old christine fame. If you remember that show a i know he was in. The big short wasn't he. I've i've never seen the big short. Okay that's what i'd know him from. I remember him being julia louis. Dreyfus's brother the sheriff rule. Is that his name i. I don't really remember what his name is in the show. Yeah i in the show. I'm not sure he's his real name is rahul. I thank right. I i don't know i can't remember. But he is so good. He was some manner right correct. He was cook. Yeah yes he is very very good. He's a good actor. I enjoy seeing him. And they're you know with the whole fantastic four. Everyone's doing their fan casts. Someone mentioned having him a mister fantastic like man. You know what. I could see that i could see him. Being mister fantastic. I would definitely enjoy seeing him in the emcee. You Gadget that's interesting interesting pick. Yeah yeah it's it's definitely outside the box. And i give people credit for that. It's better than just hearing someone. Fan cast john krasinski. And emily bluntly there. The i think of it right. It's that's been that's a tale as time point. The okay yeah. That's one of the things. I've so i've watched this week too but mark you watched anything. I'm gonna ask that question now. I'm not washing anything and not watch the movie. The closest thing is i randomly watched a Hour long documentary on the deepest part of the ocean. So that's about all i watched. That's the thing. Yeah it was a british thing from years ago about the challenger deep which is the the lowest point of the ocean where they've measured the seabed. It's a it was really interesting they It was a japanese vessel. Sent down like a mechanical thing. Not an in person submarine and like tied fish around the edges to see if it would attract anything and they when they got down there they found maybe one fish but what they found was a bunch of ac- cucumbers like on the floor. Yeah and they were acting exactly like the ones that higher elevation so the what they were thinking was that with that tells is that there's actually a current on the floor because they were all facing the same direction you know letting the the food flow in so that was that was probably like one of the big discoveries there but it was pretty cool seeing you know the really insane fish that are that are down that deep and brought a couple up and like all their to be able to survive the pressure like all their skins like gelatinous and stuff like that like their muscles. Is that the blob fish. It's a monkfish or something it's called. Yeah so it doesn't survive the pressure dropping like that right and then it kind of melts as it comes up it it it. It won't ride just because it's meant to have all the war the pressure from being low in the water that ourselves but it was really interesting. I had watched a a segment on giant bomb teaching one of the guys on there about the oceans and they mentioned this documentary on aaron and i went to youtube and founded on. So it's pretty fun so glad other podcasts. Get you to watch things but not this one. I actually watched one thing every. Yeah that's true. touche egg on my face. Okay as for me. I didn't watch much as we've beside midnight mass. I am also in spooky season. But i really get a chance to watch much this week. Besides i watched halloween six. The curse of michael myers. Because i had it in my head that i had never seen halloween. Six willer lert. I have seen halloween six. Not good scholar power and analysts. That's not a spoiler alert for us. It's more for you isn't it. yeah it was. I know. I'm spoiling it for you guys that i have. I not good not where they shot multiple endings. I don't remember. I don't remember the That was the one that came out in like ninety five and kill off jamie like immediately. She has a child and the.
They Called This a Movie
"phil house" Discussed on They Called This a Movie
"Hey how's it going guys. One quick question for you guys are probably been to the beach more than i have. Because i'm not really a beach person that opening scene of this movie that we're going to talk about. Is there ever. A beach is full of people playing soccer and volleyball at the same time. Like just seemed way. Too busy eyelid. Pacoima things and go to another beach soccer kids. That seems like a terrible beach. I was hoping the camera would pan over and we would see camp crystal lake slaughter would go on but you know. That's not the the crossover this world was gonna. It's gonna get. I guess no because that was. That was my first thought about that. I remember when i watch this for the first time. So cool they make those. Little nets can play soccer on the beach. And now as i've gotten older. I'm like that would be just annoying. Why are those kids playing soccer on the beach. I've gotten hold dumber. I went to ocean city maryland. And i brought my baseball glove and i felt so self conscious playing like throwing the ball on the beach and it was pretty much empty. There's very few people on there. Just felt super self conscious at the ball. Get away and we would look like those jerks if what are these guys doing throwing a baseball on the beach. You know it just ruining. Everyone's time. And i i couldn't be comfortable and i couldn't have fun doing something that i've always enjoyed doing. I wouldn't recommend it. Yeah yeah the last time. I remember point anything on the beaches when at you and i were on the windiest beach. Ever been on trying to throw a football to each other and north carolina Yeah i couldn't. I maybe west coast beaches are different. I don't know. I could not imagine playing a sport on when a jersey shore be. I don't know where this movie takes place because there's debutante balls and for some reason. She has a southern accent. When she's boy. So i assume this was the south. Maybe got allina. Yes so yeah. Pepe sides that before we get into this week's movie gentlemen. What have you watched this week. I've kicked off spooky season i've Going full tilt now watched the twenty eighteen halloween remake. Or it's not the remake right it's the sequel to sequel sequel. So i watched that not bad. Not bad definitely leaves me wanting to see the halloween kills movie. That comes out soon. I'm sure we'll check that. I watched that started watching midnight. Mass on net flicks the same people who made haunting and phil house and the bligh manner. Jeff and good So far it's really good. A friend at work recommended this to me and a told me that Hamish linklater is the mvp of this. This series and i have to admit it pretty good. I think he has delivered. Strong performance go is so i would recommend checking it out is hamish linklater. The the priests the young priest is the priest. Yes he is very convincing. He gives rick few sermons at our. I'm not a religious person. You definitely feel as if this person doesn't think it's bullshit you know it's very very good stuff and if you enjoyed the blind manner if you enjoyed haunting pill house i like how each series so far has kind of focused on different aspects. This is more of religion. And i've always kind of thought. Religion is a pretty fast anything. I'm not again. I'm not super religious but religion has kinda. It's moved the world obviously so seeing how they kind of dive into it. It's interesting so i i would absolutely recommend. Yeah i've i've watched two episodes. I think so far two or three or two and a half maybe good. I like it so far. Yeah he's really good hamish linkletter from the new adventures of old christine fame. If you remember that show a i know he was in. The big short wasn't he. I've i've never seen the big short. Okay that's what i'd know him from. I remember him being julia louis. Dreyfus's brother the sheriff rule. Is that his name i. I don't really remember what his name is in the show. Yeah i in the show. I'm not sure he's his real name is rahul. I thank right. I i don't know i can't remember. But he is so good. He was some manner right correct. He was cook. Yeah yes he is very very good. He's a good actor. I enjoy seeing him. And they're you know with the whole fantastic four. Everyone's doing their fan casts. Someone mentioned having him a mister fantastic like man. You know what. I could see that i could see him. Being mister fantastic. I would definitely enjoy seeing him in the emcee. You Gadget that's interesting interesting pick. Yeah yeah it's it's definitely outside the box. And i give people credit for that. It's better than just hearing someone. Fan cast john krasinski. And emily bluntly there. The i think of it right. It's that's been that's a tale as time point. The okay yeah. That's one of the things. I've so i've watched this week too but mark you watched anything. I'm gonna ask that question now. I'm not washing anything and not watch the movie. The closest thing is i randomly watched a Hour long documentary on the deepest part of the ocean. So that's about all i watched. That's the thing. Yeah it was a british thing from years ago about the challenger deep which is the the lowest point of the ocean where they've measured the seabed. It's a it was really interesting they It was a japanese vessel. Sent down like a mechanical thing. Not an in person submarine and like tied fish around the edges to see if it would attract anything and they when they got down there they found maybe one fish but what they found was a bunch of ac- cucumbers like on the floor. Yeah and they were acting exactly like the ones that higher elevation so the what they were thinking was that with that tells is that there's actually a current on the floor because they were all facing the same direction you know letting the the food flow in so that was that was probably like one of the big discoveries there but it was pretty cool seeing you know the really insane fish that are that are down that deep and brought a couple up and like all their to be able to survive the pressure like all their skins like gelatinous and stuff like that like their muscles. Is that the blob fish. It's a monkfish or something it's called. Yeah so it doesn't survive the pressure dropping like that right and then it kind of melts as it comes up it it it. It won't ride just because it's meant to have all the war the pressure from being low in the water that ourselves but it was really interesting. I had watched a a segment on giant bomb teaching one of the guys on there about the oceans and they mentioned this documentary on aaron and i went to youtube and founded on. So it's pretty fun so glad other podcasts. Get you to watch things but not this one. I actually watched one thing every. Yeah that's true. touche egg on my face. Okay as for me. I didn't watch much as we've beside midnight mass. I am also in spooky season. But i really get a chance to watch much this week. Besides i watched halloween six. The curse of michael myers. Because i had it in my head that i had never seen halloween. Six willer lert. I have seen halloween six. Not good scholar power and analysts. That's not a spoiler alert for us. It's more for you isn't it. yeah it was. I know. I'm spoiling it for you guys that i have. I not good not where they shot multiple endings. I don't remember. I don't remember the That was the one that came out in like ninety five and kill off jamie like immediately. She has a child and the.
WLS-AM 890
"phil house" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"I caught up on this, Uh 30 for 30, ESPN special at the 1986 Mets, the World Series team. Jim is a big Mets fan producer, Jim and he had told me this is such a great show. You got to watch it. So I sat down for four hours. I couldn't turn away the 1986 Mets, and it reminds me I was a Yankees fan, not a Mets fan, but I was very happy to Mets won the 1986 World Series. I was a kid and I was I was 12. I mean, you know, I'm not thinking about solving the world's problems at 12 years old. But I was happy for them. My mom was a Mets fan and that stunning World Series victory, of course with the Bill Buckner era and it's a real shame, because you know, Bill Buckner is such a great player and became You know, it's infamous for that one plane he shouldn't have. He was such a great player throughout his career. I mean, it was just right. Jim Buckner was a great hitter. I mean, if phenomenal player and it's really a shame that a lot of people just associated with that one moment But I watched that upset victory. The Mets come back in the ninth, and I remember just losing my mind being so happy for my mom and she was screaming, jumping up and down and this guy Phil's house we were at it was a friend of Of hers at the time. But Comey thinking How mad I am now. I don't mean like man at the world are mad at you. I mean mad at what the sports world. Dead. I had such special memories and I was a kid sports. I did I, uh, you know those moments. You you all know. I mean, if your guys ladies out there you were at a game with your dad or your mom or whatever, and home run gets hit in the beard gets thrown in the air and everything like that. People throw and popcorn, peanuts, crackerjacks all over the place. Whatever. Everybody's just going nuts together something about the collective energy of the crowd. Sports brings us that. It's a form of entertainment. You don't see that the movie theater, right? I mean, very rarely in a movie theater. You know, you're not watching, like return to the Jedi, where Luke Skywalker throws Darth Vader over the thing, and everybody gets up in cheers. That just doesn't happen. But it happens in sports, right and those moments I missed them. I've been, uh, stranger to sports for the last few years because of the Wokeness and I just don't want to. It's just not my thing. I just can't take it and I'm really mad. Like many of you are There's a special moments to me. I remember every second of that 1986 Mets World Series. I remember there was sitting at the end of the couch on the right side. And this guy Phil's house watching that And that feeling of elation and joy. Why'd you have to take that from us?
The Dan Bongino Show
How the Wokeness Is Killing the Simple Joy of Sports
"I caught up on this, Uh 30 for 30, ESPN special at the 1986 Mets, the World Series team. Jim is a big Mets fan producer, Jim and he had told me this is such a great show. You got to watch it. So I sat down for four hours. I couldn't turn away the 1986 Mets, and it reminds me I was a Yankees fan, not a Mets fan, but I was very happy to Mets won the 1986 World Series. I was a kid and I was I was 12. I mean, you know, I'm not thinking about solving the world's problems at 12 years old. But I was happy for them. My mom was a Mets fan and that stunning World Series victory, of course with the Bill Buckner era and it's a real shame, because you know, Bill Buckner is such a great player and became You know, it's infamous for that one plane he shouldn't have. He was such a great player throughout his career. I mean, it was just right. Jim Buckner was a great hitter. I mean, if phenomenal player and it's really a shame that a lot of people just associated with that one moment But I watched that upset victory. The Mets come back in the ninth, and I remember just losing my mind being so happy for my mom and she was screaming, jumping up and down and this guy Phil's house we were at it was a friend of Of hers at the time. But Comey thinking How mad I am now. I don't mean like man at the world are mad at you. I mean mad at what the sports world. Dead. I had such special memories and I was a kid sports. I did I, uh, you know those moments. You you all know. I mean, if your guys ladies out there you were at a game with your dad or your mom or whatever, and home run gets hit in the beard gets thrown in the air and everything like that. People throw and popcorn, peanuts, crackerjacks all over the place. Whatever. Everybody's just going nuts together something about the collective energy of the crowd. Sports brings us that. It's a form of entertainment. You don't see that the movie theater, right? I mean, very rarely in a movie theater. You know, you're not watching, like return to the Jedi, where Luke Skywalker throws Darth Vader over the thing, and everybody gets up in cheers. That just doesn't happen. But it happens in sports, right and those moments I missed them. I've been, uh, stranger to sports for the last few years because of the Wokeness and I just don't want to. It's just not my thing. I just can't take it and I'm really mad. Like many of you are There's a special moments to me. I remember every second of that 1986 Mets World Series. I remember there was sitting at the end of the couch on the right side. And this guy Phil's house watching that And that feeling of elation and joy. Why'd you have to take that from us?
The Dan Bongino Show
"phil house" Discussed on The Dan Bongino Show
"I love the candy candidly. It's i you do but it's not the same so just quickly on this china thing. China built a bunch of housing and because they're communist central planners who couldn't figure out how to price baseball card no less how to price an entire national real estate market. They built a bunch of homes at houses that nobody went to live in Other people never lived in boston to speculate. Some people lived in him and bought them for over inflated prices because the government told them they were overinflated prices. Then the government tried to cool it down and they were. There are billions of dollars that hundreds of billions of dollars in each calendar bad debt china's in a world of trouble. Pay very close attention. What happened today as their property. Market collapses right now in lifetime. It's happening before. I get to the invasion of southern border and explosives spy gate development hat tip our friend full nelson on social media. Yeah he does great work there too along with many others. I was watching a a documentary this weekend. Watching a documentary about the nineteen eighty. Six new york mets as recommended by producer. Jim they won the world series that year. It's a famous. Mookie wilson bill buckner game and i always felt bad for bill buckner. He had a great career and he should not be defined by one mistake. You imagine that anyone else remember. The ball went through his legs last inning. And i watched that game. I was at this guy phil who was a friend of my. I was very young at the time. I was only twelve. But as that this guy. Phil's house nineteen eighty six world series game six mets wayne in what the most incredible comeback in world series history in my opinion and i watched it and i was a yankees fan. But you know the yankees weren't in the world series and i was in new yorker and i certainly didn't like boston so i watched that game and i remember when. Mookie wilson hit that slow roller and buckner missed it. I remember just in this house. Sky fills house in In glendale up in liberty park on the hill as we used to call it and just going crazy running around the neighborhood and he's late at night when it happened. It was such a powerful moment for me. Such special memories when i was a kid with sports and my dad and other people and i'm just so angry where you all toke from me in sports yet. Nfl nba mlb. going woke. you stole.
Family Ghosts
"phil house" Discussed on Family Ghosts
"Was one of the people. Society needs one of ashes. Sonoma's date advisers told the paper he was ready to go on and make his mark. We would not become the new cohen brothers or some shit we would be nothing together Has and i went to the same high school three grades apart. the park. school of baltimore was progressive. Private place tucked divergently into a wealthy suburb of charm city. Not far from rolling horse country but the ones very helpful and liberal scholarship policy. I'll see news. We're required to final project during their last semester and internship at hospital say filing for a law firm. My brother went a different way over the spring semester of his senior year in nineteen eighty six. Asha made a short film designed largely to visit our headmaster. Whose real name was dr. f parvin sharpness. Asher considered him a buffoon a blow heart and possibly actually evil somehow over achieving with his casting. My brother convinced a popular history teacher to play sharply in the movie. The characters name was in case. There's any doubt would ask up to dr blunt. More passer casmance the lead. He and his cinematographer a theater. School refugee and transfer student named jeremy remains a close friend. Shot straight to vhs. They edited by cutting and splicing strips of magnetic tape videotape. My character scoring with hot new wave girls. Prep school field hockey stars. Like working out shirtless on a solo. Flex seven seconds ard gore on the soundtrack. Charing behind frosted glass in the bathroom. In the pikes phil house. Mom shared with her new age friends. They film me organizing the scheme that would bring sharply slash blunt more down. It involved several boom boxes and blasted bad classical music. My brother adored when he was the judge of preteen dance contests at a neighbor's house. He often name the winner crush now to admit that when i took over as judge often gave him low marks for quote bending his knees too much he also made my life unbearable. One high school night downtown are small. Gangs parents absent as peanuts adults. We're in a twenty four hour greasy-spoon on charles street. After an all ages punk set a beehive waitress spilled a glass of water on the chequered floor near our table. I joked about fainting fall and the lawsuit riches. That would rain down on us. Hash was taken with the idea and wouldn't let it drop. He said i had to do it. The pratfall he said he wouldn't drive me home. Unless i did thought he was joking and looked for a wink in his is. It didn't come. He was serious so serious. Why because he thought i could pull it off. Successfully sued the dive or was it because he knew the waitresses life was hard enough already. And yet here was some asshole. Me smirking about making it worse. And so i must be punished or did he just want to stir shit up. I never knew. I still don't but in that moment or rather the many moments of brotherly standoff he engineered was a glimmer of my brothers wounded mercurial spirit. Eventually he would relent and drive me home but not before amping up our evenings drama not before blowing up like a rainbow soap bubble. What was possible real and imagined not before making me sweat. Everyone at the memorial services said my brother would have wanted us to party. Not mourn they were probably right from his high. School freshman was ready to party to drink and drug. Play led zeppelin very very loudly. Have a good time all the time he'd say frequently quoting from spinal tap of the pirates smirk. He was obsessed with woody allen. Steve martin stand up mel brooks. We played the cassette of a wild and crazy guy to dust before i was old enough to understand the jokes. I watch dad. To know went to laugh. It could perform the entire script of blazing saddles but also a lot of fellini truffaut and most dearly kurosawa. Some sam ryan is probably the most loyal motherfucker i've ever known like most of us who contain multitudes could be sambre sensitive depressed in fact a few years after asser died. Our mother told me that used to dream off of.
The MMA Hour with Ariel Helwani
"phil house" Discussed on The MMA Hour with Ariel Helwani
"Ian heinisch shouldn't and allies theodore and those guys like made more sense business wise because making six figures to fight and as we as we kind of set up time somehow even those winds though he's not more popular than until so. I don't know maybe maybe winning. Isn't everything all right. Darren till like if phil house like darren till phil hawes. It'd be interesting like phil next bite. that'd be the match raigad like to see until another wrestler but phil proud to stand there and try to knock his block off. Yeah i mean that's there too. I was at about three or four years ago. When derek was still at jackson's in albuquerque and a sorry hey until renton was still. Brunson was still training albuquerque man. I saw him train. And just do wrestling scrambles phil hawes and just watching just those two behemoth images scramble on the math. I was just like good. Lord i was just athleticism which is like so impressive. I was like man there. There is a different level between me punch in the bag and those two gentlemen far apart and it was it was. It was just really incredible. Watch so why do you like. If i'm phil. Hawes our love. That darren till five. That's all say what else you got questions. Garrett premiss this damned darren. He's the biggest question mark and out of this. I mean we're talking questions to ask after events. I mean it's probably darren tillis probably most of them right like we note. Derek brunson kudos. And he's got two options right now. Wait for the title. Or fight. Jared kennedy era and if you win definitely fight for the title so tell there's a million questions brunson. There isn't casey. We got a question about the oblique kick. Abc that from our powell. Tristen gordon map. You've been up there. Might out of you talk about it. Yeah i'll just says. Do you think the oblique kicked initially banned. Many fighters got on twitter saying that it should. I assume we're all in favor of not banning. But i could be wrong. Who wants to go. i i understand. We had some of the twitter comments from fighters. Oh sure sure i'll. I'll find just just boxing poetic on here. You know what. I was very. I never understood that people go home. It goes a legal. You know but then actually i was talking to sarah kaufman and she kinda was an agreement about making the legal and it made sense lower. Because i don't. I still think there should be legal. But she was saying since those kicks the intention. Those aren't to break down the muscle or bruiser lake. Normal cakes are those intention. That kick is strictly to rip apart the ligaments in the knee and in may or any any type of submission. there's an option to tap out continent some sort of e bar or you know he'll hook or anything. There's an option the tap out the problem with those kicks. There's no option tap out. Either get you hit and you unique goes or it doesn't go so i kinda get that reasoning because there's no option the tap on such a catastrophic injury But it's may and you like Rountree said you can't be heavy on your foot. You can't be having that foot. That's why he got. That's why because got noticed it. Because he was heavy of that jab he was he. He put a pattern there. That rowntree recognized and capitalized it and even round through one maybe fifteen seconds before that and completely missed bukac didn't take that has it warning and he still went the same game plan thrown at thrown a jab heavy lead foot and unfortunately it went very south for him. So i don't think it should be illegal but I get why you should. I'll read some of the reactions here. Ousmane sterling said who wants to go into a fight jabbing at their entire knee destroyed. Ouch ow I shouldn't have read those her. Take those those are threatening one of the toughest owen. No that's how.
Big Fellas Basketball
"phil house" Discussed on Big Fellas Basketball
"We need sign then then obvious that our guys are gone right now so our current guys go right now home they give back in a couple of weeks and then we'll hit the ground running with practices. All of that can we to sit on. My mouth is very excited to be able to be watching how this season. What's the thing you're most excited for. Our wants type off comes the next era just committee so close to it are what are you most excited for. Yeah will knock on wood. But hopefully we'll have a full capacity in the game and have our fans there and Nano if you've ever been to a game at the phil house but it's It's a it's an exciting time and it's You know as probably one of those things you probably want but is to come to a now come to the game now through house because it's so exciting fans are so so electrifying and know we have sixty thousand three hundred every night in itself and they get after it so that's one of the most excited about how having our fans back i've never been to. I've never been but even that part of the country to make my way to as a basketball at right. It's like you said as my bucket list. I hope that i can catch a game. There's so but until then i'll be watching on tv on. Pick you out on the sideline on watching pretty cool exits the that you've been seeing the vehicle but also the now in by the assistant coach mccord's coach coach kiss. Thank you so much for compensation because it's kind of an eye opening to me maybe seeing at transition on you're going for the video until they took to the sideline. I miss his body to me. And i know telling my listeners really appreciate coming on insurance death loot grief unhappy listening to make sure to follow like and subscribe on instagram link vision and all major social media platforms at gen z. Poops you can fill in and subscribe on apple. Podcasts spotify youtube and every other podcast platform on the planet. Get ready for the next episode..
The Words on Fire Podcast
"phil house" Discussed on The Words on Fire Podcast
"Made my day. I called and he calls me back because he's always busy. He cutting back doctor phil's house and watch that's one of his best friends anyway. I watch i let him watch daniels not guilty thing and oh my god he loved it and whatever whatever what's up what do you need site. Tell him i need. Help with this exonerated. We do three way call. So the exonerates talking to jason spiel. Whatever jason he goes. Oh i need you know something about one thing about me. When amenaces jump i see how high and was like i could die now to the dropping with dr phil ridge get. Our first house helped us get home. Author fourteen thousand dollars. Guy is amazing man. If you ever need anymore ever anything you need anything you tell me if he does this for all kinds of he's the did in exonerating really bad. When i talk about dick tongue thinking about this did you can do all kinds of stuff. And this guy's just out. That's what he loves to do. He loved to help people. And that's what we told them to like when he told me You know paying back like just pay for women. That's that's right back to me by painting for when you're in the position you can do for somebody do it. Oh well successive. I've learned a lot from him like advocacy. I learned how to advocate for plea. Because i owe him a lot. So now you see a cop. What's your head she a looking. I'm like i. i wish he would do. Stop rolling what are you know pleasant with daniel after. They've been really really respectful to him and like they've come up and be like man. How are you crazy thing. Is that the state troopers state trooper that yeah when With a seventy one time right. So i get in there and then I see a turnaround state trooper. I'm like oh shit right. And i'm not doing nothing wrong right. I got my license right then. And then he gave me a hug. And i was like holy shit. Well so yeah you know then another time with another state trooper same thing so like with the truth is show me a lot of. I mean that was crazy even that You know the the clark was like holy shit who this dude. Let me get this raw this one does. It's all human so after you get..
Architecture Today
"phil house" Discussed on Architecture Today
"Experience like in a different way on observant than your to my mind you'll you'll connected to their environment. Which is actually the job of architect. And i don't think i'm saying i can. I remember saying to richie buns and did a book called explosion and wrote all of these wretched But fell only designate. he's just describing good architecture. And there's a sense in that but sometimes i think we both forgotten Simple good architecture is the other thing that occurred to me about. This house actually was an event at lock ten years or so before ville was there and it was the first lecture in britain by dondo happened to arrange courtesy of the japan. And the thing. I remember you. You hear these latches and you can only remember one or two things that most. I had colin lectures a student. The only thing. I can tell you he said was about off webster. Casey's nice if the Someone someone someone elderly to sit me folks live tondo said and i think applies very much in a way to the way philip roaches design. He said people think my plans. They call the middle setting fat designed to house maximum experience. They look simple but he said i designed them like a garden walking through from one scene to another one view to another and when you look at his work in the abstract on paper you obviously get the pictures you get an idea but natural drawings page tweet. Almost too simple yet. There's a phenomenal. Richness of experience packed in their tickling. Nearly early word which was so wonderful. You're listening to eighty compensations back. Catalog is available at architecture today. Dot cove uk forward slash podcast. And i think it is this fascination that phil house with light easy nutrition. You won't luke won't thing. I'd never asked and i would be interested to know who is. To what extent does the design process happen in what we might call the way i could have done it with. T- squadron pencil all a cab modeling looking at views and the jeff stating from the inside what you'll get a costing the son of moving it during the day and then changing things we does that happen or do you still essentially design..
The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"phil house" Discussed on The Shawn Harvey Morning Show Podcast
"Just a little sound big champagne sound but if you listen close up and then when they went when when it did do this i can't. It was the was how house the beast phil house. The sight and smell it. I was like wow. I smelled it. It's not smell good. You know when you put your own work you work. That's really good now right. And then sydney this everybody the cameras just on me for for another five more minutes because it makes sydney's comfortable with chicago is closed a lot going on here. It'd be fun you what put ones well. I kind of coal awhile and then city win. Internal is out of whack cine I saw no ice in beverage. Now i know why are there any call right and then a second before you switched it is to swing back would you do it was it was it. Was it a feeling city. But was it a feeling of euphoria like was it a field and like like you accomplish something. You're not like bastard like they win the championship and the guy's going to lock wounding champagne. We feel that you have that type before. No but i was like kind of like excited. Because i was like. Yeah like get. This party started i. I was excited. Yeah i was by myself. Initially because i was waiting for somebody come pick me up and i wanted to get the shot out of the way so honey then when you do that shot back did you. Shimmy the shoulders and i did the did you do. Yeah that's what i did. And i took another one after that. Yeah back back back to back. You finished the second day. That's right then. I said yeah and then i told alexa play some music. I started dancing. Wow now the beasts right. And then you get picked up and then you head on over to strasbourg easter albert. Yeah now how you feel. And how long did it take. We'll take a break. We had nine o'clock semi. How long did it take for that liquor to hit. The membrane to it was instantaneous. Because i hadn't eaten for the day because you know i'm on my diet. So and intermittent fasting and had worked day and we had had the show and everything. We didn't have the show it yesterday. But i worked all day and all that so i ended eat and yet so you know when you don't eat you don't have that base then you know you just the liquor hits you faster so the liquor hit me pretty fast. I got a little bit of a headache. But i just kept that movie and then we just commenced drinking. I went to somebody's backyard. Front yard event. It was like a actually shoutout to shonda logan because i think remember that time that i met shonda logan and she was like at somebody's house or whatever veneta didn't you come with me last year to beat up with shonda somewhere. Somebody's house i. I went back to those houses this year with somebody else and and they were doing all this whole big fireworks thing so i went there and i drink some more shut out to these people. They were doing like frozen drink. Told them we were going to bring them on the show. I was wrong of course shots. Frozen rain like five people on the show so will reach out to me. Because my phone's going on so you went. You got to east strasburg. You went up to the wasteland right with a buffalo roam And use some folks. Yeah and then what happened. You went to a number. You went to the bar. Yeah yeah after that. After they were done fireworks done everything like that. Then we went to the bars went to about three of them. Yeah in strasbourg. Yeah they have. They have three boys and strasbourg left. Show time okay. Anything sushi sharing. You don't have to being back home seeing all my friends all right. So how did your friends was like one of these jubilo kinda like celebrations like cenis back in town and yeah they were like. Oh you're here for the day with their excited we're hanging out like laughing and stuff and so now now now now. It's two o'clock in the morning exactly fell going to so now. Now it's like two. It's actually like to thirty to forty five when we actually the bar because we were still there talking and then we head over to while everyone's get something to drink and then they were backed up by iwa. Everybody was in the parking lot. Whatever then goes up and then we're going to let this go because everybody is talking for staying nine o'clock. I just wanna make cities like she's almost looking better. I'm pana camera on a minute. Hold on now. The wild wild run because you know we talked about that. How did that work because now disappoint 'cause.
Zane and Health: Unfiltered
"phil house" Discussed on Zane and Health: Unfiltered
"She said something about probably meat is good something in a bunch of texas cattle men shooter. She showed how can you. Can you sue someone for that shape. Because they said it. They said people stop buying meat. I don't know exactly what was her fault. Though i mean like it was a big old long trial and it was a big deal and he was somehow a part of like. I don't know exactly part of the trial he was. He wasn't one of the lawyers but he was one of the. It was his cattle ranch. Lock you stop being so crew for an good. Do make good on taxes you know. He's from texas from texas Here two minutes. We got some texas shot every time she had him on the show few. Tom's like helping you know talking to people and stuff and then he was like. I'm gonna do my own show she. She was like produce it and Audience yeah several times enrolled on yup. I'm trying to get on camera. Cameras simplisafe like learned. The cameras to go ahead to the price is right. Have you ever been want to play a game show like that. Oh my gosh best thing. What did you dress up as no prices right thinking. You're thinking of prices sometimes. Yeah latch her matching sure. Did you see bob barker now. But that that's i can't wait till kobe's over. I'm going back dude. I'm getting on that show up to date. They just pick somebody randomly right. Yeah well they like they like you have to stand this big line before multiple lines and basically they kind of go an interview and they just talk to you and i'm sure they don't pick the people that are real quiet and you know so you you kind of want to be a little lively. Are you giving recognize. At like the dr phil babb ceilings. So he's just like i'm production. That's the movie you gotta do. You know what i do for you and i was like in the audience. Our try to start a fight with the guest. Dr phil house. Because there's always that one person that's just like you and she's like what you wanna fight like all the bad bad almost. Don't want to disrespect like that dirty. That's tempting but you don't you don't do hinder. Nb so he'd be pissed in all he went on a few disrupt his. You know. I thought i thought it's better for him. Because that's just drawn more mar. Murray maury maury maury maury will be better but knocked audiences super. You have to be quiet. Prices right has to step it up. Though i feel like the way like youtubers are like mr bee's he's given away hundreds of thousands of dollars and then like on prices right there like you get a brand new l. g. frayed like the washer and dryer facebook market for one hundred bucks. I'm gonna started seventy s. I just don't have the budget for that. They have the budget. They're just how many people still watching that now like a lot of people watching that. The advertisers are still paying. So you wanna get on there because you want to spin that wheel and the big. That's not dream in life. But sometimes the games they play..
The Steve Matthes Show on RacerX
"phil house" Discussed on The Steve Matthes Show on RacerX
"You're you're truly unbelievable unattractive. Dangerous deaf you're fine sad sad Comes last for for all of us in every way like can we screenshot results to send a fill for you place. It's he's in a deep dark place right now. I bet dude. I saw phil before the race. Any he already said. I hate my bike. And i hate everything before the race and i don't even know what happened. Did you get knocked out. I turn with jeremy smith jeremy smith collarbone filling flying. Oh my god. Yeah so i will say this rotator cuff for something for shoulder rotator. Did you hear anymore. I rotate coming. Augusta's still was fear. Is the only response. I got back from. Fill all day to numerous text after the crash. Was i just got one texas. That and that was that was it. Nothing else no details. Oh sorry i will say this. J mart is the most devastating because he was literally the points leader and that is bad now. I know jay mark's narrative to you steve as he's writing job but he's not he's not fighting for a job no no he will be fine was depressing stupid. You go over to the troll train rig after the crash all no no. I heard they packed up early. Yes so i would over there to check on him. He was already to the hospital. And there's the team at eleven. Am packing up to ten. Because they have no other riders and he's presumably off to the summer. And i'm like that is like triple depressing. 'cause like a whole team is built around this one thing and then one crossroads. The i'm like. Hey that's phil phil house racing. A year his whole thing was based on comeback of the nationals. He has to. I turn crashes in the first two rounds and now who knows. It's like you build your whole going around one thing and it's just think of motos guys put in just being straight serious right the the road miles and the modes they put in. Yeah yeah for one thing. Run to second incident to ruin it. Jeremy martin will just be back next year. He'll be fine right..
InnovaBuzz
"phil house" Discussed on InnovaBuzz
"Well i had the honor to be one of the present on on twenty where where i met you. You hosted together with danielle. So it's wonderful to follow up on on that appearance there with the conversation here on the another bus. Podcast you know. And that's everybody listening. Needs to know that that's how it works when you connect then you connect right. Yeah that's right. It's all about building human relationships. Now you started off fuel career. I guess as a teacher. And then you transitioned at some point to podcast or photographer. And i know you also do a little bit of training which is another hobby of mine. Now headed you first start podcasting. And how did that come about that. You transition from the casting right. Well we have to turn the clock back a little bit before the teaching where i was in publishing an and was an actual news reporter. Yes and so. I had the equipment in a drawer collecting dust somewhere and one day i decided to pull it out but with a friend who said that she would like to start a podcast together. And that didn't pan out. But i had the equipment on my kitchen table. So i thought why not. It's not an and i've been thinking about doing a podcast for forever. Like probably some of the listeners. And i have to tell you just get started. And that's really what i did. I sat down and i just started recording. I thought well now is better time than any. It's it's interesting though you. I guess you had the equipment you your intention was to use it in your news recording career but then you the motivation for starting. The podcast was more equipment. Who might as well use said. What did you start podcasting about in the early days nearly days. Yes so. I really had no plan other than you know what i had started a youtube channel and i had this tip. I made a video called I think twelve plus tips on how to stay warm at an outdoor football game and And so i thought i would use that as the basis. I i knew. I wanted to provide tips of some sort Hacks or you know resourceful living ideas. And so i thought well let me let me start with that one. Because that's contents. I already had know. Repurposing content is fabulous for this purpose. Especially when i had no idea what i was really going to do the show about a long term you know and so i think i also might have done a review of an nbc. Show here called. This is us in the jimmy fallon show and maybe even the half full asari. The halftime super bowl. Performance here in the. Us was really not not planned out at all. No and and what kind of what was the transition then to something that had a coherent same going through it well. And that's what. I think folks find is as they do their shows and they're moving along you you refine things or fine tune them. And that's what i did in phil house of leeann y c became a show for life's random hacks how to's tips in. Diy's and i recently started a new show. Can i tell you about that one true. So i'm nine episodes in at the time of our recording here today and i decided to put it all together all those things that you mentioned in my bio so i started a.
/Film Daily
Netflix Sets Title for ‘Haunting of Hill House’ Season 2 – Which Is Definitely Not About Hill House (Video)
"The hunting of hill house season two is in development. And we now know what it is going to be about Chris tell us about it. Yeah. There have been rumors that Netflix was interested in a second season. And at the time, it seemed kind of unlikely because the first season of he'll house wraps everything up pretty well and adapts one book and so on and so forth. But now we know there is a second season and rather than taking a traditional approach, Mike, Flanagan and Netflix. They're gonna turn it into an anthology series sort of similar to what AMC is doing with the terror. So each season is going to be a new story and while the first season adapted. Shirley Jackson's the haunting pill house season two will be adapting Henry James's the turn of the screw. Which is another classic ghost story. It's been adapted into a film into films. If you times before the innocence is probably the best example of this, very spooky black and white are movie. And this is really cool. I'm very excited. This I loved the haunting hill house per season. And I really liked turn of the screw. I think Mike Flanagan is very talented and undis- gonna assume because this is what I hill house. Did it's going to take a lot of liberties with the book because he'll house only really took like names in certain ideas, and then created its its whole like new thing. And I'm guessing that's what they're gonna do with this as well if they're taking that many liberties, why do they even need something to adapt with the second season. I mean, you know, there's brand recognition. I guess I guess it's also like a framework. Work because he'll house it borrowed ideas and frameworks stuff from the book. And I'm guessing this is gonna take that singer a framework where turn a screw it's about a governess who is hired to watch over to orphans, and she becomes convinced. The the mansion she's washing them in is haunted and the kids could see them. But at the same time, the book is very ambiguous in that. Maybe there aren't really go species. Just crazy. So I'm guessing they're going to use that formula where there's a woman who thinks house is haunted, but maybe she's nuts. That's what I'm guessing. They're going to use that as a springboard to create something new Jakup. I know you were a huge fan of this first season. What do you think of this news? Yeah. The first season's phenomenal. Mike Flanagan is phenomenal. I love this idea. I have not read the turn of the screw by have seen the innocence. And I feel that we have this idea the older horror films aren't scary. There could be spookier interesting. But the innocence is scary it holds up as a genuinely unsettling go story. Even though it's my God. Six years old now. So it's I'm very excited by this idea of with funding did in extent what Chris said is he took what Shirley Jackson was with the hanging Phil house and took two Matic core. And built it out in ways that were more personal to him or person was writing staff and transform those ideas into something that was passionate and personal to him as a storyteller. So like, I'm taking this. This very different goes story with very different ideas. And you know, remixing through his lens in the style of the first season that is incredibly exciting. And I am all for more. Great anthology driven hard to sounds like it's such. It's such a great idea to get more cool go stories in front of right
The Watch
The Brilliance of Amazon's Homecoming Series
"All right. We are back. We're talking about homecoming season one. I mean, I don't even know if there's going to be a season two, but with homecoming new show in Amazon it's directed by front of the pods. Same as mail. It's a based on a podcast from allied Horowitz. And Michael Bloomberg that was Gimblett couple years ago. And the the podcast major parts were played by Catherine keener, voiced by Catherine keener, Oscar Isaac and David trimmer in the Amazon television show version of it. We have a show starring Julia Roberts, which I never thought if you told me ten years ago that Julia Roberts will be on an Amazon show. Just really confused two thousand eight me. Julia Roberts, Bobby volley. Hey, chris. Yeah. I've got a couple of other. Chris would really yeah. Yeah. I know we can get say that for for next next episode way to tell him podcast go. Yeah. So we have a home. Julia roberts. Stephen, James, Bobby, volley and shea Wiggham among others. And it's ten episode show ended I talked a little bit about it as a preview last week. So we're just gonna talk about the first five episodes today in the second five the the back half of the show on Thursday. So there will be spoilers. Yes. There will. Episode boilers mandatory, pineapple optics Redwood, and helping the episodes we're talking about and everyone here are the usual caveats. You should know that I'm recording this from s milk work right now. Yes, we're all the people Chris mentioned except for Julia Roberts J William or ended office right now having a meeting I think about season two. I am clearly an untrustworthy voice. But I do think it's noteworthy television show. And I am eager to talk about it. But understand you take all take the bucks, kosher salt. You have in your kitchen and just pour it all over whatever device used to listen to this podcast on. Yeah. Well, we so I feel like we just talked a lot about sort of the extra curricular things around television show with Walking Dead without actually talking about Walking Dead. So I wanna start rather than talking about the impact this show has had or what it means within the Amazon ecosystem or whatever logistic about the show itself. How's that rate? You you you leave me there? Okay. Again, not trying to blow smoke up SAM's ask. But I am really in all of what he pulled off here. Because forget I actually didn't listen to the podcast. So I can't even speak to what it must be like to adapt. What is essentially this? This long form audio story for TV. I can't I can't evaluate what I think he's done here. And we talked a little bit about. The effectiveness of the half hour thriller drama, and how that gave us kind of like remixed are brainwaves a little bit. It kinda kinda got wires crossed in a way that was really exciting. Because you're basically, I think when you're watching television show that takes at least an hour, and you know, it's drama, you kind of your your mind knows that there are going to be these peaks and valleys these lulls, you know, how they're setting things up around the three five x structure, you kind of have a feeling for how you're watching these shows if you're watching Ozark if you're watching hunting and Phil house, if you're watching a sharp objects there is of no matter how different these shows are there's a vibe to them. And there is a a tempo that comes along with an hour long show by compressing the drama and tension into anywhere from twenty seven to thirty one to forty one minutes. Sam's kind of manipulating your reactions. To the story. And the story itself is not I don't find it to be that complicated. It's not that Abrahams e it's not that mystery box. Obviously, there's a lot of central mysteries. But what I think he's done here is taking seventies paranoia cinema. Which is something that a lot of people like to reference, I think famously Andy always joked about how the Rousseau's talked about the influence of like all the president's men in parallel view on winter soldier. And we joked about that..